Honda certainly seems to think so. As part of their Happy Honda Days promotion, the car manufacturer has released a commercial featuring Skeletor, the dastardly villain from He-Man and the Masters of ...

Skeletor, the self-proclaimed ‘Master of the Universe,’ took over Honda’s Twitter account on Monday. The Mattel action figure has been active in replying to others and is using the hashtag ...

At first many thought the account, which has half a million followers, was the victim of an ingenious cyber-attack. However, the Japanese car firm later saw Skeletor invade its US website as part of a ...

If you are in the Twitterverse, you might have noticed an interesting hashtag floating around yesterday: #Skeletakeover. At first I thought it was a hack, but then I realized it was actually a clever ...

Large companies of Twitter, please take note: Having a bit of banter and throwing up a hashtag or two will not make people hate you any less or buy more of your products. Honda are the latest ...

Readers born in the 1970s and 1980s will probably remember the animated TV series featuring He-Man and his nemesis, Skeletor. Honda used both characters for its “Happy Honda Days” sales event, which ...

Popular culture has a way of living beyond its expiration date on the internet. The song, film or cartoon that was once popular may disappear from the mainstream, but re-emerges years later and ...

Like it or not, if you grew up in the 80s, you’re likely now in your early-to-mid thirties. That means that you probably have a job and you might even have some disposable income. You’re an adult, and ...

Just in time for Christmas, Honda have commissioned the return of some classic '80s toys in a Robot Chicken-style series of music videos and all in the name of charity. Yes, we have Skeletor singing ...

I’m not exactly sure what Honda is thinking by creating a whole commercial series where they let classic toys like Skeletor, Strawberry Shortcake, Stretch Armstong, and the Fisher-Price Little People ...