Zoar (unrelated to the Zohar) is the autonomous planet where the Zoar Incident began, which ultimately led to the Miltian Conflict. Not much is known about it, except that the planet was one of the worlds occupied by the people of the Immigrant Fleet.
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| - Zoar (unrelated to the Zohar) is the autonomous planet where the Zoar Incident began, which ultimately led to the Miltian Conflict. Not much is known about it, except that the planet was one of the worlds occupied by the people of the Immigrant Fleet.
- Zoar is a falcon in the Masters of the Universe franchise. It initially served as little more than a courier to relay messages between He-Man and the Goddess, and was explicitly male. With the development of He-Man and the Masters of the Universe Zoar was reimagined as an alternate form for He-Man's mystical benefactor, herself redesigned into the Sorceress of Castle Grayskull. Zoar necessarily became female, and the Sorceress's familiar bird-themed costume is based upon the falcon's color scheme. Its name is a play upon the word "soar".
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| - Zoar (unrelated to the Zohar) is the autonomous planet where the Zoar Incident began, which ultimately led to the Miltian Conflict. Not much is known about it, except that the planet was one of the worlds occupied by the people of the Immigrant Fleet.
- Zoar is a falcon in the Masters of the Universe franchise. It initially served as little more than a courier to relay messages between He-Man and the Goddess, and was explicitly male. With the development of He-Man and the Masters of the Universe Zoar was reimagined as an alternate form for He-Man's mystical benefactor, herself redesigned into the Sorceress of Castle Grayskull. Zoar necessarily became female, and the Sorceress's familiar bird-themed costume is based upon the falcon's color scheme. Its name is a play upon the word "soar".
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