The holiday season comes to the magical worlds of Eternia and Etheria in the He-Man & She-Ra Christmas Special! When Orko accidentally winds up on Earth during the Christmas winter. He befriends two children after saving their lives. While trying to figure out a way back home, the children tella curious Orko about the nature of the holidays and the good will and cheer that go hand in hand.

When they finally return to Eternia, the holiday spirit is spread amongst the entire Royal Palace. Everyone soon rejoices at the idea of celebrating Christmas the same time they honor the nearby birthday's of Princess Adora and her twin brother Prince Adam... also known to us as She-Ra and He-Man!

But trouble brews when the horrible Horde Prime commands Skeletor and Hordak to crush this newly discovered festive enthusiasm. Soon, Hordak and Skeletor are in a contest to kidnap the children, appease Horde Prime and destroy Christmas on Eternia and Etheria!

Now He-Man and She-Ra, along with one of the largest teams of heroes ever depicted in a single episode, struggle to stop these two super villains and a colossal crew of evil lackeys from completing their horrible mission! Watch to see how the forces of evil stack up against our heroes and the holiday spirit in the He-Man & She-Ra Christmas Special!

Two brand-new documentary features:
1. "The Holidays and Morals of He-Man and the Masters of the Universe" - One ingedient shared by both He-Man and Sh-Ra captured the attention of parents and children alike. This documentary explores the educational and moral foundation that has kept He-Man a lasting inspiration across generations.

2. "The Heroes and Villains of He-Man and the Masters of the Universe" - This documentary analyzes the exciting family of character and how Filmation's writers and animators turned the characters into pop icons.

"I Have the Power" music video featurette

A Montage of Morals
Character Profiles
Trivia and "fun facts"

DVD-ROM content - The complete "Christmas Special" script

Two 4x6 inch art cards by Phil Jimenez and David Mack