Vultureman invents the Thundranium Field Projector that can project a field of Thundranium to weaken the Thundercats. Wilykat and Wilykit happen upon Vultureman as he is testing the projector and follow him to Castle Plun-Darr where they learn more details of his new invention. As they steal away to inform the Thundercats, Vultureman notices them and traps them in the Field of Daggers. At Cats' Lair, the Sword of Omens alerts Lion-O to their immediate danger and Lion-O, along with Snarf, rush to the Thunderkittens' aid. The Mutants contact the Luna-Taks to request additional Thundranium to fuel the projector. The Mutants and the Luna-Taks attack the Wollo Village and Chilla freezes all of the Wollo produce. When the Thunderkittens arrive at the village with an old Wollo who rescued them from the Field of Daggers, Chilla has iced all necessities for survival. Lion-O arrives and uses the Sword to reverse Chilla's evil doing and save the village's food.

The Wollos become victims of the Mutants and Luna-Taks' plan to defeat the Thundercats. Chilla encases their fruits and vegetables in ice and the Mutants capture the Wollo who has befriended the Thunderkittens. But the Thundercats turn the enemies away and Lion-O is able to use the Sword of Omens to save the gardens.

In this episodes the enemies of the Thundercats show their disregard for innocent persons. The Thundercats are distinguished by their compassion and consideration for those who are unable to defend themselves or who have fewer resources than they do. We do well to try to incorporate this quality into our lives.

It is easy to get so caught up in our own affairs that we lose sight of others around who are less fortunate. We may overlook, for example, that friends may not have much extra money to spend. They may not be able to go to as many movies as we can or buy as many records and videos. Our attitudes of not understanding their plight may make it embarrassing for them to be with us. They would welcome our becoming more understanding. And if we look into our whole community, we can find many examples of families living with very little resources. We can choose to try to ignore our observations or we can acknowledge this reality to try to do something, perhaps by participating in food or clothing drives sponsored by schools, churches, or local charity organizations. Whatever we choose to do, if we value the lesson of compassion and consideration for others, we will find that we cannot remain indifferent.

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