In Sanctuary, Nikola Tesla became a vampire with electrical powers after injecting himself with vampire blood (all true vampires having been killed off long ago). His goal throughout the series is to re create the vampire race in his own image. His first attempt fails miserably, as the vampires are mindless savages with no free will. He then moves to Mexico and opens a rehab clinic for rich American kids, while covertly performing genetic experiments on them. Each of them is implanted with vampire DNA that is slowly changing their internal makeup and will not actually activate until decades later. Then one gets into a car accident and dies, triggering a premature transformation. He then proceeds to find and shoot every one who visited the clinic http://thebeatmademen.com/2014/02/14/gus-van-sant-pops-location-remake/, doing the same to them. Unlike Tesla, they have no electrical powers.
The story tells the tale of three heroes Hercules, Mercury and Astrea who have been taken out of their timestreams to a faraway world to protect mankind there. Hercules and Mercury were based on the figures from Greek Roman mythology but Astrea was created for the series. All Asians Know Martial Arts: Mercury knows karate (explicitly called such, even though evidence points to him being Chinese), and often uses it to jump kick robots in the head. All Myths Are True: But they aren’t all accurate. Most “gods” are actually space aliens (like Anubis), extra dimensional entities (like Loki), or superpowered humans (like Mercury and Hercules). All Your Powers Combined: Morpheus in “The Sinister Sentinel” had all three sentinel’s powers Hercules’ strength, Mercury’s speed and Astrea’s animorphing. Animorphism: Of the Voluntary Shapeshifting variety. Astrea is “able to take any living form”. Distaff Counterpart: As much as giant holographic heads can have a gender at all, Sentinel 7 of the planet Drakon is this to Sentinel 1. She oversees a gender flipped team of Sentinels, Thon, Valya, and Vaydra. Friend to All Living Things: Also Astrea. She can understand all animal languages and can befriend any animal, even ones normally terrified of humans. Latex Space Suit: Mercury and Astrea’s costumes. Mind over Matter: The power of the title villain in the episode “Loki”. Robot Buddy: Sentinel 1’s Maintenance Operator, “Mo” for short. Shapeshifter Baggage: There’s apparently no size limits to what Astrea can turn into, from mouse to elephant. Smurfette Principle: Astrea is the only female character in the main cast. Almost averted when they team up with the Sentinel team from the planet Drakon, which consists of one man and two women, but the women spend the entire episode in stasis, so Astrea is still the only woman in the active team. Stock Footage: Filmation was very well known for doing this in most of its animated series, and this is no exception. Even conversational shots are reused (which is why the characters’ expressions rarely change from a vague smile, even in the most dire of situations). Super Speed: Mercury, who can “match the speed of light”. Super Strength: Hercules, with the “strength of a hundred men”. Token Minority / Token Trio / Twofer Token Minority: Mercury is Asian (implied to be Chinese in “The Wizard of Od” and “The Sorceress”), Astrea is black (her original outfit appears to be Egyptian), and even Hercules is Ambiguously Brown (though he might just have a good tan). Walking Shirtless Scene: Hercules Wing Ding Eyes: Mo expresses non verbal communication with these, especially question marks when confused. Your Magic’s No Good Here: In “The Wizard of Od”, the team visits an alternate dimension called Fansia, where their powers work oddly, when they work at all: Mercury finds himself going super slowly, Hercules has no super strength, and Astra can only turn into mythical animals.
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