No idea. But you should definitely have a dragon that has a "save or be sent to the realm of demons" effect.
I had a bunch of He-Man dolls when I was little, before I started gaming. I'm pretty sure my mother chucked them all.
http://paizo.com/threads/rzs2p6kc?The-Revised-Electus-Base-Class#1
This is a specially made class based on He-Man. Enjoy!
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Hah! Back when I was young, aspiring DM with no idea of what I was doing and no actual rule books, I used to have He-Man and his fellow Masters of the Universe make cameos in my campaign. That was back in the days of Basic D&D so He-Man was just a fighter and Skeletor was a magic user.
Things are more complicated now so I guess the Masters need more refined classes.
Some Good Guys
He-Man - Beast Rider Cavalier's a good pick. Mounted Fury Barbarian would also work if you want to cleave old school.
Battle Cat/Cringer - for the cartoon version of Battle Cat, you could make him a grimalkin from Monster Manual 2.
Man at Arms - Straight up Fighter. If you want to go with the watered down cartoon version that replaced his sweet mace with lame cartoon-friendly defensive wrist-lasers, I guess you could go with a Magus.
Teela - Monk, possibly Weapon Adept if you want to emphasize her staff fighting.
The Sorceress - Actually, an Eagle Shaman Druid with the Air or Weather domain. For the original comic/action figure version named Teela, I'd go Serpent Shaman with the Animal or Charm domain.
Orko - Orko's Trollan race could use it's own write-up but, barring that, I'd go with a Fey Creature(template) Gnome sorcerer with the Protean bloodline.
Some Bad Guys
Skeletor - Seems like a Magus to me, maybe a Hexcrafter to add a little flavor. Keldor was just a human before his little accident so I'd say his skull head is the result of a curse or other spell that would take a Miracle or Wish spell to lift.
Beast Man - Bugbear Savage Barbarian.
Mer-Man - Sahuagin Ranger, maybe a Beast Master with a stable of dangerous sea creatures as pets.
Evil-Lyn - Sorceress with the Shadow bloodline.
Tri-Klops - Tri-Klops was supposed to be a hunter so if I wanted to be accurate to the action figures or cartoon, I'd make this guy a Human Ranger with some kind of enchanted visor with something like Low-Light Vision, Darkvision and Clairvoyance abilities. For fun, I'd re-imagine him as a Cyclops Falconer Ranger (his one eye + the bird's two = three eyes!) With the bird's help, he'd still be Skeletor's go-to guy for scouting and tracking.
Trap Jaw - Since there aren't really rules for cybernetic prostheses, I'd make Kronis a Machine Soldier Robot Fighter with some interchangeable integrated weapons.
He-Man: Human Beastmaster Ranger/Mythic Champion teirs. Longsword, Battleaxe, light shield. Harness functions as Hide armor. Magical bracers, belt and boots.
Man-at-Arms: Human Gunslinger/Fighter. Mace, hand crossbow (pistol), plate armor.
Teela: Human Ranger/Rogue. Staff, Short sword, light shield, leather armor.
The Sorceress: Sorcerer/Druid.
Skeletor: Lich Wizard/Magus. Staff, sword, leather armor.
Evil-Lyn: Human Sorcerer(infernal) using mostly Illusions. Rod, leather armor.
Mer-Man: Sahuagin Fighter/Barbarian.
Beastman: Half-Orc Barbarian.
Trap Jaw: Warforged Fighter.
She-Ra: Aasimar Paladin.
Duncan was supposed to be some kind of an inventor/weaponsmith. This doesn't need to be mechanically integral to his class, but it was considered one of the central elements of the character.
You could probably pull off beast man a a half orc or hobgoblin. I would use something that has summon nature's ally and wild empathy. Maybe ranger.
