'Masters of the Universe: Revelation/Revolution' | Netflix | 80's He-Man sequel | New Season Jan 25th 2024

[jdashmaj]

The only thing redeemable about the show is the animation and the few times He-Man is actually on screen. Outside of that this show was terrible the story was boring and unnecessarily dark. The trash attempt at being edgy just made the already thin story weeker. I also could have done without Tela looking like HHH with a Karen cut

 

[DLo]

3 episodes in and I'm not feeling this shyt.

The only thing redeemable about the show is the animation and the few times He-Man is actually on screen. Outside of that this show was terrible the story was boring and unnecessarily dark. The trash attempt at being edgy just made the already thin story weeker. I also could have done without Tela looking like HHH with a Karen cut

Yeah I wasn't feeling it. Didn't need it to be this dark. Teela was a bytch to everyone. Not sure why they would all be rocking with her. Adam/He-man barely got any screen time. Evil Lynn and Orko were the only characters I enjoyed.

 

[Wargames]

Is Evil Lynn the same voice actress as Camelia from Castlevania?

 

[Optimus Prime]

Is Evil Lynn the same voice actress as Camelia from Castlevania?

 

[Optimus Prime]

I liked it for the most part
Teela still holding a grudge the whole time was the worst part of it
I don't remember the og series so I don't know if Teela was in love with He-Man or not but they alluding to it here that she is
I'm assuming we get a lot more Adam/He-Man in the second half of the season

 

[nieman]

Is there a reason why they're not explaining anything like the lore or the characters? I've never seen the OG series so idk wtf is going on, I just know that the man guy transforms into a warrior using his sword like Shazam.

There's no real lore to even bother with. The first 10mins of the series showed everything that you needed to know. Prince Adam is secretly He-Man and transforms using the Sword of Power, Cringer becomes Battlecat. He is the protector/champion on Eternia/Castle Grayskull. He has Man-at-Arms by his side, Sorceress to advise, Teela is his friend since they were kids, Orko is their wizard, a few other colorful characters. Skeletor is bad, and does evil ish, and comes up with evil schemes. He has his own colorful goons. That's it.

 

[Ironman]

Sound like the fans of the OG series are upset.

Now if that's the case I have no problem with the show but if it's nonsense I'll pass

Where ya at @Ironman @TheNatureBoy I'd like y'all input

I'm watching tomorrow I got you on a review

 

[TheNatureBoy]

Sound like the fans of the OG series are upset.

Now if that's the case I have no problem with the show but if it's nonsense I'll pass

Where ya at @Ironman @TheNatureBoy I'd like y'all input

I just watched the 1st episode and it was alright. Didn't realize it was only 5 episodes and I guess they are splitting it in parts.

Don't really have any memories of the OG show aside from what the 2 main characters looked like. I had forgot that He-Man was on his Shazam shyt with the transformation.

 

[Majestyx]

Spoiler

Triclops is Joel Osteen now????

this whole subplot was so ass i instantly forgot it was a thing after every episode

 

[Majestyx]

I liked it for the most part
Teela still holding a grudge the whole time was the worst part of it
I don't remember the og series so I don't know if Teela was in love with He-Man or not but they alluding to it here that she is
I'm assuming we get a lot more Adam/He-Man in the second half of the season

canon-wise teela marries he-man/adam

 

[manyfaces]

There's no real lore to even bother with. The first 10mins of the series showed everything that you needed to know. Prince Adam is secretly He-Man and transforms using the Sword of Power, Cringer becomes Battlecat. He is the protector/champion on Eternia/Castle Grayskull. He has Man-at-Arms by his side, Sorceress to advise, Teela is his friend since they were kids, Orko is their wizard, a few other colorful characters. Skeletor is bad, and does evil ish, and comes up with evil schemes. He has his own colorful goons. That's it.

Yep. He-Man probably has the thinnest lore and story line of any of the 80's cartoons I grew up with. It's also the least rewatchchable to me because of it. That shyt was a pure vessel to sell toys (like all the other cartoons were) that was more blatant than any other I remember. But he'll, as kids He-Man was that nikka.

I didn't have any problem with the show. If they tried to make it like the original it would have been fukking awful. They take away Teela throwing a fukking hissy fit about being left in the dark and I was good, except for

Spoiler: This one hurt

my nikka Orko. He was always my favorite. The magical fukk up went out like a G though. That's my mage

 

[The Wall Is Undefeated!]

The show is a mess. However. it does have some decent parts.

Killing Orko got me in the feels.
At least he died a good and honourable death.

 

[Dwayne_Taylor]

Why couldn't they have just said it was Teela's show?

They could have gotten a better fan reaction without the bait and switch.

Teela's motivation comes of as selfish and nonsensical. No need to shyt on Adam and Man-at-Arm's to advance Teela.

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

There's no real lore to even bother with. The first 10mins of the series showed everything that you needed to know. Prince Adam is secretly He-Man and transforms using the Sword of Power, Cringer becomes Battlecat. He is the protector/champion on Eternia/Castle Grayskull. He has Man-at-Arms by his side, Sorceress to advise, Teela is his friend since they were kids, Orko is their wizard, a few other colorful characters. Skeletor is bad, and does evil ish, and comes up with evil schemes. He has his own colorful goons. That's it.

They still didn't explain any of it
Didn't even do a who's who

 

[Tryna Makit]

Damn yall brehs got me worried in here