Masters of the Universe: Revelation Receives Netflix First Look
Soon we will all have the power. Netflix and Mattel are bringing back He-Man and the rest of the gang in their upcoming animated series,
Masters of the Universe: Revelation, and they’ve just dropped their first look at the new series, revealing a new animation style that looks like a cross between an anime and an ’80s cartoon. The showrunner for the series is Kevin Smith, and Mattel is looking to relaunch the
Master of the Universe toyline alongside the show, so prepare for a lot more children yelling, “I have the power!”
Netflix has finally released the first
Masters of the Universe: Revelation photos for Kevin Smith’s upcoming sequel series to the classic 80s animated show titled
He-Man and the Masters of the Universe from Filmation.
Revelation Part 1 is scheduled to make its debut on Friday, July 23 with the first five episodes of the 10-episode series. The photos, which you can check out below, feature our first look at the updated versions of the main characters including He-Man, Skeletor, Evil-Lyn, Teela, and Beast Man, who are being voiced by Chris Wood, Mark Hamill, Lena Head, Sarah Michelle Gellar, and Kevin Michael Richardson, respectively.
He-Man reboot starring
Castlevania) and showrun by Kevin Smith.
The series, unlike
She-Ra and the Princesses of Power, is made specifically with fans of the ’80s cartoon in mind. That isn’t totally a bad thing when you have someone who actually cares about the source material and doesn’t think there is anything wrong with having a good time.
“Everything I’ve ever worked on in like 27 years, this is easily in the top five of my favorite, most satisfying projects,” Smith says in the interview. “When I die, they’ll be like, ‘He made
Clerks, remember?’ ‘Cause that’s the most memorable thing I think I’ve ever done. I think this has a running shot at being like, ‘He made
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