News He-Man anime series from Kevin Smith coming to Netflix

If I were to speculate...

Spoiler

Randor is killed, Adam is required to grow up fast and become a king. A definitive conclusion to his hero's journey. Might also require him to give up the champion mantle (once he's repelled the Horde invasion and sent Skeletor to Despondos with them). Show ends with a royal wedding. Marlena may or may not return to Earth.

 

I'm glad they're getting a second season. I genuinely loved the first season, so I'm glad they're getting to do more with this version of He-Man.

 

William Shatner joins the voice cast of MotU: Revolution.

 

Not worth it's own thread but... are you thinking what I'm thinking...

 

If He-Man were a Hobbit, sure.

 

Sarah Michelle Gellar won't be returning as Teela for "Masters of the Universe: Revolution", presumably her work on "Wolfpack" is keeping her busy. Luckily, Kevin Smith and his He-Man Chris Wood knew just who to call.

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A new clip.
A longer version of the He-Man/Scareglow fight that was shown before.

 

New trailer tomorrow.

 

Welp.

 

I'm excited for this! Gotta say, the trailers for each season are SO good at pumping me up for the actual show, which though I seem to be in a minority, lived up to them.

 

A non-spoiler review from someone that's seen the five episodes. He seems quite impressed with it.

 

Spoiler

That fucking madman did it!



Oh wow...

 

That was fun! Lots of fun for trekkies too

 

It was alright, but it felt so rushed. They really tried to cram a lot into five 25-minute episodes.

Loved John de Lancie and William Shatner. Didn't expect Shatner to play a major character, thought it'd be a cameo. Keith David was perfect as Hordak, wish he had a bit more screen time. Mark Hamill still doesn't work for me as Skeletor.

Not sure why Sarah Michelle Gellar and Alicia Silverstone didn't return, but if I'm being honest, Melissa Benoist and Gates McFadden are a much better fit. Jeffrey Combs showing up as Zodak was just icing on the cake.

I wish they'd told this story over ten episodes, give all the plot threads some room to breathe. Well, it is what it is.

Oh, one more thing... Lena friggin' Headey!



She's just a treasure.

 

My Netflix splash screen looks like this today:



Fairly encouraging.

 

I couldn't even find the show without searching. I would've thought watching the previous part would shoved it somewhere into the recent releases/suggested for you/etc sections.