You have all the classic locations given the spotlight in the series, such as Castle Grayskull (which holds mystical secrets that both factions battle over) and Snake Mountain (the lair of the villains), as well as familiar vehicles and supporting characters appearing in every episode. Skeletor (Mark Hamill) still cackles and berates his henchmen.
The voicing of the characters are immediately recognisable, with the same speech patterns of the '80s series, complete with the usual banter and a sly nod to how corny He-Man can be, given that he's ultimately "a teenager that doesn't get out much" after all. The series also knows that there's a lot of nostalgia riding on it, so it opens in a way that feels familiar and friendly. Even He-Man (Chris Wood) gets a transformation sequence (that feels like it came from an anime) when he calls out "I have the power!" © Provided by Yahoo Lifestyle The characters have been brought to life in a manner that is truly befitting of the Masters of the Universe. Likewise, the animation is fluid and the fights are spectacular, with epic, evocative battles in every episode.
All the characters have been given anime-esque makeovers which adhere to their classic designs, but with new details and updates befitting that of a series made in the 2020s. The first thing you'll notice about the series is how amazing the animation is. Orko (Griffin Newman), Andra (Tiffany Smith), Teela (Sarah Michelle Gellar), Roboto (Justin Long), and Evil-Lyn (Lena Headey). This review focuses on Part 1, the first five episodes. The next five episodes will be released at a later date. The first five episodes of the series focuses on the protagonists travelling to heavenly and hellish realms to save the universe. The new story focuses on the fate of the planet Eternia after a cataclysmic clash between He-Man and his arch-nemesis Skeletor leaves the world torn asunder. And that holds true for the first part of this series. There have been rumours that since He-Man's name was not in the title of the series, the titular hero would not play such a big part in the series. The new Netflix series, Masters Of The Universe: Revelation, is a sequel to the '80s series and carries on where it left off, albeit with more sophisticated animation.
He-Man was the musclebound hero of the eponymous series, who became the most powerful man in the universe whenever he held aloft his Sword of Power and called upon the power of the mystical Castle Grayskull. The original He-Man animated series of the '80s was actually titled He-Man And The Masters Of The Universe - an apt title, given that He-Man played a central role in every episode. Voice Cast: Chris Wood, Mark Hamill, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Liam Cunningham, Lena Headey, Griffin Newman, Susian Eisenberg, Justin Long, Tiffany Smith, Diedrich Bader, and Alicia Silverstone.
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