He-Man fans the day that we have been waiting for is finally here since Netflix have just released a new He-Man animated series and well most of what was said on Youtube about this show was is actually pretty freaking true. I'm not going to say anymore in this introduction because in all honesty I have alot more to say about this show and so join me as I give you my SPOILER FREE!!!!!!!!!! review the show that has alot f die hard fans wondering why this show was even made in the first place with the show is question being called simply just "Masters Of The Universe: Revelation" enjoy.
The plot of this show is after an epic battle results in the sword of power being split into and all of the magic in Eternia being starting to drain it's up to Teela and a crew of former heroes and villains to find both half of the sword of power and to restore the magic to world of Eternia once and for all. Yeah i'm not going to lie the plot is the first thing that's wrong with this show because it sidelines He-Man for the vast majority of this first batch of episodes with Teela becoming the shows main character but I will very fully admit that the plot of this show is very well told and is entertaining / intriguing to see play out in the actual show itself.
Starring in this show is Chris Wood as Prince Adam / He-Man , Mark Hamill as Skeletor and Sarah Michelle Gellar as Teela. Also starring in this show is Liam Cunningham as Man-At-Arms , Lena Headey as Evil-Lyn , Diedrich Bader as King Randor and Trap Jaw , Alicia Silverstone as Queen Marlena , Stephen Root as Cringer , Griffin Newman as Orko , Susan Eisenberg as Sorceress , Kevin Michael Richardson as Beast Man , Kevin Conroy as Mer-Man , Henry Rollins as Tri-Klops , Jason Mewes as Stinkor , Alan Oppenheimer as Moss Man , Justin Long as Roboto , Tony Todd as Scare Glow , Phil LaMarr as He-Ro , Cree Summer as Priestess , Harley Quinn Smith as Ileena and Tiffany Smith as Andra.
Now then in terms of what I personally thought about the acting that's featured / presented to us in this very show in all honesty I honestly thought that the acting thats featured / presented to us in this very show wasn't that bad. Altho I do have to question why showrunner and executive producer chose to give Tiffany Smith a leading role in this show since she's the worst actress in this show since she delivers most of her lunes rather flatly in my opinion and it doesn't really help that alot of her scenes have her acting with Sarah Michelle Gellar and Lena Headey who are two actresses who you just know are going to knock it out of the park performances wise since almost every single time that either of those two actresses are acting in something they always deliver some really good performances and the same thing is true in this show in my opinion anyways / at least.
Now then doing the actual animation for this TV show / TV series is Powerhouse Animation Studios who of course did the animation that was featured / presented to us in the Castlevania Netflix TV series and as such it should come as no surprise to anybody that the animation that's featured / presented to us in this show is really freaking good. This is because Powerhouse Animation Studios always put quality before quantity and plus Powerhouse Animation Studios are known for turning out good animation in pretty much everything that they've ever worked on.
Now then I will very fully admit that this show is alot better then She-Ra And The Princesses Of Power was simply because this show can be fun at times. However this show falls into the exact same trappings as She-Ra And The Princesses Of Power since this show is far to busy trying to please an audience that simply wasn't interested in seeing this show and they do that through the fact that this show cannot go five minuets without Teela being on screen in some degree and due to the fact that none of the male characters are given much if a personality where as all of the female characters / cast of characters are given tons of personality.
This show has the potential to be something that alot of Masters Of The Universe fans both old and new and causal and die hard fans alike can enjoy. However because this show is so Teela focused it's going to risk alienating the die hard fans while also possibly even confusing the casual fans and that means once again the older fans are going to be mocked by the so called new fans and well if you've seen the Star Wars fandom over the past five or six years you'll know how toxic that can be from both older fans and newer fans alike and that's something that shouldn't happen with this show because all they'd have to with this show is tone Teela's appearences not to the point where she might as well not be a character in the show but to the point where she can become a co-lead character with he-Man since this way the show and thus the older fans can show us how cool of a character He-Man can be and that would thus hopefully create a more united He-Man / Masters Of The Universe fandom / fan base but that's just what I think anyways and that's just in my very humble and as well as being in my very honest opinion anyways / at least.
Like I said this show can be entertaining to watch but at the same time this show doesn't fully embrace the silliness that the Masters Of the Universe / the He-man franchise is at it's core. Since the basic premise of this entire multi media franchise is kind of silly and while the 1983 He-Man And The Masters Of The Universe embraced the silliness of it's own premise this show takes itself far to seriously which does make this show less fun to watch at times.
This first season of this very / particular show is five episodes long with no episode lasting longer then thirty minuets which means that the grand total running time for this first season is at the very least at least two and a half hours long. Which I have to say having this first season be five episodes oddly works well enough in this shows favour since this shows first season storyline doesn't have enough there in terms of plot / story to realistically cover anything that's over five episodes in my opinion anyways / at least.
Now then because / since this show is an action show after all which does infact mean that there are alot of action scenes in this show which means that I have to actually talk about all of the many action scenes that are in this particular / very show and well if i'm being honest the action that's featured / resented to us in this particular / very show was the best of this particular / very show. Since the action scenes are so well animated that all of this show's action practically / basically fly of the screen plus it really does help that we get to see alot of cool moments in all of this shows many and I do mean action scenes / action sequences.
Overall I cant say that this show destroys my childhood simply because I didn't grow up watching He-Man And The Masters Of the Universe just simply due to the fact that I wasn't born when that show started airing but at the same time I can see clear as day where alot of the die hard He-man And The Masters Of The Universe fans are coming from when they say that they don't like this show but I personally found this show to be rather enjoyable. Now i've talked about all of the good and as well as all of the bad things that are in this show in this very episode and that means that this show gets a 6.5 out of 10 from me.
Now then as for where I got all of the images that U used in this very review well then boys and girls and as well as ladies and gentlemen I personally got all of the images that I used in this very review from the official Netflix fandom wiki page and from Google Images. With my personally preferred website to use to get the images from this very show that I used in this very review being the official Netflix simply just due to the fact that alot of the images that are featured / up and on the official Netflix fandom wiki page are all fairly high in quality and as well as being fairly high definition and yes THAT cliffhanger at the end of episode five is freaking amazing.
