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| Masters of the Universe: Revelation | |
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| Created by | Kevin Smith[1] |
| Based on | Masters of the Universe by Mattel |
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| Music by | Bear McCreary |
| State of origin | United States |
| Original language | English |
| No. of seasons | ane |
| No. of episodes | 10 |
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| Producer | Susan Corbin |
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| Running time | 24–27 minutes |
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| Original network | Netflix |
| Original release | July 23 (2021-07-23) – November 23, 2021 (2021-11-23) |
Masters of the Universe: Revelation is an American blithe superhero fantasy television series produced past Kevin Smith and Powerhouse Blitheness Studios. A spiritual sequel to the 1983–1985 series He-Homo and the Masters of the Universe by Filmation, while ignoring the events of The New Adventures of He-Human being (1990), the plot of Revelation explores unresolved storylines from the original 1980s series.[2] [3] Netflix released the series in two parts, with v episodes debuting July 23, 2021,[4] then five boosted episodes on November 23, 2021.[5] In June 2022, Netflix announced a follow-up Masters of the Universe: Revolution.[6]
Premise [edit]
Skeletor's last assault on Castle Grayskull caused his ain demise, while also putting an cease to He-Human being, and simultaneously damaging the source of all magic in existence. After their battle fractured Eternia, information technology's up to Teela to solve the mystery of the missing Sword of Ability in a race against time to prevent the finish of the Universe. Her journeying volition uncover the secrets of Grayskull at last.
Phonation bandage [edit]
- Chris Woods equally Prince Adam / He-Man
- Mark Hamill as Skeletor
- Liam Cunningham as Duncan / Man-At-Arms
- Sarah Michelle Gellar as Teela (Revelation)
- Melissa Benoist equally Teela (Revolution)[7]
- Lena Headey as Evil-Lyn "Lyn" / Majestra
- Diedrich Bader equally King Randor, Trap Jaw
- Alicia Silverstone as Queen Marlena
- Stephen Root as Cringer / Boxing True cat
- Griffin Newman equally Orko
- Susan Eisenberg as Sorceress of Castle Grayskull
- Kevin Michael Richardson as Beast Man
- Kevin Conroy as Mer-Human
- Henry Rollins as Tri-Klops
- Jason Mewes as Stinkor
- Alan Oppenheimer as Moss-Homo
- Justin Long as Roboto
- Tony Todd as Scare-Glow
- Phil LaMarr every bit He-Ro, Spikor
- Cree Summer as Priestess, Kuduk
- Harley Quinn Smith as Illena
- Tiffany Smith equally Andra
- Dennis Haysbert as King Grayskull
- Adam Gifford equally Vikor
- Jay Tavare as Wun-Dar
- Method Man equally Clench-Gnaw
- Ralph Garman as Fisto
- Kevin Smith every bit Goatman, Pigboy
- Danny Trejo as Ram-Human
- Dee Bradley Baker as Fell He-Man, Baby Teela
- 1000000 Foster as Motherboard
- William Shatner
Episodes [edit]
Production [edit]
Development [edit]
Netflix announced 2 new Masters of the Universe projects to be in development in December 2019: an adult-oriented anime series described every bit a direct sequel to the 1983 He-Human and the Masters of the Universe boob tube series, and a CGI series aimed at children.[ix] [10] [11]
Kevin Smith officially announced Masters of the Universe: Revelation at the almanac Power-Con convention in 2019, serving as showrunner and executive producer (despite stating that he was not a fan of the series), writing for the series alongside Eric Carrasco, Tim Sheridan, Diya Mishra, and Fatman Across co-host Marc Bernardin.[2] [12] During promotion for the show, Smith said that Revelation came to be out of a want to tell a story set in the world of Eternia, while besides being able to resolve any lingering plot threads from the original series. He also said that the bear witness is gear up as if it were the side by side episode of the original series, while besides nonetheless being accessible to those who have never seen the original show.[xiii] In Nov, ND Stevenson expressed interest in a potential crossover Christmas special between the series and their 2018–xx Netflix original series She-Ra and the Princesses of Power despite this existence a sequel to the original series and a non-DreamWorks drawing.[14]
Casting [edit]
The initial voice cast for the series was revealed, with Chris Wood equally Prince Adam / He-Human and Marking Hamill as Skeletor.[fifteen] Three weeks before the show's premiere, three additional vocalisation actors were announced to bring together the series with 1 of them being Dennis Haysbert to voice King Grayskull.[sixteen] In July 2022, Smith revealed that William Shatner had been cast in the sequel series, Masters of the Universe: Revolution. [17] In March 2023, information technology was announced that Melissa Benoist would replace Sarah Michelle Gellar as Teela for Masters of the Universe: Revolution. [7] In May 2023, a Mother'southward Twenty-four hours themed announcement revealed actress 1000000 Foster, who portrayed Evil-Lyn in the 1987 film, to be voicing Motherboard.[eighteen]
Animation [edit]
Around the same time every bit the show'due south announcement, Powerhouse Animation Studios was revealed to provide their services to the series, taking inspiration from Japanese anime.[2]
Music [edit]
Comport McCreary composed the score of the series.[19]
Follow-up series [edit]
In May 2022, Mark Hamill revealed he was recording more episodes of the series.[20] The following calendar month at Netflix's Geeked Calendar week outcome, this follow-up series was revealed to be titled Masters of the Universe: Revolution.[vi]
Other media [edit]
Comic book [edit]
Dark Horse Comics and Mattel released a Masters of the Universe: Revelation comic equally a tie-in to the serial.[21] [22] The four-effect comic miniseries served as a prequel to the series.[23] The offset issue was released on July 7, 2021.[24]
Aftershow [edit]
An aftershow titled Revelations: The Masters of the Universe Revelation Aftershow premiered alongside the series premiere on July 23, 2021, with Kevin Smith, Rob David, and Tiffany Smith serving equally hosts.[25] [26]
Reception [edit]
Part 1 of Masters of the Universe: Revelation holds an approval rating of 92% based on 47 reviews, with an average rating of 7.3/ten on review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes. The site's critics' consensus reads: "Armed with an incredible vocalization cast, Revelation smartly updates Masters of the Universe while retaining the quirky charms of the original to create a evidence that's bound to delight fans and newcomers akin."[27] Metacritic, which uses a weighted average, assigned a score of 72 out of 100 based on viii critic reviews, indicating "mostly favorable reviews".[28]
Brian Tallerico, writing for RogerEbert.com, stated that "Smith and his squad take threaded the needle that then many reboots fail to, making a show that feels both lovingly consistent with the source and fresh at the same time", and praised the show's visuals and voice acting. He ended: "I recall Masters of the Universe: Revelation volition also send fans of information technology back to those originals as watchers of the '80s version bear witness the new one to their kids".[29] Kevin Johnson of The A.5. Order gave the testify a grade of B, writing: "Smith and the artistic squad wink at and play into He-Human being's corniest, outdated elements, merely with a surprising amount of respect and admiration, while retaining a darker, richer sensibility."[30]
Nick Schager, writing for The Daily Brute, said that the bear witness "authentically resurrects the franchise's favorite characters while simultaneously updating them—and their adventures—for the 21st century", and concluded: "Masters of the Universe: Revelation is less about winning over newbies than about tapping into onetime fans' cherished memories of childhood days gone by. In that respect, it accomplishes its mission—and there is, to be certain, some chance that Powerhouse'due south sterling animation will alone convince a few He-Homo novices to take the plunge."[31] Amanda Dyer of Common Sense Media gave the series a score of 4 stars out of 5, describing information technology as "exciting and action-packed" and said that it "makes a smooth transition into a more female-centered cast past following a new journey led by Grayskull Guardian Teela."[32]
Brian Lowry of CNN described the evidence's tone as "edgier and clearly more ambitious, starting time with the fact that there'due south actual fighting", and added that Smith "approaches information technology all seriously -- or at least as earnestly as you can when a guy hoists a sword and shouts "By the power of Grayskull!"". Lowry wrote: "For those expecting something truly purlieus-pushing, rest bodacious, no 1 will confuse this with Clerks."[33] Zaki Hasan, writing for the San Francisco Chronicle, said that "while it's invigorating to see this world and its characters gussied up with a 2021 coat of paint, the whole venture does threaten at times to stumble under the weight of its own oppressive grimness", also calculation: "Information technology'south as if Smith was then determined to emphasize how grown-up the new show is he forgot that this was originally a story for kids — and that it's OK for that to nonetheless be the case."[34] Variety noted some fans had reacted negatively to the show compared to the overwhelmingly positive views of critics.[35]
Part 2 has an approval rating of 92% based on 12 reviews, with an boilerplate rating of 7.40/ten on Rotten Tomatoes.[36] Matt Fowler of IGN gave it 7 out of 10 and said it "continued on its path of rich characters, eye-popping animation, and terrifically twisted tweaks to the old He-Human formula."[37] Chris Jackson for Starburst Magazine, giving it two out of 5, noted "concerns over its ham-fisted handling of certain characters" and wrote that "overbearing exposition and a lack of action combine to take away whatever sense of urgency from what should have been the beginning of a non-stop five-episode thrill ride"[38]
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showrunner Kevin Smith touted it as a direct sequel
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- ^ a b Villei, Matt (June eight, 2022). "'Masters of the Universe: Revolution' Announced at Netflix". Collider . Retrieved June 8, 2022.
- ^ a b Knolle, Sharon (March 8, 2023). "Melissa Benoist to Replace Sarah Michelle Gellar as Teela". TheWrap . Retrieved March viii, 2023.
- ^ "Masters of the Universe: Revelation – Listings". The Futon Critic . Retrieved July 23, 2021.
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- ^ Dark Horse Comics (April 22, 2021). "MATTEL AND Nighttime HORSE COMICS TO RELEASE "MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE: REVELATION" COMIC Serial". Dark Horse . Retrieved June viii, 2021.
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in that location is no denying that He-Human isn't around all that much, but some of the backlash could likewise be a misread of the concluding moments of the beginning half of the serial
- ^ "Masters of the Universe: Revelation: Part ii". Rotten Tomatoes . Retrieved February 6, 2022.
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link) - ^ Fowler, Matt (November i, 2021). "Masters of the Universe: Revelation Part two Review". IGN.
- ^ Jackson, Chris (November 27, 2021). "Masters of the Universe: Revelation (Part 2)".
External links [edit]
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masters_of_the_Universe:_Revelation
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