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Masters of the Universe: Revelations

Watch: He-Man Returns In First Masters Of The Universe: Revelation Trailer

Netflix has finally dropped the first trailer for Masters of the Universe: Revelation, and it looks fantastic.

He-Man fans, it’s time to get excited. Our first trailer for Masters of the Universe: Revelation has now arrived, teasing Netflix’s upcoming reboot of the beloved 80s animated property which is shaping up to be very promising indeed.

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Of course, there are a number of reasons to be excited for this one. For starters, unlike She-Ra and the Princesses of Power and the CG-animated He-Man show that’s also in development, Revelation isn’t targeting a new generation. Instead, it’s a love letter to the original, with the plot even following on from the end of the 80s effort. Also, fan favorite filmmaker Kevin Smith is leading the charge, serving as showrunner. And then there’s the involvement of the insanely talented voice cast, led by Supergirl‘s Chris Wood.

In fact, most of them are seen in this new trailer, and you can look forward to the likes of Skeletor (brought to life by the one and only Mark Hamill), Evil-Lyn (Lena Headley), Teela (Sarah Michelle Gellar), Queen Marlena (Alicia Silverstone) and legendary Batman star Kevin Conroy as Mer-Man all turning up in the show. Not to mention that original Skeletor vocal actor, Alan Oppenheimer, is also involved in the role of Moss-Man.

As mentioned above, Masters of the Universe: Revelation is looking pretty exciting so far and the visuals are certainly impressive. Then again, that doesn’t come as much of a surprise given that this is a product of Powerhouse Animation Studios, the same folks who’ve brought us the likes of Castlevania and Seis Manos. In other words, it’s in good hands.

And as for Smith himself, while this is his first stint as a showrunner, his previous experience in the industry and clear admiration for the source material should result in a finished product that’ll please longtime fans. And we simply cannot wait to find out what he has in store for us when Masters of the Universe: Revelation arrives on July 23rd.


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