Kevin Smith’s “Masters of the Universe: Revolution” has dropped on Netflix, and Geeky watched the whole thing in one sitting. The actual review starts at 11:31. So did they actually improve on Revelation or not? Here’s a brutally honest review, as well as Kneon’s first reaction to hearing some of the plot points.
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Additional Context:
“Masters of the Universe: Revolution” is a new chapter in the He-Man saga, following the events of “Masters of the Universe: Revelation.” This series, under the watchful eye of showrunner Kevin Smith, has made some significant changes in response to fan feedback from the previous installment.
“Masters of the Universe: Revelation,” while praised for its animation and voice acting, received mixed reactions from fans. Some appreciated the fresh take on the story and characters, while others were critical, particularly of the focus on Teela over He-Man, and the changes to established characters and lore. This divided response prompted the showrunners to consider fan feedback for the next series.
“Revolution” is expected to shift the focus back more heavily onto He-Man and Skeletor, the franchise’s iconic protagonists and antagonists. This change is likely in response to fans who felt that He-Man was sidelined in “Revelation.” The new series aims to strike a better balance between honoring the original series and exploring new storylines.
The showrunners have acknowledged the criticisms of “Revelation.” They have indicated that “Revolution” will address some of the fan concerns, potentially revisiting character arcs and story decisions that were contentious. However, it’s also expected that the show will continue to push boundaries and not just retread familiar ground.
The high production values seen in “Revelation,” including its animation and voice acting, are expected to continue in “Revolution.” The visual and auditory quality of the series has been a strong point, and maintaining this standard is crucial for the show’s success.
“Masters of the Universe: Revolution” is a response to the mixed reception of “Revelation,” aiming to address fan concerns while continuing to evolve the story and characters. The showrunners are walking a fine line between respecting the original series and pushing the franchise in new directions, with the hope of satisfying both old and new fans alike.
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