I love how they tried so hard to make her the strong female character and still she's too moody to save the literal universe because "he lied to me" lmao
Amber vibes from Invincible lol. These directors needa write female characters normally instead of stereotyping them. And don't shaft male characters while they're at it
Having a woman becoming a man with a masculine no realistic female body. “Yeah, how strong female character”. I’m freaking sick of it. They masculinize women because they think femininity is fragile or weak.
I agree her character was a insult, as a African-American who loved the Original & the 2002 her insertion was unnecessary, also MOTU had black characters that could've been used or just create one.
The bowl cut is nature’s “don’t fuck me” sign. Nothing masculine about something that incel. The bowl cut is the avatar of cringe. Who cares? We love Bob Ross’s fucked up afro/chop combo
“What are they gonna do, kill off the protagonist and other male characters and replace them with masculine women?” This would’ve been a joke, but it’s so predictable. Even without the leak, given it’s Netflix (and Hollywood) this would’ve been the assumption anyway. Even just the title lacking the titular character’s name is a red flag. “See, it’s not a He-Man show because his name isn’t there, even though he’s the protagonist and the trailers focus on him.” I don’t even care for He-Man, I’m just sick of losers who hate properties purposefully ruin them, get paid, and move on to ruin something else. They’re parasites.
I was too young for the original run, I became a fan because of the 2002 reboot. The original show is officially on YT but you will notice the wholesome themes and comradery between the hero's. This show was made as an attack on old fans and the IP. Also the other Skeleton guy is named "Scare Glow."
The 80’s show may have recycled animations, but when the care and attention into creating such fluid animation via Roto-Scope is seen you can forgive it for being a show of its time. Superman’s early cartoon was also rotoscoped and they too put much care into capturing the movement of the actors involved. Then the years moved on and budget cuts resulted in dragging static cel shots across a background to simulate flying. There is a lot of the 80’s wrapped up in how they made the 2002 reboot. You can feel that care and attention to not only the animation, but how they adapted the show to fit a more action orientated show without sacrificing the themes of family bonds and how to resolve conflicts the right way... instead of MOTU where Teela has a fit of anger in the midst of grieving parents... Boy I can’t wait to see how Netflix explains how Teela can be mad at everyone for not telling her Adam’s secret... and how she’ll react when she learns the Sorceress took the knowledge Teela earned that the Sorceress was her mother. If Teela just outright forgives her when she’s been shown to be a horrible person then Netflix is just yanking her personality around to fit their agenda for the story... instead of past Teela’s who were given personality and agency in the plots.
You know despite all the drama with Kevin Smith I thought the show was okay not the greatest He-Man reboot but I don't hate it either so I'm going to watch part 2 when it's come out
@@davfree9732 In the original they had that episode about parents. Teela took it preety good there. Also, the moral was that parents are those who care for us, love us and teach us. Great, holsome message for kids.
No, Moss Man is played by Batman, Kevin Conroy, Alan Oppenheimer, the original Skeletor, was cast as Merman in this show which is also one of his multiple roles in the 80s show
Check out the 2002 series for a solid He-Man reboot instead of this shit. It has a more serious tone compared to the 80s show, expands the backstory and He-Man's such a badass in it. Even Teela's a badass and she actually looks feminine unlike She-Man in this Netflix show.
Yeah just checking it out honestly the original tv show wasn't that great a watch other for the cool designs and just Skeletor being such an iconic bad guy but yeah that 2002 show is actually good fun to watch with your kids.
I droped this shit so hard in the second episode I can't believe all the marketing made it seem like it was a fresh opportunity for new generations to get to know He-Man The pacing, the way everything now spins around Teela, the way is now a cliche tokeist "shaved-side-hair angry bitchy" female lead kind of story....man, this shit makes me really sad Not mad, not angry, just sad really
@@jovenc4508 I think most got through the first season. I did just to see how it would go, and it was somewhat close enough I kept watching. But yes, that second season...it's the common Netflix switcharoo where they give just enough in the first season before flipping by the second. First time the franchise gets adapted and it's THAT lol
@@blumiu2426 They had so much material to work with and they still fucked it up. Hector and Issac are the biggest travesties and that's in a season that's 90% sitting and talking in a action series.
Whatever happened to staying true to your fans nowadays its a sport to these Companies to make your fans Miserable Am so glad anime stays true and original
Even the worst in anime and manga has to offer is still enjoyable. Except this one manga hurt me to the point where I wished I was gay then I attempted suicide and now I'm resorting to legal prostitution to get rid of that depression.
They find many ways to kill heman, they kill robot version, actual heman, fake evil heman and then again as adam (non buff heman). In part two i wouldn't doubt they find more ways to kill him. They will probably kill ghost heman, dream heman, shemam, and hemans dad.
I'd actually recommend He-Man 1983. Its animation is dated, but DAMN is the writing top notch. He-Man 2002 is also supposed to be a really good show, and you can find both on UA-cam.
Not just the awesome stories, but the animation is Top notch quality. Sure they recycle angles and rely on stock footage but that was the cool pattern of the show, there was a highly original rhythm to it, and it entertainingly delivered the story. You couldn't get away with that in a live action, and probably not with a CGI either. But it works with animation, which again to THIS very day is high quality animation.
@@paulpolpiboon9535 He-Man '83's sister, She-Ra: Princess of Power (and the backdoor pilot film Secret of the Sword), is also home to some pretty good writing and similar animation techniques.
@@NebLleb Imagine what those guys could do with today's technology... Maybe not. If I learned something is that when a show has budget and technology is an excuse to be lazy. At least for most modern shows.
Honestly as someone who watched alot of He-man ( my uncle and mother are and taped some of them for me and my brother ) I honestly would gladly have my ankle and arm broken again then gave drowning accident again then hit by a car again then stabbed again long before I ever I watch this again ( cause of the shit Kevin Smith put fans though and said about us otherwise I'd just hate it but now I want to go through all my worst moments in my life again )
"Looks like a certain professional golfer we all know...." I actually burst out loud laughing when you said this. Roided-Up Abby will never not be a meme to me.
I knew from the beginning what this series was about, (I suspected it wouldn't be, but this trailer shows the truth) this series is not about the Masters of the Universe, and about Teela, her journey of lesbian discovery, and fixing a black lesbian girlfriend to be more inclusive. Prince Adam is an IDIOT, WEAK AND USELESS without his sword, the He-Man will be destroyed because it represents toxic masculinity, and a new She-Man will take over. I already knew that I would have sealed / woke up is a Netflix series, which I did not imagine and that they would destroy the masters of the universe and He-Man to pass their political / ideological message that all men are bad, and that any relationship that don't be gay and bad. And that no matter your crimes, if you are a woman you can always be forgiven, and evil is relative, unless you are a male, white and straight because YOU will always be evil.
Butch Teela then used her vagina to save Narnia from the Jabberwocky by transforming into a gender fluid Eldridge horror that makes Cthulhu shit the great pyramids
This is why I was never a big fan of Kevin Smith to begin with. All these years finally paid off with a crap he-man reboot. But coming from Netflix it didn’t surprise me at all! Lol
He's a horrible match for He-man. From his career and tastes I deduced a pattern, and it's the furthest thing from He-man. He-man was supposed to be this inspirational, aspirational show about Connan Superman. Kevin goes with "real", dry humour at the expense of the plot, "dark", villains, cooky humour, characters acting like teenagers, fallen characters, "comentary". He acts like an edgy teenager. Those don't fit He-man. He hated Orko and wanted him death. Really? Why? Is he that bad at writhing that he dosen't know how to use the comic relief, that had actual lessons and arcs in the original?
Watching the OG Filmation show out of curiosity on YT and seeing the warning signs by Kevin “I made Batman wet himself in Year One” Smith, knew REEEvalations was going to be a Shiet show
After the whole She-Ra “thing”, it’s completely unsurprising that this was completely ruined as well. Hollywood will ruin every single good or even half decent character or franchise filling. Unfortunate that you have to expect every single “remake” or “reboot” to be visual aids and shove shit down your throat, hate to see it.
@ZernoHD Kudos for being the target audience. That She-ra parody is just as bad as this He-Man parody. Though, She-ra was even more of a blatant reimagining of the source material. To answer that dumbass question: It's because the target audience ain't interested. If you types want all that other shit in shows, make your own shows. Make your own characters. Don't take things that are established and vandalize it.
@ZernoHD If anyone needs to get over themselves it's you. I couldn't care less what kind of "phobe" or "ism" you want to call me. That seems to be the only argument you have. Clearly "my mentality" isn't outdated, because people from all angles aren't amused by this Netflix garbage. Every generation doesn't "have the right" to have their version of old shows. What kind of logic is that? No one has any right or claim to anyone's creation. And it's fictional, no one "should be represented" in anything. You aren't the one to dictate what should be included in something you never created, and seemingly have no knowledge of. You need to get over the absence of certain things or wacky Tumblr groups. These franchises were great and lasted throughout generations, on their own merit. It just so happens this one decides to ride the coattails of the past, to push their own mediocre work. Like I said, if you want shows for yourself, make your own shit.
SMG's voice for Teela doesn't fit the butch, buff character. It reminds me of that scene in Grown-Ups when the wives wanted the muscle man at the pool to come talk to them after his flex show. They laugh because the squeaky voice didn't match the body. Maya Rudolph says, "Everything was on steroids, except for his voice." SMG'S voice to me sounds better when she played Daphne Blake. I'll stick with the 2002 version because I prefer that they didn't tear He-Man and the other male characters down to make room for whiny Teela.
They took a show called HE-MAN.......HE......MAN and did the typical pander to feminist shit with it. There is no limit to what franchises they will do this with and it boggles my mind that they keep doing it because it hasn't worked once, everything that does this is either critically panned or flops or both.
Gory, Paul. If you were born in '82, I guess He-Man was in your early life, but it was Gen X that actually grew up with He-Man, being in junior high and all. Take your point, though; Boomers definitely didn't grow up with him. They might've funded all the toys we bought, as Juan Unda here has said, but they were never into He-Man like our generations were. Shoot, at the time, for us Gen Xers, He-Man was sort of a joke with all those odd, mis-matched voices. Skeletor, especially. The cat was cool, though. (No one spoke ill of the cat.) So was Teela. Different times.
@@dontpanic1812 The youngest Boomers were 18 - 19 years old when He-Man premiered. I don't recall any Millennial growing up on it, it was all Darkwing Duck, Tale Spin, Gargoyles, Doug and Ren & Stimpy. Gen X had He-Man, GI Joe, Transformers, TMNT and Thundercats.
This is so backwards, what studios and producers are doing. They'd rather comment on bad male role models than depict good ones. The consequence of this orientation is to produce bad female role models and not comment on them. It's so bonkers and all excused as being conscientious. If really interested in changing the culture, the better way is to depict role models the public can emulate, use the optimistic approach, rather than negative reinforcement. Have all these people forgotten their Skinner and Durkheim, their Piaget, their Erikson, their Pavlov and Freud?
Just watch the 200X Cartoon Network reboot to see how it should have been handled. Way more episodes + lesser characters were expanded upon vs being used as story fodder in this woke insult. Tri-Klops' "roboticizing liquid" sounds alot like 'the jab' with it's smart dust & mrna components.
Andra isn't a new character. They literally stated they chose to make her a black woman because they couldn't have 2 badass redheads on screen. They also made the original He-Man, King Grayskull, black because two blonde hair blue eye heroes was too much.
2002 He-man is way better, the lore is better, the characters have more background and even teela have more backsory and is a more compeling character in that...
@@josedarocha2949 they said about the poor sell of toys yes back on the day maybe poor advertisement , I think that would happen with revelation since the let down of many fans ,I don't think would long last specially expensive animation and expensive Hollywood actors doing the voice and Kevin smith hamulated old fans that's a let down as well
Oh man.. I watched the show as a kid, I had the toys and I even remember loving the 1987 movie, yeah go figure that 😂 I was gonna get netflix for a month just to watch this but, nah.. I'm fine with the memories in my head thank you.. at least my man Skeletor finally got to declare himself a god and got a W, that man had earned that no matter how short lived it is..
I watched a bit of it, got bored. Leon wasn't acting anything like himself in RE4 despite the show taking place shortly after it. I hate brooding anime protags and they turned him into one like Cloud. On top of that it just felt like one of the other animated movies but stretched into a tv show. I didn't even like Damnation (the good one) and I liked this even less.
My brother was telling me about it and I guessed soon in they had changed Leon based on intuition. Not sure why, but maybe Leon is thinking ahead with his actions, but maybe not. I can say he was indeed entirely different from his altruistic self.
How to destroy an entire franchise and a classic iconic hero in first 5 minutes. I hated the series and was flat stupid it's now called SHE-MAN!! I was beyond excited with the trailer using all the original outfits and all then hopes and dreams were killed along with he-mans death.
that's a fail on Skeletor's voice! should've kept the original voice. The blue skin thing looks stupid also. I will check out the show after watching your review.
@@jamesgatz4490 understood! lol I grew up on the original and i couldnt fathom why they would make the characters blue. lol good thing i waited until after watching this review before checking the show out. They fucked the show up when they didnt make it about He-Man. smh
The show was founded on heroism and doing good things. Something that was inspiring for us kids. They pretty much ruined it with this show. All people wanted to see was He-Man fighting off Skeletor but it was too much for 2021...
Not only did they kill He Man, they really killed Teela as well. Shame. This could have been AWESOME and they could have gotten 40% of the woke in, without pissing anyone off, just by adding new characters and doing some good writing.
Teela, in this shitty version, spent her entire adult life in the military "training", with or without roids, to... presumably, gain the title of Man at Arms. And on the day she gets it.... she turns her back on her father and the king, in a second, because Adam didn't share with her his secret that she had no right to know. What happened to all the dicipline she surely needed in order to get to the position of Man at Arms ? The king also removed the title of Man at Arms from Duncan, who had dedicated his entire life in service of. What did Duncan do.... ? He accepted his Kings judgement, whether he agreed with it or not, because he was deserving of the Title and Position and respected it. Teela clearly does not deserve it, nor does she respect it or the monarchy or even her father. Yet somehow, the show is building up to rewarding her with becoming the next sourcerous or Master of the Universe !! What ??? How does any of this make sense ? As somebody said about ... this show was only created to desecrate the fandom. Nothing more.
So the acronym for this show is MOTU. And it came out at almost precisely the same time as the latest Papal proclamation, Motu Proprio. Which was an absolutely unabashed assault upon the traditional Latin Catholic Mass. The supposed keepers of tradition, using that very tradition, to attack that selfsame tradition. In the name of liberal ideology. Hmmmmm. Probably coincidence?
I actually didn't get the weak adam thing.He has muscles and was shown to known swordmanship in the 2002 series.Even in the 1980s series I'm sure he went through training in his prince adam form since he was he man.So why do they make feel like such s wimp idk
I was a fan of the 2002 version which is way way superior as a reboot with badass characters with really well-fleshed out stories and motivations. when I first heard about the Revelations trailer, I was like no blood way Netflix would allow a blonde white dude shouting that he has the power named He-Man be the main character in this SJW climate but I still held out some hope because the artstyle was fantastic and the trailer promised that there was gonna be some really kickass He-Man action. Jeez does deceptive marketing hurt like hell
You sound like a very young dude, with no previous contact with the original series, and still found the NETFLIX version to be a sad joke. I'm a middle-aged guy who watched the original show when I was a teenager. After all I saw on UA-cam about it, I still had to see it for myself. And it goes exactly as you said, it's not even bad, it's boring and nonsense. And make no mistakes, the show is bad for itself. Comparing it to the 80's show or listening to Kevin Smith's statements prior to its debut only makes things worse.
If you want to watch a good He-Man show, but not the original, the 2002 Mike Young Production is worth your time. So a few points, only four people knew He-Man's secret, the Sorceress, Man-At-Arms, Orko and Kringer. Queen Marlena know because of the trope 'Mother Always Knows'. In the lore, there's a techno-virus that was brought to Eternia by an ancient hero (Name He-Ro, natch) who had been infected by it, which explains why some animals in the various shows were cybernetic. Orko by the by is actually a master mage on his dimension of Trolla, but in Eternia, his magic screws up because the rules are different than his home. Finally King Greyskull is supposed to the ancestor to He-Man, so why is he Black and the other characters are White? There's a rumour that Andra will become the new 'He-Man', because both she and Greyskull are the same skin tone.
The worst are the shows where some 5’5” girl is beating up hoards of 6’5” dudes. It’s just so unrealistic that I don’t know how anyone takes those shows serious. Men and women are equal but not the same. This is what happens with the far left makes movies.
And they usually cast an African American or a minority a starring role, giving off the sign that the far left hates White people and the White male. The Video Game Awards Synthetic Man covered in his video last month has segments of so called diversity, showing a bunch of black and mixed people who are jumping on the train that everything White is bad. The masculine White male that was popular in 80s/90s action shows and movies, the sort of stuff Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone starred in, is now considered bad by the far left. So they throw a minority in there to try to please an agenda hellbent on destroying and altering beloved franchises.
"Hey I've got a great idea. You know the only character people really care about enough to tune in for?" "He-man. Yeah!" "OK we're going to kill him off" "Oh ok you mean like at the end of the part on a cliffhanger?" "Nope 1st episode then we bring him back in the episode 5 to quickly be killed again!" "Absolutely love the idea! Here's a blank check but only if the other characters people might like if they've watched the show die too"
I'd rather watch the original show. I tried my best to watch this Netflix He-Man. I saw episode 1. It was pretty dumb. I quit after a few minutes of episode 2. And yeah, I had the same reaction to Andra. I was like, "Who are you again?" Cuz she wasn't in the original cartoon. There was a character in the mini comics named Andra, but, she was ginger, so, make of that what you will
Now, I know that why She-Ra got a separate show with a different style! Also, when the showrunner says he never liked/watched the original, that's your first problem!
Well, the one responsible for the latest Thundercats remake said he loved the original, and no one believe it. This time, the dude came honest from the beginning.
Hey, bruh. Women didn't want this shit either. Every woman I know, absolutely hates this shit. Myself included. Regular old women don't want this nor are we "doing this"
Agreed, I hate it too. He man was always a fine gentleman there was no reason to humilate him or prince Adam too. Looks like we have to stick too 200X series.
The ".... Tela is about to get blacked by He-Man number 1..." had me laughing so hard, I had tears coming out of my eyes... " Don't ever change Synthetic Man...
14:00 Also, in the original her birth name is Evelyn Morgan Powers. She's from Earth like the Queen Marlena. She was part of the Marlena's astronaut crew that crash landed on Eternia. But we don't have time for that. (retconned in 2002 He-Man, she's Eternian then)
Yes but her dad is faceless one, a very powerful wizard. Which imo made more sense to explain her magical abilities and quite original looks (white hair). Besides I read the comic about Evyl Lynn and it was really good, it explored her father's story and her uniqueness too as well.
There was another reboot in 2002 that was actually pretty good. I have memories of the original HeMan cartoons, but I also know my memories do not match with reality and if I ever went back to watch the original ones I'd be disappointed. But the 2002 reboot as as good as my memories of the original was. I hope I explained that well. You should check it out.
Why does every "strong woman" in cartoons and related media have the same half shave haircut???? I don't understand how so many Hollywood writers don't understand that a strong female character =/= being physically strong or a hardass. It's completely possible to make a strong female character that's hyper feminine.
Let's just say that fans shaved her head and removed the make-up, and she looked like a man. Is more wrong with her character desighn that the hair. I've seen her running alongside Adam and they looked like two blokes running. Even her stance screens bro-dude, not the fun kind, the obnoxious kind.
Totally see where you're coming from. Can't help but point out about the timing of when He-Man first came out, since you described it as a Boomer thing. it was the 80s and the Baby Boomers were well into adulthood and I don't think it appealed much to there generation. I think it was more Generation X that it originally appealed to.
Is this Siri supposed to be a continuation of the original show or the reboots? Because I remember in the original show they're being an episode of Sheila actually appreciating her adopted father and looking back at the times he trained her and how he raised her. Essentially there was an episode of Teila appreciating what she had as a father. And now apparently he was a s***** father? So it really makes me wonder is this supposed to be a reboot, or a continuation of the original story line?
Mark Hamill only has one voice. He’s a highly overrated voice actor. He seems like a chill dude in real life, and I liked his Joker as much as the next guy, but come on. How many times does he have to recycle the same voice and personality until people admit that he’s a very limited voice talent?
Actually he has a very high voice range, it’s that the show runners constantly want him to do the same creepy voice. The same goes for Kevin Conroy. They both want to branch out but they were so iconic that every show that casts them wants to have an iconic character like their joker and Batman.
the same reason this will be forgotten...it is not for this time, it is for kids in the 80s,,,not boomers trying to relive their childhood or kids in the 2020s
Orko was without a shadow of a doubt the most annoying character in the original cartoon and Roboto was a one-off non character, so not two of the most mourned deaths I could think of...
What burns me up more about this series is the wasted potential, the potential to bring he-man and really all of the characters into a badass new future for the franchise, but no, no we can't have nice things, this is the age where if a male character is seen as "Too Manly" it's toxic masculinity, they have to be neutered to fit the new narrative and the new narrative is by making the female character a Mary sue unable to fail or perfect at everything. in this case the mary sue is a bitch that would let the whole universe to die all because she was told a lie. Got to love how Adam's the one who died but Teela's the one suffering because her close friend never told her a secret that he never actually had to tell her ever, and out of everyone, only like 5 characters knew, one of which i don't even think had any sort of real interaction with Teela, the sorceress of castle greyskull, leaving duncan, orco, cringer and the queen, which none of them would have told her because it's not their secret to tell, it would have been Adam's and he was clearly not ready to reveal that secret. I don't mind a series that was once for kids being remade to be darker and even a bit more brutal, hell he-man's kind of perfect for that, so I have no complaints on that aspect, but killing off characters just for the sake of killing them off feels wrong and cheap and that's what this feels like, wrong and cheap. I actually liked orco in this, probably because he was a bit more subdued, but i don't even mind him in other cartoons. killing him off probably made someone very happy, however I actually wanted to see more of him. didn't mind Mark Hamill as skeletor, kind of fits but it shows he's really only got the one voice. does anybody else remember a time when a story was just allowed to be fun and not have overly political messages shoved down your throat? yeah? I miss those times too... oh look anime!
I love how they tried so hard to make her the strong female character and still she's too moody to save the literal universe because "he lied to me" lmao
Amber vibes from Invincible lol. These directors needa write female characters normally instead of stereotyping them. And don't shaft male characters while they're at it
MAH FEELINGS!!
forgive Teela.its that time of the month.
Having a woman becoming a man with a masculine no realistic female body. “Yeah, how strong female character”. I’m freaking sick of it. They masculinize women because they think femininity is fragile or weak.
teela trained prince adam in the 80s she was always a strong female character, you are a clown.
“I guess giving her a personality would be racist or something”
I agree her character was a insult, as a African-American who loved the Original & the 2002 her insertion was unnecessary, also MOTU had black characters that could've been used or just create one.
@@keyopronin4134 Like Clamp Champ who only appeared for one scene of kicking Skeletor's forces and that's it.
wahhhh wahhhh
Not to mention shes just a copy of Jax's daughter from mortal kombat 11.
I never thought that a bowl cut can be perceived as toxic masculinity, but here we are. Thank you for enduring the cringe so we dont have to.
The bowl cut is nature’s “don’t fuck me” sign. Nothing masculine about something that incel.
The bowl cut is the avatar of cringe. Who cares? We love Bob Ross’s fucked up afro/chop combo
“What are they gonna do, kill off the protagonist and other male characters and replace them with masculine women?”
This would’ve been a joke, but it’s so predictable. Even without the leak, given it’s Netflix (and Hollywood) this would’ve been the assumption anyway. Even just the title lacking the titular character’s name is a red flag. “See, it’s not a He-Man show because his name isn’t there, even though he’s the protagonist and the trailers focus on him.”
I don’t even care for He-Man, I’m just sick of losers who hate properties purposefully ruin them, get paid, and move on to ruin something else. They’re parasites.
At this point, I won’t be surprised if Teela becomes the new sorceress AND the new master of the universe 🤣🤣🤣
Women who want to bee. Cry and whine all the time. Zzz
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@@Ironmanx37 stupidly enough it's Andra that seems be getting set up as the new Heman.
@@nicholasyoungblood6403 That’s worse🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️
I was too young for the original run, I became a fan because of the 2002 reboot. The original show is officially on YT but you will notice the wholesome themes and comradery between the hero's. This show was made as an attack on old fans and the IP. Also the other Skeleton guy is named "Scare Glow."
The 80’s show may have recycled animations, but when the care and attention into creating such fluid animation via Roto-Scope is seen you can forgive it for being a show of its time.
Superman’s early cartoon was also rotoscoped and they too put much care into capturing the movement of the actors involved. Then the years moved on and budget cuts resulted in dragging static cel shots across a background to simulate flying.
There is a lot of the 80’s wrapped up in how they made the 2002 reboot. You can feel that care and attention to not only the animation, but how they adapted the show to fit a more action orientated show without sacrificing the themes of family bonds and how to resolve conflicts the right way... instead of MOTU where Teela has a fit of anger in the midst of grieving parents...
Boy I can’t wait to see how Netflix explains how Teela can be mad at everyone for not telling her Adam’s secret... and how she’ll react when she learns the Sorceress took the knowledge Teela earned that the Sorceress was her mother. If Teela just outright forgives her when she’s been shown to be a horrible person then Netflix is just yanking her personality around to fit their agenda for the story... instead of past Teela’s who were given personality and agency in the plots.
You know despite all the drama with Kevin Smith I thought the show was okay not the greatest He-Man reboot but I don't hate it either so I'm going to watch part 2 when it's come out
@@davfree9732 In the original they had that episode about parents. Teela took it preety good there. Also, the moral was that parents are those who care for us, love us and teach us. Great, holsome message for kids.
@@davfree9732 forgive Teela.its that time of the month.its the only explanation.
They had Skeletors og voice actor play mossman and killed him seconds after he appaeared, the disrespect is great.
It's not enough to be pro She-Ra, we must also be actively anti He-Man.
No, Moss Man is played by Batman, Kevin Conroy, Alan Oppenheimer, the original Skeletor, was cast as Merman in this show which is also one of his multiple roles in the 80s show
@@Tenkuuken … should I tell em?
@@Tenkuuken and now Kevin is dead. Rip
Check out the 2002 series for a solid He-Man reboot instead of this shit. It has a more serious tone compared to the 80s show, expands the backstory and He-Man's such a badass in it. Even Teela's a badass and she actually looks feminine unlike She-Man in this Netflix show.
I remember that
Read the 90s-2000s comics. They're even better and the females barely wear anything. The good old days of medieval fantasy.
He Ma'am and The Masters of the Uterus
Yeah just checking it out honestly the original tv show wasn't that great a watch other for the cool designs and just Skeletor being such an iconic bad guy but yeah that 2002 show is actually good fun to watch with your kids.
Bless you, i grew up with the 2000’s He-Man and it is by far, FAR better than that shit
I droped this shit so hard in the second episode
I can't believe all the marketing made it seem like it was a fresh opportunity for new generations to get to know He-Man
The pacing, the way everything now spins around Teela, the way is now a cliche tokeist "shaved-side-hair angry bitchy" female lead kind of story....man, this shit makes me really sad
Not mad, not angry, just sad really
Most Netflix shows are dropped by episode two. I dropped Castlevania second episode in soon as I realize indeed, they were going to ruin it.
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I actually liked the first season of Castlevania. It was the second season that took the piss for me.
@@jovenc4508 I think most got through the first season. I did just to see how it would go, and it was somewhat close enough I kept watching. But yes, that second season...it's the common Netflix switcharoo where they give just enough in the first season before flipping by the second. First time the franchise gets adapted and it's THAT lol
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They had so much material to work with and they still fucked it up. Hector and Issac are the biggest travesties and that's in a season that's 90% sitting and talking in a action series.
Whatever happened to staying true to your fans nowadays its a sport to these Companies to make your fans Miserable
Am so glad anime stays true and original
Lol no anime is original nowadays.
@Gzus Kreist lol bad example
But most anime i seen really isn't that bad
Like berserk or outlaw star or yu yu hakusho
@@paulf631 it's not like it's STAYS true...
It WAS true...
Look at DBS, a modern anime - nothing true there.
@@SuperSaiyanDate i guess the only thing I can say it has enjoyment
Even the worst in anime and manga has to offer is still enjoyable. Except this one manga hurt me to the point where I wished I was gay then I attempted suicide and now I'm resorting to legal prostitution to get rid of that depression.
If the universe needs this Teela for its survival, it *deserves* annihilation.
Exterminautus
Gundam makes a video on it so everyone has to now 🤣
@@JazzyUnderscoreTrumpeter For the Emperor!
Damn, your statement is Gospel!!!!!
He-Man got pussy whipped by Netflix 😠
I’m 19 and I watched the OG he man because when I was a kid we couldn’t afford cable tv so to see this happen is sad asf lmao
Did you watch it on qubo ? Thats where i watched it
So wait.. They double kill HeMen? XD And he doesn't even die in a battle in his strong form but as a wimp? Way to kick a dead horse..
They find many ways to kill heman, they kill robot version, actual heman, fake evil heman and then again as adam (non buff heman).
In part two i wouldn't doubt they find more ways to kill him. They will probably kill ghost heman, dream heman, shemam, and hemans dad.
not just double kill him, as they say, if you revive, you will never allow to go back to heaven so he is gone for good too.
Directed by Neil Druckmann
shioq Don't forget about Neil Druckmann's wife's boyfriend as well!
@@dylansurendranath3091 Associate Producer
Same thing, they're all clones of each other. It's why we call them NPCs.
At least Chad skele gets to be a strong male character until they gender bend him next season
LoL
I'd actually recommend He-Man 1983. Its animation is dated, but DAMN is the writing top notch.
He-Man 2002 is also supposed to be a really good show, and you can find both on UA-cam.
Not just the awesome stories, but the animation is Top notch quality. Sure they recycle angles and rely on stock footage but that was the cool pattern of the show, there was a highly original rhythm to it, and it entertainingly delivered the story. You couldn't get away with that in a live action, and probably not with a CGI either. But it works with animation, which again to THIS very day is high quality animation.
@@paulpolpiboon9535 He-Man '83's sister, She-Ra: Princess of Power (and the backdoor pilot film Secret of the Sword), is also home to some pretty good writing and similar animation techniques.
@@NebLleb Imagine what those guys could do with today's technology... Maybe not. If I learned something is that when a show has budget and technology is an excuse to be lazy. At least for most modern shows.
Yep I'm the top notch writing
Honestly as someone who watched alot of He-man ( my uncle and mother are and taped some of them for me and my brother ) I honestly would gladly have my ankle and arm broken again then gave drowning accident again then hit by a car again then stabbed again long before I ever I watch this again ( cause of the shit Kevin Smith put fans though and said about us otherwise I'd just hate it but now I want to go through all my worst moments in my life again )
Kevin got fans?
@@Yo-nq9ul I'm referring to He-man fans ( not joking he'd resorted to attacking fans as of late )
You can edit this Yk
The signs are always there, avoid propaganda/agenda through pattern recognition. Seek quality entertainment somewhere else.
Manbabyism is a terrible disease.
"Looks like a certain professional golfer we all know...." I actually burst out loud laughing when you said this. Roided-Up Abby will never not be a meme to me.
Abby Joel'd in one, He-Man the cis-male so nice they killed him twice.
I knew from the beginning what this series was about, (I suspected it wouldn't be, but this trailer shows the truth) this series is not about the Masters of the Universe, and about Teela, her journey of lesbian discovery, and fixing a black lesbian girlfriend to be more inclusive. Prince Adam is an IDIOT, WEAK AND USELESS without his sword, the He-Man will be destroyed because it represents toxic masculinity, and a new She-Man will take over.
I already knew that I would have sealed / woke up is a Netflix series, which I did not imagine and that they would destroy the masters of the universe and He-Man to pass their political / ideological message that all men are bad, and that any relationship that don't be gay and bad. And that no matter your crimes, if you are a woman you can always be forgiven, and evil is relative, unless you are a male, white and straight because YOU will always be evil.
Butch Teela then used her vagina to save Narnia from the Jabberwocky by transforming into a gender fluid Eldridge horror that makes Cthulhu shit the great pyramids
@@Charlie94781 deer lord🤮
Never seen "the message" so well summarized!
This is why I was never a big fan of Kevin Smith to begin with. All these years finally paid off with a crap he-man reboot. But coming from Netflix it didn’t surprise me at all! Lol
Kevin Smith always sucked, from shitty superhero shows to anti men cartoons.
@@jackreeder215 is Zack and Miri make a porno any good? I love Seth Rogen but I just don’t know if I want to watch it or not.
@@jackreeder215 what Superhero shows?
All these years? How long did he spend making it?
@@spiderdalorian5666 I just meant as in me not being a Kevin Smith fan. In terms of this show maybe about 2-3 years easily due to Covid difficulties.
I never cared about Kevin Smith. Hell, I didn't even know much about the guy other than the the fact that he has shit taste in movies.
He's a horrible match for He-man. From his career and tastes I deduced a pattern, and it's the furthest thing from He-man. He-man was supposed to be this inspirational, aspirational show about Connan Superman. Kevin goes with "real", dry humour at the expense of the plot, "dark", villains, cooky humour, characters acting like teenagers, fallen characters, "comentary". He acts like an edgy teenager. Those don't fit He-man. He hated Orko and wanted him death. Really? Why? Is he that bad at writhing that he dosen't know how to use the comic relief, that had actual lessons and arcs in the original?
Watching the OG Filmation show out of curiosity on YT and seeing the warning signs by Kevin “I made Batman wet himself in Year One” Smith, knew REEEvalations was going to be a Shiet show
They applied the Macho Ma'am Abby Savage treatment to Teela.
I like that.
After the whole She-Ra “thing”, it’s completely unsurprising that this was completely ruined as well. Hollywood will ruin every single good or even half decent character or franchise filling. Unfortunate that you have to expect every single “remake” or “reboot” to be visual aids and shove shit down your throat, hate to see it.
i liked she ra, actually
The difference being, you could tell off the bat She-ra was gonna be She-ra Tumblrverse And The Masters Of Sugar.
@ZernoHD Kudos for being the target audience. That She-ra parody is just as bad as this He-Man parody. Though, She-ra was even more of a blatant reimagining of the source material.
To answer that dumbass question: It's because the target audience ain't interested. If you types want all that other shit in shows, make your own shows. Make your own characters. Don't take things that are established and vandalize it.
@ZernoHD If anyone needs to get over themselves it's you. I couldn't care less what kind of "phobe" or "ism" you want to call me. That seems to be the only argument you have. Clearly "my mentality" isn't outdated, because people from all angles aren't amused by this Netflix garbage.
Every generation doesn't "have the right" to have their version of old shows. What kind of logic is that? No one has any right or claim to anyone's creation. And it's fictional, no one "should be represented" in anything. You aren't the one to dictate what should be included in something you never created, and seemingly have no knowledge of. You need to get over the absence of certain things or wacky Tumblr groups.
These franchises were great and lasted throughout generations, on their own merit. It just so happens this one decides to ride the coattails of the past, to push their own mediocre work. Like I said, if you want shows for yourself, make your own shit.
Switch off the internet for a month and wokeness ends. This will probably be how they'll get zoomers and Gen-A to fight WWIII.
They did Orko dirty man.
Like Arthur Morgan once said "the hole world is changing, they don't want folks like us no more"
i really like the reversed arabic subtitles 😂😂
You mean written in the right direction
@@ara_ara- yeah its written in the right direction but the whole thing is flipped you can't read it unless you pauze the video
I like how Synthetic Man is kind of becoming like the Dark Knight of pop culture, not just video games.
The thumbnail is just vile 😂😭
"this show was made specifically to appeal to He-Man fans"
* Has He-Man in 2/5 episodes and kills him twice *
My expectations for this show were low but jeez. Thanks for taking the hit for us, dude. Won't waste my time with it.
SMG's voice for Teela doesn't fit the butch, buff character. It reminds me of that scene in Grown-Ups when the wives wanted the muscle man at the pool to come talk to them after his flex show. They laugh because the squeaky voice didn't match the body. Maya Rudolph says, "Everything was on steroids, except for his voice." SMG'S voice to me sounds better when she played Daphne Blake. I'll stick with the 2002 version because I prefer that they didn't tear He-Man and the other male characters down to make room for whiny Teela.
When she yelled "for Eternia!" in the first battle it sounded like a cheerleader at a pep rally.
They took a show called HE-MAN.......HE......MAN and did the typical pander to feminist shit with it. There is no limit to what franchises they will do this with and it boggles my mind that they keep doing it because it hasn't worked once, everything that does this is either critically panned or flops or both.
Red Sonja could put this girl in her place
Fr like how stupid are these people. Nobody likes this woke bs. Write a good story and characters instead
I would more lbtq+ Teela looked like a man.
My god I can’t stand Kevin Smith or his fans. It’s rough because I’m from Jersey so I could never avoid it.
They went the Korra route, made her an edgy teen female, gave her an undercut, and saves the universe with barely any plot.
No. Boomers didn’t grow up on He-man. That was the generation before.
I grew up on He-man, I was born in ‘82. I’m a millennial.
Yeah, I was born in 83. Not a Boomer. Kevin Smith isn't even a Boomer. Born in 1970 isn't Boomer age. Boomers are people born late 40s to mid 60s.
Yeah wow blew me away to hear that. Boomers probably have no idea what MOTU is.
@@atomicbrainz They could remember their Kid watching it. God knows the Baby Boomers paid for most of the toys in the 80s.
Gory, Paul. If you were born in '82, I guess He-Man was in your early life, but it was Gen X that actually grew up with He-Man, being in junior high and all.
Take your point, though; Boomers definitely didn't grow up with him. They might've funded all the toys we bought, as Juan Unda here has said, but they were never into He-Man like our generations were.
Shoot, at the time, for us Gen Xers, He-Man was sort of a joke with all those odd, mis-matched voices. Skeletor, especially. The cat was cool, though. (No one spoke ill of the cat.) So was Teela. Different times.
@@dontpanic1812 The youngest Boomers were 18 - 19 years old when He-Man premiered. I don't recall any Millennial growing up on it, it was all Darkwing Duck, Tale Spin, Gargoyles, Doug and Ren & Stimpy.
Gen X had He-Man, GI Joe, Transformers, TMNT and Thundercats.
Your wrong about Andra being a new character. She's the first confirmed race swap. The second king greyskull.
Correct. Andra first appeared in the MOTU Star comics by Marvel.
You're*
I love how it's pg and yet there's blood and swears in it. Also I love how Netflix describes it as having "gore" lmao
Adam looked like he came from the first season of JJBA The Animation, but at least Jonathan's death was done right.
Your editing makes it look like everyone is a dunmer. I believe it would make the show an easier watch. Slightly.
This is so backwards, what studios and producers are doing. They'd rather comment on bad male role models than depict good ones. The consequence of this orientation is to produce bad female role models and not comment on them.
It's so bonkers and all excused as being conscientious. If really interested in changing the culture, the better way is to depict role models the public can emulate, use the optimistic approach, rather than negative reinforcement.
Have all these people forgotten their Skinner and Durkheim, their Piaget, their Erikson, their Pavlov and Freud?
"Boomers" -- Gen X is always forgotten.
Just what I was thinking. Why do they keep doing that, keeping getting it wrong on purpose like that?
I hear Teela is going to peg Adam back to life in the next chapter.
Just watch the 200X Cartoon Network reboot to see how it should have been handled. Way more episodes + lesser characters were expanded upon vs being used as story fodder in this woke insult.
Tri-Klops' "roboticizing liquid" sounds alot like 'the jab' with it's smart dust & mrna components.
Amen to that , 200x still a legend
Andra isn't a new character. They literally stated they chose to make her a black woman because they couldn't have 2 badass redheads on screen.
They also made the original He-Man, King Grayskull, black because two blonde hair blue eye heroes was too much.
A Synthetic Man show review? A surprise to be sure but a much welcome one!
The part about Teelas fear is she doesn't want to be to special made me finally subscribe lol, love your work man!
"This wasn't made for you!" Then why do they get so angry when we don't watch it?
“I love Skeletors original voice”
We're not boomers. This was a Gen X shoe.
Kevin Smith Career died after clerks 2.
2002 He-man is way better, the lore is better, the characters have more background and even teela have more backsory and is a more compeling character in that...
I agree , 200x still a legend shame many people don't know about it , kevin smith sold something that he wasn't close like 2002 series
@@Junior.illinois heard the cartoon was a success however the toy production failed with the customers and due to that it was cancelled, is it true?
@@josedarocha2949 they said about the poor sell of toys yes back on the day maybe poor advertisement , I think that would happen with revelation since the let down of many fans ,I don't think would long last specially expensive animation and expensive Hollywood actors doing the voice and Kevin smith hamulated old fans that's a let down as well
Lord of Hell: Fear your flaws!
Tela: I have a vagina.
Lord of Hell: Oh, sorry. You’re perfect. My bad.
Funnily the new version of He-Man made me a fan of the old version of He-man. I just got the 2002 remake on DVD.
Oh man.. I watched the show as a kid, I had the toys and I even remember loving the 1987 movie, yeah go figure that 😂 I was gonna get netflix for a month just to watch this but, nah.. I'm fine with the memories in my head thank you.. at least my man Skeletor finally got to declare himself a god and got a W, that man had earned that no matter how short lived it is..
Here's my question for you though Synthetic Man: What are your thoughts on the Resident Evil Animated Netflix show that came out a couple weeks ago?
I watched a bit of it, got bored. Leon wasn't acting anything like himself in RE4 despite the show taking place shortly after it. I hate brooding anime protags and they turned him into one like Cloud. On top of that it just felt like one of the other animated movies but stretched into a tv show. I didn't even like Damnation (the good one) and I liked this even less.
Weeks ago you say?
Shame
@@TheReZisTLust wdym?
@@SyntheticMan Ok... Thanks for the response my man! Love your content and keep up the good work!!
My brother was telling me about it and I guessed soon in they had changed Leon based on intuition. Not sure why, but maybe Leon is thinking ahead with his actions, but maybe not. I can say he was indeed entirely different from his altruistic self.
How to destroy an entire franchise and a classic iconic hero in first 5 minutes. I hated the series and was flat stupid it's now called SHE-MAN!! I was beyond excited with the trailer using all the original outfits and all then hopes and dreams were killed along with he-mans death.
that's a fail on Skeletor's voice! should've kept the original voice. The blue skin thing looks stupid also. I will check out the show after watching your review.
This guy made the skin blue to avoid copyright
@@jamesgatz4490 understood! lol I grew up on the original and i couldnt fathom why they would make the characters blue. lol good thing i waited until after watching this review before checking the show out. They fucked the show up when they didnt make it about He-Man. smh
5 seconds in, your friend hates you 😂
Surprised they didn't make She Woman
They’re saving that for when this awful show returns.
The show was founded on heroism and doing good things. Something that was inspiring for us kids. They pretty much ruined it with this show. All people wanted to see was He-Man fighting off Skeletor but it was too much for 2021...
that thumbnail just says it all. Teela rearending Prince Adam
Not only did they kill He Man, they really killed Teela as well. Shame. This could have been AWESOME and they could have gotten 40% of the woke in, without pissing anyone off, just by adding new characters and doing some good writing.
She-man Mistresses of the Universe: Emasculation
Teela, in this shitty version, spent her entire adult life in the military "training", with or without roids, to... presumably, gain the title of Man at Arms.
And on the day she gets it.... she turns her back on her father and the king, in a second, because Adam didn't share with her his secret that she had no right to know. What happened to all the dicipline she surely needed in order to get to the position of Man at Arms ?
The king also removed the title of Man at Arms from Duncan, who had dedicated his entire life in service of. What did Duncan do.... ? He accepted his Kings judgement, whether he agreed with it or not, because he was deserving of the Title and Position and respected it.
Teela clearly does not deserve it, nor does she respect it or the monarchy or even her father. Yet somehow, the show is building up to rewarding her with becoming the next sourcerous or Master of the Universe !!
What ???
How does any of this make sense ?
As somebody said about ... this show was only created to desecrate the fandom. Nothing more.
So the acronym for this show is MOTU. And it came out at almost precisely the same time as the latest Papal proclamation, Motu Proprio. Which was an absolutely unabashed assault upon the traditional Latin Catholic Mass. The supposed keepers of tradition, using that very tradition, to attack that selfsame tradition. In the name of liberal ideology. Hmmmmm. Probably coincidence?
I actually didn't get the weak adam thing.He has muscles and was shown to known swordmanship in the 2002 series.Even in the 1980s series I'm sure he went through training in his prince adam form since he was he man.So why do they make feel like such s wimp idk
I was a fan of the 2002 version which is way way superior as a reboot with badass characters with really well-fleshed out stories and motivations. when I first heard about the Revelations trailer, I was like no blood way Netflix would allow a blonde white dude shouting that he has the power named He-Man be the main character in this SJW climate but I still held out some hope because the artstyle was fantastic and the trailer promised that there was gonna be some really kickass He-Man action. Jeez does deceptive marketing hurt like hell
Only three people technically four knew He-man's identity, Man-at-Arms, the Sorceress, Orko and Cringer
Andra is not even a new character, she was an already existing character in the expanded lore of MOTU
And yes, she was ginger
I saw the thumbnail and had to comment: that’s a great representation of fan sentiment. Chef’s kiss.
You sound like a very young dude, with no previous contact with the original series, and still found the NETFLIX version to be a sad joke.
I'm a middle-aged guy who watched the original show when I was a teenager.
After all I saw on UA-cam about it, I still had to see it for myself. And it goes exactly as you said, it's not even bad, it's boring and nonsense.
And make no mistakes, the show is bad for itself. Comparing it to the 80's show or listening to Kevin Smith's statements prior to its debut only makes things worse.
the perfect woman mary sue character happens to be an embodiment of stereotypical toxic masculinity lol
If you want to watch a good He-Man show, but not the original, the 2002 Mike Young Production is worth your time.
So a few points, only four people knew He-Man's secret, the Sorceress, Man-At-Arms, Orko and Kringer. Queen Marlena know because of the trope 'Mother Always Knows'. In the lore, there's a techno-virus that was brought to Eternia by an ancient hero (Name He-Ro, natch) who had been infected by it, which explains why some animals in the various shows were cybernetic. Orko by the by is actually a master mage on his dimension of Trolla, but in Eternia, his magic screws up because the rules are different than his home. Finally King Greyskull is supposed to the ancestor to He-Man, so why is he Black and the other characters are White? There's a rumour that Andra will become the new 'He-Man', because both she and Greyskull are the same skin tone.
The 200x heman series was awesome. I highly recommend watching it instead of Kevin's turd
No one wanted a show about She-Man: Ma'ams of the Universe
Wow did you even watch the show?
The worst are the shows where some 5’5” girl is beating up hoards of 6’5” dudes. It’s just so unrealistic that I don’t know how anyone takes those shows serious. Men and women are equal but not the same. This is what happens with the far left makes movies.
And they usually cast an African American or a minority a starring role, giving off the sign that the far left hates White people and the White male.
The Video Game Awards Synthetic Man covered in his video last month has segments of so called diversity, showing a bunch of black and mixed people who are jumping on the train that everything White is bad. The masculine White male that was popular in 80s/90s action shows and movies, the sort of stuff Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone starred in, is now considered bad by the far left.
So they throw a minority in there to try to please an agenda hellbent on destroying and altering beloved franchises.
"Hey I've got a great idea. You know the only character people really care about enough to tune in for?"
"He-man. Yeah!"
"OK we're going to kill him off"
"Oh ok you mean like at the end of the part on a cliffhanger?"
"Nope 1st episode then we bring him back in the episode 5 to quickly be killed again!"
"Absolutely love the idea! Here's a blank check but only if the other characters people might like if they've watched the show die too"
i'm on skeletor's side on this one
Recommendation from a friend, damn I feel bad for your friend they must have been more disappointed then you.
edit.
I'd rather watch the original show. I tried my best to watch this Netflix He-Man. I saw episode 1. It was pretty dumb. I quit after a few minutes of episode 2. And yeah, I had the same reaction to Andra. I was like, "Who are you again?" Cuz she wasn't in the original cartoon. There was a character in the mini comics named Andra, but, she was ginger, so, make of that what you will
Now, I know that why She-Ra got a separate show with a different style!
Also, when the showrunner says he never liked/watched the original, that's your first problem!
Well, the one responsible for the latest Thundercats remake said he loved the original, and no one believe it.
This time, the dude came honest from the beginning.
@@peposo7 Thundercats Roar! was more/less a parody of the original, which is why it upset a lot of people.
@@haileyshannon7548 It would be more tolerable if the drawing was not so....
Hey, bruh.
Women didn't want this shit either. Every woman I know, absolutely hates this shit.
Myself included.
Regular old women don't want this nor are we "doing this"
Agreed, I hate it too.
He man was always a fine gentleman there was no reason to humilate him or prince Adam too.
Looks like we have to stick too 200X series.
I grew up with the 2002 reboot instead of the original. That show was a real gem to watch. This? Pppppttttttt!!!
The ".... Tela is about to get blacked by He-Man number 1..." had me laughing so hard, I had tears coming out of my eyes... " Don't ever change Synthetic Man...
14:00 Also, in the original her birth name is Evelyn Morgan Powers. She's from Earth like the Queen Marlena. She was part of the Marlena's astronaut crew that crash landed on Eternia. But we don't have time for that. (retconned in 2002 He-Man, she's Eternian then)
Yes but her dad is faceless one, a very powerful wizard. Which imo made more sense to explain her magical abilities and quite original looks (white hair). Besides I read the comic about Evyl Lynn and it was really good, it explored her father's story and her uniqueness too as well.
There was another reboot in 2002 that was actually pretty good. I have memories of the original HeMan cartoons, but I also know my memories do not match with reality and if I ever went back to watch the original ones I'd be disappointed. But the 2002 reboot as as good as my memories of the original was. I hope I explained that well. You should check it out.
Why does every "strong woman" in cartoons and related media have the same half shave haircut????
I don't understand how so many Hollywood writers don't understand that a strong female character =/= being physically strong or a hardass. It's completely possible to make a strong female character that's hyper feminine.
Let's just say that fans shaved her head and removed the make-up, and she looked like a man. Is more wrong with her character desighn that the hair. I've seen her running alongside Adam and they looked like two blokes running. Even her stance screens bro-dude, not the fun kind, the obnoxious kind.
Essentially they made it She-Man with teela being made in to a huge shemale. Great job.
Totally see where you're coming from. Can't help but point out about the timing of when He-Man first came out, since you described it as a Boomer thing. it was the 80s and the Baby Boomers were well into adulthood and I don't think it appealed much to there generation. I think it was more Generation X that it originally appealed to.
He-Man was Gen X.
millenials cant tell the difference between gen-x and boomers
Man At Arms Donuts.
That’s the only thing I could think of this entire video.
Is this Siri supposed to be a continuation of the original show or the reboots? Because I remember in the original show they're being an episode of Sheila actually appreciating her adopted father and looking back at the times he trained her and how he raised her.
Essentially there was an episode of Teila appreciating what she had as a father. And now apparently he was a s***** father? So it really makes me wonder is this supposed to be a reboot, or a continuation of the original story line?
Mark Hamill only has one voice. He’s a highly overrated voice actor. He seems like a chill dude in real life, and I liked his Joker as much as the next guy, but come on. How many times does he have to recycle the same voice and personality until people admit that he’s a very limited voice talent?
Actually he has a very high voice range, it’s that the show runners constantly want him to do the same creepy voice. The same goes for Kevin Conroy. They both want to branch out but they were so iconic that every show that casts them wants to have an iconic character like their joker and Batman.
This show turned any viewer into Cringer because we can't stop cringing
the 3D He-Man released around the same time was better
Why does everyone forget about the 2002 He-Man series
the same reason this will be forgotten...it is not for this time, it is for kids in the 80s,,,not boomers trying to relive their childhood or kids in the 2020s
2002 He-Man was crazy good.
Orko was without a shadow of a doubt the most annoying character in the original cartoon and Roboto was a one-off non character, so not two of the most mourned deaths I could think of...
What burns me up more about this series is the wasted potential, the potential to bring he-man and really all of the characters into a badass new future for the franchise, but no, no we can't have nice things, this is the age where if a male character is seen as "Too Manly" it's toxic masculinity, they have to be neutered to fit the new narrative and the new narrative is by making the female character a Mary sue unable to fail or perfect at everything. in this case the mary sue is a bitch that would let the whole universe to die all because she was told a lie. Got to love how Adam's the one who died but Teela's the one suffering because her close friend never told her a secret that he never actually had to tell her ever, and out of everyone, only like 5 characters knew, one of which i don't even think had any sort of real interaction with Teela, the sorceress of castle greyskull, leaving duncan, orco, cringer and the queen, which none of them would have told her because it's not their secret to tell, it would have been Adam's and he was clearly not ready to reveal that secret.
I don't mind a series that was once for kids being remade to be darker and even a bit more brutal, hell he-man's kind of perfect for that, so I have no complaints on that aspect, but killing off characters just for the sake of killing them off feels wrong and cheap and that's what this feels like, wrong and cheap. I actually liked orco in this, probably because he was a bit more subdued, but i don't even mind him in other cartoons. killing him off probably made someone very happy, however I actually wanted to see more of him.
didn't mind Mark Hamill as skeletor, kind of fits but it shows he's really only got the one voice.
does anybody else remember a time when a story was just allowed to be fun and not have overly political messages shoved down your throat? yeah? I miss those times too... oh look anime!
*_ROBOT CHICKEN IS THE BEST THING EVER!_*
*_AND GOD DAMMIT I WANT IT TO BE ITALICIZED!_*
Moss man is voiced by the original Skeletor...missed chance.
Meanwhile I’m still waiting for a new episode of Starbarians