Tag: Revelation
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Review: Masters of the Universe Masterverse: Revelation Prince Adam
Prince Adam, the secret identity of He-Man, has gone through some changes over the years. At first, He-Man had no identity, but the 1983 DC Comics mini-series gave him the Prince Adam identity, though he looked the same, though more tanned as the hero. The Filmation cartoon was made in a more foppish prince, though…
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Review: Masters of the Universe Masterverse- Revelations Roboto
On Eternia, the setting of the Masters of the Universe series, magic and science exist simultaneously. While there are sorcerers, magic swords and dragons, there are also, ray guns, space ships and alien bounty hunters. Numerous characters are either cybernetic or full-fledged robots. Man-At Arms seems to have a hand in a few of his…
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Review: Masters of the Universe Masterverse- Revelations Dark-Lyn
For a fictional universe to stay engaging, there has to be some growth in the characters within it. The Filmation Masters of the Universe cartoon was mostly focused on He-Man and Skeletor, and events in previous episodes were rarely mentioned again. Any character growth was quickly forgotten about. The 2002 version had serialized episodes and…
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Review: Masters of the Universe Masterverse – Revelation King Grayskull
The lore behind Masters of the Universe has changed a few times over the years. The mini-comics have He-Man as a barbarian that gained his armour from the Sorceress. Later the Prince Adam identity was added and then the power sword transformation. Even Skeletor got a retcon, going from a demon from another dimension to…
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Masters of the Universe Masterverse: Revelation Mer-Man
Mer-Man was one of the original figures released by Mattel and, with Beast-Man, was one of Skeletor’s minions. While more of a threat in the original mini-comics, we, along with all the villain characters, are depicted as a bumbling fools. He was more formable in the 2002 series being the ruler of an undersea kingdom.…
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Review: Masters of the Universe Masterverse – Revelation Teela (v2)
Teela is arguably the most important female character in the Masters of the Universe mythos. At times called the ‘Warrior Goddess’ and connected to the Sorceress, Teela’s story was an important plot point that was often touched on but never really explored until the Revelation series. While her look for most of the series had…
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Review: Masters of the Universe Masterverse – Revelation Faker
Every good hero has a foil; a mirror opposite that stands for everything they are against. Sometimes it is a grotesque mockery or a fractured mirror image like Bizzaro is to Superman. Sometimes is a darker, more violent version of the hero, like Venom is to Spider-Man. Other are from an opposite or evil universe…
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Review: Masters of the Universe Masterverse – Revelation Savage He-Man
In the second half of Netfix’s Masters of the Universe: Revelation, our heroes were in a dire situation. After almost being killed a second time, Adam, along with Teela, Adra and Cringer, escaped to the palace at Eternos, only to be trapped by the Power of Grayskull-wielding Skeletor and an army of Skelecons. Without the…
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Review: Masters of the Universe Masterverse –Revelation Man-At-Arms
The Masterverse line is slowly giving us the key characters in the Revelations animated series. Each wave has given us two heroes and villains. Wave two had Stinkor, who I have, and Beast-Man, who I’ve yet to get. The heroes had Teela, which was one of the first I bought, and her father, the heroic…
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Review: Masters of the Universe Masterverse – Revelation Fisto
The Masters of the Universe Revelation cartoon brought back many of the characters featured in the various series over the years, While the villains have many monstrous and freaky characters to roll out, the heroes have some that might raise an eyebrow. Sure, some are straight forwards like Stratos or Syklone, while we have others…
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