First season is out, but incomplete at this time.
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First season is out, but incomplete at this time.
They changed Teela's VA:
Mattel has announced that Supergirl's Melissa Benoist has joined the voice cast of the upcoming He-Man adaptation, Masters of the Universe: Revolution.
Benoist, who is fresh off her run as the titular superhero Kara Danvers/Kara Zor-El in the hit CW show Supergirl, will voice the heroine Teela in the upcoming series, which serves as a sequel to Kevin Smith's acclaimed 2021 limited animated series, Masters of the Universe: Revelation. "I jumped at the opportunity to work alongside my friend, Kevin Smith and join the Revolution family as another bold and fearless heroine," said Benoist. "I look forward to sharing the next evolution of Teela’s story with fans." Teela was previously voiced by Sarah Michelle Gellar (Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Wolf Pack) in Revelation.
Mattel has announced that Supergirl's Melissa Benoist has joined the voice cast of the upcoming He-Man adaptation, Masters of the Universe: Revolution.
Benoist, who is fresh off her run as the titular superhero Kara Danvers/Kara Zor-El in the hit CW show Supergirl, will voice the heroine Teela in the upcoming series, which serves as a sequel to Kevin Smith's acclaimed 2021 limited animated series, Masters of the Universe: Revelation. "I jumped at the opportunity to work alongside my friend, Kevin Smith and join the Revolution family as another bold and fearless heroine," said Benoist. "I look forward to sharing the next evolution of Teela’s story with fans." Teela was previously voiced by Sarah Michelle Gellar (Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Wolf Pack) in Revelation.
Mattel CEO said this, from CBR:
Kreiz explained that reviving Masters of the Universe after it had lain dormant for over a decade was one of his top priorities after becoming CEO of Mattel in 2018. "It's as big as Marvel and DC," he said. He explained how one only needs to look at an official encyclopedia for MOTU to see how the franchise can be adapted to film, television and beyond. "It’s hundreds of pages of characters and sorcerers and vehicles and weaponry—you name it," he added. "And then you flip through the pages, and here’s a movie, and here’s a movie, and here’s a TV show. . . . It’s endless!"
Kreiz explained that reviving Masters of the Universe after it had lain dormant for over a decade was one of his top priorities after becoming CEO of Mattel in 2018. "It's as big as Marvel and DC," he said. He explained how one only needs to look at an official encyclopedia for MOTU to see how the franchise can be adapted to film, television and beyond. "It’s hundreds of pages of characters and sorcerers and vehicles and weaponry—you name it," he added. "And then you flip through the pages, and here’s a movie, and here’s a movie, and here’s a TV show. . . . It’s endless!"
This is the one where everything is going machine right?
Well it looks like it's going multiverse so probably not all will be machine.
do you think they will kill Teela in this one?
as long as her robot form has human like PLOT capabilities lol
It's finally out?
Yes on Netflix.
Critics love it.
Revolution is a celebration and love letter to the franchise, complete with fantastic animated visuals by Powerhouse Animation, a sublime score by Bear McCreary, and the type of world-building that makes Masters of the Universe such an iconic property.
The visuals are astounding. The music is pulse-pounding. The twists are jaw-dropping. And by the end, you’ll forget how old you are, point to the sky, beckon the energy of Grayskull, and feel that you indeed have the power.
I am still a fan of what Kevin Smith has done with this series, and I am ready for more, but I wish this season had satisfied me the way the first series did.
Masters of the Universe: Revolution proves one thing: the power of Greyskull has returned in a major way.
Revolution is a celebration and love letter to the franchise, complete with fantastic animated visuals by Powerhouse Animation, a sublime score by Bear McCreary, and the type of world-building that makes Masters of the Universe such an iconic property.
The visuals are astounding. The music is pulse-pounding. The twists are jaw-dropping. And by the end, you’ll forget how old you are, point to the sky, beckon the energy of Grayskull, and feel that you indeed have the power.
I am still a fan of what Kevin Smith has done with this series, and I am ready for more, but I wish this season had satisfied me the way the first series did.
Masters of the Universe: Revolution proves one thing: the power of Greyskull has returned in a major way.