Masters of the Universe: Revolution – Release date and latest news
By the power of Grayskull!
It's felt like an age since the follow up to Masters of the Universe: Revelation, subtitled Revolution, was announced back in 2022, but finally, it's almost here.
Masters of the Universe: Revolution, which continues Kevin Smith's follow-up to the original 1983-1985 series He-Man and the Masters of the Universe, will arrive on Netflix this week, following its critically acclaimed predecessor.
Chris Wood, Mark Hamill, Liam Cunningham, Lena Headey, Tony Todd and more will be returning to their roles, while new stars joining the series include iconic Star Trek actor William Shatner.
But when will the animated series be streaming on Netflix, who does it star and what is it about? Read on for everything we know about Masters of the Universe: Revolution.
Masters of the Universe: Revolution release date
Masters of the Universe: Revolution will be released on Thursday 25th January 2024.
The initial announcement for the sequel series was made during Netflix's Geeked Week 2022.
Rob David, executive producer and Mattel vice president recently said of the series: "We’ve been building to this ultimate battle [between He-Man and Skeletor].
"Their battle, especially in Revolution, encapsulates every theme of Masters of the Universe: magic vs technology, good vs evil, self-empowerment vs duty to others. It’s all there in every punch."
Masters of the Universe: Revolution cast – Who's returning?
Typically, you would expect most of the voice cast of a sequel series to stay the same, and to an extent that's true - we have Chris Wood returning as He-Man, as well as Mark Hamill returning as Skeletor.
However, there are some changes and newcomers, with William Shatner being cast in an as-yet undisclosed role, Meg Foster cast as new character Motherboard, the ancient sorceress of technology, and Keith David cast as Hordak, leader of the Evil horde.
This actually marks a return for Foster to the He-Man universe, having originally played Evil-Lyn in the 1987 live-action version.
Meanwhile, Melissa Benoist is taking over Sarah Michelle Gellar's role as Teela in the sequel series, while Diedrich Bader, Liam Cunningham, Lena Headey, Griffin Newman, Tiffany Smith, Tony Todd will be returning, having starred in Revelation.
What's the plot of Masters of the Universe: Revolution?
Masters of the Universe: Revolution is picking up just after the 2021 series, exploring the climatic conflicts surrounding He-Man and Skeletor's continuing rivalry for rulership over Eternia, with Meg Foster's Motherboard one of the latest creations by Hordak, who He-Man fans will know from the original 1980s She-Ra animated series.
The official synopsis for the series says: "It’s technology versus magic when He-Man and the heroic warriors face the forces of Skeletor and something more in Masters of the Universe: Revolution – the new epic chapter in the battle for Castle Grayskull!
The newly mechanised Skeletor, armed with the might of Motherboard, attacks the heart of Eternia while Prince Adam grapples with a new responsibility and what that means for him as He-Man! Adam is forced to choose between the scepter or the sword, and a life as either the King or the Champion!
"Meanwhile, the new Sorceress Teela searches for the secret of Snake Magic in the mists of Darksmoke to rebuild a magic realm and help He-Man hold off the greatest threat Eternia has ever faced: the return of the despot Hordak, the ruthless leader of the Horde Empire!"
Masters of the Universe: Revolution trailer
You can watch the full trailer for Masters of the Universe: Revolution right here:
Masters of the Universe: Revolution will be released on Thursday 25th January 2024. Masters of the Universe: Revelation – Part One and Two are both available to watch on Netflix. Sign up for Netflix from £4.99 a month. Netflix is also available on Sky Glass and Virgin Media Stream.
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