Introducing Hordak and the Horde: A Glimpse into the Masters of the Universe Revolution Trailer
The upcoming Netflix series, Masters of the Universe Revolution, unleashes an epic clash between super science and sorcery, introducing Hordak, the Horde, and the enigmatic Gwildor Get ready for a thrilling battle that will redefine the Masters of the Universe franchise
Following the events of Masters of the Universe: Revelations, Prince Adam is forced to make a difficult decision between his responsibilities as a king and his role as a champion, especially after the death of his father, King Randor. As He-Man, he must confront a formidable new enemy in Hordak and his evil Horde Empire.
Netflix's Revelation, the first series in the Masters of the Universe franchise, was designed to continue the original show's storyline. Kevin Smith collaborated with Mattel on the series, incorporating planned plotlines such as Teela learning about her true heritage as the Sorceress' daughter and the introduction of the underworld ruled by Scare Glow. View the new footage below.
In the upcoming Masters of the Universe series, dedicated fans will be thrilled to spot lesser-known characters such as Rio Blast, Extendar, and the iconic dragon Granamyr, voiced by the talented John De Lancie of Star Trek fame. Furthermore, Meg Foster, known for her portrayal of Evil-Lyn in Cannon Films' live-action movie, will be returning as the voice of Motherboard, a character briefly introduced in Revelation.
The star-studded cast features familiar names such as Diedrich Bader, Melissa Benoist as Teela, Liam Cunningham, Keith David as Hordak, Mark Hamill, Lena Headey, Griffin Newman, William Shatner, Tiffany Smith, Tony Todd, and Chris Wood as Prince Adam and He-Man.
Masters of the Universe: Revolution arrives on Netflix on January 25.
Editor's P/S
As an enthusiastic fan of the Masters of the Universe franchise, I am thrilled about the upcoming Netflix series, Masters of the Universe Revolution. The trailer promises an epic clash between super science and sorcery, with the introduction of Hordak, the Horde, and the enigmatic Gwildor. I can't wait to see how these new characters will interact with the beloved He-Man and the rest of the Eternia crew. The return of Meg Foster as the voice of Motherboard is also exciting, as she brings a unique and sinister energy to the role.
The trailer also hints at a deeper exploration of Prince Adam's struggle to balance his responsibilities as a king and his role as a champion. This is a compelling conflict that has been touched upon in previous iterations of the franchise, but I believe Revolution has the potential to delve into it in a truly meaningful way. The inclusion of lesser-known characters like Rio Blast, Extendar, and Granamyr is a nice touch that shows the creators' respect for the franchise's rich history. Overall, I have high hopes for Masters of the Universe Revolution and can't wait to see what it brings to the table when it premieres on January 25.
