Netflix has set a November release date for Masters of the Universe: Revelation Part 2. Developed by Kevin Smith, this series picks up on events from the 1983-1985 run of He-Man and the Masters of the Universe, while setting the ’90s series, The New Adventures of He-Man, aside. In contrast to Noelle Stevenson’s reboot of She-Ra & the Princesses of Power, Smith’s reboot strives to maintain and develop the original aspects of the franchise for an adult-oriented audience.
Deadline reports part 2 of Masters of the Universe: Revelation is set to premiere on Netflix on November 23 of this year. The second part of season one will include 5 new episodes, each with a 30-minute run time. This, combined with the first part of the series, makes 10 episodes with a total watch time of about 5 hours.
The cast list boasts a wide range of talent including Mark Hamill as Skeletor, who has had made a long career in voice acting since his Star Wars days. Phil LaMarr, another long-time voice actor behind famous voices such as Hermes from Futurama and the title character of Cartoon Network’s Samurai Jack, is also attached to the project as He-Ro. Other cast members include Chris Wood as Adam/He-Man, Sarah Michelle Gellar as Teela, Alicia Silverstone as Queen Marlena, and Justin Long as Roboto.
After the end of Skeletor and He-Man, Eternia is left in pieces and all magic has died. Masters of the Universe: Revelation follows Teela as she races against time to reunite her friends, solve the mystery of the Sword of Power, and save the universe. She might even learn some Grayskull secrets along the way.
Source: Deadline
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