646f9e108c He-Man is the legendary "Most Powerful in the Universe" and the mighty warrior of the planet Eternia and defender of the mysterious Castle Greyskull. With his special powers and with his weapon, The Sword of Greyskull, He-Man fought the evil Skeletor who bid to rule Eternia and discover the secrets of Greyskull. He-Man has been summoned to the planet "Primus", a world under threat from a band of evil mutants from the nearby planet "Denebria". But Skeletor has joined forces with the mutants in his goal of universal conquest. With help from his new companions: The Galactic Guardians, a loyal squadron of soldiers led by Captain Hydron and Lt. Flipshot, Teenage girl Drissi and her brother Caz and Darius, head of the galactic council. He-Man sets out to defend Primus from Skeletor and the mutants.
The second series of He-Man, taking place 10,000 years into the future. To protect the Planet Primus from Floog and Skeletor.
Deplorable. Ridiculous. Not even sub-standard fun. The anime style is annoying. The queen of Eternia has blue hair? Why is Prince Adam dressed like a shepherd? AndPrince Adam- the voice is SO gay. The lisps are unmistakable. No, being gay is not the problem. I'm gay but prefer Prince Adam/He-Man to be masculine, bold and strong. He is suppose to be the almighty defender after all. And Skeletor- yelch. NOT scary, not frightening. Why is his face green? And why did they have to change the chant that turns Adam into He-Man? "By the power of Eternia"? Um…it's "By the power of Grayskull" people!! You cannot make a Batman movie or cartoon and take him out of Gotham. Superman will always be in Metropolis. You CANNOT go changing a characters legacy just because you want to. BAD producers.<br/><br/>Other reviews on the net have said the show can stand on its own. Um…NO it cannot. It's a pathetic attempt to breath new life into a classic story that was in no need of CPR. Guess the old saying is true- if it ain't broke, don't fix it. For me this will be like the film Halloween 3. I will forget it ever happened.<br/><br/>BAD producers!!! Shame!!!
It's funny from how big the "He-Man" franchise has became there have been some camps, from those that really love the original series, She-Ra, and even the 2000 revival. And then of course you've got some of those trolls out there that really love this show.<br/><br/>This is another under the radar gem that despite being part of the franchise has became forgotten. It's kinda understandable why most fans of "He-Man" were slightly put off or even confused by this entry. But this show took place at a time before sequels had rules, they wanted to revive the franchise so they decided to do something different by putting him in space and the future, which I personally thought was a cool idea.<br/><br/>Like any sequel this show indeed had a different feel, some things were the same but also different at the same time. In the original adventures they were planetary based, where in the new "He-Man" we actually see both "He-Man" and "Skelator" on interplanetary adventures which is cool because it really broaden the universe of the franchise showing that there really are more fantastic things going on other than in Eternia. It just really made me fascinating I remember always wondering where else both will go and what we'll see next. This also has a more lighter tone making the show a bit lighthearted, where in the original that also was but there was also a more seriousness to it.<br/><br/>The animation I think is very good which I thought was really cool for it's time; obviously slightly inspired by Japanese Animationthere was a bit more flow and movement with the characters,wellthe detail in background and characters themselves.<br/><br/>I really like the action which I thought in proves on the original because there more motion and a bit more going on. From some of the vechilar and aerial assault action we actually got a lot more of that, even like the designs of the vehicles from both sides where are unique especially the rollers that the mutants ride which are prolific on those standing up motor scooters we now have. Though those vehicles are a bit daft because they don't exactly have the greatest protectionyou can easily shoot the driver.<br/><br/>We even see some shootouts which was cool though I wish that both sides got to use their specialized weapons a bit more which is one weak point for the show. And best of all see both He-Man and Skelator use their weapons a lot more, with He-Man's sword they added something to it by actually giving it some magical abilities.<br/><br/>I do like the new ensemble characters and the dynamics formed their solid if notgoodthe original ensemble. That is also probably what put some people off because their not the samein the old, but this is a sequel after all so you can't expect the same thing. The Galactic Guardians their pretty solid/decent I kinda felt they should of been fleshed out a bit more so they'd stand out better but they serve their functions all the same.<br/><br/>Though I think it's the mutants that are the most colorful. I really like Flogg whom despite being in command of an army he's a moron, unable to tell he's being manipulated by Skelator or being duped if it bit him in the butt. Along with his subordinate villain Slushhead whom is true to his nameis probably more moronic than him. Critta I really like how devious and smart she iswellsexy with that voice despite raspy which I didn't mind and other outfit she wore latter in the series.<br/><br/>And of course He-Man and Skelator. He-Man was still well He-Man but at last he was doing things, he was kicking buttusual. Skelator though I feel he lacked his menace in this show which is another weak point for the show. But that is a small quibbleis still himself, the voice was good kinda almost sounds a bit like Jack Nickelson. Instead of being a direct leader he's more of a leader behind the scenes. Here we see more of a con artist side to Skelatorhe is manipulating and scheming his way to conquest. Which I though was interesting because sometimes people behind the scenes have more power and control than actors of the play.<br/><br/>The music is decent, the theme song is pretty goodit has that futuristic epic tone to it. Though I wouldn't say it makes it on my list of favorite themes, the original theme is still the best.<br/><br/>Yeah the show isn't perfect some bits of humor are kinda lame but that's commonplace in comedy it's always a hit or miss affair. I also would've liked to of had some of the old characters come back (not all that would be too crowded) which I felt would of boosted the series up more just to show that He-Man and Skelator aren't totally out of touch with Eternia, but most importantly help the new dynamics gel better.<br/><br/>I wouldn't mind if they ever made another "He-Man" revival series that they revive this serieswell but probablythe form of a season, broaden the mythos even more by having more depth on the characters and the planets they come from, a little more insight into the war and how it's affected both sides and also lets have a few more characters from the original series come to the future with He-Man and Skelator; it's just a thought.<br/><br/>Yeah this series doesn't surpass the original in my book, but it's a solid sequel all the same that I think for fans of the franchise it's at least worth a look or at least when your in the right mood.<br/><br/>Rating: 3 stars

He-Man/Prince Adam leaves Eternia and travels through time to the future to the peaceful planet Primus. To aid the human inhabitants of that world, that are under threat by evil mutants led by Flogg, which Skeletor, whom has also travelled through time to the future, has joined forces with, so he can destroy He-Man once and for all. Flipshot and Hydron arrive on Eternia in a time vessel. Skeletor's henchmen capture Flipshot and Hydron. But, Skeletor pretends to be the chosen one they are looking for and orders their release. He-Man turns up and fights Skeletor. Confused and unsure which is good and which is evil. Flipshot and Hydron bring both He-Man and Skeletor back to Primus in the future. Yes. Battle Beyond the Stars is about a farmboy who leaves his peaceful planet,he is sent by the planet's elderly ruler to find mercenaries and warriors to help defend his world from an armada of evil invaders. Master Sebrian, the wise man on Primus, sends Flipshot and Hydron to Eternia in the past, to find a great warrior to aid the peaceful world of Primus and deal with Flogg and his mutants that threatens their world. That great warrior is He-Man/Prince Adam. No. There is no mention of She-Ra/Adora in the cartoon and she does not appear. To update the mythology of He-Man by taking him away from his barbaric origins. Science had been a recurring theme in the Filmation series "He-Man and the Masters of the Universe" No. Garry Chalk modelled He-Man's voice after Dolph Lundgren, who played He-Man in the 1987 film Masters of the Universe and Campbell Lane modelled Skeletor's voice after Jack Nicholson. Yes. Skeletor was modeled after Tim Curry. King Randor and Queen Marlena appear in 1 episode. The Sorceress also appears and Teela later appears,she is sent to Primus in the future to help He-Man.
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