Another project fucked up for SJW. Masters of the Universe is He-man. We don't want to watch Teela. We want He-man. You are ruining He-man as Disney ruined Star Wars with Rey.

It's A Treat To He-Man Fans, Animation Is Good, But Only Downside is that it has only 5 Episodes

First of all, while it isn't _nearly_ as great as She-Ra _(obviously)_ it is still enjoyable. And while I "get" why the fanbois got their panties all in a twist they seriously just need to get over it. This is not a bad show at all.

The art and music is all great. It fits the show well. The character designs are all true to the '80s version, just with an updated style and it looks good. The voice cast is of course amazing with many great stars in it and they mostly do a great job. Unfortunately I feel that casting Sarah Michelle Gellar as Teela was a miscast. And only because her voice doesn't seem to match the strongly built character. It just feels off.

The fleshing out of secondary (and tertiary) characters is really nice as they finally gain some depth, even if it is just a little it is still more than we've ever had. I love Roboto, and even Orko got some actual proper dialogue! Backstory even! Orko!

More like _**She-Man: Whamen of teh Uterverse**_

#SpoilerAlert: This is not about He-Man. It's the... Teela Show. Complete with the "one side of the head shaved hairdo" that hollyweird seems to **THINK** all lesbians and/or "strong women" sport.

This series is a big joke and it's completely disrespectful to [1] He-Man fans and [2] Actual women

Unless you have **NO IDEA** what He-Man is about and/or you're new to this IP (**I**ntellectual **P**roperty), don't waste your time on this hot garbage.

WTF? Why do they keep doing this?

People need to calm down. This is just the first part of the story to reboot the franchise. it's not focused on He-man but he'll be the focus soon enough. it's very well done and as someone who watched this as a kid I loved how they took a show that really had no reason for existing other than to market the toys and gave it purpose. I really enjoyed it and look forward to seeing where they take the story next.

Beautiful animation but now I see why it is masters of the universe and not He-man and the masters of the universe…He-man is literally written out and relegated to an insignificant add on…disappointing.

Let's start with the positive, great animation and design, amazing work by the artists.
The writing though was kind of okay I guess.
Addressing the elephant in the room, yes, I felt extremely cheated by all the trailers and sinopses Netflix marketing provided, sure I was surprised by the direction they chose the series to go but at the same time I felt they pranked and trolled me. [spoiler]Basically I was hoping to to see Adam/He-man but the production decided NOPE! Take Teela instead she'll be your primary character now, and He-man will be just an afterthought. The problem is I really like the character of Teela but their bait and switch made me feel resentful towards her. Poor marketing I guess and not having a clue what their target demographic was hoping to see.[/spoiler]
I'm all for subverting expectations, but I just fell cheated.

Look what they done to my boy... :disappointed:

Well that was dissapointing. Started fine, but keept going down from there.

I have no issue with Teela taking a more central role in the series. What I have issue with is how it took a new series to make me realize how boring the MotU story was and still is. Bracing for fan rage...

Wokeflix attacks again, Teela as She-man? Orko dead? Multiverse with feminism? No thanks i will keep the original series as canon, not this.

Stoked for this!!! You are bringing my childhood back to life!

this show hasnt ended, still in production

Nothing tastes as good as salty dude bro tears, honestly watching all these men have a tantrum makes this even better.

As a nineties kid I never watched HeMan, and honestly it’s too dated for me to enjoy at this point, so I am coming in fresh here. But this is amazing animation, and incredible voice talent.

The story is compelling and enjoyable, with twists and wonderful female empowerment. This is modern animation at its finest and I am very invested in the future of this program.

I hope to see queer representation also as was done with She-Ra.