I'm not saying releasing all ten would've made everyone love it. In retrospect, I wish all ten had gone up because then it would've negated all that. Some cats literally thought we killed Orko. So instead, we had to take a lot of heat. We thought people would go out on a cool cliffhanger with Episode 5, and then they would be like, "Oh, I can't wait until Episode 6!"īut it did leave us in this position where we broke all the toys, and they didn't know that they were fixed in the next five. But you had some cats who were legit like, "This was my childhood, and you did sad things to all of them." If you only watch the first five, that's how it plays. A lot of people were dismissive, but at the root of it, yes, I'm sure there were some people who were just jumping on a political bandwagon. Yeah, that was always the frustrating thing. Are you hoping that Part 2 wins back the naysayer fanbase? Because in a way, they were judging you by only seeing half of your vision. Masters of the Universe: Revelation Part 1 was well received by critics, but there was also some toxic fandom in the mix. Even people who don't know Masters of the Universe know Skeletor because he's just a badass visual. So I feel like you got Darth Vader, Skeletor, Joker, and then somewhere down the list, you got some Marvel villains, but I put him high up there, man. I'm talking about true villain-somebody who has nothing but bad intended. Thinking about pop culture villains, who else ranks as high? And I'm not just talking about your misunderstood villains like Frankenstein or Dracula. Kevin Smith: This could be controversial due to the fact that I'm working on Masters of the Universe, but honestly, I think it goes Darth Vader, Skeletor. If you had to make a greatest pop culture villains of all time list, where would you place him? This post contains spoilers for Masters of the Universe: Revelation Part 2. Here, we discuss where exactly Skeletor stands next to Darth Vader and Joker in the pantheon of greatest pop culture villains of all time, why he was drawn to give Evil-Lyn (Lena Headey) such a beautiful story arc, and what exactly that big tease at the end of Part 2 means for Season 2 (assuming he lands the opportunity). While donning a backwards Mooby Moo hat, complete with horns and all, the maestro of the View Askewniverse ( Clerks, Mallrats, Jay and Silent Bob, and more) himself took some time to engage in a lengthy and nerdy Masters of the Universe chat over Zoom with Thrillist. And yes, and you’ll get to see He-Man (Chris Wood) and Skeletor duke it out in perhaps one of their grandest smackdowns, ever. As expected, Revelation Part 2 is laced with nostalgia and loaded with winks and nods that will give eagle-eyed fans plenty to chew on. Now, Masters of the Universe: Revelation Part 2 (which consists of Episodes 6–10) is here to complete the second half of Smith and crew’s overall vision, and guess what? Even as the Part 2 trailers already indicated some time ago, He-Man is alive and well-cue the fanbase’s epic sigh of relief.
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While Revelation Part 1 was hailed by critics, earning a commendable 98% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes, a fraction of the franchise’s passionate fanbase begged to differ, and unleashed a whirlwind of contrarian opinions, knee-jerk reactions, and venomous speculation about where the series would go-and, unfortunately, Smith took the brunt of the toxicity. Episode 5 concluded with Skeletor skewering Prince Adam (He-Man’s alter ego), claiming the Power Sword, transforming into the hulking SkeleGod, and declaring himself ruler of all Eternia. Back when Revelation Part 1 debuted in July, it ended with a colossal cliffhanger: It seemed as if the nefarious Skeletor (Mark Hamill) finally bested Eternia’s champion. And no-contrary to what the internet might’ve led you to believe, showrunner Kevin Smith did not kill off your beloved musclebound hero. He-Man fans, rejoice! The loinclothed “most powerful man in the universe” is back in Netflix’s Masters of the Universe: Revelation Part 2.
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