In the wake of Revelation Part 2's trailer being released, He-Man fanatics took to social media to state as much. Many fans have made a similar observation, too. In putting He-Man front and center of the trailer, as well as bringing back classic characters from the original 1980s series, it appears that this is their way of placating a fanbase that was dismayed with the new direction that He-Man was taken in. So it seems that Revelation Part 2's first trailer is Netflix and Smith's way of appeasing fans and trying to win back support. Suffice to say, the fallout from Revelation Part 1's release was toxic, and some fans claimed that they wouldn't be tuning in to watch Part 2 when it arrives. With Part 1 review-bombed post-release, Smith bit back – a move that stoked the fires further. Many believed that Smith and Netflix hadn't grasped what made He-Man such a revered show, with the titular character relegated to the side lines, which led to some calling Revelation Part 1 "a woke revival". The answer is a simple one: Netflix and He-Man's showrunners are trying to appease the franchise's diehard fanbase.įollowing Part 1's release in late July, plenty of He-Man fans were furious with how Netflix and showrunner Kevin Smith had reinvented the iconic series. Finally, we see iconic He-Man characters like Buzz-Off and Stratos join the series' climactic battle.Īll of this, then, begs the question: why has Masters of the Universe: Revelation Part 2's trailer spoiled some of its biggest surprises? We see Teela seemingly acquiring the powers of Castle Grayskull's Sorceress, He-Man riding Battle Cat after somehow reclaiming the Power Sword, and Orko's likely return in the final few seconds of the trailer. There are other revelations in the teaser, too.
Based on the trailer above, we'll see Savage He-Man and Skelegod go toe to toe, which will make for a fun fight. This means he can still call on Grayskull's name to become more powerful – hence his transformation into Savage He-Man. That's because the Power Sword is only a conduit, so he doesn't actually need it to obtain Grayskull's abilities.
As Adam reveals to Skelegod (Skeletor's name while he wields the Power Sword) in the teaser, he's still able to call on the power of Grayskull. As for what that role is, it's all but confirmed that we'll be seeing Savage He-Man in Revelation Part 2.
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