This is Man at Arms, and you are listening to
the Masters of Greyskull. We want to believe
in an ordered universe. Some grand architecture
holding it all together. But alas, after all
these years, I finally know the real secret of
Greyskull. There is only power. And now, I...
I have the power. This is a new era. As the new
sorceress, the bumbling idiocies of the past
will no longer be tolerated. The only way we
can stop this sorceress is with another sorceress.
If we want to live, we're going to have to fight.
If I can tap into the power, I can stop her.
Soon, all of Eternia will remember this historic
moment when Skeletor finally kills He -Man! What
are we laughing at? See, the sword is just the
conduit. But the spark? That was always me. No.
By the power of... Citizens of Eternia, we're
in dire need of your help. There is nothing to
live for. Many chaos. Anti -chaos. Will we all
return? Thank you for being my daughter. Now
you need to be something greater. Look at the
sky. All hope is gone. Everything will end. Find
safe positions. There are no safe positions.
Oh, there's one. Behind me. For Eternia! Oh,
you guys are in trouble. Hello, this is Optimus
Solo, and welcome to the 128th chapter in our
Powers of Greyskull series. With me for this
journey into the Masters of the Universe franchise
is TFG1 Mike. Hello. Hello. And once again, another
time, getting a special guest from the world
of Cybertron, Steve Megatron Phillips. Hello.
Hello. Excellent. So we're all here. And this
time, as you can tell by the title of this episode,
we're talking spoilers about Kevin Smith's Masters
of the Universe Revelation Part 2. So you already
got our non -spoiler talk, but now we get to
get into the more juicy stuff. We get to chew
on some spoiler -rific stuff. Mike, are you ready
for all this? I think so. Steve, are you ready?
Oh, yes. Excellent. All right. That means it's
time to go back to Eternia. Spoilers. Alright,
starting off today, guys, we get to talk about
spoilers of Revelation Part 2. First off, let's
just get into the characters that we meet along
the course of this Part 2. Because I know when
we were talking about Part 1, we talked about,
well, will we see new characters in Part 2? Will
it just be the same? Who will we get to see if
we get to see new characters? We do get to see
a bunch of new characters. It's time for this
mist to meet my fist! I shouldn't say a bunch.
We do get to see a handful of new characters.
I really loved one of them. Maybe two of them.
And I was really disappointed at a number of
characters that we still don't get to have in
this part. And one of them just really makes
my head hurt that they didn't think that they
wanted to include this character in there yet.
But let's get into it. So we get to meet... I
don't think Fisto was in part one at all, was
he? No. Okay, and we get Clamp Champ, who we
didn't get to see. We get Goatman and Pigboy.
Did I say that right? I guess, yeah. Goatman
and Pigboy. And my favorite one, there was a
couple other ones that didn't get named. I'd
have to look at the credits to see if they got
named in the credits, but there was an imp -like
looking character. There was a couple other ones,
but my favorite. favorite character that they
decided to put in there just out of nowhere and
it probably doesn't make any sense but i love
that they thought that they threw him in there
mike they put blade in here yeah they did from
the live action movie like that was incredible
like i don't care i didn't care about anything
else at that point like that was one of my like
geek out fanboy moments was when blade shows
up and is wielding all of his swords and and
fighting and stuff like that so that part i was
very happy with And then we also get a very brief,
I guess, edition of Ram Man. And there might
have been a few evil warriors that we didn't
see in the first part, but they really don't
get too much time or attention here. But we do
get, what, Web Store, Spycore. Yeah. And I'm
missing one. We actually get Spycore versus what
happened in part one where Skeletor was disguised
as Spycore. Right. And then there's a really
cheap addition of the Avians and the Andrinids
and stuff like that without ever actually giving
us Buzz Off or Stratos. Yeah, that was a little
cheap. Like, I did not enjoy that. I'm like,
there's a part in this where Teela is trying
to get a message out to all of Eternia, a .k
.a. We're assuming not just the citizens of Eternia,
but we're looking for the other masters that
are scattered throughout the world. Yeah. And
I'm like, yes, they're going to do like a montage
or they're going to do like a series of scenes
where we're getting Stratos. We're getting buzz
off. We're getting, you know, mechanic. We're
getting. manny faces we're getting all these
people and we're bringing them in and then they
don't do that nope not at all instead we just
get the joining of people over a hillside and
we get to see that some of them are buzz offs
people and some of them are stratus's people
and some of them are just random ass people um
and i thought that was a really missed opportunity
they teased us like they were going to do it
and then they didn't do it and i was kind of
upset mike what did you feel about all the different
characters that we get to see in part two i liked
them I thought it was cool. I thought it was
interesting. I was like, oh, people are actually
paying attention to what characters are in this
series. People aren't just spouting off at their
1982 or 1981 mouths on the internet. I watched
Masters of the Universe in 1981 when I was a
kid. No, you didn't. You know, I liked all the
characters. I liked all the designs. Again, animation,
top notch. There isn't much that other than,
oh, my God, oh, my God, it's so awesome, it's
so awesome. I did not see any animation moments
where I was like, that just doesn't look right.
Like, this is Powerhouse, people, and Powerhouse
is a damn – Powerhouse is the studio of today.
whereas Filmation was the studio, at least for
He -Man, in the 80s and whatever. And I know
Filmation had its issues and whatever, but the
difference is, in most of the stuff, is all the
animation in the 80s, at least the He -Man stuff,
was all rotoscoped from real people. Like, you
don't see that done today, but this... Whatever
anime style, whatever they're using, whatever
style you want to call it, because it is CGI,
but it isn't CGI. I really dug that. I loved
how one particular character came back, and I'm
waiting for his new action figure because we
need to see a blue orco now. Oh, we have the
return of Orko, which I alluded to in the first
part. I was like, there's no way he's dead. They've
already hinted at it. He's coming back. Yeah.
And he does come back in a cool way. Steve, any
thoughts of the new characters that you met along
the way in part two? I liked getting to see the
diversity of characters that kind of popped up.
One, because I'm not super familiar with a lot
of the secondary, tertiary, and, you know, from
there on characters. So that was kind of interesting.
Randman, that was fun watching. The bomb drop,
as it were, with him showing up. But I don't
know. I like some of the some of the transformations
that happened, some of the new characters that
kind of showed up. Orko, of course, coming back
was was something that I was excited to see,
as well as the fact that Tila saved Adam only
for Adam to. harness the power of greyskull without
his sword yeah so obviously that's going to be
a big part this is going to be the one thing
that probably angers fans a little bit i think
it's going to be a little polarizing i don't
think some will mind but i think others are going
to use this as a thing where they're going to
be like oh you know kevin smith and you can't
be he -man without the sword you can't summon
the power without the sword this that and the
other um i think that's going to be a sticking
point with some people um but i thought it was
an interesting take like to realize that he might
not need the sword, that the sword maybe harnesses
the power, but doesn't, isn't required to get
the power. But Mike, we see a lot of people in
this series garnish the power of gray skull,
so to speak. Um, so we have Skeletor, we have
He -Man, we have Eva Lynn. You get the power,
you get the power. Yeah. It was basically an
Oprah moment. So what did you think about all
of these different people being able to wield
the power, even though some of them didn't have
the sword at the time? I said last time, when
we did that on spoiler that this is the single,
my single least enjoyed performance from Mark
Hamill, where I think he was actually bad as
the character. I think that in this, you know,
in this second part, his best parts were when
he was so incredulous of how did, why did he
choose him? How could he call it down without
blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. You know, I thought
that was really cool. Tell me how he did that.
As you want, my lord. He spoke the words empty
-handed, and he became the power incarnate. And,
yeah, it... They did two things so far with part
one and part two. They've said, what happens
if He -Man, as already being He -Man, summons
the power again? And now they've done, what if
He -Man summons the power without holding the
sword? So they are two decent questions to ask,
like what's going to happen if they try this.
So it's not like it's going against anything.
It's just something that's never been tried before.
We've never seen it before. Right. But again,
it's also what I like about it isn't just because,
oh, hey, guess what? We get Savage He -Man, which
was a toy at some point in time or whatever.
And actually, was it? Yeah, it was part two that
I saw in one of the crowd scenes. I'm like, hey,
there's one dar. But what I like about the scene
with, you know, Skeletor cackling and then Adam
starts laughing and what are we laughing about
is is Adam's explanation. Yeah. The sword is
the conduit. Right. That's what makes it so I
can control it. Yeah. He is the spark. He is
the one that has the power because the power
is given unto him from the sorceress. And Skeletor
just doesn't understand that. Skeletor is used
to, you know, bippity boppity boop, you know,
with his havoc staff and things like that and
whatever. He doesn't understand the fact that
someone who is so good and pure has this immeasurable
power. power it's it's kind of like he meant
well it's kind of like adam is is thor you know
right in in age of ultron well the answer is
you're all just not worthy and he picks it up
and he you know tosses the the mill near around
whatever you know it's that kind of thing and
skeletor isn't stupid he just can't wrap his
head around that fact and i thought that was
cool i thought that was interesting i thought
that was a way to Not necessarily explained to
us, but for example, not that I think you'll
ever do this, but let's say you show your 12
-year -old or 13 -year -old daughter when she
grows up this show, and maybe you're comparing
it to the old show, whatever. I think that's
why those explanations are there. It's not for
us. Yeah, I can see that. We already kind of
get it. As soon as Adam said that, I'm like,
oh. Yeah, that makes sense. Right. So in part
one, we were left off with Adam being stabbed
and not knowing how that was going to work since
I'd already killed him off once. Are they killing
him off again? Tila, it is revealed finally,
even though we've known about this for a long
time, but it's never been depicted in cartoon
form because they never got that far. But we
finally get to learn that Tila is the sorceress's
daughter. And so she has some magic in her as
well. I guess that gives them an easy plot device
to fix Adam and heal him and make him so he's
not going to die anymore. But that doesn't stop
them from killing a whole bunch of other people.
So they kill off the sorceress. They kill off
Fisto and Clampchamp. So there is a bunch more
death here. They kill everybody in Preternia.
Well, they can't decide what they're going to
call it because they call it Preternia, but then
Queen Marlena calls it Heaven. So they can't
even get their terminology straight. But I know
it's supposed to be the same thing, but stick
with what it's called in the story or don't go
back and forth. But yeah, they kill everybody.
So Mossman and everybody in Preternia, I guess,
are dead. So we have some death here. Mike, Steve,
what do you guys think? Right off the bat, we
have immediate death, and they continue to do
that throughout the part. Steve? Well, it doesn't
surprise me, to be honest. It's all a part of
that, you know, take the old burn it away mentality.
Shock factor, yeah. Yeah, and it's shock factor
for one. I mean, how else are you going to raise
the stakes unless you wipe out, you know, all
the Guardians? Or you wipe out all of these different
people? Or you, you know, decide, oh, Evelyn
hates everything, so she's going to burn the
whole universe down. basically calls out Skeletor
for saying, you have all of this unlimited power,
and you just want to kill He -Man. Yeah. I mean,
she does, while I think her actions are reprehensible,
she does have a point when she is explaining
about how to kill Skeletor, because he was never,
ever, like, I like that about her story, and
we're not talking about what she becomes or any
of that, because Netflix asked us not to. I like
that we got her story in this. We saw where she
came from. We saw how she met Skeletor. We saw
how once she met Skeletor, she was never really
out from under his thumb, even after he supposedly
died the first time. But he was never really
gone, you know. And her solution to that is,
well, if I can't kill you. just to kill you,
then I guess I have to kill everything, you know,
punch of kill everything kind of thing. Right.
Um, I mean, I think we're allowed to talk about
some of that, that stuff now in the spoilers,
right. Or not. Um, either way. Um, yeah. So,
but yeah, but in the first part, we can talk
about it now here. Yeah. All I know is that,
uh, that image says, please do not mention. yeah
that was for the stuff that's released before
before that's that's it's okay for part one so
part two we can talk about it so basically what
we have here is that skeletor and evil and have
now taken the role of he -man and the sorceress
so uh skeletor is he -man because he has a sword
and evil and becomes the sorceress because the
sorceress is killed and then we get the cool
little i guess um genie in aladdin twist where
it's like remember when you made evil in the
sorceress now she controls you it's just kind
of like the lamp and the genie and all that type
of stuff so um it was kind of an interesting
twist there and then we get we get a bunch of
different looks for evil in both in part one
and in part two so we go from The long hair without
everything, and then we get the sorceress look
where she cuts all the hair off again, and then
we get this evil in on steroids. She's the other
person that gets to wield the power of Greyskull,
etc. So it's an interesting thing, but what I
was talking about in part one, if you go back
and listen to the non -spoiler talk, is this
whole back and forth, back and forth, back and
forth between evil in and multiple characters
on why she is subservient to Skeletor. And it
just goes over and over. She has conversations
with Beastman about it. She has conversations
with Man -at -Arms about it. She has scenes with
Skeletor where they're teasing it and stuff like
that. So I felt like that could have been done
a little bit quicker. They also played up the
romance between Evelyn and Skeletor more than
it's ever been done before. They smithified it
is what they did to it. Evil and call Skeletor
my love. At one point, there's a kiss, which
I don't need in my He -Man. I'm not against romance.
I'm not against physical acts and stuff like
that, seeing it in different stuff. But I don't
want it in He -Man, I guess. Not with a human
and a skull. Yeah, it was weird. They tried to
do a side angle so that it didn't look weird,
and it still looked weird. But anyways, so you
have this love angle, but then you have this
whole he's abusive. you're in an abusive relationship
and you need to break free type thing. And it
takes like a thousand conversations about it
before she finally is like, yeah, I'm the boss
now. You're nothing. Um, which leads us to the
typical bad guys and good guys joining sides.
So Mike, Steve, what did you think about He -Man
and Skeletor on the same side, battling steroid
evil in Mike? I, I just can't. I don't know.
It's not a bad thing, and I am kind of glad that
she ended up being the big bad. I think it's
just a thing of, like you said, they're trying
to work in real -life issues. And don't get me
wrong, that's fine in certain cartoons, and that's
fine if you are... a writer or a producer or
whatever for cartoons. And you want to put something
in here about abusive relationships, but she
got to destroy the whole universe to get rid
of her boyfriend. Really? Really? I mean, that's
worse than going on Jerry Springer. Right. I
thought it was hilarious. The Skeletor just leaves.
As soon as she like summons the power, he's like,
I'm out of here. She did get a cool cape out
of it. I just don't know if having a third person
summoning the power in this one part was almost
seemed like too much. Like you're doing it too
much now. Like if it would have been spread out
a little bit more or something like that, but
like one person after the other is summoning
the power, which is a little weird. And when
I was talking about the exposition in part one,
get into it a little bit more now, because you
have on one scene that they're cutting to all
the evil and stuff where she's like, do I turn
on Skeletor? Do I take control? Do I, you know,
harness the power, et cetera, et cetera. And
every time you're cutting away, then you're going
to Teela, do I become the sorceress? Do I go
into this water? Do I forgo everybody I know?
And when you're going back and forth between
hemming and hawing on these decisions, which
I get it, they're real decisions, and it's not
going to be something easily decided upon in
that moment. But when you're juxtaposing both
against each other, it just led me to be like,
okay, we're doing a lot of thinking, and I want
to see more of... The fighty fight. Stories and
stuff like that. I'm usually not that type of
person. I'm usually one that likes more dialogue
and likes more characterization. But here I'm
like, okay, it's almost too much at this point.
And we didn't talk about it too much. He -Man
turns into Savage He -Man. I know you mentioned
it. We have the Army of the Dead, I guess. They
had to work in a zombie storyline, I guess, into
this. It's Kevin Smith. The bad guys. We have
some Kevin Smith lines going on here with Fisto.
They literally said fist him at one point. Yes,
they did. And then, oh, this mist is going to
meet my fist. And I'm like, I just started laughing.
I was like, that is the stupidest line. Yeah,
there was a terrible line in there at one point.
I just want to point it out because I don't know
if the voice actor misspoke or if it's miswritten.
But they say the line, and I know this is being
super nitpicky, but they say the line, whatever
is left of our friends is long gone. That sentence
makes no sense. If they're left, they're not
long gone. If they're long gone, they're not
left. I think they were supposed to say whatever
was left of our friends is long gone. But they
completely butchered that line or it was written
bad. And then we also learned that He -Man, Savage
He -Man is more powerful than Skele -God some
of the time. And at one scene it's like that.
And then the other scene they're going tit for
tat like even Steven. That was kind of interesting.
I don't know if you guys know this, but Kevin
Smith worked his way into the voice acting in
this because he does the voice of Pig Boy or
Goat Man. One of those henchmen is Kevin Smith
voicing it. I'd have to look to see which one.
Honestly, I don't care. Those characters were
cannon fodder in my mind. Yeah, yeah. Let's see.
What are some of the other stuff here? Mike,
going back to the characters, I'm just really
still upset that Zodak doesn't find a way in
here. You're talking about all this magic and
all this power and the most powerful beings ever,
and they still don't find a way to work Zodak
in here. That bothered me. Okay, so the only
thing I can speculate with, and I'm going to
not necessarily jump to the end, but I'm going
to jump to the end really quick here. The only
thing I can speculate, and I don't know. Ladies
and gentlemen, if you're hearing the sound of
my voice, do not. take this seriously i am not
putting out a clickbait title for an article
here okay the only thing i can think of is if
because they are basing this on the toys and
what mattel properties has and blah blah blah
maybe they're gonna do a zodiac hordak thing
because they kind of did that in the comics a
few times i don't know And honestly, I don't
think you could fit him in here. I don't – with
the way that the writers and the way that Kevin
Smith maestroed these writers, I assume, because
I know it's not him writing most of these things.
It's other writers that they have on the – he's
the executive producer. Maybe it's the direction
he pushed them in or the direction he made them
go in. But there is so – like I'm actually –
you know, to go right to point dread, I am dreading
later on next year going back and trying to watch
all ten of these episodes at once because this
is a lot. Part one was a lot, part two is a lot,
and part two is even more than part one, even
though it's not a balance of exposition and action,
of character stuff and action stuff, it's still
so much. Yeah, we get, I think, an imp sighting.
We get the Mystic Mountains. We get Manticores.
We get Point Dread. We get Shadow Beasts. Scareglow
comes back. We finally got a panther sighting
towards the end. Yeah, that was cool. That was
kind of shattering. Yeah, yeah. And then, of
course, obviously we have the orco. We talked
about his coming back because they raised the
dead, so that involved orco as well. All that
stuff was good. A couple other lines that I didn't
like. There was one where they say, mine's bigger.
Yeah. That's a Kevin Smith thing. Wasn't that
Skeletor that said that? Yes. He goes, mine's
bigger. It's funny when you say it. I didn't
like it when I heard it. I didn't like it then
and I don't like it now. I love Steve doing the
voice. Then there's a whole moment where because
we raised the dead, the dead are all going to
go back to being dead, which means that Orko's
going to be leaving too, but they kind of grab
a hold of him so he can stay. I guess that's
how that works. I guess that's how that works,
and I can kind of suspend my disbelief for that
because I get, you know, think of it as... I
don't think I'm doing this right, and you'll
correct me because I know you will. But they
basically quantum leaped him. They took him out
of the Al role and brought him into the Sam role,
essentially, where he's no longer, I guess. I
don't know. I'm just grasping at orcos here.
They also used the line, come kiss the ring.
I rolled my eyes at that one. But we can't go
through this whole thing without talking about
the final. where they go back to Snake Mountain.
We go back for the first time and see, what is
it, Trap Jaw and Triclops. And then this thing
starts coming to life in a way, I guess. The
motherboard, yeah. The motherboard. And then
we get to see the Hordak symbol as kind of the
cliffhanger for eventually a season two, I'm
assuming. Yes. As it injects Skeletor. Right.
So what are we thinking about Hordak? And that's
the direction we might go. Is this going to excite
you? Are you going to be interested in seeing
the Horde, Hordak, She -Ra, different things
like that? Or what do you think? Yeah, I'm really
interested to see this. Like I said, I like Chris
Wood as the voice of this version of Adam and
He -Man. I think it works well. I'm going to
be very interested to see if they bring in Adora
slash She -Ra and who they get to voice her.
Unlike the Transformers cartoons, Revelation
is Union. Yep. Not saying they're going to get.
They'll get a Supergirl watch because, you know.
Oh, don't. Oh, no, they can't. It'd be hilarious.
Come on. That would be hilarious, but they better
not do that. So for those that aren't in the
know, Chris Wood and Melissa Benoist, who play
Supergirl, they are dating, married, whatever
they are. We don't need to turn this into a Luke
and Leia thing, please. Kevin Smith is not –
well, Kevin Smith is worse than George Lucas.
Yes, yes, yes. I understand. My point in saying
this is if they do some sort of thing where they
bring in Adora's – well, shit, they can't because
they're already there. Damn. I was going to say
you could bring in Melendi Britt as her mother,
but – As if we already have Cher as Marlena.
Fuck. Anyway, I don't know. I think it's cool
how they left it with a cliffhanger. From what
Kevin Smith in his questions, ask me anything
video on YouTube that I will embed in the thing
that came out, I believe it was July 21st of
this year, two days before part one went out.
He explained all the stuff and whatever and talked
about how it's the toys and Mattel television
and blah, blah, blah. You know, he had said in
that that Mattel wants a season two or three
by 2023. So I hope it doesn't take that long.
Well. If they don't split it up, Netflix, if
you do a 10 episode season in 2022 for season
two and a 10 episode season in 2023 for season
three, Bob's your uncle. There you go. But anyway,
Netflix is just I just I hope that they they
bring Skeletor back to normal. Yeah. Yeah. Skeletor
and Hornak and the whole the whole nine yards.
Bring it on. I don't know how I feel about him
getting turned mechanized. Yeah, that'd be weird.
But we've already seen Skeletor and everything
else. Yeah. I also thought there was a great
line there towards the end where they said the
universe has no master. That was kind of an interesting
line. But going through all of your final thoughts
now, anything that you haven't been able to talk
about, Steve, overall thoughts of part two. Are
you excited for part three and just anything
else you haven't been able to say? Oh, yeah,
I'm definitely excited for what comes next. I
was pleasantly surprised by everything that happened
in this one. And you preferred part two over
part one? Yes. All right, Mike. I preferred part
one's voice acting over part two, but story -wise,
part two did not feel like it was dragging on
because it had to tell you the whole story. Those
first five episodes, they have to build the story
to you, and by the time we got to preternia and
subternia, while I think it's cool what they
did with those, like... with those in this series
making them heaven and hell some of those scenes
just took way too damn long and whereas part
two was like hey guess what we're gonna speedy
gonzalez right to the finish line yeah i think
there's a lot more dialogue exposition in this
part but there's also some pretty good scale
battles and things of that nature I like that
we get to see a little bit more of Skeletor,
a little bit more of Adam. We don't get to see
that much of He -Man, actually. We get to see
Savage He -Man and Adam a lot. We don't get to
see He -Man really too much until almost right
at the end. But I think there's a lot to like
here. I'm still waiting for more characters that
are some of my favorites to appear, so I'm going
to hold hope that that happens later on. I think
maybe slightly I like Part 1 better, but... I
can see the argument on either side. I think
overall so far, if you take it as just one whole,
all 10 episodes together, it makes for a pretty
darn good season. And I'll be interested to kind
of watch it all together at some point in the
future. Yeah. I am very interested to see and
listen to Bear McCreary's score for part two.
I heard a lot of the main theme in part two,
but I didn't really hear. I couldn't pick out
specific moments of different and new music,
so I'll be interested once that Bear McCreary
Volume 2 score hits on Spotify to see what the
soundtrack actually is like. But yeah, I mean,
I think next time I just want to do it as one
episode because I just feel like that's going
to be better for all of us as far as the talking
points and not having to dance over things and
not having to record. a nine -minute podcast.
Not that it was nine minutes, but, you know,
whatever. You can probably take that out in editing,
though. We don't need to talk about that on the
episode. Well, still, it is what it is. It just
is just one of those things where, I don't know.
Any other final thoughts from you, Kev? Anything
else you didn't get to say that you want to say?
I just enjoy what Kevin Smith's doing with this
and what the other people are doing with this.
I think you can tell that they have knowledge
of the series they even made a way to get the
live action movie referenced in here i don't
know about pig boy and goat man but uh overall
i'm looking forward to seeing what we do with
the horde absolutely steve anything else before
i run through the outro uh nope i completely
agree with everything kevin said um and then
love the fact that they used uh union actors
union it's the bob mentality folks Thank you
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