Marlena in turn became resentful of King Randor’s reluctance to see the nobility within their son. Randor blamed Queen Marlena for hiding Adam’s identity as He-Man from him. Adam is stunned to hear that his apparent death has torn his parent’s marriage apart. The Revelation part of the show once again comes in. Adam releases the Power and collapses into his father’s arms. Randor appeals to him and apologizes for not telling Adam how proud he was of him, even when he didn’t know he was He-Man. He storms the encampment, wreaking havoc on all the royal guards and then threatens King Randor, his father. Adam, still as Hulked out He-Man, is uncontrollable. Teela and company find themselves in the Mystic Mountains, where the citizens of Eternos fled. Not with the amount of power she now wields. Here we start to see the plot thread from Part One picked up again, why does Evil Lyn put up with Skeletor? Both Beast-Man and the imprisoned Man-at-Arms plant doubt in her mind that she should not be following this man. The whole ordeal gets out of hand, but before Skeletor can unleash a Frieza like Death Ball of energy on them, Teela taps into her hidden powers again and chants her mother’s teleportation spell.įrustrated by their second escape, Skeletor turns his ire upon Evil Lyn. It was pretty satisfying to see Adam unbridled with power. The action here is what one saw from The Hulk when he stormed Asgard in Hulk Vs.

One who proves dangerous to everyone around him, friend AND foe. However the result turns Adam into a rampaging, mindless Hulk of a He-Man. Adam then turns the tables on Skeletor by invoking the Power WITHOUT using the Power Sword. Skeletor then corners the heroes inside the Royal Throne room, confronting Adam again, taunting him over not using the Power for selfish gain. Before long, Skeletor descends upon them and turns the fleeing populace into an army of the undead. The group discovers that the citizens of Eternos are evacuating. She mentioned that Teela would be able to tap into the powers at a moment of need. Teela’s mother, The Sorceress, had bound baby Teela to her, and her magic right before ascending to her role as The Sorceress. Adam is healed by Teela, thanks to her latent magical powers. This leaves Evil-Lyn upset at the prospect of being a tool, instead of an ally.Įlsewhere, Teela and the others awaken to find themselves in the courtyard of the Royal Palace of Eternos. Skeletor then elevates Evil Lyn to become his Sorceress along with the curse of preventing her from ever leaving Castle Grayskull. For her efforts, Skeletor runs her through with the Power Sword, killing her and leaving Man-At-Arms devastated. Before Skeletor can deliver the killing blow, The Sorceress expends the last of her power to teleport Teela, Adam, Andra and Cringer away. The Sorceress is trapped in a field, and Man at Arms incapacitated. Adam is bleeding due to the seemingly fatal blow Skeletor dealt him at the end of Part One. When the show picks back up, Skeletor has finally emerged triumphant and obtained The Power of Grayskull for himself. Masters of The Universe: Revelation Part Two is definitely better than the first part, which wasn’t bad in its own right. I prefer to judge things on their own merit. Honestly, fans are extremely fickle in the things they like.

Lots of complaints ranged from it being too “woke,” to false advertising over who led the show. Part One of Masters of The Universe: Revelation met with a lot of controversy.

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