A video clip from the He-man and the Masters of the Universe remake with the old classic He-man's theme song. Enjoy. He-man and the Masters of the Universe (c) Mattel
You know it's funny that throughout the entire series both the 80's version and the 2003 version that no one in He-Man's family or friends outside of Man-At-Arms and Orko could figure out that Prince Adam might be He-Man with the fact the 2 were never in the same room at the same time or whenever He-Man was around Prince Adam was nowhere to be seen or that Adam was always seen carrying the same sword that He-Man is always seen carrying I mean that right there should be considered a little suspicious that the Royal Prince of Eternia would be carrying He-Man's sword.
Exactly. I always thought the sword was a dead give away. Then again, Superman just puts on a pair of glasses and combs his hair diffrently and no one knows he's Clark Kent🤣🤣 so I guess He-Man/Adam get a pass as well. Lol
@@dredae76Yeah but there's just one problem with that theory one with the 1980's He-Man he's Prince Adam just all powered up through the powers of Greyskull but in the 2002 remake Adam is a regular teenager without the muscles his 80's counterpart had not till after he transforms into He-Man and the fact that Teela has also seen Adam holding the sword that He-Man always carries.
@@dredae76Yeah that's true but remember in the Superman the Animated Series that ran from 1996 to 2000 in that series only 2 people figured out that Clark Kent was Superman the first was his old highschool crush Lana Lange and the other was a corrupt cop who tried to kill him but failed and right as he was about to be gassed in the gas chamber right at the end of the episode he was asking himself how Clark survived that car bomb and he looked up and said 'He's SuperMan' right as the executioner pulled the lever and we heard the gas enter the chamber and don't forget the World's greatest detective Batman he learned who Superman was just by putting one of his tracking tags on him and Batman did the same thing in the Justice League 2 part episode 'StarCrossed' when the League was forced to go into hiding when they discovered HawkGirl had betrayed them and they were forced to reveal their secret identities all accept for Flash when Batman revealed their true identities right there including Flash's and remember in the new updated cartoon series The BatMan (2004-2008) in the Season 3 episode 'Batgirl Begins parts 1 and 2' when she went to help Batman stop Poison Ivy right after their first fight together Batman revealed he discovered who she was right away unlike in the other cartoon series where he didn't know Barbara was Batgirl until the 3rd season of the Batman the Animated series from the 90's.
I mean it probably helps that Adam basically puts on a persona when he is the Prince of Eternia, half of a secret identity is playing the part, but between the two the 2000s cartoon is better at Adam playing two different characters at once.
You know every time I watch this remake of He-Man and the Masters of the Universe the animation for it reminds me of another cartoon series of another strong man with a huge sword and I'm not sure if anyone remembers it but the cartoon I'm referring to is Conan the Adventurer where the title hero carried a big sword too that was made out of a super metal that came from the stars and like this version of He-Man the cartoon series of Conan also had Snake Men in it and the reason I'm bringing this up is because the animation of these 2 cartoons even though they were made years apart have almost identical animation as if they were drawn by the same artists.
Out of everyone in Adam's family and friends I think his mother Queen Marlena is the only one who suspects her son might be He-Man I mean in the original series episode 'The Rainbow Warrior' where Queen Marlena took flight again in the ship that brought her from Earth to Eternia to lead the Royal Guard against Skeletor and his forces at Snake Mountain she shot off the chains holding Adam and most likely from her position in the sky she might have seen Adam transform into He-Man and if she did she's done a good job of keeping it a secret.
He-Man was the ONLY ONE who could finally put an end to that corrupted dictating Superdick from the INJUSTICE DC WORLD!!! (Injustice vs masters of the universe comics)
You know what would be neat to see a video like this one only of all the battles of Sailor Moon showing her and the Sailor Scouts fighting they're enemies while the song 'She's Got the Power' playing now that would be an awesome video to watch.
@@Kai-ow9gi he maybe one of the greatest heroes of all time but he's not invincible. He would go to the vulnerable state of prince Adam if he pushes his raw strength too much. He also lacks of ranged weaponry. He pefers outsmarting opponents. But still he has proven himself a true hero of eternia many times over.
@fullmetalwolf8594 the only way He Man would revert back into Adam is if he transforms himself, or if he takes a dimensional gate to Trolla, Orko's home world, or if Castle Grayskull or his power sword was destroyed.
Ever since I saw the episode where Randor went to SubTernia along with Adam and Man-At-Arms to help the Speliens and the Caligars one thing has always bugged me about that episode where it was mentioned twice by the Caligars and they're king Ceritus that Whiplash was a traitor and I always wondered what did Whiplash do to betray his people it must've been something bad or he did something really stupid as he definitely isn't very bright especially when he along with Skeletor and the others found themselves in the area right under Castle Greyskull when Whiplash told them he knew where he was going when it was Skeletor who pointed it out where they were when they realized they were surrounded by ruins of the Ancients the people who built the very castle that was above they're heads and the fact there was a door right behind them that resembled the front of Castle GreySkull built right into the rock wall.
I was a kid in the 2000s. I watched very many cartoon series. Still, I find myself annoyed with the current 2020s content. In the 2000's we're so many real stories, lore and moody worlds. Unlike now... I feel emptiness, low-quality or cliché unfoldings. I liked many old relics like He-man, Chris Colorado... Just what I remembering now as a good show.
Maxx Fordham! It was a reboot back in 2002 the show and toys were great and both were perfect modernization & respectful to the source material however kids were just not interested like they use too so it was caned after 2 seasons
I think that's the Merman Dudes Sword. At 1:21 He-Man Parries and puts Merman's sword into the ground, From here, He-Man doesn't move until the Rocksplosion; where he is sent flying. The sword that was only a few feet in front of him likely also would be Thrown away. Or just lazy animating
I WAS WRONG! I just watched it Frame by Frame, The sword isn't Flying, He-man is holding it, When it hits the edge of frame, He-man has pulled it behind his back, and lands. It looks like he lost it, but he did not.
@@Leo-iZ177 nope. Filmation is way better. This is too messy. Apart from the stock footage which was necessary considering how small their budget was, and the odd goofs here and there, Filmation triumphed over MYP in both music and animation. That's not to say that MYP wasn't good, because they were respectful to the original series and had some great episodes and covered things that Filmation didn't, but the animation and music wasn't as good as Filmation.
@@Leo-iZ177 nope. Whenever you say that the original is better, people always make the mistake of saying that you are being nostalgic but as I said before, the pacing is abit off and the fighting scenes look way too busy alot of the time. I'm not saying it's bad, just that it doesn't hold up to the original. But I will say that the MYP Version had good character development and more consistency in their story telling. But from an animation perspective the original triumphs. Also, the music in MYP is too generic and not at all appealing whereas the original had that power, that energy, that soul and that emotion. The music for both the Filmation version of He Man and She ra was powerful in every way.
