Trap-Jaw being shocked at his own body morphing out of control, Evil-Lyn literally going mad with power, and Beast Man ripping out of his weak shell and unleashing the beast within. These are terrifying and I love it.
Really, REALLY love how the villains' transformations are the opposite of the heroes'. Adam shares the power he achieved with his team, and they accept their weapons with confidence and pride, welcoming them as they're already part of their inner selves, now made form and able to help them save the day. While Skeletor chains his minions (they're definitely NOT teammates, there's little to no trust in the group) and says that they have HIS power. And while some do accept their new powers, by their reactions it's really painful and overwhelming. Trap Jaw was the least willing to do the transformation, and has to hold his jaw as it completely changes his mouth and teeth from the inside. Evil-Lyn is happy to become more powerful, but her powers leave her screaming in agony the entire time. And Beast Man is downright eager to cause some bloodshed, and even he has to destroy his previous body like a hollow husk as the beast inside tears it apart. The end result is an incredibly intense transformation sequence, one of the more unique I've ever seen, and I really enjoy it! :D
The scariest thing about this scene was not transformations themselves, it was skeleton saying “they have my power now” unfazed, As if to say that the terrifying, reality warping powers that he gives them was only a fraction of his true power
My take away is that he was twisting the call of "I have the power" that the heroes do. He-Man and his friends say they "have the power" but don't claim it belongs to them. Skeletor does assert that the Havoc belongs to him and the other Dark Masters are just using it because he allows it. And as we see in the following episode the Havoc does still belong to him since uses it control the other Dark Masters so they can only use the evil power when he allows and how he allows it.
@@dragonstormx Yeah, that's a good way to look at it too. It also makes a heck of a parallel too with Adam and the Masters saying "I have the Power!"/"We have the Power!" to Skeletor saying "They have MY Power!"
Anyone else get a Universal Monsters vibe with the Masters of Evil? Evil-Lynn = Vampire Tarp-Jaw = Frankenstein's Monster Beastman = Werewolf Skeletor = Grim Reaper It's why I figure season 2's gonna have Mer-Man (Creature from the Black Lagoon).
@@BryonYoungblood I’m sure he’ll be gathering allies such as Buzz-Off, Stratos, Roboto, Fisto, Man-E-Faces, Moss Man (master of camouflage), Rotar (master of hyper spin), etc
It's a nice touch with Skeletor saying "They Have My Power!" in contrast to He-Man and his allies saying "I Have The Power!" The heroes say they have the power, but don't claim it belongs to them. Skeletor in contrast does claim ownership of the power, and as we see later Havoc is still he is power and his servants only use it while he allows it.
80s He-Man: "This need to be a funny kids show above all!" Revelations: "No! It needs to be darker, gritty story!" 80s He-Man: "No, it needs to be fun!" Revelation: "No, darker!" 80s: "Fun!" Revelations: "Dark!" 80s: "Fun!" D-B/ Revelations: "Dark!" D-3< Netflix He-Man: "Hey, how about both?" 8-D
If anyone's curious, the co-producer (and most likely character designer) for the 3D He-Man is Jeff Matsuda, known for his work on Jackie Chan Adventures and The Batman (the 2004 cartoon version). His character designs are always incredibly well-done with lots of personality. Truly, the 3D He-Man ended up being the better He-Man cartoon, it's got the purest essence of a Saturday morning cartoon and I love it.
Wheb I saw it, I felt something was very different yet it felt somehow familiar. Jeff Matsuda clearly has evolved his artstyle! Didnt know the he also worked in Jakie Chan cartoon series. *The More You Know*
Jeff Matsuda really had a lot of fun with the character designs in this series, I can feel it. Even with the big difference with Adam's physique when he's He-Man (which I feel drives vibes from Shazam/DC's Captain Marvel a bit) and also the way Skeletor is too.
I love how when Adam’s crew transforms they are all empowered and have confidence embracing the power meanwhile Skeletor’s are all scared with the transformation being more painful.
@@Chuckles_the_Jester Makes they're eventual mutation sadder. I was actually depressed when I found out who they were. Looks like Dalos doesn't have any counterpart though.
This was one of the best moments in the series! Not only do the villains look more like their original appearances, but they have transformation sequences that are opposite to the heroes: horrific, painful, and evil. Kronis is morphed into a machine from the inside out, Lynn is consumed by the darkness, happily so (what a masochist), and R'qazz is petrified alive while the beast within him literally claws out of him and smashes his old body to pieces. I can't wait to see what the other villains transformations will be like!
Actually the petrification is how HMatMotU represent death, petrification with a hole in the chest where the soul gets ripped out, so basically the transformation is Skeletor sends enough Havoc in to R'qazz to allow Beast Man (as you put it very well the beast within) to kill him and take over. But yes, awesome transformations, loving the show. Not sure about Two Bad, I mean how do you think they will do it, two villains who merge due to Havoc, or a two headed being right out of the gate?
@@skybite So more like the two villains idea. Skeletor blasts them with a Havok chain, nails them both and they merge. And actually, then they are Skeletor's guards now
Netflix freakin' nailed it with this reimagining. It combines the best elements of the 80's and 2002 into one smooth package. Definitely reminds me when Nicklodeon rebooted TMNT in 2012.
You mean failed because everything is absolutely different and not in the acceptable way. The only thing that is appreciated is the fact that they finally confirm in Media that Adam andKeldor are related. Of course that was only something that was made when the eighties cartoon came when they decided to make He-Man related to the king. And would have been something Confirmed in the 2002 show had they had a second season. And don't be insulting the 2012 Nickelodeon Ninja Turtles like that
@@JohnSmith-pe6wo Why is it not acceptable? The characters are great, the plot is great, the designs are kinda overstuffed but you get used to them very quickly, it's wonderful.
@@mawinstallation6626 Yeah! Plus there's all this respect to the past without needing to make it feel like it's irrelevant, and also coming up with neat new concepts, like the idea of Havoc as a polar opposite to the Power of Grayskull and adding significance to Skeletor's Havoc Staff too, and the way Adam shares the Power of Grayskull with the other Masters as Skeletor does with the "Purity" of Havoc.
@@mawinstallation6626 Just ignore that hypocrite, he and the others that hate this reboot are the reason why I don't trust the He-Man fandom anymore since the other 80's fans that hated this reboot are just toxic like the geewunners of Transformers.
With evil-lynn it looks like the magic corrupts her Trapjaw becomes more machine then man with ever present hunger to it Beast man is the line “the beast within” taken to a whole new level Overall I honestly think I love the dark masters transformations more then the masters of the universe’s
In the case of Evelyn being reborn as Evil-Lyn, it fits, given I imagine that's why she sought to learn magic, to be able to access even greater power, so she doesn't care if she has awakened power tied to Horokoth, a deity of destruction, like how Teela as Sorceress has power tied to Zoar, a goddess of great life in Eternia. It ties really well too how Havoc affects the Dark Masters to make them similar to their counterparts in the Masters of the Universe; Adam having the best brought out of him by the Power of Grayskull when he becomes He-Man and Keldor becoming twisted, corrupted, and more evil than he was deep down when Havoc turned him into Skeletor for a good example. In the case of Kronis to Trap Jaw, it ties to Kronis having been Man-At-Arms to Randor before his betrayal with Keldor's coup, and how he is a master of technology, so he basically becomes a machine inside and out thanks to the power of Havoc flowing through his prosthetic jaw to help him move it after Duncan broke his jaw. And like said with R'Qazz, he basically became the monster Cringer knew him to be when he let out his inner beast by becoming Beast Man thanks to the power of Havoc.
It reminds me of Kronis in the DC Comics He-Man and the Masters of the Universe series, where nanites were used to give him his signature jaw as Trap Jaw, and that the nanites formed a sawblade-like mouth like Havoc's power does to him here in the 2021 cartoon. It makes him look even more intimidating for sure.
I especially like how they gave him Kirby’s inhale, able to extend his jaw and made his insides an furnace. Making him a blender and incinerator for any poor soul that gets sucked into his nightmare maw😈
@@d.j.sterling6694 If the other villains appeared, what would their Dark Master Titles be? Like... if they had an actual Panthor, I wager he could be Dark Master of... Savagery? The Hunt? MerMan , Dark Master of the Deep? Triclops, Dark Master of Machinery? Control?
Beast Man transformation is the more HEAVY METAL thing I have ever seen in a Cartoon for kids XD, these transformations are incredible. I love how much contrast with the Masters Transformations, that are heroic, these are painful and corrupted, badass and SCARY.
I agree dude and I literally already watched the entire series and I can't wait for more! They did Beast Man R I G H T ! I am dying to see if the snake-men ever make an appearance in future episodes!
@@prowlerroman7763 Yeah the series is fine for children. It is kind of violent, so in my opinion you should watch a few episodes yourself and judge it for yourself. Are you asking because you want to know if it's appropriate for your kids or something?
A subtle hint I appreciate: Skeletor's power is represented by *chains* wrapping around their weapons. Nice foreshadowing of how he is taking over their mind as we find out later
And it also can parallel to the corrupting nature of Havoc, and what it did when changing Keldor into Skeletor when he chose to embrace the power of Havoc.
This is 80s children cartoons, where they weren’t afraid to scare their audience. Imagine Inhumanoids done like this and keeping the creep factor. Instant hit.
I actually think the scariest transformation is Evelyn's into evil-lyn, it's not because she's showing fear or pain but because she's enjoying it and letting herself be consumed by the power and the madness.
@@zachbahamutson5477 I don't know about you but whenever she's on screen in the show I feel this demonic presence from her I don't know what but there's something very much wrong with her
Never been a masters of the universe guy but this looks dope as hell, really digging the villain designs so I think I’ll give it a shot. Personally I’ve always been a GI Joe guy myself but we haven’t gotten shit in the last couple years since renegades.
You know something I really appreciate, those end illustration cards at the end of episodes that would reveal major events for next episodes, I like that the one for hinting at this episode chose to present the dark masters in a very silly and child friendly cartoon manner only for the actual reveal to be almost horrific and sadistic in the transformation
I have to say these Transformations were scary😰😰. But this is how Is supposed to be. This one of the reasons why everyone loves this show over Revelations
I can only imagine what this series' producer, Jeff Matsuda, did when designing Evil-Lyn, Trap Jaw, and Beast Man, to make them feel as monstrous as they are.
It can be noticed when comparing that when the masters of the universe it brings out the best in them like their qualities and potential while the masters of darkness transformation is like an opposite reflection to the protagonists transformation, which brings out the worst in them with each being consumed by havoc and being twisted into their deepest darkest desires.
That's kinda the message with the power of Grayskull and Havoc. Grayskull brings out the best you you can be while Havoc brings out the worst of yourself to the surface.
What made this series so much better than Revelations and She Ra is the fact that they’re actually having fun with this. Revelations and She Ra try to take themselves way too seriously.
Out of them all, Evil-Lyn's transformation sequence was my favorite, although I wish they'd given her fangs like her bats, and perhaps even claws, give her a slight vampiric appearance to go with her evil witch motif
This is what He-man show supposed to be. A fresh new take on the old thing but updating it for the kids to not look boring and be a fun show, not over load with adult crap and false marketing like masters of the universe.
It's a sad time that when this series was announced everyone thought it was too cartoonish and silly, that the Kevin Smith version was gonna be so much better... we were *SO* wrong...
I actually had hope for this series to be better after seeing the plot rumors for revelations and Kevin Smith not keeping his mouth shut the trailer now is pretty much false advertising
Honestly, I was surprised about how enjoyable this show turned out to be... Sure, there are some parts I needed to accept, but goddamn ! Definitely waiting for season 2 !!
I think rhey wanna do a rivalry thing. Everyone got an arch enemy here. Ri lee and evil lyne Battle beast and beastman I wo dwr if they plan to find ways to make it much more personal with the baddies. Whatever it is i love it
I hope they give spotlight to some of the lesser known villains like Shezar and Plundor. Course both of them are aliens but still. Also Shokoti cause she deserves to be recognized.
When I first saw the trailer for this, I rolled my eyes. It came off like an orignal idea that they later added He-Man names to. While I do think parts of this still have that vibe, I think they nailed it. It reminds of like a dark Power Rangers, the these "cutscene-like" moments might be a little cheesey but the animation for them is so cool you can't really hate seeing them a few times. I actually hope we see these guys turn back and forth just to get to see this stuff.
I think I got shivers watching the transformations. Evil-Lynn's especially was so good. Also I dont know why the line "They have my power" was just chef's kiss. I really like trapjaw's design with the teeth thing going on. I think the last thing I was expecting was for the CGI HeMan to be actually pretty cool and nicely animated.
This show genuinely makes me want all future iterations to refer to skeletor and his warriors as the masters of havoc as a contrast to the masters of the universe
Probably because they think it's not like that crappy Filmation cartoon they grew up with or maybe they just like that Castlevania ripoff Revelation more than this. No longer trusted the He-Man fandom since that keeps going on and on.
My guess is that they don’t like the character designs but they probably only saw the still images it’s like ROTTMNT people hated the character designs but loved the animation in motion
@@Chuckles_the_Jester Would’ve been a shame if they didn’t. The Merfolk and the Avion were mentioned in the earlier episodes so maybe Mer-Man and Stratos will make their debut in the next season.
Dude that fact the Evil-Lyn looks like she KNOWS what’s about happen and the fact that it appears that she enjoys the transformation is just creepy as hell and just makes her look and sound so (literally) insane!!!
I love how Ra'Quazz rips his own chest open, turns to stone, and out comes Beast Man with a scarier looking whip to smash his old body to smithereens. Also at 1:55 you can see he has feet like an ape.
*Havoc Transformations* *Panthor:* Through the Purity of Havoc! “Grows into a Shadow-powered panther beast.” I have his Power! *Havoc Strike:* “Sinks into the ground and speeds around with the power of the dark.” Darkness Lunge! *Aranea/Webstor (genderbend Araneus):* Through the Purity of Havoc! “Transforms into a Arachne demon.” I have his Power! *Havoc Strike:* “Spins a web dome that glows with Havoc energy.” Web of Doom! *Trydor Esooniux Scope/Tri-Klops:* Through the Purity of Havoc! “Is surgically equipped with armor and a cybernetic laser eye with many mods.” I have his Power! *Havoc Strike:* “Charges up and opens up his helmet to reveal his ‘true’ eye” Disaster Vision! “Fires an all-elemental optic blast wave.” *Odiphus/Stinkor:* Through the Purity of Havoc! “Mutates into a skunk-gas cyborg monster.” I have his Power! *Havoc Strike:* “Pents up as he lets out a poisonous toxic gas.” Plague Gas! *Karak Nul/Scare Glow:* Through the Purity of Havoc! “Goes from a skeleton demon to a skeletal demon lord, doing a few jumpscares along the way.” I have his Power! *Havoc Strike:* “Conjures up an swarm of flying skulls and nightmares to let loose.” Army of Nightmares!
I like all these, especially having a genderbent Webstor. The idea of Stinkor being a walking talking chemical factory is a good one too. Fingers crossed we end up seeing most of these villains in the show!
SPOILERS: Hordak runs the store. Turns out his resident designer & seamstress Shadow Weaver (formerly Light Spinner) got her name back in Magic Academy because she made clothes as a side hustle.
I think that it was a good idea to not have Kass participate in this scene. Except for her, each of the masters had a rival among the dark masters. Adam had Skeletor himself, Cringer had Beastman, Duncan had Trapjaw, and Teela had Evilyn. I have been thinking who they could have used as a rival for Kass. Wasn't it mentioned that Kass' father was killed in a ship crash in an earlier episode? If they had included Kass in that scene, I am thinking that they could have introduced Triclops as her rival. Perhaps have the person who becomes Triclops be the one who was responsible for the crash that killed Kass' father.
@@beckhornig7910 that would play well with the character as Triclops origionally was meant to be a heroic warrior in the toy line. It was only by accidentially printing and shipping him out as a villain he became that way.
When I first saw the trailer for the series, I didnt held hope. But dear oh dear, I'm happy to be proven wrong! This scene is both equally awesome to me, but also incredible frustating. This could have been Revelations. Revelations had many good things what are overshadowed by it bad things. But I felt what truly threw down the series were the Directors descicions. No one is perfect, nor would there wouldnt be trolls no matter how good the series was. But truth and sincerity would have won him many allies. Had been Kevin Smoth had just been outfront of it....if he had just told people what this wouldnt be a He-Man centralised series, what this was a Teela show from the begining, show what even if his traget audience werent the 80 series fans but what he sincere with them and respetfull of their tastes while also making clear they were targeting a different audience....I like to think things would have been different. Teela could have been a that. *A character what saw her best friend die while trying to save them. Discovered the terrible terrible weight this must have been for Adam. And desciding to continue to become Eternia new protector, while also strugliling agaisnt the weight what is being a protector in of an dying Eternia ruked by a cruel and apathic god Skeletor, closer each day to the end. We could have watched Teela strugle agaisnt those imposible demands, form an army agasint god skeletor and triumph.* *He-Man could have died in the 2 or 3 episode rather the first. Have some meaningfull chat with Teela what could have been a closure and make his death even more impactfull. And even return as Savage He-Man strugling agaisnt an imposed bestial nature and become a hero again, like merged Hulk. Figthing with Teela agasint god skeletor* The Lyn could have been a reddemed character. Maybe she could have seen what Skeletors rule was doing to the world. Maybe she could have grown guilty of what she had done. And put her efforst in reviving Adam. *One of He-Man's greatest adversiries, Lyn, becoming one of his greatest allies. Trying tl being him back from the dead* And also to serve as a conflcit for Teela: *To forgive and trust a former enemy, Lyn. To move on from past grudges. And undertsand the difference between rigthouss fight and mercifull forviness. And even let a revived Adam be finally free of the weight of the He Man mantle a have a normal life with the Lyn*
A vicious, dangerous, powerful maniac villain followed by equally brutal minions with amazing transformations... Just how awesome a bad guys team can be???
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Trap-Jaw being shocked at his own body morphing out of control, Evil-Lyn literally going mad with power, and Beast Man ripping out of his weak shell and unleashing the beast within. These are terrifying and I love it.
I hear ya.
trapjaw mouth has bladed teeth are like garbage disposal
not only to you
That is what Havoc can do to a person.
@@blueeyeddrago3540 Havoc, not even once
This show has no right to go this hard.
Really, REALLY love how the villains' transformations are the opposite of the heroes'.
Adam shares the power he achieved with his team, and they accept their weapons with confidence and pride, welcoming them as they're already part of their inner selves, now made form and able to help them save the day.
While Skeletor chains his minions (they're definitely NOT teammates, there's little to no trust in the group) and says that they have HIS power. And while some do accept their new powers, by their reactions it's really painful and overwhelming.
Trap Jaw was the least willing to do the transformation, and has to hold his jaw as it completely changes his mouth and teeth from the inside.
Evil-Lyn is happy to become more powerful, but her powers leave her screaming in agony the entire time.
And Beast Man is downright eager to cause some bloodshed, and even he has to destroy his previous body like a hollow husk as the beast inside tears it apart.
The end result is an incredibly intense transformation sequence, one of the more unique I've ever seen, and I really enjoy it! :D
Oh, Evelyn’s screams were not of agony. They were more to emphasize the bat theme.
Also the energy beam has chain 🔗
They are still captive
"You can recruit as many maniacs to your cause as you want."
"Well, okay, I mean, you gave me permission."
I love when villains from a kid show are actually villians, you know, dangerous, powerful, and the most important thing, scary.
I'm not sure if children can see this. XD
@@AngelSebastianLeon 80s and 90s kids had this kind of terror and we grew up better for it. :)
Personally, I think this iteration is awesome!
@@AngelSebastianLeon there has been scarier things in every generations
I am just Happy, that despite being tremendously funny, you can't jelp but take this Skeletor seriously.
@@AngelSebastianLeon Lord Zedd: "Cute."
The scariest thing about this scene was not transformations themselves, it was skeleton saying “they have my power now” unfazed, As if to say that the terrifying, reality warping powers that he gives them was only a fraction of his true power
Yeah. I can only imagine what it would be like if he gave others the "purity" of Havoc as Skeletor put it.
My take away is that he was twisting the call of "I have the power" that the heroes do.
He-Man and his friends say they "have the power" but don't claim it belongs to them. Skeletor does assert that the Havoc belongs to him and the other Dark Masters are just using it because he allows it. And as we see in the following episode the Havoc does still belong to him since uses it control the other Dark Masters so they can only use the evil power when he allows and how he allows it.
@@dragonstormx Yeah, that's a good way to look at it too. It also makes a heck of a parallel too with Adam and the Masters saying "I have the Power!"/"We have the Power!" to Skeletor saying "They have MY Power!"
Trapjaw doesn't belong here really. He needs his own horror slasher movie with that mug! I absolutely love this design!
Anyone else get a Universal Monsters vibe with the Masters of Evil?
Evil-Lynn = Vampire
Tarp-Jaw = Frankenstein's Monster
Beastman = Werewolf
Skeletor = Grim Reaper
It's why I figure season 2's gonna have Mer-Man (Creature from the Black Lagoon).
Abd then there’s Stinkor, Webstor, Two-Bad, Tri-Klops and the like
Trap Jaw is just a Warhammer 40k Ork now.
Now that you mention that, yes.
If Skeletor gets more minions in Season 2, here’s hoping that the Masters expand to combat the Dark Masters
@@BryonYoungblood I’m sure he’ll be gathering allies such as Buzz-Off, Stratos, Roboto, Fisto, Man-E-Faces, Moss Man (master of camouflage), Rotar (master of hyper spin), etc
It's a nice touch with Skeletor saying "They Have My Power!" in contrast to He-Man and his allies saying "I Have The Power!"
The heroes say they have the power, but don't claim it belongs to them. Skeletor in contrast does claim ownership of the power, and as we see later Havoc is still he is power and his servants only use it while he allows it.
Honestly this was needed. A DARKER take on the old He man villains. Something terrifying. Turning this from a kiddie show to something sinister.
80s He-Man: "This need to be a funny kids show above all!"
Revelations: "No! It needs to be darker, gritty story!"
80s He-Man: "No, it needs to be fun!"
Revelation: "No, darker!"
80s: "Fun!"
Revelations: "Dark!"
80s: "Fun!" D-B/
Revelations: "Dark!" D-3<
Netflix He-Man: "Hey, how about both?" 8-D
2004: *I HAVE THE POWER!!!!!!!!*
@@tweso1499 all 3: NO ONE CARES
Yeah, like something that'd frighten a kid watching a film from the 90's
@@Archon3960is this Transformers animated reference?
Evil-Lyn as Devil Lady was something that I never knew I wanted.
“We wont lwt you use your weapon on eternos”
Skeltor: HMMM JOKES ON YOU THEY ARE THE WEAPONS
If anyone's curious, the co-producer (and most likely character designer) for the 3D He-Man is Jeff Matsuda, known for his work on Jackie Chan Adventures and The Batman (the 2004 cartoon version). His character designs are always incredibly well-done with lots of personality.
Truly, the 3D He-Man ended up being the better He-Man cartoon, it's got the purest essence of a Saturday morning cartoon and I love it.
I did not know that, and that gives me more appreciation for He-man (cgi)
Wheb I saw it, I felt something was very different yet it felt somehow familiar.
Jeff Matsuda clearly has evolved his artstyle!
Didnt know the he also worked in Jakie Chan cartoon series.
*The More You Know*
Jeff Matsuda really had a lot of fun with the character designs in this series, I can feel it. Even with the big difference with Adam's physique when he's He-Man (which I feel drives vibes from Shazam/DC's Captain Marvel a bit) and also the way Skeletor is too.
Oh well that explains the buffness.
Man I loved The Batman.
He also did Hulk vs Wolverine
I love how when Adam’s crew transforms they are all empowered and have confidence embracing the power meanwhile Skeletor’s are all scared with the transformation being more painful.
i'm just imagining how it would look if we eventually get two-bad (as we do have tuvar and badra already present)
@@Chuckles_the_Jester Oh that shit would be body horror then compared to what Trapjaw is going through.
@@fulcrum6760 but i will say this, i loved their interactions, the comic relief duo
Well Trap Jaw looks scared, Evil-lyn and Beastman look like they're high
@@Chuckles_the_Jester Makes they're eventual mutation sadder. I was actually depressed when I found out who they were. Looks like Dalos doesn't have any counterpart though.
This was one of the best moments in the series! Not only do the villains look more like their original appearances, but they have transformation sequences that are opposite to the heroes: horrific, painful, and evil. Kronis is morphed into a machine from the inside out, Lynn is consumed by the darkness, happily so (what a masochist), and R'qazz is petrified alive while the beast within him literally claws out of him and smashes his old body to pieces. I can't wait to see what the other villains transformations will be like!
Imagine Tuvar and Baddrah’s transformation
Actually the petrification is how HMatMotU represent death, petrification with a hole in the chest where the soul gets ripped out, so basically the transformation is Skeletor sends enough Havoc in to R'qazz to allow Beast Man (as you put it very well the beast within) to kill him and take over.
But yes, awesome transformations, loving the show.
Not sure about Two Bad, I mean how do you think they will do it, two villains who merge due to Havoc, or a two headed being right out of the gate?
@@samhershey4644 they are Randar’s inept guards.
@@skybite So more like the two villains idea. Skeletor blasts them with a Havok chain, nails them both and they merge.
And actually, then they are Skeletor's guards now
R'qazz/Beastman's transformation reminds me of a cicada's very own transformation.
Netflix freakin' nailed it with this reimagining. It combines the best elements of the 80's and 2002 into one smooth package. Definitely reminds me when Nicklodeon rebooted TMNT in 2012.
You mean failed because everything is absolutely different and not in the acceptable way. The only thing that is appreciated is the fact that they finally confirm in Media that Adam andKeldor are related. Of course that was only something that was made when the eighties cartoon came when they decided to make He-Man related to the king. And would have been something Confirmed in the 2002 show had they had a second season.
And don't be insulting the 2012 Nickelodeon Ninja Turtles like that
@@JohnSmith-pe6wo Why is it not acceptable? The characters are great, the plot is great, the designs are kinda overstuffed but you get used to them very quickly, it's wonderful.
@@mawinstallation6626 Yeah! Plus there's all this respect to the past without needing to make it feel like it's irrelevant, and also coming up with neat new concepts, like the idea of Havoc as a polar opposite to the Power of Grayskull and adding significance to Skeletor's Havoc Staff too, and the way Adam shares the Power of Grayskull with the other Masters as Skeletor does with the "Purity" of Havoc.
@@mawinstallation6626 Just ignore that hypocrite, he and the others that hate this reboot are the reason why I don't trust the He-Man fandom anymore since the other 80's fans that hated this reboot are just toxic like the geewunners of Transformers.
@@JohnSmith-pe6wo You're such a geewunner hypocrite.
With evil-lynn it looks like the magic corrupts her
Trapjaw becomes more machine then man with ever present hunger to it
Beast man is the line “the beast within” taken to a whole new level
Overall I honestly think I love the dark masters transformations more then the masters of the universe’s
I very much agree
Excellent
Cringer even lampshades back saying that beastman is became a monster he always known him to be
In the case of Evelyn being reborn as Evil-Lyn, it fits, given I imagine that's why she sought to learn magic, to be able to access even greater power, so she doesn't care if she has awakened power tied to Horokoth, a deity of destruction, like how Teela as Sorceress has power tied to Zoar, a goddess of great life in Eternia. It ties really well too how Havoc affects the Dark Masters to make them similar to their counterparts in the Masters of the Universe; Adam having the best brought out of him by the Power of Grayskull when he becomes He-Man and Keldor becoming twisted, corrupted, and more evil than he was deep down when Havoc turned him into Skeletor for a good example.
In the case of Kronis to Trap Jaw, it ties to Kronis having been Man-At-Arms to Randor before his betrayal with Keldor's coup, and how he is a master of technology, so he basically becomes a machine inside and out thanks to the power of Havoc flowing through his prosthetic jaw to help him move it after Duncan broke his jaw.
And like said with R'Qazz, he basically became the monster Cringer knew him to be when he let out his inner beast by becoming Beast Man thanks to the power of Havoc.
I wonder about the other villain be like.
@@nathanblevins158 Me too, given how Kronis, Evelyn and R’qazz were done
Out of the three transformations, I think I like Evil-Lyn the most. The madness in her eyes throughout the whole process is just , WOW! 🤩🤩🤩
I just can’t get enough of Trap-jaw’s new look. Love the whole saw-blade mouth he’s got going for him
I know, right !?
Heavy emphasis on the whole "jaw" theme of his haha
It reminds me of Kronis in the DC Comics He-Man and the Masters of the Universe series, where nanites were used to give him his signature jaw as Trap Jaw, and that the nanites formed a sawblade-like mouth like Havoc's power does to him here in the 2021 cartoon. It makes him look even more intimidating for sure.
I especially like how they gave him Kirby’s inhale, able to extend his jaw and made his insides an furnace. Making him a blender and incinerator for any poor soul that gets sucked into his nightmare maw😈
My favorite detail is his literal brass knuckles on his left hand
Trapjaw, Dark Master of Weaponry
Evil-Lyn, Dark Mistress of Witchcraft
BeastMan, Dark Master of Monsters
Skeletor, Dark Master of Havok
And spoilers: Rampage, Dark Master of Destruction
@@d.j.sterling6694 If the other villains appeared, what would their Dark Master Titles be?
Like... if they had an actual Panthor, I wager he could be Dark Master of... Savagery? The Hunt?
MerMan , Dark Master of the Deep?
Triclops, Dark Master of Machinery? Control?
Beast Man transformation is the more HEAVY METAL thing I have ever seen in a Cartoon for kids XD, these transformations are incredible. I love how much contrast with the Masters Transformations, that are heroic, these are painful and corrupted, badass and SCARY.
I agree dude and I literally already watched the entire series and I can't wait for more!
They did Beast Man R I G H T ! I am dying to see if the snake-men ever make an appearance in future episodes!
@@chaseward7627 Dime la verdad estás seguro de que está serie es para niños
@@prowlerroman7763 Yeah the series is fine for children. It is kind of violent, so in my opinion you should watch a few episodes yourself and judge it for yourself.
Are you asking because you want to know if it's appropriate for your kids or something?
A subtle hint I appreciate: Skeletor's power is represented by *chains* wrapping around their weapons. Nice foreshadowing of how he is taking over their mind as we find out later
Actually it wraps around their weapons. Evelyn's staff,trap jaws jaw,and beast man's whip
@@Emerald-The-Entomancer Yeah, I noticed upon rewatching, my bad. My point still stands, though.
And it also can parallel to the corrupting nature of Havoc, and what it did when changing Keldor into Skeletor when he chose to embrace the power of Havoc.
Neat touch indeed. I like how it explains why skeltor is boss. Because he makes sure anyone is chained to him.
They are still his captives and not his allies
I saw Trap jaw transformation and I was like.. This looks amazing
Then I saw beast man and I'm like holy sh*t , are you sure this is for children
This is 80s children cartoons, where they weren’t afraid to scare their audience. Imagine Inhumanoids done like this and keeping the creep factor. Instant hit.
yea especially the part where it claws out his own chest which is pretty nuts.
I actually think the scariest transformation is Evelyn's into evil-lyn, it's not because she's showing fear or pain but because she's enjoying it and letting herself be consumed by the power and the madness.
@@zachbahamutson5477 I don't know about you but whenever she's on screen in the show I feel this demonic presence from her I don't know what but there's something very much wrong with her
@@isaacm7934 given the how the third season ended we now know why that may be the case. And I'm not spoiling it for others.
The bad guy transformations are better than the good guy's. I like how they basically well known monsters; a vampire, frankenstein and wolfman.
I never realized that, but you’re right!!
Would that make Merr-man the Gillman?
True Enough.
@@Godzillakingofkaiju1 or what about Two Bad? A conjoined monster of some kind.
And Keldor/Skeletor is the Grim reaper
Trap Jaw was straight up terrifying.
Honestly this reboot wasn't bad. In fact it was pretty decent considering it was marketed for kids.
7/10 in my opinion
Oh the irony, it's way better than Teela Show by Kevin Smith
I really enjoyed it
It's already better than She Ra. That reboot took 4 seasons to arrive at this level
@@TheWarmachine375 it helped that they weren't falsely advertising to their audience.
Never been a masters of the universe guy but this looks dope as hell, really digging the villain designs so I think I’ll give it a shot. Personally I’ve always been a GI Joe guy myself but we haven’t gotten shit in the last couple years since renegades.
The best part about all of this is that this is probably the most hilarious, powerful, and badass Skeletor we've ever seen.
Evil lyn's transformation gave me chills.
You know something I really appreciate, those end illustration cards at the end of episodes that would reveal major events for next episodes, I like that the one for hinting at this episode chose to present the dark masters in a very silly and child friendly cartoon manner only for the actual reveal to be almost horrific and sadistic in the transformation
You know it’s He-Man and the Masters of the Universe when the villains have transformations as good as the Heroes.
I LOVE the Universal Monsters feel to this scene.
They made Beastman look scary, imagine what the other villains will like.
I’m honestly hoping they bring in tri-klops, though more in line with 2002 then then the filmation one, same for buzz off
@@bushidotestu1997 Personally I'd prefer some of the lesser known villains
@@LordVanOskuro I get it, more just saying that cause they were some of my personal favorites from the 2002 series
@@bushidotestu1997 i wonder what his transformation would be like, i feel like he could be a naturally tricloptic race or something
Guess we'll have to wait until Season 2
This kid version has got to be the spookiest looking MOTU series I ever saw
No. 2002
@@JohnSmith-pe6wo I watched the 200X series. It's my favorite. However, Netflix is using that child-like CGI to show more mature scenes
I have to say these Transformations were scary😰😰. But this is how Is supposed to be. This one of the reasons why everyone loves this show over Revelations
Its says somthing when skeletor and his Warriors are more Threatening and scary in a shiw for kids. Then the one made for adults.
Huh…. I thought the “one made flr adukys” was still flr kids
But. Yesn has better writing in my opinion
I can only imagine what this series' producer, Jeff Matsuda, did when designing Evil-Lyn, Trap Jaw, and Beast Man, to make them feel as monstrous as they are.
It can be noticed when comparing that when the masters of the universe it brings out the best in them like their qualities and potential while the masters of darkness transformation is like an opposite reflection to the protagonists transformation, which brings out the worst in them with each being consumed by havoc and being twisted into their deepest darkest desires.
That's kinda the message with the power of Grayskull and Havoc. Grayskull brings out the best you you can be while Havoc brings out the worst of yourself to the surface.
What made this series so much better than Revelations and She Ra is the fact that they’re actually having fun with this. Revelations and She Ra try to take themselves way too seriously.
Okay now I know you’re lying as She-Ra also doesn’t take itself too seriously
I agree with you on Revelations but serenely not on She-Ra
Out of them all, Evil-Lyn's transformation sequence was my favorite, although I wish they'd given her fangs like her bats, and perhaps even claws, give her a slight vampiric appearance to go with her evil witch motif
This is what He-man show supposed to be. A fresh new take on the old thing but updating it for the kids to not look boring and be a fun show, not over load with adult crap and false marketing like masters of the universe.
No
Agreed, and you can tell this new He-Man also respects what came before it and doesn't try to twist the mythos to have an agenda like Revelation did.
True, even the animation of Revelation is nothing but a Castlevania ripoff.
You mean Revelations?
@@SirBlackReeds yes
Evil lyn's is giving chills 😨
She is hot and evil
Okay, I might actually give this He-Man show a chance after watching this clip.
It's a sad time that when this series was announced everyone thought it was too cartoonish and silly, that the Kevin Smith version was gonna be so much better... we were *SO* wrong...
I actually had hope for this series to be better after seeing the plot rumors for revelations and Kevin Smith not keeping his mouth shut the trailer now is pretty much false advertising
Not gonna lie. Much as I don't like the animation and art style, that is pretty sick for a transformation sequence. Beast Man's is my favorite.
0:18 Whoa, Skeletor actually got his own transformation chant rather than stealing it from He-Man. 0:35
Beast Man's transformation was SICK!
The beast within
Honestly, I was surprised about how enjoyable this show turned out to be... Sure, there are some parts I needed to accept, but goddamn ! Definitely waiting for season 2 !!
i love how there symbols mirror there hero counterparts
I never noticed that until now
I think rhey wanna do a rivalry thing. Everyone got an arch enemy here. Ri lee and evil lyne
Battle beast and beastman
I wo dwr if they plan to find ways to make it much more personal with the baddies.
Whatever it is i love it
Gotta admit they somehow made Skeletor look like a badass and not a muscular Skeleton with undies.
Its weird how the villains are the only characters that accurately portray there original counterparts
Beast Man's transformation is horrifying in the most awesome way!
So THIS is how you make a He-Man show...
Whoa... The villains (especially Trapjaw and Beastman) look badasses.
I hope they give spotlight to some of the lesser known villains like Shezar and Plundor. Course both of them are aliens but still. Also Shokoti cause she deserves to be recognized.
i would like that
When I first saw the trailer for this, I rolled my eyes. It came off like an orignal idea that they later added He-Man names to.
While I do think parts of this still have that vibe, I think they nailed it. It reminds of like a dark Power Rangers, the these "cutscene-like" moments might be a little cheesey but the animation for them is so cool you can't really hate seeing them a few times. I actually hope we see these guys turn back and forth just to get to see this stuff.
I was so hoping someone would load this scene. It's awesomely horrifying.
I know, right? Trap Jaw is my favorite
@@torno99 Brushing his teeth would be a nightmare
agreed. I was waiting eagerly for it to be uploaded
It was extremely cool
@@TheWarmachine375 VILLAINS NEVER BRUSH THEIR TEETH
Okay Beastman’s transformation was pretty amazing. You expect a classic werewolf style morph and you get him breaking out of his old body.
Anyone else hoping for similar transformations for Triclops, Evil Seed, Webskor, Merman, etc in the future?
As long as there’s some heroic masters to counter I’d say bring them on
Yes
Judging by recent TH-cam clips I think we’ll get to see something for triclops
Evil-lyn reminds me of hella from Thor Ragnarok
Not going to lie that was bad ass
I think I got shivers watching the transformations. Evil-Lynn's especially was so good.
Also I dont know why the line "They have my power" was just chef's kiss. I really like trapjaw's design with the teeth thing going on.
I think the last thing I was expecting was for the CGI HeMan to be actually pretty cool and nicely animated.
Man they took the old concept and molded it into something awesome...this is very good....
This show genuinely makes me want all future iterations to refer to skeletor and his warriors as the masters of havoc as a contrast to the masters of the universe
I wonder why some people keep saying animation looks trash, it's super amazing
Probably because they think it's not like that crappy Filmation cartoon they grew up with or maybe they just like that Castlevania ripoff Revelation more than this.
No longer trusted the He-Man fandom since that keeps going on and on.
My guess is that they don’t like the character designs but they probably only saw the still images it’s like ROTTMNT people hated the character designs but loved the animation in motion
@@roboticturtle8822 Good thing the designs didn't bother me since Beast Man and Trap Jaw's designs in this show are my favorite lol.
Evil Lyn = Dracula
Trap Jaw = Frankenstein Monster
Beast Man = The Wolf Man
mer-man: monster from the black lagoon (if he's ever added)
Interesting insight
@@Chuckles_the_Jester Would’ve been a shame if they didn’t. The Merfolk and the Avion were mentioned in the earlier episodes so maybe Mer-Man and Stratos will make their debut in the next season.
@@mistercrool2538 i'm betting his normal look is more human like like with r'qazz and transformed he looks more monstery
I mostly thought Trap Jaw looked like one of those Bionicle Piraka characters but yeah that works too lol.
When you forgot to press the 'Level Up' button until like half way through the game.
The horror movie elements were a nice touch.
Ok. The beast was released at that moment.
This cartoon was actually dope great animation and ost can't wait for season 2!!!!
Evilyn looking like devil lady lol man this sequence was awesome as hell
This episode was darker then the entire She Ra reboot...
And much better put together, frankly.
Weird this show made for kids
Yeah and this show is made for kids and it got a better built story and actually cool villians.
Dude that fact the Evil-Lyn looks like she KNOWS what’s about happen and the fact that it appears that she enjoys the transformation is just creepy as hell and just makes her look and sound so (literally) insane!!!
This is cool. I love the build up of the villains getting their classic forms, albeit updated a bit.
Good God that's actually really intense for a kids show O.O
Trap-Jaw and Beast Man look terrifying for a cartoon targeted to kids.
And that's what I love about those two :)
Wonder what Mer-Man will look like
@@roboticturtle8822 Not to sound abit cruel but-
Wouldn't it be pretty adorbs and funny if Mer-man was based on the Pixar character Luca?? 😂
@@The_Toonami-AdultSwim_fan2002 I can kinda see him now as a resident of Rock Bottom from SpongeBob
Now. Now that was an upgrade taking the villains transformation to the extreme. I wouldn't mind joining skeletor's crew for a few kicks and giggles.
I had my doubts about this part of the Series but they animation is pretty amazing
Am I the only one who really enjoyed this show?
I really enjoyed it
Liked the humour in it too
You and me both man! 👍
it was really good and I like how skeletor has a good balance of being a scary threat and being goofy.
I’ve just thought up a Miraculous He-Man crossover where the Akuma Guitar Villain is enhanced by Skeletor using Havoc
I love how Ra'Quazz rips his own chest open, turns to stone, and out comes Beast Man with a scarier looking whip to smash his old body to smithereens. Also at 1:55 you can see he has feet like an ape.
I hope they make more seasons of this series and don't just leave it off on a cliff lander
season 2 is confirmed.
Notice when skeletor gives them power
It is a chain 🔗
The minions are still captive
*Havoc Transformations*
*Panthor:* Through the Purity of Havoc! “Grows into a Shadow-powered panther beast.” I have his Power!
*Havoc Strike:* “Sinks into the ground and speeds around with the power of the dark.” Darkness Lunge!
*Aranea/Webstor (genderbend Araneus):* Through the Purity of Havoc! “Transforms into a Arachne demon.” I have his Power!
*Havoc Strike:* “Spins a web dome that glows with Havoc energy.” Web of Doom!
*Trydor Esooniux Scope/Tri-Klops:* Through the Purity of Havoc! “Is surgically equipped with armor and a cybernetic laser eye with many mods.” I have his Power!
*Havoc Strike:* “Charges up and opens up his helmet to reveal his ‘true’ eye” Disaster Vision! “Fires an all-elemental optic blast wave.”
*Odiphus/Stinkor:* Through the Purity of Havoc! “Mutates into a skunk-gas cyborg monster.” I have his Power!
*Havoc Strike:* “Pents up as he lets out a poisonous toxic gas.” Plague Gas!
*Karak Nul/Scare Glow:* Through the Purity of Havoc! “Goes from a skeleton demon to a skeletal demon lord, doing a few jumpscares along the way.” I have his Power!
*Havoc Strike:* “Conjures up an swarm of flying skulls and nightmares to let loose.” Army of Nightmares!
I like all these, especially having a genderbent Webstor. The idea of Stinkor being a walking talking chemical factory is a good one too. Fingers crossed we end up seeing most of these villains in the show!
Is Evilyn now going to the same clothing store as Morrigan, Lilith, Devilman Lady, and Rouge?
Guess so lol
Don’t forget the female way bad from Ben 10 omniverse.
Hey their the best tailors you know
SPOILERS: Hordak runs the store. Turns out his resident designer & seamstress Shadow Weaver (formerly Light Spinner) got her name back in Magic Academy because she made clothes as a side hustle.
If they don't add Whip Lash, Tri-Klops and Mer-Man in Season 2. I WILL GET MAD.
BTW THIS IS FREAKING AWESOME!
they probably won't have Mer-Man ever cause he's like Cutman the crew behind this didn't give a shit about Mer-Man
@@dasecondpeabodyboizombieth2003 Tri-Klops is a must have. And honestly I liked Mer-Man more than Whiplash.
I would like to see Kobra Khan and Webstor. They were the usual serious duo of filmation.
Too bad Tri-Klops is reduced to a brainwashing device.
@@endamcnabola And Mer-Man is a Creep from the Deep. At least Hordak and his crew are coming for Season 4
1:55 I don't know why but I think like this Beast Man, he reminds me of Tasmanian Devil lol 😂
If Taz was a mascot for a death metal band that is.
Edit: or a band member of Gwar.
What a coincidence
I think that it was a good idea to not have Kass participate in this scene. Except for her, each of the masters had a rival among the dark masters. Adam had Skeletor himself, Cringer had Beastman, Duncan had Trapjaw, and Teela had Evilyn.
I have been thinking who they could have used as a rival for Kass. Wasn't it mentioned that Kass' father was killed in a ship crash in an earlier episode? If they had included Kass in that scene, I am thinking that they could have introduced Triclops as her rival. Perhaps have the person who becomes Triclops be the one who was responsible for the crash that killed Kass' father.
Her name is Krass.
Didn't Krass left the good guy to protect the tiger tribe?
Or more horrifyingly have him be her father having unknown survived and damaged. Needing a new helmet with vision inhancement to see
@@JohrDasat oh that would be sick, even more twisted would be he's amnesiac and only near the end of the show does he remember who he is!
@@beckhornig7910 that would play well with the character as Triclops origionally was meant to be a heroic warrior in the toy line. It was only by accidentially printing and shipping him out as a villain he became that way.
We need a new Masters of The Universe video game!
Well that was terrifying
Oh, man. Beast Man, Trap Jaw, and Evil-Lynn look really dangerous here
I want skeletor to punch my lights out holy shit
you. you get it
When I first saw the trailer for the series, I didnt held hope. But dear oh dear, I'm happy to be proven wrong!
This scene is both equally awesome to me, but also incredible frustating. This could have been Revelations.
Revelations had many good things what are overshadowed by it bad things.
But I felt what truly threw down the series were the Directors descicions.
No one is perfect, nor would there wouldnt be trolls no matter how good the series was. But truth and sincerity would have won him many allies.
Had been Kevin Smoth had just been outfront of it....if he had just told people what this wouldnt be a He-Man centralised series, what this was a Teela show from the begining, show what even if his traget audience werent the 80 series fans but what he sincere with them and respetfull of their tastes while also making clear they were targeting a different audience....I like to think things would have been different.
Teela could have been a that.
*A character what saw her best friend die while trying to save them. Discovered the terrible terrible weight this must have been for Adam. And desciding to continue to become Eternia new protector, while also strugliling agaisnt the weight what is being a protector in of an dying Eternia ruked by a cruel and apathic god Skeletor, closer each day to the end. We could have watched Teela strugle agaisnt those imposible demands, form an army agasint god skeletor and triumph.*
*He-Man could have died in the 2 or 3 episode rather the first. Have some meaningfull chat with Teela what could have been a closure and make his death even more impactfull. And even return as Savage He-Man strugling agaisnt an imposed bestial nature and become a hero again, like merged Hulk. Figthing with Teela agasint god skeletor*
The Lyn could have been a reddemed character. Maybe she could have seen what Skeletors rule was doing to the world. Maybe she could have grown guilty of what she had done.
And put her efforst in reviving Adam.
*One of He-Man's greatest adversiries, Lyn, becoming one of his greatest allies. Trying tl being him back from the dead*
And also to serve as a conflcit for Teela: *To forgive and trust a former enemy, Lyn. To move on from past grudges. And undertsand the difference between rigthouss fight and mercifull forviness. And even let a revived Adam be finally free of the weight of the He Man mantle a have a normal life with the Lyn*
This was an amazing transformation scene. All the villains look bad ass and threating.
A vicious, dangerous, powerful maniac villain followed by equally brutal minions with amazing transformations... Just how awesome a bad guys team can be???
The guy who voices skeletor is doing a fantastic job
Ben really nailed Skeletor’s insanity
He is voices by Joseph Joestar.
0:11
“ Evil-Lyn? Huh. I always thought it was Evelyn.”
WOAH THATS SOME GOOD TRANSFORMATIONS
Oh wow, those were some terrifyingly awesome transformations.
Hello Nephew! I brought some friends!!!
I’ve never watched any He-Man show before, but this looks cool. I am definitely gonna give it a chance.
Glad to see more videos of this series