Kevin Smith's Masters of the Universe: Revolution takes bold risks by killing off classic He-Man characters, raising the stakes higher than ever. The series delves into new revelations, like Skeletor's backstory as Keldor and Teela's quest to restore Preternia, bringing back deceased heroes. Characters like King Randor, Granamyr, Moss Man, and potentially Beast Man meet their end, challenging the franchise's lore in surprising ways.

Throughout its brief-but-bold 5-episode run, Kevin Smith’s Masters of the Universe: Revolution kills off several classic He-Man characters. In fact, glimpses into Preternia’s cast of characters affirm that Revolution takes out even more nostalgic MotU personalities than its predecessor, the two-part Masters of the Universe: Revelation (2021). Both Revelation and Revolution serve as sequel series to He-Man and the Masters of the Universe, which ran from 1983 to '85. Although Smith’s Netflix continuation ignores the ‘90s cartoon, The New Adventures of He-Man,...