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Okay I watched 2 episodes and I had to tap out.
Full disclosure: He-Man was a bit before my time, I knew of the show but I never watched it as a kid so I had no emotional attachment to any of the characters or source material, so I'm just judging it in a vacuum.
This is just a really shitty show. The animation and artwork is decent but the rest is just awful. The voice acting is HORRENDOUS for the most part. Sarah Michelle Gellar was a horrible choice and has a really whiney, grating voice that I think contradicts how the Teela character looks and is portrayed.
I didn't understand, if Castle Greyskull was so important, why it was guarded by one sorceress chick who got easily duped by a simple trick and was pretty useless in defending against Skeletor and his chick. She was apparently way too smart to fall for Skeleton using magic to disguise himself as a random captured villain, but using that same technique and magic to disguise a shitty robot as He-Man? Fucking genius Magnus Carlsen chess move by Skeletor apparently, completely fools this idiot.
The whole scene where the sorceress has stopped time and is explaining how the whole world is going to fucking end if they don't think of something in the next few seconds, Teela speaks in just the normal whiney voice, no urgency or emotion.
Maybe someone could also explain to me why she took such great offence to not being told He-Man's identity? Seemed like a huge overreaction, as I assume He-Man kept it secret to protect people or whatever. Plus He-Man is just a TRT version of the Prince guy and you'd think she'd recognize the fact that he was the only one absent when shit was going down, so it doesn't say much for her intelligence.
The forced feminism/diversity thing is always kind of cheesy. They both flip the robes off to reveal her partner is a member of the BIPOC community, and it's like "ok, what a surprise". Then they hammer home that this BIPOC female partner is an engineer and like, totally the brains of the operation. And of course they start with the hand holding and Teela says "I like to fight for things more tangible" then gives her the look and they smile lovingly at each other and it's like "cool, so we're just ticking off as many boxes as we can, eh?"
I watched 2 episodes, that's all I'm watching, I wish I could go back and unwatch them but I can't. I don't know how any adults with a 3-digit IQ would be entertained by this, and the writing and quality is too retarded even for kids. If I have a young kid, I'm putting on a Pixar movie, not this bullshit.
Full disclosure: He-Man was a bit before my time, I knew of the show but I never watched it as a kid so I had no emotional attachment to any of the characters or source material, so I'm just judging it in a vacuum.
This is just a really shitty show. The animation and artwork is decent but the rest is just awful. The voice acting is HORRENDOUS for the most part. Sarah Michelle Gellar was a horrible choice and has a really whiney, grating voice that I think contradicts how the Teela character looks and is portrayed.
I didn't understand, if Castle Greyskull was so important, why it was guarded by one sorceress chick who got easily duped by a simple trick and was pretty useless in defending against Skeletor and his chick. She was apparently way too smart to fall for Skeleton using magic to disguise himself as a random captured villain, but using that same technique and magic to disguise a shitty robot as He-Man? Fucking genius Magnus Carlsen chess move by Skeletor apparently, completely fools this idiot.
The whole scene where the sorceress has stopped time and is explaining how the whole world is going to fucking end if they don't think of something in the next few seconds, Teela speaks in just the normal whiney voice, no urgency or emotion.
Maybe someone could also explain to me why she took such great offence to not being told He-Man's identity? Seemed like a huge overreaction, as I assume He-Man kept it secret to protect people or whatever. Plus He-Man is just a TRT version of the Prince guy and you'd think she'd recognize the fact that he was the only one absent when shit was going down, so it doesn't say much for her intelligence.
The forced feminism/diversity thing is always kind of cheesy. They both flip the robes off to reveal her partner is a member of the BIPOC community, and it's like "ok, what a surprise". Then they hammer home that this BIPOC female partner is an engineer and like, totally the brains of the operation. And of course they start with the hand holding and Teela says "I like to fight for things more tangible" then gives her the look and they smile lovingly at each other and it's like "cool, so we're just ticking off as many boxes as we can, eh?"
I watched 2 episodes, that's all I'm watching, I wish I could go back and unwatch them but I can't. I don't know how any adults with a 3-digit IQ would be entertained by this, and the writing and quality is too retarded even for kids. If I have a young kid, I'm putting on a Pixar movie, not this bullshit.