The most touching scene from He-Man Revelation
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Savage He-Man met King Randor and after much talk Savage He-Man return to back to Prince Adam form.
He-Man Revelation 80's cartoon revival watch your favorite characters from the original He-Man Masters of the Universe like Prince Adam aka he-Man, Duncan aka Man-at-arms, Ram Man, Teela, Cringer aka Battle Cat, Orko, Sorceress of Castle Greyskull fight against the evil Skeletor, Evil-Lyn, Panthor, Beast man, whiplash, tri-klops, merman, Scareglow, Stinkor, Orlax. Watch new characters such as Andra and new transformations reimagined by director Kevin Smith for He-Man Revelations for Netflix
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It takes a truly great man to acknowledge when he has been wrong.
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Did Randor ever apologize to Duncan? This is an actual question. I legitimately don't know the answer to this.
Damn right. And it’s so sad that this moment, this one awesome moment of heartfelt and masculinity that isn’t toxic (or like how the feminists like to portray it), is overshadowed by a bad woke show with woke writing!
@@ulfberht4431 From what I've seen, this show is beyond woke. Like the woke crowd apparently told Kevin Smith to get a grip.
@@ulfberht4431 absolutely
He lost one child and neglected the other, Randor sucks as a dad. I'm glad Revelation actually brings it up.
There's actually an episode about it in the original series.
“…I only saw the man I thought you should have been.”
I’m a girl but I still experienced this same thing. Never good enough. Maybe that’s why I sympathize with Adam.
I may not know you. I don't know what your merits and flaws are, but I do know you are awesome. Never let any a-hole tell you any different.
This scene was beautiful the King realized what a terrible Father he had been and he took this moment to admit to all his faults and finally convey his feelings to his son
If only they did a heart warming moment like that in the 2002 version of He-Man.
Adam's dad also had moments where he truly loves his son in the show as well.
it took him his pride to realise it
To be fair it wasn't exactly his fault. Everytime danger popped up Adam would just run off with no explanation and never say where he was or what he was doing. Its understandable his father would think he was a coward. True his last words were harsh but he did still love Adam. There was an episode in the tv series where Randor fought with He-man and told him that he loved Adam.
@@digitaladventurer2142 That's right. At the end of that same episode, Adam dropped a subtle hint that he was He-man and Randor stewing over it. Sad that only Marlena knew for sure as far as Adam's parents are concerned.
This goes to show that not everything in the show is bad.
0:33 that’s how I always look until I meet the right girl
Agreed mate
True! And except for the fact that Prince Adam was fully clothed after he reverted back to his original form.......😉🙄🤫🤭
That scene was sweet! 👌😚
@Blood Moon Comix Uhhh okay. Well in the original he does get fully clothed after changing back from he man.
Yeah, when it centers around Adam isn’t the problem. It’s that most of it did not.
The Savage He-Man was the most insane version of He-Man that I had seen in He-Man: Revelation but he was also very cool too 😎!!!
All I can say it's about dang time that Randor admitted what a shitty father he was and apologized for it. Just sad that it took Adam dying for him to realize that.
That's a hell of an apology.
I don't blame King Randor for being angry since Man-At-Arm, Orko and his wife Queen Marlena have kept him in the dark that Prince Adam is really He-Man this whole time. But he really shouldn't take his anger out on Man-At-Arm and Orko by punished or bandished them from the palace because it wouldn't bring back his son Adam which result of him becoming a bitter person. I might have a theory about this scene that the reason why Savage He-Man headed straight towards Randor's camp in the mountain because maybe part of Adam's mind wanted to see his parents again.
The original Filmation King Randor would have accepted his son had his reasons that if too many people he cared about knew his secret of being He-Man, they would become targets. Randor would have been proud and respected Adam's choices and that he was a true prince protecting the people of Eternia time and time again knowing the risks he always took. This is why the 80s will always be unofficially known as "The last age of Heroes"
@@RodimusPrime1982I like to think that he just became truly bitter and angry after the death of his son I mean if they hadn't kept him in the dark and Adam actually told him that he was he-man I highly doubt something like this would have happened if Adam had died similarly
Randor punished them because they didn't tell him an important information that involved his child and heir and would have released him of one of his greatest sources of stress, it's a trust issue, if your servants show that they don't trust you then you can't keep them at your side, if he just dismished it he would have been seen as an unreliable King.
I avoided this show for so long because I heard bad things about it and as an original fan I didn’t want to be disappointed
Now however I’m on my second time watching the whole of season 1 and it’s brought back my obsession
I love it
I was the same way. I jus started watching clips of it recently and now I wanna watch the whole series
I didn't know there was a successor to original cartoon series. How is it that I'm discovering this on my 50s. ? This is good. In my pre teen years I wanted Adam's parent to know how powerful his inner strength was.
It is mainly about Teela discovering her destiny at the right time instead of in "Teela's Quest" where the Sorceress had to erase that knowledge because it wasn't time yet. The first episode is insane but then it just gradually builds back up with many twists and turns along the way.
Trguy: it's never too late!! I agree on Adam's parents. In the Star Comics, Randor and Marlena knew for sure, but the cartoon only had Marlena know for sure.
Sometimes, we have to eat our words.
@@knightrider5828 The first half was really bad, but as soon as Adam and He-Man return, it gets good again.
This scene is so well written and executed. It always brings a tear to my eyes.
Diedrich Bader put his f*cking *SOUL* into this
A lesson for those willing to learn, the greatest show of strength is the willingness to show weakness.
I wasn’t the biggest fan of the show but this moment made it all worth it
I hope that after he forgave his dad that maybe if in revolution savage mode might return, he’d have better control.
He did. Without spoilers, he also remembered how much Randor used to be a kind and sweet father all along his childhood, growing demanding and entitled only when Adam became an adult, he was expected to be the king and he started doting on He-Man over him
Not having a loving parent or two can really be painful for life
People were quick to adopt his interpretation of events.
Random wasn’t blind to the man his son was. His son fooled him, to maintain his secret.
That’s very different. And obvious.
It’s like people being mad at Adam for keeping the secret that those around him TOLD him he needed to keep.
I loved this scene.
Wait, people hated this show? I think it's pretty good so far .-.
I really loved it too and it got great reviews from critics, but some old school He-Man fans got really ticked off by it
The first season was bad and seemed like agitprop.
@@najhoant they really should've given more info on it, as it really did come out looking terrible to original fans
@@JoybuzzerX I had no problem with it nor did others. They wrote it as a ten episode Story. When Something is Written to be Ten episodes you can't just split it in half like Netflix did and have the Second Part come out Months after the first laves on a cliffhanger.
it was somewhat disappointing and misleading in the first half
Sometimes all we need is to know were doing the right thing, or the wrong thing. Just acknowledgement.
It breaks my heart that my father no longer says I Love You Son. All this because I was standing my ground...its my fault. I wanted to show him that I'm a grown man who wants to enjoy life rather than suffer through life but even now my father couldn't even say I Love You Son all he wants is an apology and when I say I don't want to apologize he hangs up..how childish can he get? If he continues to hold onto this grudge then may God forgive me I will have to result to something that will break my heart even more. Resulting to ending my relationship with my father and never allowing him to be a part of my life not even my future wife's life or our children. May God Forgive Me I don't want to see a future where my father is no longer a part of my life.
My dear brother I don't know you as a person.
But reading the comment you posted brought a tear to my eye my heart goes out to you bro. I'll can pray that Our Father in Heaven will give you peace. God's will is always better than our will.
I might not know how your father were to you but as a fellow brother who's father also don't accept me. My advice would that you must let go of the pain and throw it in the deepest sea. And never go and take it out again.
Stay strong Brother.
My heart goes out to you brother.I understand your pain because I am in the same situation with my father.Trust your gut.Always strive to be a better man and one day be the best dad for your children.You are never alone.
Father and Son as it should be
Beautiful and emotional scene. King Randor finally realizing that he's been a fool and not a good father to Prince Adam and that he finally accepts him as He-Man and that he is proud of him.
Randor redeemed himself for not believing in his son before.
😢😭😭😭 I wish my dad had said that to me when he left me as a kid
It's Diedrich Bader voicing King Randor.
Love can be a powerful thing.
True, but there is also the one between Teela and her mother.
I'm not sorry for saying this, but tonnes of people still get Revelation wrong. It has its WTF moments like He-Man's demise -- which I chalk up to MotU's equivalent to The Death of Superman that's become legendary -- but moments like this defines Revelation. Those that truly dive into these characters we've all known and love, and still maintain the MotU we've all known -- just with fatalities.
These two need more moments like this.
Whew!!!! Powerful
#1 scene
Scenes like this show just how much potential this show had. Shame it got wasted.
Man this really rugged on my heart🥹🥹🥹
Just makes me miss my dad every time i see this
sometimes ...that's all a child has ever wanted to hear from their parent.
And some of us ? Have never gotten to hear that.
Screw all you Kevin Smith haters ..this shit was powerful.
Excuse me, I'm chopping onions
Lovely it
Manliness is always manly.
Fuck yea.
Damn, this really hits you in the chest. 😢
It was not a good show, but it did have its moments.
THIS MAKE ME CRY ….BECAUSE THIS DESCRIBES MY LIFE WITH MY FATHER 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
I hope they make another season soon
I get why people didn’t receive the show well, but honestly if you watch it without accepting it as a sequel, it’s not bad. Yeah you can tell they’re doing a lot with Teela, but honestly Is that so bad? Teela has always been cool, He-man was still regarded as the biggest threat to snake mountain, and Orko had the biggest glow up ever. Plus Man at arms Fucks in this show. You cannot deny the animation was clean, and the fights were cool as shit. Maybe not the sequel we wanted, but as far as shows go? Pretty alright.
Hate is very Profitable. Hell we've commodified and monetized just about every deadly sin now.
Chills
at least kevin did 1 of 2 things good in this
1:15
Oh, my!-...
I-... I literally almost dropped a tear!..
So ... YEAH, it is absolutely a touching scene. ^^"
( at 1:23 )
Is it just me or does savage he-man look like he could give the hulk a run for his money
So.....we need to get Death Battle on that...like....NOW.
Which Hulk are we talking? Regular Hulk? Red Hulk? World Breaker Hulk?
@@chrismc410 regular hulk
@@Tenchifan123 then this would be interesting to see
This, the revealing that man at arms is telas real father, how they made orko look cool, and the animation is the only thing I liked about this.
You can't GET to this stuff with out the other stuff man. Action, Reaction, Cause and effect. It's called pay off dude. You gotta eat ya vegetables to get your desert.
@@Fenris30 I know I absolutely love the original he-man that’s why I don’t like this one very much, other than what I mentioned everything else they changed plus making this show all about tela instead of he-man is why this will never be as good as the original.
This show had HIGH highs and LOW lows
The show is not bad
The only bad here is the people who criticize and saying bad stuff about the show now thats really really bad.
Let the POWER returned ❤
Too many people were upset that they Revelation's main character wasn't He-Man. And they complained they felt like they had been lied to... but I call Bullshit. The original series was "He-Man and the Masters of the Universe" This was called "Masters of the Universe: Revelation", which told you He-Man might not be the main character.
Frankly, I think the overall series is great. All of the characters' motivations made sense. Of course, Teela walks away when she finds out people have been lying to her and she lost her best friend (Adam) and her crush (He-Man) in one day. I think a lot of people would walk away from their lives if that happened.
@@charleshiggins2084 Last It checked Adam was He-Man, Revelation is about Teela and Adam and any thing about Adam is about He-Man so Revelation is about He-man and Teela.
It sounds like Will Smith's acceptance speech at the Oscars
1:32 Adam should've said "Daddy" just sayin
In which form?
Uh... Randor has said that he was proud of Adam. He said that multiple times in the original show. And he has said that he loves his son. This is why I still consider this to be an alternate timeline. Events contradict what we saw in the original show too much. It's not a bad show (even though it had a rocky start), it's just that I don't consider it to be the same timeline.
It IS an alternate universe, it cannot be a sequel to the original Filmation series because it this one is made by Netflix and it belongs to them, as the Filmation one is obviously property of Filmation. Legally this one cannot be a sequel to the original Filmation series in any shape or form.
There are a total of 4 separate series, each belongs to their respective studios. Filmation, 1993 The New Adventures of He-Man belongs to another studio which I don't remember the name, and it too tried to be sold as a sequel to the Filmation one, but couldn't because of said legalities, then the 2002 MOTU Mike Young Productions, and this Netflix series.
Each series can be appreciated for their own merits, and criticized for their flaws... Like Ice cream, each a flavor for different tastes.
@@EternalRoman To correct your first mistake there, Filmation is actually owned by L'Oreal, and they have licensed He-Man and She-Ra to various companies over the years. But the PROBLEM is that Kevin Smith actively advertised this series as being essentially a sequel series to the 80s cartoon, which is blatant false advertising. This is why it's been criticized so hard. If he would've just been honest and said it's more of a 'What-If' story instead of lying about it, I think it would've been better received. Instead, because he touted this as a sequel to the 80s cartoon, any real discussion of the series requires comparison to such.
As it is, this is undeniably the most un-He-Man show out of any He-Man cartoon ever made. You have Randor flying off the rails when Adam presumably died, and banishing his BEST FRIEND as a result, Teela acting like a whiny entitled brat, and characters being utterly incompetent at their job. This is not a good series, no matter how you look at it. They are not acting like Masters of the Universe.
And you can be a Kevin Smith apologist until you're blue in the face, but you won't change this fact.
@@SBaby So we are "correcting" people's mistakes, huh? Cool, well then my dude, let me correct YOU in all the many mistakes on your side. Let's begin with the first, and that is that I literally hate this series, hate Kevin Smith for his stupid crap on lying to everyone on how this crap series was supposed to be, hence I cleared out the info (more on that bit in a few). The difference of me saying that each MOTU series is like "Ice Cream of different flavors..." is a way to address the fact that, yeah, there are many people that like this hot mess of a garbage series and just because I hate this series, I cannot deny the fact that people do like it and I didn't know if you did or not, so I was being respectful. But I don't know if you read well, I never said anything positive on this series at all on my previous comment, in fact I didn't say anything regarding my liking the series or not.
But, to be absolutely clear, my definite favorite series is the 2002 Mike Young Productions series, cause it was more serious on all of the characters and it definitely was an improvement on the line. If I do have to say anything remotely positive on this Kevin Smith vomit, it's just the Animation is good, some of the designs too, but I even hate the voice acting. And I much prefer the more Barbarian look of He-Man and the rest in the 2002 series.
Now, next correction my MOTU brethren, MATTEL is the actual owner of the MOTU brand, and THEY are the ones that license MOTU to the different series companies. Sure, D'Loreal may own Filmation, but they don't license MOTU. They, like the companies I mentioned before, own their respective series right, but the overall owner of the MOTU brand is Mattel.
What do I agree with you? exactly what you said about the promotion of this Netflix show, but not a "What if...?" perse, but simply "An Alternate version INSPIRED on the 80s series" cause yeah, Kevin Smith was being more than a grifter, he was being for MOTU what Kathleen Kennedy is for Star Wars, and for me, the damage is done, cause yeah, personally the next season may now apparently have He-Man as the center of the series, but all the mess of the characters is done, and the stench of Smith is not off this project. So in conclusion, never assume that if a person doesn't directly address something as being necessarily being the opposite of what you may think, some people just try to be respectful, that's all. And sorry for the book long explanation.
@@EternalRoman The only thing you said in your previous post is each series can be appreciated for its merits and criticized for its flaws. That's why the last part of my comment was there. If you'd clarified that in the comment, I never would've said that.
The correction remark was for the part where you said Filmation owns 80s MotU. Not only is this not true, but Filmation doesn't exist anymore. When it was bought by L'Oreal, they immediately shuttered the company, likely because they were only interested in the rights to the properties that Filmation owned at the time.
They did this hastily because it was literally two days before legislation would pass requiring companies to give employees 60 days' notice before a mass layoff or termination. According to an interview some years back, the animators were just told to put their pencils down and get out.
@@SBaby Yeah, my expression on merits and critiques of all the series is a way to show that even when one can hate a series and love another, all of them are in the eyes of fans. Yes, I cleared that I hate the Kevin Smith garbage series, and yet, though minimal, I did also say about what I saw as positive. That is my way of showing objectivity in light of Subjectivity, because I respect people even when I may not agree with them.
It's a principle that I don't let go because not only gives me peace, but also I get the chance to discover people that though may differ in ideas and thoughts with me can be very rational (a diminishing attribute on these days) if they maintain a healthy discussion, which I think you and I are having. I don't like to insult other people unless I am insulted, cause it shows the quality of a person's mind when they have to sink so low, hence I try to respect their liking and I didn't know if you hated the Netflix series or not either.
Now yes, D'Loreal owned Filmation, and Filmation closed, but they didn't sell the rights of their MOTU series to Netflix, meaning again that Netflix still cannot claim that their show is a direct sequel to the Filmation series because that is illegal and they know it. To me, that was the first backlash, and then everything else that followed. Now on a separate but not so separate note, if the 2002 series would be either continued or concluded with the Animation of this series but retaining its 2002 designs, I would not complain... Unless Kevin Smith would get involved somehow... Urgh...
I love this show and find it very underrated. Much better than that weird & ugly-looking 3d one.
Its so weird to hear Randor's va voice a serious character lol
how were those guys able to restrain him
Adam is how.
It's your son 😢😢😢😢
What episode is this
I understand this 😐
Kinda awkward knowing he has a daughter he abandoned and doesn’t tell his son about
I really wish they'd managed to get the rights to original 1984 show or even the 2002 remake and continued one of them. While this show wasn't bad it was some sort of weird hybrid of the two that never quite meshed together properly to me.
I see your point, both series need an official continuation.
The 1984 show is too campy and young child focused. the original "I have the Power" scenes would also have to be handled with care, because that tends to get repetitive.
@@shangchi828 the 1984 show was quite campy but it wouldn't have been difficult to age it up. It covered a lot of mature themes and situations.
As to the transformation, well you don't have to show it in full every time, the 80s show didn't after all.
So how was this show bad again?
Show is so bad yet so good at the same time
meanwhile adora become gay
Original He-man was pure shit...in every regard.
This show, is mostly passable, but not especially good (except in a few instances, like this one).
But it's still way better than the original. Back in the 80s as a kid, I'd only watch it waiting for other shows to come on. Basically, purely for lack of anything better at that specific moment. I preferred Thundercats and Transformers, but not by much. The more I look back, the more I remember just how much everything sucked. Not that there's really been all that much improvement, if any at all.
I'm sorry, but I just can't deal with this too pretty Adam. I don't mean to offend, but this just ain't right to the He-Man character.
Why does such a bad show have to have good scenes like this?
Cause it's NOT a Bad show?
Not bad. But it's still The Teela Show. Kevin Smith: Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on ME!!
Bye then!👋
Alas this is a tainted shit scene. Randor was never a bad father. And making him admit that he was, was very insulting
There's no doubt that Randor loves his son but he was not a great Father he was always comparing Adam to He-Man and wanting him to be more like that or himself he was never willing to just accept his son for who he is that in my opinion is not a good Dad.
@@adambump5297 try watching the actual He-man series. Randor was a great father and gave his son the normal abuse for being a slacker. Trying to get him to better himself. Stop believing the lies from Kevin Smith and his ilk
@@ljgav What the fuck 'Normal Abuse' you mean discipline!
@@adambump5297 Discipline is normal abuse. Like "get out of bed sometime this AFTERNOON!" and so on.
But really Adam, it's nice to meet ya, but don't want to fight over details on a shit show that doesn't deserve anything
@@ljgav Yeah but every fuck day when you know your only being a Slacker to keep a low profile get a little much. It's the small jabs that cut the deepest
This is one of the manliest moment in he-man story.