"The New Adventures of He-Man" (1990) TV series 1990-1991

Directors:

Bernard Deyriès
Masanori Miura
(more)

Writers:

Jean Chalopin (developer) (1990)
Jack Olesker (developed in association with) (1990)
(more)

Seasons:

1 | unknown

Release Date:

17 September 1990 (USA)

Genre:

Animation | Action | Adventure | Sci-Fi

Tagline:

By the power of Eternia, He-Man returns to save the future!

Plot:

The second series of He-Man, taking place 10,000 years into the future. To protect the Planet Primus from Floog and Skeletor.

Plot Keywords:

Future | Advanced Technology | Magic | Character Name In Title

Cast

Don Brown

...

Gepple / ... (unknown episodes, 1990)

Series Directed by
Bernard Deyriès		(unknown episodes, 1990)
Masanori Miura		(unknown episodes, 1990)
Kazuo Terada		(unknown episodes, 1990)

Series Writing credits
Doug Molitor		(1 episode, 1990)
Jim Carlson		(unknown episodes, 1990)
David Carren		(unknown episodes, 1990)
J. Larry Carroll		(unknown episodes, 1990)
Jean Chalopin		(unknown episodes, 1990)
Leon Charles		(unknown episodes, 1990)
Dorissa Curry		(unknown episodes, 1990)
Steven J. Fisher		(unknown episodes, 1990)
John Fox		(unknown episodes, 1990)
Terrence McDonnell		(unknown episodes, 1990)
Richard Merwin		(unknown episodes, 1990)
Francis Moss		(unknown episodes, 1990)
Kevin O'Donnell		(unknown episodes, 1990)
Jack Olesker		(unknown episodes, 1990)
Ted Pedersen		(unknown episodes, 1990)
Michael Reaves		(unknown episodes, 1990)
Sean Roche		(unknown episodes, 1990)
Brynne Stephens		(unknown episodes, 1990)
Misty Stewart-Taggart		(unknown episodes, 1990)
Mike Stokey		(unknown episodes, 1990)
Antoni Zalewski		(unknown episodes, 1990)

Series Produced by
Jean Chalopin	....	executive producer (unknown episodes, 1990)
Akihiro Ikeda	....	producer (unknown episodes, 1990)
Yasuyuki Takei	....	producer (unknown episodes, 1990)
Mark Taylor	....	producer (unknown episodes, 1990)
Victor Villegas	....	associate producer (unknown episodes, 1990)

Series Original Music by
Shuki Levy		(unknown episodes, 1990)
Haim Saban		(unknown episodes, 1990)

Series Casting by
Josanne B. Lovick		(unknown episodes, 1990)
Doug Parker		(unknown episodes, 1990)

Series Production Management
Kaaren Lee Brown	....	executive in charge of production: Mattel Toys (unknown episodes, 1990)

Series Sound Department
Linda Davies	....	pre-production dialogue supervisor (unknown episodes, 1990)
Theresa Gilroy-Nielsen	....	track reading supervisor (unknown episodes, 1990)
Kazuo Inoue	....	dialogue editor (unknown episodes, 1990)
Megumi Maeda	....	dialogue editor (unknown episodes, 1990)
Anne Mathisen	....	recording assistant (unknown episodes, 1990)
Yukie Naito	....	post-production engineer (unknown episodes, 1990)
Meiko Obara	....	dialogue editor (unknown episodes, 1990)
Cathy Okulitch	....	recording assistant (unknown episodes, 1990)
Marilynn Saunders	....	recording assistant (unknown episodes, 1990)

Series Animation Department
Shigeru Akagawa	....	executive in charge of animation (unknown episodes, 1990)
Shinji Aramaki	....	designer: mechanical characters (unknown episodes, 1990)
Kent Holaday	....	exposure sheet checking / lip assignment (unknown episodes, 1990)
Keishi Kamezaki	....	background designer (unknown episodes, 1990)
Hiroshi Toita	....	executive in charge of animation (unknown episodes, 1990)
Hiroshi Wagatsuma	....	character designer (unknown episodes, 1990)
Hiroshi Yokoyama	....	character designer (unknown episodes, 1990)

Series Editorial Department
A.J. Ullman	....	post-production services (unknown episodes, 1990)

Series Music Department
Barron Abramovitch	....	music engineer (unknown episodes, 1990)
Andrew Dimitroff	....	music supervisor (unknown episodes, 1990)
Stephen C. Marston	....	music arranger (unknown episodes, 1990)
Lesa Scharnett	....	music assistant (unknown episodes, 1990)
Michael Tavera	....	music arranger (unknown episodes, 1990)

Series Other crew
Susan Blu	....	voice director (unknown episodes, 1990)
Bill Burke	....	creative consultant: Mattel Toys (unknown episodes, 1990)
Debra Bushweit Galliani	....	creative consultant: Mattel Toys (unknown episodes, 1990)
Jean Chalopin	....	story advisor / story editor (unknown episodes, 1990)
Mark Dicamillo	....	creative consultant: Mattel Toys (unknown episodes, 1990)
Shannon Fopeano	....	production assistant (unknown episodes, 1990)
Richard Glenn Fukutaki	....	creative consultant: Mattel Toys (unknown episodes, 1990)
Ana Gasteyer	....	production assistant (unknown episodes, 1990)
Jack Mendelsohn	....	creative consultant / story editor (unknown episodes, 1990)
Francis Moss	....	assistant story editor (unknown episodes, 1990)
Jack Olesker	....	story editor (unknown episodes, 1990)
Kazumi Sawaguchi	....	translator (unknown episodes, 1990)
Mark Taylor	....	story editor (unknown episodes, 1990)
Ed Zobrist	....	creative consultant: Mattel Toys (unknown episodes, 1990)
Jennifer Wilson	....	production assistant: voice-over (unknown episodes)

Production Companies

• Jetlag Productions
• Mattel
• Parafrance Communication
• Paravision International S.A.

Distributors

• LBS Communications (1990) (USA) (TV)

Other Companies

• Compact Video Services  post-production services
• Digital Sound Design Studio Eureka  post-production (as D.S.D. Eureka)
• KK C&D Asia  animation
• Metropolitan Entertainment Corporation  post-production services (as Metropolitan Entertainment)
• Post IV Group  post-production services
• Ryder Sound Services  dialogue transfer services
• The Little Mountain Sound Studios Ltd.  recording services (as Little Mountain Sound Studio)
• Wolfe Design Service  design consultant, characters developed by

Also Known As:

Runtime:

30 min (65 episodes)

Country:

USA | France | Japan

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

Australia:G

Company:

Jetlag Productions

Trivia:

When the toy line attached to this series collapsed in 1990, the remaining He-Man action figures were converted to Demolition Man action figures in full armor.

Quotes:

Skeletor:DON'T CALL ME BONEHEAD!

Movie Connections:

Referenced in "Mask & Cape: Power-Con/Thundercon 2012 - Part 2 He-Man" (2012)

A blemish on the face of the He-Man legacy

Deplorable. Ridiculous. Not even sub-standard fun. The anime style is annoying. The queen of Eternia has blue hair? Why is Prince Adam dressed like a shepherd? And as Prince Adam- the voice is SO gay. The lisps are unmistakable. No, being gay is not the problem. I'm gay but prefer Prince Adam/He-Man to be masculine, bold and strong. He is suppose to be the almighty defender after all. And Skeletor- yelch. NOT scary, not frightening. Why is his face green? And why did they have to change the chant that turns Adam into He-Man? "By the power of Eternia"? Um...it's "By the power of Grayskull" people!! You cannot make a Batman movie or cartoon and take him out of Gotham. Superman will always be in Metropolis. You CANNOT go changing a characters legacy just because you want to. BAD producers.

Other reviews on the net have said the show can stand on its own. Um...NO it cannot. It's a pathetic attempt to breath new life into a classic story that was in no need of CPR. Guess the old saying is true- if it ain't broke, don't fix it. For me this will be like the film Halloween 3. I will forget it ever happened.

BAD producers!!! Shame!!!