He-Man swings a sword in Masters of the Universe: Revelation
The Big Picture Funko is officially entering the gaming space later this year with its first Triple-A video game, Funko Fusion, and it's offering a new line of collectibles in the run-up to release to celebrate. The wave is based on various franchises that will appear in the new action crossover adventure, from The Thing to M3GAN, Jaws, Hot Fuzz, and Back to the Future.
Like other Funko Fusion figures, both collectibles contain codes that are redeemable in-game for new goodies. The game itself from 10:10 Games will take players through the worlds of beloved pop culture franchises rendered in Pop! form for a mash-up adventure promising plenty of action and humor. Over 60 playable characters from across television, film, games, and comics will be available at launch with more likely coming down the line.
In the meantime, Netflix and Kevin Smith have kept the franchise alight with the acclaimed animated series Masters of the Universe: Revelation and Revolution which picked things up from the original He-Man and the Masters of the Universewith a more mature tone. The latter series, which premiered earlier this year, continued He-Man and Skeletor's battle for the fate of Eternia, only with a twist.
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