A leaked post-credits scene from the new ‘Masters of the Universe’ movie has sent fans into a frenzy. The widely shared clip on social media handles has teased a possible sequel and the introduction of a new character: She-Ra.
‘Masters of the Universe’ post-credits scene leaks online
The footage, which was released online after the first screenings, is believed to be the second post-credits scene of the film and offers the first glimpse of the iconic hero from the newly released cinematic universe. According to the leaked clip, the scene takes viewers to what appears to be the Etherian Fright Zone. In the image, an unidentified male character approaches a woman and asks, “Force Captain Adora?”“No, not anymore,” he replies, moments before revealing a sword of protection that begins to glow with power.The clip confirms Adora’s transformation into She-Ra, Princess of Power. While the actor featured in the post-credits scene was initially unidentified, actress and model Lauren Saliu later shared a behind-the-scenes image of herself in costume on social media, effectively confirming her cameo role.‘Masters of the Universe’
‘Masters of the Universe’ sequel on the cards?
The seeming tease arrives as a director Travis KnightStarring the movie ‘Masters of the Universe’ Nicholas Galitzine Prince Adam / He-Man and Jared Leto As Skeletor, he aims to establish a larger movie franchise based on Mattel’s beloved characters.She-Ra has long been one of the most significant characters in mythology. The character was introduced in 1985 as He-Man’s long-lost twin sister. Whether or not she would reprise the role in a potential sequel is unclear.
‘Masters of the Universe’ cast and box office performance
The film, which hits theaters this weekend, stars Camila Mendes as Teela, Idris Elba as Duncan / Man-At-Arms, Alison Brie as Evil-Lyn, and Morena Baccarin as The Sorceresskull. According to early box office reports, the film remains in the $30 million to $35 million opening weekend range. With a budget of up to $200 million, the film’s initial follow-up follows new releases like ‘Scary Movie’ and box office holdovers like ‘Backrooms’.
