Rock history has officially collided with fantasy chaos, and honestly, weโre fully here for it, butt. ๐ค
Brian May โ yes, THE legendary guitar wizard from Queen โ has unleashed his iconic guitar sound onto the brand-new Masters of the Universe anthem โEterniaโ, and the result sounds like it was forged inside Castle Grayskull itself. โ๏ธ๐ฐ
This isnโt some daft novelty track either.
This thing is HUGE.
Massive cinematic production. Heroic riffs. Fantasy battle energy. Giant choruses. Pure 1980s sword-and-sorcery madness wrapped in arena rock glory. It sounds like He-Man just discovered double-kick pedals and decided to headline Download Festival. ๐๐ฅ
And somehowโฆ Brian May makes it even more epic.
๐ธ Brian May Brings The Fire To Eternia
The second that unmistakable Brian May guitar tone kicks in, you know exactly who it is.
That soaring, emotional, larger-than-life sound that helped build some of the greatest rock songs ever made now finds itself charging headfirst into the world of skull-faced villains, magical swords, and intergalactic fantasy warfare.
Honestly?
It absolutely works.
Mayโs guitar performance gives โEterniaโ that proper heroic feel โ the sort of solo that makes you want to stand on a mountain wearing fur armour while lightning crashes behind you. โก๐ก๏ธ
Which, letโs face it, is exactly the energy Masters of the Universe deserves.
๐ Heavy Metal And Fantasy Have Always Gone Hand-In-Hand
Rock and metal have been flirting with fantasy worlds since day one.
From Ronnie James Dio belting out songs about dragons and dream warriors, to Manowar basically turning barbarian warfare into an entire career, the connection between heavy music and fantasy culture is legendary.
So hearing Brian May rip across a Masters of the Universe anthem doesnโt feel weird at all.
It feels overdue. ๐ค
Honestly, Skeletor probably owns at least three leather jackets and a Motรถrhead back patch anyway.
๐ฐ Pure Nostalgia Fuel For Rock Fans
If you grew up watching Masters of the Universe, collecting action figures, and blasting rock records loud enough to annoy your neighboursโฆ this track hits HARD.
โEterniaโ feels like someone took:
- Saturday morning cartoons ๐บ
- 1980s arena rock ๐ค
- Heavy metal fantasy artwork ๐ก๏ธ
- VHS nostalgia ๐ผ
- Comic-book chaos ๐ฅ
โฆand slammed them all together into one glorious riff-fuelled explosion.
Itโs ridiculous.
Itโs over-the-top.
Itโs dramatic as hell.
And thatโs EXACTLY why it rules.
๐ Fans Are Losing Their Minds Online
The internet has already erupted with fans celebrating the crossover nobody realised they desperately needed.
Rock fans love it.
Fantasy nerds love it.
Metalheads love it.
Honestly, even your mate who still owns unopened He-Man figures is probably screaming somewhere right now.
And fair play โ because this is the kind of collaboration that reminds us music is supposed to be FUN.
Not algorithms.
Not trends.
Not manufactured TikTok nonsense.
Just giant riffs and giant imagination. ๐ฅ
๐ค THE RIFF REPORT VERDICT
Brian May shredding on a Masters of the Universe anthem called โEterniaโ might genuinely be one of the most gloriously nerdy rock moments of the year.
This is fantasy metal silliness done RIGHT.
No irony.
No apology.
Just pure heroic riff-powered madness straight from Eternia itself.
Now if youโll excuse us, weโre off to wave a plastic sword around the office while blasting this at dangerous volume levels. Proper job, mun. โ๏ธ๐ฅ๐





































