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She-Ra and the Princesses of Power (2018)
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Sneaking out after a training mission, Horde soldier Adora finds an uncanny sword in the Whispering Woods; Princess Glimmer wants it for the Rebellion.
On the run from a monster, Adora, Glimmer and Bow stumble into an ancient First Ones ruin, while the Shadow Weaver orders Catra to bring Adora back.
Glimmer concocts a plan to introduce Adora to Bright Moon, but it all goes wrong; Adora flees into the woods, where she meets an old woman named Razz.
Adora and her friends undertake a relief mission to the besieged kingdom of Plumeria; the Shadow Weaver still wants Catra to bring Adora back.
The squad heads for the water realm of Salineas, ruled by Princess Mermista, but first they need a ship; Catra sets sail with Force captain Scorpia.
A recruitment trip to Dryl goes awry thanks to a virus that corrupts Princess Entrapta's robots; when Adora transforms, it also infects She-Ra.
Glimmer takes Adora and Bow to the secret sorcerous realm of Mystacor for a vacation, but Adora's nightmares of Shadow weaver persist.
It's time for the Princess Prom, hosted by Princess Frosta; Adora wants to recruit her, but friend troubles and unexpected guests get in the way.
With her friends and the sword held prisoner in the Fright Zone, Adora turns to the Princess Alliance for help on a dangerous rescue mission.
Everyone blames themselves for Entrapta's loss, but they're wrong about what happened; Glimmer tries to hide the glitches in her powers from her mom.
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Jan 17, 2023so much fun and touches on some really important issues
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Oct 23, 2022Was a little disappointed with how much the show seemed to stray from the original lore and cut out many of the original good characters and/or their designs. However, it serves as a good, mindless shows for kiddos.
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Oct 17, 2022One of the best shows i have ever seen in my entire life
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Jun 06, 2022incredibly gripping. made its way right onto my favorites list!
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May 06, 2022The characters seem to get progressively more annoying with each episode, with servile lines and sad attempts at humor.
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Apr 16, 2022Show filled with elements you don't want your kids to see... LGBT. Other than that the show is really unfunny, stupid, and random...
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Apr 05, 2022This cartoon is in no way, shape, form, or fashion appropriate for a child. This cartoon is a SJW dream to influence you child's mind to sexual nature that they should not know anything about yet. The amount of LGBTQ influence in this cartoon is staggering to say the least. I have nothing against anyone being this way. But to say it is appropriate for children to have someones child influenced by a cartoon for their sexuality is just sick.
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Mar 08, 2022It's decent and a fun watch. But Adora changed her ways way too quickly. She's with the horde in one episode and with the princesses in the very next. That is too quick of a transition. But other than that the characters are good and the main villain, Hordak, is a good looming threat.
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Mar 01, 2022One of the most well-written action cartoons aimed at kids and young adults in a long time -- featuring strong characterization, charming and funny dialogue, and deeper, more complex themes beneath its surface. While the first three seasons are consistently entertaining, it's the rather exceptional final two that really bring this show to the next level, and make it quite possibly the best adaptation in the long-running Masters of the Universe franchise.
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Jan 02, 2022This is a wonderful series. Entertaining, funny, great characters, kept my interest all the way through!
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