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I’m pretty sure Razz just experiences time non-linearly. I believe this because she mentions Adora to Mara and is clearly confused when she goes back.

Entrapta makes sense if you look at her as heavily neurodivergent-coded. She's moved on from the "betrayal" of her friends back to her hyperfixation of First Ones tech

“Cough in my face, i want to catch the princess” is probably the greatest sentence ever said in the history of mankind.

As a person with an emotionally abusive mother I like catra's character a lot because she's real with how she reacts to the about, she becomes toxic and self destructive. The show doesn't glamorize her abuse and trauma but it also doesn't demonize her, she didn't magically become good because the show demanded it, she became 'good' because she wanted to, confronting her toxic behaviour, standing up against her abusers, having a support group and trying. Also I love how that pet she gets acts like a therapy pet and a representation of her emotions

You missed the way they foreshadowed Micah not actually being dead when Angela says her goodbyes, because as she leaves he seems to remember and tries to tell her that he's on Beast Island. None of my friends believed me when I told them that after S3 lol.

I normally don't like the trope of "I love you" saving the day, but for She-Ra, it was a well earned resolution.

I get the chills whenever i see catra's "I'm sorry", especially because she herself established that she would never apologize

I love how darn on the nose "light spinner" and "shadow weaver" are as names. Similar concept, except one is pretty sounding and the other is spooky. It fits so well with all the other names in the show just being a modified version of a word that encompasses the character.

I know it's kinda weird to comment on someone's appearance in a video, but i think you nailed whatever look you were going for

Adora is like a golden retriever. Stronk. Loyal. Tries her best. Sometimes dumb af.

Micah was teased to still be alive during the reality altering portal stuff, as when Angela was saying goodbye to him as just a "memory", he suddenly realised what was going on and called for her to wait

I liked the she ra ending a lot. Adora always saw herself as a hero bc other people told her that. Shadow Walker told her that she's a hero and responsible for everyone's mistakes, mainly catra's. The Kingdoms people view her as a weapon, the lost civilisation does and even she does. When she loses her powers she loses a part of herself. She blames herself for it. Later she tries to sacrifice herself, as a hero would, and Catra begs her to not do that. Catra loves her and can't stand Adora destroying herself. Adora is told that she shouldn't just act like others want her to act, but instead also perusing what she wants to persue.

I know you didn’t point out Glimmer’s character growth too much in this video, but I always felt like her progression in the series was the perfect foil to Catra. Glimmer and Catra both made awful decisions as young teens who gain a lot of power. The scene with the two of them talking on Hordak’s ship felt like the climax of both of their arcs and made me realize how similar they are. And once Glimmer could be forgiven, it made it easier to forgive Catra as well, even if she was on the wrong side of the war for so long.

The queer prom motif is absolutely due to Molly Ostertag being a writer for the prom episodes of both She-Ra and Owl House. She’s the common denominator there. I like to think she’s giving queer people the gay prom we all deserve since a decent amount of us were not out for our own proms.

Okay but Catra knew the whole time in season 3 that she wasn't in the right reality but wanted to live in the dream and it parallels really well with what Angela does. Angela gives up the dream but Catra cant.

I've seen a lot of people complain about how awful Glimmer is in later seasons, and how she just becomes a horrible person. But imo, personally, I think it has a lot to do with the loss of her mother. While it isn't an excuse, it could be an explanation. Not to mention the world literally falling apart while she has to deal with that grief. I honestly feel for Glimmer a lot. It must be really difficult to have to take on the role of queen after losing a mom. Not just in her coronation episode, but in every episode afterwards, especially when she lashes out at her friends.

I actually empathize with everybody that Catra hurts. I dated someone with a lot of issues like Catra and she took out all of her anger out on me just like Catra did to Scorpia. I feel like Scorpia deserved so much better and it just hurts me inside.

“Except Hordak, he’s really the only one who’s not complex” Season 3 Hordak: hold my character development-

Honestly, as much as so many people on the internet will critique it, there really hasn't been a show that gave such a satisfying ending in a while, and I can't help but love the show.

I think she-ra is kinda like the avatar, when one incarnation dies there’s some magical natural process that chooses the next one. The sword is only a tool to channel her power and kinda build up magic within it and makes it easier to use the magic and was manufactured by the first ones to control she-ra, possibly making the she-ra think she is dependent on the sword like adora does at first and in a way limiting she-ra. Maybe originally the universe was more connected or something and she-ra did protect the entire universe instead of just etheria but the first ones were greedy

"The first episodes were not the best episode." I think we can all agree on that.

Only downsides of this video: 1. No talk about Scorpia’s singing 2. We didn’t talk about that episode with Kyle Rogelio and Lonnie in the forest

Bow being a princess is everything we all needed

What I love is Hordak’s actor is the voice of Darius in Owl House. Love that. And I verbally went “Yes” when Catra and Adora kissed. It was just beautiful.

I watched She-ra with my siblings My older sister(19-20 when we watched) literally screamed at the kiss from excitement, she got used to not seeing gay characters not be confirmed like that My little brother(7-8) liked the show cuz of the action and he didn’t really mind the romance but he thought it was “good for them:0”

I’m not sure if you noticed but if you go back to the scene where Angela is all like “Glimmer needs me” you hear Micah tell her he’s not dead. I think the line is “wait, Angie, Angela I’m not-“ and then he gets eaten by the universe collapsing.

Loved this! Quick note tho, Mica being alive was definitely set up. When Mica and Angela are talking at the end of 3, Angela says none of this is real, and that he's dead. When she flies away, Mica blinks like he's remembering something and reaches out to her and yells, "Wait, Angela, I'm not--" but then his part of reality is taken.

I always feel like catre gets a lot of bad rap for being a genuinely bad person for so long, but I always really liked it because it shows a realistic journey of someone coming to terms with their own bad behavior and making better choices to try and have a more peaceful life. I loved how they didn’t just redeem her though death at the end, she got to grow into a new person.

One thing this show lacks: more Kyle, Rogelio and Lonnie. I wish we would see more of their polycule relationship at least in the end

The She-Ra reboot single handedly carried my entire summer in 2020 😭 There's also rumors of a live action developed by Amazon Prime that has no relation to the Netflix version, are you guys interested in watching it if it comes out? (no pun intended-) If it doesn't come out, blame Kyle.

This show is such a beautiful, big fat middle finger to the whole "chosen one" trope. Showing that thrusting a destiny onto someone isn't what makes them a hero but that their own actions and choices do.

Angela’s “trapped forever between dimensions outside of time and space” non-death could have been used as a co-op to bring her back later, and in so glad they committed to it

Am I the only one that’s wants to know more about Scorpia and her people? Cause if I remember correctly when Scorpia went to to the ruins of her kingdom with Emily there was a ruin with a Scorpion on it and when Emily pointed it out, Scorpia got uncomfortable.🤔

A bit of a correction, She-ra was made because of the popularity of He-man with girls specifically Teela. But there was one problem they couldn't make money off of it since the toy line was aimed at boys. Thus the idea to make a show and toy line specifically aimed at girls was born. This basically created the American magical girl market. Also I wouldn't say that the Netflix adaptation was popular with fans of the original She-ra.

Ngl I haven't watched She-Ra, but the part where she said "I didn't know being a princess was CONTAGIOUS!" Got an ugly snort out of me 😂

I LOVE this show so, so much. There’s a reason I keep recommending it to all of my friends. Honestly atm my only very minor annoyance about it is that I and plenty of other fans would have loved at least a couple OVAs or a movie or something to give us some aftermath because we can’t get enough of such a wonderful story. That, and just typically my favourite character ended up being one who doesn’t have all that much screen time or much of an arc, so it would’ve been nice to see them having to interact more.

The reason Catra had trouble ajusting to being with Adora and Glimmer and Bow and Entrapta on the ship was because she wasn’t ready to see herself as redeemed. She never considered herself redeemable, which was why she was adamant that she sacrificed herself to save Glimmer. Shadow Weaver, on the other hand, never wanted any sort of redemption but also was not ever conflicted about her morality. Shadow Weaver only really sought power or revenge, and her death isn’t really a redemption like Catra’s would have been.

In regards to She-Ra as a Magical Protector, what I got from the series is that She-ra is like the Spirit of Aetheria. Not really a protector of the universe but specifically that planet as a kind of combined power of all the magic in the planet. She-ra never had anything to do with the First Ones until they found the planet and created the sword to basically steal the power of She-Ra for their Superweapon. Magic existed on the planet before, First Ones just added all the tech parts to make it "magitek" presumably because that's the only way they could control the magic.

In season 4 Glimmer isnt crazy, shes just struggling with ruling, and juggling being a queen to her friends. She is a young queen in a war. I think her character is very interesting and goes through a lot of changes both good and bad

Loved the voice actor casting for this show

i’ve always wished they showed more of adora’s life with the horde before she left, especially her fighting in their army. more of her and catra’s friendship would’ve been nice too. that way, when she does leave for bright moon, it’s way more impactful and makes her transition to the rebellion more interesting. instead it feels like they just jumped right in and tried to give us a bunch of flashback scenes to make up for it.

Negative’s character arc in this video is everything.

I think the only lingering plot hole in this series was that Bow -- is that how you spell his name? -- was glowing in the final battle of the first season, which *seemed* to indicate that he was a princess. But in season two when they were all fighting together he didn't glow, and it was never addressed again. I feel like they added that back when it was supposed to be a one season show, and just didn't think about what it would mean in subsequent seasons.

This show makes me cry so much. Such a gem… who knows if we will ever get another animated show like this one.

Gonna be honest, I never shipped the characters (except for like, Mermista and Sea Hawk) but I also never saw Adora and Catra as sisters. I also have a warped sense of pacing so I enjoyed S5 quite a bit and really didn’t have any griefs over it. I actually really enjoyed the whole show and started watching it right when it came out, hooking on and waiting for seasons and binging them. I thoroughly enjoyed it, and I don’t mind the ships at all, so it’s not really a big deal to me how they turned out (though I did freak out a bit when Adora and Catra kissed, since I wasn’t expecting that *at all.* But yeah, I really didn’t have any problems with it personally.

I actually loved Gimmer in s4. It really cemented her as my favorite character along with Catra. I was actually all for the conflict between Glimmer, Adora, and Bow.

This series broke me and rebuilt me in so many ways, specially catra, I relate to her a lot, I’ve also been hurt so many times in my life that I also push people a side when I feel terrible, catra is such a relatable character that watching her story develop a king everyone else felt perfect, She-Ra is an amazing show and I couldn’t recommend it enough.

I always think that Shera is kind of like the avatar where Shera is like a magic spirit that keeps getting reincarnated again and again

I clicked faster then catra could say "hey adora"

i want a prequel with mara so baddddd! i also want to know more about the 1st one, their whole world , ideals , etc. hoping someday netflix will consider this

Glimmers mom dying at the end of season three was the biggest plot twist 10-year-old me ever experienced cause I always watched films if the main characters die they did come back to life that was my first experience where it didn’t happen and let me tell you It shook me to my CORE 😭😭

when you said Hordak is the only not complex character i laughed because even he gets his time in the spotlight and has complex goals and experiences.

The part where Light Hope goes “Don’t do it. Don’t do it. Don’t do it. Don’t… Do it.” it gives me chills 😩

I’d love to see you break down The Dragon Prince or Tales of Arcadia, two other fantastic animated Netflix series. The Owl House and Amphibia as well!

I just finished the show less than an hour ago. I feel like crying because their story is finally over. That show brought me such peace and joy and now it's finished. But it has helped me heal during the worse times of my life. I adore this show, and I'll carry the story with me for the rest of my life.

I fell in love with Shadow Weaver more and more in the series tbh. She's a great villain and she does have some character development, allbeit her character is very tragic Adora could pan drive me anyday

Also to your Question: Why a Failsafe for a Superweapon. Well, two options: Number one: The First ones bilt the Failsafe in case the Superweapon in any way malfunctions. It _is_ a Superweapon. You don't want it blowing up in your face. Number two: The _Rebels_ built the Failsafe, without the rest of the First ones knowing. Either way, Failsafe makes perfect sense to me

One of my gripes with the show is that Adora practically unlearned all of her brainwashing in the Horde so easily (even in the original show, I think, but it’s been such a long time since I’ve binged). It would be so interesting to see how Adora’s brainwashing conflicts with her She-Ra abilities and her questioning if she even deserves them in the first place. I did also miss Adam, but that was something I could look past (but seeing someone who made Adora feel the way she made Catra feel would have also been interesting!)

"We removed the cushions..." "..." "... most of the cushions." ONE OF MY FAVOURITE BITS 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

She-Ra is a perfect show and perfect story. I wish there was more but I’m glad it’s wrapped up so perfectly.

4:03 S1 25:34 S2 37:57 S3 48:31 S4 1:04:44 S5

She -Ra was truly a wild, magical, intense, whirlwind of a show. Watching this video reminded/refueled my love and appreciation for this show.

“Luckily the clone they adopted” Had me rolling 😂😂😂

“Except for Hordak. He’s pretty much the only one who’s not complex.” Honey, you’ve got a big storm coming.

i agree with she-ra being an almost perfect show. the only issue i have is how clunky the plot feels at times. when the princess were being recruited in season 1, it was always at the third try thay they got them. in season 5, you could tell they were cramming in as much of catra's redemption arc and best friend squad moments as they possibly could, so the finale could make sense. i feel that could have been better handled, but there's also production and direction issues that have an effect on that. overall, the show really shines with it's characters and connectivity, to the point the plot feels like it's just enough to serve the themes stevenson wanted to convey (cycles of abuse, healing, love, etc, etc). every aspect of the narrative serves it's purposes well or perfect. it's feels very polished, which is sadly rare. please cover the dragon prince if you want! it's very, very good!!

Stevenson: "I think telling a lesbian romance is not the same story as telling a straight romance. The dynamics are very different and it's not something that I think can fit into the classic, straight romance archetype. Early on, when we weren't able to be open about the nature of these characters' relationships or what the story was, we just kept getting branded with the word "sisters." As any woman who loves women knows, it's something that's very hurtful that comes up a lot. Straight people have trouble wrapping their heads around the nature of a lesbian or Sapphic relationship in any way. It's like "oh these two women have very strong feelings for each other," I'm going to translate that through the lens of sisterhood because that's what I understand. Letting that happen or think that's how these two characters can have that intense connection, this level of caring about each other, that's the easiest way to get it to that point where that relationship has the weight it needs to have."

Adora leaving the fright zone so fast is so unrealistic because no one would leave their home when everything is okay. adora seemed happy in the fright zone and giving up on everything to help strangers should've been portrayed a bit slowly... even if she had a hero complex. I wish we could've seen how Adora befriended Catra, how Catra ended up there, their sleepovers...

I did not realize people thought entrapta's voice was annoying. it never would have occurred to me-- but then, I got used to and started to like *doofenshmirtz's* voice bc I liked him so much, so. I guess I kinda that sensor out in my brain lmfao

(EDIT: before yall kill each other in the comments, I don't think Catra is fully redeemed yet, but she is making an effort , which is a great start. As I've said, she has a long way to go, but the progress she is making shouldn't be undermined either. I highly recommend watching *Five by Five Take's* She-Ra analysis videos, particularly the ones on Corridors, and Score Appreciation, as it highlights the pinnacle of great writing in the show imo.) Though I admit the overall story with Etheria, First Ones, She-Ra, and Prime are a bit confusing; where the show really shines most is the characters and the complex relationships they have with each other (and the audience). I love how the show explores dynamics between characters, and why they do the things they do. I am especially awed at how they wrote Adora, how they addressed the "chosen one" trope and made her relatable. She's not just some badass hero, she's more than that--- she's human, with her own struggles and her own flaws. Even Angela had her time to shine. The parallels established between Angela, Glimmer and Shadow Weaver, Adora, and Catra were masterfully done imo. Catra though, is my favorite. I love how they had her descend further and further into darkness; but at the same time, you could see that she's a good person that's been hurt time and time again and needs help accepting help. She was a child, and not every child thats been abused grows up knowing better. She had to realize for herself that she was wrong, she had to admit it to herself that what she was doing, no matter how hurt she was or no matter how much she wanted to be useful, wasn't right. She was hurting those she desperately craved. In the end, she made the same decision that Adora did at the very first episode. She recognized her errors and strived to do better, even at the cost of herself. When the show ended, it wasn't the end of her redemption. She still had a lot of making up to do and will continue to for the rest of her life, but saving Etheria was a good start. In the end, this is a show about Choices. A show about light and dark Corridors. Hordak was banished, but he chose to rule Etheria in a desperate hope for approval. Shadow Weaver chose to meddle with dark magic, she chose the Horde, she chose to be cruel and manipulate literal children. Angela chose to protect her own children, even at the cost of her life and being at odds with Glimmer for years. Adora chose to leave, she chose to go against what everyone else wanted her to be, she chose to fight for herself. Catra chose to stay, to fight for herself at the cost of others, then, she chose to fight for the one who always believed in her, she fought for her own happiness, not survival. We are a product of our choices, not our circumstances.

Finished the video. And I just wanna say. The ending of she-ra made me cry. A lot. This show hits home so hard. And honestly, if it existed when I was younger, I would have accepted myself sooner. Things like She-ra are so important for queer youth and I am so happy with the ending. I honestly don’t know if anything can match how amazing an experience She-Ra was.

Bow is the best character. Here’s why. Bow did not judge adora like glimmer, he didn’t care if she was apart of the horde! HOW KIND IS THAT?!

as one that had watched she - ra over 10 time i have a fun fact! Horde Prime never actually falls. Hordak throws him off the platform cliff thing, but if you never noticed when ever Horde Prime takes control of someones mind and words, that person he’s contoling gets white pupils. Now before i noticed this i was surprised, and confused that Hordak turned against Entrapta when he just protected her. But if you play close attention, with the thing i said before about Horde Prime taking control of people, if you pay close attention to Hordaks eyes, you will notice the white pupil i mentioned before. Also to mention the fact that when Horde Prime takes control of someone, it makes a weird ghostly noise, if you listen, you hear that noise. So Horde Prime never truly gets defeated, so he’s still out there in space somewhere, so i really want a season six, but sadly there will be none

Glimmer is so well written, in that I hate her actions and behaviour in later seasons SO much, but her choices are very believable given her circumstances and character flaws

Razz is a non-linear character. She simply experiences time differentely from us "linears".

This show filled the whole that "Avatar: The Last Airbender" left in my heart after years of searching and rewatching different and amazing show. She-Ra is just beautiful and a someone whose part of the LGBTQ+ community, THIS is the show that I will always go back whenever I need some gay magic in my life

I think this show is so underrated, easily on my top 5 animated series with less than a 100 episodes

24:57 in that scene the princesses basically function as extension cords through which Shera channeled the power of the rune stones into her sword (the key to the planet) but I guess we can still call it the power of friendship.

Not to be controversial or anything, but if you look at Catra fitting the criteria for Borderline Personality Disorder- she's pretty solidly locked in there. Fits of explosive anger followed by intense fear of a "Favorite Person" abandoning/leaving them and further acting out because they're so stressed and afraid the person will leave. No sense of identity/self without Adora around, childhood trauma/neglect at Shadow Weaver's hand, and risky self-destructive behavior that comes from self-loathing and the want to feel something other than shame and guilt for hurt that may have been caused to others. Catra acted horribly throughout, and saying she lines up with a disorder isn't me trying to say all her horrible actions should be excused. But when looking at those actions, the framing of the show, with its almost explicit Narcissistic Parenting terminologies and tones in Catradora scenes with Shadow Weaver with Adora being the "Golden Child" and Catra being the "Scapegoat", it feels intentional. Catra at the very beginning was basically "abandoned" by her favorite person Adora in the first couple of episodes, and she could have come with her in that moment- but we don't always make the right decisions or ones like "let's join the opposing side and abandon the only home we've ever known" in just a few moments on an active battlefield. So then she was physically and mentally abused even worse from then on without Adora there to be Perfect and distract Shadow Weaver from it. Shadow Weaver even admits she sees herself in Catra and that's why she hates her lmao, that's textbook Narcissist parent!! From what I know about the creators of the show, I think these things were intentional. Recovering from a bad family can be a lifelong journey, one where you run the risk of being like the abuser if you're complacent, or having to take so much time to unlearn the survival mindset you've had to learn in order to survive in a place where you were treated badly. I give Catra a little more grace because of that. It's important to note here that Borderline Personality Disorder is not necessarily a life-long condition: with compassion and a lot of working on oneself, one can "lose" the diagnosis. I think these dynamics line up with the portrayal of complex relationships and developing emotional intelligence for younger people, and that She-Ra made a very creative step forward and has given some kids in unhappy situations the language or theory they need to even slightly start recognizing that they aren't the problem!! If seeing any of what I said helps adjust your perspective on the series even a little bit, or makes you want to go back and listen for the terminologies themselves, then I'm content. Thanks!

Angela isn't technically dead, she's just...trapped! Forever! In a timeless space, probably, and even if time passes, she's immortal! If they ever do a movie, they really should make it about saving her.

1:12:17 to answer your question: it's briefly said in a Madam Razz flash back w/ Mara. Madam Razz tells Mara, the sword didn't choose She-ra, She-ra is the chosen of Etheria. Basically, She-ra is Etheria's chosen one/guardian/defender person. The first ones created the sword to control this person and the planet themselves

46:37 When they enter Entrapta's lab she's surrounded by robots of which two resemble Scorpia and Hordak. She might not have fully remembered evrything but it was enough to build robot versions of her friends.

as much as I love catra and adora's dynamic from all perspectives and I really want them to just be together and have their happily ever after I think they both have a lot of mental healing and maturing to do before they can commit to a relationship

i love how you went in-depth with explaining, well.. EVERYTHING. and some of your thoughts and opinions were new to me so it was like unlocking a new pathway in my brain? in conclusion, i love this video

wow, you have a new subscriber! watching this was like rewatching the series again lol

honestly, this review of you doing she-ra really makes me want a review on what your thoughts were about Voltron and how that one crashed and burned great video btw, the points you'd had made on catra and Adora's relationship and catra, in general, were just yes

Actually Catra was PROTECTING Scorpia when she told her not to save her from jail. She said "they'll take you down with me".

Season 5 turned me into a emotinal mess ... falling in love with theses characters and to have a safe and non rushed ending kinda puts me at peace even though I'm sad it ended 💔

Double Trouble can pile-drive me any day! (I had to tweak it!)

I'd say my only major criticism of this show is its animation. It's not bad per se, but it isn't particularly good either? It's completely serviceable and it doesn't look wrong or broken, but compared to its contemporaries It's lacking.

I believe that the only thing I would've added to the show would be maybe more focus on Mermista and Frosta because Mermista was left in charge even though his dad was alive and Frosta was basically obligated to be Queen since her parents died, but other than that I love this show so much.

1:21:13 I 100% agree with that statement, there is absolutely everything for everyone in this show which is impressive! It can really appeal to anyone

Man i just love your commentary! The pacing is chef kiss !!

one thing that kills me about the very first season and why catra stayed with the horde is that adora has been witness to all the physical abuse catra has suffered, and to catra, this made the horde obviously evil. now what catra must hear is that all the pain she went through wasnt enough for adora to realize she should leave the horde. (which isnt to say adora wasnt abused, she absolutely was, but her abuse was much more emotional abuse than physical)

Catra and Glimmer are the best characters. I love how they’re narrative foils. Someone made a great video about it

Great video! I love this series and its become my comfort re-watch show. The one bit that I definitely expected you to discuss was the scene between Adora and vision/hologram Mara in Heart Part 1 "You're worth more than what you give to other people. You deserve love too". This along with Adora's reaction to learning that she doesn't have a choice, she was chosen give me SO many feels. Cartoons in the 80s were marketing but they often carried a (usually weak) morality message about how to treat others, how to care for the environment, etc.. But She-ra 2018 is trying to teach us our own worth and strength is whatever we want it to be. We're worth more than what we can do for other people and we deserve to choose our own path. Perfect is the most accurate description of this show and I'm SO GLAD you revisited it and watched the whole thing.

There is one thing I think is confusing. In the book, they are adoptive sisters, and in the show you could take it as close friends or adoptive sisters. But making them a couple is a bit odd since they are seen as siblings. ~ Sincerely an adopted kid

Shera is always a fave since I watched her and her bro in the 80s. Not a fan of Netflix Shera but I watched it all and respect its fans that enjoy it!

Off topic: Negative's hair looks AMAZINGGG, like howwww???😭 Edit: DAMNNNN A WHOLE 1 HOUR LONG VIDEO, LEMME GO GRAB MY SNACKS- Edit 2: Adora can pile drive me anyday...

Adora can piledrive me ANY day! Also, I just finished watching the show for the first time and I've been binge-watching commentaries; you have a great style and I love that you sometimes let us see under the hood (like when one of your predictions doesn't pan out.) That's some solid scripting and editing.