شيرا وأميرات القوة S1-S5

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My honest rating would be 10/10 because for me the series teaches us a very valuable lesson "friendship" it's literally all over it, each episodes are so cool and it'll make you watch and get excited for the next episode. To conclude my comment, this show is a must watch. I LOVE IT!

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After seeing my neighbor's daughters actively try and change to a different cartoon and then ask her parents to change it after 15 minutes of watching it, the show clearly doesn't seem to be for young girls. I watched She-Ra after watching the old 2000's reboot of He-Man and decided to give the old series a look. So I understand the original show but I don't hold significant nostalgia for it. But this... this isn't She-Ra It feels like a shoe horned in fan fiction that they chouldn't sell to Dreamworks on its own, and instead when given the She-Ra license they just changed a few names and submitted that as the script. It's a vapid and shallow fan fiction that tries to emulate other shows that are popular now, but fails. There are even parts where the main characters, when encountering a bad guy... just scream at them... like... as if they were some wild animal that would just scamper off. The character designs are plastic and cookie cutter. Like they took templates and just used the scaling tool to smoosh and stretch it out in different proportions. This is especially obvious for the character Spinnerella, who's 'chunky' physique was clearly too hard to design as the only fat part is her torso and thick legs, which immediately sprout a thin neck and Barbie Doll like thin face. This show is clearly a cash grab for a very different audience. Despite the name, with such a drastic change of character, and practically little to no resemblance to their original designs, and a butchered story, its clear that they didn't make this for the majority female She-Ra fans (and they seem to actively attack them). And yet, it's not for children as I've clearly hear a couple of young (6-8) girls say that the show was 'for babies'. Not to mention how the show doesn't respect the intelligence of the audience, and putting in messages as subtly as the "This is your brain on drugs" PSA. Which makes me wonder who the audience of this show actually is.

Can't wait to share this with my nieces. Hi energy, great artwork, keeps some of the original lore. Really hope this catches on.

I'm a fan of the old She-Ra cartoons, but I use them to help me fall asleep since they're so one-dimensional. This reboot, on the other hand, is fantastic. I just started watching on a whim, and couldn't stop-just like what happened with "Trollhunters: Tales of Arcadia". I like how the characters have varying body shapes and sizes, and the friendship between Adora, Glimmer and Bow. It's very empowering and modern, which is what we need She-Ra to be in this day and age.

Holy cow, this show is delightful! It's like "Sailor Moon" and "Steven Universe" had a baby, and then the baby was raised by "Voltron: Legendary Defender" and "She-Ra: Princess of Power." It feels much more story and character driven and much less 'toy sales' driven. The voice acting is perfect, the animation is fun, the facial expressions make me giggly, and the music is pretty suitable. That first time she says "For the honor of Grayskull" gave me actual goosebumps.