TV Review: She-Ra and the Princesses of Power (Netflix)

So, what are my thoughts on the new She-Ra tv show now on Netflix? Well, I can say WOW!

I had seen the old cartoon but I never could remember anything other than the tv special (He-man She-ra Christmas). So, what about this is so special well the voice acting is awesome, the action and talking is balance.

In this reboot of the series Adora and Catra work for Hordak. Adora is made force captain which makes Catra jealous. We also meet Glimmer and Bow who happen to be part of the rebellion is trying to find first one tech. Adora and Glimmer both see a sword and Adora gets to it first. Adora becomes She-Ra and Glimmer takes her hostage. The rest is Adora trying to fit in with the rebellion, Glimmer trying to get the Princesses of power together.

I love the way the show is paced and how everything fits into this show. I also love the way to add some LBGT elements into the show. The love-hate relationship between Catra and Adora is nice to see in this show. It also seems to take elements from The Last Airbender and Steven Universe.

This series works very well for me and I can’t wait to see season 2 and hopefully introduces He-man (as a twist since She-Ra was introduced by He-man). Voices by Aimee Carrero as Adora / She-Ra, Karen Fukuhara as Glimmer, Princess of Bright Moon, AJ Michalka as Catra, Marcus Scribner as Bow, Reshma Shetty as Angella, Queen of Bright Moon, Lorraine Toussaint as Shadow Weaver, Keston John as Hordak and Grizzlor, Lauren Ash as Scorpia, Christine Woods as Entrapta, Princess of Dryl, Genesis Rodriguez as Perfuma, Princess of Plumeria, Jordan Fisher as Sea Hawk, Vella Lovell as Mermista, Princess of Salineas, Merit Leighton as Frosta, Princess of the Kingdom of Snows, Sandra Oh as Castaspella, Krystal Joy Brown as Netossa, rebel princess, Noelle Stevenson as Spinnerella, rebel princess, Morla Gorrondona as Light Hope, Grey Griffin as Razz, Adam Ray as Swift Wind