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Glimmer (post season 5) Mermista Perfuma Entrapta Frosta Netossa Spinnerella Scorpia

someone please help me out. I need a fic where Shadow Weaver invents homophobia for whatever reason (either because she's spiteful that she's single or just because she wants a new way of abusing people). I wanna see how it affects catradora during the course of the show. I have a few ideas in my head but I'm dying because I can't write and I can't find a fic that's not a high school or modern AU and it's killing me.

I just started she ra after i finished helluvu boss, and when she saw the horse, to both myself and my friends horror, i said « NO DONT LET HER NEAR THAT HORSE, ITS BLITZØ 2.0 »

I'm having a few friends over to watch She-ra because they haven't seen it yet and I'm trying to think of some fun, inexpensive, snack ideas that could go with the show. Any thoughts?

I'm sorry I know Catra has depth and complexity but she was awful to all the characters I actually liked (Adora, Scorpia, Entrapta, Mermista etc) and they all forgave her way to easily. I actually checked online in between seasons and found out about Catradora there and I felt like I missed the chemistry the first time I watched it so I reached all of it up to the sand/dessert Catra arc of the show and I still didn't like Catradora.

I just don't like Catra and Catra never did anything in the final season that didn't feel like a complete amnesiac episode. Like Catra keeps telling Adora she doesn't need to put herself in danger and is good enough when all prior seasons and episodes have Catra tell Adora she is worthless and is a failure to the world and her friends.

Catra tried to end the world over her own petty feelings and Catra was the cause of Glimmer's mother's death and I never forgave her and then all of a sudden the whole cast is team Catra and Catradora and I felt so gaslit because Catra shouldn't have ended up with Adora.

Their relationship is fundamentally unhealthy and I feel like Catra should've gotten more "dragged out" development on her own without the rest of the cast because none of them should've been OK with being "buddy-buddy" with her after everything she did especially Adora and Glimmer. She should've done introspection and got better on her own.

Catra is damaged but she hurts the rest of the cast as a result and is barely punished for it and her being damaged is a reason not a justification. She still repeated hurts and demeans Adora and Scorpia and does repeated acts of violence and terrorism for her own ego and sense of pride.

Catra was not expecting Entrapta to come back alive and fully expected her to die. She sucks. I hate everyone in the fandom for acting like she's "cute uwu traumatized tsundere cat girl lesbian" who's redeemed herself.

I kind of feel like we didn’t get to see much of Lonnie. I feel like she was a bit of a key player in the story somehow, like she got a full episode, but we really didn’t get to see what happened to her and the others like Kyle and Rogelio at the end. I honestly think when prime was taking over in the last season she could’ve joined the rebellion finally and helped to defeat him. I don’t know. I just think she’s a cool character and her design is very different from the rest of the girls. What do you think?

She-Ra made me She-Cry. That is all.

I'm almost done with Vol 1 of "Sera and the Royal Stars" and it's been pretty good!

I picked it up because I thought it said She-ra, but then the cover reminded me of She-ra too. But as I'm reading on, it's very similar. A lot in character design and dialogue. The plot isnt that similar, but there are still similarities. Check it out!!

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/49561486-sera-and-the-royal-stars-vol-1

I feel like every time there’s a show that tries to write about the protagonist or the hero “changing their destiny”, and trying to relay the message that you get to choose your own path ironically always somehow does the exact opposite by proving that you actually don’t get to choose your own destiny. Adora believed that she had to be Shera and be the weapon that the first ones intended her to be, so she could use the heart of Etheria to destroy their enemy. Throughout the show her friends, and even Cara were all trying to convince her that she doesn’t have to do that, and that the first ones’ mission for Shera doesn’t have to be her destiny. She can still choose what she wants to do, right? Wrong, because in the end she did destroy the first ones enemy using the heart of Etheria😅 being Shera and destroying Horde Prime was always her destiny, but I will say she just carried out her destiny on her own terms, but either way she still did it. I don’t know if there’s a lesson in this, but I think it’s just funny that most of these stories always try to act like you can change was meant for you, but in reality you can’t, you can just change how you get it. Anyways, what do you guys think? 😊

I feel like every time there’s a show that tries to write about the protagonist or the hero “changing their destiny”, and trying to relay the message that you get to choose your own path ironically always somehow does the exact opposite by proving that you actually don’t get to choose your own destiny. Adora believed that she had to be Shera and be the weapon that the first ones intended her to be, so she could use the heart of Etheria to destroy their enemy. Throughout the show her friends, and even Cara were all trying to convince her that she doesn’t have to do that, and that the first ones’ mission for Shera doesn’t have to be her destiny. She can still choose what she wants to do, right? Wrong, because in the end she did destroy the first ones enemy, which was poor prime using the heart of Etheria😅 being Shera and destroying Horde Prime was always her destiny, but I will say she just carried out her destiny on her own terms, but either way she still did it. I don’t know if there’s a lesson in this, but I think it’s just funny that most of these stories always try to act like you can change was meant for you, but in reality you can’t, you can just change how you get it. Anyways, what do you guys think? 😊

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Despite being kind of the villain/antihero of the season, I think Glimmer's strategic abilities when it came to fighting the Horde are very underappreciated. Yes, I know she almost ended the world, but look at her moves outside of things relating to the heart of Etheria; (Not neccessarily ethical moves, but incredibly smart and strategic)

- Glimmer is able to ambush Catra and destroy the majority of the Horde's bots by using the other princesses as a distraction.

- Glimmer allows Shadow Weaver to teach her how to become a stronger sorcerer and listens to her advice on how to catch Catra offguard.

- Glimmer is able to use her broken relationship with Adora in order to catch Double Trouble.

- Glimmer puts her feelings towards Double Trouble aside and hires them to psychologically break Catra and Hordak down.

At the end of the day, people should remember that without even using the heart of Etheria, Glimmer almost single-handedly took down the Horde in season 4. If she hadn't activated it and gotten them out of despondos, they would've won the war then and there thanks to her, and I think that's very impressive.

I get the feeling that the responses are gonna be mixed to say the least lol.

I’m writing an essay on these two as an abuse survivor that went through pretty much the same thing Catra went through. I was wondering what common complaints there were about these two, although I do love them here are the flaws I think they have:

• Realistically, Catra would be the one to run away from the Horde since she is treated as lesser-than compared to Adora. Adora would be the one to stay since she actively benefits from the system in the Horde.

•Catra is treated as an animal, even by Adora. (i.e when she sleeps at the bottom of Adora’s bed instead of by the pillows.) She is written to be Latina, but she is also never confirmed in the series to be Latina. (Thus, Catra being part animal could be seen as offensive, but I am not Latina, so if anyone who is or any people who are POC want to chime, in feel free to lmk what you think.)

•They have the same “mother” figure, and some people say they’re like sisters. Thus, I’ve seen abuse victims explain that Catradora reminds them of them and their sibling, which makes it weird that they’re a couple.

Overall, I do like Catradora, but I just think there are some flaws.

Hi Everyone!

During my routine rewatch of Inside Job I noticed She-ra, He-man and Catra. My partner thought it wasn’t a reference to the current she-ra, but the 80’s version. (Made sense, this episode is an 80’s themed ep) Until I noticed modern Catra!

Yes, I know both things can be true but still, pretty cool!

Love that even in the Inside Job universe Catra and Adora are still (somewhat) together!

Does anyone else really identify with Catra and Adora's storyline? Like, having a girl best friend you grew up with and have known since forever, being both raised in an abusive environment, having a falling out, apologising and getting back together as girlfriends after some years...? Like holy shit, I couldn't believe how much their story resonated with my real life experiences, I don't think any other piece of media has ever affected me that much... Does anyone else feel a deep connection with this characters or am I alone in this?