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• The Secret of the Sword
• He-Man's She-Ra Is Returning To TV For A New Show
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• 'She-Ra' reportedly set for live-action debut with new standalone series at Amazon
• Netflix’s New He-Man Reboot To Be Completely Separate From Other He-Man Reboot And Movie
• Movie Description
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• Amazon’s live-action She-Ra series enlists Watchmen director Nicole Kassell
• 'Masters of the Universe' CG animated series is heading for Netflix

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The Secret of the Sword

Since her debut in , She-Ra has been a character who's defied categorization. The equal parts beautiful and badass twin sister of He-Man , she was originally created by Mattel as a way to sell more action figures to girls. Because of this, when her toys first arrived in stores, retailers didn't know where to stock them.

Should they go with the other Masters of the Universe toys in the boy section or alongside the Barbie dolls in the girl section? The strict gender binary of the toy store's floor plan was not built to accommodate a woman with a sword! Now, decades after we thought that She-Ra was gone for good, the Princess of Power is having a resurgence.

With her rebooted Netflix series currently in its third season, She-Ra is arguably even outshining her typically top billed twin brother in the cultural zeitgeist. From her origins as a spin-off character to her recent re-introduction to a new generation, we bring you a mix of strange tales from behind-the-scenes of the She-Ra cartoons, along with a few stories about how this unconventional character first impacted our culture and continues to do so today.

So for kids of all ages and genders who don't want to choose between blowing up robots and having perfect hair while doing it, this is for you. This is the untold truth of She-Ra. The first She-Ra figure that was released in early looked a little different than you might expect.

Her tiara, if it could even be called that, was an enormous monstrosity that wrapped all around her face like a lion's mane. The reason for this is that her crown was designed to serve a dual function. When Princess Adora transformed into She-Ra, her tiara could be turned upside down, at which point it would become a golden superhero mask. In the first few She-Ra comics that were released, which predate her debut as a cartoon character, she's illustrated with this golden mask while in her superhero identity, and with a similar face-framing crown while as Adora.

It was certainly a cool idea, but it didn't work in the execution. First of all, during testing, most kids didn't want to cover She-Ra's face when they were playing with her, so this dual functionality of the crown was rarely used. Also, it was just plain weird looking. Because of this, even in the earliest comics , the illustrations scale the tiara down and alter the shape of it a bit to make it look a little less ridiculous.

When She-Ra finally made her cartoon debut that year, the whole reversible crown thing was dropped, and later toys and comics followed suit. Ever since, She-Ra has sported her now iconic tiara which does one thing well, rather than doing two things poorly.

A largely unknown footnote in early She-Ra history was brought to light by the documentary Toy Masters , which investigates the surprisingly tangled and nebulous question of who invented the character of He-Man.

Along the way, the documentary explores other side stories and ethical questions related to ownership of characters that are made by large teams of creators. We don't know for certain why they did this, but if we had to guess, it's probably because the main character in the first novel of that series, The Ladies of Mandrigyn , is named "Sheera.

It seems like, during her interactions with Mattel, Hambly made a good impression, because the ending to this strange story is that Hambly eventually ended up getting hired to write an episode of the She-Ra cartoon called Above It All. Maybe while someone at Mattel was reading through her books in order to determine the likelihood of future legal troubles, they ended up becoming a fan of her work and offered her a job.

Besides just Barbara Hambly, much of the rest of She-Ra: Princess of Power 's writing staff also went on to have great careers after the series ended. Writer Larry DiTillio , who penned 18 episodes of the original She-Ra , went on to become the executive story editor of Babylon 5.

However, he continued to work in cartoons all throughout his life. Among his many accomplishments in children's animation is the fact that he wrote or co-wrote most episodes of the TV show Beast Wars. Another She-Ra writer who went on to become a star was J.

Perhaps the most unexpected breakout stars of She-Ra were the music composers for all 93 episodes, Haim Saban and Shuki Levy , who in a few years would go on to create their own She-Ra -sized pop culture phenomenon in the form of Power Rangers.

In , He-Man was on top of the world. A big budget Hollywood movie — or at least, a medium budget one — was more or less inevitable. Less certain, however, was the question of whether or not He-Man's sister would be joining him for his trip into live action. Several people involved with the Masters of the Universe film, such as production designer William Stout, have confirmed that She-Ra was indeed included in a few early drafts of the script, but in the end, the filmmakers decided to focus the first movie solely on the exploits of Prince Adam and to save Adora for the sequel.

Perhaps it was because the film hit a year too late, when the He-Man fad was already essentially over, or perhaps it was because the film was just plain bad, as it currently holds a measly 17 percent on Rotten Tomatoes.

Regardless, we sadly never got to see what a live action She-Ra would look like. We do have, however, some early concept art for the film, which includes a potential design for She-Ra's cinematic outfit. It's totally different from her look in the cartoon, but we think you'll agree with us that it's pretty darn cool. Dave Capper, director of marketing for boys' toys at Mattel , felt that She-Ra was to blame.

In the Netflix documentary series The Toys That Made Us , Capper said, "We started to get feedback that if an eight-year-old boy had been playing with He-Man for two or three years, and now his sister was saying, 'I have the power,' that there was something that just didn't feel as cool.

Janice Varney-Hamlin, former director of worldwide marketing for fashion dolls at Mattel, had a response to Capper, that his theory was "the most ridiculous thing I had ever heard of. Mark Ellis, former Mattel VP, offered an alternate take, that the once-strong quality of the toy line had become diluted with too many uninteresting side characters, saying, "We ended up So the new kids coming in couldn't start the collection appropriately, and that's in fact what led to large inventories and then the overall product going down.

Maybe the overabundance of unwanted toys was to blame, maybe He-Man was just a fad that was always destined to die, but it seems like regardless of why kids eventually moved on to the next thing, She-Ra probably had little to do with it. Out of all the non-issue "controversies" to bring the weirdest hot takes out of the strange dark corners of the internet, perhaps none is more infamous than kerfuffle that occurred after the reveal of She-Ra's redesign from the reboot.

In her new design, She-Ra eschews makeup and her previous pin-up model proportions in favor of looking more like a realistic, athletic teenager. Her outfit now also has tiny shorts under her skirt, probably because trying to draw a character doing action poses while wearing a skirt without showing any underwear was a constant struggle in the original show. However, certain He-Manbabies took this new design as a personal offense, and decided to engage in a little performative hair pulling, with angry Twitter users saying that she didn't look like a girl anymore.

Fortunately, the backlash against this backlash was even stronger. Even J. Michael Straczynski, co-creator of the original cartoon, weighed in , saying that he and his co-creator, Larry DiTillio, "spoke, and wrote of, and considered her a warrior, first and foremost. If you're looking for writers to create your 'ideal woman,' that wasn't the intent After all the hype, the speculation, and even "Costumegate," it turns out no childhoods were ruined when the new series actually premiered, because She-Ra and the Princesses of Power is rock solid.

The first season currently boasts a percent approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes , and later seasons aren't that far behind. The new show is generally loved for many reasons, first and foremost of which is that the writing is exemplary. Adora's struggles to recover from the abuse she suffered while being raised by the Horde mirror the real-life struggles of teenagers who grow up in abusive households, and all the other characters gain similar levels of three-dimensionality.

Even the typically bad to the bone Hordak has some surprisingly moments of vulnerability. The "most improved" award definitely goes to Catra, who's gone from being just one of Hordak's many forgettable lackeys to now basically the second most important character in the show, a tragic anti-villain in the vein of Magneto or Kylo Ren. Although to be fair, this elevation of Catra could be considered a throwback, since in the earliest She-Ra stories — those original promotional mini-comics where She-Ra had the awful headdress — Catra was the main villain, and there was no Hordak at all.

Also, the supporting heroes have been diversified quite a bit in numerous ways. They were pretty much all bland Caucasian Barbie dolls in different outfits in the original, but now they have a much wider array of personalities, races, and body types. Towards the end of the first season, we briefly meet Spinnerella and Netossa, two minor princesses who are implied to be in a relationship.

In season two, it was revealed that Bo, one of the central characters of the show, has two dads. Also, if you want to get really tin-foil hatty, there's even some evidence that this version of Bo might be a trans man. One reason for all this queer content might be because the series creator, Noelle Stevenson, is a queer woman herself, so if you want to know who's responsible for all this unprecedented representation, it probably started with her.

One example of her playfully brazen attitude towards queer inclusivity can be heard during an interview on an episode of the podcast She-Ra: Progressive of Power.

Stevenson was asked about the presence of a rainbow in the season one finale and whether or not it symbolized something. Stevenson simply responded, "The gay agenda. Far more frequently, the show implies the potential for queer content, but doesn't deliver on it. For instance, despite the heaping helping of romantic subtext between Adora and Catra, their relationship is only ever referred to as a "friendship.

This phenomenon, placing ambiguously queer content in the subtext without ever letting it rise to the level of text, is sometimes known as "queerbaiting. Xena: Warrior Princess was infamous for this, and more recent examples of shows accused of queerbaiting include Sherlock and Killing Eve. Despite how inspiring of a character She-Ra has been to many people for all sorts of reasons, never forget that She-Ra was created to be, and remains to this day, a product.

She-Ra's tiara was originally supposed to be a mask Netflix. Mattel bought the rights to another 'Sheera' Amazon. There were some great writers on the original show Frederick M. She-Ra almost made the leap into live action. She-Ra was blamed for killing He-Man. Her reboot costume made the internet explode. She-Ra's new series is a hit. The new show is wonderfully, triumphantly queer.

But is the show queer enough?

He-Man's She-Ra Is Returning To TV For A New Show

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Despite numerous websites reporting otherwise, no season 6 of She-Ra and the Princesses of Power is planned at Netflix. No continues to be the answer. Running between and , She-Ra and the Princesses of Power ran for 5 seasons across 52 episodes. It came from ND Stevenson who just had her comic Nimona confirmed for a Netflix movie and was released on Netflix to critical acclaim. EW first announced that season 5 would be the final season. The blog in question is The Awesome One that states:. Fans must be so excited to hear the news, since Netflix has confirmed that there will be She-Ra season 6.

'She-Ra' reportedly set for live-action debut with new standalone series at Amazon

Animation fans i've covered alot of animated films and TV shows and episodes of TV shows over the years well I thought that i'd take a look at an animated film from the 's that people might not even remember or even realise was a feature length theatrically released feature film. Now here is where I would normally tell you what the plot of the film is as well as give you my overall thoughts on the plot of the film. However the makers of this film chose to do me a huge favour and decided not to give this film any kind of plot whatsoever which is the first of this films many problems since without a story there's no reason for this film to even exist which honestly begs the question as to why the makers of this film chose to make this film outside of the character of He-Man being popular that is because like I said there's no story being told which makes this film feel pointless in my humble and honest opinion. As for what I thought about the acting that's in this film well in my opinion the acting that's presented in this film is in all honesty alot better then it really had right to be in my opinion.

Netflix’s New He-Man Reboot To Be Completely Separate From Other He-Man Reboot And Movie

Variety reports that the project is in its very early stages, and the writing team has not yet been decided. However, Dreamworks Animation is on board as an executive producer, after being involved in Netflix's series, She-Ra and the Princesses of Power, which ran for five seasons. If it's greenlit, Amazon's series would mark She-Ra's first appearance in live-action. Elsewhere, an animated reboot for He-Man called Masters of the Universe: Revelation was released earlier this year on Netflix, which we called "great" in our review. However, a live-action Masters of the Universe movie is still undergoing troubled development. Earlier this year, we learned that Noah Centineo won't play He-Man in the film , despite previous reports that he was taking on the role.

Movie Description

Prince Adam is sent to the world of Etheria to find his long abducted sister, Adora, and awaken her to her own destiny. Garv the Innkeeper : Welcome to the Laughing Swan, stranger. How may we serve you today? Cringer : Uh, how about a little chow? Garv the Innkeeper : Uh, your uh, your animal, he

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Oh whatever, it was like playing with the fever dream of some toy exec. That said, I never was one for the TV show the movie is another matter. I found it kind of dorky, to be honest. Was I supposed to look up to this guy who featured the worst haircut known to man, a loincloth, and 1, muscle groups in his arms alone?

Amazon’s live-action She-Ra series enlists Watchmen director Nicole Kassell

Somewhere out there someone needs me. I don't know how or where but b'lieve me. I walked the universe to find her. For better or for worse beside her. For the Honor of Love. By the Power Above.

'Masters of the Universe' CG animated series is heading for Netflix

Netflix's She-Ra and the Princesses of Power is a cartoon throwback to a beloved character from the '80s, but older fans may notice a significant Masters of the Universe character missing from her origin story in Noelle Stevenson's new adaptation. Not to be rude, but like, they don't need him! He "awakens her destiny," as the IMDb description puts it. Prince Adam and Princess Adora, their alter-egos, were estranged as babies when the Horde kidnapped Adora, magically erased her family's memories, and raised her as part of their evil army. Long story short: the reboot is mixing things up in a good way. This time, Adora is awakening her own destiny.

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