yeah I'm aware it looks like poop lol. I haven't animated before.Also, I ship Scorpia with Catra waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay harder
The final season of She-Ra And The Princesses of Power celebrates its first birthday today, and the modern adaptation of the original cartoon has had a gargantuan impact on not only the world of animation, but queer media as a whole. Its fandom is insatiable, taking to social media and organising mass campaigns crying out to Dreamworks for a film, or some form of continuation to the adventure ...
She saves Queen Glimmer and stands up to Horde Prime, which ultimately leads to her being possessed through his tech. Adora makes it her mission to rescue Catra, harkening back to when they were friends and not enemies.
Adora and Catra grow up together in the Horde, but break up -- and become mortal enemies -- when Adora discovers she possesses the power of the ancestral warrior She-Ra. Simultaneously, she figures out the Horde is evil and dedicates herself to saving Etheria from its clutches.
In spite of Adora constantly asking Catra to leave the Horde and join her in the fight for good, Catra refuses. Motivated by a desire to please Shadow Weaver and Hordak -- whom she sees as surrogate parents despite their abuse -- as well as a desire to prove she doesn't need Adora, who abandoned her, Catra does everything she can to destroy her former friend. She has complete tunnel vision, which for the first four seasons of She-Ra means undermining Adora and the Princess Alliance at every turn.
Since She-Ra and the Princesses of Power debuted on Netflix in 2018, showrunner Noelle Stevenson, the cast and crew have all agreed on one thing: The relationship between Adora and Catra is the heart's blood of the series. In the Season 5 finale, their relationship reaches a new height as they join the ranks of canon queer couples in kids' cartoons ...
She-Ra and the Princesses of Power Season 5 makes a queer couple canon, which is a huge win for fans and for LGBTQ representation. WARNING: The following contains spoilers for She-Ra and the Princesses of Power Season 5, now streaming on Netflix. Since She-Ra and the Princesses of Power debuted on Netflix in 2018, showrunner Noelle Stevenson, ...
Incredibly, Catradora becoming canon has felt inevitable since the series' debut. Stevenson, the cast and crew repeatedly left the characters' relationship open to interpretation when asked about it at conventions and in interviews. However, fans always believed the pair would end up together, because it seemed like the most natural conclusion for their individual and joint character arcs.
It marks a moment of significant character growth for Catra, who's refused to openly acknowledge her feelings for Adora for years. Likewise, it pushes Adora to acknowledge her own feelings and gives the pair the chance to be fully honest with each other.
She saves Queen Glimmer and stands up to Horde Prime, which ultimately leads to her being possessed through his tech. Adora makes it her mission to rescue Catra, harkening back to when they were friends and not enemies.
Adora and Catra grow up together in the Horde, but break up -- and become mortal enemies -- when Adora discovers she possesses the power of the ancestral warrior She-Ra. Simultaneously, she figures out the Horde is evil and dedicates herself to saving Etheria from its clutches.
In spite of Adora constantly asking Catra to leave the Horde and join her in the fight for good, Catra refuses. Motivated by a desire to please Shadow Weaver and Hordak -- whom she sees as surrogate parents despite their abuse -- as well as a desire to prove she doesn't need Adora, who abandoned her, Catra does everything she can to destroy her former friend. She has complete tunnel vision, which for the first four seasons of She-Ra means undermining Adora and the Princess Alliance at every turn.
Since She-Ra and the Princesses of Power debuted on Netflix in 2018, showrunner Noelle Stevenson, the cast and crew have all agreed on one thing: The relationship between Adora and Catra is the heart's blood of the series. In the Season 5 finale, their relationship reaches a new height as they join the ranks of canon queer couples in kids' cartoons ...
She-Ra and the Princesses of Power Season 5 makes a queer couple canon, which is a huge win for fans and for LGBTQ representation. WARNING: The following contains spoilers for She-Ra and the Princesses of Power Season 5, now streaming on Netflix. Since She-Ra and the Princesses of Power debuted on Netflix in 2018, showrunner Noelle Stevenson, ...
Incredibly, Catradora becoming canon has felt inevitable since the series' debut. Stevenson, the cast and crew repeatedly left the characters' relationship open to interpretation when asked about it at conventions and in interviews. However, fans always believed the pair would end up together, because it seemed like the most natural conclusion for their individual and joint character arcs.
It marks a moment of significant character growth for Catra, who's refused to openly acknowledge her feelings for Adora for years. Likewise, it pushes Adora to acknowledge her own feelings and gives the pair the chance to be fully honest with each other.