‘She-Ra and the Princesses of Power’ takes you on Adora’s wild ride. She finds a magic sword and poof- she’s She-Ra! With her awesome friends, Princesses of Power, they battle evil on Etheria. Friendship, loyalty, identity- big themes, right? This show has captured hearts of fans young and old. It’s a total must-watch!

Meet the Princesses of Power

Netossa

Netossa is the calm-but-ready sharpshooter who somehow makes a net launcher look like haute couture. She’s tactical, decisive, and low-key the person everyone trusts when plans need to actually work (not the one to scream first, thank goodness). There’s this steady confidence about her — likes precise moves and classic rock, but also once cried during a romantic comedy, which surprised everybody. Weird little detail: she’s terrible at baking but will defend a perfectly tuned net launcher like it’s family.

Spinnerella

Spinnerella is the glittery spin-dancer of the crew, forever in motion and impossible not to smile at — you know the one who brings the music and a confetti grenade. She’s goofy, affectionate, a little dramatic, and somehow both flighty and incredibly reliable (which sounds like nonsense but also, it’s true). She loves the party vibe but will solemnly organize your sock drawer if you ask nicely. Random thing: she claims to hate chores but alphabetizes her record collection at midnight, like, who does that?

Frosta

Frosta is the icy, composed frost-wielder who actually radiates a weird kind of warmth if you get close enough — the “cool friend” who remembers your birthday. She’s poised, a bit distant, and layered with duty and protectiveness; very principled but with a mischievous streak when someone pokes the wrong snowman. Don’t mistake her chill for indifference; she collects tiny mittens for sprites or something, which is adorable and confusing. Also she insists she hates warm tea but hoards thermoses like trophies.

Entrapta

Entrapta is the gloriously chaotic tech-obsessed genius who will fall in love with anything that can be taken apart and given its own Wi‑Fi. She’s brilliant, single-minded, socially awkward in the most endearing way, and fiercely curious — loyalty comes in the form of retrofitting your house with robotic help. Her hair acts like extra tentacles and she treats it like a set of antennas, I swear — part personality, part toolset. She will trade you a highly questionable robot for a sandwich and mean it, and also once tried to befriend a fern for three days straight.

Perfuma

Perfuma is a walking garden and the embodiment of floral diplomacy — if cuteness and chlorophyll could save a war, she would. She’s gentle, empathetic, dreamy, and uses scent like a language (or a weapon? mild petals of doom, honestly effective). She’s slightly melodramatic in the best way and believes strongly in beauty as a problem-solver. Funny contradiction: insists she doesn’t like pricking her fingers but has a secret cactus collection hidden behind the good-smelling candles.

Scorpia

Scorpia is huge-hearted, spectacularly strong, and fashionably dramatic with a scorpion tail that is both useful and, yes, weirdly adorable. She’s loyal to a fault, clumsy in a charming way, and has this soft earnestness that makes you forgive a lot (like, she’ll literally defend you from a ridiculous threat and then offer you a pastry). She was on the wrong team for a while and that backstory gives her these lovely second-chance vibes. Also — and don’t tell her this — she hoards tiny pastries in her armor pockets like some kind of dessert squirrel.

Mermista

Mermista is salty, sarcastic, and every bit the ocean person — manipulates water like it’s a hobby and looks unimpressed while doing it. She acts bored on purpose, hides a surprisingly tender side, and will sigh dramatically at dumb plans but show up when it counts. She says she dislikes surface people but secretly leaves skull-shaped seashells on porches (low-key thoughtful, honestly). Quirk: refuses to wear matching socks but collects vintage glass bottles like they’re treasures.

Glimmer

Glimmer glows with leadership-energy — optimistic, fierce when needed, and the type who will remember your birthday and also lose her keys five times a day. She teleports, which makes her schedule both chaotic and charming (late because dramatic or early because too dramatic, depends). She’s bright and motivational and sometimes painfully earnest, but it works — people follow her. Also she organizes bake sales while drafting battle plans, which is simultaneously terrifying and adorable.

She-Ra

She-Ra is the legendary hero in full, colossal, sparkle-and-sword glory — brave, compassionate, and oddly relatable when she has a crisis of confidence. She bursts into scenes like a walking rally and somehow makes saving the world look like a very busy weekend. Complicated and warm, she carries leadership like armor but also snacks (very important), and cares so hard it’s both inspiring and exhausting. Fun mental image: eats pie with the same hand she wields a sword sometimes, which is probably how she wins hearts.