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For the honor of Grayskull!
~ Adora's most famous line during her transformation.
No, it's not. I didn't make you pull the switch. I didn't make you do anything. I didn't break the world, but I am gonna fix it. And you? You made your choice. Now live with it.
~ Adora standing up to Catra for blaming her for everything and activating the portal to destroy the reality.
I won't give up! Not on Etheria. Not on my friends. Not on myself.
~ Adora before transforming into She-Ra to break out of Beast Island's vines.

She-Ra/Adora is the main protagonist of the DreamWorks reboot She-Ra and the Princesses of Power.

She is voiced by Aimee Carrero, who played Angie in Level Up and also voiced Princess Elena in Elena of Avalor.

She-Ra and the Princesses of Power[]

Adora is a young teenage girl in Season 1, portrayed as a willing member of the Horde. She was brought alongside Catra up in the rigorous military environment since she was found as an orphan years prior. As a result of this, she was trained to believe all princesses are evil and oppressing the people of Etheria. Adora is a protege in her squadron and is promoted to Force Captain during the series' premiere episode with a pending active duty assignment ahead of her colleagues. Her world view greatly changed when she finds the Sword of Protection one day after sneaking out of the Horde base. She is soon captured by two rebels, Princess Glimmer, and her best friend Bow. While captured, she learns that the Horde are really the oppressors, not the princesses. After learning the truth, Adora joined the Rebellion as the second She-Ra in recorded Etherian history. She joins the rebellion and struggles in both mastering her powers as She-Ra and gradually winning the friendship of those in the Princess Rebellion who were slow to trust her at first. Changing sides and leaving her whole life behind proved hard for Adora as now she's fighting former friends who feel personally betrayed, such as her former best friend, Catra. Adora, Glimmer, Bow, and friends form the Princess Alliance go on adventures and try to thwart the Horde's plans of taking over Etheria. Her love interest in the reboot is Catra.

Appearance[]

Compared to the original version of the character, Adora has a much younger appearance, only becoming considerably taller as She-Ra. Adora is a slender and pale-tan skinned girl with an athletic physique. In addition, She-Ra's costume is much more practical in this incarnation; she wears a full tunic that covers her upper torso with metallic epaulets while wearing bike-short type leggings under her skirt. She now wears practical armored boots with flat soles. In the season 1 finale, She-Ra wears a golden battle armor very similar to when her 2002 twin brother He-Man wears a snake armor in his Season 2.

In the second season She-Ra uses a new power discovered in her sword, which can transform it into any kind of weapon or piece of equipment. But her control over the transformations is not perfect.

After destroying the Sword of Protection in the Season 4 finale, Adora couldn't transform until halfway through Season 5, after which she gained a new unnamed appearance for She-Ra (dubbed by fans as She-Ra 2.0): she wore her long golden hair in a regular ponytail that reached down to her back, wore a different diadem/headpiece with smaller wings, white pants with golden bracelets for her thighs and longer golden arm bands while the sword became a mystic projection that turns into a slimmed-down battle blade.

Season 1[]

Adora is shown training alongside Catra, and soon picked by Shadow Weaver to become the new Force Captain. After her promotion, they decide to sneak out of the Fright Zone to see what the outside world is like. While guiding an airship, Adora falls off and is knocked unconscious upon landing. When she wakes up, she finds the Sword of Protection, and receives visions.

Season 2[]

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Season 3[]

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Season 4[]

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Season 5[]

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Trivia[]

  • Unlike previous iterations, this She-Ra does not bother with a secret identity nor possesses a split persona.
  • Adora notably has a strong aversion to dresses, due to it being related to princesses; she grew out of disliking princesses themselves, but not the clothes.
  • Unlike the original She-Ra, this version has no parents, or any known family. Not even her twin brother Prince Adam/He-Man.
  • She-Ra was presented at the Wizard-Con in Chicago like the 80's version and the reboot.
  • While many label Adora a lesbian for her and Catra being together, it's more likely Adora falls under demisexuality; seeing as she felt no attraction to anyone else (even minorly), plus she knew Catra her whole life.
  • In Flowers for She-Ra, she sneaks into Glimmer's bed, which shows she struggles with sleeping alone, being a former member of the Horde.

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