#80s shera costumes

[rinniiart]

Good girl

Suggestion from one of my lovely Patrons. There is also a NSFW version which is exclusive to Patreon. Old costumes, but Adora's still a good girl ~

#catradora #catra #adora #shera #she ra #spop #80s shera costumes #she ra and the princesses of power

[chronically-a-menace]

i haven't seen it lately but i know a while back there was this hugeeee trend of people saying they were born into the wrong generation and how they belonged into the 80's or 90's or whatever... but im gonna be really honestly i dont think we appreciate our generation enough,i LOVE being a girl in '23. i love talking the most unhinged stuff out loud with other girls during math class at 7 am. I love the little rush to open letterboxd whenever leaving the theater, i love twerking to songs none of us know the name to and lie for fun to strangers at parties. I love editing culture where a 30 second edit make me watch 8 season of a show simply because 2 characters MIGHT be gay (they never are). I love famous people drama,i love reality shows were i spent my day drown into petty fights that everyone is aware that are scripted but still opening twitter to talk about it,i love when its halloween season and teenagers dress as characters that represent them and at the same time i also love seeing girls get so confident in their costumes that means nothing else then looking hot. i love getting ready together when everything is so chaotic and "WHERES MY MASCARA" "CAN SOMEONE DO EYELINER FOR ME" "CAN YOU ZIP MY DRESS" and suddenly everyones ready and you can hear 8 different speed up songs blasting through phones because theres girls in every corner of the room making thirst traps,i love tumblr and being able to make those huge ass paragraphs about things that i want to talk about and theres no one to hear,knowing someone here probably will :) and if we wanna get poetic i love how open i can be about who i am and who i love to people my age,i love how much more accepting we are then older generations,i love seeing how my friends switched into trynna make me go out guys to giving me thumbs up and the biggest smile whenever i talk to a girl they think i could actually love,i love turning up tv to watch silly little shows about girls liking girls,i love the owls house and shera and how no one in the amphibia fandom would ever dissagree that all of those bitches are gay. i think we as a society should start appreciating all the work we did to undo everything wrong that was taught to us,and yes we obviously have flaws but we also made so much progress comparing to our grandparents and sometimes even parents

#amphibia #the owl house #shera #gen z #2023

[stevengrantshubby]

ive been hit with the redesign bug and i wanna do the shera characters, the main girls from go princess precure, and my precure fanseries. not because i think any of the canon designs are bad (well, that not true from some of the 80s shera looks like spinnerella) but because i really love these things and ive been looking at concept arts and costume design and stuff and im gonna do it

#walkin talkin #shera #go princess precure #precure fanseries #mahous #//after im done sketching these marvel/mcu ones #ive been looking at retro future art and stuff and thats an aesthetic that fits she sooo well lol// #also for my fanseries im looking more at uchuu kei cause like i think itll fit nicely lol// #im still trash at designing weapons tho rip me//

[jimmysherfy]

Two years ago today @dreamworksshera debuted on Netflix! I was instantly obsessed! (As I am with most things She-Ra and MOTU! 😉) New cosplays in the works too!!! 💕 Costume by @petite.leon 🎽 Wig by @wigsbybarryvgo 💇 Sword by @_pickledsensei ⚔️ 🗡️🗡️🗡️🗡️ 🌈🌈🌈🌈 💞💞💞💞 #SheRa #DreamWorks #Cosplay #Netflix #Adora #80s #Cosplayer #SheRaAndThePrincessesOfPower #Lesbian #SheRaSeason5 #HeMan #SheRaCosplay #Cosplayers #Mattel #Filmation #MOTU #GayGeek #MastersOfTheUniverse #GayGeek #Genderbent #GayBoy #Genderbend #Genderbender #Gay #LGBT #LGBTQ #LGBTQIA (at San Diego, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/CHjQQrsjYUi/?igshid=3un6e1wtd932

#shera #dreamworks #cosplay #netflix #adora #80s #cosplayer #sheraandtheprincessesofpower #lesbian #sheraseason5 #heman #sheracosplay #cosplayers #mattel #filmation #motu #gaygeek #mastersoftheuniverse #genderbent #gayboy #genderbend #genderbender #gay #lgbt #lgbtq #lgbtqia

[neptunefairytales]

I did a drawing of Shera this afternoon! Her outfit is a mix of her costume from season 1/4, her new one in season 5 and a bit of the 80s version. It's not finish obviously but I quite like the turn it takes! 🌈

(Please reblog. Do not repost! Thanks!)

#She-ra #Shera #cartoon #magical girls #art #my art #traditional art #artist on tumblr #Catra #catradora

[lesbianjamies]

just wondering which adora!shera costume do yall like better? the first, a lovely classic with 80s shoulder pads and cape and what i can only describe as short skirt with bike shorts and space boots?? or the absolutely fine ass long ass ponytail slightly lower angle 80s shoulder pads long tights and heels one??

#shera #shera s5 #but honestly shera's hot in whatever!! #but the new one just OOF #shera lb #lb

[thecartoonuniverse]

She-Ra and the Princesses of Power SPOILER-FREE Review

Check out the video version of the review HERE, or click the Read More to read the script for this video!

The 80s was a decade known for its immensely popular and very commercial action cartoons that dominated children's entertainment. Thundercats, TMNT, Transformers, Voltron and He-man are just a few examples that have stayed present in our minds even 30 years later and are still instantly recognizable to children and adults alike.  All of these shows were created with the intent of marketing toys to young boys, and all of these shows have had at least one reboot since the 80s.

EVERYONE knows those names... but another name you might only barely recognize, if you remember it at all, is SHE-RA. She-ra was an action cartoon for girls made to build off the success of the very male dominated show He-man. Whereas there are a long list of boy-oriented cartoons and many of them have been remade or rebooted in the last few decades, there are very few actions cartoons for girls from this period and very few cartoons for girls at all that have been rebooted. There's my little pony and powerpuff girls and... uhm... my little pony, my little pony, aaaaaand my little pony.  yeah....jk

But now it is time for She-ra to join the mighty ranks of 80s action cartoons getting a reboot and /I/ just so happen to have been given full access to the first season of the show so I could provide a review for all of you lovely people.

I’m Hailey and this is my spoiler-free review of the first season of She-Ra and the Princesses of Power!  

I will admit I don't have too much experience with the original She-Ra cartoon, but from the few episodes I watched for research on this video, it seemed pretty standard for its time. Like He-man, transformers, and Voltron, it was a long series of episodes with very limited motion, very little plot progression, and a formulaic approach to its story telling. Aside from the first few episodes, the final few episodes, and perhaps one or two in the middle, nothing serious ever really happened on these shows.  If I got anything wrong with that summary please forgive me, as I didn't have time to really watch all 95 episodes of the original series.

Like many of the reboots of these 80s cartoons, the story telling in 'princesess of power' focuses a lot more on overarching plots and character arcs that make things change from episode to episode and season to season.

Like the original series, the show is about Adora, an orphan girl who was being raised to be a member of 'the horde'.  Alongside a few friends, she trains to become a captain and eventually defeat the evil princesses!   Does this sound a little backwards? Weellllll that's because it is. You see Adora one day stumbles upon a magical sword that turns her into the magical warrior She-Ra, one of the princesses of power.  Through this transformation and the experiences following it she quickly realizes that shes been fighting on the wrong side all this time and begins to aid the princesses in their rebellion against the horde.

As far as I can tell, this is where the similarities between the two shows end, besides all the returning characters of course. What's great about a reboot like this is that it takes a very simple premise and turns it into an important character defining trait to push the plot forward instead of holding it in place like the original.  In the original She-Ra never seemed too conflicted about fighting the horde as they were very explicitly evil, while in this reboot she is very much aware that she is fighting her family, her roots, her old identity and where she comes from. This really parallels the journey a lot of us go through in realizing that our parents aren't always the great heroes we thought of them as kids. She now realizes that she was on the wrong side when she was training to fight for the horde, but that doesn't make fighting them exactly easy for her.

Adora's transformation into she-ra is amazing. Unlike shows such as Sailor Moon its more than just a costume change. The power makes her bigger and stronger and is a bit similar to the 2002 reboot of the series which saw a more typical looking teenage boy transforming in to the hulking figure of He-man. As She-Ra, she is a lot more confident and a lot more powerful, but this doesn't make her invincible. As She-Ra she is still very fallible, both as a fighter and as a character.

Almost every episode we find ourselves meeting a new princess. And even then, there are times where a whole bunch have to be dumped on us at once since there are just so many. The original show had a lot of princesses as well... like a LOT A LOT, so I suppose this makes sense.  

Don’t kill me for saying this guys, but there's a lot of diversity in these princesses, and they come in all shapes and sizes and colors. This was less common for human based characters back in the day because toy companies wanted to use the same mold over and over again but with different hair styles and colors to make mass production easier.  

But in this reboot, there's a princess for everyone... whether you are black or white or... purple..?

I definitely need to mention Glimmer, as she becomes one of She-Ra’s closest friends. I mostly found her interesting due to her powers and her family. I did however find her relationship with her mother a bit weird. Yes, fighting a lot is something mothers and daughters can do, but for some reason it came off more as an older sister fighting with her younger sister than the mother-daughter relationship it is supposed to be portraying.  

Then there is Glimmer’s best friend Bow, who as you might be able to tell is not a Princess. His interactions with Glimmer were some of the best in the show, and I definitely look forward to learning more about him.  

The princesses introductions and plots are sometimes interesting, however, I am happy to say that some of my favorite characters are actually a few of the villains. When Adora left the horde to fight against them her place was taken by Catra. She and Adora have a very interesting rivalry that stems from the fact that their boss, Shadow Weaver, always preferred Adora over Catra. Things turn into a game of cat and mouse, where Catra is constantly trying to prove her worth and bring Adora back to the Horde. We learn a lot about the relationship between these two, and I was surprised to see just how fleshed out it got since this is only the first season.  

This show is very good at taking your expectations of a character and completely turning them around. A large part of that comes from each of the characters being complex and not entirely evil, or in some cases not completely good. Morally grey areas are explored in the show, and sometimes the place a person ends up is solely because the character found it the more convenient place to be.  

Overall, this show is clearly trying to be much like other cartoons of today where it touches on very mature topics like colonization and genocide. It gives the show a sincerer and more mature feel to it that both old fans and new ones can appreciate I think, but despite these positive changes the show is still very far from perfect.  

To be honest, I was not always completely engaged with the show. Yes, the concepts and characters presented in each episode were interesting, but it was a show that took me a few days to finish. Whereas with a new season of Voltron I can finish in one watch. I’m sure a lot of this has to do with the fact that this is season 1 and I am just getting to know the characters, but this is definitely a show you might only want to watch a little at a time.  

The show did open with a two-parter which was great and full of action. But after that I felt the story slowed a bit as we were required to meet each main princess, most of which got a whole episode dedicated to their introduction.  

I enjoyed most of these episodes, especially Entrapta’s who is one of my favorites, but it only made me wish that we could follow them MORE instead of having to see a new princess every half hour.

Like a lot of animated reboots, these characters are a lot younger than their original counterparts. I’m sure this is to make the characters more relatable, allowing to them to focus on stories about growing up, which works really well with Adora realizing she was on the wrong side for much of her young life, but what is the problem with having adults as the main characters? Superhero shows do it all the time!  

Adults definitely have relationship issues, and they can still go from nobodies to something much greater. This was showcased in the original She-Ra show, and I just wish more shows would focus on this.

I suppose the desire to have that teenage angst in the show was just too much to resist. I’m looking at you Glimmer. I love you and your family’s history but get it together girl!  

The style of the show is something that has been heavily criticized by both new and returning viewers, but I find it quite charming, or at the very least a much better version of Marvel: Uprising. The backgrounds especially were very beautiful and the details they add to it really make you believe that the land of Etheria is a magical place.

The style did however clash with the tone at times. As I mentioned before, the show does delve into deep topics, not to mention there are some very intense battle scenes, and the art style sometimes just hindered that by making it seem too soft during gritty moments.

For those who are wondering where He-Man might be in all of this, I had the same question. The stories of those two were very intertwined in the 80s show, in fact heman and shera are TWINS, so for him to be completely absent is puzzling.  As far as I know the rights to He-man do not belong to dreamworks, so this show has been developed independently.    

While the show is not my absolute favorite I can clearly see that a lot of heart was placed into this reboot. It seems a lot less like a remake of the original story and more of a second draft of an idea that never really got the attention it deserved, which is something that can be said for a lot of reboots from the 80s, as opposed to the teen titans and ben 10 and power puff girls reboots that really just took already relatively serious ideas with highly praised storytelling and... destroyed them. utterly and entirely.

However if you truly are a fan of the original She-Ra in every single aspect of the series and are not comfortable with seeing it be different in this incarnation, then this show may not be for you.  

But if you have enjoyed many of the cartoons that have been released in the past decade, particularly the retellings of things like transformers or voltron, you will most likely enjoy this show, and will be looking forward to the second season, just as I am.  

This show is definitely not playing around, and there is no doubt it is an action show, and it is not afraid to show violence even if it is marketed towards girls. Despite being a netflix show it is intended to make most of its money through action figure and merch sales.  I am very curious to see how well it can market itself  through a streaming service.  Thankfully the action figures are pretty good, even better than voltrons so far, and other merch such as the shirts are looking pretty great too.

Only time will tell. She-Ra will be on Netflix on November 13th!

#she ra #she-ra #she ra review #adora #catra

[jimmysherfy]

"He-Ra!" (Genderbent She-Ra) 😊☺️ I'm so sad I didn't get to wear this for WonderCon. #QuarantineCosplay 🌠 Wig by @wigsbybarryvgo 💇‍♀️ Costume by @petiteleon007 🧵 Sword by @noble_pickle ⚔️ 🗡️🗡️🗡️🗡️ 💗💗💗💗 🌠🌠🌠🌠 #SheRa #DreamWorks #Cosplay #Netflix #Adora #80s #Cosplayer #SheRaAndThePrincessesOfPower #Lesbian #SheRaSeason5 #SheRaCosplay #Cosplayers #Mattel #Filmation #MOTU #MastersOfTheUniverse #GayGeek #Genderbent #GayBoy #Genderbend #Genderbender #Gay #LGBT #LGBTQ #LGBTQIA (at San Diego, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/CAYVpV9DX5V/?igshid=1nsptwo9etjwi

#quarantinecosplay #shera #dreamworks #cosplay #netflix #adora #80s #cosplayer #sheraandtheprincessesofpower #lesbian #sheraseason5 #sheracosplay #cosplayers #mattel #filmation #motu #mastersoftheuniverse #gaygeek #genderbent #gayboy #genderbend #genderbender #gay #lgbt #lgbtq #lgbtqia

[jimmysherfy]

Some summer moments from @urbanmos cosplay show and the @thepowercon cosplay contest! Time for another costume update.... ⚔️ 💄💄💄💄 💋💋💋💋 💅💅💅💅 #PowerCon #HeMan #SheRa #MOTU #Adora #SheRaSeason3 #Cosplay #DragQueen #Crossplay #DragQueens #MastersOfTheUniverse #Cosplayer  #SheRaAndThePrincessesOfPower #DragShow #Greyskull #80s #80sToys #80sCartoons #Animation #DragShows #SheRaCosplay #PowerCon2019 #Netflix #Gay #LGBT #LGBTQ #LGBTQIA #UrbanMos #CosplayContest #CosplayQueen #PowerCon2019 (at MO's Bar and Grill) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2ACpJ6AfB2/?igshid=78w2af1ff68z

#powercon #heman #shera #motu #adora #sheraseason3 #cosplay #dragqueen #crossplay #dragqueens #mastersoftheuniverse #cosplayer #sheraandtheprincessesofpower #dragshow #greyskull #80s #80stoys #80scartoons #animation #dragshows #sheracosplay #powercon2019 #netflix #gay #lgbt #lgbtq #lgbtqia #urbanmos #cosplaycontest #cosplayqueen

[jimmysherfy]

So, I finished all of @dreamworksshera on Netflix the day after it came out! 🤩 I loved it so much! Who's started watching it?!?! Original costume by @petiteleon007 👑 🗡️🗡️🗡️🗡️ 🎗️🎗️🎗️🎗️ 💛💛💛💛 #SheRa #Cosplay #Adora #MOTU #PrincessOfPower #Cosplayer #Crossplay #SheRaPrincessOfPower #Netflix #DreamWorks #1980s #80s #PrincessesOfPower #80sToys #DreamWorksSheRa #80sCartoons #SheRaNetflix #Crossplayer #Drag #DragQueen #HeMan #MastersOfTheUniverse #SheRaCosplay #80sCartoons #DragQueens #GayGeek #Gay #LGBT #LGBTQ #LGBTQIA https://www.instagram.com/p/BqLoC9Ql_N2/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=lwf7mlt6zmlf

#shera #cosplay #adora #motu #princessofpower #cosplayer #crossplay #sheraprincessofpower #netflix #dreamworks #1980s #80s #princessesofpower #80stoys #dreamworksshera #80scartoons #sheranetflix #crossplayer #drag #dragqueen #heman #mastersoftheuniverse #sheracosplay #dragqueens #gaygeek #gay #lgbt #lgbtq #lgbtqia

[jimmysherfy]

Who's loving the new She-Ra series?!?! @dreamworksshera The design was SO similar to my genderbent cosplay, so I decided to do a She-Ra crossplay! 😉 Kind of a mix of the original and the new version.... ✌️ Original costume by @petiteleon007 👑 🗡️🗡️🗡️🗡️ 🎗️🎗️🎗️🎗️ 💛💛💛💛 #SheRa #Cosplay #Adora #MOTU #PrincessOfPower #Cosplayer #Crossplay #SheRaPrincessOfPower #Netflix #DreamWorks #1980s #80s #PrincessesOfPower #80sToys #DreamWorksSheRa #80sCartoons #SheRaNetflix #Crossplayer #Drag #DragQueen #HeMan #MastersOfTheUniverse #SheRaCosplay #80sCartoons #DragQueens #GayGeek #Gay #LGBT #LGBTQ #LGBTQIA https://www.instagram.com/p/BqIc2QllFZX/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=l1pryn26p1zl

#shera #cosplay #adora #motu #princessofpower #cosplayer #crossplay #sheraprincessofpower #netflix #dreamworks #1980s #80s #princessesofpower #80stoys #dreamworksshera #80scartoons #sheranetflix #crossplayer #drag #dragqueen #heman #mastersoftheuniverse #sheracosplay #dragqueens #gaygeek #gay #lgbt #lgbtq #lgbtqia

[jimmysherfy]

I always love cartoons that were "girly" as a kid... My Little Pony, The Little Mermaid, Jem & The Holograms.... And She-Ra! I was always teased and bullied for it and usually had to hide my toys or lunch boxes from the other kids. She-Ra was a little different though. Since it was a spin off from He-Man, a "boys" show (which I loved also), it was acceptable for a little boy to also like She-Ra. I didn't have to hide my love for the show. It's so incredible to see the franchise back in the spotlight with a new reincarnation that no longer has to worry as much about this stigma! 👍 Original costume by @petiteleon007 ⚔️ 🗡️🗡️🗡️🗡️ 🎗️🎗️🎗️🎗️ 💛💛💛💛 #SheRa #Cosplay #Adora #MOTU #PrincessOfPower #Cosplayer #Crossplay #SheRaPrincessOfPower #Netflix #DreamWorks #1980s #80s #PrincessesOfPower #80sToys #DreamWorksSheRa #80sCartoons #Crossplay #SheRaNetflix #Crossplayer #Drag #DragQueen #HeMan #MastersOfTheUniverse #SheRaCosplay #80sCartoons #DragQueens #GayGeek #Gay #LGBT #LGBTQ #LGBTQIA (at San Diego, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/BqtIG49FNoX/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1qwrcwx91r3z8

#shera #cosplay #adora #motu #princessofpower #cosplayer #crossplay #sheraprincessofpower #netflix #dreamworks #1980s #80s #princessesofpower #80stoys #dreamworksshera #80scartoons #sheranetflix #crossplayer #drag #dragqueen #heman #mastersoftheuniverse #sheracosplay #dragqueens #gaygeek #gay #lgbt #lgbtq #lgbtqia

[jimmysherfy]

In celebration of National Superhero Day..... As a gay man, I pay homage to the female superheroes that I loved so much and inspired me in every way. Basically all of the female X-Men (Jean Grey and Rouge were some favs), Wonder Woman, and obviously... SHE-RA!!! Obsessed since the 80s.... and still obsessed in 2019!!! 😻 Costume by @petiteleon007 👗 Sword and tiara by @orator_rex 🗡️ Photo by @kriszphotography 📸 💖💖💖💖 🗡️🗡️🗡️🗡️ ⚔️⚔️⚔️⚔️ #SheRa #Cosplay #Adora #MOTU #PrincessOfPower #Cosplayer #Crossplay #SheRaSeason2 #SheRaPrincessOfPower #Netflix #PrincessesOfPower #DreamWorksSheRa #Drag #DragQueen #HeMan #MastersOfTheUniverse #GayGeeks #SheRaCosplay #DragQueens #GayGeek #Gay #LGBT #LGBTQ #LGBTQIA #WonderCon2019 #WonderCon #Glimmer #WonderConAnaheim #WonderConCosplay #DreamWorks (at Wondercon) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bw0DU1jFxl2/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1d3scberzlzqj

#shera #cosplay #adora #motu #princessofpower #cosplayer #crossplay #sheraseason2 #sheraprincessofpower #netflix #princessesofpower #dreamworksshera #drag #dragqueen #heman #mastersoftheuniverse #gaygeeks #sheracosplay #dragqueens #gaygeek #gay #lgbt #lgbtq #lgbtqia #wondercon2019 #wondercon #glimmer #wonderconanaheim #wonderconcosplay #dreamworks