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She-Ra and the Princesses of Power continues to go from strength to strength with ebullient flair in a second season that will enrapture younger fans while reminding adult viewers about the virtues of friendship and kindness. Read critic reviews
She-Ra and the Princesses of Power (2019)
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Episodes
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1. The Frozen Forest
Air date: Apr 26, 2019
The Horde's bots attack the Woods, but the princesses cannot capture one intact; Glimmer struggles with leadership, but Catra doesn't have similar problems.
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2. Ties That Bind
Air date: Apr 26, 2019
When they realize Entrapta is alive, Bow and Glimmer head to Dryl to rescue her; Light Hope sends Adora and Swift Wind to fix a First Ones installation.
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3. Signals
Air date: Apr 26, 2019
The squad heads to Alwyn, the Rebellion's breadbasket, because it's been out of contact and there are rumors that it's haunted; Entrapta sneaks into Hordak's lab.
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4. Roll With It
Air date: Apr 26, 2019
Adora and the princesses role-play plans for retaking a Horde fortress; with Scorpia in charge, the defenders confront a challenge.
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5. White Out
Air date: Apr 26, 2019
Catra, Entrapta and Scorpia head to the Northern Reach for First Ones tech; the squad follows with Sea Hawk, who is having relationship issues.
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6. Light Spinner
Air date: Apr 26, 2019
An imprisoned Shadow Weaver recalls her past as Light Spinner, a powerful sorcerer who taught Glimmer's father; Hordak assigns Catra a deadline.
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7. Reunion
Air date: Apr 26, 2019
As Catra searches for Shadow Weaver, Adora and Glimmer follow Bow home and learn that he's been lying to his family.
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Critic Reviews for She-Ra and the Princesses of Power: Season 2
Audience Reviews for She-Ra and the Princesses of Power: Season 2
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Absolutely perfect. Even discovering the series as an adult I found the humor excellent and the storyline gripping with certain episodes very deep. The characters are all incredibly endearing and have a touching development. Inspiring and moving. This series is a masterpiece.
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Great second season short with lots of humour to start and really heating up towards the end
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This season is too short to really get you involved, but the ending is a good cliffhanger. But overall, this season is not as good as Season 1.
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A much better improvement over the first season, playing to its strengths and charm.
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An absolute amazing continuation of an already well done first season
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por favor para isso está destruindo a imagem do original
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Awful graphics horrible story line just bad.
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Mostly comedic first half but the stakes go up IMMENSELY.
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It has very lovable characters and includes much comedy to not make it to dramatic despite the dark themes such as abuse, war crimes, colonialism & sacrifices.
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This is what happens when your entire mission statement is "representation." That is, the shallow, pitiful notion that you can't relate to a character unless they resemble you in race, gender, body shape, etc. That is, when you judge people people on the basis of their physical attributes, rather than the content of their character. To that end, She-Ra sets about satisfying "representation" with characters that have none, just merely cliches and stereotypes. Aside from killing of sparkle-fatty-girl's mom, there are no lasting consequences. Nothing anyone does matters, because the plotline moves along and around without them. Catra is the worst of the bunch, being insufferably petulant, and constantly casting herself as the victim - which appears to go along neatly with the intended audience of this show: everyone who has a grudge, a grievance, and can only be inspired by a proxy of themselves pretending to be an eternal victim, who imagines themselves to be "oppressed" (you know, in the first world) or has "trauma" (any emotional discomfort whatsoever). And it's particularly relevant considering Catra has literally no redeeming features, no actual skills - aside from the ability fo fill up the room with her pouting - and constantly fails miserably, yet still somehow "fails upwards." Which appears to be the sentiment of the intended audience once again: that the world "owes" them, and merit is irrelevant; one should still be expected to be promoted and progress in life anyway. There are so many ways this show could have been something other than post-millennial identity masturbatory fulfillment, but they seem to have decided not to aim any higher.
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