Netflix and DreamWorks Reveal More Photos for Upcoming She-Ra Series – The Internet Still Hates Them!
Netflix and DreamWorks Animation released a number of official images for their upcoming She-Ra animated series following a leaked photo which saw many people express their distaste for She-Ra’s new design.
Not only did we get new images, but we also got some more details about the series. She-Ra will be an orphan named Adora in this remake. But not only will she be an orphan, she’s actually a member of the evil Horde until she finds a magical sword that transforms her into She-Ra.
In the original series, Adora was the twin sister of Adam/He-Man and a princess who fought against the evil Horde in order to protect and free Etheria.
Adora will also be joined by a new family in the Rebellion and together they will fight against evil. The show will feature the voice talents of Aimee Carrero as Adora/She-Ra. Karen Fukuhara will voice Glimmer, Marcus Scribner will voice Bow, and Catra will be voiced by AJ Michalka. The show will also feature Lorraine Toussaint, Lauren Ash, and Sandra Oh. The series is created by Noelle Stevenson and Chuck Austen.
Many fans still are not happy with the redesign of She-Ra and Adora and even some are saying the character looks like a boy. They’ve even just removed the hair from the officially released image of She-Ra to prove their point.
"The Noelle Stevenson re-design of SHE-RA doesn't look anything like a boy!"
+ color fill to change eye and hair color
– hair cape"WHATEVER! Sorry you can't FAP to this, INCELS!" pic.twitter.com/mi5yjiYJe1
— Diversity & Comics (@DiversityAndCmx) July 17, 2018
via @DiversityAndCmx, proof that the new She-Ra… is a boy.
Change the hair, and nothing else, and it becomes absolutely clear. pic.twitter.com/R78VQK0kGU
— Daddy Warpig (@Daddy_Warpig) July 17, 2018
The design is really bad, if they want this to be a girl at least draw her armor like actual armor, not out of the same material her shorts are made out of, or alternatively, breasts.
— Psychology & Science (@Gods_nerd) July 17, 2018
It's not about being able to fap or it, it's about Noelle being so hateful to women that are prettier than her. She is trying to shame us for liking a pretty She Ra. I'm sorry, but I'm not going to feel shame for liking my She Ra from my childhood.
— Random (@RandomMnky) July 17, 2018
I honestly think the design is harmless and lazy. With a few odd things that don’t sit right.
But I can understand why people who grew up with a strong female character are upset that they made her look more manly.
— Just your regular Cis Trap (@AvenDoram) July 17, 2018
Thundercats, She-Ra … no point in complaining about character designs. It's just the 2018 style: slowly morphing every muscular, fit 80s hero into a vaguely-human looking wad of marzipan.
— Blake Northcott™ ?? (@BlakeNorthcott) July 17, 2018
I mean I don’t particularly care for the new she-ra design but it’s not like it emotionally effects me in any way jeeze
— ? ????? + ?????????? ? (@Utopia_Hound) July 17, 2018
This is a strawman. People are complaining because in spite of the character being female she looks like a teenage boy. The she-ra netflix reboot comes off like badly drawn tumblr art where attractive female characters are given makeovers that make them frumpy and mannish.
— Social Media (@HTRCADE) July 17, 2018
I always wanted a cool reboot like the DC comics Masters or The 2000's he-man show. netflix really droped the ball here. She-Ra is a grown woman and not some high school brat.
— Bernfried (@BernfriedI) July 17, 2018
On the left is She-ra, on the right is She-ra on Calarts
Not. Even. Once.#CalartsAwareness pic.twitter.com/pdL2IsH6mF— Tyler Cox (@totallytman) July 17, 2018
Look at her? That’s a boy vs the others..She ra is basically Noelle Stevenson with long blonde hair..she even admitted she wanted a tomboy character growing up..made lumber janes and then basically used She-ra to make her idea bigger of tomboy pic.twitter.com/XAn3OWZLxw
— MrsKellyPierce (@MrsKellyPierce) July 17, 2018
Wouldn't complaining about the She-Ra cartoon fall under #CartoonGate instead of #ComicsGate?
Either way, I don't care about the animation style or character design. I just want to know why little girls are expected to look up to a boy in drag.
— Dakina (@Mr_Dakina) July 17, 2018
THIS is what the artwork for the Netflix reboot of #SheRa looks like. WTF??
Thoughts???? pic.twitter.com/AZziE0kkFn
— Perez (@ThePerezHilton) July 14, 2018
What do you think of the new She-Ra design? What about Glimmer and Catra?
She-Ra and the Princesses of Power comes to Netflix on November 16, 2018.
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