#adora/glimmer/bow

[tippenfunkaport]

[pokchookity]

Don't let Entrapta see GlaDOS.

[cletusthurstonbeauregard]

another old-account exhumation, for those who missed it the first time.

[landofanimes]

She-ra and the Princesses of Power

Posters

[1very1fancy1doilies1]

adding shading to spop screenshots for funsies pt. idk

[lightlavenders]

it's actually adorable that glimmer and bow took to making fun of catra in season 5 to make her feel more part of the group. like they could've pretended nothing happened or been all overly cheery but they were just like "aaaahahahaha remember when you used to try to kill us chucklefuck look at your stupid cute helmet haha you're one of us now IDIOT"

[alexandriaellisart]

the ball

[hibiscuit-rose]

im almost done this series so imma post a bunch

these were all done in summer 2023 (and before i figured out how to screenshot netflix)

anyway catra is a silly cat meow

[gloriasaroace]

Listen, I don't know what this is either.

[polls4you]

Found Family Battle (First Round)

[yourhighness6]

Your Daily Reminder That Catradora Has No Idea How To Use Technology at All

[tippenfunkaport]

"Wow. It's really over."

[pokchookity]

[elainiisms]

spop x article titles

[rinniiart]

|Commission|

Captain She-ra and her She-rateers. It was so much fun to work on this and I love the idea so much. Catra hates being heart, can you tell? Fic is coming soon-ish.

❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🩷

Thank you for commissioning me @/BearLovesCannons(on twitter)!

[buildingmycottage]

I saw a post here on Tumblr once that went something like "in a world where god, Jesus, and the apostles are all men, that has to do something psychologically to women" and it made me think: The Netflix version of the show "She-Ra Princess of Power" is a show that is HEAVILY women centric. We know maybe three guys in power, King Micah (who, after his return from Beast Island, wasn't *really* in power), the head sorcerer in Mystacor, Hordak/Horde Prime. (please do correct me if I am wrong) The show, albeit about princesses, has the princesses have actual roles. Even the ones that are "weak" or perceived to be weaker than the others (read: Perfuma), are extremely powerful.

The two men whom we consistently meet in the show other than Hordak, Bow and Seahawk, are not the "macho man" in most shows. Seahawk sings an entire shanty as to how lonely he is and how he just wants to be friends with Mermista, and Bow cries and even hugs frequently all the other characters in the show. Both talk about their emotions and work through them in /relatively/ healthy ways (the Dragon's Daughters 1-3 will be sorely missed). My point being, is that the women in the show are shown as strong, beautiful, muscular, fierce, sad, frustrated, loving, traumatized, hurt, laughing, and more. They all have different body shapes/ types of bodies. There are three openly gay couples: Bow's dads, Spinerella and Netossa, and Catra and Adora. Incredible! In a kids show (and adults too lets be real) there are three openly gay couples. No one treats them any different. Bow is one of 13 kids of George and Lance. No one bats an eye. In fact, according to She-Ra Wiki page (https://she-raandtheprincessesofpower.fandom.com/wiki/LGBTQIAP%2B), so many characters are queer. Besides the ones listed above: - Scorpia and Perfuma are romantically involved - Bow is Bisexual - Glimmer is Bisexual - Mermista is Bisexual - Seahawk is Bisexual (dated Falcon) - Falcon is Gay - Lonnie is Poly and Bisexual (dating Rogelio and Kyle) - by extension Rogelio and Kyle are queer - Entrapta is bi - Jewelstar is trans - Peekablue is gender non-conforming - Double Trouble is nonbinary and there is MORE In the show, as there are a ton of non humans, almost any time we meet someone, she/her pronouns are used (see episodes when Best Friend Squad are in the crimson waste). Can't you see how amazing this is? A show where there are no one-dimensional characters, women are constantly having intelligent conversation with one another, women are leaders, women working together, openly queer characters, and a beautiful plot line where there's magic???? When the princesses work together, they turn into the colors of the rainbow and their powers are enhanced. Little girls are getting to see themselves as normal. Women aren't treated as secondary citizens. Hell, almost every Bright Moon guard we see is female. How would the world be different if shows like this were the norm? Where women are able to be magical, and they aren't dressed to show off their bodies? Where women's armor actually protects them? Where they grunt and are sweating after they fight? Where womens' love wins? Why can't this be normal? (Happy Pride!)