She-Ra and the Princesses of Power ... mercenary for hire who lives for the drama, Double Trouble turns pretending to be other people into an art. Basically, if Envy from the beloved anime ...

Since its debut, “She-Ra and the Princesses of Power” has subverted traditional expectations of what it means to be a “princess.” In Etheria, the setting of the DreamWorks/Netflix animated ...

They're the voice of She-Ra's non-binary character, Double Trouble. Double Trouble uses their power of shapeshifting to transform into any character on the show, and they cause chaos on both sides ...

Nonbinary shapeshifter Double Trouble fits perfectly into the inclusive world of Netflix’s “She-Ra and the Princesses of Power.” Nov. 5, 2019 I’d become so used to being let down in the ...

“Because this is She-Ra. To have the culmination of her arc ... and even a nonbinary character (Double Trouble, voiced by transgender writer and activist Jacob Tobia). Still, Stevenson, herself ...

Creator Noelle Stevenson's vision for the Dreamworks' reboot of the 1980s cartoon She-Ra was this ... option to play this character before?" Double Trouble is a shapeshifter in the series ...

The thing that’s so cool about She-Ra is that [Double Trouble] isn’t the first character to be non-binary. But it is one of the first characters in this type of show to have that made explicit ...