For those who weren’t around for She-Ra’s now-retro run, here are the original characters who inspired Netflix’s new team. Leader of the Rebellion and wielder of the Sword of Protection ...

In Etheria, the setting of the DreamWorks/Netflix animated series ... which premiered Tuesday, “She-Ra” has introduced its first nonbinary character, a shapeshifter named Double Trouble.

and a bevy of other magical characters. However, the older version feels more than dated. It feels like a messy rough draft. Netflix’s revamped She-Ra has plucked the best parts of the story out ...

Here's a look at Adora with another character, named Catra: No details are currently available about Catra on the Netflix show, but if she's similar to the Catra of the original She-Ra shows ...

She-Ra isn’t the only character that received a makeover for Netflix’s reboot. Although her desexualization spurred controversy, multiple other characters, including villains and her sidekicks ...

Stevenson’s modern update, She-Ra and the Princesses of Power, just launched on Netflix, and it changes ... and her thoughts on some of the 1980s characters that haven’t turned up in the ...

It was just good timing that DreamWorks had recently purchased the rights to an entire library of classic characters, including She-Ra, and was looking for someone to develop a new version of the ...

And the savior of Etheria is already looking epic. Based on the ’80s character of the same name, Netflix’s She-Ra series tells the story of the orphan Adora, a young woman who leaves behind ...

The changes make sense. Netflix’s She-Ra series is ostensibly aimed at children, and the characters look like they’ve been rebooted to be younger and reflect the show’s primary audience.