The Brilliance Of She-Ra’s Final Season 

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Fans: Catradora is canon The show: catradora is canon Fans: suprised pikachu face

Wrong Hordak winking and copying Bow's expressions was everything

Entrapta flirting with every piece of advanced technology was beautiful

Catra: I have no fear! Water squirt bottle: * exists * Catra: I have one fear

Favorite Lines Adora: I see a light.... Bow: DON'T GO INTO THE LIGHT Adora: *IT'S NOT THAT KIND OF LIGHT*

Ok but the FOREHEAD KISS BETWEEEN BOW AND GLIMMER WAS SO PURE! Like I'm so grateful that even though they're shown as end game by the flashforward, they are shown so platonically, even if they are in love. It's so nice for the straight couples to be the not as obvious couple for once. Also part 3 sets up my feelings EXACTLY! SPINNERELLA AND NETOSSA ARE WIVES!!!! I love them so much. I'm so grateful for the representation. Great analysis as always Riley!

"Sometimes it's just fun to imagine a world where our existence is not controversial." THAT HITS DIFFERENT OOF. this show is an absolute masterpiece and I applaud Noelle for fighting for us. I'm so grateful

Wrong Hordak is too precious. We must protect him at all costs.

Can we acknowledge how beautiful yet subtle Mara’s storyline was? At first she was painted as a “bad guy”. The she ra that cast etheria into darkness. But we slowly see more of the past and realize that what she did was brave. We see that she actually got through to Lighthope. And her connection to Raz and adora was beautiful.

Mermista, Perfuma, Scorpia and Sea Hawk in these outfits: cute This shot of Scorpia’s back: oh my god She-ra’s redesign: magical Catra’s haircut: amazing Hotel: trivago

"If Adora and Catra had kids there is no way they are naming one of them Shadown Weaver" So funny

Can we all talk about the dad joke scene where Glimmer said “I don’t speak dad”..it took me way to long through the episode to realize it’s because she didn’t have a dad

One thing I noticed right off the bat was that they put Glimmer and Spinnerella (the two curvy/bigger/plus size female characters) in these unitard typed outfits and that made me so happy because the team didn't think "oh these characters are not skinny so we have to avoid certain clothes." If anything they went with clothes that real plus size/curvy women would be told to stay away from

Scorpia:*literally singing about how shes a spy* Crowd:👏👏👏 Mermista: ...

Disney: we need to be careful with LGBTQ+ representatives. Dreamworks: yall hear sumthin?

"she isn't the hero because of some royal lineage, she's a hero because she recognizes the cruelty of those before her and is working to be better" yes!!! exactly!!! I really appreciated the show's take on fighting colonization and protecting natural resources. It just made me love the it even more.

How are you not gonna mention Mermista committing Arson just to “see how it feels”?!

I started the season saying "Just let Adora and Catra Kiss you cowards" And then I was surprised when they DID kiss

So when are we gonna talk about how Kyle and Rogelio adopted the imp-?

I like how they gave the cat an emotional support cat

But like can we talk about how bow’s space suit is STILL A CROP TOP THIS BOI

Disney: We can't be too open about lgbtq relationships DreamWorks: ITS RAINING HOMOSEXUALITY

Fun fact!: Nolle Stevenson said herself that Shadow Weaver wasn’t being redeemed when she died! It was so Adora and Catra could have closure! It’s like Adora said before, she doesn’t forgive Shadow Weaver, but now they can believe that maybe somewhere deep down she did care about them, or maybe she did it because it was better in the long run. And when Shadow Weaver says she’s proud of Catra I, personally at least, like to think that she means that she’s proud that Catra was able to do better than her and was able to succeed where she failed.

When you see scorpia’s picture as a baby you can also see she has two moms ;3

She-ra gave me what i didnt even know I need, a magic emotion cat a show where theres gay and no gay shaming and no matter how much people HATE double trouble they refer to them by the correct pro nouns. It made me very happy.

Anyone watch the whole season in a day or was it just me? The writing in this season was so good and the ending was so satisfying and most of the shows I watch don't leave me so content and it was so refreshing to watch a show with a realistic ending. I've never been this early to a video before, it was definitely worth it. : )

At first I didn’t believe they would become a thing, I mean, there was just to much anger and hurt between them. But boy, after watching season 5, I shipped them so hard. I literally shrieked when Catra confessed her feelings. Even though it wasn’t what I thought it was going to be, I’m very satisfied with the ending.

wrong hordak is an absolute TREASURE if anyone disagrees i will FIGHT THEM

can we just give noelle stevenson all of the shows?

Yes! A thousand times yes!! SO MANY THINGS! - All the characters being genuine "people" and not just walking plot devices. They actually interact and are important to the story. - Catra is ADORABLE and I LOVE how well they were able to redeem her, it's so natural and it just feels so right. THAT KISS! THAT PROCLAMATION OF LOVE! That was the most amazing thing ever, and I kept screaming before, during, and after! Five seasons! FIVE SEASONS! But it was worth all of it! They're canon, they're beautiful, they're lesbians, and they're in love!!!!! - YES I love that the show is possibly portraying Entrapta as someone that is neurodivergent, it's so natural and handled in such a skillful way. Her saying that she's not good with emotions and people, and her hyperfixating on things (tech), but still being an extremely valuable character and beloved friend with complex development and relationships I just-- - Bow and Glimmer!!! I'm actually surprised you didn't talk about Bow kissing Glimmer's forehead like--WOW we all thought it but now it's CANON! - Everyone saying they love each other at the end! So cheesy but it's so perfect. Love really does conquer all!!! The best show I've watched to date. I cannot believe the amount of representation, effort, and skill that went into this show. As someone who's part of the LGBTQ community, a show like this makes me feel so warm inside. You really said it: the fact that everything is so natural just makes me so happy, and I can't imagine how amazing this will be for young queer people watching it. I'm so happy they're able to have this healthy form of representation in mainstream media. It just--it's amazing and I'm crying and this was such a great video;;; good job, you really nailed it!

When I saw that Spinerella and Netossa got an on screen kiss and actually used the word "wife" I was so happy!!

i made aN INHUMAN NOISE WHEN THEY KISSED

As a person on the Autism spectrum, I was so so excited about Entrapta ever since her first episode. She reminds me so much of myself when I was younger but she is so much more than a token or lesson character. She is such a complex character and allowed to have so much more depth than most other people would write for neurodivergent people like me. And just a quick thing about her ending: her using her hair as a way to touch things she needs to and keeping people at a distance. She might have some sensitivity surrounding physical touch which a lot of people on the spectrum do. But when she sees Hordak (her friend or "friend" depending on how you read it) she hugs him with her arms and holds his hand with her own hand. It just- I just *sobs*

One thing I really appreciated that I don’t think is given as much recognition is that not all of the love was romantic. Entrapta and Hordak weren’t romantic but their intimacy was still so valid. I don’t think everyone was quite paired up but some were just platonic partners. As an asexual aromantic person it was nice for romance to not be an unnecessary subplot and other relationships taken seriously

I love this series. My only nitpick about season five is that Lonnie, Kyle and Rogelio weren't really there. I would have liked to see them directly supporting the rebellion.

I loved how real Catra’s redemption felt. Where she was truly sorry for her actions and showed a tremendous amount of effort in redeeming herself and becoming a less toxic person.

disney movies had to be subtle about lgbt relationships she-ra: *THROWS THAT OUT THE WINDOW*

I'm a straight guy and this show will be in my heart for years to come. I see people how just genuinely love each other men, women, cats and clones for once you dont have to give every thing to everyone you are worth more then you can give I need to hear and see that I'm happy that we all can learn something from this bless you and this show (not try to preach just wanted to say it )🤗

I'm neurodiverse myself and so is one of my best friends. Autistic in both cases. We both really love the way Entrapta was portrayed, I for one guessed that she was intended to be neurodiverse from the first episode she appeared in. She only eats tiny food (I also have my share of weird things that bother me for no reason), she always talks rather loud (a problem I had growing up), she jumps at the opportunity to explain her obsessions with anyone who ill listen (you can get me talking for hours by bringing up computers or rockets), and you can tell that she feels lonely behind all that. Part of me worried that Entrapta would have a character arc of learning that people are more important than technology and just learn to be different. Especially in the Beast Island scene where everyone had to fight their insecurities, but Entrapta's greatest weakness turned out to be her love of the technology there, and the thing that snapped her out of it was the revelation that there was a First Ones ship landed on the coast, but then at the same time all the "we care about you" stuff that Bow said didn't go unappreciated. It goes the direction of this being who she is while also showing glimpses of her real emotions and insecurities. Entrapta is by far my favorite neurodiverse representation in fiction that I've ever seen.

I was privileged enough to watch the last season with my family and when it got to the kiss at the end my daughter's reaction wasn't "why are two girls kissing?!" but was instead "why are they kissing when they aren't even married?!". It was funny getting to explain that you don't need to be married in order to kiss people on the lips. I hope other families watching this were similarly able to educate their kids about the "dangers of pre-marital affection". XD

I think the funniest moment this season was Catra’s “A town that hates princesses, should I buy property here?” And then everyone dead silent giving her the death stare and her retracting and going “...is what I would have said before joining you guys, go team!” The definition of “too soon” lol. But fr this show means so much to me. I’ve been watching it since it came out and been rooting for catradora all through the series and never giving up on the ship no matter how hopeless it felt for a bit. I see myself in so many of the characters. Catra who’s been abused and abandoned by the people she loves so she doesn’t know how to cope and feels worthless and pushes people away. Scorpia who pinned after someone who mistreats her. Perfuma who’s too easy on her friends. And most importantly Entrapta because I’m Autistic and not good with people and too invested in my special interests often being misunderstood and perceived as if I don’t care about other people (Thank you so much for mentioning that by the way it means a whole lot that people recognize that)

Also She-Ra's new design has Glimmer wing shoes, a Bow heart on her chest, and Catra's helmet. POWER OF LOVE, YO

Other Person: you can't save the universe with the power of lesbians My presentation on how you can save the universe with the power of lesbians:

The only reason I watched the entire series was seeing Catra and Adora confessed their love to each other. So I watched it from the beginning and binge-watched the entire series. Yes, I am a man and in my 50's, but I'm a sucker for animation and good writing associated with it. Next to Avatar: The Last Airbender, this is one of the best I've ever seen. Just wow!

I find really funny that Catra in the final season has basically the same haircut of Zuko in ATLA season 3. The redemption haircut!

“When we hit our lowest point, we are open to the greatest change”

“You’re worth more than what you can give to other people. You deserve love too” hit me like a train!!! Something I so desperately needed to hear.

This was a beautiful analysis of the most amazing show I've ever watched. I hadn't even thought about how there was no coming out scenes because it's normal to be queer on Etheria. And I was pleasantly surprised by all the funny moments that were ACTUALLY FUNNY and didn't take away from the seriousness of the show. Shera has been such an emotional journey for me and I'm so glad I got to watch it!

When she said season five was the last season: *EATS LASAGNA SADLY*

After-finale headcanons: • Spinerella and Netossa had another wedding to celebrate the victory • Adora and the others would go to the forest to have picnics with Madam Razz • Double Trouble FINALLY got a proper acting career • Micah and Glimmer would just spend hours catching up and talking about random things • Lonnie, Kyle and Regelio found a cozy place to stay and are roomates (they also kept the blue gremlin thing Hordak had) • Entrapta and Hordak teamed up with Bow’s dads and made a research group • Bow getting some advice from his dads cuz he wanna start an archery learning program • DT randomly popping up in Bright Moon and giving fashiona advice when the others are attending an event • Everyone coming over to the kingdom of snows to help Frosta with her duties

Me, slipping Noelle Stevenson a 20: make it gay Noelle, giving it back: who the hell do you think I am

Why did this video make me cry??? This show is just too wholesome.

after watching season 5, I wanted to chop off all my hair, adopt a cat, and get a girlfriend. but seriously, this show truly awakened something in me that I didn’t know existed, and I think it’s beginning to give me the courage to try and pursue love, and I couldn’t be more grateful for that

I love how they just kept calling the clone 'wrong hordak' instead of giving him an actual fucking name XD

The best kind of villain is the one that believes that what they’re doing is what’s best. Prime was a fine example of that very ideal and watching him work was truly terrifying.

Just a side note: *I love Zuko* *I love Catra* I love redemption arcs done right. 🥺

You know the writing is good when a relationship makes so much sense that fans predict it years ahead of time

Okay, first of all, She Ra just shouted gay rights and I have all the respect for it. Second, I love the shows that include lesbian or gay background couples. It would be nicer to see more of a focus but baby steps. BUT, we actually had a show whose main focus was the love between two girls and ended with the softest confession ever. I love that so much. The only other show I can think of doing that is RWBY, but it’s in that mid season 5 Catradora stage where they are flirting and talking and you are like, “JUST KISS ALREADY!” Thirdly, I love the action, I love the story developments, I love the character developments, but I will watch this season over and over again just for all the soft looks and flirty lines Catra and Adora share with each other. Also, Catra holding her anger back because she wants to improve and be better for Adora made me laugh and cry all at once.

I love that Shadowweaver's last words are: "You're welcome."

I wanted to comment on the scene about Shadow Weaver dying. Like most of the audience, I didn’t like Shadow Weaver because of the abusive things she did to Catra and Adora. But the scene where she dies and Catra *cries anyways* is something that I almost felt that I needed to see. My relationship with my parents is fine, but one of them tends to display some verbal abuse signs and has been the source of some anxiety in my life. They’re not like Shadow Weaver, they don’t put me down intentionally and they actually are working hard on bettering themselves. But during the time when things hit its peak with this parent, I was so confused as to how I could dislike everything they were doing and yet still hold love and affection for them. Catra crying when her abusive parental figure died made me realize that no matter what, you’ll almost always feel something for the people you raised you, abusive or not, and that’s okay. I can’t speak for everyone of course and my situation is not as extreme as Catra’s. In fact, I really love my parent and things have really changed for the better in the past couple of years. But the scene still meant a lot to me

I LOVED everything you pointed out, but also can we talk more about Netossa and Spinerella? Like I was SCREAMING every single time in my head when Netossa said 'my wife' because it was so therapeutic, and I loved how they gave them so much space and so much love and that scene where Netossa just goes wild from exhaustion and pulls out her books w how the whole thing was going to go and how she'll show it to Spinny next time 'shE SAYS IT'S MY TURN TO CLEAN', like I love love love the attention they gave them. I also have to point out how much I loved the fact that even when she was chipped, Mermista was like *groans* 'why do you *have* to be like this' when he pulls his shenanigans to distract her. Also, Entrapdak. I was NOT expecting to ever ship them, but I just jumped aboard that train and held on like crazy. Also, Entrapta. As I watched it I thought, 'wait, could she be nd like me?'. I was so cautious to believe, thinking I might be desperately projecting, but then you and other people were just like 'yeah i see it too' and it gives me life. I relate to 'i feel but i don't really know how to show it to you'. Also, when she doesn't get the sarcastic remark. Then there is Double Trouble. I mean, THEIR VOICE. It's MARVELOUS. When i found out it was voiced by a non-binary person, I was ecstatic. I love their personality and that even thought they are arguably the most chaotic on the whole show, you *cannot* hate them. Like something about their whole manerism, their behaviour, tone of voice, pulls you in. Not to mention they actually taught my brother of the existence of non-binary people, though he still can't pronounce it quite right. And the biggest thing, WLW WLW WLW WLW WLW WLW GAAAAAAAY I MEAN WE ACTUALLY GOT CANON QUEER PEOPLE AND QUEER RELATIONSHIPS IN A MAINSTREAM KIDS SHOW OKAY I HAVE SO MANY EMOTIONS ABOUT THIS I *CANNOT* CALM DOWN I HAVE BEEN OBSESSING OVER THIS ENDING FOR SO LONG THE WHOLE S5 HAS BEEN LIKE NICE, COLD HERB MIX ON ALL OUR SUFFERING OF NOT HAVING REPRESENTATION. A HUGE PART OF ME IS STILL HAVING SO MUCH TROUBLE BELIEVING IT'S ACTUALLY REAL AND THAT IT ACTUALLY HAPPENED, AND NOT ONLY DID WE GET A SHOW WITH QUEER LOVE IN IT, WE GOT A SHOW *ABOUT* QUEER LOVE I-

Catra and adora: *flirting the whole season* Everyone else:... Anywayzz

Can we talk about how the opening always changes? And that spinerella and netossa kiss? I LOVE IT

The shows climax/ending in a nutshell: EVERYONE IS SAVED BY THE POWER OF LOVE AND GAYNESS

I'm so happy that this show treats its characters as more than just their sexuality, it's great representation especially for children to see.

Sword princess in space, dueling wives, enemies to lovers, emotional space cat, these outfits, L E S B I A N S

Anyone else ship Perfuma and Scorpia now?

I kinda feel that until Horde Prime, Catra never really saw any true danger to Adora. Catra would win, Adora would lose, but she was never confronted with what losing would mean. Horde Prime wasn't a hands-off Hordak who let her run the show; he'd actually kill Adora without a doubt and without any possibility for Catra to explain it away.

I really love how the ultimate villain of this show actually thought his side to be "the light" and "bringing peace."

I'm a cis hetero, but it just makes me so happy seeing so many people get something from a lovely show they always wanted. ^^ Really, it's something we all needed. A show like this would have called into question my ignorance a long time ago. I remember the utter EXCITEMENT I felt when I first saw Garnet from Steven Universe's design and personality. And Kiki, too! Little things like that make a world of a difference.

As a neurodivergant lesbian that’s exactly how I interpreted entrapta and honestly I’m really ok with them not putting a label on it, a lot of discrimination against neurodivergent people is based on how they interpret how we act rather than just hating the label. A lot of people will say they support us but then act so bigoted when we act in the way we need to based on something out of our control.

Something more about the Catra redemption: at first she actually tried to do the same thing she's done before with Horde Prime. She tried to manipulate him to gain his favor, but Prime shuts her down super quick. Only then does she start to make the right decisions. Even though her saving Glimmer is a selfless act, her first push to doing it is actually kind of selfish because what else is she going to do? It helps make her change very understandable. The writing of this show was so damn good and the final season has cemented it as one of my favorite shows I've ever seen (and I'm a cishet guy so it's not just because of all the gay).

“Lesbians saved the universe” That’s all I had to say to get my friends to watch it

Catra's story is so important to me because while I've never been as outwardly destructive as her, I've found it very hard to take the necessary steps to better myself and have missed many opportunities for growth because of that. The fact that Catra did the same, and was still able to save herself, is a very hopeful message.

My favorite thing is that Entrapta was the one who ended up, during the climax, telling horde prime in his throne room why he is wrong (instead of Adora or someone else) and Bow got to do the tech stuff that Entrapta would normally do. I think it showed how much Entrapta has grown as a communicator, and allowed bow to be the tech guy he always wants to be.

"We don't throw tanks at our friends",,,,,,,,,,,,,

As far as Shadow Weaver's sacrifice, as someone who came from an abusive family with a mother who had many traits in common with Shadow Weaver, this is how I see that moment. As an abusive person, Shadow Weaver saw the needs of those in her care as a vehicle to have her own needs met. She saw Micah's need to learn and grow, and used them to pursue her own ambitions. She fostered and encouraged Adora and Catra's view of their self-worth as connected to what they could do for others. She praised Adora's accomplishments while belittling Catra's to enforce the hierarchy between them. Even when she switched sides, she continued to do the same thing. She used Glimmer's desperate need to live up to her own imposed ideals about what a Queen should be, fueling her nascent need for power. At some point, however, she did something very unusual; She developed a glimmer of self-awareness of it. When Adora returns, and Shadow Weaver slips back into her old patterns with the two, you can see her pause every now and then. She can see what Adora needs, sees that Catra fills that need. She tries to wedge herself in between, take that place, but it doesn't work. She is aware that something is very wrong with how she is relating to people, but she can't stop, can't change, can't be anything other than what she is. The abusiveness is rooted in who she is and has always been. As an abused child, the one thing I always, desperately craved and never got, was for my parent to be proud of me. Not just the weaponized 'I'm proud of you' they trotted out whenever I did what they wanted, submitted to their will, ground myself down to fit into slot they wanted me to fit into. But honestly proud of me. Of who I was, without needing or wanting anything from me. And for me to believe it. Somehow, impossibly, Shadow Weaver realized this, right at the end. Maybe she was trying to go out as a martyr. Maybe she genuinely wanted to give Catra the push to be a better person than she was. But somehow she realized that this was all Catra ever wanted from her. So she gave it to her. She stepped away from Adora, pushed Catra into the spot that was meant for her, and told her poor, scapegoated child the one thing she had always needed to hear. That's why she said 'You're welcome'. It feels strange because... it NEVER happens this way. But like Glimmer's apology, this is absolutely what we wish WOULD. Not the saccharine, artificial reconciliation that society insists is the way to go, the realization that the 'loved us all along', and somehow just didn't REALIZE they were hurting us. Not the tearful, wailing apology and begging for forgiveness we're not ready or able to give. Just a person who had hurt us recognizing what they had done, even just a little, and stepping out of our lives, and even just for a moment understanding what it was we needed all along, even if it was something they could never give us. We wanted Shadow Weaver gone because she was toxic. We knew she was toxic, and nothing would make her better. She would have to be a completely different person. We don't mourn her death because... honestly, it was a long time coming, and the world is better for it. What is so devastating about it is knowing that, for just one brief moment, she understood that and accepted it.

I do like the relationship between Catra and Adora way more then Korra and Asami; nothing against them but for me it felt like "Hey, we're together now." In She-ra, you can tell that Catra is more hurt by Adora leaving her for people she just met and not the Horde while Adora takes every chance she can to try and bring Catra to her side or flat out save her (until Catra almost destroys the world). This clearly shows any time the two are together outside of Horde/Rebellion battles. It was only in Season 5 that Catra got over herself and was finally able to admit that she loved Adora, which was awesome. Lastly Catra sitting down in Adora's lap while trying concentrate was the best scene ever.

So we all ain't gonna talk about scorpia telling us that Kyle has a crush on Rogelio (I can't spell) XD like am I the only one who noticed that

One of the most underrated aspects of the final season, and the series, for me was how Entrapta's relationship with Hordak played out. I love that Entrapta's the only person she could really form a significant friendship with was the primary antagonist of the show for 4/5 seasons, that it was only possible because of her special interest in tech(something that Hordak shares), and that it ended up being a key element to the victory over Horde Prime. Also, Wrong Hordak is amazing and adorable.

YES. Entrapta being autistic is such a good headcannon! I’ve had it for a long while.

20:17 how dare you mention that without mentioning the fact that mermista has also set someone´s boat on fire to see what it felt like

I'm so glad someone else caught onto the colonization/environmentalist themes

Zuko's redemption was about learning to care for others Catra's redemption was about learning to let others care for her

When I tell you I screamed when Catra and Adora kissed, I freaking screamed SO LOUD-

I love the moment mermista said “I burned a boat to see what will happen” and sea hawk made her blush INTENSELY.

While Catra's haircut is so cute and great, I feel so terrible admiring it because of the trauma she had to go through to get it. Normally, women cutting their long hair represents them starting to make their own decisions, "cutting" their past off of them, and other reasons that represents empowerment. Catra was powerless and forced to get her hair cut in order to be controlled. Instead of feeling empowerment for female characters cutting their hair, I felt fear and vulnerability when Catra is first shown with her new hair. Women cutting off their long hair is one of my favorite tropes when feminism is being represented, and I never thought it would ever be shown to do the opposite. I am impressed that Noelle put a dark twist on the trope, but I still feel heartbroken about it.

I lost my SHIT at the ending. It was so good! I also super appreciated that the interpersonal relationships didn't have any longterm unnecessary resentment. Like Catra forcefully added to the best friend squad instead of Glimmer or Bow being jealous. Handled so well ❤

I saw Scorpia in her backless dress and I just picked up the weights and started lifting. Serious goals.

Also she ra’s new outfit is THE BEST THING EVER

14:29 - 14:32 when watching this initially I never noticed Mermista and Sea Hawk in the background LMAO

Favorite part? Well besides the the kiss, it's when Bow, Glimmer, and Catra were all playfully teasing Adora in the ship.

Catra learning selflessness from Adora was a given but the fact that it’s Catra who teaches Adora that there r times u NEED 2 b selfish 4 the sake of your own well being 2 was BRILLIANT! 👏 Being a good person isn’t just about doing things 4 other people - self love & care r a big part of it & should b acknowledged. HOW many shows have shown this message?! I can only think of 1 or 2 at most - & that shouldn’t b the case!

Oh, what? Double-Trouble was non-binary? That was completely lost in the german dub :-( Aside from that I adored how absolutely normal things like different body shapes and queerness was presented. That was very wholesome.

also the first one of seahawks enemies is aparently his canon boyfriend

A.k.a the redemption arc of the greatest Tsundere the galaxy has ever seen

I'm STILL crying... Also, a thing I'd really like to see talked about is how even the het romances (Entrapta/Hordak, Bow/Glimmer) feel very distinct from normal het romances you see in other media. They're about love and internal truth and feel very good compared to some more forced het romances you see out there. HORDAK REMEMBERS ENTRAPTA DESPITE GETTING HIS MEMORY WIPED TWICE ;-; UHHH, CRYING AGAIN

The reason of why this show's finale was so great is pretty simple: it was planned since the very beginning. Noelle Stevenson already knew everything she wanted to tell in this series all along, so it makes sensei of why everything went so smoothly (not to mention that she had to fight hard in order to accomplish what she wanted to tell... this is a creatori from which people should take sample I must say). If we want to take some counter examples: Game of Thrones, Voltron and Star VS TFOE. At a certain point of those shows, not even their creators knew where to go with them, and in the end their finales were so DISASTROUS that they made the whole shows completely pointless, pratically it's like if they never existed... Honestly we should just be all grateful that She-Ra avoided this and ended up greatly.

She-Ra Season 5 (In an Oprah voice): You get a redemption arc! And you get a redemption arc! EVERYBODY GETS REDEMPTION ARCS!! (Also, if you got through this season without even considering shipping Scorpia and Perfuma, then why are you even watching the show?)