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Scorpia and Perfuma

**Scorpia and Perfuma** are a canonically confirmed ship within the *She-Ra and the Princesses of Power* series, commonly called "Scorfuma" by the fandom. Though their relationship is only hinted at in the show itself, it has been confirmed by ND Stevenson that they are a couple.

## Season Five

1. ↑ https://collider.com/she-ra-season-5-spoilers-catradora-noelle-stevenson/
She-Ra and the Princesses of Power

***She-Ra and the Princesses of Power*** is an American animated science fantasy action adventure series developed by ND Stevenson and produced by DreamWorks Animation. It is a reboot from the Filmation animated series, *She-Ra: Princess of Power*. It is part of the Netflix Original Series brand.

Season One started streaming on Netflix on November 13, 2018.

Season Two started streaming on Netflix on April 26, 2019.

Season Three started streaming on Netflix on August 2nd, 2019.

Season Four started streaming on Netflix on November 5th, 2019.

Season Five started streaming on Netflix on May 15, 2020; this is the final season of the show.

The DVD for seasons 1 - 3 of She-Ra and the Princesses of Power were released available in December 3, 2019, on Amazon.

They can be found here.

## Synopsis

An orphan named Adora leaves behind her former life in the evil Horde when she discovers a magic sword that transforms her into the mythical warrior princess She-Ra. Along the way, she finds a new family in The Rebellion as she unites a group of magical Princesses in the ultimate fight against evil.

## Cast

* Karen Fukuhara as Glimmer
* Marcus Scribner as Bow
* Genesis Rodriguez as Perfuma
* Vella Lovell as Mermista
* Christine Woods as Entrapta
* Krystal Joy Brown as Netossa
* ND Stevenson as Spinnerella
* Merit Leighton as Frosta
* Adam Ray as Swift Wind
* Reshma Shetty as Angella
* Keston John as Hordak/Horde Prime/Clone Army
* Lorraine Toussaint as Shadow Weaver
* AJ Michalka as Catra
* Lauren Ash as Scorpia
* Sandra Oh as Castaspella
* Jacob Tobia as Double Trouble
* Daniel Dae Kim as Micah

## Production

> From Eisner Award-winning author and executive producer ND Stevenson ... comes a modern take on the '80s girl power icon for a new generation of young fans. The trailblazing property originally debuted in 1985 to satisfy overwhelming demand for a female lead fantasy series. With Stevenson's unique voice at the helm, fans are in store for an epic and timely tale that celebrates female friendship and empowerment, lead by a warrior princess tailor made for today. The series will be available to Netflix members worldwide in 2018.
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## Opening

Every episode of Season One begins with the red Netflix logo on a white background. We then see outer space, and the words "A Netflix Original Series" appear, with Netflix in rainbow colors. We then see a First Ones engraving with a picture of Adora. The words "Best Friends Squad" are written in Etherian in the top right. Then "DreamWorks She-Ra and the Princesses of Power" appears. In Season Two, the only thing that changes is the Netflix logo. It shows a red 'N' in a black background, which zooms in until there are only thin lines left.

## Videos

She-Ra and the Princesses of Power Teaser TrailerShe-Ra and the Princesses of Power Season 1 Trailer
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Kelley, Shamus. "She-Ra: First Look at Netflix Reboot". *Den of Geek!*. Published May 18, 2018. Retrieved May 19, 2018.
Salineas Castle

Salineas throne room

Salineas Castle is the residence of Princess Mermista and the castle of Salineas. It makes its first appearance in "The Sea Gate", where Mermista can be seen sitting in her throne. There are also guards around it.

## Gallery

Adora inspects a mural in the throne roomThe throne room as seen in "Destiny Part 2" after the Heart of Etheria has been activated
Skiff

**Skiff** are a means of transportation utilized by the Horde. It is first seen in the first episode when Adora and Catra stole one of them in order to have one last bit of fun together. These skiffs have been seen repeatedly throughout the show, especially during heated battles and when traveling over great distances.
Kingdoms of Etheria

Currently there are seven kingdoms of Etheria; there were eight in the distant past, but an unnamed kingdom was lost to time.

## Kingdoms of Etheria

The kingdoms, rulers, and respective runestones of Etheria:

### Description

The Kingdom of Snows, Plumeria, Salineas, and Dryl are each ruled by a princess. There are no queens or kings who make an appearance except for Micah, Angella and Glimmer of Bright Moon.

It is mentioned during The Sea Gate that the former king of Salineas, Mermista's father, is retired. There is also at least one princess in lore who presided over an unknown kingdom.

Five of the kingdoms have runestones, but Mystacor and Dryl are the only ones shown to be without one. Mystacor is a kingdom of sorcery ruled by Castaspella, and Dryl is ruled by Entrapta, who has no known connection to a runestone.

Long ago, there was an unnamed kingdom with its own runestone, to the west of Bright Moon. Its name and its princess have been lost to time. It was connected to the The Spirit Ember, or the Fire Runestone, which was corrupted by the destructive actions of its respective princess. This kingdom, near Mount Candila, does not appear in the show, only in the book She-Ra: Legend of the Fire Princess.

## Gallery

* Screenshots

Bright MoonThe Kingdom of SnowsPlumeriaThe Fright ZoneMystacorSalineasDryl
She-Ra: Origin of a Hero

* Front Cover
* Back Cover

***She-Ra and the Princesses of Power: Origin of a Hero*** is a children's book set in the She-Ra universe belonging to a collection written by Tracey West and published by Scholastic, Inc.

## Description

She-ra Origin of a Hero expands upon the plot from the first two episodes of She-Ra and the Princesses of Power. It tells more stories of Adora and Catra's life in the Horde that is not discussed in the show. It also defines some canon and is followed by **She-Ra and the Princesses of Power: *Island of Magical Creatures***.

**Origin of a Hero** is now available for sale through online booksellers and at bookstores.

## Synopsis

She doesn't need a hero, she is a hero. On a planet called Etheria, two forces battle for control. The Horde, with its skillfully trained soldiers and advanced technology, has one goal: to conquer all of Etheria in the name of Hordak. The other force, the Rebellion, is made up of princesses and has been fighting to maintain harmony and freedom for all of Etheria's people.

Hidden among them all is a hero to be. Her destiny was written by the First Ones a thousand years ago. Now she is about to rise again.

Discover the origin of a hero in this first chapter book in the series! This book expands on the plotlines of the first two episodes, giving readers a deeper glimpse into their favorite hero's backstory. With illustrations in each chapter, these books are packed full of friendship, humor, and heart!

## Characters

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## References

1. ↑ The Sword: Part 1 and "The Sword: Part 2"
Scorpia's mothers

**Scorpia's mothers** are the female parents or evident guardians of Scorpia, appearing only in a photo Scorpia keeps near her cot. Their whereabouts are entirely unknown.

All information except their appearance is entirely by inference, as no details about them have specifically been confirmed. They are assumed to be Scorpia's parents, and heavily implied to be, as their picture resides on her nightstand, though their relation to Scorpia has not been directly confirmed.

### Appearance

One of the mothers is depicted with a white bob cut, a gray-white dress, and slender brownish scorpion pincers. The other mother is taller, with a strong, more endomorphic physique similar to Scorpia. She has black hair braided in the back and loose in the front, dark red & gray robes with spaulders, and large red pincers.

### Abilities

The Scorpioni have a paralyzing sting from their tail, and their blood-maroon pincers are perfect for crushing, gripping, and snipping.

### Family

Scorpia is the only known living member of her family. Her mothers are depicted in a picture Scorpia keeps near her bed. Scorpia looks up to her whole family, although most of what she knows comes from the Horde.

One of the mothers would be the daughter of the last Scorpion King, Scorpia's grandfather.

## Plot

### Past

Scorpia's family used to rule over the Fright Zone from Horror Hall, until Hordak's ship crashed into their land. Scorpia told Catra, "The Horde crash-landed in my family's backyard." When Scorpia's grandfather made an agreement with the Horde, the kingdom, the Black Garnet, and their princess was given over to them. The Royal Scorpion Family has all but disappeared since.

### Present

The whereabouts of Scorpia's mothers are left entirely unknown.

## Trivia

* Scorpia's mothers are the second LGBT parents that are seen in *She-Ra and the Princesses of Power*, the first one being George and Lance.

## See also

* Princess Scorpia
* **Scorpia's mothers**
* Last scorpion king

1. ↑ Princess Prom
2. ↑ Princess Scorpia
3. ↑ S4:E6 "Princess Scorpia"
4. ↑ Princess Scorpia
Simulation glasses

* Lonnie with simulation glasses
* Kyle fails.
1/5
**Simulation glasses** are glasses used by the Horde trainees when in a training session. Images appear on them to make the simulation more realistic. They appear in"The Sword: Part 1", as well as Flowers for She-Ra, seen on Lonnie and the cadets. They were used by Adora and her teammates.
King Micah's Staff

**King Micah's Staff** is a purple staff that Micah wielded as a king in battles, prior to the events shown in *She-Ra and the Princesses of Power*.

## Description

His staff was passed on to his daughter, Glimmer, by his wife, Queen Angella, before the Battle of Bright Moon had commenced.

This staff emits destructive energy bursts. Glimmer can make the staff teleport to her without touching it, as shown in Season Two, episode one, “The Frozen Forest”. Queen Angella could also do this. King Micah's Staff must not be confused with the Beast Island staff he currently owns.

## History

The staff used to be owned by King Micah, though it is unknown why he had it created, or what he used it for.

### Season One

The staff first appeared in the Season One episode “The Battle of Bright Moon,” when Queen Angella decided to pass it onto her daughter, Glimmer.

### Season Two

Glimmer uses the staff to attack and destroy bots in the Whispering Woods. Later she used it on the attack on the Horde held tower and in the Northern Reach, using it to good effect on Scorpia.

### Season Four

When Glimmer teleported into the Valley of the Lost to help out, she brought the staff with her. Later when trying to find the Horde spy in their midst, Glimmer briefly summoned the staff. When Glimmer went to the Crystal Castle to get help from Light Hope she summoned the staff. And during the rescue of King Micah, Adora mentioned that Glimmer was using the king's staff.

### Trivia

* Glimmer used another staff while on Horde Prime's ship. She stole that staff from a weapons display and used it to attack clones while the heroes escaped.
She-Ra: Legend of the Fire Princess

***She-Ra: Legend of the Fire Princess*** is the fourth written spin-off story from the *She-Ra and the Princesses of Power* Netflix series, published by Scholastic Inc. It was the first spin-off comic to be released. The book can be found here.

## Description

The Fire Princess, the first and only published graphic novel in the franchise, is a self-contained story that does not appear in the plot-line of the main series. It was written and illustrated by Gigi D.G. and Paulina Ganucheau, with input from She-Ra's creator, ND Stevenson.

## Synopsis

*Even after everything that's happened, the world outside the Horde's walls is still a strange one to Adora. Each day she's learning more about her growing powers as She-Ra, including something new: the ability to heal corrupted runestones. These stones are the magical source from which princesses like Frosta, Mermista, and Perfuma draw their power, but Glimmer knows of another runestone — one with a dark past. Long ago, the Fire princess ruled the lands to the west, until her thirst for power corrupted her, and led to the ruin of her kingdom. Glimmer thinks the lost fire runestone could give the Rebellion an edge in the fight against the Horde, but claiming this ancient power won't be easy... especially not when the Horde has their eyes set on the same prize*.

## Trivia

* The events in this graphic novel are not mentioned within the show, so it is unknown whether they are canon.

## See also

* Fire Princess
* Mount Candila
* The Spirit Ember
Marcus Scribner

**Marcus Scribner** is an African-American actor who voices Bow in *She-Ra and the Princesses of Power*.

## Biography

A fourth-generation Los Angeles native, Scribner marked his arrival on January 7th in Cedars-Sinai, the same hospital his mother was born.

Legacy has always run strong in his family. Beginning with his name. His father Troy garnered his name through his father's love of Greek and Roman history and mythology. He continued this tradition with his own children, Marcus and his sister Athena. At age 10, when Marcus booked his first big guest star on the television show "Castle" he celebrated by getting his first puppy, a feisty beagle, he named Zeus.

In September 2014, he landed his first series regular playing Andre Jr. on ABC's "Black-ish". The show went on to become the highest-rated new comedy of the season.

Marcus has garnered an NAACP Image Award for the show. And it has been honored with the prestigious "Peabody Award," multiple NAACP Awards, and Emmy nominations.

He has always loved animation. It was his dream come true to the rambunctious dinosaur Buck in Pixar's *The Good Dinosaur*, And to become a part of the DreamWorks family in the animated series *Home: Adventures with Tip & Oh* airing on Netflix.

Always the proponent for a positive message, he is also one of leads in the teen feature "Alexander IRL".

When not working, Marcus can be found traveling the globe doing humanitarian work. The Beaches Resorts and Sandals Foundation just named him their first Youth Ambassador. He has visited several islands in the Caribbean helping to bring higher education to children. He is also the Chief Youth Innovator for Reserve Protection Agency in South Africa who helps to protect Africa's beautiful animals.

An honor student, he is working diligently towards his dream of attending one of the great Pac-12 Universities. Stanford and UCLA being his top choice.
LGBTQAIP+

Several of the characters in *She-Ra and the Princesses of Power* are officially recognized as being involved in onscreen or post-series romantic relationships. Additionally, characters in the show may identify under LGBTQ+ sexualities, romanticisms, or genders.

Some characters that are not confirmed to be, but are established to be, in the spectrum of a certain sexuality can be anywhere in that spectrum. For instance, it was said (during a livestream by ND Stevenson) that Entrapta "has had a lot of boyfriends and girlfriends", suggesting a bisexual identity, but the label is not exclusive; she could be anything that encompasses being bisexual - pansexual, omnisexual, and so on. She also may be biromantic, bi-physical, or anything that encompasses attraction to more than one gender.

However, on this wiki a character confirmed to be a specific sexuality should not be head-canoned against their sexuality. For example, a character confirmed onscreen as lesbian should not be head-canoned as straight, as this constitutes lesbian erasure and would be a homophobic gesture.

## Characters

### Bisexuals

The following characters are confirmed to be bisexual, biromantic, or both. They could be on a broader spectrum of attraction such as being pansexual or omnisexual; this cannot be confirmed within the show but is a possibility.

### Transgender characters

 **Peekablue** |      | Peekablue is **possibly** a gender-nonconforming man.

## Trivia

* Critics state that the scene of the main characters Catra and Adora's mutual love confession and an on-screen kiss has been regarded as a revolutionary moment in the history of children's media and LGBTQIAP+ representation.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Season 5, episode 13: "Heart Part 2"
2. ↑ Season 3, episode 2: "Huntara"
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Stevenson confirmed Scorpia and Perfuma are in a relationship in an article
4. ↑ "Soulmates tied together by the threads of fate"-"Roll With It"
5. ↑ Season 4, episode 6: "Princess Scorpia"
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 Stevenson answers tweet referring to Falcon as Sea Hawk's ex on twitter
7. ↑ Season 2, episode 7: "Reunion"
8. ↑ [1]
9. ↑ Season 1, episode 5: "Sea Gate"
10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 10.3 10.4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zOFJHXBGDoc&t=2s
11. ↑ Rae Geiger confirms Jewelstar is canonically trans and that Perfuma was designed to be read as a trans woman in a tumblr post.
12. ↑ Perfuma is **possibly** a transgender woman based on a post by her character designer Rae Geiger, who stated that Perfuma was designed to be read as a trans woman although nothing was ever explicitly stated in canon and Geiger stated they regretted they never shared their intent with anyone so something could have been written into canon about it. This is also supported by creator ND Stevenson liking a tweet calling Perfuma a trans lesbian.
13. ↑ https://www.cbr.com/she-ra-set-new-standard-lgbtq-representation/
Salineas

**Salineas** is one of the main seven Kingdoms of Etheria. Glimmer stated that "whoever controls Salineas controls the seas".

## Description

The kingdom of Salineas is ruled by Mermista. Its most prominent feature is the Sea Gate, which guards the front of Salineas and protects its inhabitants. The Runestone of Salineas is named The Pearl, and the palace has come to be known as the Salineas Castle, both of which Mermista owns.

In Season Four, Salineas was overrun and occupied by the Horde, but Mermista vowed to liberate her kingdom. At the end of Season Five when Horde Prime was defeated, it is assumed that Mermista was able to regain control of her kingdom.

## Appearance

Salineas is a sea-faring realm with light blue seashell-shaped buildings. The kingdom appeared to be sparsely populated in Season One, but many of the inhabitants returned after She-Ra repaired the Salineas Sea Gate.

The Sea Gate is a magical structure that protects the city, powered by The Pearl Runestone. According to Adora, the Sea Gate was connected to The Pearl by the First Ones over a millennia ago.

## History

### Past

Princess Mermista inherited the throne from her father upon his retirement. At the time Salineas is introduced in Season One, the Sea Gate's connection to the Pearl Runestone has been weakening and the gate is slowly falling apart. In addition to that, the Horde is constantly attacking them.

Due to the instability, people fled and the kingdom was understaffed, leaving Mermista as one of the only citizens.

### Season One

Glimmer convinced Queen Angella to send a delegation to Salineas to recruit Mermista and her kingdom to the Princess Alliance. In Salineas, Adora read First Ones’ writing on a mural in the throne room, from which she deduced that the decay was caused by an interruption in the connection between the Sea Gate and The Pearl.

While Mermista, Sea Hawk, Bow, and Glimmer repelled a Horde attack led by Catra, She-Ra used the Sword of Protection to heal the Sea Gate.

After the battle Mermista was persuaded to join the Princess Alliance.

### Season Four

At the end of "Mer-Mysteries", it is revealed that the Horde had attacked and conquered Salineas using their overwhelming number of soldiers and Hordak’s new weapon, while Double Trouble was at Bright Moon creating a distraction. The Horde was then able to take control of the oceanic territory. The takeover sent Mermista into a downwards spiral, proving that she cared about her kingdom greatly.

### Song of the Sea Witch

Salineas is the setting of the children's book *Song of the Sea Witch*.

## Locations

* Dolphin Social
* Salineas Sea Gate
* Sea Elf Village

## Gallery

The Sea GateGlimmer watches **Salineas** burnA conquered Salineas as seen on a Horde monitor
1. ↑  The Sea Gate
Mermista's father

**Mermista's father** is the former ruler of Salineas and a member of the Original Princess Alliance.

## Description

He is mentioned in the episode "The Sea Gate". As Salineas was crumbling he left the kingdom in the hands of his daughter Mermista and retired.

Both Mermista's father's appearance and his voice are unknown during the whole series. While he is indeed the King of Salineas, he is no longer a ruler managing the kingdom, the same that happens with Micah and Bright Moon.

Glimmer mentioned that he was retired, which is why his daughter is currently in control of Salineas.

## Trivia

* The name of Mermista's father in the 80s original version of She-Ra and the Princesses of Power is Mercia.
Katherine Nolfi

## Katherine Nolfi

### Occupation

Writer

**Katherine Nolfi** wrote many episodes on the show such as:

Season 1:

* "System Failure"
* "The Beacon"

Season 2:

* "The Frozen Forest"
* "Signals"
* "Light Spinner"

Season 3:

* "Moment of Truth"

Season 4:

* "The Valley of the Lost"
* "Protocol"
* "Fractures"
* "Destiny Part 1"
* "Destiny Part 2"

Season 5:

* "Corridors"
* "Shot in the Dark"
* "Failsafe"

1. ↑ https://www.filmindependent.org/talent/katherine-nolfi/
She-Ra Kids' Meal Toys

This line of **She-Ra Kids' Meal Toys** is a pack of character pieces from *She-Ra and the Princesses of Power* merchandise from Sonic Drive-In fast food restaurants.

The Sonic Drive-In company offered these pieces as part of their "Wacky Pack" Kids Meals for a limited time, first released on March 2, 2020.

## Description

Items that could be received randomly via the meal or purchased separately included are the following:

* Hard plastic SHE-RA **figure** with sword and shield (head and arms are articulated)
* Hard plastic SHE-RA **Gold Variant figure** with sword and shield (head and arms are articulated)
* Hard plastic HORDAK **figure** (head and arms are articulated)
* Hard plastic HORDAK **Shadow Edition figure** (head and arms are articulated)
* SWIFT WIND **Straw Buddy figure** (soft plastic like She-Ra's hair)
* IMP **Straw Buddy figure** (soft plastic like She-Ra's hair)
* INFLATABLE SWORD OF PROTECTION
* MAGNETIC FIGURES (in packs of three). So far SHE-RA, ADORA, CATRA, HORDAK, BOW, and SWIFT WIND have been found, but there may be more characters.

## Gallery

Photo credits and item descriptions to Hannah O' Shea and the

She-Ra Sonic Kids Meal 1She-Ra Sonic Kids Meal 2She-Ra Sonic Kids Meal Coloring BooksShe-Ra Sonic Kids Meal Instruction BookletShe-Ra Sonic Kids Meal Plush Sword
## Video

2020 SHE-RA & the PRINCESSES OF POWER @ SONIC DRIVE-IN! FREE TOYS REVIEWShe-Ra Sonic Drive-In Kids Meal Commercial

## Trivia

* Series creator, ND Stevenson, also posted to Twitter when the toys came out, giving an accurately scaled view of some of said toys.
* Some also appear as stickers in the ‘She-Ra Stickers’ pack as found on the App Store.

## Notes

1. ↑ Facebook Toys R Us group.
2. ↑ She-Ra Netflix Original Facebook Group
3. ↑ he-man.org Forums Thread
Leech

**Leech** is a minor antagonist in *She-Ra and the Princesses of Power*, first appearing as a member of Admiral Scurvy's crew in the episode "Boys' Night Out".

## Appearance

Leech is a large, bulky, anthropomorphic sea-like creature with teal skin and small, green eyes.

## Plot

### Past

Before they appeared in the show, Leech became a pirate and joined Admiral Scurvy. It can also be assumed that Sea Hawk set their boat on fire at some point, possibly a reason why they decided to become apart of Admiral Scurvy's trio. Other than these details, nothing else is known about their past.

### Season Four

In the Season Four episode "Boys' Night Out," Leech helps Scurvy kidnap Sea Hawk, Bow, and Swift Wind to turn them in to the Horde, as Sea Hawk set Admiral Scurvy's ship on fire prior to the episode.

### Season Five

In "Perils of Peekablue," Leech sees Sea Hawk with Mermista at the soiree and almost blows their cover. He is subdued and tied up behind the bar with other people that have sworn revenge against Sea Hawk. Their relationship with him was not friendly, as Sea Hawk implied that he set their ships on fire.

Leech appears briefly in the episode "Heart Part 2" when they are shown being released from Horde Prime's control.

## Trivia

* Leech was unnamed in the show, but they were later dubbed Leech in a tumblr ask post by character designer Ray Geiger.
Mermista's Trident

**Mermista's Trident** is the sidearm used by Mermista during battle.

## Description

It is silver and has three peaks, the two on the side taller than the one in the middle. Its height is about the height of Mermista, with a pattern on the bottom and blue swirls near the top.

## Trivia

* In "Roll With It", Mermista asked Bow to make her a "Sea-Ra" trident, which is a task he presumably did not undertake.

## Gallery

Mermista with her trident in The Sea GateMermista leaving the Princess AllianceMermista lets the Best Friends Squad know about her kingdom's plightSea-Ra and her tridentMermista with her trident in Roll With It
No Princess Left Behind

**No Princess Left Behind**

*November 13, 2018*

**No Princess Left Behind** is the ninth episode of Season One on *She-Ra and the Princesses of Power.*

It was released on Netflix with the rest of Season One on November 13, 2018.

## Synopsis

*With her friends and the sword held prisoner in the Fright Zone, Adora turns to the Princess Alliance for help on a dangerous rescue mission.*

## Plot

The newly reformed Princess Alliance is at its lowest point yet. After capturing Glimmer and Bow, The Horde has the Sword of Protection and all seems lost.

Hordak has proposed a prisoner swap; he plans to let Glimmer go free in exchange for taking Angella as a prisoner, which the queen accepts. Glimmer is being held by Shadow Weaver in a magical torture device that causes her tremendous pain. The way that Shadow Weaver used the Black Garnet to restrain Glimmer damages Glimmer's connection to her own Runestone, which caused her to glitch.

Mermista, Perfuma, Sea Hawk and Entrapta volunteer to rescue Glimmer and Bow with Adora and mount a daring escape. Back in the Fright Zone, Kyle and Bow meet and form a tenuous friendship. Entrapta becomes fascinated, enamored and enchanted with Horde tech; she even re-programs a Horde bot and names it Emily. Mermista endures more than anyone should to get inside the Horde compound. Sea Hawk and Scorpia meet again. Perfuma's patience is challenged by Entrapta's constant distractions.

During the fight that ensues, Adora sends the heroes on their way and surrenders to the Horde soldiers. Shadow Weaver attempts to wipe Adora's memory of She-Ra and her time with the princesses. However, Glimmer, seeing Shadow Weaver torture Adora, breaks free of her bonds and attacks the sorceress with a savage and vicious sparkle attack. Glimmer and Adora flee to join the others, but not before Entrapta is lost to an explosion trying to save Emily.

While they are escaping, Catra confronts Adora and Glimmer alone. She returns the Sword of Protection to Adora, hoping that she will never see Adora again. Glimmer and Adora escape and join the others on a stolen Horde skiff. The heroes, believing Entrapta was dead, left the Fright Zone and they become emotionally heartbroken.

## Characters

* Adora
* Glimmer
* Bow
* Catra
* Shadow Weaver
* Lord Hordak
* Angella
* Mermista
* Perfuma
* Entrapta
* Sea Hawk
* Kyle
* Scorpia
* Lonnie
* Emily

## Organizations

* The Horde
* The Rebellion
* The Princess Alliance

## Organizations

* The Horde
* The Rebellion

## Locations

* Etheria
	+ Bright Moon
	+ The Fright Zone

## Transcript

*See: No Princess Left Behind/Transcript*

## Trivia

* A flaw occurs when Kyle is talking to Bow and Bow keeps looking over his shoulder at the fight going on the background. Bow is looking over Kyle's right shoulder, but when seen from Bow's point of view, the fight is happening over Kyle's left.
Tiffany Tilly

A photo of Tiffany in her younger years

Tiffany Tilly is the head of West Sippi's secret police. She is blonde with twin ponytails. Her appearance clashes with her serious attitude, but she does her very best to ensure that West Sippi remains the town where nothing happens.

She aided Callam in destroying Evil Chas and Evil morph, and provided him support during the event of the Eggpocalypse.

### History

Tiffany Tilly was born and raised in West Sippi by her mother. She grew up disliking the crime within the city in her younger years, working and studying hard to join the police force.

She excelled at the top of her training and classes, not just due to the lack of people entering the police force, but due to her incredible work ethic and can-do attitude. West Sippi's police force were so understaffed that she immediately ended up in charge of the Secret Police, as it turned out there was nobody running the operation at all.

Tiffany has vowed to stop at nothing to make sure West Sippi is and remains peaceful, and so she continues to work.

At some point in her life she crossed paths with Rem, who wished to have her aid in running his own operations, but she chose not to leave West Sippi behind.

### West Sippi Murders and Eggpocalypse

Tiffany was troubled by a large string of assassinations and murders that sprawled across West Sippi, later choosing to employ the aid of the lone man Callam, who happened to be passing through the city at the time.

It came to light that he had been kidnapped and assaulted by Evil Chas and Evil Morph, who he later killed.

The string of murders continued, so Daniel and Callam continued the investigation which lead to the realisation that an Eggpocalypse was happening.

This required the involvement of people outside of West Sippi to help prevent it, which reunited Tiffany and Rem for a brief, awkward encounter. Tiffany once again stayed in West Sippi to prevent anymore violence happening from this.
Spacesuits

Spacesuits are first revealed in She-Ra and the Princesses of Power in the episode "Corridors" and were created by Entrapta on Mara's ship (Darla). Entrapta made each of these suits to fit the individual they were designed for and account for the way that they express themselves through their clothing (such as the way that Bows Suit maintains his abs showing for some reason) or for their differences in physiology (such as including ears on Catra's helmet).

## Functions of the space suits

### Protection against the environment in space

While the purpose for the spacesuits in the She-Ra universe is unknown, the suit is pressurized by some form of gas either to maintain structural integrity or to supply some form of gas to the occupant to breathe. The presence of gas in the spacesuits is demonstrated by the depressurization sound when the helmets are removed when Entrapta announces that "the atmosphere is safe" while on the planet Krytis in the episode "Shot in the Dark." While the suits are pressurized, there does not seem to be any vessel to store a continual supply of gas that is consistent through the characters suits.

### semi-Magnetic boots

In the episode "Corridors" when Bow and Adora prepare to retrieve Glimmer from space after Catra had teleported her. Adora takes her first steps in the space suit and the circles on her boots light up and make a sound that strongly suggests magnetization. The Magnetic boots worn appear to be strong enough to keep both her and Bow in place while the airlock in the spaceship depressurizes while also allowing for enough freedom of movement for Bow to run without any resistance.

### In built radio

The suits have inbuilt radios which are activated through the detection of voice activity and does not require pushing a button to transmit.

### High Durability

The suits that are worn seem to be highly durable, as evident by Adora's suit taking the full blow of Bow and Glimmers weight against the hull of the spaceship without sustaining any significant damage in the episode "Corridors."
Lianne Hughes

**Lianne Hughes** is a director for the Netflix series She-Ra and the Princesses of Power. Her extensive works are too many to list here so see this link https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0400757/

She-Ra episodes that Lianne has directed:

* White Out (2019)
* Signals (2019)
* Light Hope (2018)
* The Beacon (2018)
* In the Shadows of Mystacor (2018)
* Flowers for She-Ra (2018)
She-Ra: Island of Magical Creatures

***She-Ra and the Princesses of Power: Island of Magical Creatures*** is a children's book that belongs to a collection written by Tracey West and published by Scholastic Inc. It is the second in release in the collection, preceded by *Origin of a Hero* and followed by *She-Ra: Song of the Sea Witch*.

## Synopsis

The iconic heroine She-Ra's back! An all-new original chapter book set in the world of *She-Ra and the Princesses of Power* on Netflix.

*Her mission is to protect Etheria, but she can't do it alone. After The Battle of Bright Moon, the Horde army has retreated. But Adora knows they'll soon be back. Now the Princess Council is searching for a way to make The Rebellion stronger. Then they discover a First Ones' mural that shows an island full of animals with magical powers. Are these magical creatures real― and will they help out The Rebellion? Adora and her friends are set out on a quest to investigate. But they aren't the only ones on Etheria looking to strengthen their cause...*

*Fans of She-Ra and the Princesses of Power will be thrilled with this original story set in the world of the She-Ra's series from Dreamworks on Netflix! With illustrations throughout, and packed full of humor, magic, and friendship, these chapter books are the perfect way for a whole new generation of She-Ra fans to get to know the Princess of Power and her band of heroic friends!*
## Chapters

What is the Horde doing, and why?

How can Adora and Swift Wind bridge the gap between them?

This story takes place in the days and weeks after the Battle of Bright Moon.

1. **"Into the Woods"**: Swift Wind and Adora spot something suspicious.
2. **"The Princess Council"**: How can the heroes respond to this? Everyone's got an idea.
3. '**"An Ancient Mural"**: Adora's ability to read First Ones comes in handy.
4. **"Eyes in the Darkness"**: Is someone paranoid or is that...
5. **"Across the Ice Bridge"**: Frosta saves the day
6. **"Battle on the Gorge"**: Is that an elemental?
7. **"Arcana Island"**: How do you cross a body of water, ideas anyone?
8. **"Twinkles the Mighty"**: Are these friends or foes?
9. **"Following Treeleaf"**: Do sloths have magic?
10. **"Catra's Back"**: Sorry, I said you were paranoid.
11. **"Decisions"**: "... stay here and protect this place."
12. '***"A Bond at Last?"**: "I'm not jealous! YOU'RE jealous!"*

## Characters

### Creatures

* **Twinkles**: Hedgehog, leader of the creatures; spins quickly to change size
* **Lily**: Skunk; sprays pretty scents
* **Mehira**: Mountain Lion; runs blindingly fast
* **Winda**: Porcupine; skilled in hand-to-hand combat and quill throwing
* **Tajana**: White Fox; becomes invisible
* **Treeleaf**: Deer, the most beautiful of all the creatures; can glow and change colors
* **Felix**: Sloth; can hover off the ground
Locations formerly occupied by the Horde

This is a list of locations that the Horde has occupied at some point.

The Horde has occupied and been driven out of several locations throughout the five seasons of the show. By the end of the series the Horde has been defeated and these locations have been set free.

* Salineas Salineas in ruins after the Horde attacked
* Dryl Crypto Castle in Dryl
* Fright Zone
* Elberon
* Erelandia
* Thaymor
* The Valley of the Lost
* Tower
She-Ra: Song of the Sea Witch

***She-Ra and the Princesses of Power: Song of the Sea Witch*** is a book for children which belongs to a collection written by Tracey West and published by Scholastic Inc. It is the third novel in release in the collection, preceded by *Island of Magical Creatures* and followed by *She-Ra: Legend of the Fire Princess*.

## Summary

*The iconic heroine She-Ra is back! An all new original chapter book set in the world of She-Ra, just in time for the reboot of the series on Netflix.*
*When a friend is in danger, She-Ra is ready to fight. Just after the most recent Rebellion victory, a messenger from Salineas arrives in Bright Moon. He says he's there on behalf of someone named Queen Calypsa. But Salineas is Mermista's kingdom! What happened to her? The messenger won't say, but Adora, Glimmer, and Bow are determined to find out. And when they arrive in Salineas, they find it in the clutches of an evil sorceress-with the Horde on the way. Can She-Ra defeat Calpysa and save Mermista before it's too late?*
*Fans of the Princess of Power will be thrilled with this original story set in the world of the She-Ra's series from Dreamworks on Netflix! With illustrations throughout and packed full of humor, magic, and friendship, these chapter books are the perfect way for a whole new generation of She-Ra fans to get to know the Princess of Power and her band of heroic friends.*
Sea Hawk's golden sword

**Sea Hawk's golden sword** was used by Sea Hawk in battles, typically against the Horde.

## Description

Sea Hawk's sword is a weapon that he uses frequently; it is of a golden hue in color and glows. Its hilt looks the same as the rest of the sword. The weapon appears to be rather blunt, and it is known, from the episode "Horde Prime", that Sea Hawk polishes it.

## History

### Season Two

Sea Hawk's golden sword appeared in the Season Two episode "White Out".

### Season Five

Sea Hawk uses the sword many times in Season Five.
Non-Elemental Princesses

The nine **Non-Elemental Princesses** are the Princesses without a connection to one of the Runestones. They seem to have similar strength compared to the Elemental Princesses, and they even generate auras like the Elemental Princesses. Like other Etherians, they have the ability to study sorcery at Mystacor.

#### Non-elemental princesses

*The princesses listed below are either featured in Light Hope's line-up of princesses or confirmed via other sources.*

* **Netossa**: Netossa is unaffiliated with a specific kingdom, but generally serves Bright Moon. She has powers over energy and can create nets from that. Some magicians in the show can be seen using magic similar to her own, but never with her power or versatility.
* **Spinnerella**: Spinnerella is unaffiliated with a specific kingdom, but generally serves Bright Moon. She has the ability of aerokinesis, or the power over air.
* **Entrapta**: Entrapta, princess of Dryl, is a unique non-elemental princess in that she has no magical powers, This means she has no innate magical ability apart from being able to control her hair, which may just be a clever use of technology.
* **Peekablue**: Prince Peekablue is one of the most powerful 'princesses,' with the power to see all of the corners of the universe. He is known to be an elusive and mysterious being. He was part of The First Princess Alliance but his current status remains unknown.
* Star Sisters
* Sweet Bee
* unnamed minotaur princess
Northern Reach

The **Northern Reach** is close to the polar north of Etheria.

## Description

It is mostly devoid of life, save some Snow Monsters which are First Ones' tech. There is a small shelter with computers and storage space.

## Past

It can be assumed the the Northern Reach has always been a frozen wasteland, with only First Ones snow monsters travelling across the barren tundra. Presumably, the First Ones also landed there at some point.

### Season 2

The Northern Reach is where the episode "White Out" takes place. The Best Friends Squad and Sea Hawk traveled to the Northern Reach after receiving news of Horde activity in the area. Sea Hawk supplied the trio with a boat and sailed them to it. Once they arrived, they discovered Catra, Scorpia and Entrapta drilling for First Ones’ technology.
Imp

* Imp
* In Harness

**Imp** is a little creature of the Horde and seemed to be Hordak's pet for the majority of the series.

## Personality

Imp is subservient to Hordak but also resists and mocks him as well. At one point, when Hordak is raging, Imp pulls Entrapta away from his master, showing that Imp has empathy and may have befriended Entrapta.

## Appearance

Imp looks like a mixture of a toddler and a bat with teal-gray wings and hair, yellow eyes and a teal skin. He has pale red fangs, long elf-like ears and a long devil-like tail. He looks quite similar to the failed clone experiments of Hordak, hinting that he may be a failed clone himself. His design is similar to a gargoyle.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Flight:** Thanks to his wings, Imp can fly.

* **Audio Recordation:** Imp has the ability to record and repeat what other people say. Lord Hordak used this to his advantage often.

### Abilities

* **Stealth:** He appears to be skilled in stealth and spying, mostly on fellow members of the Horde.

* **Spying:** Imp is extremely good at spying on other people in the Fright Zone. His stealth and flight combined means that he can move around quickly and quietly.

## Relationships

### Entrapta

Imp seems to care for Entrapta, as shown in the episode "Huntara" when he kicked Hordak in order to make him thank Entrapta in some way after she makes his exoskeleton. He also gently pulls her away by her hair when Hordak yells at her to leave. He is seemingly comfortable with Emily, by extension.

## Plot

### Season One

Imp is seen near Hordak's throne in the episode "Razz".

### Season Two

He makes an appearance in "Signals", inside Hordak's sanctum.

### Season Three

Imp is seen in Hordak's sanctum in the episodes "Huntara", "Moment of Truth" and "Remember".

### Season Four

In Season Four, when Hordak was speculating to himself, he asked, "Was this your doing, Entrapta?" Upon hearing this, Imp repeated his master's voice, seemingly understanding Hordak's emotions.

In another episode, Double Trouble shapeshifts their tail to look like Imp's devil tail, at which the small flying creature seemed pleased.

### Season Five

Imp is seen in "Heart Part 2" with Kyle, Rogelio, and Lonnie in a baby harness worn by Rogelio. It may be assumed that when the trio deserted the Horde, they took Imp with them.

## Trivia

* According to ND Stevenson, Imp's entry in the initial pitch was just "DEVIL CHILD! DEVIL CHILD!" with no elaboration.

## References

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/Gingerhazing/status/1247692053238050816
Kiki Manrique

**Kiki Manrique**, Born Christina Manrique is a director, producer and storyboard artist for *She-Ra and the Princesses of Power*.

Directed the following SaPOP episodes:

- Heart Part 2 (2020) ... (as Kiki Manrique, Kiki Manrique, directed by)

- An Ill Wind (2020) ... (as Kiki Manrique, directed by)

- The Perils of Peekablue (2020) ... (as Kiki Manrique, directed by)

- Corridors (2020) ... (as Kiki Manrique, directed by)

- Destiny Part 2 (2019) ... (as Kiki Manrique)

- Boys' Night Out (2019) ... (as Kiki Manrique)

- Princess Scorpia (2019) ... (as Kiki Manrique)

- Pulse (2019) ... (as Kiki Manrique)

- The Coronation (2019)

Storyboard artist for:

- The Frozen Forest (2019) ... (storyboard artist - as Kiki Manrique)

- Princess Prom (2018) ... (storyboard artist - as Kiki Manrique)

Kiki has an extensive work history including *Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles*, and *Venture Brothers*.

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm4857237/?ref\_=tt\_ov\_dr
Octavia

* Bandaged eye
* Eyepatch

**Octavia** was a member of the Horde and holds the rank of Force Captain.

### Appearance

Octavia has green cyan skin, two arms, two legs, four limbs and a very muscular build. She wears an orange and brown uniform with brown below-the-knee boots. Octavia has her left eye bandaged, since it was scratched out by young Catra. Her design seems to be inspired by some sort of sea creature, as her appearance is not fully human.

### Personality

She seems to be short-tempered and is quick to anger, fury, and rage, especially when being insulted or provoked by others.

### Relationships

She had an argumentative relationship with young Catra and Adora. We currently don't know her friendship status within the Horde.

### Past

She was already a Horde officer when Catra and Adora were being trained as young girls. On at least one occasion, Catra scratched Octavia's right eye and called her a "dumb face After being hurt and scared by Octavia, Adora comforted her. Adora then also called Octavia a "dumb face," which greatly angered her and caused her to chase after the pair.

### Season One

Several years later, she is present when Hordak scolded Shadow Weaver and gave her a dressing down for losing the captured princess Glimmer and hiding She-Ra's true identity from him.

### Season Three

Octavia was seen briefly in the alternate reality.

### Season Four

She piloted the Horde ship that took custody of Swift Wind, Bow and Sea Hawk after they were captured by pirates. She and her crew were defeated when Adora, Glimmer and Mermista arrived to save the three boys.

### Origin of a Hero

In the book Origin of a Hero by Tracey West more of Octavia's history and personality is revealed.
Crimson Waste Barmaid

The Crimson Waste Barmaid is an unnamed female character who lives in the Crimson Waste and works as a barmaid.

## Appearance

The Crimson Waste Barmaid has long dark raspberry colored hair tied up in a tight ponytail and ibex-like dark grey horns. Her skin is a shade of pale cyan. She has a gold nose ring and hair band and seems to be quite muscular.

## History

In her debut appearance, she was seen flirting with Huntara before Adora interrupted. In the episode Once Upon a Time in the Waste, she glared at Catra and Scorpia when they entered her bar.

She makes a cameo in The Valley of the Lost where she is seen in a crowd betting on a creature fight.

## Trivia

* In a tweet, ND Stevenson revealed the character's name to be Melissa.

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/Gingerhazing/status/1276604213158539264?cxt=HHwWgMCnwZSxtLcjAAAA
Karen Fukuhara

**Karen Fukuhara** is an Japanese-American actress from Los Angeles who voices Glimmer in *She-Ra and the Princesses of Power*.

Fukuhara is well known for portraying Tatsu Yamashiro (a.k.a. Katana) in the hit 2016 film *Suicide Squad*, which was also her feature debut. Currently, she plays Kimiko Miyashiro, or "The Female", one of the main characters in the Amazon series *The Boys* based off the graphic novel series of the same name.

Other voice acting credits include the titular character Kipo in the Netflix animated series *Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts* and two minor recurring characters, Sewer Queen and Alexis, in Cartoon Network's *Craig of the Creek.*

 External Links

* IMDb
Kingdom of Snows Castle

The **Kingdom of Snows Castle** was shown during the Season One episode “Princess Prom”. It was the first and only time throughout the entire series that it was shown, though it is seen in the Swift Wind Adventures short “A Princess Birthday Party!”. Princess Frosta sits on its throne.

## Interior

It is possible that the castle has indoor heating, since the guests at Princess Prom took off their coats and wore short sleeves. However, Bow said he was going to get his cummerbund because it was "freezing in [there]." The Etherian moons are shown in the background, with lights. There is a huge dance floor, and presumably cooks, because food was seen being served at the Princess Prom. A tall throne with a blue cushion with a white surrounding rests atop the end of a staircase. Behind it there are huge sculptures of ice, and little snowflake markings. Around the staircase, there are two long white shapes, presumably snow.

Near the entrance, there is someone who takes care of all the weapons to make sure they can't be used.

The walls are lined with icicles.

## Exterior

Outside, there is a very long icy path leading to the castle's door. Icebergs and mountains are also around it. In the episode “The Beacon”, Frosta used the Fractal Flake to erect huge icy barriers, protecting the kingdom from the Horde.

## Guards

The palace is lined with guards who use ice spears, and two on each side of Frosta appear in "Princess Prom". They wear thick blue coats fastened with little crystals, and masks.