New She-Ra Series Coming From Dreamworks

[Sumac]

Originally Posted by PApagreg

I didn't, I asked you a question

You did, by implying what my statement was, without understanding what it was. GJ!!

Originally Posted by PApagreg

Like I said before TMNT weren't design to look sexy or attractive hence why nobody would call those people "MANCHULDREN" also in the quote below you admit there are some people who are criticizing her design for not being sexy so there are actual manchildren who think that way.

So you are repeating the same stuff I've said twice already.
At least you are repeating something good.

Originally Posted by PApagreg

We literally know nothing about the story so there isn't anything to criticize

And some people say, I have a very literal mind.

Originally Posted by PApagreg

Can't tell if this is a legit question but to answer not really, dude is just Conan with a bowl cut.

I...have no words.

Originally Posted by PApagreg

And old She-Ra looks typical for cartoons of the 80s its almost like artistic trends change from decade to decade crazy right?

You can modernize design without sacrificing everything that it was before in the process. Of course, it requires some creativity, not that arm-chair "artists" would know it. Not that people with agenda would care about it.

Originally Posted by PApagreg

I mean Wonder Woman got her own movie so girls can look at her for "Mature Woman" also there are tons of adult characters who are like that in animation. Characters like Lin Beifong, Nicole Watterson, Eileen,

Tons.
Listed 4.

I can't.

What you obviously have missed is that I was trying to say, that there should be more mature looking women heroines in media. One (1) Wonder Woman is not enough, Avatar universe is dead, and you really want to use THAT as an example of "mature female character"? I barely can figure what it's supposed to be, though it reminds me of some drug induced hallucination. And who is Eileen?

Originally Posted by PApagreg

I don't think "a character's age" is the be all end all of what future generations are going to pick up when they are still kids. Zuko, Aang, and Finn aren't adults and they have some of the best character arcs in animation, Bakugo from My Hero Academia has people making videos on his character development and he is still only 16. What I want future generations to pick up are the trails and tribulations these characters go through, how the change over time, and how they react to different situations. Those are things that I think are top priority when it comes to things the future generation should pick up meanwhile I consider a character's age to be bottom tier

I am not saying otherwise, though there should be characters of all ages as a positive examples.

[Coola Yagami]

Isn't Eileen from last of us?

[Sumac]

Originally Posted by Coola Yagami

Isn't Eileen from last of us?

Heroine from the Last of Us is called Ellie.

[Spike Spiegel]

Originally Posted by Sumac

You can modernize design without sacrificing everything that it was before in the process. Of course, it requires some creativity, not that arm-chair "artists" would know it. Not that people with agenda would care about it.

You should post some of your art and designs, o wise one. How would you revamp She-Ra for 2018?

[Vegita-San]

Originally Posted by Spike Spiegel

You should post some of your art and designs, o wise one. How would you revamp She-Ra for 2018?

one can know what one likes without having any talent of their own.

and one can also recognize bad stylized art without having any talent as well.

[Coola Yagami]

Originally Posted by Vegita-San

one can know what one likes without having any talent of their own.

and one can also recognize bad stylized art without having any talent as well.

I agree. That's like saying the Green Lantern movie sucked, go make your own then and show us how it's done.

[plastroncafe]

What's that saying?
A Critic is someone who knows how to get there, but can't drive the car.

[PApagreg]

Originally Posted by Sumac

You did, by implying what my statement was, without understanding what it was. GJ!!

Okay I said "Are you saying female Heroines can't be mutants or ugly" which would imply a question, for someone who spouts out "Context" I don't think you know what the word means.

Originally Posted by Sumac

So you are repeating the same stuff I've said twice already.
At least you are repeating something good.

Most people who finished middle school would call that "Quoting" hence the Quotation marks, you know I beginning to think you use words you don't know just to make yourself sound smarter

Originally Posted by Sumac

And some people say, I have a very literal mind.

You said "If some idiots criticize character because she is not sexy enough, it doesn't mean that absolutely all criticism about her design or story is automatically invalid.", so how is me saying "We literally know nothing about the story so there isn't anything to criticize" taking this literally.

Originally Posted by Sumac

I...have no words.

To be fair that was a perfect description.

Originally Posted by Sumac

You can modernize design without sacrificing everything that it was before in the process. Of course, it requires some creativity, not that arm-chair "artists" would know it. Not that people with agenda would care about it.

Its not really "sacrificing everything" sure the made She Ra a bit bulky but she does have similar clothing to her original counterpart. They took the basis of She Ra and made their own spin into it which I would say had some creativity to it.

Originally Posted by Sumac

Tons.
Listed 4.

I can't.

What you obviously have missed is that I was trying to say, that there should be more mature looking women heroines in media. One (1) Wonder Woman is not enough,

Okay how about Gamora, Carol from OK KO, Princess Bubblegum, Susan Strong, Mantis, The Crystal Gems, Captain Marvel, The Wasp, Beakley from the new Ducktales, Ranger Tabes, Princess Allura from the new Voltron show, and some of the cast from MLP FIP.

Originally Posted by Sumac

Avatar universe is dead,

So, you use She Ra as an example for "Mature Female Characters" and that show only lasted for 2 years

Originally Posted by Sumac

and you really want to use THAT as an example of "mature female character"? I barely can figure what it's supposed to be, though it reminds me of some drug induced hallucination.

Nicole Watterson has more character in her than pretty much all the cast from She Ra

Originally Posted by Sumac

I am not saying otherwise, though there should be characters of all ages as a positive examples.

There are, I just listed them also how many positive kid/teen characters were there in the 80s

[Spike Spiegel]

So much weapons grade autism in this thread.


How about some predictions? References/allusions people have picked up so far? An abridged list of essential episodes of the original series for those who are interested?

[plastroncafe]

See photos from the new She-Ra series helmed by Noelle Stevenson (ew.com)

I was really interested in finding what my next project would be, and finding something epic, serialized, action-adventure, fantasy, sci-fi…all of the things I wanted to do. - Noelle Stevens on what drew her to She-Ra

Like in the original 1985 series, our protagonist, Adora, was kidnapped as a baby and raised with the Evil Horde, only to discover her true identity later in life. “We’ve really started from the same starting point where the original show started from because Adora has such a great backstory,” Stevenson says. “She’s separated from her family as a baby, she’s sent to another planet, she’s adopted by the villain overlord and raised by him in this evil army. She’s been raised to believe that the villains are doing the right thing and that the Princesses are the evil ones. And so we follow her as she has this crisis of faith; she’s been very sheltered her whole life and as she starts to experience the world, she realizes that there’s more to this than she knew, that maybe there’s a reason they were called the Evil Horde,” Stevenson laughs, “that maybe they were evil.”

[Utrommaniac]

"Ahh that's where I recognized Noelle Stevenson from--there's going to be a movie of Nimona?!"

Good of them to address the "The Evil Hoard is...EVIL?!" thing

[plastroncafe]

Originally Posted by Utrommaniac

"Ahh that's where I recognized Noelle Stevenson from--there's going to be a movie of Nimona?!"

Good of them to address the "The Evil Hoard is...EVIL?!" thing

[Utrommaniac]

The thing that I think about how this is an adaptation of a spin-off of a show whose main character's "disguise" is having less clothes on than he started, and everyone dresses like they're stepping in or out of a fantasy-themed disco from the 70's. There's a reason why the "He-Man Sings" thing was a meme.

This almost looks like it's going to be chaste in comparison.


I like that it looks like they'll really, really dig into her backstory and what that means for her future. That she has to turn against the person who raised her and his conquest. From what I know of the original show, it wasn't really focused on. "Oh...sh*t...I guess they're called the Evil Hoard for a reason. Off to save the planet, suddenly master the powers I have for some reason, and meet my biological parents on my smoker-voiced pegasus!"

The story of her coming out from being sheltered and going out into the Great Unknown looks pretty great.

[Shark_Blade]

Originally Posted by Autbot_Benz

have you been living under a rock? She Ra and He man are famous cartoons to sell toys from the 80's.

https://i.imgur.com/kocY9WO.png

This is literally the first time I’ve seen She Ra. I’m glad they reboot this series, I probably wouldn’t have known this character my whole life. She seems like a warrior Wonder Woman type? I’m excited for this show.

I saw people’s angry comments how she’s made by a boyish lesbian so She Ra also now looks like a boyish lesbian, how her chest is now flat and she wears shorts under her skirt... lol just ridiculous comments.

Spoiler:

[Utrommaniac]

I don't even see the problem; I think she looks cute. And I can bet you that not one of those people have given much thought to the He-Man Universe for decades until this point.



Seems to be a recurring event with...every 80's show reboot that's been coming out of the woodwork these days.

[sdp]

This girl is not happy, and I see her point. I like when girl heroes have muscles too btw, but She-Ra doesn't look like that. This thread is already too political but why is She-Ra's friend fat? Isn't she supposed to be a warrior too? How does that make sense?

She-Man and He-Boy does seem a bit hilarious but I think it could be worse like what Thundercats got, the art style is fine, if the episodes aren't full of propaganda then it could work. Could because He-Man/She-Ra is not a concept that works very well IMO at least in modern times.

[Coola Yagami]

Originally Posted by Utrommaniac

I don't even see the problem; I think she looks cute. And I can bet you that not one of those people have given much thought to the He-Man Universe for decades until this point.



Seems to be a recurring event with...every 80's show reboot that's been coming out of the woodwork these days.

Cuz they keep rebooting it wrong.

Plus on the content of boobs since people keep bringing it up, She-Ra didn't even have huge boobs. She just had a normal adult woman's chest cause very very few women of her height and build are 100% flat chested.

I swear boobs scare SJWs.

[Spike Spiegel]

Originally Posted by Coola Yagami

Cuz they keep rebooting it wrong.

Plus on the content of boobs since people keep bringing it up, She-Ra didn't even have huge boobs. She just had a normal adult woman's chest cause very very few women of her height and build are 100% flat chested.

I swear boobs scare SJWs.

I've noticed this with Marvel's recent portrayals of She-Hulk and Captain Marvel in particular.

From the icy depths of 4Chan, here is a revised design of She-Ra in the new show's style. I guarantee the complaints would not be as vocal if the character looked like this:

Spoiler:

[Shark_Blade]

Originally Posted by Coola Yagami

Cuz they keep rebooting it wrong.

Plus on the content of boobs since people keep bringing it up, She-Ra didn't even have huge boobs. She just had a normal adult woman's chest cause very very few women of her height and build are 100% flat chested.

I swear boobs scare SJWs.

But this She-Ra is younger so it made sense that she’s doesn’t have fully developed boobs.

[Utrommaniac]

Wasn't she already 16 to begin with even in the original show?