Netflix and Dreamworks have announced, via a press release, that they are partnering to bring a slate of six animated shows to the streaming platform in 2018, with some inspired by Dreamworks movies (such as 2017's The Boss Baby), as well as an updated version of '80s cult classic She-Ra: Princess of Power.
The She-Ra news is one of the most standout announcements in the list, particularly for anyone who grew up in the '80s. Starring He-Man's twin sister Princess Adora - who uses the Sword of Protection to become She-Ra, Princess of Power and defend the planet Etheria from the evil Hordak - the original series was intended to appeal to young girls the same way He-Man appealed to young boys. She-Ra has been largely absent from He-Man lore since the cancellation of her series, although she has appeared in DC Comics' various He-Man books.
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The She-Ra news is one of the most standout announcements in the list, particularly for anyone who grew up in the '80s. Starring He-Man's twin sister Princess Adora - who uses the Sword of Protection to become She-Ra, Princess of Power and defend the planet Etheria from the evil Hordak - the original series was intended to appeal to young girls the same way He-Man appealed to young boys. She-Ra has been largely absent from He-Man lore since the cancellation of her series, although she has appeared in DC Comics' various He-Man books.
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