She-Ra and the Princesses of Power (TV Series) Hero (2019) User Reviews

The Highest Tier of TV I've ever seen in 25 minutes

[lessthelonely · 10/10 · 22 December 2019]

Probably one of the best episodes of the series if not the best - foreshadowing, past events being brought up in a new light and everything starts to make sense.

Madame Razz's search for both Mara and Adora is truly heartbreaking and her state of mind definitely makes you think about Alzheimer's, which even put more salt in the wound. This show has been planting little terrifying seeds of something bigger just to come up to this, and it's one of the most shocking pay-offs I've ever seen... ever.

If this season even goes higher, this might be one of the best cartoons of this decade without a doubt!

THIS!

[SkandarSan · 10/10 · 16 December 2019]

This is how cartoons should be. We all know that She-Ra is an inclusive series that dares to talk about stuff that used to be taboo in a child focused cartoon, but this season has just gotten better and better, talking about even more subjects (like sacrifice, death and loss; starting from the ending of season 3).

The use of time in this episodes is really well done. We have a proper introduction to Mara and realized she kicks ass. Emotional and empowering episode. Best from this whole series so far imo.

THIS EPISODE'S WRITTING IS BRILLIANT

[kin_push_here-have_joy · 10/10 · 20 May 2020]

I mean.. the writing on this episode is surreal. The back and forth between past, present, future, done with TREMENDOUS fluidity. Just brilliant.

chefs kiss

[chloehughes-72890 · 10/10 · 30 October 2021]

DAMN.

This show is amazing and this episode is one of my favourites out of all the amazing ones there are! I have rewatched Mara's message so many times I remember every word- just wow. Amazing 11/10.

An Unexpected Emotional Episode [9.0/10]

[cfmca · 9/10 · 11 February 2024]

For a show that normally strays away from making the viewers really feel something other than "Woah!" or "That's cool" this episode comes as a very great left turn. Sure in other episodes the characters go through rough places and emotional moments, but none of those are really done in a way to make the viewer feel anything along with it.

This episode's heart comes not in the big main characters interpersonal issues the show mainly focuses on, but on the priorly comedic side character Razz. This character is spotlighted in this episode and it's revealed she lives her life non-chronologicly. This is quite a tragic idea for a character to begin with, but in only 22 minutes the show fully discovers and makes the audiance feel for a character with such a presence.

The music in the end when she finishes the pie which means so much to her, as well as the unique fade to white that you don't see in the rest of the show makes for a really heartfelt scene which made me actually feel emotions for, if i'm being honest, the only time in this entire show.