She-Ra: Princess of Power

She-Ra: Princess of Power

With the success of the 1983 cartoon "He-Man and the Masters of the Universe" and its related action-figure line, the Filmation animation studio and toy company Mattel joined forces again in 1985, this time to create a television series aimed at young girls (and collectible playthings aimed at their mother's purses). Here, the title character (who just so happens to be the twin sister of sword-swinging hero He-Man) leads a band of freedom fighters against archnemesis Hordak and his Evil Horde. When she's not busting skulls in a kid-friendly manner, She-Ra uses her magic Sword of Protection to transform into her alter ego, Princess Adora (sold separately). … MORE

She Ra Princess Of Power People (First 13 people) - Page 0

Alan Oppenheimer

Alan Oppenheimer

American actor

Larry DiTillio

Larry DiTillio

American film writer

J. Michael Straczynski

J. Michael Straczynski

American filmmaker

Lou Scheimer

Lou Scheimer

American film producer

Linda Gary

Linda Gary

American actress

John Erwin

John Erwin

American voice actor

Erika Scheimer

Erika Scheimer

American voice actress

Melendy Britt

Melendy Britt

American actress

George DiCenzo

George DiCenzo

American actor

Entrapta

Entrapta

Fictional character

Netossa

Netossa

Fictional character

Diane Pershing

Diane Pershing

American voice actress

Larry DiTillio

Larry DiTillio

American film writer