Adora is adjusting to her new life - and bed - in the palace of Bright Moon. She and Glimmer and Bow are sent to Plumeria to give out supplies but the (very hippie-like) people there expect She-Ra to solve all their problems and heal their land. As Adora is still very new to her She-Ra powers she doesn't know how and the people lose all faith. Meanwhile, Shadow Weaver goes against Hordak's direct orders and still wants to bring Adora back into the fold and makes it Catra's sole mission to do so.
She-Ra and the Princesses of Power (TV Series)
Flowers for She-Ra (2018)
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"So, you can't save us?"
dendroigy23 December 2018
Warning: Spoilers
Next up on my binge of She-Ra is Flowers for She-Ra! This was an enjoyable episode, but mostly for the dynamics between the main three growing and the Catra sideplot, the main plot involving the horde poisoning the plants of the kingdom of Plumeria isn't as interesting, but serves it's purpose. The character of Princess Perfuma is sweet and cute, but not much else for now. I especially liked that Adora had to adjust to this whole hero thing, it makes sense since this pretty much was pushed on her yesterday, the people of Plumeria realizing this was a highlight of the episode.
One of my least favourite episodes
KittyEmpyre26 September 2021
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Warning: contains spoilers for the content of this episode only.
This is the closest She-Ra and the princesses of power gets to an ordinary children's cartoon, everyone who I've talked to about this show (which is not many people lol) can agree on that.
It's usually the same deal with these character introduction episodes, a random conflict is presented and it's resolved by the end of the episode. If you're going to find anything compelling about it, it's going to be the characters being presented, and honestly I find Perfuma and her village to be pretty annoying throughout the whole episode, so much so I thought the princess would disappear after this episode.
Only real good thing I have to say about it is that it's still a She Ra episode and you're gonna have Adora, Bow and Glimmer so that alone raises the grade all the way to a 6/10.
This is the closest She-Ra and the princesses of power gets to an ordinary children's cartoon, everyone who I've talked to about this show (which is not many people lol) can agree on that.
It's usually the same deal with these character introduction episodes, a random conflict is presented and it's resolved by the end of the episode. If you're going to find anything compelling about it, it's going to be the characters being presented, and honestly I find Perfuma and her village to be pretty annoying throughout the whole episode, so much so I thought the princess would disappear after this episode.
Only real good thing I have to say about it is that it's still a She Ra episode and you're gonna have Adora, Bow and Glimmer so that alone raises the grade all the way to a 6/10.
Still quite incompetent but somewhat better than the first 3 episodes.
MonsterVision998 September 2021
Looks like the writers are finally catching on, this episode is actually a bit better than the previous ones. We finally see Adora and the rest do something useful and there are small bits of chemistry between the main cast and the worldbuilding is starting to kick in. However, most of it is still sloppy and incompetent.
The show is still bad but it can improve and I can see it getting better.
The show is still bad but it can improve and I can see it getting better.
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