History WesternAnimation / SheRaPrincessOfPower

%%Administrivia/ZeroContextExample* BittersweetEnding: Some episodes end on such a note, most notably "The Price of Freedom."

** The title character of the "Huntara" episode was patterned after a mix of Grace Jones and ComicBook/{{Storm}}, as she appeared during the time the episode was produced.

%%Administrivia/ZeroContextExample* GutturalGrowler: Shadow Weaver

* VocalDissonance: Spirit / Swift Wind has the voice of a GutturalGrowler, which strongly contrasts with his appearance and personality.

* HeroesWantRedheads:
** A gender-flipped version between Adora and Sea Hawk.
** Adam once expressed a good bit of interest in Castaspella.

** Mermista not only is a siren able to change her fish tail into normal legs, she also has [[KillItWithWater hydrokinetic]] powers.

Instead of having a nemesis like Skeletor, a disgruntled citizen who spends his days regularly attempting to kick the heroes' royal asses, She-Ra has Hordak, who ''already'' runs the planet, which inserts some problems when alien characters comes to visit (and he turns out to be Skeletor's mentor, allowing for even more excuses for crossovers).

%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.

* ActionFigureJustification: She Ra's toyline was a hybrid of action figures and more traditional dolls compared to the previous toyline ''WesternAnimation/HeManAndTheMastersOfTheUniverse1983''. Female characters such as She-Ra, Glimmer, and the like came with accessories such as weapons, but also famously had brushable hair. In comparison, female characters in the He-Man toyline were completely plastic molded (though the fact that the likes of [[ActionGirl Teela]] and [[DarkChick Evil-Lyn]] kept their hair up in sensible buns makes this a JustifiedTrope).

* SpinoffSendoff: Begins with He-Man journeying to Etheria to find Adora and give her the Sword of Protection, allowing her to become She-Ra and to do a HeelFaceTurn; going from a Force Captain of the Horde to leader of the Great Rebellion.

** Davy Jones becomes Sea Hawk's sidekick in "Anchors Aloft". He does not appear in Sea Hawk's next (and final) appearance.

** Enchanta, a giant swan from Crystal Falls that's occasionally used as a steed by members of the Rebellion, only appears in "Sweet Bee's Home".

** Corporal Romeo joined the Rebellion in "Romeo and Glimmer" and was never seen again, despite becoming Glimmer's LoveInterest. In fact, not two episodes later, Glimmer's flirting with Adam.

** Kowl's evil cousin Red-Eye joins the Horde in "Birds of a Feather" and is last seen walking back to the Fright Zone with them after their defeat.
** Kowla is never seen again after "Zoo Story", despite becoming Kowl's LoveInterest.
** At the end of "Friendship" Lohni joins the Rebellion but is never seen again.

** Corporal Romeo joined the Rebellion in "Romeo and Glimmer" and was never seen again, despite becoming Glimmer's LoveInterest.

* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: Scorpia does not appear in Season Two.