I like how Adora, Glimmer, Bow, and Entrapta learned more about the magicats and their connection to She-ra. I even liked the idea of Catra being a princess and Adora wanting to find out where she came from. Glad to see Catra confronting her demons. The one thing I don't like is the idea that Eternia was destroyed. However, it does look like Eternia and Etheria will start crossing paths as the story progresses.
@@quincyconnors9391 You don't need to chip somebody who is already a villain with no redeeming qualities. Uncle Kaldor (now known as Skeletor) had no redeeming qualities left following his transformation into the cackling skeleton nemesis of He-Man (his nephew Prince Adam). Catra was never truly a villain, as she was manipulated -- either forcibly or unintentionally -- by those around her (Shadow Weaver, Hordak & Horde Prime for the former and Adora/She-Ra for the latter) and only refused to accept the repeated attempts to have her turn to the side of the good guys until she finally hit rock bottom to the point of being willing to sacrifice her own life to protect Adora/She-Ra from Horde Prime, at which point she sent a captured Glimmer back to the heroes, knowing that her life was at its end unless Adora/She-Ra decided to not listen to her (before apologizing for everything she did, a struggling Catra being overwhelmed by Horde Prime's clone army yelled at Adora to not try & rescue her, as Catra internally felt she didn't deserve redemption) by seeking to rescue her from Horde Prime's mind control. Although Catra did temporarily break free of his hold, Horde Prime simply reiterated his belief that while some defectors can be purified (such as Hordak after he was reprogrammed, although Horde Prime clearly didn't foresee Hordak overriding his embedded mind control), "Others are just meant for destruction" (this was said though his voice coming out of Catra's mouth as Horde Prime's corrupt soul mentally controlled her physical body), before harmfully shocking Catra, causing her to plummet backwards down the same giant pit that Hordak had choke slammed Horde Prime's own physical body into (think Dark Vader [or to be more accurate, Anakin Skywalker, since the breathing apparatus he used as Darth Vader was fatally damaged by the Emperor's Dark Side Force Lightning] Millitary Press Slamming Emperor Palpatine down the shaft to save his son Luke in _Star Wars, Episode 6: Return of the Jedi_ from the Original Trilogy) before the corrupt soul of Horde Prime took control over Hordak. Not thinking of the consequences, Adora simply jumped down the giant hole after Catra. In the scene that follows in which Adora cradles Catra, Catra still looks down on herself, telling Adora that she told her to stay away, yet Adora once again just had to play the hero. When Catra, at last, screams at Adora that she doesn't matter (meaning, Catra thinks she herself doesn't matter), Adora tells Catra that she's wrong, because "You matter. To me." Unfortunately, when Horde Prime-controlled Hordak tries to gain control over the "Heart of Etheria" super weapon, the failsafe starts to go off, with Adora knowing full well that the failsafe might actually kill her if she can't be She-Ra when the time comes. It is at this exact moment that a tearful Catra finally reveals to Adora that she loves her & asks Adora to think about what she wants rather than the safety of the entire universe by pleading with Adora to stay with her because Adora's never given up before if it meant protecting those she cared about the most. Finally accepting that her feelings for her friends as well as her love for Catra is part of what powers She-Ra, Adora finally admits to Catra that she loves her back & they kiss. During this adorable moment, Adora becomes She-Ra at the last possible second, however because the "Heart of Etheria" has been activated, Catra is unfortunately caught in the path of the beam of energy used to empower She-Ra, sadly killing her. Thankfully for Catra stans & the Netflix executives who wanted Catra to survive, even though her voice actress AJ (the same one of the famous pair of singing siblings, hence why there's an animated music video of AJ epically singing the theme song as Catra) emitted a death rattle sound to imply that Catra was, indeed, dead, She-Ra used this as vengeful justification for her to take her anger out on Horde Prime, viciously ripping him away from Hordak (thus purging Hordark from Horde Prime's mental block that repressed Hordak's own willpower that held a fondness for Entrapta) & seemingly banishing the dark soul of Horde Prime from Etheria hopefully forever. Before reverting back to Adora, She-Ra used her healing powers to bring Catra back to life, with her uttering a weak but heartfelt, "Hey Adora" as She-Ra changed back into Adora & the couple exchanged a tight hug.
Since Skeletor (formerly corrupt Uncle Kaldor; Yes, the cackling arch-nemesis of "The Most Powerful Man in the Universe" is actually the twin's uncle whose origins are similar to those of Batman's Rogues Gallery villains Jack Napier [The Joker] & Harvey Dent/Big Bad Harv/The Judge [Two-Face], hence why his skin melted off, thereby leaving him a literal skeleton man in a deep purple hooded cape) is here, it's obvious that Adora's origin from the 1985 series is still retained for this reboot (that is, she is the fraternal twin sister of Prince Adam, better known as He-Man, who later finds out that his missing sibling had been kidnapped by Hordak during the twin's infancy to serve The Horde on Etheria & is the vessel for his female counterpart She-Ra), at least as far as this fan comic is concerned, even if certain allegiances have been shifted to make Catradora eventual canon (Indeed, as it pertains to the 1985 series -- which was directly referenced as part of Bow's immersion during the action figure strategy roleplay, since Adora/She-Ra, the other princesses, Bow himself [clearly resembling his father George, which is yet another reference, since George's voice actor was also the original voice for the 1985 version of Bow] & even Catra [this incorporated her 1985 version's overdone usage of cat puns & the ability to change into a purple panther] were deliberately drawn to resemble their 1985 selves, yet still retain the overall art style of the reboot -- Catra always remained on the side of the villains in a secondary support role & never reformed like she ended up doing in this reboot), whereas the 1985 series paired its original version of Adora/She-Ra (regarding Mara, she's actually the She-Ra from the '90s attempt to revitalize _He-Man_ & was thought to be the last iteration of the character until this reboot came along in 2018, particularly seeing as how the 2002 _He-Man_ reboot that aired for a couple of seasons on Cartoon Network never fully got the opportunity to grow enough in popularity to even consider adding She-Ra to the mix) with space pirate Sea Hawk (who is with sarcastically deadpan mermaid princess Mermista in this reboot).
I kind of hope this would go a while without another super Villain. Can't pinpoint it, but once in a while I feel interrupted by those Villains appearing in fanfictions, I guess this comics kinda counts as such?
She-Ra can never escape her familial bond with He-Man. Adora & Adam ARE siblings, after all, in the original canon & this comic calls back to that by bringing Skeletor (or, as he used to be [before getting doused in chemicals that melted his skin off] Uncle Kaldor, the corrupted uncle of Prince Adam [He-Man] & Princess Adora [She-Ra]) in.
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I like how Adora, Glimmer, Bow, and Entrapta learned more about the magicats and their connection to She-ra. I even liked the idea of Catra being a princess and Adora wanting to find out where she came from. Glad to see Catra confronting her demons. The one thing I don't like is the idea that Eternia was destroyed. However, it does look like Eternia and Etheria will start crossing paths as the story progresses.
This is a great part and she-ra and the masters of the universe is just incredible!
I can't wait for the next part of this comic😊
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Best awesome and amazing comic ever!!❤💖❤💖❤❤💖❤💖
Neh-Heh-Heh-Heh! 💀😱
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Skeletor (or in his previous life, Uncle Kaldor).
Man I wish they still continue to She ra they're still loading to keep continuing
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I love princess of power
Please make part two
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NOELL TAKE NOTES RIGHT NOW THIS NEEDS TO BE AMOVIE CATRA AND ADORAS PAST?? MOVIE. RIGHT NOW.
Skeletor. Hide under a rock while Horde Prime wiped out Eternia?
Either that or serve underneath Horde Prime whilst devising a plan to retake Eternia once Horde Prime departs for Etheria.
@TherealRNO How would you chip a skeleton who doesn't have a nervous system?
@@quincyconnors9391 You don't need to chip somebody who is already a villain with no redeeming qualities.
Uncle Kaldor (now known as Skeletor) had no redeeming qualities left following his transformation into the cackling skeleton nemesis of He-Man (his nephew Prince Adam).
Catra was never truly a villain, as she was manipulated -- either forcibly or unintentionally -- by those around her (Shadow Weaver, Hordak & Horde Prime for the former and Adora/She-Ra for the latter) and only refused to accept the repeated attempts to have her turn to the side of the good guys until she finally hit rock bottom to the point of being willing to sacrifice her own life to protect Adora/She-Ra from Horde Prime, at which point she sent a captured Glimmer back to the heroes, knowing that her life was at its end unless Adora/She-Ra decided to not listen to her (before apologizing for everything she did, a struggling Catra being overwhelmed by Horde Prime's clone army yelled at Adora to not try & rescue her, as Catra internally felt she didn't deserve redemption) by seeking to rescue her from Horde Prime's mind control.
Although Catra did temporarily break free of his hold, Horde Prime simply reiterated his belief that while some defectors can be purified (such as Hordak after he was reprogrammed, although Horde Prime clearly didn't foresee Hordak overriding his embedded mind control), "Others are just meant for destruction" (this was said though his voice coming out of Catra's mouth as Horde Prime's corrupt soul mentally controlled her physical body), before harmfully shocking Catra, causing her to plummet backwards down the same giant pit that Hordak had choke slammed Horde Prime's own physical body into (think Dark Vader [or to be more accurate, Anakin Skywalker, since the breathing apparatus he used as Darth Vader was fatally damaged by the Emperor's Dark Side Force Lightning] Millitary Press Slamming Emperor Palpatine down the shaft to save his son Luke in _Star Wars, Episode 6: Return of the Jedi_ from the Original Trilogy) before the corrupt soul of Horde Prime took control over Hordak.
Not thinking of the consequences, Adora simply jumped down the giant hole after Catra. In the scene that follows in which Adora cradles Catra, Catra still looks down on herself, telling Adora that she told her to stay away, yet Adora once again just had to play the hero. When Catra, at last, screams at Adora that she doesn't matter (meaning, Catra thinks she herself doesn't matter), Adora tells Catra that she's wrong, because "You matter. To me."
Unfortunately, when Horde Prime-controlled Hordak tries to gain control over the "Heart of Etheria" super weapon, the failsafe starts to go off, with Adora knowing full well that the failsafe might actually kill her if she can't be She-Ra when the time comes.
It is at this exact moment that a tearful Catra finally reveals to Adora that she loves her & asks Adora to think about what she wants rather than the safety of the entire universe by pleading with Adora to stay with her because Adora's never given up before if it meant protecting those she cared about the most.
Finally accepting that her feelings for her friends as well as her love for Catra is part of what powers She-Ra, Adora finally admits to Catra that she loves her back & they kiss.
During this adorable moment, Adora becomes She-Ra at the last possible second, however because the "Heart of Etheria" has been activated, Catra is unfortunately caught in the path of the beam of energy used to empower She-Ra, sadly killing her.
Thankfully for Catra stans & the Netflix executives who wanted Catra to survive, even though her voice actress AJ (the same one of the famous pair of singing siblings, hence why there's an animated music video of AJ epically singing the theme song as Catra) emitted a death rattle sound to imply that Catra was, indeed, dead, She-Ra used this as vengeful justification for her to take her anger out on Horde Prime, viciously ripping him away from Hordak (thus purging Hordark from Horde Prime's mental block that repressed Hordak's own willpower that held a fondness for Entrapta) & seemingly banishing the dark soul of Horde Prime from Etheria hopefully forever.
Before reverting back to Adora, She-Ra used her healing powers to bring Catra back to life, with her uttering a weak but heartfelt, "Hey Adora" as She-Ra changed back into Adora & the couple exchanged a tight hug.
Hordak issued warning to Eternia, if Skeletor was smart, he'd have fortified a position and defended it
*CAT* acomb.
That was a good cat pun! 😂😹❤
@@mayracordero382 the cat in the mural is wearing clothes that look like fire Nation clothing 😳 😄 😂😢😢🎉😂😂❤. Catra is the firelord!!..😊😊❤❤😢😢😮😮.
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Wait Eternia is a dead planet, does that mean He man is dead too?!
Hope not, since he's Adora's twin brother.
PLEASE KNEW SEASON!! WHO DO I TAG FOR THIS????
Could it be possible that Adora is a princess of the first ones?
Since Skeletor (formerly corrupt Uncle Kaldor; Yes, the cackling arch-nemesis of "The Most Powerful Man in the Universe" is actually the twin's uncle whose origins are similar to those of Batman's Rogues Gallery villains Jack Napier [The Joker] & Harvey Dent/Big Bad Harv/The Judge [Two-Face], hence why his skin melted off, thereby leaving him a literal skeleton man in a deep purple hooded cape) is here, it's obvious that Adora's origin from the 1985 series is still retained for this reboot (that is, she is the fraternal twin sister of Prince Adam, better known as He-Man, who later finds out that his missing sibling had been kidnapped by Hordak during the twin's infancy to serve The Horde on Etheria & is the vessel for his female counterpart She-Ra), at least as far as this fan comic is concerned, even if certain allegiances have been shifted to make Catradora eventual canon (Indeed, as it pertains to the 1985 series -- which was directly referenced as part of Bow's immersion during the action figure strategy roleplay, since Adora/She-Ra, the other princesses, Bow himself [clearly resembling his father George, which is yet another reference, since George's voice actor was also the original voice for the 1985 version of Bow] & even Catra [this incorporated her 1985 version's overdone usage of cat puns & the ability to change into a purple panther] were deliberately drawn to resemble their 1985 selves, yet still retain the overall art style of the reboot -- Catra always remained on the side of the villains in a secondary support role & never reformed like she ended up doing in this reboot), whereas the 1985 series paired its original version of Adora/She-Ra (regarding Mara, she's actually the She-Ra from the '90s attempt to revitalize _He-Man_ & was thought to be the last iteration of the character until this reboot came along in 2018, particularly seeing as how the 2002 _He-Man_ reboot that aired for a couple of seasons on Cartoon Network never fully got the opportunity to grow enough in popularity to even consider adding She-Ra to the mix) with space pirate Sea Hawk (who is with sarcastically deadpan mermaid princess Mermista in this reboot).
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Plz tell me that’s not who I think it was at the end there
OK I won't tell you it's the Lord of Destruction.
@@jeffwolcott7815 skeletorr or zad????¿
It's Skeletor from Chicago PD
I kind of hope this would go a while without another super Villain.
Can't pinpoint it, but once in a while I feel interrupted by those Villains appearing in fanfictions, I guess this comics kinda counts as such?
Well with the title 'And the Last Masters of the Universe' it was only a matter of time.
🎉🎉😂😂❤.
😂😂.
She-Ra can never escape her familial bond with He-Man. Adora & Adam ARE siblings, after all, in the original canon & this comic calls back to that by bringing Skeletor (or, as he used to be [before getting doused in chemicals that melted his skin off] Uncle Kaldor, the corrupted uncle of Prince Adam [He-Man] & Princess Adora [She-Ra]) in.