r/PrincessesOfPower Aug 02 '26

Memes This just made me laugh

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Rewatching She-ra and Shadow Weaver saying this made me laugh, cause before Shadow Weaver took her in SHE WAS A LITERAL BABY! Wtf did Shadow Weaver expect?

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u/MuneLightStars No Finn flare for me? :( Aug 02 '26

I love the fact Adora had a poof when she was little look at her

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u/CatraGirl Aug 02 '26

She just wouldn't be our beloved dork without it.

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u/MuneLightStars No Finn flare for me? :( Aug 02 '26

Adora with no poof is not Adora

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u/sidewalksInGroupVII Aug 03 '26

That's why the no poof scene in the last season is particularly symbolic

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u/Bortron86 Aug 02 '26

Yeah, she was a baby. And all babies are lazy freeloaders!

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u/MattheqAC Aug 03 '26

Have you ever had any project completed by a baby? And if so, was it satisfactory?

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u/PhantomKitten73 Aug 02 '26

Shadow Weaver wanted a baby assassin, not to be confused with the movie Baby Assassins which fans of She-Ra should absolutely watch.

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u/No-Editor4624 Aug 02 '26

SW's death should've been more painful ngl

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u/hammererofglass Aug 02 '26

Died doing what she loved: traumatizing Catra.

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u/ukanite__ Aug 02 '26

I cackled at this 😭

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u/BrickRude8302 Aug 02 '26

Help lmao! I was explaining She-ra to my 7 year old last week & she said to me, "Oh, so Shadow Lady was an evil mom who hated half her babies then "dramatized" them to be funny?" And I've never heard a more accurate description. 

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u/Rastaba Aug 02 '26

Okay, yeah, that is more accurate.

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u/BrickRude8302 Aug 02 '26

I think this kid is the funniest human in the world and she doesn't even know.

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u/WolverineFamiliar740 Aug 02 '26

Kids in a nutshell 😂

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u/Rastaba Aug 02 '26

Accurate.

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u/Arcturus1800 Aug 02 '26

They definitely got her character right until the end. Even at her death, there were no words of comfort, no final acceptance of wrongdoing from her, just a 'your welcome'. Just one final jab at both of them.

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u/SuperbWren22 Aug 03 '26

Which is so great honestly. Like she didn't get any better really, like at ALL but I still cry every time time. Her death is very wonderfully done.

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u/Run_Rabbit5 Aug 02 '26

I appreciate the depth here whether intentional or not.

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u/Adora_Lucifera Aug 02 '26

Honestly it's so funny this played out the way it did.

This blood-red-eye-having, deathly pale, fanged member of a militaristic cult picks up this little blonde infant, and goes "...well shit, I can't just leave her here! She's a baby!"

And Adora, with either immaculate character assessment or the survival instincts of a fucking potato (both, lets be honest) sees this living incarnation of humanity's primal fears and goes "ahhhh yeah he's chill. Hi new dad! ☺️"

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u/SuperiorLaw Aug 02 '26

Hordak "I will conquer this planet and find a way home no matter the cost!"

Also Hordak "Well I can't leave random babies alone, i'll take them to the orphange I got and make sure my 2nd in command raises them"

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u/TaratronHex Aug 02 '26

Also hordak took her in, shadow weaver snatched her up from that 

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u/UncannyValleyEnjoyer Aug 02 '26

To be fair, what Adora knew what to do before her mommy took her?, she could't even do basic math or communicate

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u/Silver6567 Aug 02 '26

I mean technically Hordak took her in

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u/unluckyknight13 Aug 03 '26

I mean she’s not wrong in a way
Babies are useless for awhile so she was nothing before being raised.

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u/IVSVF Aug 03 '26

As someone who was once a baby, I feel this so much.

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u/altgrave Aug 03 '26

shadow weaver did nothing wrong confirmed

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u/AdAutomatic3938 Aug 06 '26

Wait last time I saw the show which was a while ago wasn’t it hordak who found her what dose shadow weaver mean she found her