Netflix-DreamWorks new SHE-RA series -- whattya think?

[Comic-Reader Lad]

The first teaser trailer for the new Netflix-DreamWorks She-Ra series has been put online. What are your thoughts?

For me, the simplicity of the character design is a turnoff. Filmation was famous for cost-cutting measures like recycling footage, but as far as character design and detail, I always thought they were second-to-none among their rivals like Hanna-Barbera, and I always appreciated the way Filmation kept all their animation work in America even when the others farmed it out overseas.

Anyway, once the story gets underway, perhaps She-Ra will be of interest, but right now it's an uphill battle because of the character design. This isn't anywhere near as bad as the Thundercats Roar! revival coming down the pike, but it seems too radical a change for me.

Is this really the look that's popular now? And would more classic looking character design really hurt things?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGPRpfwcIEc

[Jokerz79]

Looks fine I watched the original as a kid and happy a new generation will get to enjoy the character personally I dislike her being younger simply because even when I was a kid I hated kid characters but I get they're trying to make her more relatable to the target demographic and say best of luck.

[Frontier]

I think it looks pretty neat. I mean, my first foray into this universe was the 2002 He-Man cartoon, and this obviously isn't like that at all, but that's fine .

Is that voice in the teaser supposed to be the Sorceress? She sounds almost exactly like she did in the 2002 He-Man cartoon, but I doubt it's the same VA.

I also don't mind the shorts but I wish they had made She-Ra's skirt longer.

[Carabas]

Looks pretty fantastic to me.

[Sain]

Just wish it wasn't this Disney XD animation otherwise, it looks fun; waiting to see more. If they're gonna have a 'Sailor' transformation style they can be more creative. I love the hand punch for the arm bands though.

[Nate Grey]

I'm was already fine with it, but I like that they call it "She-Ra and the Princesses of Power". Has a sort of symmetry to "He-Man and the Masters of the Universe."

[Handsome men don't lose fights]

There's no shading and little color gradation. Makes the whole thing look cheap and generic. It's 2018 and we're still losing out to Batman the animated series.

[Carabas]

There's no shading and little color gradation. Makes the whole thing look cheap and generic. It's 2018 and we're still losing out to Batman the animated series.

I'm starting to think that Batman TAS had a truly insanely high budget for this sort of thing.

[Sain]

There's no shading and little color gradation. Makes the whole thing look cheap and generic. It's 2018 and we're still losing out to Batman the animated series.

Bingo. As evident in the stills that came out months ago.