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New She-Ra is out!
oddtail:
Watched the last season. It does fine on plot, ties most character story arcs in a neat bow. A bit too rapid-pace in some cases for my tastes, I prefer character stuff in TV shows going a bit slower and more in-depth. But it's still done well.
What I absolutely *love* is not the plot resolution stuff, but the emotional level. On that level, the show absolutely, 100% nails it, as far as I'm concerned. This is the best season and I (almost) uncritically love it.
EDIT: I don't think my comment can properly convey the range and intensity of emotions I felt watching the season. I have, like, TOO MANY emotions. ALL the emotions. The last few episodes in particular were quite a ride. Both my wife and I were reduced into making incoherent happy noises at some scenes.
RedWolf4:
Yeah, I agree on the pacing, it really feels like they could have stretched it easily to another season to explore some character arcs more.
And yes. All The Emotions. Skin cleared, crops watered, damn well hope we get more along the line.
Theta9:
Continuing thru season 1... Entrapta is my favorite <3
...and oh my god, Mermista is, like, soooooo over it all :roll:
sitnspin:
The final season of She-Ra was one of th emost satisfying endings to a series I have ever seen. The entire show has been consistently phenomenal from the start. I'm sad that it is over, but I am happy it went out the way it did.
oddtail:
--- Quote from: sitnspin on 23 May 2020, 01:19 ---I'm sad that it is over, but I am happy it went out the way it did.
--- End quote ---
Same. I was low-key bummed out after watching the final season, for like two days. I don't remember when this last happened for me with any piece of fiction.
Since distracting myself didn't seem to help much, I finally I gave in and rewatched first the final episode, and then the entire series from the beginning (which I recommend, because some revelations and character development actually make the first seasons better with the benefit of hindsight, and colour certain interactions completely differently).
On top of that, I'm seriously considering writing, like, an article on Medium or making a video on Youtube with my thoughts on Catra's character and arc. I don't think I ever had a strong impulse to do anything like that (even though I'll probably end up not doing that, since I'm neither articulate or insightful enough).
Bottom line: the show impacted me in a way I had not anticipated, more than even shows I theoretically think are even better.
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