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Today, She-Ra: Princess of Power, turns 40. With Mattel’s "Princess of Power" figure line arriving in toy stores (and in children's hearts) back in the Summer of 1985... ...the Filmation company was the first to introduce He-Man's twin sister to the masses several months earlier on March 22nd, 1985. That is when the theatrical film “He-Man and She-Ra: The Secret of the Sword“ debuted in cinemas. Promotional Poster for “The Secret of the Sword” (1985) Filmation bringing the "most powerful woman in the universe" to the world before Mattel was very apropos, considering the creatives at the legendary animation company…
We have the Power!
Adam and Eve instead of Adam and Adora? That would have been interesting. Happy Birthday She-Ra!
I am so happy I found this site. So much information I didn't know and the words at the end are so inspiring. She-Ra was the woman I aspired to be and 40 years later I still look up to her. Thank you for everything She-Ra. You will always have my heart
A marvelous blast of new She-Ra information. Cheers!
If you set your goals ridiculously high and it's a failure, you will fail above everyone else's success. -James Cameron
Happy fortieth anniversary to Princess Adora of Eternia/ She-Ra loved that show and the sister series and the show it was spun off from He-Man and I bet Loo-Kee and his people are from Trolla originally.
Happy Birthday to the Most Powerful Woman in the Universe! She-Ra!
By the power, for the honor, for the glory of Grayskull!
Why are some people acting like the 40th Anniversary of She-Ra just happened because of the anniversary for the TV show and they act like The Secret of the Sword movie doesn't count? The movie does count. The movie is wonderful and those fans should have joined the celebration in March. It makes me beyond angry.
@pop-inamorata The date the show first aired on UK television is the day show historian James Eatock is celebrating. Considering the movie is the first five episodes I can't explain why other than James has been all about the shows.
If you set your goals ridiculously high and it's a failure, you will fail above everyone else's success. -James Cameron