History Fridge / SheRaAndThePrincessesOfPower

* Catra’s hairstyle evokes the image of a lion’s mane. Except that in real life, only <I>male</I> lions have manes. She’s a tomboy!

* Beast Island preys on every character's deepest fear. Adora's is that she's not good enough, Bow's is that he's been a bad friend, Swift Wind's relates to his ability to hear a noise no one else can hear, and Entrapta's is that she's bad at friendship. All of these come into fuller focus when they're on the island, but Micah seems far less resigned to whatever his fear is, having adapted to the island. The truth is, he's in denial. His biggest fear is that the world has moved on without him. He assumes that Glimmer is still a little girl, and the thing that makes him succumb to the island's vines is the discovery that Angella has died.

** Micah was assumed dead and left on the Island, hoping for up to 15 years that people would eventually realise where he was and rescue him. He had to fight for his survival, resisting the signal for the whole time, and when Bow and Adora find him, he's so disoriented that he doesn't realise that time hasn't passed.

** Hordak finds out from Double Trouble and ''immediately'' goes on unhinged rampage with his laser cannon.

** This is supported by season 5. Entrapta helps the Rebellion by tracking Glimmer with tech, but because she was paying too much attention to the signal, she nearly endangered everyone, and they think she doesn't care about them. She runs away to the signal, revealing she really is worried about Glimmer, and they accept her. Entrapta spends the rest of the season as a key player, making personalised suits for the Best Friend Squad, and most significantly, helping TWO clones turn against Horde Prime. She cements her role as The Heart by giving Prime a "Fuck You" speech, saying "You don't understand what makes us strong, and that's why you'll never win!". Bow completes her server hacking and Hordak throws Prime off the deck, nearly making Entrapta responsible for his downfall without having to move from his floor.

* Bow lying to his Dads. Specifically, what would happen if he actually got hurt or even died. His dads knew nothing about him fighting in the Rebellion and apparently no one in the Rebellion knew anything about his family. From George and Lance's perspective Bow would just leave one day and would never return and no one would even contact them to inform them about his fate.

* By the end of Season 1, Entrapta has aided the Horde in causing massive devastation to Etheria, at the very least destroying the Whispering Woods and probably much more with her attempt to "hack the planet." Even if she is "rescued" by the Rebellion, it's almost certain that since Entrapta has no mental filler she's going to tell them ''everything'' she did and her reasons why. How is the Princess Alliance going to deal with one of their members causing the near destruction of Etheria's environment and basically being a war criminal? She may be better off staying with the Horde.

* We've seen how badly Hordak reacted to Catra's lies in "Reunion", what would happen if he found out that Entrapta didn't actually betray him, and that Catra didn't just lie about that to him, but also banished her to Beast Island? Catra better hope Scorpia can get her out of this mess if Hordak finds out. Hordak finds out from Double Trouble and ''immediately'' goes on unhinged rampage with his laser cannon.

* Mara's actions to disable the Heart of Etheria probably caused the First Ones to loose the war against Horde Prime. No wonder Lighthope sees her as a traitor.

* Horde Prime has ruled the entire known galaxy with an iron fist for a thousand years, so it can seem strange that he suddenly grabs the VillainBall so She-Ra and her friends can beat him... until we remember that Horde Prime is a narcissistic OrwellianEditor who covers up any mistakes in his reign. Defective clone? Cast out. Failed to conquer a magic-filled planet? Pretend the planet never existed. Defective clone "failed" to conquer Etheria? His first instinct was to wipe out Etheria so that this "embarrassment" wouldn't go public. Since he hides mistakes instead of confronting them and it's served him well for centuries, it's no wonder he doesn't learn from them and lets this {{Pride}} and EvilCannotComprehendGood tendencies to get the best of him when dealing with Etheria, which allows him to be blindsided by magic and ThePowerOfLove.
** He doesn't keep old memories in his new body, at least not all of them, which is compounded by [[TheFogOfAges the sheer amount of memories that he's accumulated over the centuries]]. His refusal to acknowledge mistakes even has him refuse to remember his earlier failures.