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'16 Castaspella: So...what you're saying is....that this isn't a curse, but a power boost.
'95 Castaspella: Based on how the two She-ras are going...it could be. But perhaps it's more than that...it's a...evolving mechanism, the universe usually has one She-ra per generation, or rather, universe...but...
'16 Castaspella: But unless there's two She-ras, the current source of your Adora's power is contending with our Adora's source...thus making the She-ras more competitive, more deadly...but perhaps, a way to be equals.
'95 C: Which begs the question...what on earth is giving the Adoras the tendency to go all berserk?
~Castaspella looking over the aftermath of a recent She-ra "spar", that is various rocks, trees, and pillar destroyed, and the two She-Ra still wrestling in the middle of it all.

DrawVerse Note: FYI, the Speculative Height comparison is just again a guess in how big the 2018 She-ra could grow in her transformation, so it's likely she was shorter when they first battled.~Drawerman

But yeah, this idea of the younger She-ra growing about nearly as tall as her counterpart in her first form(and if we add her final, properly as muscular and strong as her older version) came from the lovely commission piece by well if you knew my gallery then you know who the artist is here eh? So it's not like She-ra'95 would just stick her hand out and hold She-ra'18 as the latter tried to throw her arms at her, it's actually the DrawVerse's more....funnier way to make them learn and struggle against herself in the form of clashing power sources and well growth spurts. It also helps that I can imagine the Modern Adora transforming into She-ra'18 similar to Captain Marvel's SHAZAM! for some reference.

So in a sense, giving both Adoras the thrill of a equally strong opponent, in case Wonder woman or Captain Marvel haven't arrive yet that is XD.

Both She-ras belong to their respective series

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'16 Castaspella: So...what you're saying is....that this isn't a curse, but a power boost.
'95 Castaspella: Based on how the two She-ras are going...it could be. But perhaps it's more than that...it's a...evolving mechanism, the universe usually has one She-ra per generation, or rather, universe...but...
'16 Castaspella: But unless there's two She-ras, the current source of your Adora's power is contending with our Adora's source...thus making the She-ras more competitive, more deadly...but perhaps, a way to be equals.
'95 C: Which begs the question...what on earth is giving the Adoras the tendency to go all berserk?
~Castaspella looking over the aftermath of a recent She-ra "spar", that is various rocks, trees, and pillar destroyed, and the two She-Ra still wrestling in the middle of it all.

DrawVerse Note: FYI, the Speculative Height comparison is just again a guess in how big the 2018 She-ra could grow in her transformation, so it's likely she was shorter when they first battled.~Drawerman

But yeah, this idea of the younger She-ra growing about nearly as tall as her counterpart in her first form(and if we add her final, properly as muscular and strong as her older version) came from the lovely commission piece by well if you knew my gallery then you know who the artist is here eh? So it's not like She-ra'95 would just stick her hand out and hold She-ra'18 as the latter tried to throw her arms at her, it's actually the DrawVerse's more....funnier way to make them learn and struggle against herself in the form of clashing power sources and well growth spurts. It also helps that I can imagine the Modern Adora transforming into She-ra'18 similar to Captain Marvel's SHAZAM! for some reference.

So in a sense, giving both Adoras the thrill of a equally strong opponent, in case Wonder woman or Captain Marvel haven't arrive yet that is XD.

Both She-ras belong to their respective series