Princess Entrapta is probably the most likable character from She-Ra: Princesses of Power. She’s also a highly unethical scientist. That sure sounds like University of Planet material to me.

If you haven’t played Sid Meier’s Alpha Centauri, that’s okay. Not only is the game cheap on GOG, the video is also focused on Entrapta and how she behaves in She-Ra: Princesses of Power, and how much other characters love her. Did I mention that Entrapta is great?

Brigid led the Freddites on Craig of the Creek for exactly one (fantastic) episode, Dog Decider, before disappearing from the face of the creek. It’s a shame, because Brigid’s story was definitely left unfinished in an unsatisfying (if funny) way, unlike Deltron’s which was wrapped up exactly as much as it needed to be.

Craig of the Creek has the trading tree where kids are in background shots all the time; Brigid’s entire story after Dog Decider could be shown there even if the crew didn’t want to give her part of an episode. If the Ninja Kids can come back every so often though, why not Brigid and the Freddites? Doesn’t the star of Dog Decider deserve more?

She-Ra and the Princesses of Power completely blew apart everything that could have been expected from a reboot of the ’80s cartoon. The Netflix show continues the awesome trend of being inclusive in its cast, but She-Ra goes further to tell deep, complex character-driven stories that share perspectives that are rare to find in other cartoons.

Sophia and David explain everything great about the show, think hard about their favorite characters, and take a broad look at what the show has done successfully through only its first 13-episode batch.