This article is about the She-Ra and the Princesses of Power episode. You may be looking for Beast Island (episode) from the original series.
Beast Island is the thirty-seventh episode of She-Ra and the Princesses of Power and the eleventh of the fourth season. It was released on Netflix with the rest of the fourth season on November 5, 2019.
Synopsis[]
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Plot[]
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Features[]
Characters[]
- The Rebellion/Princess Alliance
- Adora/She-Ra
- Glimmer
- Bow
- Swift Wind
- Perfuma (appears in flashback) (non-speaking role)
- Frosta (appears in flashback) (non-speaking role)
- Mermista (appears in flashback) (non-speaking role)
- Allies
- Light Hope
- Micah
- Entrapta
- Scorpia (cameo) (non-speaking role)
- Angella (mentioned and appears in flashback)
- Shadow Weaver (mentioned)
- Organizations
- Creatures
- Chibbit (mentioned)
- Scruffer (mentioned)
- Razorfin (mentioned)
- Giant Spiders
- Pookas
Objects[]
- Vehicles
- Mara's Ship
- Skiff (wrecked)
- Artifacts
- Technology
- Entrapta's Monster Robot
- Heart of Etheria (mentioned)
- Miscelanious
- Kowl (mentioned)
Locations[]
Behind the Scenes[]
- In the 1985 original series, Pooka was the name of a creature, not it's species, who did reside on Beast Island, but was actually quite tame and cute. Similarly, the original versions of the Chibbit and Scruffer were very cute and docile, in contrast to the dangerous animals that Adora talks about in this version. Razorfins were very dangerous creatures native to both Eternia and Etheria in the Filmation continuity, although the Etherian version was only mentioned, never shown on screen. Also, being sea creatures, Razorfins would not have been a threat in a land based location such as Beast Island.
Cast[]
- Aimee Carrero as Adora/She-Ra
- Karen Fukuhara as Glimmer
- Marcus Scribner as Bow
- Morla Gorrondona as Light Hope/Hologram Admin/Ship
- Daniel Dae Kim as Micah
- Adam Ray as Swift Wind
- Christine Woods as Entrapta