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Each girl physical appearance: Eep Crood's Physical Appearance Eep is small and has caramel/red colored hair and green eyes. She wears a halter-neck dress fashioned from a tigers hide and shorts underneath. She has a slender yet muscular body and smooth skin. She is can be seen walking on all four legs, and using her feet much like hands. As with all of the other Croods, Eep displays great strength very powerful physically.

Susan Murphy/Ginormica's Physical Appearance Susan has fair skin, blue eyes, and brown hair (now white due to her mutation). Her lips are reddish-pink. She is usually seen wearing a sleek, light-blue agent jumpsuit, a black belt with a silver buckle and white and orange-striped gray covered Converse sneakers. The suit has orange-colored stripes along the sides and orange pockets. Current As of the TV series she wears her hair in a ponytail with a gold-colored scrunchie, and red and white sneakers, along with a slight outfit change, no longer a dark grey (80%) but rather blue and hold shape with her grow/shrink patterns.

Astrid Hofferson's Physical Appearance In "How to Train Your Dragon 2", Astrid's appearance is more elegant and feminine. She now wears a red sleeveless shirt with a dark spiked skirt that matches her boots. Her hair is more sun-bleached and neatly styled in a lengthy side-braid draped over left her shoulder. Astrid also wears a fur hoodie, usually cloaked over her back and shoulders along with metallic shoulder pads and a matching silver belt lined with small skulls. Her usual arm-wrappings are, however, replaced with large, thick bracers covered in fur. Astrid still carries an axe but it's considerably different in design than her previous ones. It's very likely Hiccup has made her a new axe.

Chelsea Van Der Zee/Nerissa's Physical Appearance In her human disguise known as Chelsea, Nerissa has the appearance of a beautiful teenager with fair skin, wavy knee-length red hair, and pale blue eyes. For clothing, she dawned a navy-blue zigzag choker around her neck, hoop earrings, a sleeveless, aquamarine blue ruffle crop-top, sparkling dark blue bell-bottom sport jeans, and a pair of white sneakers. She also has light blue nail polish.

Diane Foxington/The Crimson Paw's Physical Appearance Appearance Diane is a tall, beautiful, pear-shaped ginger-furred anthropomorphic red fox, possessing pale-apricot patches lightly placed around her eyes, muzzle to her chest, insides of her pointy ears, the front of her paws, and the tip of her bushy tail. She has the traditional fluffy face-fur and black lip-liner, sharp black eyebrows with the left one having two small, circular-shaped silver piercings, tiny black claws and a small dusty-pink nose. Her most distinctive feature is her wide oval-like eyes, which possesses emerald irises and small yet fluttery-like eyelashes. Diane wears a set of four outfits throughout the movie. Being the governor, her main attire appears to be that of elegant business attire; consisting of a pair of thin oval-framed glasses and diamond necklace, with her necklace followed by a matching bracelet which she wore on her right wrist. She wears a gray business pantsuit with the jacket being un-buttoned, revealing a white long-sleeved collared shirt with silk navy-black necktie, complete with a pair of black high-heels. During the Golden Dolphin award ceremony, Diane wore both a golden necklace and a golden bracelet worn on her right wrist, similar to her previous bracelet. She dons a strapless, magenta-pink sweetheart-style dress which appears to be made out of satin or silk, followed with high-heels with straps as they are the same color as her dress, thus complimenting the color scheme. She also wears a ring which she kept the Zumpango Diamond in. During the Gala for Goodness, Diane wore the same golden necklace and bracelet, but instead she wore a strapless royal-blue jumpsuit with an overskirt and a pair of sparkly-white high-heels. She also appears to carry a handbag. Meanwhile, as The Crimson Paw, Diane dons attire resembling that of a ninja; a tight-fitting black hooded stealth-suit, which features yellow stripes on the sides and a small yellow "X" stitched in the middle of the hood, followed by a black neck balaclava. She also wore black arm-wrap bracers with matching over-the-knee black wrap-like boots, with her boots itself containing a yellow stripe above the soles. She completes her stealthy-look with a black utility belt around her waist, which has a noticeable, thin black buckle. Her suit was also meant to hide all of her fox features, as her tail is completely hidden.

Zhen's Physical Appearance Zhen is a light-gray corsac fox with light brown eyes. Zhen wears a navy-blue, baggy hooded tunic with several tears on the sleeves and the bottom, black baggy capri trousers, and a black utility belt with brown pouches and a pale jadeite buckle around her waist. She accessorizes with light gray bandages wrapped around her arms and legs, and a small jadeite piercing on her right ear, which doubles as a lock-pick, though later discards it after becoming the new Dragon Warrior.

Goldilocks Physical Appearance Goldilocks is a young woman with golden blonde hair, green eyes, fair skin, and she wears a blue dress with white sleeves and carries a wooden staff with two points and has pearl-like beads tied to it. She also wears mismatching jewelry, like beads, pearls, mismatched earrings, and beaded hairties holding her hair up in two frilly parts, and has two locks of her extending from the back of her head down her shoulders. As a child, Goldi was very similar to how she would have been as a girl, and even the clothes were similar.

Tammy Gomez Physical Appearance a adult Latino woman. She has black hair in emo front swoop style with red streaks and brown eyes. She is wearing a white crop top with orange flowers and black ripped jeans. She is also wearing red sandals with white straps.

Tammy Gomez Personality is an outgoing and creative individual with a passion for art and design. She is known for her optimistic outlook on life and her ability to find beauty in the ordinary. Her friends describe her as empathetic and a great listener, always ready to lend a hand or a supportive ear. Clara is also adventurous, enjoying outdoor activities and exploring new places, which often inspires her work. Despite her friendly demeanor, she can be quite driven and focused when it comes to her projects, often pushing herself to meet deadlines and achieve her goals. She values authenticity and strives to create meaningful connections with the people around her, she is freelance web designer.

Adora Appearance Adora is a tall, pale tan-skinned teenage girl with a slender and athletic physique. She has blue-gray eyes, dark brown narrow eyebrows, and thick lashes. She has long dark blonde hair, usually kept in a high ponytail with a dark gray hair tie, and a poof at the front. Adora wears a red, quarter-length-sleeved jacket with a popped pale-beige collar (along with a Force Captain badge, which she removes once she defects from the Horde). Under her jacket, she wears a white turtleneck with pointed cuffs, small red stripes on the sleeves and light gray accents (initially with the Horde symbol on the back, which is removed after she defects to the Rebellion). She also dons a set of plain gray leggings and calf-length red boots with white accents, complimenting the color scheme of her jacket and turtleneck. Adora completes the look with a dark greenish-brown belt with a Horde buckle, which is later replaced with a golden wing as symbol of her newfound Rebellion allegiance. In her vision of the future, Adora wears a long white dress and cape with gold trim and gold headband. She appears to be taller and her hair has been let down and grown longer. She never changes out of her Horde uniform throughout the series because she is not comfortable in other clothes. She-Ra In her She-Ra form, Adora still maintains her slender physique, but she is more muscular, and has long, wavy/straight light blonde hair —which can also glow— and light blue eyes. She also has a thin golden crown with two wings on each side, and a red jewel in the center, and solid, golden arm cuffs. She wears a white dress with a golden, six-pointed flower embroidered on the chest, divided by a golden seam that splits the bodice from collar to belt. At the center of the flower sits an oval azure gemstone. Her sleeves are golden, pointed pauldrons that stand of their own accord. The aforementioned seam blends into the gold trim of her uniform collar and ends when it reaches the apex of her thick golden belt, creating a V-shaped belt at her waist. Her white ruffled skirt, which begins under the belt, is open at the front revealing a pair of white, skin-tight shorts striped with a thick golden line on the outside of each thigh. She-Ra also wears knee-high athletic white and aqua boots, with gold soles and accents. She completes her ensemble with a knee-length red cape. She is taller than many of the other characters, at allegedly 8 feet tall according to Mermista, albeit this could be an exaggeration. When infected by the Data Disk, her eyes turn light red and red veins appear down her arms. During the events of "Save the Cat," Adora finally obtains the new She-Ra transformation. She is slightly more muscular than in her earlier form, and her hair is a slightly lighter blonde and in a style similar to her civilian one, but her ponytail is longer. She is now wearing long white pants and boots with gold wing decals (representing Glimmer), Her shirt more now looks more like a blouse with a long back and red inside, the shirt also sports a heart outlined in gold (representing Bow), her golden tiara is significantly changed to look more like Catra's former mask (representing Catra).

Catra Appearance Catra is a tan-skinned teenage girl (later young woman) with various feline physical characteristics. She has a slender and athletic physique, freckled cheeks, soft-curved black eyebrows, and cedar-brown hair that tends toward wild and spiky. Earlier in the series, her hair has two lighter-colored tufts, hanging below her ears, and she initially wears a headpiece with small black markings (inspired by the one worn by her counterpart from the original 1980's series). Catra's features are angular, with a pointed chin, straight nose and slanted, almond-shaped eyes. Her eyes have heterochromatic sclera (pale yellow on the left and turquoise on the right) with slit pupils, and she has thick eyelashes. She has small fangs, large black catlike ears, retractable black claws on her fingers and toes, a long prehensile dark brown cat-like tail, and horizontal markings on her arms and back, which are darker than the rest of her skin and resemble the stripes of a tabby cat. The primary color-scheme of Catra's outfits is shades of red. For Seasons One to Three, she wears a sleeveless, high-collared, two-toned red-orange leotard-style top over a set of fashionably-torn, reddish-violet stirrup leggings which expose her knees. Additionally, she's seen with two belts that cross over each other, the thicker of the pair sporting the Horde symbol. Later, she wears a Force Captain pin on her leotard over her heart.

Dreamworks girls Powers/Abilities: Susan powers The exact weight she can lift is unknown, but is seen in the movie lifting up the top half of the hand of the massive alien robot for a long period of time also whilst placing her foot in-front of a sliding car at the edge of the broken bridge to stop it from falling in the river. She is also seen breaking the impenetrable force field that was holding her captive in Gallaxhar's Spaceship and also breaking many walls in a charging force. One could think of her as invincible because of being almost resistant to any physical or energy attack, but that is not proven in the movie, except from being hit by the massive meteorite and the ball of quantonium, making her still fit to stand up! In the series, Susan has gained the ability to alter size ranging from her normal height to her ¨Ginormica¨ height. Besides growing to an enormous size, Susan has displayed a genius level intellect. She has even shown to be more intelligent than Dr. Cockroach on several occasions. Susan has a squeaky clean record and has passed every subject in school. She has never displayed signs of inferiority, unlike other characters. Susan is also an expert athlete, most likely self taught, able to perform jumps, somersaults, cartwheels and full body flips far beyond the limits of an Olympic gymnast. She has also shown to be very flexible and limber. She also has lightning fast reflexes, and can easily dodge fast flying objects, and sometimes catch them. Susan will sometimes utilize her athleticism in combat. Susan is also a great combatant, even able to take down Sta'abi with little to no effort. In the series, Susan has gained the ability to alter size ranging from her normal height to her ¨Ginormica¨ height. Besides growing to an enormous size, Susan has displayed a genius level intellect. She has even shown to be more intelligent than Dr. Cockroach on several occasions.

Eep Powers / Skills Amazing strength Intelligence Extreme speed Extreme endurance Extreme agility Great reflexes Hunting Wrestling

Zhen Powers / Skills High intelligence Pick-pocketing skills (formerly) Martial Arts skills Hand-to-hand combat skills Chi-based-attack (with the Staff of Wisdom) Brute strength Expertise in trickery Expertise in thievery Reflexes Enhanced speed Cunning Lock-picking skills Strong tail

Chelsea Powers / Skills Intelligence Mermaid physiology Immortality (implied) Charisma Influence Intimidation Manipulation Hypnotic beauty Trident proficiency (formerly) Gigantification (with trident)

Diane Powers / Skills High-level Intelligence Cunning Hand-to-hand combat skills High acrobatic skills Brute strength Leadership Gadgets Stealing

Catra Powers / Skills Hand-to-hand combat Enhanced speed Enhanced strength Enhanced agility High intelligence Leadership Claws Acrobatics Manipulation

Adora/She-Ra Powers / Skills Transformation High intelligence Superhuman strength Swordsmanship Limited Healing Connection to the first ones Usage of the Sword of Protection

Eep Crood Personality Eep is shown to be imaginative and extremely curious and believes that there is a world beyond her family's cave and hunting grounds, proving to be true. Eep is extremely strong, with cat-like movements. She is an excellent hunter, second best to her dad, if not better. She likes to stay outside as much as possible, and she hates the cave. In her profile, Eep is said to like 'running, jumping, and chasing mammoths.' Eep constantly argues with her father about her own safety: Eep believes she can take care of herself, while Grug thinks the exact opposite. Around Guy, she acts rather shy. When nervous or irritated, Eep is shown to pull on her hair.

Susan Murphy Personality Somewhat meek and unassertive, Susan initially wants nothing more than to return to her old life. However, she gradually warms to her status as a Monstress. Due to her exposure to the meteorite's radiation, she is very tall and strong - which helps her destroy Gallaxhar's weapons. She begins the movie engaged to a weatherman named Derek Dietl. However, he rejects her after she grows tall. Susan, growing disillusioned with Derek and seeing the extent of his narcissism, later seeks revenge by humiliating him during his interview with her.

Astrid Hofferson Personality Astrid is dutiful and immensely devoted to her cause. She used to be patriotic of the Viking way until dragons became an integral part of Berk. Competitive by nature and highly dedicated, Astrid works hard to achieve her goals. In How to Train Your Dragon, she pushed herself to become a better fighter. After bonding closely with Stormfly, Astrid’s focus shifted to becoming a masterful dragon rider. In the sequel, she is the champion of the Dragon Races. Astrid is emotionally driven, and as a warrior, sworn to protect those she holds dear. In Team Astrid she blamed herself for Dagur’s attack on Berk despite being fully aware she couldn't have done anything to prevent it. Her guilt and responsibility toward her family probed her to take immediate actions. In Fright of Passage, Astrid’s innate pride and sense of duty drove her to face the Flightmare on her own, without any regard to herself. Even as an adult, Astrid is willing to go rogue and defy direct orders to ensure the safety of her loved ones. Though lessened with maturity, she can be short-tempered and somewhat of a perfectionist at times, especially true before the integration of dragons. Further exacerbated by her emotional personality, this can lead her to act impulsive and irrational. In the first movie, Astrid was solely focused on training and the war, often isolating herself and ignoring the other teens. When Hiccup began surpassing her, she grew visibly upset over his sudden improvements. Fueled by jealousy and suspicion, she started to follow him discreetly, eventually leading her to interrogate him in the cove. Astrid grew more even and level-headed upon entering adulthood, though she was still quite fiery under intense circumstances. In “Race to the Edge”, she exhibited vulnerability, gentleness and was much less prone to violence, preferring capture-missions over kill-missions. She had also become more openly talkative and closer to her fellow riders. Astrid could still come across as a little prideful and dismissive at times, as pointed out by Ruffnut, but she was also able to own up to her mistakes, yet again demonstrating a never-ending will to improve herself. In the following episode, Shock and Awe, Astrid pulled a prank on the twins as payback for ‘Loki’s Day’, showing significant growth in her playful side. She has also proven to be greatly reliable and is Hiccup’s most loyal supporter. Her methods of encouragement vary, but she rarely outright give him the answer to his problems. Instead, she boosts up his confidence and stands by him as he walks through the solution at his own pace. Her supportive nature also extends well beyond Hiccup. She has often shown compassion to the rest of her peers and has especially let Heather confide in her on numerous occasions. Although her loyalties are steadfast, in Snow Way Out, Astrid had to hold back information from Hiccup at Heather’s request. She struggled deeply with guilt over it as she had never lied to him before. In The Longest Day, due to her overtiredness, Astrid suffered from uncontrollable euphoria. She became overly chipper and peppy, almost to the point of insanity, which is the opposite of the way she usually behaves. By the time of How to Train Your Dragon 2, Astrid has adopted an optimistic and relaxed outlook on life. Although slightly cheeky and overconfident at times, she is more emotionally secure because of her steady relationship with Hiccup. Her sense of adventure and exploring is also apparent, but her ongoing competitiveness and rigid approach to grave situations remains. As an adult, she is generally more spirited and playful, and loves to goof around with Hiccup, Stormfly and Toothless.

Chelsea Van Der Zee Personality Nerissa is self-absorbed and thinks the world revolves around her. She is a "Little Miss Perfect" type character with very high standards at Oceanside High School, given the fact that the students love everything about her. She is a master of deception, as evidenced with none of the humans suspecting who Nerissa really is. She lacks remorse for manipulating people, and her true focus is getting power for herself. She appears to be somewhat sadistic and hates the Gillman family with a passion, and presumably all krakens. According to Ruby's grandmother, like other Mermaids, she is vain, selfish, and narcissistic, which is easily seen even in her human form (wherein she has a persona of a dim-witted, selfish, and yet somewhat caring girl who feels just as detached from reality as Ruby does and dreams of peace between the krakens and mermaids). The PSA promo states that Chelsea is a mermaid, and that they are "charming and peaceful creatures" at least to humans, however, they are actually described as violent, unpredictable, vain, and power-hungry narcissists.

Zhen Personality Zhen is initially shown to be careless and reckless when trying to steal Kung Fu Master's Artifacts, breaking the Urn of Whispering Warriors in the Jade Palace and battling Po, making him knock down artifacts to break. (Though this attempted theft was most likely done for survival.) She is a very sneaky and clever fox type, as shown when she steals a light and Po's Staff from him twice without him noticing. While she manages to cheat Granny boar of her game to get free food, she is reckless and cocky, which causes trouble in the tavern. When Po sees her wanted poster she openly acts like a sly dog thief. When Po has a peach tree seed shown to her explain to a lesson (that lesson being that every pit holds the promise of a mighty tree.) She became good-hearted, kind, brave, caring and loyal to Po. She is shown to feel guilty and responsible for the Chameleon pushing Po off a cliff to his “death”. She later disowns and betrays The Chameleon after learning how evil she really is. To fully redeem herself, she decides she get help from Han and Den of Thieves to hire armies to hold off Chameleon's Komba Dragon armies, and encouraged her friends, Han, and Den of Thieves help Po to defeat Chameleon. She is also the only one who was never afraid of her as she had a brave soul and still considers Han and the den of Thieves family.

Catra Personality In the opening episodes, Catra has shown to be a bit of a slacker without proper motivation, evident from when she showed up late to a training exercise, her tardiness apparently not a rare occurrence, but this is likely due to never getting validation from authority figures when she does actually put in the work. She is also someone who is the life of the party. She also seems to be a thrill-seeker, complaining about how boring the Fright Zone was, needing to blow something up, and extreme excitement at taking a Horde skiff for a thrill ride. While on said ride, Adora advises saving fuel for the return trip. Catra brushes this off, saying it's a future problem. Which ends up being a mistake. However, it's also shown that Catra is a bit callous, showing no issue to the Horde's destructive behavior when it attacks an innocent town, and not thinking twice about striking her own best friend, Adora, with a Stun Gun multiple times to bring her back. After becoming Force Captain, a darker side of Catra is unveiled. Though she doesn't outgrow her slacker tendencies (she doesn't attend orientation or do her paperwork, both which cost her), she proves a skilled strategist and manipulator, using their former friendship to distract Adora so she can kidnap Glimmer and Bow. She then uses the former to threaten Bright Moon into surrendering. She lies to persuade Entrapta into assisting her, a move that wreaks havoc on the ecosystem and almost allows her to take Bright Moon and replace Shadow Weaver as Hordak's second-in-command. In season three, she convinced Hordak that Entrapta, who he had begun to show feelings for, had betrayed him. This also has the effect of reassuring her position within the Horde after her failures in Season Two. In many ways, it is her relationship with her makeshift family, Adora, and Shadow Weaver, that defines her. Despite her abusiveness, Catra still sees Shadow Weaver as a mother figure and craves her approval. This is something she has yet to outgrow. Towards the end of season one, Catra fights and defeats Shadow Weaver, replacing her as second-in-command in the Horde. This seems to imply Catra has moved beyond her need for Shadow Weaver's approval. However, in season two, Catra has her locked up and is still visiting her. Later, when Hordak asks why Shadow Weaver has not been executed, Catra offers a flimsy excuse. Shadow Weaver later uses this to trick Catra into giving her her Sorcerer's Guild badge, which she uses to escape, showing that Catra still has a love for Shadow Weaver. At the end of Season Three, when Shadow Weaver is leading the Princesses in an assault on the Fright Zone, Catra at one point pleads with Shadow Weaver, asking if she ever cared. Shadow Weaver, of course, had her in a magic bind, so this may have been Catra lying out of a situation.Catra's situation on Adora has gone from friendly to ambiguous to negative to all the way around through the course of the show, to slowly rebuild their friendship and eventually end up romantically. In the beginning, Catra and Adora are seen jesting in the locker room, and later, taking a joy ride on a ship they borrowed without asking. Further, Catra is seen sleeping curled up at the foot of Adora's bed (which has a drawing of Adora and Catra's faces) at night, showing how close they are. However, when Adora defects, Catra gets Adora's promotion. Catra benefited from Adora's absence. Thus begins her descent into darkness. Their first meeting after this is the fight for the Salineas Sea Gate, where Catra leads an assault on the kingdom of Salineas. Catra spends her time mostly mocking Adora, before being driven off by Mermista. Things truly begin to get ambiguous during Princess Prom. Catra exploits Adora's former friendship to capture Glimmer and Bow while stealing the Sword of Protection. During the mission to the Fright Zone to rescue Glimmer and Bow, Catra returns the sword to Adora, allowing her to escape without opposition and insisting that it is not because she likes her. In the episode "Promise", Catra and Adora meet again, and start out civil and friendly with each other, even helping each other against the defenses of the First Ones' Temple. However, the Temple also shows Catra and Adora's past as children, as well as causing them to relive some painful memories. This seems to cement a rage in Catra, saying that Adora was a hero and that "every hero needs a sidekick". This implies that Catra has come to believe that Adora only saw her as a second, and was being a hero for the sake of glory. In the episode "White Out", Adora gets the upper hand on Catra, although Catra doesn't seem particularly bothered, expressing the belief that Adora won't strike her. When Adora attacks and defeats her under the influence of the Corrupted First Ones' Disk, she shows shock and fear at Adora's rage, proving that she truly didn't believe Adora would strike her. After Adora is subdued by Scorpia, she spends time mocking Adora's unconscious form. In season three, after being effectively banished by Hordak, Catra wastes no time in establishing her control over the residents of the Crimson Waste. This could show a fondness for power and control, but when Scorpia suggests staying and noting how Catra hated the Fright Zone, Catra (having captured Adora) chooses to go back anyway, upon Catra learning that Shadow Weaver (their mother figure) visited Adora after leaving her. Returning to the Fright Zone, only to be attacked by Shadow Weaver, and hearing that Adora was right about the dangers of Hordak's plan to open a portal, and it makes her snap, causing her to attack Entrapta and lie to Hordak to get the portal open, despite it meaning suicide for her and the destruction of everyone and everything on the planet. In the resulting time/space collapse, Catra and Adora fight, Catra telling Adora all the while how it was her presence that caused all this. This could be one of two things, either an inability to take responsibility for her actions or resentment towards Adora. However, Catra could not hold her grudge forever and eventually the two fixed their broken bond which would also lead them to form a romantic relationship. However, the true nature of Catra's descent is covered in the episodes "Razz" and "Promise". In these episodes, it shows that Catra may have never truly made friends with the rest of her squad. Since Shadow Weaver never loved her, Adora was the only one who showed her any affection. When Adora left her, she felt betrayed by the only one who ever loved her, and this was juxtaposed by her own rise to power. This has caused Catra to increasingly see Adora, who was always loved by everyone, as the obstacle between her and success. This is what caused her actions at the end of season three. Catra's failures were something she linked with Adora's increasing return to her life. In Season Four, Catra's emotional walls begin to crumble from genuine guilt over what she had done to Entrapta and with Scorpia leaving the Horde as Adora did before her and she goes into a depression. She starts to lose all of her old friends and the one she made betrays her. Even when the Horde started winning the war, she was still not happy, which causes her to lash out and then break down in tears. Ultimately, it was Double Trouble who betrayed her and revealed to Catra that she had been deceiving herself all this time about what she wanted and that she alone was the reason everyone abandoned her which made her completely despondent. Indeed, Catra is very much her own worst enemy, proven by how Double Trouble picked her character apart piece by painful piece, basically leaving her flaws and troubled spirit naked and visible for all to see, that even Glimmer noticed Catra's despair upon finding her afterward and perhaps even pity her when Catra offered no resistance and even invited Glimmer to basically put her out of her own misery. After she and Glimmer become "guests" aboard Horde Prime's flagship, Catra tries to play any and every card she can to worm her way into Prime's favor, only to be more and more disturbed by him and his mask of manners and civility failing to conceal his narcissistic despotism. Due to her precarious situation and feeling more alone than ever, Catra risks Prime's displeasure by speaking to Glimmer, as she is the only connection she presently has to Etheria. The two actually bond despite past transgressions and Catra begins to experience a fundamental change in herself, that she ultimately helps Glimmer escape and sacrifices herself, knowing she would face Prime's wrath. She saves Glimmer because "it's the one right thing" she's done in her life. After being subjected to Prime's mind purification, Adora heals Catra and cradles her in her arms. On Darla, she remains distant to others due to her past and abandonment issues and refused Adora's help at first; however, she joins the group for a dinner of dumplings and gives Entrapta a heartfelt apology to for everything that she did. Entrapta affectionately pats her on the head with her hair, signifying a new friendship. She shows genuine guilt for her terrible deeds and strives to redeem herself. When an apologetic Catra approached Scorpia, she was content with and even enjoyed letting Scorpia hug her, when before she was annoyed by it; showing how much she changed for the better. When the Best Friends Squad head to Krytis, It is revealed that Catra does not like being called cute, as Bow commented Catra about the ear indents in her helmet and when a piece of magic pollen made her sneeze and Bow again commented on how cute she is. However, she responded angrily that she wasn't cute, causing Bow to say she was cute when she was angry as well. After being rescued she began to trust other people and started valuing friendship. While she is still blunt, snarky, and temperamental, she has become much kinder, more loyal, and has truly found happiness, by the side of her beloved. She still continues to be a troublemaker, but she is a much better person nonetheless and has a much healthier outlook on life. When chipped by Horde Prime, she displayed personality changes common to all chipped individuals.