<em>She-Ra</em> showrunner, stars break down Adora's new look with exclusive clip

But as a result, she is now entering the final season without access to her She-Ra powers – right when the armies of galactic tyrant Horde Prime (Preston John) are rolling in."She starts off by thinking she&apos;s working for the good guys and then she realizes that she&apos;s not," Carrero tells EW, referring back to the beginning of the show when we first met Adora serving as Force Captain of the Horde, before she found the She-Ra sword and joined the Rebellion. After learning that her best friend Glimmer (Karen Fukuhara) and longtime frenemy Catra (A.J. Michalka) have been taken prisoner aboard Horde Prime&apos;s flagship, Adora mounts a long-shot rescue mission.Although Adora and Catra have found themselves on opposite sides of the battlefield for much of the series up until this point, it&apos;s only once they&apos;re reunited that Adora becomes capable of accessing her true power."I think that Catra has motivated and inspired Adora to find a boldness and independence outside of She-Ra that Adora may not even be aware of," Michalka says. As showrunner Noelle Stevenson explains, the difference between the first She-Ra design (which you can reference below) and the final one says a lot about how far Adora has come over the course of the show, with a little help from her friends."Adora’s original She-Ra form was like this uncomfortable suit she has to wear.