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Name: Entrapta
Appearance:![[Image: EntraptaRenderHQ.png]](https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/shera-and-the-princesses-of-power/images/7/77/EntraptaRenderHQ.png)
Gender/Pronouns: She/her
Personality: Due to having autism, Entrapta is always upbeat, loud, and a little overbearing. She has a hyperfixation on science that causes her to ignore ethics, the feelings of her peers, and even her own safety at points. She never means harm, either, just science. In fact, she even hesitates to call her experiments failures when they turn deadly. The slightest hint of a new breakthrough gets her excited and running off.
It may seem like Entrapta doesn't care about anyone, but the opposite is screamingly true. She cares deeply about having friends and how those friends perceive her. She is badly hurt when people are mad at her, and the thought of being abandoned drives her to tears. Entrapta is fully aware she isn't good with people, but tries to make up for it by helping her friends any way she can.
Strengths: Amazing engineer. Entrapta can go so far as to completely reprogram a military robot into a personal companion.
She's incredibly resilient and finds ways to survive hostile conditions all on her own.
She's weirdly stealthy and can slip away without a sound.
Her voluminous ponytails are twice as long as she is tall, and can be manipulated like tentacles. She uses her hair more than she uses her actual hands. There's enough strength in her hair to pick up herself and others and carry them around.
Weaknesses: Entrapta has no magic of her own and little combat skills. She is easily distracted, manipulated, and led astray. Her small stature means she could easily be taken by surprise.
Favorite YouTube Channel: Useless Duck Company
Other: Speaks in #B396C9.
Appearance:
Gender/Pronouns: She/her
SHE-RA SPOILERS
Backstory: Entrpta's past is a mystery she doesn't usually bring up. All we really know is she didn't grow up with her birth parents, but DID develop a love for robotics. Somehow, she rigged her castle into a labyrinth and got her hands on First Ones Tech around the time of the series, hinting that she does travel across the planet-or at least sends her bots to do it.
As a purely neutral being, Entrapta wound up changing sides during the War of Etheria. She began on the side of the princesses, but after a misunderstanding caused her to be left behind in the Fright Zone, she was hurt and coerced onto the Horde's forces instead. Despite this, she remained friendly and excited about expanding her scope of science from First Ones Tech to moving the entire planet of Etheria out of the pocket dimension she discovered it to be in. Midway through the experiment, she realized how dangerous her portal actually was and tried to shut it off before it did any harm, but Catra knocked her unconscious and had her banished to Beast Island, where she was thought to be dead.
Somehow, Entrapta managed to survive on Beast Island long enough to be rescued by Adora and Bow, and she rejoined the Rebellion. After heading to space with the main trio and saving Catra from Horde Prime, Entrapta assisted in the final showdown that destroyed Horde Prime and freed Etheria once and for all. Presumably, she finally returned to her own kingdom afterward-alongside the slowly reforming Hordak, the original tyrant of Etheria.
As a purely neutral being, Entrapta wound up changing sides during the War of Etheria. She began on the side of the princesses, but after a misunderstanding caused her to be left behind in the Fright Zone, she was hurt and coerced onto the Horde's forces instead. Despite this, she remained friendly and excited about expanding her scope of science from First Ones Tech to moving the entire planet of Etheria out of the pocket dimension she discovered it to be in. Midway through the experiment, she realized how dangerous her portal actually was and tried to shut it off before it did any harm, but Catra knocked her unconscious and had her banished to Beast Island, where she was thought to be dead.
Somehow, Entrapta managed to survive on Beast Island long enough to be rescued by Adora and Bow, and she rejoined the Rebellion. After heading to space with the main trio and saving Catra from Horde Prime, Entrapta assisted in the final showdown that destroyed Horde Prime and freed Etheria once and for all. Presumably, she finally returned to her own kingdom afterward-alongside the slowly reforming Hordak, the original tyrant of Etheria.
Personality: Due to having autism, Entrapta is always upbeat, loud, and a little overbearing. She has a hyperfixation on science that causes her to ignore ethics, the feelings of her peers, and even her own safety at points. She never means harm, either, just science. In fact, she even hesitates to call her experiments failures when they turn deadly. The slightest hint of a new breakthrough gets her excited and running off.
It may seem like Entrapta doesn't care about anyone, but the opposite is screamingly true. She cares deeply about having friends and how those friends perceive her. She is badly hurt when people are mad at her, and the thought of being abandoned drives her to tears. Entrapta is fully aware she isn't good with people, but tries to make up for it by helping her friends any way she can.
Strengths: Amazing engineer. Entrapta can go so far as to completely reprogram a military robot into a personal companion.
She's incredibly resilient and finds ways to survive hostile conditions all on her own.
She's weirdly stealthy and can slip away without a sound.
Her voluminous ponytails are twice as long as she is tall, and can be manipulated like tentacles. She uses her hair more than she uses her actual hands. There's enough strength in her hair to pick up herself and others and carry them around.
Weaknesses: Entrapta has no magic of her own and little combat skills. She is easily distracted, manipulated, and led astray. Her small stature means she could easily be taken by surprise.
Favorite YouTube Channel: Useless Duck Company
Other: Speaks in #B396C9.
If you hear about someone putting characters through intense despair and misery, then that someone is probably me.