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Princess Power
Children's animated television series From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Princess Power is an American animated television series based on the 2005 book of the same name by Savannah Guthrie and Allison Oppenheim, which was created by Elise Allen. The series' first episode was released on YouTube on January 16, 2023 and it was called "Unstoppable Unpoppable Princesses" but it was called "Unstoppable Unpoppable Bubble" due to misnaming on the Netflix Jr. YouTube channel. The series was released on Netflix on January 30, 2023.[1] A second season was released on October 23, 2023. A third season was released on May 20, 2024.[2]
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Premise
In each episode of Princess Power, the four princesses help the people in their lives as well as the "Frutizens" of their "Fruitdoms" with any problems they may have using whimsical problem solving. While helping, they regularly sing songs about teamwork and being true to oneself.[3]
Characters
Main
- Dana Heath as Kira Kiwi
- Madison Calderon as Beatrice "Bea" Gertrude Ingeborg Blueberry
- Trinity Jo-Li Bliss as Rita Raspberry
- Luna Bella Zamora as Penelope "Penny" Pineapple
- Alanna Ubach as Miss Fussywiggles
- Andrew Rannells as Mister Scrumbles
Recurring
- Rita Moreno as Great Aunt Bussyboots
- Andrew Rannells as King Barton and King Bertram
- Jenna Ushkowitz as Queen Ryung
- Ian Loh as Joon and Jun
- Tan France as Sir Benedict
- Micaiah Chen as Ara
- Eric Bauza as Seung
- Ciera Payton as Queen Katia
- Anairis Quiñones as Karina
- Antonio Raul Corbo as Felipe
- Isabella Russo as Sena
- Jermaine Fowler as Sir Kaue
Minor
- Isabella Russo as Delia Dragonfruit
- Kimberly Brooks as Alana Apple
- Nevin Kar as Oliver
- Lily Sanfelippo as Lila Lemon
- Leela Ladnier as Omera and Oraida
- Antonio Raul Garcia as Royal Attendant
- Jack Stanton as Cyrus
- Jordan Preston Carter as Kiwi Boy
- Alanna Ubach as Gabriella Goldenrod, Pineappleite Woman, Kiwi-ian 1, Kiwi-ian 3, Blueberrian, Gracie, Kiwi-ian Kids, Dignitary 2, Dignitary 4, Fruitizen 1, Kiwi Vendor
- Eric Bauza as Sebastian, Jayden, Pineappleite Man, Dignitary 1, Dignitary 3, August, Fruitizens
- Madison Calderon as Georgina, Lemonite Kid, Kiwi-ian 4, Camilla
- Trinity Jo-Li Bliss as Minji
- Dana Heath as Ariana
Guest stars
- Savannah Guthrie as Susie Seedplanter
- Drew Barrymore as Headmistress Miranda
- Jessica DiCicco as The Principal
- Jenifer Lewis as Hilda
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Episodes
Series overview
Season 1 (2023)
Season 2 (2023)
Season 3 (2024)
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Development
Development of Princess Power began in 2018 after it was optioned by Atomic Cartoons.[4]
It was important for the show to examine the aspects embodied by traditional animated princesses and look at how it might be possible to preserve the elements that draw so many people towards them, especially young children, but evolve that definition to prioritize being more active, empathetic, and to also just be yourself.[5][6]
The fundamental DNA of the show revolves around the understanding that "Princess is a verb, not a noun". This crystallization came from showrunner Elise Allen after reading Princesses Wear Pants. The core message of the show is that "it's not what you wear but what you do that makes all the difference".[7]
For executive producer Savannah Guthrie, It was important that, "You don't have to see a carbon copy of yourself. You just have to see an aspect that you can connect with and that tells you you're accepted". One example of this in the show is by Princess Beatrice having gay dads.[8]
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Soundtrack
On January 27, 2023, songs from the first season were released on multiple streaming services.[9]
All tracks are written by JP Rende, Kathryn Raio-Rende, and Alana Da Fonseca.
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References
External links
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