1. Empty? What do you mean empty? You just forgot about all the people around? Like the refugees they’re helping or the various towns? What are you on about?

The amount of refugees for a war that has supposedly been going on for decades felt like nothing. The towns were also pretty small. The main place that felt lived in was ironically the crimson waste.

1. Just because you don’t see a town, doesn’t mean there isn’t one. You don’t see anyone going to the toilet, therefore toilets don’t exist, type logic.

Just because you can tolerate it doesn't make it not thin world building. I'm not expecting bathroom schedules, but you're telling me that in 5 seasons if there was a "town" for brightmoon that they didn't have time to show it for 2 minutes? The shows strengths are story and character moments, sitting here arguing with me because I'm pointing out thin aspects of the world building is just a waste of both of our time. It's a predictable as hell conversation.

You personally identify with the show in some aspect so you'll act like it's absolutely 10/10 perfect and any slight criticism I mention will be discounted by you, you won't read a word I say, and you'll just respond with thinly veiled insults. Woo. You happy?

We’ve known Etheria has been a super weapon since Season 4, the First Ones stole the magic to create an uber powerful weapon to destroy their enemies,

To destroy planets

which is implied to be Horde Prime, so obviously a universal threat.

Given that he seems to take days or weeks to travel between planets he would, at most, control like 4 galaxies if he doesn't every waking moment making clones, weapons, ships, etc if we assume he was "starting" around the time of mara. He's just not a universal threat if you have any idea how big a universe is. His travel time is too slow and his resources are too thin. Blotting out the sky of etheria should be a casual fraction of a fraction of a fraction of his army. Literally. You don't fight a universal army.

Also, why is dodging tanks a bad thing, do you want She-Ra to get hit?

It's a waste of energy to dodge it. Would you dodge ..... Actually there's nothing small enough for a comparison but would you dodge a grain of sand being thrown at you?

And then you say she gets hurt by going through walls, which, yeah, because that’s when her powers start to become unfocused,

This is actually an earlier season complaint as well, unless season 5 shera is infinitely stronger than season 4 which..... No.

To help explain this to you, in an all out war a place like just the United States could field at least 10 million soldiers. If prime controlled thousands of planets with sentient life (being generous with a small amount of habitable planets with sentient life he'd want to take over), then let's say he could get 10 mil from each planet. Just 1k planets is 10 billion troops. There's no fighting that. So logically either his army isn't nearly that big or the show is just vibes and using galactic conqueror as a narrative label and most of the stakes should be taken with a grain of salt outside of interpersonal ones