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SheZow is an animated television show that aired on Hub network from 2012 to 2013. The show features a 12-year-old boy named Guy Hamdon who discovers a power ring that belonged to his late Aunt Agnes. The magic ring, when worn, transforms its wearer into a superhero named SheZow.

The show features a diverse cast of characters, each with their unique personality and quirks. The lead character, Guy Hamdon, is portrayed as a typical preteen with a love for comic books and superheroes. However, unlike other superheroes, SheZow is not masculine because the magic ring's creator intended it for a female superhero. Thus, Guy transforms into a female superhero, SheZow, after wearing the ring, and it is through this transformation that much of the show's humor comes. Additionally, Guy struggles with his new superhero identity secretly and often finds himself in hilarious situations that he must quickly overcome as he balances being SheZow as well as Guy Hamdon.

SheZow's main ally is Professor Timothy Brisbane (also known as "Grandpa"), Aunt Agnes's former lab partner who helps Guy understand the ring's unique powers and navigate his newfound superhero life. Grandpa is also the inventor of the Missoyghetti-brand microwaveable pasta, which is a running joke throughout the series.

The main antagonist in the show is an evil villain named Doctor Frankenweather, who is obsessed with stealing the SheZow magic ring to use its powers for his nefarious schemes. Frankenweather and his lackeys, including his daughter, Maz Kepler, are a constant thorn in SheZow's side, and the show often pits the two sides against each other in various wacky scenarios.

One of the most interesting aspects of SheZow is the show's unique art style. The show employs a bright, colorful, and somewhat a retro '80s aesthetic, which makes it stand out from other animated series. Additionally, it features a strong emphasis on music, with catchy tunes being integrated into the show's plot and character development.

Overall, SheZow is a funny, lighthearted, and silly superhero series that can be enjoyed by all ages. The show's message of acceptance and the importance of being true to oneself is an underlying theme throughout the series, making it an excellent source of entertainment for children who want to learn important lessons while having fun. Though the SheZow television show has concluded, SheZow has sparked a comic book series, and reruns of the show continue to air on various television networks both in America and internationally.