Broom

Broom is a character from the 1985 animated series She-Ra: Princess of Power.

Broom has the distinction of being one of only three characters not named in either series' opening credits (the others being Zodac and Loo-Kee) to know the identities of He-Man and She-Ra.

She-Ra: Princess of Power
Broom is a broom-like creature that has the ability to fly and lives in the Whispering Woods. He is Madame Razz's best friend, and with his aid, she can fly. Together, they help The Great Rebellion in their fight against Hordak and the Evil Horde.

Masters of the Universe Classics
For the first time, Broom was given an official origin in his Masters of the Universe Classics "Masters Mondays" bio. According to the bio, Broom was originally carved from a sentient Etherian Skylander and forced into servitude by Zin, a cruel wizard from Etheria’s distant past. During their travels through the Dark Forest, Broom cleverly left clues about his dire situation in the form of a fabric map dotted with hidden symbols. The map was discovered by the then-youthful Madame Razz, who approached Etheria’s Wise Old Wizardess for assistance in deciphering it. Making her way through the Dark Forest, Razz eventually found Zin’s lair as well as the enslaved Broom. A great duel took place between the two mages but, with Broom’s help, young Razz triumphed over the evil wizard. Broom and Madame Razz became fast friends, developing a strong bond with one another. Although Broom could be a bit grumpy and sarcastic at times, particularly when it came to Madame Razz’s absent-mindedness, he was a stalwart, dependable ally to her and the Rebellion. After the fall of the Horde, Broom helped Madame Razz and the Twiggets protect the Whispering Woods from Shadow Weaver’s wicked schemes.

Filmation Appearances

 * Into Etheria
 * Beast Island
 * Reunions
 * Battle for Bright Moon
 * Duel at Devlan
 * The Prisoners of Beast Island
 * The Peril of Whispering Woods
 * King Miro's Journey
 * Friendship
 * Return of the Sea Hawk
 * Horde Prime Takes a Holiday
 * Enchanted Castle
 * Three Courageous Hearts
 * The Crystal Castle
 * The Crown of Knowledge
 * The Mines of Mondor
 * The Eldritch Mist
 * Play It Again, Bow
 * The Reluctant Wizard
 * A Talent for Trouble
 * Troll's Dream
 * Into the Dark Dimension
 * Enemy with My Face
 * Welcome Back, Kowl
 * The Rock People
 * The Price of Power
 * Birds of a Feather
 * For Want of a Horse
 * Just Like Me
 * My Friend, My Enemy
 * The Wizard
 * Loo-Kee Lends a Hand
 * Of Shadows and Skulls
 * Wild Child
 * The Greatest Magic
 * He-Man and She-Ra: A Christmas Special (cameo)
 * One to Count On
 * A Lesson in Love
 * Something Old, Something New
 * The Time Transformer
 * Above It All
 * Day of the Flowers
 * Brigis
 * The Caregiver
 * When Whispering Woods Last Bloomed
 * The Locket
 * Shera Makes a Promise
 * Glimmer Come Home
 * Portrait of Doom

Behind the Scenes

 * The animation model for Broom was designed by character artist Lew Ott and went through numerous different variations, including versions which sported a small beard and/or glasses.