History Characters / StarVsTheForcesOfEvilTheMagicHighCommission

* FantasticRacist: Hekapoo has a very low opinion of humans that Marco elevates somewhat.

* FaceHeelTurn: [[spoiler:A season after proving themselves to be very morally dubious, "Ready, Aim, Fire" shows they really have become willing to violently dethrone Eclipsa, even if they don't want anyone to know.]]

* FantasticRacism: Besides the whole Commissions' distrust of monsters, Rhombulus has an especially vocal contempt for Eclipsa marrying one, repeatedly labeling her a "monster-lover" or similar.

* FaceHeelTurn: [[spoiler:A season after proving themselves to be very morally dubious, "Ready Aim Fire" shows they really have become willing to violently dethrone Eclipsa, even if they don't want anyone to know.]]

* MoralityChain: Lekmet's death coincided with Rhombulus becomes much more belligerent and deranged, suggesting Lekmet was keeping Rhombulus on a tight moral leash. [[spoiler:Then comes "Ready Aim Fire," when Hekapoo and Omnitraxus Prime go off the deep end as well, implying Lekmet was also trying to make sure they weren't JumpingOffTheSlipperySlope too until his passing.]]

* EvilIsNotAToy: [[spoiler:They formed an alliance with Mina, who's ''already'' been planning on getting rid of Eclipsa before they thought of it. Only Hekapoo has objections and clearly doesn't trust Mina for their purposes]].

* SuddenSequelHeelSyndrome: [[spoiler:All remaining members becomes completely evil in "Ready Aim Fire."]]

* SuddenSequelHeelSyndrome: [[spoiler:Becomes a full-blown villain without explanation in "Ready Aim Fire."]]

* SuddenSequelHeelSyndrome: [[spoiler:Becomes a full-blown villain without explanation in "Ready Aim Fire."]]

** [[spoiler: When Rhombulus reveals that he let Globgor out of his prison at the coronation in order to "prove" that he and Eclipsa were evil, she calls him out and arrests him, pointing out that while the rest of the Commission doesn't trust Eclipsa either, ''they'' wouldn't go so far as to put innocent people in danger like that]].

* BaitTheDog: [[spoiler:"Cornonation" seemed to show Rhombulus was the only one willing to take an active role in opposing Eclipsa, as the others arrest him for being a public danger when he's found out. It turns out this was all a lie to protect their image. The Commission secretly keep Rhombulus on and support Mina's coup d'etat with only Hekapoo raising any concerns.]]

* MoralityChain: Lekmet's death coincided with Rhombulus becomes much more belligerent and deranged, suggesting Lekmet was keeping Rhombulus on a tight moral leash.

* EveryoneHasStandards: Calls out Rhombulus for being willing to [[spoiler:put innocents in danger by letting Globgor out]] to prove that Globgor and Eclipsa are evil, despite not trusting the Queen herself. [[spoiler:This doesn't stop the Commission from secretly releasing Rhombulus and supporting Mina, suggesting the whole affair was just [[VillainWithGoodPublicity a publicity stunt]], though Hekapoo specifically still has second thoughts.]]

* BaitTheDog: [[spoiler:"Cornonation" seemed to show Rhombulus was the only one willing to take an active role in opposing Eclipsa, with the others arrest him for being a public danger. It turns out this was all a lie to protect their image. The Commission secretly keep Rhombulus on and support Mina's coup d'etat with only Hekapoo raising any concerns.]]

* EveryoneHasStandards: Calls out Rhombulus for being willing to [[spoiler:put innocents in danger by letting Globgor out]] to prove that Globgor and Eclipsa are evil, despite not trusting the Queen herself. [[spoiler:This doesn't stop the Commission from secretly releasing Rhombulus and supporting Mina, suggesting the whole affair was just [[VillainWithGoodPublicity a publicity stunt]].]]

* NeverHurtAnInnocent: For all the deception they've taken part in, they will ''never'' deliberately harm innocent people. This is especially evident when they find out Rhombulus [[spoiler:released Globgor, ''expecting'' him to go on a rampage]]. [[spoiler:However, [[JustGivingOrders they're (mostly) OK with Mina going after Eclipsa even more violently]], suggesting this is more image than actual moral.]]

** As revealed in "Butterfly Trap", The Magic High Commission conspired alongside Eclipsa's husband and king of Mewni to replace Eclipsa's bastard, half-monster baby daughter (Meteora/Miss Heinous) with a peasant Mewman baby girl (Festivia), all because they couldn't allow someone of monster descent to take Mewni's throne. Since then, the Commission has gone through great lengths to make sure that Eclipsa's daughter would have her existence erased and then replaced by Festivia from all historical records.
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* GreaterScopeVillain: They, together with Eclipsa's Mewman husband, hid Eclipsa and stopped her from getting the throne, this caused Miss Heinous to exist, making them this for her.

* GovernmentConspiracy: As revealed in "Butterfly Trap", The Magic High Commission conspired alongside Eclipsa's husband and king of Mewni to replace Eclipsa's bastard, half-monster baby daughter (Meteora/Miss Heinous) with a peasant Mewman baby girl (Festivia), all because they couldn't allow someone of monster descent to take Mewni's throne. Since then, the Commission has gone through great lengths to make sure that Eclipsa's daughter would have her existence erased and then replaced by Festivia from all historical records.

* NeverHurtAnInnocent: For all the deception they've taken part in, they will ''never'' deliberately harm innocent people. This is especially evident when they find out Rhombulus [[spoiler:released Globgor, ''expecting'' him to go on a rampage]].

** [[spoiler:"Cornonation" ends with Rhombulus being arrested for reckless public endangerment, after which the "Commission" only has two full members.]]

* ArcVillain: Of season 4a, albeit more antagonistic than villainous. They are not happy with Eclipsa as queen and keep her under constant scrutiny, threatening to recrystallize her at the first sign of treachery. Rhombulus in particular bears a grudge against her, and is ultimately the one to cross the line into outright villainy.

* EveryoneHasStandards: Calls out Rhombulus for being willing to [[spoiler:put innocents in danger by letting Globgor out]] to prove that Globgor and Eclipsa are evil, despite not trusting the Queen herself.

-->"Yeah, I forgot to tell you that time passes differently in this dimension. [[TheUnapologetic Not sorry]]."

* VaguenessIsComing: In "Gone Baby Gone", she [[spoiler:warns Marco that something terrible is about to happen on Mewni, and orders him to stay on Earth for his own good]].

* NeverHurtAnInnocent: For all the deception they've taken part in, they will ''never'' deliberately harm innocent people. This is especially evident when they find out Rhombulus released Globgor ''expecting'' him to go on a rampage.

* FatalFlaw: A combination of Rhombulus' [[DidntThinkThisThrough poor planning]], [[KnightTemplar self-serving notion of justice]], and [[ManChild immaturity]] often leave him not being taken seriously by the other Commission members, crystallizing possibly innocent people, and [[spoiler:unfreeze Globgor to set up Eclipsa so he can have a reason to imprison them both]].

* EveryoneHasStandards: Calls out Rhombulus for being willing to put innocents in danger by letting Globgor out to prove that he and Eclipsa are evil, despite not trusting the Queen herself.

* NeverHurtAnInnocent: For all the deception they've taken part in, they will ''never'' deliberately harm innocent people. This is especially evident when they find out Rhombulus released Globgor with the intent of hoping he would harm everyone in the stadium.

* TookALevelInJerkass: Rhombulus always took his job of imprisoning possible evil seriously, even though his judgement could be skewed, and he was the closest to Star on the Commission. However, once Eclipsa gets out, Rhombulus belligerently insists on her guilt despite a lack of evidence. Once Star finds out what the Commission' did to Meteora, their friendship vanishes, and he'll readily pick a fight with her. After Eclipsa tries to free her husband by taking over Rhombulus' body (but stops of her own accord), Rhombulus' resentment grows to the point [[spoiler:he risked innocent people's lives just to prove he was right about Globgor and Eclipsa being evil. Needless to say, [[EveryoneHasStandards even]] Hekapoo and Omnitraxus are appalled at his selfish and reckless actions.]]

[[folder:Queen Moon Butterfly]]
''See her folder [[Characters/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilButterflyFamily here]] for tropes regarding Moon.''
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** Though this all turns out to be extremely hypocritical of her considering [[spoiler: how she and the rest of the commission lied about Eclipsa's daughter and interfered with the royal succession.]] She nonetheless tries to pull one on Rhombulus, being outraged when he spills this out.

* HeelRealization: He had one off-screen in the show's backstory [[spoiler:after Eclipsa's imprisonment. When raising Festivia, he hoped to encourage more peace between the Mewmans and the monsters. Unfortunately, it didn't take, and by the modern day he seems to have lapsed back to his old biases.]]

* NobleBigot: Compared to the rest of the council, his prejudice against monsters is less fierce and more well-intentioned, only displayed toward those he is thoroughly convinced are a threat. [[spoiler: He is also willing to back off once it's proven otherwise, as seen in "Cornonation".]]

* TheBrute: He is DumbMuscle, [[spoiler:who would later pull a FaceHeelTurn]].

* InTheHood: His cape doubles as a hood but he rarely uses it, although he does put the hood on [[spoiler:[[WhatTheHellHero being shamed]] by Moon and Star]].

* TheJailer: His home doubles as a massive prison for all of his crystallized prisoners. [[spoiler:Ironically, he himself ends up in a (more normal) prison, raising the question of how the other prisoners will be handled.]]
* JerkWithAHeartOfJerk: He may be short tempered with an imprison-first-ask-questions-never attitude, but he clearly cares for Lekmet. He also befriends Star rather easily once he lets her go after realizing she's not the source of the magic drain. He also appears to be the only member of the commission who [[spoiler:feels any kind of guilt about what they have done to Meteora]]. [[spoiler:Ultimately though, his redeemable traits [[RedemptionFailure are overshadowed by his prejudice, stubbornness, and recklessness]] escalating to the point of deliberately endangering people even ''he'' thinks are innocent.]]

* KeepingSecretsSucks: He's chastised by Hekapoo for admitting that [[spoiler:Meteora was given away for being a monster hybrid]]. He remorsefully says that he's tired of keeping the secret.

* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome: "Crystal Clear" reveals that for all his bumbling, he managed to somehow imprison Eclipsa long before the show started. [[spoiler:He also crystallized Globgor, Eclipsa's colossal-sized monster lover, in a barrier that Eclipsa still can't destroy even at full power with her wand returned]].

* TookALevelInJerkass: Rhombulus always took his job of imprisoning possible evil seriously, even though his judgement could be skewed, and he was the closest to Star on the Commission. However, once Eclipsa gets out, Rhombulus belligerently insists on her guilt despite a lack of evidence. Once Star finds out what the Commission' did [[spoiler:to Meteora]], their friendship vanishes, and he'll readily pick a fight with her. After Eclipsa tries to [[spoiler:free her husband by taking over Rhombulus' body]] (but stops of her own accord), Rhombulus' resentment grows to the point [[spoiler:he risked innocent people's lives just to prove he was right about Globgor and Eclipsa being evil. Needless to say, [[EveryoneHasStandards even]] Hekapoo and Omnitraxus are appalled at his selfish and reckless actions.]]

[[folder:Lekmet]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/s2e25_lekmet_of_the_magic_high_commission.png]]
->'''Voiced by''': Creator/KevinMichaelRichardson

The elderly High Chancellor of the Commission.

* AmbiguousSituation: It's yet to be made clear how much of a role he played in [[spoiler: the conspiracy to erase Meteora's existence and claim to the throne.]]
* AttentionDeficitOohShiny: He apparently gets distracted by food rather easily.
* BigGood: Rhombulus describes him as "pure-hearted" and as much of an "angel" as a goat demon can be. Given he sacrifices himself without a second thought to save Queen Moon, it's safe to say that description was accurate.
* BlessedWithSuck: Star and Marco's Guide to Mastering Every Dimension revealed that he was created by Glossaryck to remind the people of Mewni of "the impermanence of existence," granting him incredible magical abilities with the caveat that they'd shorten his life with each usage (His fellow Magic High Commission members, Glossaryck's other creations, do not have this handicap).
* CastFromLifespan: Lekmet can heal others by transferring his own life force into them. When he uses too much, he ages into a pile of dust.
* DentedIron: An enforced trope as Glossaryck designed him to grow frailer with time and strain.
* ExtremeOmniGoat: Implied, given that he starts drooling when he sees an image of a tin can in a crystal ball.
* GodzillaThreshold: Lekmet has incredible magic power, but he is only called into action in emergencies. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] because his spells [[CastFromLifespan cause him to age with each use]].
* HealingHands: He can revive the other members of the High Magic Commission from Toffee's energy drain spell, but he has to make physical contact with them and it exhausts him very quickly.
* HealingMagicIsTheHardest: He's the only being shown to have the power to heal others, and even that has [[CastFromLifespan a pretty drastic limitation]].
* HeroicSacrifice: He uses his own life force to revive the other members of the Council after Toffee defeats and [[ManaDrain drains]] them. When Rhombulus warns him that he can't keep that up, Lekmet does so anyway and turns to dust after reviving Queen Moon.
* KilledOffForReal: Unlike the other council members, who were restored by the end of ''Battle for Mewni'', Lekmet's death is for keeps.
* TheLeader: Of the Magic high Commission.
* MessianicArchetype: A pure-hearted and self-sacrificing creation of a god-like being fated to die in service of helping others which he does in the season 2 finale.
* MoralityPet: Lekmet is the only person Rhombulus is shown to respect and never squabble with.
* MoralityChain: Lekmet's death coincided with Rhombulus becomes much more belligerent [[spoiler:and eventually outright villainous]], suggesting Lekmet was keeping Rhombulus on a tight moral leash.
* NoBodyLeftBehind: When he overuses his magic he crumbles into dust, leaving behind only a single horn.
* OurAngelsAreDifferent: Rhombulus describes him as an "angel goat demon".
* OutOfFocus: Despite being the most powerful and important of the already powerful Magic High Commission, he's gotten the least screentime.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: When Rhombulus abducted Star without evidence of her supposed wickedness and involvement with the destabilization of the universe's magic, he is visibly irritated, and calls him out for it.
* SacrificialLamb: Well, goat, but his withering body and waning might were meant to serve as a symbol to the multiverse of how nothing lasts forever.
* SupportPartyMember: He tends to hang back and let the other members of the High Magic Commission take the offensive while supporting them with his HealingHands.
* TheUnintelligible: Rhombulus of all people is the only one who can understand him.
* WhiteMage: He can heal other beings and even bring them back from the brink of death, but it takes a heavy toll on his body.
* YoungerThanTheyLook: His decrepit appearance and staggered agility might imply otherwise, but he's only the second oldest of the Magic High Commission's members. This might be because each use of his healing magic causes him to lose part of his lifespan, aging him faster in the process.
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!!Other Members
[[folder:Sir Glossaryck of Terms]]
''See his folder [[Characters/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilMewni here]] for tropes regarding Glossaryck.''
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[[folder:Sean]]
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[[caption-width-right:253:''Uh, elevator's on the frisk too...sorry...? But there's muffins in the lobby.'']]
->'''Voiced by''': Josh Sussman

An employee of the Bureaucracy of Magic, working under the Magic High Commission.
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* AudienceSurrogate: [[spoiler: In "Butterfly Trap" he stunned with shock upon the discovery that Moon and Star are not real descendants of Eclipsa.]]

* CartoonCreature: He resembles some sort of cartoonish deer, [[{{Expy}} looking like a non-doopy]] version of [[WesternAnimation/HappyTreeFriends Lumpy]].
* EconomyCast: Sean is seemingly the only employee at the Bureaucracy of Magic. See OffscreenTeleportation below.

[[center: [- [[Characters/StarVsTheForcesOfEvil Main Character Index]] | [[Characters/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilHeroes Main Characters]] ([[Characters/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilStarButterfly Star Butterfly]], [[Characters/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilMarcoDiaz Marco Diaz]]) | [[Characters/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilMewni Mewni]] | [[Characters/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilButterflyFamily Butterfly Family]] ([[Characters/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilEclipsaButterfly Eclipsa Butterfly]], [[Characters/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilMeteoraButterfly Meteora Butterfly]]) | [[Characters/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilEarth Earth]] | [[Characters/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilForcesOfEvil The Forces of Evil]] | [[Characters/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilSaintOlgasReformSchool Saint Olga's Reform School]] | [[Characters/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilOther Other inhabitants of the Multiverse]] ('''The Magic High Commission''') ]]-]

* VillainHasAPoint: [[spoiler:After Eclipsa took over Rhombulus' body to free her husband, Rhombulus took it as another reason to distrust her, despite Eclipsa backing out voluntarily. It was likely a major reason he [[FrameUp tried to frame her for releasing her husband]]--which was a hair's breadth from FramingTheGuiltyParty because Eclipsa ''did'' try to free Globgor again, and only stopped that time because he ''wanted'' to stay imprisoned. Really, Rhombulus only lost any possible high ground because he actually [[StartXToStopX broke out Globgor himself]] as part of the ploy.]]

[[center: [- [[Characters/StarVsTheForcesOfEvil Main Character Index]] | [Characters/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilHeroes Main Characters]] ([[Characters/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilStarButterfly Star Butterfly]], [[Characters/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilMarcoDiaz Marco Diaz]]) | [[Characters/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilMewni Mewni]] | [[Characters/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilButterflyFamily Butterfly Family]] ([[Characters/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilEclipsaButterfly Eclipsa Butterfly]], [[Characters/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilMeteoraButterfly Meteora Butterfly]]) | [[Characters/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilEarth Earth]] | [[Characters/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilForcesOfEvil The Forces of Evil]] | [[Characters/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilSaintOlgasReformSchool Saint Olga's Reform School]] | [[Characters/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilOther Other inhabitants of the Multiverse]] ('''The Magic High Commission''') ]]-]

* AllForNothing: [[spoiler:They imprisoned Eclipsa and orchestrated a massive cover-up to make Meteora an {{Unperson}} in order to prevent a monster-mewman hybrid from inheriting the throne, only for Rhina to marry a demon just three generations later and pass down the crown to Celena, a half-demon.]]

* ArcVillain: Of season 4a, albeit more antagonistic than villainous. [[spoiler:They are not happy with Eclipsa as queen and keep her under constant scrutiny, threatening to recrystallize her at the first sign of treachery. Rhombulus in particular bears a grudge against her, and is ultimately the one to cross the line into outright villainy.]]

* BigGood: Zigzagged and ultimately subverted. The group is clearly meant to be this, and some characters in-universe see them as this, but their methods are so fallible and their personalities so uncooperative, that they don't help nearly as much as they can. [[spoiler:This is taken a step further when it's revealed that they were involved in the conspiracy that vanished Meteora and put Festivia in her place, hiding the truth about the Butterfly Family]]. The actual role of BigGood ends up befalling Moon through the first two seasons and then shared between Moon and Star in season 3, while the council falls more towards grey morality.
** [[spoiler:Festivia's entry in the defictionalized Book of Spells sheds a bit more light on the situation. The commission where the ones who raised her, lying to her and claiming Eclipsa and Shastacan were eaten by a monster. However, opinions on how to raise her were split between Hekapoo and Omnitraxus. Hekapoo wanted to raise Festivia to share the same anti-monster prejudice other queens had, whereas Omnitraxus had a minor HeelRealization and wanted to establish peace between mewmans and monsters. Unfortunately, Festivia listened more to her "Auntie" Hekapoo, and continued the racism against monsters.]]
* BoomerangBigots: Most of the non-mewmans arbitrarily exempted from Mewni's prejudice against monsters seem to just tolerate it [[BystanderSyndrome because it doesn't affect them]] (sometimes begrudgingly, as is the case with Tom). The Magic High Commission seem to seriously think "monsters" inherently untrustworthy, to the point of [[spoiler:replacing Mewni's legitimate heir with an impostor]] just to keep one from gaining magic power.
* BrokenPedestal: [[spoiler:At least for the Royal Family following the discovery of Meteora's being made an UnPerson. It's made clear Star has zero trust in them any more and boots them out of the war room while trying to figure out what to do about the rampaging, nigh unstoppable Meteora. That said, Marco at least trusts Hekapoo enough to make her part of his team to try and stop Meteora.]]

* CreateYourOwnVillain: [[spoiler:Their actions and monster prejudice were what led to Meteora's family losing their rightful throne, and Meteora enduring a lot of abuse that influenced her into becoming an emotionally unstable TragicVillain]].
* DarkIsNotEvil: Many of them are out-and-out demonic entities, but they're all on the side of order and do their best to neutralize cosmic threats. [[spoiler: [[SubvertedTrope This gets turned on its head later,]] with the addition of OrderIsNotGood in regards to what they did to Eclipsa, her Monster Lover, and her daughter [[{{Unperson}} Meteora.]]]]

* DwindlingParty: [[spoiler:In "Starcrushed", Lekmet is killed by Toffee. After "Butterfly Trap", Moon effectively quits when she discovers the others' conspiracy against the crown, Star is unwilling to work with them when she becomes acting queen, and Eclipsa is unwelcomed by them when ''she'' becomes queen. "Cornonation" ends with Rhombulus being arrested for reckless public endangerment, after which the "Commission" only has two full members.]]
* {{Fantastic Racist}}s: Their overall opinion of monsters are not the most enlightened, [[BoomerangBigot which is quite bizarre considering that they're pretty much monsters themselves]] as pointed out by Star. [[spoiler: The possibility of a monster with magic was enough for them to imprison Eclipsa and utterly erase all evidence of her half-monster daughter.]]

* GodsHandsAreTied: Despite essentially being charged with running the universe and enforcing magical law, they do not seem as powerful as the job description would have you believe, having been beaten and strong-armed by forces like [[spoiler:a half-wand-empowered, Toffee-possessed Ludo]] and [[spoiler:the Box of Truth]]. This is especially egregious in the case of Omnitraxis, who is essentially ''the omnipresent embodiment of space-time!''

* GovernmentConspiracy: [[spoiler:As revealed in "Butterfly Trap", The Magic High Commission conspired alongside Eclipsa's husband and king of Mewni to replace Eclipsa's bastard, half-monster baby daughter (Meteora/Miss Heinous) with a peasant Mewman baby girl (Festivia), all because they couldn't allow someone of monster descent to take Mewni's throne. Since then, the Commission has gone through great lengths to make sure that Eclipsa's daughter would have her existence erased and then replaced by Festivia from all historical records.]]
* GreaterScopeVillain: [[spoiler:They, together with Eclipsa's Mewman husband, hid Eclipsa and stopped her from getting the throne, this caused Miss Heinous to exist, making them this for her]].
* HorribleJudgeOfCharacter: [[spoiler: It really makes you wonder, how desperate were they that they would replace Meteora with Festivia, the daughter of a family of Pie Folk, who are nothing but a bunch of ''con artists, liars and thieves''! Ironically though, she did not end up like them]].
* {{Hypocrite}}s:
** After their [[spoiler:concealment of the truth about Meteora]] is revealed, Star points out they expect everyone to follow their rules, but never to be judged by them. This is specially blatant as looking back, they had called out Moon for hiding things from them. Of course, they find out the hard way during the trial that not even they are above their own laws.

* KangarooCourt: The Eclipsa plotline shows that they have absolute and monopolist power over the multiverse's magic justice. Sean mentions in "Butterfly Trap" that they rarely hold trials because Rhombulus is basically given free reign to put whoever he decides to deserve in crystal without ever having to justify himself to anyone, and nobody but Lekmet checks on it. If a trial is held at all, they are still the ones holding any power in it, [[spoiler:and as Eclipsa's trial shows, they will ultimately rule whoever they want as evil]].
* {{Knight Templar}}s: They're willing to resort to pretty swift measures to get rid of ''potential'' evil, like crystalizing people with no trial (including Star). [[spoiler: This extends into WouldHurtAChild territory, considering what they did to [[{{Unperson}} Meteora]].]]
* LaserGuidedKarma: [[spoiler:They spent their entire lives lying to people and basically doing whatever they wanted. Eventually, Moon and Eclipsa forced them to tell the truth of their actions using the Box of Truth, and Star calls them out on their hypocrisy]].
* TheMenInBlack: [[spoiler: They've been the ones running Mewni behind the scenes, to the point that they seem to have had a hand in Meteora's disappearance and [[UnPerson erasing all evidence of her existence]]. They have kept this a secret for hundreds of years, even from the royal family themselves.]]

* {{Superpower Lotter|y}}ies: With Lekmet being the tragic exception.
* UncertainDoom: Omnitraxus, Hekapoo and Rhombulus get drained out of their powers by Toffee, and Lekmet (minus his horn) becomes dust after using all his energy to revive them. However, Moon greatly endangers herself to carry them to safety (gathering Lekmet's dust in his horn), implying they may be brought back to normal. Star manages to restore them, but Lekmet remains dead.

* WhoWatchesTheWatchmen: Their responsibility is to govern the laws of magic and maintain order in the multiverse, [[spoiler:but they are shown to be corrupt, abusing their power to interfere in Mewni's leadership and tamper with their history, etc. The answer to this problem is the Box of Truth, demonstrating that not even they are above their own laws]].

* DirtyCoward: In "Conquer". After [[spoiler:Meteora]] proved too powerful for the "Marc-nificent Seven", she suggested [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere hiding out at her favorite tavern until the whole mess blew over]]. To clarify: [[spoiler:She was all for abandoning Mewni to the threat she and the rest of the Commission inadvertently created through their own duplicitous actions.]]

* EveryoneHasStandards: [[spoiler: Calls out Rhombulus for being willing to put innocents in danger by letting Globgor out to prove that he and Eclipsa are evil, despite not trusting the Queen herself]].

* {{Hypocrite}}: Got mad at Marco for lying to her about Star causing the wild portals, yet [[spoiler: lied for hundreds of years about replacing Meteroa with Festivia as queen of Mewni.]]

* MoralMyopia: In "Butterfly Trap". [[spoiler:When the Truth or Punishments Box punishes the Commission for lying about what they did to Meteora, she claims they didn't do anything wrong.]]

* OlderThanSheLooks: After 16 years she doesn't look any different, may also be a case of Really700YearsOld or she may even be TheAgeless. Since it's indicated that 8 minutes on Earth is equal to 16 years in her dimension, that means 1 year on Earth is ''over a million years'' in Hekapoo's dimension.[[note]]Specifically, 1,051,200 years.[[/note]]

* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: [[spoiler:Following Lekmet's death and Moon's [[LaserGuidedAmnesia unexpected retirement]] she takes over as the leader of the Magic High Commission. She is still deeply prejudiced towards Eclipsa and Globgor, but she is willing to admit when her subordinates go too far and imprisons Rhombulus when he endangers Mewman citizens to frame Eclipsa and Globgor. She also relents from recrystallizing Globgor after she sees the people rally around him.]]