History Film / SuperXuxaContraBaixoAstral

* PreciousPuppy: Xuxo the dog.

Produced in 1988 by Dreamvision, with co-production of [[Creator/DilerEAssociados Diler & Associados]] and Riofilme, with Lael Rodrigues as executive producer, whose previous work was ''Bete Balanço''. It marked the first production of the partnership between the producer Diler Trindade and Xuxa, who then made together films like ''Lua de Cristal'', and more recently, ''Xuxa Gêmeas''. The film had theatrical distribution by Luis Severiano Ribeiro and Creator/ColumbiaPictures and was released in 93 Brazilian cinemas, on June 30, 1988. Penido also wrote the script with the help of TV colleague Antonio Calmon.

Produced in 1988 by Dreamvision, with co-production of Diler & Associados and Riofilme, with Lael Rodrigues as executive producer, whose previous work was ''Bete Balanço''. It marked the first production of the partnership between the producer Diler Trindade and Xuxa, who then made together films like ''Lua de Cristal'', and more recently, ''Xuxa Gêmeas''. The film had theatrical distribution by Luis Severiano Ribeiro and Creator/ColumbiaPictures and was released in 93 Brazilian cinemas, on June 30, 1988. Penido also wrote the script with the help of TV colleague Antonio Calmon.

'''''Super Xuxa contra Baixo Astral''''' (known internationally as '''''Super Xuxa versus the Down Mood''''' and in the United States as '''''Super Xuxa vs. Satan''''') is a 1988 Brazilian film directed by Anna Penido and David Sonneschein, and starring Xuxa Meneghel.

* AnimateInanimateObject: Almafadona is a wise talking sofa who comes to life to comfort Xuxa and give her advice on how to find her dog Xuxo.

Produced in 1988 by Dreamvision, with co-production of Diler & Associados and Riofilme, with Lael Rodrigues as executive producer, whose previous work was ''Bete Balanço''. It marked the first production of the partnership between the producer Diler Trindade and Xuxa, who then made together films like ''Lua de Cristal'', and more recently, ''Xuxa Gêmeas''. The film had theatrical distribution by Luis Severiano Ribeiro and Creator/ColumbiaPictures and was released with 93 Brazilian cinemas, on June 30, 1988. Penido also wrote the script with the help of TV colleague Antonio Calmon

The film can be watched in original language with English subtitiles [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6HICPZvZ8a8 here]]. A Latin American Spanish dub of this movie can be watched [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=82OoY_8VZz0 here]] on Website/YouTube.

* TugOfWar: [[spoiler:After Xuxa breaks free from Baixo Astral's brainwashing thanks to Xuxo peeing on the monster's leg, he and his henchmen grab butterfly Xixa by the tail to keep them from escaping, with Xuxa pulling her by the head. However, Titica and Morcegão turn on him after she forgives them, causing him to let go of Xixa and overwhelm the whole gang with a lethal dose of violence from a TV screen.]]

* TugOWar: [[spoiler:After Xuxa breaks free from Baixo Astral's brainwashing thanks to Xuxo peeing on the monster's leg, he and his henchmen grab butterfly Xixa by the tail to keep them from escaping, with Xuxa pulling her by the head. However, Titica and Morcegão turn on him after she forgives them, causing him to let go of Xixa and overwhelm the whole gang with a lethal dose of violence from a TV screen.]]

* UrineTrouble: After breaking free from Titica and Morcegão's clutches, Xuxo whizzes on Baixo Astral's leg to [[spoiler:save Xuxa from his brainwashing and as revenge for the abuse he was put through.]]

* UncleanlinessIsNextToUngodliness: Baixo Astral and his minions live in the sewers of Rio, so living in complete squalor is expected.

* {{Fingore}}: Titica attempts to cut Xuxo's tail off to serve it in Baixo Astral's food in place of a sausage. However, Rafa startles him into letting the dog escape; Titica instead ends up chopping one of his own fingers.

* {{Fingore}}: Titica attempts to cut Xuxo's tail off to serve it in Baixo Astral's food, only for Rafa to distract him. The dog escapes and Titica ends up chopping off his own finger instead.

Produced in 1988 by Dreamvision, with co-production of Diler & Associados and Riofilme, with Lael Rodrigues as executive producer, whose previous work was ''Bete Balanço''. It marked the first production of the partnership between the producer Diler Trindade and Xuxa, who then made together films like ''Lua de Cristal'', and more recently, ''Xuxa Gêmeas''. The film had theatrical distribution by Luis Severiano Ribeiro and Columbia Pictures and was released with 93 Brazilian cinemas, on June 30, 1988. Penido also wrote the script with the help of TV colleague Antonio Calmon

The film is basically ''Film/{{Labyrinth}}'' [[JustForFun/XMeetsY meets]] ''Film/TheNeverEndingStory''. In fact, it was accused of plagiarizing the former film, which premiered two years earlier. Moreover, it was the last credited work by Lael Rodrigues, who would die of acute pancreatitis a year later.

* RevengeByProxy: Baixo Astral decides to get revenge against Xuxa for repainting the murals of Rio bright by kidnapping her dog Xuxo.

* {{Fingore}}: Titica attempts to cut Xuxo's ear off to serve it in Baixo Astral's food, only for Rafa to distract him. The dog escapes and Titica ends up chopping off his own finger instead.

* {{Fingore}}: Titica attempts to cut Xuxo's ear off to serve it in Baixo Astral's food, only for Rafa to distract him for the dog to escape and Titica ends up chopping off his own finger instead.

* GreenEyedMonster: Titica and Morcegão become jealous of Rafa for getting Baixo Astral's attention.

* ProductPlacement: This movie has plugs of many brands, especially Shell and Coca-Cola.

* WiseOldFolks: Vovó Cascadura is an elderly turtle who guards the Tree of Knowledge and imparts cryptic advice for Xuxa in her journey.