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* InferredHolocaust: As pointed out by Boomstick, Star extinguishing all magic in her multiverse means she also ''genocided all magic-based life''.
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* InferredHolocaust: As pointed out {{Discussed|Trope}} by Boomstick, as Star extinguishing all magic in her multiverse potentially means she also ''genocided all magic-based life''.
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* DiscontinuityNod: When Boomstick brings up the [[NoEndorHolocaust likely genocidal end-result]] of Star's erasing magic, Wiz replies "yeah, we don't talk about that" before an audibly uncomfortable Boomstick changes the topic. This is a nod to how... ''controversial'' that ending was with with fans of Star's series.
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* DiscontinuityNod: When Boomstick brings up the [[NoEndorHolocaust [[InferredHolocaust likely genocidal end-result]] of Star's erasing magic, Wiz replies "yeah, we don't talk about that" before an audibly uncomfortable Boomstick changes the topic. This is a nod to how... ''controversial'' that ending was with with fans of Star's series.
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* HeroWithAnFInGood: Whilst Star genuinely ''wants'' to do good, she's... not the best at acting heroic due to how impulsive and scatterbrained she is. This is made particularly notable when Wiz and Boomstick discuss how her "solution" to the ongoing war between Mewmans and Monsters was to extinguish all magic, which also destroyed all magic-based life in every dimension that magic touched, committing genocide on a multiversial scale. Even the fight itself largely begins because Star accidentally crushes, then blows up Steven with her magic, before finally she tries to "cheer him up" by shooting him with her Cupcake Blast, with Star continuing to escalate the violence from there.
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* HeroWithAnFInGood: Whilst Star genuinely ''wants'' to do good, she's... not the best at acting heroic due to how impulsive and scatterbrained she is. This is made particularly notable when Wiz and Boomstick discuss how her "solution" to the ongoing war between Mewmans and Monsters was to extinguish all magic, which also destroyed all magic-based life in every dimension that magic touched, possibly committing genocide on a multiversial scale. Even the fight itself largely begins because Star accidentally crushes, then blows up Steven with her magic, before finally she tries to "cheer him up" by shooting him with her Cupcake Blast, with Star continuing to escalate the violence from there.there.
* InferredHolocaust: As pointed out by Boomstick, Star extinguishing all magic in her multiverse means she also ''genocided all magic-based life''.
* InferredHolocaust: As pointed out by Boomstick, Star extinguishing all magic in her multiverse means she also ''genocided all magic-based life''.
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* NoEndorHolocaust: As pointed out by Boomstick, Star extinguishing all magic in her multiverse means she also ''genocided all magic-based life''.
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* DiscontinuityNod: When Boomstick brings up the [[NoEndorHolocaust likely genocidal end-result]] of Star's erasing magic, Wiz replies "yeah, we don't talk about that" before an audibly uncomfortable Boomstick changes the topic. This is a nod to how... ''controversial'' that ending was with with fans of Star's series.
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* HeroWithAnFInGood: Whilst Star genuinely ''wants'' to do good, she's... not the best at acting heroic due to how impulsive and scatterbrained she is. This is made particularly notable when Wiz and Boomstick discuss how her "solution" to the ongoing war between Mewmans and Monsters was to extinguish all magic, which also destroyed all magic-based life in every dimension that magic touched, committing genocide on a multiversial scale. Even the fight itself largely begins because Star accidentally crushes, then blows up Steven with her magic, before finally she tries to "cheer him up" by shooting him with her Cupcake Blast, with Star continuing to escalate the violence from there.
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* NoEndorHolocaust: As pointed out by Boomstick, Star extinguishing all magic in her multiverse means she also ''genocided all magic-based life''.
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* AbsenteeActor: DUMMI doesn't appear at all in this episode, again.
