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* WorkingThroughtheCold: Babs, the assassin from the episode Yada Yada Berries returns to deliver a ransom arrow....despite the fact that her pinkeye hasn't cleared up and her pneumonia has developed into bronchitis.
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* WorkingThroughtheCold: WorkingThroughTheCold: Babs, the assassin from the episode Yada Yada Berries returns to deliver a ransom arrow....despite the fact that her pinkeye hasn't cleared up and her pneumonia has developed into bronchitis.
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* WorkingThroughtheCold: Babs, the assassin from the episode Yada Yada Berries returns to deliver a ransom arrow....despite the fact that her pinkeye hasn't cleared up and her pneumonia has developed into bronchitis.
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* CallBack: The mailwoman from [[Recap/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilS4E5Ransomgram "Ransomgram"]] and "[[Recap/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilS4E11OutOfBusiness Out of Business]]" delivers Star's mail, clearly fearing Star's wrath after the latter incident. It includes a bill of damage from "[[Recap/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilS4E9ThePonyheadShow The Ponyhead Show!]]". .
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* CallBack: The mailwoman from [[Recap/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilS4E5Ransomgram "Ransomgram"]] and "[[Recap/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilS4E11OutOfBusiness Out of Business]]" delivers Star's mail, clearly fearing Star's wrath after the latter incident. It includes a bill of damage from "[[Recap/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilS4E9ThePonyheadShow The Ponyhead Show!]]". .
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For a moment, I thought ponyhead set it up to make only HERSELF more popular than the previous episode
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* EasilyForgiven: Star outright calls Ponyhead staging Eclipsa's kidnapping to make her more popular "awful", but doesn't hold it against her, [[TheExtremistWasRight because it worked]].
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* EasilyForgiven: Star outright calls Ponyhead staging Eclipsa's kidnapping to make her the queen (and herself) more popular "awful", but doesn't hold it against her, [[TheExtremistWasRight because it worked]].
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* FalseCrucible: Eclipsa wasn't in any danger, she was just playing a video game while Ponyhead, her sister, and Sea Horse turned her disappearance into a public spectacle.
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* FalseCrucible: Eclipsa wasn't in any danger, she was just playing a video game while Ponyhead, her sister, sisters, and Sea Horse turned her disappearance into a public spectacle.
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* CallBack: The mailwoman from [[Recap/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilS4E5Ransomgram "Ransomgram"]] and "[[Recap/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilS4E11OutOfBusiness Out of Business]]" delivers Star's mail, clearly fearing Star's wrath after the latter incident. It including a bill of damage from "[[Recap/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilS4E9ThePonyheadShow The Ponyhead Show!]]". .
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* CallBack: The mailwoman from [[Recap/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilS4E5Ransomgram "Ransomgram"]] and "[[Recap/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilS4E11OutOfBusiness Out of Business]]" delivers Star's mail, clearly fearing Star's wrath after the latter incident. It including includes a bill of damage from "[[Recap/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilS4E9ThePonyheadShow The Ponyhead Show!]]". .
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* EngineeredHeroics: Pony Head put Eclipsa through all that trouble just to make huge publicity stunt where she's the hero who saves Eclipsa from the kidnappers. But, Pony Head does make an important point; if Star wanted everyone to like Eclipsa, and Pony succeeds, should Star care?
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* EngineeredHeroics: Pony Head put Eclipsa through all that trouble just to make for huge publicity stunt where she's the hero who saves Eclipsa from the kidnappers. But, But Pony Head does make an important point; if gets Eclipsa to be better-liked, so Star wanted everyone to like Eclipsa, and Pony succeeds, should Star care?is OK with it.
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* SocialMediaBeforeReason: Pony Head engages in this, arguing it needs to look good on social media every step they take finding Eclipsa and encountering enemies. Except, the whole thing WAS staged by Pony Head, so posting social media updates adds extra buzz for it all.
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* SocialMediaBeforeReason: Pony Head engages in this, arguing it needs to look good on posts a social media update for every step they take finding Eclipsa and encountering enemies. Except, enemies, which Star realizes [[EndangeringNewsBroadcast the kidnappers can probably see]]. But the whole thing WAS was staged by ''by'' Pony Head, so posting social media updates adds did manage to dig up extra buzz for it all.buzz.
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* EngineeredHeroics: Pony Head put Eclipsa through all that trouble just to make huge publicity stunt where she's the hero who saves Eclipsa from the kidnappers. But, Pony Head does make an important point; if Star wanted everyone to like Eclipsa, and Pony succeeds, should Star care?
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* YouCanKeepHer: [[ZeroPercentApprovalRating The general public of Mewni]] don't really care that Eclipsa went missing. [[EveryoneHasStandards Surprisingly]], they change their mind when told she's going to be killed--although that's mostly because they were invested in the melodrama.
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* SocialMediaBeforeReason: Pony Head engages in this, arguing it needs to look good on social media every step they take finding Eclipsa and encountering enemies. Except, the whole thing WAS staged by Pony Head, so posting social media updates adds extra buzz for it all.
* YouCanKeepHer: [[ZeroPercentApprovalRating The general public of Mewni]] don't really care that Eclipsa went missing. [[EveryoneHasStandards Surprisingly]], they change their mind when told she's going to be killed--although that's mostly because they were invested in the melodrama. If she is killed, where's the fun in that anyways?
* YouCanKeepHer: [[ZeroPercentApprovalRating The general public of Mewni]] don't really care that Eclipsa went missing. [[EveryoneHasStandards Surprisingly]], they change their mind when told she's going to be killed--although that's mostly because they were invested in the melodrama. If she is killed, where's the fun in that anyways?
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* CallBack: The mailwoman from [[Recap/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilS4E5Ransomgram "Ransomgram"]] and "[[Recap/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilS4E11OutOfBusiness Out of Business]]" delivers Star's mail, clearly fearing Star's wrath after the latter incident. It including a bill of damage from "[[Recap/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilS4E9ThePonyheadShow The Ponyhead Show!]]". .
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* OrganicTechnology: The strange octopus-like thing on Eclipsa's head turns out to be a organic VR headset for a video game.
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* OrganicTechnology: The strange octopus-like thing on Eclipsa's head turns out to be a organic VR headset for a video game.game.
* TheScapegoat: Ponyhead tries to double-cross her sisters by telling the public they alone were responsible for the kidnapping. This is purely played for a joke, and it's unclear if anyone actually bought it.
* SequelEpisode: The ransom isn't just meant to pay for damages to Reflectacorp property incurred in "[[Recap/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilS4E9ThePonyheadShow The Ponyhead Show!]]", the whole kidnapping was staged as a continuation thereof.
* SequenceBreaking: Ponyhead was pushing to investigate a park, as the whole ordeal was a public spectacle she orchestrated. Star's party avoided going there entirely, forcing the conspirators to move their sequence of riddles up.
* YouCanKeepHer: [[ZeroPercentApprovalRating The general public of Mewni]] don't really care that Eclipsa went missing. [[EveryoneHasStandards Surprisingly]], they change their mind when told she's going to be killed--although that's mostly because they were invested in the melodrama.
* TheScapegoat: Ponyhead tries to double-cross her sisters by telling the public they alone were responsible for the kidnapping. This is purely played for a joke, and it's unclear if anyone actually bought it.
* SequelEpisode: The ransom isn't just meant to pay for damages to Reflectacorp property incurred in "[[Recap/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilS4E9ThePonyheadShow The Ponyhead Show!]]", the whole kidnapping was staged as a continuation thereof.
* SequenceBreaking: Ponyhead was pushing to investigate a park, as the whole ordeal was a public spectacle she orchestrated. Star's party avoided going there entirely, forcing the conspirators to move their sequence of riddles up.
* YouCanKeepHer: [[ZeroPercentApprovalRating The general public of Mewni]] don't really care that Eclipsa went missing. [[EveryoneHasStandards Surprisingly]], they change their mind when told she's going to be killed--although that's mostly because they were invested in the melodrama.
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* CuttingTheKnot: Star tries to find Eclipsa immediately by using the All Seeing Eye. Unfortunately, the kidnappers [[IKnowYoureWatchingMe found out Star was looking]], and threaten to kill Eclipsa if they look again. It's also likely Star seeing them there was AllAccordingToPlan.
* EasilyForgiven: Star outright calls Ponyhead staging Eclipsa's kidnapping to make her more popular "awful", but doesn't hold it against her, [[TheExtremistWasRight because it worked]].
* FalseCrucible: Eclipsa wasn't in any danger, she was just playing a video game while Ponyhead, her sister, and Sea Horse turned her disappearance into a public spectacle.
* InfernalBackground: The kidnapped Eclipsa is first shown behind a wall of fire, which Janna assumes means she was in the underworld. Turns out it was just a projection on a wall.
* OrganicTechnology: The strange octopus-like thing on Eclipsa's head turns out to be a organic VR headset for a video game.
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