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* PassingJudgment: In [[Recap/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilS1E7CheerUpStar "Cheer Up Star"]], Marco suffers a series of mishappens that leave him embarrassed on the street. Then, a rando on a bike passes by and makes fun of him.
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* PantyShot: In "School Spirit", when the cheerleaders do the booty shake during the game, Brittney jumps and does a split and her skirt flies up and shows her underwear before she's caught.
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* SynchronizedMorningRoutine: Star and her LoveInterest Marco perform one of these. Particularly, they brush their teeth in synchronization while lip-syncing to a song by their favorite band.
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* SynchronizedMorningRoutine: Star and her LoveInterest Marco perform one of these.have a MorningRoutine sequence that's very similar to each other and runs parallel. Particularly, they brush their teeth in synchronization while lip-syncing to a song by their favorite band.
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** One of the books has Star recall a time where she was possessed by a demon soul that flew up her nose while snooping through Tom's room, amd she spent eight hours talking backwards and walking like a crab.
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** One of the books has Star recall a time where she was possessed by a demon soul that flew up her nose while snooping through Tom's room, amd and she spent eight hours talking backwards and walking like a crab.
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** Janna has apparantley raised the dead before and once briefly dated a talking skeleton.
** Star mentions in one of the books that Alfonzo and Ferguson have snuck into her room and messed with her things on more than one occasion.
** One of the books has Star recall a time where she was possessed by a demon soul that flew up her nose while snooping through Tom's room, amd she spent eight hours talking backwards and walking like a crab.
** Star mentions in one of the books that Alfonzo and Ferguson have snuck into her room and messed with her things on more than one occasion.
** One of the books has Star recall a time where she was possessed by a demon soul that flew up her nose while snooping through Tom's room, amd she spent eight hours talking backwards and walking like a crab.
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* PoliceAreUseless: Pretty much any time Marco or Star call the police, they get told there's nothing they can do, and sometimes get mocked as well. Granted, they're not equipped to deal with, or sometimes even understand, the kind of trouble that Star gets into.
* PowerIncontinence: Star's wand is most dangerous when she tries to use it for non-combat related purposes.
* PowerIncontinence: Star's wand is most dangerous when she tries to use it for non-combat related purposes.
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* PoliceAreUseless: Pretty much any time Marco or Star call the police, they get told there's nothing they can do, and sometimes get mocked as well. Granted, they're not equipped to deal with, or sometimes even understand, the kind of trouble that Star gets into.
into. This is at its worst in "Starstruck", where the police officers not only make no attempt to stop Mina and Star's rampage (instead going after ''Marco'', who wasn't even doing anything), but do nothing about Star's display of magic that destroyed a public park right in front of them other than just calmly accepting the fact that magic exists.
* PowerIncontinence: Star's wand is most dangerous when she tries to use it for non-combat related purposes. Several episodes in the first season have conflicts centered around this.
* PowerIncontinence: Star's wand is most dangerous when she tries to use it for non-combat related purposes. Several episodes in the first season have conflicts centered around this.
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* UnusuallyUninterestingSight: It's pretty rare for anyone in the series to react to the display of magic, particularly not Star's extremely liberal usage of it. Only the school principal in the first episode displays any skepticism, and it gets dropped as soon as Star's father gives him a box of gold. Marco's parents have no reaction to the strange girl who summons puppies that shoot lasers from their eyes and adds an entire wing/tower onto their house. A guy who trails fire, has three eyes and arrives in front of the school in a carriage drawn by a skeleton horse draws no further comment from anyone other than a few girls remarking on [[{{Pun}} how hot]] he is. And Oskar complaining that the demon [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking parked his carriage in the handicapped space]].
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* UnusuallyUninterestingSight: It's pretty rare for anyone in the series to react to the display of magic, particularly not Star's extremely liberal usage of it. Only the school principal in the first episode displays any skepticism, and it gets dropped as soon as Star's father gives him a box of gold. Marco's parents have no reaction to the strange girl who summons puppies that shoot lasers from their eyes and adds an entire wing/tower onto their house. A guy who trails fire, has three eyes and arrives in front of the school in a carriage drawn by a skeleton horse draws no further comment from anyone other than a few girls remarking on [[{{Pun}} how hot]] he is. And Oskar complaining that the demon [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking parked his carriage in the handicapped space]]. In fact, the only people who seem to care that magic exists are two police officers in one episode, and even then, they don't do anything about it.
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* PrincessesPreferPink: When Star disguises Marco as a princess he ends up getting the classic Princess Pink. He isn't amused when Star says pink is his color. He later seems to have changed his mind when he asks to keep the dress, albeit immediately after he [[spoiler:received forced princess brainwashing]].
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** When Star disguises Marco as a princess he ends up getting the classic Princess Pink. He isn't amused when Star says pink is his color. He later seems to have changed his mind when he asks to keep the dress, albeit immediately after he [[spoiler:received forced princessbrainwashing]].brainwashing]].
** Played with with Star herself: her usual attire consists of blues and greens, but she wears more formal dresses with the traditional pink and purple for events such as the Blood Moon Ball and [[spoiler: Eclipsa's coronation]].
** When Star disguises Marco as a princess he ends up getting the classic Princess Pink. He isn't amused when Star says pink is his color. He later seems to have changed his mind when he asks to keep the dress, albeit immediately after he [[spoiler:received forced princess
** Played with with Star herself: her usual attire consists of blues and greens, but she wears more formal dresses with the traditional pink and purple for events such as the Blood Moon Ball and [[spoiler: Eclipsa's coronation]].
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* ProgressivelyPrettier: Monsters are initially drawn rather ugly and weird in the first season, but as the series continues they become more conventionally "cute" and closer to {{Funny Animal}}s (which makes for a sharp contrast when Ludo's monsters [[TheBusCameBack return in a Season 4 episode]], by which point their diverse designs clash with the ''Franchise/AnimalCrossing''-esque background monsters). Miss Skullnick is perhaps the most prominent individual example, losing her warts, body hair, and fat rolls almost entirely between seasons.
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* ProtagonistCenteredMorality: The finale has become infamous for this:
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* ProtagonistCenteredMorality: The series often leans into this with Star doing morally questionable acts (which are often played off as BlackComedy) either on a whim or to get what she wants, but the finale in particular has become infamous for this:
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* RhymingWizardry: Most spells do not require an incantation. The ones that do typically rhyme the last word in each line (though not always).
-->'''Star:''' [casting the All-Seeing Eye] ''I summon the All-Seeing Eye to tear a hole into the sky. Reveal to me that which is hidden. Unveil to me what is forbidden.''
-->'''Star:''' [casting the All-Seeing Eye] ''I summon the All-Seeing Eye to tear a hole into the sky. Reveal to me that which is hidden. Unveil to me what is forbidden.''
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*** This all comes to a head in "Face the Music", where Star, not wishing to be seen as a generic perfect princess, demands that her Princess Song shows who she really is as a person rather than a flawless fake persona that her mother and Mewni's citizens want to see. However, since Star never actually specified ''what'' she wanted in the song along with her less-than polite behavior towards the songwriter, her song ends up revealing several things that severely damage the reputation of the Butterfly family and royally piss off the MHC since they were never informed of such. Queen Moon sadly spells it out to her daughter after the fact: since she's in such a high position of power with several people depending on and looking up to her, it's better to lie and present an idealized version of herself that people want to see, as trying to be honest can often do more harm than good.
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*** This all comes to a head in "Face the Music", where Star, not wishing to be seen as a generic perfect princess, demands that her Princess Song shows who she really is as a person rather than a flawless fake persona that her mother and Mewni's citizens want to see. However, since Star never actually specified ''what'' she wanted in the song along with her less-than polite behavior towards the songwriter, her song ends up revealing several things that severely damage the reputation of the Butterfly family and royally piss off the MHC since they were never informed of such. Queen Moon sadly spells explains it out to her daughter after the fact: since she's in such a high position of power with several people depending on and looking up to her, it's better to lie and present pretend to be an idealized version of herself that people want to see, as trying to be such people don't want the truth, and being honest can often do causes more harm than good.good.
