After watching the first episode I just could not stop watching it.
Star Vs The Forces of Evil looks like Disney is parodying itself like the company is aware of the stereotype we think of when you hear the word Disney.
The characters have good interactions with each other with Star being the optimistic hedonist while Marco is cautious but a thrill seeker. While the series is aimed at making jokes, it does highlight relatable problems like Marco and his pursuit to date his crush (Jackie Lyn Thomas) in Freeze Day.
Shipping is something you can't really avoid when this series is mentioned. Starco (Star x Marco) was there since the first episode and I believe that they are better as friends. Ever since Blood Moon Ball Starco has only been increased among the shipping community due to Stars reaction to being separated from Marco in St Olgas Reform School for Wayward Princesses such as begging for Pony Heads help in saving him (which was a different tone when mentioning Pony Head at the start of the episode), agreeing that Marco is her "Best Bestie" before Pony Head corrected herself by adding "on earth" (it wasn't answered when she asked "I'm still your best bestie overall right?") and finally Star summoned one of the scariest creatures she created with her wand to attack the headmistress in order to save Marco.
The series is slightly turning more serious with St Olgas Reform School for Wayward Princesses and Fortune Cookies with Toffee. and I have to say these characters don't mess around. Toffee almost getting the wand for Ludo and Miss heinous torturing princesses who were most likely early teenagers.
Overall this is a good series but the fans should really tone it down on the whole "Starco" ship. I know I wrote more about the shipping than the story but like I said it's something that can't really be avoided and are better off as friends.
Star Vs The Forces of Evil
After watching the first episode I just could not stop watching it.
Star Vs The Forces of Evil looks like Disney is parodying itself like the company is aware of the stereotype we think of when you hear the word Disney.
The characters have good interactions with each other with Star being the optimistic hedonist while Marco is cautious but a thrill seeker. While the series is aimed at making jokes, it does highlight relatable problems like Marco and his pursuit to date his crush (Jackie Lyn Thomas) in Freeze Day.
Shipping is something you can't really avoid when this series is mentioned. Starco (Star x Marco) was there since the first episode and I believe that they are better as friends. Ever since Blood Moon Ball Starco has only been increased among the shipping community due to Stars reaction to being separated from Marco in St Olgas Reform School for Wayward Princesses such as begging for Pony Heads help in saving him (which was a different tone when mentioning Pony Head at the start of the episode), agreeing that Marco is her "Best Bestie" before Pony Head corrected herself by adding "on earth" (it wasn't answered when she asked "I'm still your best bestie overall right?") and finally Star summoned one of the scariest creatures she created with her wand to attack the headmistress in order to save Marco.
The series is slightly turning more serious with St Olgas Reform School for Wayward Princesses and Fortune Cookies with Toffee. and I have to say these characters don't mess around. Toffee almost getting the wand for Ludo and Miss heinous torturing princesses who were most likely early teenagers.
Overall this is a good series but the fans should really tone it down on the whole "Starco" ship. I know I wrote more about the shipping than the story but like I said it's something that can't really be avoided and are better off as friends.