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Acebuckeye13 posted:No problem! It doesn't quite fill the hole Gravity Falls left in my heart, but it certainly comes close. I kept thinking "now where does a teenager get that kind of money" and then the reveal was just the most hilarious things I'd ever seen
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Bobbin Threadbare posted:Is Rhina the Riddled a reference to Infinity Train? Here is the image, to save the time of anyone else looking it up  While I was browsing, I noticed the book Miss Heinous looks through in S01E10 while trying to find out the dimension to which Star and Turdina fled, Black Metallurgy and Ores of the Multiverse, was the same book Dennis used to try to find Ludo.  Ludo's wand had Toffee's severed forelimb in it from the beginning galenanorth fucked around with this message at 20:57 on Apr 8, 2018 |
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Andrew_1985 posted:So, I've not had a chance to watch the last two weeks of Star, but I'm having no luck finding it. Nothing on The stickied comment on each /r/StarVStheForcesofEvil/ episode discussion is usually very helpful
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and it seems you can't watch on Disney XD's website. Any ideas, goons?
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The scenes in the Magic Dimension really harken back to the parts of Season 1 and 2 that were about learning to stay on-task and be more focused, and together with the "I have a responsibility to stay scene" it really emphasized how far Star has come along. The series is really good at character development.
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Bobbin Threadbare posted:Well, the people hoping for more Mewman stories should be pretty happy with this week's batch. 
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Maybe it's the magic-equivalent of a nuclear weapon The last episode is called "Tavern at the End of the Multiverse" and I'm going to guess that's a reference to the Douglas Adams book "Restaurant at the End of the Universe", featuring a restaurant in space just before the end of the universe to which customers time-travel to watch it as mealtime entertainment galenanorth fucked around with this message at 07:12 on Apr 16, 2019 |
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TwoPair posted:That was all great dramatic plot and all but man aside from the last one this batch of episodes was the funniest in a long while. I missed Marco's dad, he's always hilarious. And Mama Star was hilarious from beginning to end, except for Marco losing it and ranting about wanting to be in Star's pocket, which was adorable I agree that these have been the best episodes of the series in a while. I liked the subversion of the "oh, Janna just randomly got there because it was a Janna joke and they're not going to explain it" expectation and how all the references to the previous episodes fit together so neatly. The one plot thread yet to be unraveled is when the MHC brought up dark, forbidden spell use from within Eclipsa's Monster Temple and she said she didn't know anything about it. She got the spell book, but it wasn't explicitly clear that was yet to be related. Maybe for self-defense, Eclipsa's been powering her spells in a way which increasingly corrupts the source of magic the more it is used. Maybe I'm misremembering and it was Butterfly Castle, in which case it was Mina Edit: Yeah, it was actually about magic not used for centuries being used, before they cut back to Mina assembling the armor. I think it could go either way with it being Eclipsa or Mina but they're both the most likely if the corruption is caused by a person instead of being an accident caused by Moon's trip galenanorth fucked around with this message at 04:02 on May 6, 2019 |
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loving Tom spinning his head around trying to turn off the fire had me in stitches.
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Skippy McPants posted:Moon's heel turn felt really lazy and contrived, other than that I like the conflict they're setting up. It did seem kind of arbitrary that she made the mistake of letting them swear an oath to Solaria instead of her, and she didn't know that wouldn't make the rescinding spell fail to work, but other than that it was incredible and I thought Moon's heel turn, hinging on the plan of taking away their powers, was plausible for her character. I thought that the first episode of the newest four did a good job making me sure that the knight had to be Mina. When Eclipsa used the spell with no name, I was sure that the climax of Season 4 was over and the rest was going to be the aftermath of its consequences and wrapping things up, but nope, it was the first in a FULL ARMY led by Mina. I've been assuming that killing the magic will just take away people's magic powers instead of killing them, but now that you point it out, I'm interested to see how that would mesh with the idea of the spells also being sentient. During Glossarick's future vision, initially I thought that the people in it were zombies like the dark unicorns in the Magic Dimension. galenanorth fucked around with this message at 04:01 on May 13, 2019 |
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Skippy McPants posted:Huh, so they went with the genocide ending after all. That kinda sucks! I can see it both ways, if magic is like if anybody on Earth could gain the power to use a nuclear weapon if they studied long enough within a lifetime, with spells as powerful as Solaria's
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