We learned through the Cornball episode that pretty much all adult Mewmans were racist against monsters. All of Moon's villagers left because Eclipsa was Queen and had given their land back to the original monster owners. It isn't hard to believe a lot if them would resentment to the point of wanting to take their kingdom back by force.
People with prejudice can still be cordial and even respect individuals of the people they discriminate against. But Moon never really had a come to jesus moment when it came to monsters as a whole. The season was full of Mewmans who expressed absolute disdain towards monster integration and trumpeted Moon as a guiding light to the good old days of monster oppression, so yes they were racist. And no they weren't supposed to live in squalor (I'm wondering if Eclipsa's neglect to relocate the mewmans displaced by returning monster land back to monsters will be brought up because she should have to answer for that), but the town became clearly hostile towards monster despite there being no reason to. So it all felt pretty set up to me..
Nah. Im not exactly sure what specifically you're talking about but politics has always been coming to this point one way or another. This show is doing a bad job of being reflective of that if that's the intent.
Considering Moon is the one who created the army, what could Mina have possibly done that's worse?
Some of the mewmans stayed around under Eclipsa with clear reservations. The cornball episode clearly showed that even if mewmans could tolerate being in the same sports event, they stil held on to their prejudices. It didn't end with reconciliation. Buff Frog saw hope in the kids, not the adults.
Killed Eclipsa, Globgor, Meteora and all other monsters? Eclipsa only defeated the first Solarian soldier by burning all her spell slots to let out a nearly uncontrollable destruction spell that probably wouldn't be accounted for.
Learn that all seeing eye spell.The Magic Book Of Spells is mine.
If moon had stayed out of it, Eclipsa would have only needed to defeat Mina to end this whole fiasco. Instead, thanks to her meddling, we now have an army of solarian soldiers to deal with. I don't see what Mina could have possibly done on her own that was worse than what the first soldier wanted to do.
This is true. Moon needlessly swelled the enemy's ranks. She probably thought that large numbers would quell any thought of a prolonged battle and end things quicker on her terms. She really believed she had full control of the situation.
And both fan bases will get post-show depression when Sunday rolls around.
I think it was clear Eclipsa's spell wasn't thought to be in her arsenal considering the immense protection of the Solarian armor. It's a little murky how many Solarian armors Mina could get up and running but even just two would be too much.
Not sure what Eclipsa's spell has to do with the Solarian soldiers. Regardless, even three soldiers is still better than the hundreds that Moon created.
the show has gone to great pains to show their bond was special throughout the whole show. this was not the show for this particular lesson, not every show needs to have every progressive lesson ever.
The same thing happened with Zuko from Airbender. He was getting better but then heel turned. It stings, it feels bad, that's the point.
Zuko's heel turn came at a very natural point and involved a pivotal character in his storyline. It stung but it made sense. The same cannot be said of moon's which practically happened off screen.
That was weird but they definitely knew this season was the last.
Yeah...it's weird how this season ended up feeling so rushed.
Add in Infinity Train to complete the trinity of upcoming female lead cartoons I'm excited about.
Just what kind of excuse would have sufficed?
Final thread reminder that the last-ever episode of Star Vs. The Forces of Evil will air tomorrow morning @ 7:30 AM:
Sunday, May 19
Star vs. the Forces of Evil —Cleaved
(7:30 — 8:00 A.M. EDT)
Star attempts to solve all of her problems.Star and Marco face their final conflict.
Rhina the Riddled, if we go by last week's promo, might be featured in tomorrow's episode. Here's her chapter spread in the Magic Book of Spells, which was released back in September of last year: this was what was used as her "Royal Inscription":
(after Rhina's reign came Celena, Estrella, Comet and Moon's)
