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As I already mentioned, this is the worst special of the three episodes since the plot felt rushed. You can't write two arcs in a 22-minute format as breathing room is truly needed to build them up properly. The good things are Juniper's arc continues and she did have a few funny moments. Her resolve wasn't the best of EQG, but it was a breath of fresh air to try something else without magic. Sunset's and Starlight's interaction was one of the highlights of this story. Its funny how there was a time when this could only be seen in fan fictions and fan art on the web. I'm happy to say this came out much better than I thought and will look forward to more of StarShimmer. As for any issues, the episode falls short because if this was 45-minutes, that would've given enough time to explain two of these arcs. Then we have the threat and if anything it's the worst out of them all. It's the fourth time Hasbro used this plot device and that comes off absolutely lazy. That wasn't even needed for Juniper to turn into a "she-demon" as her being blinded by the magic would've been enough. Mirror Magic is obviously the weakest of the three episodes, but it at least had some fun factors to it.
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Welcome to another edition of Alicorn Reviews and this concludes my three-part review with Mirror Magic. It is the last of the three specials and as I mentioned so many times has really worked for the series better than the yearly movie format. These specials have helped world build and progress this spinoff in a lot ways with both returning and new exclusive characters. The story takes place not too long since Movie Magic as Juniper tried to steal key props to the Daring Do movie. After finding work at a movie theater thanks to Canter Zoom, Juniper was still furious at the HuMane Seven. As the once movie director's assistant stomps around the mall with anger, she comes across a mirror while checking out a sunglasses' hut. Upon picking through different sets, a blue magic orb (from the portal) lands on the mirror. That's when Juniper sees a reflection of her being a movie star and becomes mesmerized by it. So what problem will the HuMane Seven face this time?
Who doesn't mock their boss behind their back especially when they have an annoying voice.For once, I'm glad that Hasbro continued this arc with Juniper from the last episode. It's actually the first time they did so and didn't wait for a while like they're doing with the Dazzlings. As you can tell, Juniper was a little misguided and at first still shows frustration towards the HuMane Seven. However, the way this episode opened was truly comedy gold with Juniper getting overly angry at the HuMane Seven being "everywhere". I love how she stomped around while videos of Dance Magic popped up around the mall. We see she's easily annoyed but in a comedic manner especially the way this girl trashes the Daring Do advertisement. Juniper is also a little sarcastic as it's something that sticks out about her. One of my favorites is when her boss tried to call Montage to do a job, but she simply mocks him silently and makes up statics sounds. Let's talk about how she develops and at first Montage acts like nothing's wrong with blaming the HuMane Seven. As she continues with this thought even when transformed, Juniper actually felt guilty the entire time. Like I said, she came off misguided and needed someone to set her straight as Starlight would do later on.
If you can't see how down right adorable Sunset is right now then you have a black heart. Oh and Sunset is best Pony/Human so.
It's disappointing that despite Sunset going back to Equestria (even if brief); Hasbro could've set up a reunion between her and Princess Celestria. I know the writers have this planned for the future but it honestly could've been added here. It's obvious Hasbro was more concerned with making money off their toy line than to address a huge loose end. Aside seeing Sunset as a pony is the only good thing about the scene in Twilight's castle. The conflict is probably the weakest one in the series but I'll give credit to the writers. The way Starlight talked it over with Juniper by using her past to see the error she made is something new. No magical lasers or rainbow explosions were really needed from the Elements as usual which is a breath of fresh air. The best part is after Juniper released the HuMane Seven, Sunset, Twilight, and Starlight would explain they too were once in the same situation as her. The look of weird and surprise from Juniper is priceless, I mean who weren't had given such expression after an explanation like that. I also would like to point out this episode showed how far both Sunset and Starlight came since their redemption. If you didn't know, I never like how Starlight got forgiven so easily considering her deeds were worse than Sunset's own. However, this episode really got me into her and actually helped drop my bias to an extent.
As much as I love this pic but please Hasbro stop giving these shippers fuel for their shippy fan fictions. Yes, I used StarShimmer but that was used to explain a friendship pairing not a shipping of romance.
The idea for this plot was in the right place in terms of a great idea but Hasbro poorly executed it. In all honesty, this was the worst of the three specials as it tried to tell two arcs in a 22-minute episode. In FIM, Hasbro usually writes these in a two-part format which is enough time to tell a story. You can't use two arcs in such a short time like this as you need a longer format in order for it to work. The writers should've been more focused on telling the story in a proper manner then trying to sell their toy line. A 45-minute episode would've been ideal, and it's because that allows the writers to develop their characters. Due to the time limit, the plot felt rushed which is especially true for Starlight's arc as she was there for the sake of it. In a 45-minute format, Starlight could've interacted with the HuMane Six first before the conflict happened with Juniper. I wanted to see how she acts with this Twilight since she isn't the same character as her pony counterpart. I also wonder how she would react to Human Trixie when EQG doesn't have a Human Starlight (as far as we know). Unfortunately, these questions will never be answered, and I doubt Starlight is going to appear in EQG again for a while.
Hasbro really got lazy here not only with their writing but with the overall design of Corrupted Juniper. Even Sunset as a "She Demon" had a better design compared to this unoriginal and ugly look.
The next one that was an issue is Juniper as a magical threat and so far Hasbro got very lazy with this story. Not including Cinch, Juniper was the worst magical threat as there wasn't any proper build to it. She simply transforms quickly and is ready to cause "trouble" around the mall. Now that I think about it, Juniper didn't need to transform into a "she-demon" corrupted by Equestrian magic. I say this because the plot is starting to get old and the only time it's different was with the Dazzlings. That's just lazy writing to reuse the same theme in a 22-minute episode. The design for her corrupted form is another lazy effort as you can tell Hasbro wasn't trying to come off original. All she becomes is a giant woman with longer hair, enhanced strength and make shift claws. There was barely any struggle between Starlight and Juniper as they went through the mall. They basically played hot potato with the mirror while Starlight invades getting grabbed by Juniper. I'll give credit for how it ended with both girls talking about which becomes enough for Juniper to see the error of her ways.
As I already mentioned, this is the worst special of the three episodes since the plot felt rushed. You can't write two arcs in a 22-minute format as breathing room is truly needed to build them up properly. The good things are Juniper's arc continues and she did have a few funny moments. Her resolve wasn't the best of EQG, but it was a breath of fresh air to try something else without magic. Sunset's and Starlight's interaction was one of the highlights of this story. Its funny how there was a time when this could only be seen in fan fictions and fan art on the web. I'm happy to say this came out much better than I thought and will look forward to more of StarShimmer. As for any issues, the episode falls short because if this was 45-minutes, that would've given enough time to explain two of these arcs. Then we have the threat and if anything it's the worst out of them all. It's the fourth time Hasbro used this plot device and that comes off absolutely lazy. That wasn't even needed for Juniper to turn into a "she-demon" as her being blinded by the magic would've been enough. Mirror Magic is obviously the weakest of the three episodes, but it at least had some fun factors to it.
Rating: 7.6/10
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