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Best line from segment (said by Janna): “We all have a purpose, Tom.”
Stuff seems to be in motion as we head towards the finale, though we ll have to wait and see if any of the revelations in this episode will make it that far. He retired from the Commission after Queen Rhina Butterfly cast a spell on him that made him speak only in riddles, and currently serves as the ferryman for the River of Time.
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Episode Review: Star vs the Forces of Evil (Season 4, Episode 12) – Junkin’ Janna / A Spell with No Name
So far this season, we’ve seen Star vs the Forces of Evil’s narrative jump around to a number of different people and locales.
With the 12th episode, we get an unlikely pairing, and a return to the inside of the magic want.
While Star and Eclipsa are off at an urgent meeting of the Magical High Commission, Tom is hanging out with Janna. However, their fun times are interrupted by a very persistent crow.
The main focus of the story seems to be on Janna and Tom. While Janna just wants to have fun hanging around a junk yard, Tom is texting with Star. There’s attempts made to mine humor out of Tom’s incessant back-and-forth with his girlfriend, but I think my face largely mirrored Janna’s when it came to the “humor” here.
It’s been awhile since we’ve seen the Magical High Commission, and the sub-story here once again shows us how boring bureaucracy can be. We do get the return of the security officer named Sean, who is the comedic element for Star and Eclipsa’s side of things. Unfortunately, the humor here also feels rather “meh.”
I at first thought this was a self-contained story, but there are certain elements related to a subplot in this season, that soon rears it’s head. If only the overall segment could have been as intriguing as those final few minutes.
Best line from segment (said by Janna): “We all have a purpose, Tom.”
Final Grade: C+
– A Spell with No Name –
Star’s magic spells are in the middle of a pancake breakfast, when Eclipsa’s spells invade their territory. When Spider with a Top Hat is put out of commission, Narwhal is tasked with finding out what is going on.
We’ve had a few stories already that showed us Star’s magic being alive, but this takes us a step further. It is revealed that all the magic spells created by the Queens of Mewni exist in a pocket-dimension, and co-exist with each other. I found this to be a rather intriguing embellishment. Plus, the spell of the title proves that magic can be just as dangerous inside a wand, as it can be outside it.
Spider with a Top Hat is generally our guide through stories like this, so it was surprising when Narwhal was tasked to go on this adventure. This episode is an intriguing mystery, that to me, did it’s job much better than Queen-napped (or even Yada-Yada Berries). There’s a spooky atmosphere, helped by both light-and-shadow play, as well as Brian H Kim’s score.
It is a rather interesting way to subvert the typical “inside-the-wand” stories we’ve seen before, and give another of it’s members a chance to shine. However, this will probably be the last time we get a peek this deep into the wand, so we’re left to wonder what else is inside this pocket-dimension. There is a very intriguing cliffhanger as well, that makes me wonder if it will be paid off before the season is finished.
Best line from segment (said by Narwhal): “You can’t just blow up the whole dimension! My kid’s still got to eat his pancakes!”
Final Grade: B-
Best honorable mention line from episode (said by Flying Pig, in A Spell with No Name): “Shame on you, Richard.”
Well, another okay episode by my standards. Junkin’ Janna felt like a struggle to make it’s story entertaining, while A Spell with No Name offered some intriguing mystery and atmosphere. Stuff seems to be in motion as we head towards the finale, though we’ll have to wait and see if any of the revelations in this episode will make it that far.
Next episode, we get Marco going dragon-cycling with A Boy and his DC-700XE . Then, we get a story with both Eclipsa & Globgor, in The Monster and the Queen See you soon for the next review.
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Reviews for "Light Up Your Outdoor Parties with Solar Magic Garden Lights"
- Sarah - 2 stars - I was really excited when I first got these solar magic garden lights, but they ended up being a huge disappointment. They barely emit any light and even on a full day of sunlight, they only stay lit for a couple of hours. The colors are also very dim and not vibrant at all. I wouldn't recommend these lights if you're looking to brighten up your garden or create a magical atmosphere.
- Mark - 1 star - These solar magic garden lights are a waste of money. They're very flimsy and fell apart after just a few weeks of being outside. The solar panels are not efficient at all and even after a whole day of charging, they don't provide enough light to illuminate anything. Don't bother with these lights, you'll end up frustrated and disappointed.
- Emily - 2 stars - I was really looking forward to adding some ambiance to my garden, but these solar magic garden lights just didn't deliver. The quality is really poor, with the plastic housing cracking and the stakes breaking easily. Even when fully charged, the lights are very dim and barely noticeable. The colors are also fading quickly, making the lights look dull and unattractive. Save your money and invest in something better.