Eclipsa

Full Name: Eclipsa Butterfly. Description: Eclipsa is the mysterious and rebellious former 29th and 38th Queen of the Kingdom of Mewni, also known as the “Eclip

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Full Name: Eclipsa Butterfly. Description: Eclipsa is the mysterious and rebellious former 29th and 38th Queen of the Kingdom of Mewni, also known as the “Eclipsa the Queen of Darkness” for using forbidden dark magic and falling in love with a monster. Once presumed to be Star Butterfly's sixth great-grandmother and Moon Butterfly's fifth great-grandmother, she is later revealed to be the mother of Meteora Butterfly. Eclipsa unofficially regains her status as Queen of Mewni after Star gives the wand back to her in "Conquer", and she officially regains her status in "Cornonation", up until she returns the wand to Moon in "Pizza Party". She is a petite woman and has pale skin, curly poofy teal hair, mauve eyes, and hibiscus red spade-shaped marks on her cheeks. She wears a long, dark purple Victorian and Gothic-themed dress with a brown ring at the waist, a large black sun hat with gray and white feathers and a thorny branch, a white cravat with a light purple crescent moon on it, long mauve gloves, and black flats with pale purple socks. Eclipsa also has maroon-colored lipstick and black mascara and dark purple eyeshadow. Underneath her gloves, her hands are dark purple with purple veins sprouting out on her arms. Eclipsa also wears a wedding ring on the middle finger of her left hand. She is 5' 2" (1.57 m) tall. In "Stranger Danger", it is revealed that, without her hat, Eclipsa's hair reaches down to her waist. She does not wear the cravat around her neck. In "Sweet Dreams" and "Total Eclipsa the Moon", she wears pink-and-white pajamas with spades, a purple bandanna, and white furry slippers. In "Butterfly Trap", Eclipsa dons a red dress with a red coat and red flats along with a white beaded necklace and cuffs alongside her usual purple gloves, wedding ring, and her hat. In the same episode, it's revealed that as queen, Eclipsa wore a long grey dress with translucent fabric over the shoulders and a black broach around the neck, grey flats, and a gold crown very similar to Moon's. Her hair also appeared a bit wider. In her Butterfly Form in "Cleaved", Eclipsa has six arms, large purple wings, and two furry antennae, and her hair stands up slightly. As of this episode, her arms are also cleansed of their black veins (due to being plunged into the liquid magic), and she no longer has cheek marks (due to the destruction of magic itself). Eclipsa is calm, approachable, sympathetic to young Moon's loss of her mother despite her reputation as a queen of evil, clever, and sarcastic, often smiling through chaos. Her demeanor toward Moon, however, provides little indication towards her true nature and motives, and she was initially hesitant to teach Moon her darkest spell. She was frozen in crystal for centuries because she married Globgor, a monster king, and had a daughter, Meteora — making her the rightful heir instead of Moon’s family line. In "Stranger Danger", she bears no ill will toward her jailers, despite her long time in crystal captivity, and she displays a carefree, fun-loving attitude similar to Star's own. As of "Sweet Dreams", she maintains her calm demeanor and is more than willing to help Star, from warning her about the dangers of the castle laundry room to rescuing her from being trapped in a different dimension. She also has a playful side to her, casually telling Star to "call [her] a villainess" for her perceived crimes, then later responding to Marco's hostility with light-hearted teasing when the two of them first meet. Despite her reputation, Eclipsa is more reasonable and kind than most royals, and she eventually takes the throne back. She’s a powerful spellcaster, known for gravity spells and her signature “monster arm.” Eclipsa has a complicated but respectful bond with Star, distrust from Moon, and deep love for Globgor and Meteora. Unlike most magic users in the show, Eclipsa takes a more academic approach to magic, exploring "dark magics" for the sake of knowledge rather than malice. She notably encourages Star to ride out her unconscious Mewberty transformations to discover what they mean, and states her opinion is that "all knowledge is good knowledge". Even after three centuries, Eclipsa has no regrets about abandoning her own kingdom and lawful husband, King Shastacan, for a monster. She cares deeply for her monster husband Globgor and is determined to discover the whereabouts of their daughter, Meteora. When she finally does locate Meteora, she attempts to convince her to halt her rampage, and prevents Moon from killing her. But when it becomes clear that Meteora cannot be reasoned with, Eclipsa, with a heavy heart, attempts to do the job herself. She is initially heartbroken when she appears to succeed, then overjoyed to learn that her attack only regressed Meteora back to her infant self. This sense of doing what is best for the people over what is best for herself is evident again in "Surviving the Spiderbites" where she expresses a resigned willingness to sacrifice her attempts to reunite with Globgor if it means putting her allies at ease. Her love for Globgor was most notably shown when despite how dangerous Mewni was, she demanded the dimensional scissors from Hekapoo to go back and help him anyways. She has a fondness for chocolate bars and roses, consuming a whole bucket of Snookers bars over the course of an afternoon. In "The Ponyhead Show!", Eclipsa shows a strong sense of self-pride, stating that she would rather be hated being herself than be loved and adored pretending to be someone else. In "Junkin' Janna", she has an intolerance towards people being tardy and prefers punctuality, evident by how she complained about the Magic High Commission being late with annoyance. She has also shown to be quite impulsive at times, such as when "negotiating" with Rhombulus in "Swim Suit", and is shown to resort to using dark magic to achieve her goals when desperate. By the end of the episode, however, she comes to realize this aspect of her personality only further deepens the huge degrees of mistrust people have for her, and she strives to change her ways. Eclipsa also demonstrates a great willingness to forgive others; she forgave Moon for her coup in "Pizza Party", and she also reconciles with the ghost of her mother Solaria in "Cleaved".

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