Moon

Full Name: Moon Butterfly. Description: Moon, also known as Moon the Undaunted, is the 36th Queen of the Kingdom of Mewni, ruling alongside her husband River Bu

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Full Name: Moon Butterfly. Description: Moon, also known as Moon the Undaunted, is the 36th Queen of the Kingdom of Mewni, ruling alongside her husband River Butterfly, and the mother of Star Butterfly. She was the previous wielder of the Royal Magic Wand before passing it down to her daughter on her fourteenth birthday. As of season 4, Moon is no longer Queen of Mewni, the throne having been passed from Star to Eclipsa Butterfly, and much of her memory is in fragments as a result of exposure to the Realm of Magic (though it seems to be fully restored by "Ghost of Butterfly Castle"). As of "Moon Remembers", she and River have left the kingdom to start a new life and formed a community of Mewman refugees. In "Pizza Party", she regains the wand and the title of queen from Eclipsa, but after the age of queens and magic came to an end in "Cleaved", she, once again, is no longer queen. She is known for her serious, protective, and regal nature. She has long pale blue hair, light blue eyes, and heliotrope pink-colored diamonds on her cheeks. Moon also uses magenta pink lipstick. She stands at a height of 5' 7" (1.7 m). As of "Cleaved", Moon no longer has cheek marks. During her time as the Queen of Mewni, she wears her hair up in a big, heart-shaped updo, and she has a tall golden crown with a purple diamond in the center. In season 1, she has hair curls obscuring her ears. She wears a light blue, periwinkle, and white gown, the skirt somewhat resembling the shape of a heart, with long blue gloves. She also wears light blue and periwinkle lace-up boots under her dress. From "Mr. Candle Cares" onward, Moon's look is altered slightly; Her crown now has a gold diamond-shaped attachment with a purple diamond in the center, from which two strings of pearls curl around the sides of her hair. Her hair curls are gone, meaning her ears are now visible, and she wears gold diamond-shaped earrings with purple diamonds embedded in them. In "Face the Music", it is revealed that Moon's hair, when worn completely down, looks just like Star's. In other appearances, however, it appears thicker and messier than Star's, and her bangs do not show. In "Divide" and "Conquer", her hair is thick enough to cover her naked body down to her knees. In her mewberty form, Moon has periwinkle skin, and her hair becomes a slightly darker shade of light blue. She gains two additional sets of arms, longer diamond-tipped eyelashes, large blue butterfly wings with diamond-tipped "feelers" on the bottom, and diamond-tipped antennae on her head. In "Into the Wand", Deep Trouble Issue #2, and "Moon the Undaunted", young Moon bears a strong resemblance to her daughter Star, with long hair that reaches down to her knees and three bangs in front that point upward and overlap her eyes. The difference in their hairstyle is that young Moon had two long straight strands that would hang in front of her ears. As a teenage girl in "Moon the Undaunted", Moon wears battle armor that consists of a dark gray sleeveless top that appears to be metal, a gray belt with a silver diamond in the center, a lighter gray knee-length plated skirt with diamond edges on the bottom, and white wing-like shoulder pads. She also wears gray boots with white tips, and a tall crown with a pink diamond encrusted in the center. She wears this outfit in "Face the Music", "Starcrushed", Star vs. the Forces of Evil: The Battle for Mewni, and "Tough Love", but with white long-sleeved gauntlets and a bejeweled tiara instead of a crown. She also keeps her hair in a long braid. From "Toffee" until "Divide", Moon's hands are stained dark purple with matching veins sprouting out on her arms from using dark magic. As a result, from "Scent of a Hoodie" to "Tough Love" she wears longer gloves that cover almost her entire arms. After being attacked and put in a vulnerable state by Meteora, Moon’s left eye becomes completely black. She escapes to the Realm of Magic, and the golden water heals the veins on her arms and her eye. In "Escape from the Pie Folk", the amnesiac Moon wears a baker's outfit, consisting of a pink, short dress with short sleeves, a white apron (with the ribbons tied in a butterfly shape), pink flats, and wears her hair in a bun with her bangs braided to somewhat resemble a pie crust. As of "Moon Remembers", Moon wears her hair in a long braid and wears an ankle length, short-sleeved sky blue dress with a pale periwinkle shirt underneath, and blue flats. Moon Butterfly is serious most of the time, having a low tolerance for anything messy or destructive. In "Royal Pain", she was said to have kicked her husband out of the castle for not cleaning up his messes. Moon often regards safety and caution for Star as shown most prominently in Star vs. the Forces of Evil: The Battle for Mewni when they were forced on the run from Toffee. Being the queen, Moon acts as the true ruling monarch of Mewni and always has the well-being of her kingdom in mind, to the point she is unable to express interest in anything else. This often causes her to appear cold and even somewhat authoritarian towards others. Despite her overbearing strictness and traditional that often clashing with Star’s wild ways, she truly and genuinely loves her daughter and wants what’s best for her; after the near loss of the family wand, rather than show any anger or disappointment, she hugs Star, telling her daughter that she's just glad she's safe. Her concern for Star is also demonstrated in "Toffee" when she attacks Toffee for presumably killing Star. After her own mother was killed by Toffee, Moon became queen at a young age and turned to dark magic to stop him — forming a secret deal with Eclipsa’s spellbook. She has a tense history with monsters and distrusts Eclipsa, seeing her as dangerous. Moon later steps down as queen but returns during crises, always putting duty above herself. In "Puddle Defender" and "Total Eclipsa the Moon", she demonstrates that she is willing to have an open mind about those toward whom she has preconceived misconceptions, such as monsters and Eclipsa. She is even more tolerant of monsters in "Moon Remembers" and promises not to harm them after reclaiming the throne in "Pizza Party", even showing anger when Mina vows to kill all monsters. In Star vs. the Forces of Evil: The Battle for Mewni, Moon claimed that, like Star, she used to be a "happy go-lucky girl" during her youth, but after Toffee and his army killed her mother and she inherited the throne, she became serious and mature to protect her kingdom and family. However, she sometimes shows signs of fear and nervousness, such as when meeting Eclipsa for the first time and when she first casts her darkest spell. On the other hand, after her first meeting with Eclipsa, she questioned whether she was truly evil. However, she once again came to believe in these misconceptions over time and her fear of Eclipsa possibly escaping is on full display in "Toffee". In "Escape from the Pie Folk" and "Moon Remembers", Moon has some moments of childishness as a result of her memory loss, abandoning her post as Pie Island chef to sing songs with Star and engaging in childlike activity such as foot races. After "Moon Remembers", she tried to let go of her role as queen and start over. In "Ghost of Butterfly Castle" and Cornonation" she showed progress by refusing to be her peoples' problem solver and instead encouraged them to think for themselves. Unfortunately, by leading a coup against Eclipsa in "Pizza Party", Moon showed she is ultimately unable to let go, even relying on petty excuses to justify herself. However, in "The Tavern at the End of the Multiverse", after being betrayed by Mina, Moon seems to have finally realized that her preconceived beliefs are fundamentally wrong and now displays shame towards her previous actions. This ultimately led her to agree with Star in "Cleaved" about magic needing to be destroyed and even helped her accomplish the endeavor. Afterwards, Moon finally seems to have learned to be moderate by agreeing to teach her people self-defense, allowing her to maintain some oversight while not being in direct control. She has a strong bond with River (her husband), loves Star deeply, and has a complex, wary relationship with Eclipsa and the changing world around her.

By: rainimator

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