#Star vs. the Forces of Evil Star and Marco's Guide to Mastering Every Dimension

[brianedner]

Star Vs the Forces of Evil: S and M guide part 1 by 1228248

[books-in-media]

Eden Sher, (Instagram, March 21, 2017)

—Star vs. the Forces of Evil Star and Marco's Guide to Mastering Every Dimension, Dominic Bisignano, Amber Benson, Devin Taylor, Cindy Plourde (2017)

[darkmasterofcupcakes]

I’ve asked this about the Magic Book of Spells, but who’s read the other, older, “guidebook” for Star vs the Forces of Evil: “Star and Marco’s Guide to Mastering Every Dimension”?

I have and it is fun, but like a lot of “guidebooks” based on shows that are aimed towards younger audiences, it’s not really dropping any super big lore bombs or things that are likely to make older fans think super hard. The most it really does is reveal the existence of Soupina, Dirhhennia, and Crescenta and the whole thing of Crescenta superseding her older sister. It also reveals some characters’ last names before they were revealed in canon.

My favorite part is definitely where Star makes little comments about her “Grandmas” and their tapestries. Including making a little note in the margin of Moon’s tapestry where she just says Moon’s “Not a grandma yet”. 

[youruinedmylifebynotbeingreal]

It’s loving Starco hours

[mysteriesofmarcy]

Magic stew

I just came up with a theory about the episode "My New Wand!" Remember, in that episode, Glossaryck tells Star to "think of the universe as this big old cauldron, and magic is the bubbly stew inside. And your wand is the spoon." And Star insisted that "My wand isn't a spoon. It's a wand." Well I think I have some new insight into this scene.

We know that every queen's wand looks different. And some aren't even wands at all. Examples include: Solaria, whose wand was a sword, Eclipsa, whose wand was a parasol, and Celena, whose wand was a golden fan. So I thought, maybe that's why Star made Glossaryck change the spoon to a wand: because in the hands of the right person, the wand could actually BE a spoon. So then I thought further and thought, now who would that be? And it's someone whose first (and only) mention was in Star and Marco's Guide to Mastering Every Dimension: Soupina the Strange.

Now, Soupina is not listed in the Book of Spells, which means she must have come before Skywynne. (I have a theory that she never existed and Moon just made her up so she could avoid talking about her actual family history, but that's not relevant.) Either way, Star knew that Soupina could use her magic to make soup. Logic dictates that her wand could have been a spoon.

And now that I think about it, the whole scene could have been a reference to her. The stew Glossaryck made could have been a recipe he learned from Soupina. Or, he could have taught her how to dip down using the same metaphor. Whatever the case, this lesson was designed with Soupina in mind.

[magical-xirl-4]

I finally got this book! Can’t wait to read up and see what these two dorks have written. (Eventually I’ll get the Magic Book of Spells)

[hati-muncheisa]

A Svtfoe theory

Aight I got a theory going here

I think I figured part of why Festivia got cheek marks

Spoilers warning !!!!

The source ?

Star and Marco’s Guide to Mastering Every Dimension (photo 1)

Next, it’s said that ‘anyone who has held the wand infused their experiences into the wand core’ (photo 2)

And here, they talk about the cheek marks themselves. That they appear when surrounded by a LOT of magic. (Photo 3)

Since Festivia was given the wand, she was surrounded by all that magic experience IN the wand, hence her cheek marks ! Because we KNOW she wasn’t related to the Butterfly family. She was just a peasant girl replacing Meteora when the current king got rid of Eclipsa’s monster daughter.

I don’t know what each one is supposed to symbolize yet.

But this could also explain why Marco had moon cheek marks when he touched Star’s wand trying to find her in Season 3. We already know the wand adjusts to the user (Examples are when Lobster Claws held it, Moon, Eclipsa...)

That being said, Marco’s cheek marks cOULD be part of the blood moon still, but this is just a running theory I have.

[endermara12]

A Special Edition Book that might have some interesting pages?!

[svtfoe-meme]

We’re offering a discount, purchasing an iPhone X gives you an additional iPhone 5S.

[blitzey]

Just Like Magic

Star and Janna hanging out in Marco’s Closet after he’s gone to bed. (Based off of the Mastering Every Dimension book.) Not so surprising they’ve decided to go through Marco’s Photo Books. (Janna prefers to look at Star’s smile though)

Had to do something cute for Janstar after drawing angst haha *sweats*

[camthewizard]

I was reading the guidebook again, and I got to this passage::

“I created him so Mewmans would have an understanding of the impermanence of existence.”

Well shit, he sure as hell did that. 

RIP, goat man. 

[mysteriesofmarcy]

I believe the correct name of the game is either "Date, Marry, or Make Disappear Forever" or "Court, Betroth, Sell"

[superfunkysushimonkey]

I could've sworn "Mewmins" was spelled with an 'A' instead of an 'I'!

[love-too-believe]

Guys...guys it's canon that Moon took a pole dancing class at some point...guys

[rascalentertainments]

Moon the Undaunted (artwork by JediMasterK from deviantart)

“The immortal monster will long be haunted by the darkest spell of Moon the Undaunted.”

MAN DO WE HAVE SO MANY QUESTIONS. What is the darkest spell? How old is Toffee? What connection does he have to Moon or Eclipsa? When did this all take place? Will Toffee fight Star instead of Moon again in season 3? I have no idea where this is going to go, but do I want to know what type of relationship with Toffee does she have and why she attacked him. WE NEED ANSWERS THIS SEASON.

[mysteriesofmarcy]

Jackie's hair

So first of all, I should explain that I'm a brunette, but when I was a baby, I was blonde. I recently lost some hair in one spot, and it's now growing back brown with blonde highlights. So that got me thinking about Jackie's natural blue streak in her hair. I'm thinking it may be a similar situation: it showed up when she was a baby, but for a lot of her life she was entirely blonde (which is what we see in the flashbacks). But now, she may have lost some hair in a line, and it's growing back blue.

I don't know. Probably, I'm trying way too hard to make sense of this, and this was just a random thought that popped into my head. I don't think the writers even have a canon explanation for this discrepancy.