Eclipse

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Other names Eclipse the Queen of Darkness Queen Eclipsa

Appearance Slightly chubby, pale skin, short aqua-colored hair, purple-gray eyes, red freckles on her cheeks

Occupation Queen of Mewni

Alliance Good

Aim To be free from her glass prison (achieved)

Home Mewni

Couple Globgor

Family Alphonse the Worthy (father) Solaria Butterfly (mother) Globgor (husband) Meteora Butterfly (daughter) Gem-robin (grandfather) Skywynne Butterfly (grandmother) Justin Butterfly (great-uncle) Lyric Butterfly (great-grandmother) Moe Butterfly (ancestor)

Friends Glossaryck, Star, Marco, Hekapoo

Enemies Shastacan, Mina Loveberry, Moon Butterfly (temporarily)

She likes Monsters, chocolate, magic, heavy metal, roses

He doesn't like it King Shastacan, Oppression of monsters, Being separated from her family, Sean's donuts, Globgor jokes about eating Mewmans, Using her mother's spells Paraphernalia Royal Magic Wand

End She lives happily with her family.

Phrase "Forbidden? Is that what they call my chapter?"

Eclipsa has gray-purple eyes, pale skin, and dark pink, spade-like markings on her cheeks. She wears a long, black, gothic-style dress, a large black sun hat adorned with gray and white feathers and a thorny branch, a white tie with a blue crescent moon on it, and gray opera gloves. Eclipsa also wears brown lipstick and black mascara. Beneath her gloves, her hands are dark purple with purple veins bulging out onto her arms.

Without her hat in "Stranger Danger," Eclipsa's hair reaches her waist. She also wears a wedding ring on her left hand. In "Sweet Dreams," she wears pink and white pajamas with swords, a purple scarf, and white fuzzy slippers.

When she first appeared in "Moon the Undaunted," she was portrayed as calm, composed, and understanding of Moon's plight. Moon didn't initially find Eclipsa particularly evil, though her opinion would change over time under the influence of myths and prejudices. When she meets Star in "Stranger Danger," she is kind and even somewhat playful, which makes Star find her very likeable. When Moon and the Magical High Commission capture her, she remains unconcerned and shows no anger or ill will toward them. In "Tough Love," she displays a loving personality toward her son. In "Stranger Danger," she harbors no ill will toward her captors, despite her long time in the crystal prison, and displays a carefree and playful attitude like Star's. From "Sweet Dreams" onward, she maintains her calm demeanor and is more than willing to help Star, from warning her about the dangers of the castle's laundry room to rescuing her from being trapped in a different dimension. She also has a fondness for chocolate bars, consuming an entire bucket of Snookers bars in the course of an afternoon. And roses.

Unlike most magic users on the show, Eclipsa takes a more academic approach to magic, exploring "dark magic" for the sake of knowledge rather than malice. In particular, she encourages Star to overcome her unconscious Mewberty transformations to discover what they mean, stating that her opinion is that "all knowledge is good knowledge."

Even after three centuries, Eclipsa has no regrets about abandoning her own kingdom and rightful husband, King Shastacan, for a monster. She cares deeply for her monstrous husband, Globgor, and is determined to discover the whereabouts of her daughter, Meteora. When she finally locates Meteora, she tries to reason with her and stops Moon from killing her. But when it becomes clear that Meteora cannot be reasoned with, a heavy-hearted Eclipsa attempts to do the job herself. Initially, she is distraught when she appears to succeed, then she is overjoyed to learn that her attack only caused Meteora to recoil, reverting her to a baby form.

This sense of prioritizing the well-being of others over her own is evident again in "Surviving the Spiderbites," where she expresses a resigned willingness to sacrifice her attempts to reunite with Globgor if it means reassuring her allies. Her love for Globgor was most notably shown when, despite how dangerous Mewni was, she demanded Hekapoo's dimensional scissors to return and help him anyway.

In "The Ponyhead Show!", Eclipsa displays a strong sense of self-respect, stating that she would rather be hated for being herself than loved and adored for pretending to be someone else.

She has also proven to be quite impulsive at times, such as when she "negotiates" with Rhombulus in "Swimsuit," and resorts to using dark magic to achieve her goals when desperate. However, by the end of the episode, she realizes that this aspect of her personality only deepens the enormous degree of distrust people have toward her, and she strives to change her ways.

Eclipsa also demonstrates a great willingness to forgive others; she forgave Moon for his punch in "Pizza Party", and she also reconciles with the ghost of her mother Solaria in "Cleaved".

Magic Wand: Eclipsa wielded the Royal Magic Wand, which took the form of a parasol. Despite the great power she displayed when wielding it, Eclipsa never learned to use magic without it. Creativity: Eclipsa is famous for her creation and use of dark magic, creating various spells and recording them in her spellbook. She also demonstrates her creativity by creating a guitar out of a skeleton. Music: Eclipsa shows off her guitar and singing talents in "Total Lunar Eclipse," "Moon Remembers," "The Ponyhead Show!", "The Monster and the Queen," and "Coronation." Ultimate Magical Form: She obtains this form in "Pierced Through" by concentrating the magic of the Magic Realm

She was born in Mewni, the daughter of Queen Solaria Butterfly. Unlike her mother, who hated monsters, young Eclipsa lived more with and harbored more sympathy for the monsters of Mewni than for her own people. In one of these encounters, she met and fell in love with Globgor, the leader of the monsters.

During her lifetime as the inheritor of the Wand, Eclipsa developed a number of spells that were (or would later become) associated with dark magic, including the All-Seeing Eye. These spells were recorded in the pages of the Wand's Magical Instruction Book, and its entire chapter was sealed behind a skull-shaped lock (which could only be opened by Glossaryck) to prevent others from reading it. She is also the only queen who never questioned Glossaryck's teaching methods and had a greater affinity for magic compared to other queens, rivaled only by Star herself.

After a meeting in search of a peace agreement, Solaria saw her daughter and Globgor together. Thinking it was an attack against her daughter, she separated them and forbade them from approaching each other, but she could never prevent them from losing contact as they continued writing to each other for years.

Solaria attempted to unite Eclipsa with Shastacan of the Picaraña kingdom as a way to unite both kingdoms through a marriage alliance and thus gain ground in the war against the monsters. However, shortly afterward, the queen died in battle and stipulated in her will the marriage between Shastacan and Eclipsa.

In the end, Eclipsa became queen before she came of age. A few years later, she married Shastacan because of her mother's will, and although she didn't love him, she treated him better than he deserved. But Shastacan was cold and indifferent, seeing their marriage only for status. But Eclipsa couldn't stand his mistreatment anymore and ran away from the kingdom to reunite with her true love, Globgor, at the Temple of Monsters.

There the two lovers built their home and due to Eclipsa's influence, Globgor ceased to be feared to the point of becoming a vegetarian to show the Mewmans that he was no longer a devourer, and his happiness increased when his daughter Meteora was born, making them a happy family.

Sadly, their happiness was short-lived because a furious Shastacan, along with the High Commission of Magic, snatched their daughter away to give her to St. Olga. Globgor, in revenge, devoured Shastacan, who was then imprisoned by Rhombulus in a crystal, and Eclipsa was next, where she remained imprisoned for almost 300 years until the present day.

Centuries later, a young Moon visits Eclipsa to ask for her help in ending her war with Toffee, as he and many of his men can regenerate. The former queen agrees, forming a pact. Eclipsa explains the spell to her on the condition that when her enemy dies, she will be freed from her prison, and then she is crystallized again.

Star vs. the Forces of Evil Twenty-six years after that meeting, in the episode "Toffee," Moon's daughter, Star Butterfly, kills Toffee, fulfilling their pact. Moon immediately goes to Eclipsa's prison to make sure she hasn't escaped. Seeing that she hasn't, she leaves calmly, but suddenly part of the crystal that imprisons Eclipsa begins to crack. The Queen of Darkness is about to break free.

Eclipsa managed to free herself shortly after and returned to Butterfly Castle in the episode "Stranger Danger." Star spoke with her for a few minutes and found her to be a very pleasant lady, even though others didn't see it that way. Star had to undergo many tests to determine if Eclipsa had corrupted her while the latter was imprisoned in a dungeon. Star questioned her crystallization and the Magic High Commission's actions against her. The commission couldn't justify her crystallization based solely on the stereotype of having fallen in love with a monster and defying the natural order of things with her dark magic.

The High Commission of Magic and Queen Moon Butterfly immediately agreed to crystallize her again, but Star, who managed to speak with her, realized how unfair the situation was and demanded that she be brought to trial, which Moon Butterfly had no choice but to accept. In upcoming episodes, she will be tried for abandoning her kingdom. Star spoke with her again in her tower, and they ended their conversation by looking at the palace rose garden together.

In "Sweet Dreams," Eclipsa saves Marco and Star from being lost in the void of space. When Marco reacts to her presence with hostility, Eclipsa mocks his karate stance. After Star kicks Marco out of her room, she and Eclipsa talk, and Eclipsa reveals that she escaped her imprisonment in her tower by using secret passages she used when she was younger. Eclipsa encourages Star to follow her dreams and see where they lead, telling her, "All knowledge is good knowledge." Eclipsa then returns to her tower through a passage in Star's wall.

In "Monster Bash", it is revealed that Eclipsa is the mother of Meteora Butterfly, the true identity of Miss Heinous.

In "Total Eclipsa the Moon" he takes a trip to the royal archive where he discovers with Moon Butterfly that his daughter's name was deleted and replaced with Festivia Butterfly, leaving what happened to his real daughter, Meteora Butterfly, a mystery.

Finally, in "Butterfly Trap," the High Commission of Magic holds a trial against her for her crimes, where she confesses to abandoning her husband, King Shastacan, and running away with a monster, to writing a chapter of spells in the book (though she didn't consider them evil or forbidden), and to showing no remorse for what she did. Eclipsa was found guilty of crimes against Mewmanity, but the High Commission of Magic was also found guilty of falsifying Mewni's history and omitting the truth about the Butterfly family for generations.

In "Tough Love," Eclipsa works alongside Moon to find Meteora as she wreaks havoc on Mewni. Upon reuniting with her daughter, Eclipsa attempts to reason with her using tough love. When that fails, Moon tries to capture and incapacitate Meteora by force, but Eclipsa intervenes, resulting in an attack that leaves Moon vulnerable and forces her to escape through a portal.

In "Divide," Eclipsa informs Star of everything that happened during the events of "Tough Love," and Star confines her to her quarters to prevent her from interfering during the upcoming battle against Meteora.

In the episode "Conquer," Eclipsa escapes her confinement and is forced to reclaim the royal magic wand to defeat Meteora once and for all. After Meteora reverts to a baby, Star gives her the Magic Wand, making her its owner and rightful heir to the throne of Mewni. Eclipsa takes it and leaves Mewni to return to her husband, Globgor.

In "Butterfly Follies," Eclipsa becomes the new queen of Mewni after Star relinquishes the throne to her. As queen, she outlaws the unjust imprisonment and mistreatment of monsters. She also enlists the help of monsters to free Globgor from his crystal prison, but their efforts are in vain.

In "Moon Remembers", she is delighted to see Queen Moon safe, and the two greet each other in friendly terms, bond while playing guitar and converse at the royal dinner.

In "Swim Suit," she engages in a battle with Rhombulus after he refuses to release Globgor from his crystal prison and attacks him with various dark magic spells, including a body-swap spell, hoping to free her husband. Star eventually persuades her to stop, and she shows remorse for her actions.

In "Yada Yada Berries," Eclipsa learns of a plot by someone in the kingdom to turn her to stone and that her popularity among Mewmans (and even some monsters) is very low. Despite this, she seeks to change public opinion about herself by appearing on Pony Head's talk show, "The Ponyhead Show." In "Surviving the Spiderbites," she arranges a meeting at the temple with the Spiderbite royal family and eventually wins their favor, revealing her desire to restore the Magic Book of Spells so she can learn more advanced spells.

In "Curse of the Blood Moon", Marco talks to Eclipsa about his feelings for Star.

In "The Knight Shift," Eclipsa conducts a ceremony to appoint several new Knights of Mewni, including Marco. In "Queen-Napped," she is part of an elaborate social media hoax perpetrated by Pony Head and her sisters to boost their popularity. In "Junkin' Janna," Eclipsa meets with the Magical High Commission to discuss a potential new threat to Mewni.

In "The Monster and the Queen," Eclipsa uses her magic to enter Globgor's mind and spend time with him. When she learns that the kingdom is still afraid of her, she chooses to remain trapped in the crystal until they accept her.

In "Coronation," Eclipsa's official coronation as Queen takes place, but the festivities are interrupted by Globgor's sudden release from his crystal prison, and the Magical High Commission immediately suspects her. After Globgor flees to protect his family and Star convinces him to return, it is revealed that Rhombulus released Globgor to prove he is nothing more than a monster. However, the Mewmans witness Globgor's love for his wife and daughter, and they come to accept him, allowing Eclipsa to reunite her family.

In "Ready, Aim, Fire," Eclipsa defends the Temple of Monsters when it is suddenly attacked by Mina Loveberry in giant armor. In "The Right Way," Eclipsa uses the Total Annihilation spell to destroy Mina's armor. However, it is revealed that it wasn't Mina inside the armor and that Mina was heading to the Temple of Monsters with an entire army of newly created Solarian Warriors.

In "Here to Help," Eclipsa confronts Moon when it's revealed that Moon conspired with Mina to oust Eclipsa from power. When Moon demands that Eclipsa abdicate as queen and leave Mewni with her family in exchange for calling off Mina's attack, Eclipsa reluctantly agrees. However, Mina betrays Moon and carries out her plan to wipe out all monsters, forcing Eclipsa to flee with Star, Marco, Moon, and Meteora (with Hekapoo's help) in "Pizza Party."

In "The Tavern at the End of the Multiverse," Eclipsa comforts Moon after Star disowns her for her actions and offers to play pool with her, holding no grudge over Moon's actions.

In "Cleaved," Eclipsa helps Star destroy all magic. While doing so, the ghosts of the previous queens appear before them, including her mother, Queen Solaria. Although they initially avoid her, after achieving their goal, the two have a brief, heartfelt conversation and seemingly reconcile when Solaria accepts Meteora. After Globgor heals from his injuries and the family is reunited, Eclipsa decides to enroll Meteora in kindergarten.

When she touches the magic wand, it transforms into an umbrella. The marks on her cheeks are two spades. Her mother died before she reached adulthood. Due to the possibility that Rhombulus imprisoned innocent people, it is unclear whether Eclipsa was frozen for being evil or simply under suspicion of being evil. Due to Eclipsa's "black sheep" status in the royal family, Star didn't know of her existence until "Into the Wand". Eclipsa's dark veins are a very common trait in many media featuring dark-bodied creatures, indicating that darkness (or a similar form of dark magic) is consuming its host—something that isn't true in that series.