Star and Mewni Creek/Characters

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Star Butterfly
Prior to the events, Star Butterfly has moved back in with the Diazs, yet, has to face the townspeople every now and then after her decision to destroy the magic which resulted in Mewni and Echo Creek's merge. Moon: Star, aren't you ever going to cut down on eating? Eclipsa: Oh, Moon, it's not her fault she can't help it. Besides, she's a growing girl; she needs nourishment. Star: Just SHUT UP!!! I am sick and tired of being blamed for everything I do! The fires, the wand, the magic, my behavior...! For once, I just wanna be given respect like my family despite everything they did for my people, but nope, the same old thing: blame it on a Butterfly! (Beat, then cries) Alfonzo: (to Marco) ...you got it all: a knighthood, a buttkicking girlfriend-- Star: "Former" buttkicking girlfriend, mind you. I'm retired from buttkicking. Marco: Since when are you retired? Star: Since that dojo incident thingy. I vowed never to harm with my fists ever again. Marco: Well, can't argue with that.
 * Aesop Amnesia: While most of her morals are still there, she doesn't bother with the Mewman citizens after merging Echo Creek and Mewni into one since they're all displeased about it, and loses hope to change their minds.
 * Big Eater: She's developed a sudden appetite at some point after moving back with Marco. She became more fond of various Earth food over the years to the point where it becomes her obsession.
 * Bystander Syndrome: Since she's familiar with common stuff happening out of the ordinary, it's a simple shrug off.
 * Cloudcuckoolander: From her sudden Flanderization and Taking a Level in Dumbass, she's far more out there than before the predecessor's events.
 * Drives Like Crazy: "Star Driver" has Star learning to drive, with lesser results until the end.
 * Flanderization: Upon the following season, her appetite for Earth food becomes pretty constant, not to mention becoming more stupider in order to serve as the Foil to Marco's Smart Guy role.
 * Girliness Upgrade: She's now wearing a bright blue dress and no longer wearing her trademark leggings for the most part.
 * Hero with Bad Publicity: She receives this after revealing that she was responsible for destroying the magic and merging Mewni and Earth together. All the Mewman citizens are pretty much on her case nowadays, minus the human citizens, monsters, and the people who still support her.
 * Hypocritical Humor: More or less when it comes to her stupidity.
 * Jerkass Has a Point: In "Star vs. the Flu", she blames Marco responsible for her catching Mariposa's cold, had he been there to discover about it earlier.
 * Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Among developing some stubbornness, she's still respectful to her friends and family regardless.
 * Large Ham: Far moreso than in Forces of Evil; she has No Indoor Voice when livid, for one thing.
 * Limited Wardrobe: Star currently wears a sleeveless dress (the one pictured above) after all her other dresses were ruined due to her room attached to the Monster Temple coming apart suddenly, which was when she was moving back with Marco.
 * Masculine Girl, Feminine Boy: Marco's become more caring while Star's more cantankerous.
 * Nice Job Breaking It, Hero!: The Mewman race blames her for destroying the magic and merging their home with Echo Creek.
 * Rage Breaking Point: Star looses her crap when Tom and Kelly berate her that she's the reason why they can't get back home.
 * Retired Badass: Star had given up her enthusiastic fighting side of her prior to "Kick-Star-Ta", as revealed in "New Friends".
 * Spotlight-Stealing Squad: Throughout almost the whole series.
 * Team Mom: For a girl with a recent temper, she's pretty supportive and playfully acting like Tom and Kelly's surrogate mom.
 * Temporary Bulk Change: Happens to her in "Brittney and Star". The episode has the now overweight Brittney manipulating Star into overeating unhealthy foods so to not feel self-conscience about her body's current state. In the aftermath, Star has become morbidly obese and much more larger than Brittney.
 * Took a Level in Dumbass: At the second half of the first season, she's more dumber than before. From a production standpoint, this was done for the sake of comedy.
 * Took a Level in Jerkass: At the middle-half of the second season, Star appears more stubborn and pigheaded than before. Aside from her Jerkass Balls from the previous series, she's become a full-on Jerkass. While she still treats her friends and family with respect, she's just developed some laziness as time went on; such as napping when she wants. Not to mention the stress she gets from the citizens that are boycotting her on a daily basis.
 * Womanchild: Since the show takes place three years after the events, Star's at the age of 18, and she's still acting like a teenager.

Marco Diaz
''Star Butterfly's squire, best friend, and boyfriend, Marco Diaz, has developed into a more sophisticated and serious person among the passing years. Yet, still has to serving as Star's foil.'' Marco: I'll be the dad, Star will be the mom, and you guys (Tom and Kelly) will be the the kids who aren't getting on my nerves!
 * Acting Your Intellectual Age: He's become more nurturing and developed responsibility since the past two years.
 * Designated Parents: More or less when serving this role.
 * Morality Pet: To the now-cantankerous Star.
 * Only Sane Man: This role expands more on Marco while his Butt-Monkey role decreased. He mainly serves as the more level-headed in the group and he's still serving as the Cloudcuckoolander's Minder to Star.
 * Out of Focus: A little bit in the second season.
 * Team Dad: As he put in context in one episode:
 * However, this becomes downplayed later on.
 * What the Hell, Hero?: In The Movie, he calls out Star for turning her back on saving their home all because of the Mewman citizens were ungrateful to her and are still against her.
 * Masculine Girl, Feminine Boy: Marco's now more the Morality Pet and the calm voice-of-reason opposite Star, who's now infuriated and stubborn.

Tom Lucitor
Star Butterfly's ex-boyfriend and Marco's good friend, Tom Lucitor, becomes trapped on Earth with Star and Marco and makes the best of his residence with them.
 * An Arm and a Leg: Tom has his tail ripped off accidentally by Marco during a fight they had in "Friends and Benefits", leaving him currently tailless as the show progresses.
 * Ascended Extra: Even though he had a good time as a supporting character throughout Forces of Evil, Mewni Creek gives him the role as the tritagonist.
 * Fish Out of Water: While he's got grasp on 75% of Earth culture, he just needs to get used to fitting in out of his comfort zone.
 * Heartbreak and Ice Cream: In "Buddies", he sinks into depression after Janna dumps him after she saw him and Kelly kiss on Buddies, believing he was cheating on her. At the end of the episode, he and Star share a tub of melted ice cream as he talks about Janna dumping him.
 * Like Brother and Sister: Between him and Kelly.
 * Limited Wardrobe: Tom is seen in only his clothes from his suit as his casual wear. Justified as Tom had changed into his suit on his way back to the Underworld to attend something with his parents until he was separated from his world. Also, all his other clothes are back home.
 * Took a Level in Kindness: Upon the end of "New Friends", he's attended an anger management class to help him grasp his anger. Following episodes have him show some sympathy and concern, much akin to Marco.
 * Trapped in Another World: He gets separated from their home dimensions and stuck on Earth, resulting in moving in with Marco and Star no doubt.
 * Vitriolic Best Buds: With Kelly.

Kelly
An old member of the Bounce Crew and one of Star's friends back in the day, Kelly ends up stuck on Earth with Tom after wanting to make a quick visit to see Star.
 * Ascended Extra: She had a supporting role during the third season before being Demoted to Extra in Forces of Evil 's last season. Here, she serves as the secondary tritagonist with Tom.
 * Fish Out of Water: Unlike Star and Marco, she's unaware about Earth's culture.
 * Important Haircut: In her first episode of the show, she's shown to her Rapunzel Hair cut as she wanted to change a part of herself.
 * Like Brother and Sister: She and Tom sometimes engage in Snark-to-Snark Combat as any sibling would with another.
 * Trapped in Another World: Like Tom, Kelly gets separated from her home before she could make a quick visit to Star. Now, she's sharing Star's old bedroom with Tom in the Diaz house. As her image quote shows, she misses Woolandia and her family, and even tried to wish to be home as her and Tom's celebrated first week.
 * Vitriolic Best Buds: With Tom.

Moon Butterfly
''Former queen of Mewni and Star's mother, Moon Butterfly, had left her Kingdom to start a new life with her husband. As time went on, they've adapted into the sheer roughness of the wilderness.''
 * Butt-Monkey: It's usually when Star's involved. She either ignores Moon's motherly demands like when Moon wanted her family having no involvement with the Diazs in "The Butterfly Diaz Friendship Fiasco", or when she receives minor Amusing Injuries such as being hugged too hard by a morbidly obese Star in "Brittney and Star".
 * Fire-Forged Friends: With Angie, as of the second season.
 * No Respect Guy: Whenever it's between River and Star (mostly Star) treating her unfairly.
 * Surrounded By Idiots: Whether she's with Star or River, she's still the far more intellectual one in her family.
 * Vitriolic Best Buds: With Angie after the end of "The Butterfly Diaz Friendship Fiasco".
 * With Friends Like These...: As mentioned above, she and Angie don't get along well after being more introduced, as Moon finds her irritating of how she's never that serious.

River Butterfly
''River Butterfly, father of Star and husband of Moon, had joined her wife to live a new life after leaving their Kingdom. These days, he and Moon are usually disagreeing with each other since Earth and Mewni were merged.''
 * Dumbass Has a Point: Regardless of Moon's demand they have no involvement with the Diazs in "The Butterfly Diaz Friendship Fiasco", he suggests to Moon she give them another chance.
 * Heterosexual Life-Partners: He and Raphael have become instant friends from their enthusiastic behavior.
 * Screw the Rules, I'm Doing What's Right: He disregards Moon's demand to have no interaction with the Diaz family and pleads she give them another chance.