I like this show and yes I am an adult, why did Marco go from being a hero to basically being a hero to being a brat in the new season? You lost me.. did I mention that I am a Nelson family?

Hi my name is Bob. And I find this cartoon very amusing especially in the first 2 seasons. However, I didn't quite enjoyed the 3rd season. I for one think that they removed the "vs. the forces of evil" in their cartoon title. Furthermore, I don't appreciate how the storyboard directors bashed Marco in the last episodes. From what I've implied, I think they don't even want Marco in their show, instead they force his way in by having him as an exchange student. Moreover, they greeted him with a cold welcome. Torturing a character. To top it all of, his very reason of return, Star, falls in the hands of an undeserving one. What a season! Nice art design B T W. Hi my name is Bob.

The first couple episodes are mediocre as the writers tried to go a bit too over the top with zaniness and thrill, but by the 3rd of 4th episode the show levels itself (still zany but toned down) and becomes a very enjoyable show to watch that is fun for both kids, teens and adults. It looks a bit childish and at times it is, but it is definitely worth a watch if your looking for show to watch and unwind after a long stressful day

With an abundance of Disney animated TV shows that have released over the years (most of which I've ignored ever since Kim Possible and Phineas & Ferb ended their run), none was more surprising than to see the studio present its take on classic "magical girl" and "fantasy" anime spun in their own way. Creator Daron Nefcy certainly presented something that feels like a throwback to the 90s cartoons I once knew (both from the East and West).In the Kingdom of Mewni, 14-year-old Star Butterfly (voiced by The Middle's Eden Sher) is expected to take the throne next in line as ruler. But her energetic and rambunctious nature causes so much damage that her parents - the King and Queen - ultimately send her to Earth where she must live there until she can harness her magic and prove herself worthy. Upon staying as an exchange student by crashing with her Earth friend Marco Diaz by her side, they go together on many misadventures as well as understanding each other both physically and emotionally along the way.Since Nefcy herself admitted that Sailor Moon became the main influence to help creating Star vs The Forces of Evil (including other anime titles), I have to say this is definitely a love letter to the fantasy-magical girl genre in Japanese anime. The show does have its moments of crazed antics commonly found in past American animated shows (which can wear thin when overused), but it compensates by maintaining a sense of staying grounded when the comedy is put aside and the more intense parts start building up the story. This is what kept my eyes and ears open for any important detail. With action, comedy, and a hint of romance thrown in overall, this is a TV show that has conjured up a spell that I've clearly fallen under.