The Magic High Commission is an important organization in the Disney animated series "Star vs. the Forces of Evil". It consists of four members who are responsible for overseeing and regulating all magical activities in the series' fictional universe. The members of the commission are Hekapoo, Rhombulus, Omnitraxus Prime, and Lekmet. Hekapoo is a fiery and determined member of the commission who controls dimensional scissors, which allows her to travel between dimensions. Rhombulus is a powerful and rough-tempered member who can crystallize people and objects.
Magic High Commission
The Magic High Commission, also called the MHC [1] or the Magical High Commission, is a council of beings and magic users from various dimensions that oversees all of the magic activity in the universe. They were created and established by Glossaryck, and their headquarters is located at the Bureaucracy of Magic in an unknown dimension.
As of "Cleaved", it has been disbanded due to all of its members being wiped from existence after all magic in the universe is destroyed.
Rhombulus is a powerful and rough-tempered member who can crystallize people and objects. Omnitraxus Prime is a wise and balanced member who has the ability to control time and space. Lekmet is a goat-like creature who possesses healing abilities.
Members
- Glossaryck: One of the three original founders of the Magic High Commission. He was created by the universe itself to give Mewmans a better understanding of the magic that permeates the universe.
- Lekmet: One of the three original founders of the Commission and its High Chancellor; declared deceased in "Return to Mewni". Glossaryck created him to give Mewmans an understanding of the impermanence of existence. The full extent of his role in the Commission is unknown; in Star and Marco's Guide to Mastering Every Dimension, Glossaryck states, "His contribution to the commission must not be spoken."
- Omnitraxus Prime: One of the three original founders of the Commission. Glossaryck created him to maintain the multiverse for Mewmans and explain to them the delicate strands of space-time.
- Hekapoo: The forger and enforcer of all dimensional scissors. Glossaryck created her to provide Mewmans with the means of interdimensional travel. If necessary, she can also close off all interdimensional travel.
- Rhombulus: The least mature member of the Commission. He serves as the council's "muscle" and judges certain individuals of the multiverse by determining whether or not they pose a threat to its safety. This sometimes results in him wrongfully imprisoning people in crystal due to his reliance on instinct rather than logic.
- Reynaldo the Bald Pate: The enforcer of orderliness in the universe. He retired from the Commission after Queen Rhina Butterfly cast a spell on him that made him speak only in riddles, and currently serves as the ferryman for the River of Time.
- Moon Butterfly: The former queen of Mewni and the newest member of the Magic High Commission until Eclipsa Butterfly returned to the throne. She was inducted into the Commission after exhibiting a mastery of magic and proving her leadership as a queen. Her role in the Commission is to oversee the relationship between Mewmans and magic. She was also once the new head, succeeding Lekmet after his death.
The Magic High Commission serves as a disciplinary and justice system for the magical community. They are responsible for enforcing rules and punishing those who abuse magic or pose a threat to the balance of the universe. They also assist in training and guiding young magic apprentices, such as the show's protagonist, Star Butterfly. Throughout the series, the Magic High Commission plays a significant role in the storyline as they face various challenges and conflicts. They often find themselves at odds with Star and her friends, who challenge the commission's strict rules and methods. As the series progresses, the members of the commission undergo personal growth and face their own individual struggles. Overall, the Magic High Commission is an integral part of the "Star vs. the Forces of Evil" series, providing a sense of structure and order to the magical world. Their strong personalities and unique abilities add depth and complexity to the show's narrative, making them memorable and intriguing characters..
Reviews for "The Magic High Commission in Popular Culture: From Books to Movies"
1. Sarah - 2/5 rating - I really had high hopes for "Magic High Commission" based on the concept and the promising trailer, but unfortunately, it fell flat for me. The characters felt one-dimensional and lacked depth, making it hard to connect with any of them. The plot was confusing and poorly developed, leaving me feeling unsatisfied and disinterested. Overall, the show had a lot of potential, but failed to deliver on its promises.
2. John - 1/5 rating - I found "Magic High Commission" to be extremely boring and unoriginal. The storyline was clichéd and predictable, and the acting was mediocre at best. The visual effects were lackluster, failing to create an immersive magical world. The pacing was slow and dragged on, making it a struggle to finish watching the series. Overall, I was thoroughly disappointed with "Magic High Commission" and would not recommend it to others.
3. Emily - 2/5 rating - I was eager to watch "Magic High Commission" as a fan of fantasy shows, but I was left feeling underwhelmed. The characters were poorly developed, and their motivations were unclear. The dialogue was often cringe-worthy and lacked substance. The plot twists felt forced and contrived, failing to keep me engaged. While the show had potential, it ultimately failed to deliver an enjoyable watching experience.
4. David - 2.5/5 rating - "Magic High Commission" had an interesting premise, but the execution fell short. The show struggled with pacing issues, jumping between scenes without proper explanations or transitions. The character development was weak, making it difficult to root for any of the protagonists. The plot lacked depth and complexity, resulting in a forgettable viewing experience. While some aspects showed potential, it was ultimately a disappointing watch.