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* AlphaBitch: Vivica, who's mean to everyone in the main cast. Thankfully, she isn't a Star darlings.
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* AlphaBitch: Vivica, who's mean to everyone in the main cast. Thankfully, she isn't a Star darlings.Darling.
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* FiveManBand: While there are 12 Star Darlings in total, the web series and most merchandising primarily focuses on Sage, Libby, Leona, Vega, and Scarlet, who are also the first five Star Darlings focused on in the book series.
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So far the books and webs eries seem to be consistent with each other, so I don\'t think there\'s a need to split off pages yet.
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* AlphaBitch: Vivica, who's mean to everyone in the main cast. Thankfully, she isn't a Star darlings.
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* SceneryPorn: The web series has beautifully-animated backgrounds and magic effects.
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* AntiMagic: In the web series, Starling scientists theorize that Negatite, made by granting negative wishes, can counteract positive wish energy.
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A series of 12 books are planned thus far, as are an animated web series, dolls, lifestyle and storytelling apps, and music.
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A series of 12 books are planned thus far, as are an [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sCXQ06yaNDs animated web series, series]], dolls, lifestyle and storytelling apps, and music.
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* PinocchioSyndrome: Scarlet's greatest wish is to live on Wishworld, and she loves studying about it.
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Due to a wish energy crisis, it's decided that young female Starlings, called Star Darlings, will take up the difficult task of granting young Wishlings' wishes.
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Due to a wish energy crisis, it's decided that young female Starlings, called Star Darlings, will take up the difficult task of granting young Wishlings' wishes. \n It's hoped that doing so will provide greater amounts of energy.
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* CastFromHitPoints: Wish energy is what powers Starland, so using excessive amounts of energy granting small wishes makes Star Darlings exhausted.
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* CastFromHitPoints: Wish energy Energy from granted wishes is what powers Starland, so using excessive amounts of energy granting small wishes makes Star Darlings exhausted.
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* ForegoneConclusion: Subverted in-universe, as around 50 percent of wish missions end in failure, usually due to misidentifying the wisher or misidentifying the wish. This is further examined in Leona's book, where [[spoiler:she actually fails to grant her wish]].
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* ForegoneConclusion: Subverted in-universe, as around 50 percent of wish missions end in failure, usually due to misidentifying the wisher or wisher, misidentifying the wish.wish, or running out of time to grant it. This is further examined in Leona's book, where [[spoiler:she actually fails to grant her wish]].
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Going by future book summaries here.
* BrokenMasquerade: [[spoiler:Adora's book has her Wisher see her true appearance, stranding her on Earth until the other Star Darlings can help]].
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* {{Cliffhanger}}: ''Libby and the Class Election'' ends with the girls learning that [[spoiler:one of them isn't actually a Star Darling]].
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* ClearMyName: [[spoiler:Scarlet's book]] starts with her investigating her removal from the Star Darlings, convinced it was a mistake.
* {{Cliffhanger}}: ''Libby and the Class Election'' ends with the girls learning that[[spoiler:one of them [[spoiler:Scarlet isn't actually a Star Darling]].
* {{Cliffhanger}}: ''Libby and the Class Election'' ends with the girls learning that
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* LaserGuidedAmnesia: After granting a wish, the Star Darlings erase their Wisher's memories of them. Sage is dismayed at this since it happens seemingly by accident.
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* TheSixthRanger: Ophelia, a Star Darling brought in to replace [[spoiler:Scarlet]].
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* GrumpyBear: Scarlet is usually broody and snarky all the time.
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* ItsAllAboutMe: Leona is pretty self-centered and has a loud personality, making working with her difficult at times.
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* CurtainsMatchTheWindow: The Star Darlings' eye colors all match their hair colors.
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* EverythingsBetterWithSparkles: Starlings' skin and hair have a natural sparkle to them.
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** Libby has this happen with the wish itself, mistaking Ava's wish as wanting to win the class election rather than staying friends with her campaign rival, Kristie.
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** Libby has this happen with the wish itself, mistaking itself. She mistook Ava's wish as wanting to win the class election rather than staying when she actually wanted to stay friends with her campaign rival, Kristie.
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* AsYouKnow: Libby's book has a recap of Sage's adventure a fourth of the way through. It's justified in-universe as a teaching example, pointing out what Sage did wrong as well as what she did right.
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* DoWellButNotPerfect: Sage had this happen by mistake. Since she pursued the wrong Wisher at first, even when her mistake was corrected, she didn't collect as much Wish energy as she could have.
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* ForegoneConclusion: Subverted in-universe, as around 50 percent of wish missions end in failure, usually due to misidentifying the wisher or misidentifying the wish.
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* MistakenIdentity: Sage mistook a Wishling who wanted her classmates to attend her party as the one she was supposed to help, when it was actually a person behind her.
** Libby has this happen with the wish itself, mistaking Ava's wish as wanting to win the class election rather than staying friends with her campaign rival, Kristie.
** Libby has this happen with the wish itself, mistaking Ava's wish as wanting to win the class election rather than staying friends with her campaign rival, Kristie.
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* CallARabbitASmeerp: To such an extent that every book has a glossary in the back.
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* SpaceX: Star is often used this way. To name a few: starmin/starsec, starcar, starkin, and star salutations.
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* WizardingSchool: The girls reside in Starling Academy where they learn to grant wishes to Earth.
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* SurvivalMantra: Each Star Darling has a Mirror Mantra, which helps them focus and feel better about themselves in tough situations.
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* ThePerfectionist: Vega's main description.
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Each Star Darling has a different different, usually impossible hair color.
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* WorldBuilding: Each book has a detailed glossary to explain terms, and goes into detail about the Starling life cycle.
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* CompellingVoice: The Star Darlings use this power to get around on Earth and to get close to their assigned Wisher.
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* ExtremeDoormat: Libby is a people-pleaser to the extent that it's hard for her to make her own decisions and say no to people.
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''Star Darlings'' is a Creator/{{Disney}}-published franchise created in 2015 by Shana and Ahmet Zappa. The franchise focuses on the inhabitants of Starland, who live on a star and grant human wishes. To them, Earth is Wishworld and we're Wishlings.
Due to a wish energy crisis, it's decided that young female Starlings, called Star Darlings, will take up the difficult task of granting young Wishlings' wishes.
A series of 12 books are planned thus far, as are an animated web series, dolls, lifestyle and storytelling apps, and music.
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!!This franchise contains examples of:
* CastFromHitPoints: Wish energy is what powers Starland, so using excessive amounts of energy granting small wishes makes Star Darlings exhausted.
* {{Constellations}}: Each Star Darling has traits associated with a constellation, as well as their birthday's corresponding Zodiac sign.
* EnsembleCast: There are 12 main girls, each with her own book, as well as several Starling adults and inhabitants of Earth.
* {{Glamour}}: Star Darlings and Starlings in general adapt human appearances on Earth, covering up their skin's natural sparkle and unnaturally-colored hair.
* HatePlague: Starting with the second book, ''Libby and the Class Election'', something in Starland has been causing the girls to argue amongst themselves. The exact cause isn't discovered in the book, but is implied to be [[spoiler:the flowers in the girls' rooms]].
* SkunkStripe: While disguised on Earth, Libby retains a streak of her natural pink hair.
* {{Smurfing}}: Several Starland terms and expressions have the word 'star' in them.
* UnfortunateNames: When trying to think of a fake name, Libby gives herself the last name Liverwurst.
* {{Veganopia}}: No one on Starland, including animals, eats meat. When Libby sees an Earth zoo exhibit about sea lions eating fish, she's unsure how to feel, having never seen carnivores before.
* WorldBuilding: Each book has a detailed glossary to explain terms, and goes into detail about the Starling life cycle.
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''Star Darlings'' is a Creator/{{Disney}}-published franchise created in 2015 by Shana and Ahmet Zappa. The franchise focuses on the inhabitants of Starland, who live on a star and grant human wishes. To them, Earth is Wishworld and we're Wishlings.
Due to a wish energy crisis, it's decided that young female Starlings, called Star Darlings, will take up the difficult task of granting young Wishlings' wishes.
A series of 12 books are planned thus far, as are an animated web series, dolls, lifestyle and storytelling apps, and music.
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!!This franchise contains examples of:
* CastFromHitPoints: Wish energy is what powers Starland, so using excessive amounts of energy granting small wishes makes Star Darlings exhausted.
* {{Constellations}}: Each Star Darling has traits associated with a constellation, as well as their birthday's corresponding Zodiac sign.
* EnsembleCast: There are 12 main girls, each with her own book, as well as several Starling adults and inhabitants of Earth.
* {{Glamour}}: Star Darlings and Starlings in general adapt human appearances on Earth, covering up their skin's natural sparkle and unnaturally-colored hair.
* HatePlague: Starting with the second book, ''Libby and the Class Election'', something in Starland has been causing the girls to argue amongst themselves. The exact cause isn't discovered in the book, but is implied to be [[spoiler:the flowers in the girls' rooms]].
* SkunkStripe: While disguised on Earth, Libby retains a streak of her natural pink hair.
* {{Smurfing}}: Several Starland terms and expressions have the word 'star' in them.
* UnfortunateNames: When trying to think of a fake name, Libby gives herself the last name Liverwurst.
* {{Veganopia}}: No one on Starland, including animals, eats meat. When Libby sees an Earth zoo exhibit about sea lions eating fish, she's unsure how to feel, having never seen carnivores before.
* WorldBuilding: Each book has a detailed glossary to explain terms, and goes into detail about the Starling life cycle.
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