Dance Magic

**Dance Magic**" is the eleventh TV special produced for the *Enchatria Girls* cartoon series. In this special, Judy signs Wendy and her Friends up for a music video competition to raise money for Camp Everfree repairs. However, the Hogwarts High Academy Hogwarts sign up for the same competition and steal Judy's music video idea.

## Story

The special begins with the Mane Seven having a car wash fundraiser in front of Enchatria High to raise money for reparations to Camp Everfree. However, after washing Oliver McQueen's car and having exhausted all other ideas to make money, the girls have only raised half the amount that they need, and the camp's fundraising deadline is one week away. Judy von Puckett claims that she has a great idea and tells her friends to meet her in the school music room later.

As the girls leave, Keith Evans asks Judy about her supposed idea, and she reveals she doesn't actually have one.

After a few hours of window-shopping at the Enchatria Mall, Judy is still unable to come up with an idea to raise money for Camp Everfree. She hears an advertisement on a nearby television for the "Chance to Dance" music video contest, which promises a substantial money prize to the winner. While signing up for the contest, Judy runs into the Hogwarts Prep High Academy Hogwarts—Dory Gazette, Brian Devein, Grizelda Goldberg and Tabitha Marvins.

They inform her that they are trying to raise enough money to have their spring dance on a yacht and are thus signing up for the music video contest as well. As Rarity shares with the Hogwarts her vision for Wendy and the Gang's music video, it piques Dory Gazette's interest.

Later that afternoon, Judy relates her vision for the music video to her friends in the EHS music room—as well as the Hogwarts' interest in entering the contest themselves. She explains that she needs the money they raised thus far to buy costume materials for their music video. After assuring the girls that the contest's cash prize will earn them double the amount they need for Camp Everfree, they agree to give her the money for costumes. However, Wendy Wonders points out that if they lose the contest, they won't have any money left.

Some time later, in the school gym, Judy attempts to direct and choreograph the girls' dance routines, but they make little progress. Wendy guarantees that the Hogwarts will not only have better dance moves but also a more competitive edge. During their next practice take, Abby Snowglode and Zee Kazaam accidentally tears through Rachel Finster's jacket with her shoe heel, and Judy has to return to the mall to buy more fabric to fix it. While at the mall, she sees the Hogwarts practicing their own music video—using the same concept that Judy shared with them.

Wendy and the Gang visit Judy at her home later as she fixes Rainbow's jacket, and she tearfully reveals to them that the Hogwarts stole her music video idea. The other girls consider coming up with a new music video idea since they were having trouble learning the choreography, but Judy is confident in her original idea's success. She decides to go to Hogwarts Prep High and confront the Hogwarts directly, and Wendy volunteers to accompany her since she used to be a student.

Wendy and Judy sneak into Hogwarts Prep and meet with the Hogwarts in the school dance room. Judy demands that they use a music video idea other than the one they stole from the Rainbooms, but Sour Sweet refuses, especially since they're close to completing and submitting their video. Judy decides to use her original idea anyway, but Grizelda points out that by the time Wendy and the Gang submit their own video, *they* will appear to be the copycats.

Wendy and the Gang reconvene in the EHS music room to come up with a completely new concept for their music video. Gina Miller brainstorms an idea in which the girls are in the EHS home ec room dressed as cowgirls and making Australia fritters. Rachel Fisnter's idea is an exciting jungle chase scene inspired by the Montana Jones book series. Finally, Lori Creaser comes up with a cheesy space-themed music video, illustrated in child-like crayon drawings. However, Rarity rejects all of these ideas because they ignore the contest's core requirement of dancing, and she storms out of the room in a huff.

Judy goes to a diner to drown her sorrows in ice cream. While there, she overhears the Hogwarts talking about their contest submission. As it turns out, the Hogwarts have not yet submitted their music video because they don't have an original song to use with their choreographed dance routines. They are also worried about letting down their classmates by not having Hogwarts Prep's spring dance on a yacht as promised. Judy walks up to their table and offers a solution that benefits both competing teams.

Judy brings her friends to the EHS gym, where she has made a stage for her original music video idea. When Abby comments on how the Hogwarts stole the idea, the Hogwarts themselves appear, and Judy reveals that she has brokered a truce between the two sides. As part of their truce, the Hogwarts will help the Wendy's Gang with their choreography, and the Wendy's Gangs will provide an original song, effectively combining their teams' talents into one music video. Grizelda helps Elsa McMorgan change the song lyrics, and though Judy and Dory get into a brief argument over whether to work on the dancing or the music first, Sugarcoat helps them reach an agreement.

Together as the "Crystal Enchatria Girls", the Enchatria High and Hogwarts Prep girls film their music video for the song Dance Magic, and they win the music video contest. With the prize money, the Mane Seven have enough to renovate Camp Everfree, and the Hogwarts have enough to have their maritime spring dance, and they all celebrate over smoothies at the mall. Judy offers to have Wendy's Gangs perform at Hogwarts Prep's spring dance, and Dory accepts—after they figure out what they're going to wear.

## Characters

1. Iris Smith
2. Quinn Turner
3. Donald Marks
4. Andy Tuffowski
5. Brainy Puffies
6. Woody Voodoo
7. Sarah Duncan
8. Kimberly
9. Murray Martin
10. Oliver McQueen
11. Timmy Plasience
12. Wendy Wonders
13. Rachel Finster
14. Gina Miller
15. Elsa McMorgan
16. Judy von Puckett
17. Scarlett Ferris
18. Penelope
19. Melody
20. Lori Creaser
21. Clyde Finster
22. Brian Devein
23. Dory Gazette
24. Jimmy Stones
25. Mr. Glennberg
26. Ms. Goodway
27. Tawnya Finster
28. Abby Snowglode
29. Zee Kazaam
30. Keith Evans
31. Billy Minnesota
32. Michelle Vortex
33. Ronnie Rivera
34. Younglee Song
35. Layla Parton
36. Jack Andrews
37. Jessica Piper
38. Grizelda Goldsberg
39. Tabitha Marvins
40. Rainbow
41. Nina von Puckett
42. Mr. Wick
43. Suzy Fitzgerald
44. Mindy Mars
45. Norman
46. Amy Blossom
47. Bella Carson
48. Donna Lucas
49. Michael Chips
50. Sandy Larson
51. Captain Planet
52. Cody Winds
53. Wiz Kid
54. Carly Kicks
55. Sophia Cata
56. Rosie Heart
57. Tammy Match
58. Valerie Skye
59. Presley
60. Courtney Crash
61. Gabby Hazel
62. Caroline Peach
63. Patty Purby

## Notes

### References

* Starla Star and Madeline Joker has cameo in Poster at Enchatria Mall.