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| − | |pronunciation = mew- |
+ | |pronunciation = mew-ree-ETTA ani-matta<br> |
| − | murrey-etta ani-MATTA |
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|effect = Bring any inanimate object to life. |
|effect = Bring any inanimate object to life. |
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| − | |first mention = [[Pop Me and We Both Go Down]]|image = }}'''Murrieta-animata''' is a spell that can bring any inanimate object to life. It is first used in [[Season 1|season one]] by [[Max Russo|Max]] during a magic lesson. |
+ | |first mention = [[Pop Me and We Both Go Down]]|image = Murrieta-animata.gif|counter-spell = [[Garibay Immobilitay]]}}'''Murrieta-animata''' is a spell that can bring any inanimate object to life. It is first used in [[Season 1|season one]] by [[Max Russo|Max]] during a magic lesson. |
==Know uses== |
==Know uses== |
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Max first attempts to bring a cup to life during a magic lesson. However, the spell doesn't work because Max fails to picture the cup with arms and legs, and is instead thinking about the cheese [[Jerry Russo|Jerry]] drew on the board. |
Max first attempts to bring a cup to life during a magic lesson. However, the spell doesn't work because Max fails to picture the cup with arms and legs, and is instead thinking about the cheese [[Jerry Russo|Jerry]] drew on the board. |
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| − | Alex is the second to try the spell during the magic lesson. She animates the figurine of a marathon runner that's on top of a trophy instead of the cup because it seemed easier to her. The spell works perfectly, but the trophy figurene unexpectatedly runs off. |
+ | [[Alex Russo|Alex]] is the second to try the spell during the magic lesson. She animates the figurine of a marathon runner that's on top of a trophy instead of the cup because it seemed easier to her. The spell works perfectly, but the trophy figurene unexpectatedly runs off. |
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| + | The second time Alex uses the spell it's by accident. In an attempt to use a spell on Justin that will give him clear skin, she accidentally uses ''Murrieta-animata'' instead, and animates his zit. |
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==Background== |
==Background== |
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| − | ''Murrieta |
+ | ''Murrieta-animata'' is named after [[Peter Murrieta]], an executive producer and writer for the series. Animata comes from the word 'animate' which means to bring to life. |
| + | ==See also== |
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| + | * [[Murrieta-animata grande]] |
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| + | * [[Garibay Immobilitay]] - counter-spell |
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[[Category:Spells]] |
[[Category:Spells]] |
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Revision as of 19:50, 4 November 2011
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| Pronunciation |
mew-ree-ETTA ani-matta |
| Effect |
Bring any inanimate object to life. |
| Counter-spell |
Garibay Immobilitay |
| First mention | |
Murrieta-animata is a spell that can bring any inanimate object to life. It is first used in season one by Max during a magic lesson.
Know uses
Max first attempts to bring a cup to life during a magic lesson. However, the spell doesn't work because Max fails to picture the cup with arms and legs, and is instead thinking about the cheese Jerry drew on the board.
Alex is the second to try the spell during the magic lesson. She animates the figurine of a marathon runner that's on top of a trophy instead of the cup because it seemed easier to her. The spell works perfectly, but the trophy figurene unexpectatedly runs off.
The second time Alex uses the spell it's by accident. In an attempt to use a spell on Justin that will give him clear skin, she accidentally uses Murrieta-animata instead, and animates his zit.
Background
Murrieta-animata is named after Peter Murrieta, an executive producer and writer for the series. Animata comes from the word 'animate' which means to bring to life.
See also
- Murrieta-animata grande
- Garibay Immobilitay - counter-spell