"Audrey's New Do? New Don't!" is the third episode of the animated short series Descendants: Wicked World which premiered on October 2, 2015.
Plot
Audrey is rummaging through her closet, looking for something that will get at even odds with the Villain Kids, since they are getting more attention than her and everyone is into their dark edgy hairstyles. Jane believes that looks have nothing to do with it and has learnt from the hard way that its not always about how one looks its what inside that counts.
Audrey then brings up the time when Mal gave her cool hair, which she believes made her go from plain Jane to "kinda plain Jane". She then tells her to use magic on her hair, so she can have the same kind of hair to achieve more popularity. However, Jane doesn't even know that she has magic, but Audrey reminds her that her mother is the Fairy Godmother, who alongside Maleficent are the most powerful people ever, thereby assuming that if Mal has magic like her mother then so does Jane. Audrey then asks Jane if she remembers the spell Mal used on her hair, and Jane recalls that for her she said "New Hair" and for Lonnie she said "Cool Hair".
Audrey takes a seat and says she will take both hairdos, as she wants something that is really out there. Jane remains uneasy about using magic on her hair, but after giving her some persuasive encouragement, she casts the spell on Audrey's hair, but instead of giving her new or cool hair she has given her awfully crazy hair. Audrey doesn't appear to be aware of what Jane has done and thinks she looks amazing judging my Jane's shocking comment. Then she hands her, her camera phone and tells her to post a picture.
Cast
- Sarah Jeffery as Audrey
- Brenna D'Amico as Jane
Trivia
- Jane uses her own magical abilities for the first time in this episode.
- Jane is the second person to cast the new hair spell that Mal cast multiple times in the movie.
- There are four pictures of the Three Good Fairies hanging on the wall of Audrey's room.
- The line Audrey quotes "Mirror, Mirror on the wall, who's the nicest of them all" is a pun to the line quoted by The Evil Queen in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, when she asks the Magic Mirror who's the fairest of them all.
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