Multiverse Slave Harem

1. #1Mewniconstantselective

   Keys: Mewni. · Secondary: Dimensions you have conquered.

   Mewni is an alternate dimension, the birthplace of Star Butterfly and the home dimension/realm of the Mewmans, ruled by the Butterfly family. It is a medieval land divided into several kingdoms ruled by kings and queens of various species. The most notable kingdom is Butterfly Castle, formerly ruled by River and Moon Butterfly. After the events of Conquer, Eclipsa Butterfly once again rules as Queen of Mewni with her daughter, Meteora, as the heir. In "Cleaved", the dimension of Mewni is merged together with Earth, creating a brand new dimension that features the locations and landmarks of both. Appearance Mewni looks like a typical fairy tale locale, with various magical creatures and a royal family. Families of nobility include the Butterfly family, the Pony Head family, and the Johansen family. As seen in "Diaz Family Vacation", the occupants residing in the Butterfly Kingdom (ruled over by the Butterfly family) and their place of residence appears to depend on their status in the hierarchy: peasants occupy the lowest land (bottom level), having dirty streets and widespread poverty; then presumably middle-ranking residents occupy the middle section (second level), which is less atrocious than the previous section; and the nobles occupy the highest part of the land where the castle is prominent (top level). This hierarchy appears to have been somewhat dissolved over the course of Eclipsa Butterfly's second reign. Beyond the Butterfly family's kingdom is a swampland, where Mewni's indigenous monster population were forced to flee after the first settlers forced them off of their land. Since Eclipsa reclaimed the throne, however, the monsters have begun reintegrating themselves back into Mewman society. Mewni's main crop is corn, leading to being heavily integrated into Mewni society. The sky on Mewni is pink, in contrast to the blue sky on Earth; however, following the merging of Mewni with Earth, the sky is now a mixture of blue and pink. According to Star and Marco's Guide to Mastering Every Dimension, the royal lineage of the Butterfly family is "matrilineal", meaning the queen holds more authority than the king, and the throne is handed down from the queen to her firstborn daughter. As a result, King River Butterfly (born River Johansen) took his wife's last name upon their marriage. In one case, Prince Jushtin Butterfly was briefly in line to succeed his mother Skywynne as Mewni's ruler, but the birth of his sister Solaria caused him to be superseded. Known places Butterfly Kingdom: Capital of Mewni, home to the Butterfly family. As of "Conquer", the capital lies in ruins. Butterfly Castle: The castle of the royal family. Tapestry Room: A room in where the previous queens of Mewni are depicted in tapestry. Star calls it the "Grandma Room". Butterfly Groundlands: The area immediately surrounding Butterfly Castle, which includes a village. Marketplace: A common marketplace found within the village. Castles: A pair of castles near to Butterfly Castle. Castle Avarius: The castle in which Ludo Avarius and his army previously dwelled. Used to belong to his family before he changed the locks while they were vacationing and took it for his own. It was destroyed in "Storm the Castle", and later rebuilt by Dennis Avarius under his ownership in "Princess Quasar Caterpillar and the Magic Bell". Forest of Certain Death: A dangerous forest occupied by carnivorous plants and monsters, seen in "Diaz Family Vacation". Hydra's Lair: The lair of the Hydra. Castle Avarius II: A dilapidated house that Ludo's parents moved into after he took control of their castle, seen in "Face the Music". Rat bar: A small bar for rats to socially interact and eat porridge. Buff Frog's house: The house where Buff Frog lives with his adopted tadpole children. Corn mine: An underground mine that Ludo used to make monsters grind corn for him. After Ludo abandons it, a group of "alternative monsters" moves in sometime before "Raid the Cave". Monster Temple: Ludo's new home in the mountains that he and his rats, eagle, and spider moved into sometime after "Is Mystery". Destroyed in "Starcrushed". In "Monster Bash", it is revealed to be where Eclipsa Butterfly and her monster husband lived and raised their daughter, Meteora. In season 4, Eclipsa has the temple rebuilt, refurbished, and made into her new castle. New Monstertown: A growing village established at the base of the Monster Temple. Magic Sanctuary: A magic sanctuary/hiding place for the Butterfly family and Magic High Commission. Johansen Kingdom: The kingdom of the Johansens, River Butterfly's born family. Located to the east of Butterfly Castle. Pigeon Kingdom: The kingdom of the pigeons. Located to the west of Butterfly Castle. Jaggy Mountains: The kingdom of the Jaggy royal family. Forest of Unlikely Spider Bites: The kingdom of the Spiderbite royal family. Underworld: A sub-level kingdom located deep in the Mewni underground. Ruled by the Lucitors, Tom Lucitor's family. Cloud Kingdom of the Pony Heads: A kingdom that spans Mewni's entire sky, just below outer space. Ruled by the Pony Heads, Pony Head's family. Kingdom of the Waterfolk: An undersea kingdom that encompasses all of Mewni's oceans. Ruled by the Waterfolk. Lake of Endless Suffering Dam of Constant Sorrow Bridge of the Inevitable Hereafter Village of Monsters: A small village in Mewni where a community of monsters resides. Pie Island: The home of the Pie Folk. It contains a village, a port, and a volcano (filled with lukewarm tomato sauce) where the Pie Folk make their pies. Yurt Village of Mewmans: A Mewman settlement of yurts, comprising of Moon and River Butterfly, and of Mewmans who were either forced to return their land to the monsters their ancestors took said land from, or simply left out of disgust over Eclipsa's rule.

2. #2Star Butterflyconstantselective

   Keys: Star Butterfly. · Secondary: Slave girl, harem member

   “I'm a magical princess from another dimension!” ―Star introducing herself to Marco[src] Star Butterfly, also known as Star the Underestimated, is the main and titular protagonist of Star vs. the Forces of Evil. She is a teenage princess of the Kingdom of Mewni (located in another dimension) sent to Earth by her parents in order to learn how to use the royal magic wand, with supervision from Glossaryck.

   In seasons 1-2, she lives with her Earth hosts, the Diaz family. In season 3, she returns home to Mewni. As of season 4, she lives in the Monster Temple following the destruction of Butterfly Castle. She was also the 37th Queen of Mewni for four days[11] before giving the kingdom to Eclipsa Butterfly.[45] As of "Doop-Doop", she is back to living on Earth. From "Here to Help" onward, she is Marco's girlfriend.

   First appearance Star Comes to Earth Last appearance Cleaved Voice Eden Sher Click "expand" for full list

   Character information Other names B-Fly[1] Click "expand" for full list

   Age 15[19] Birth date Between Torax 1-Norvath 66[11] (Stump Day) Zodiac sign: Capricorn Aureole sign: Pig-Goat[11] Gender Female Species Mewman Occupation Queen of Mewni (briefly) Princess of Mewni (formerly) Echo Creek Academy foreign exchange student (formerly) Queen-in-training[20] (formerly) Affiliations Butterfly family Johansen family Diaz family Bounce Crew Pie Folk Goal To create a future where monsters and Mewmans live as equals To stay with Marco Diaz[21] To be a regular teenager Home Earth/Mewni Monster Temple, Mewni Diaz Household, Echo Creek Butterfly Castle, Mewni (formerly) Relatives River Butterfly (father) Moon Butterfly (mother) Click "expand" for full list

   Pets Laser puppies Allies Marco Diaz (best friend/boyfriend)[30]

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   Enemies Toffee Mina Loveberry Ludo Avarius (formerly) Likes Fighting monsters Click "expand" for full list

   Dislikes St. Olga's Reform School for Wayward Princesses Click "expand" for full list

   Powers and abilities Unarmed combat skills Mewberty form (formerly) Innate magic (formerly) Weapons Royal Magic Wand (formerly) Dimensional scissors Quote "How about a little sunshine to brighten your day?" ("Star Comes to Earth")

   Appearance Body Star is a fifteen-year-old girl with a height of 5' 2" (1.57 m).[11] She has fair skin, light blue eyes and long blonde hair that goes down to her knees. Most of the time Star's bangs overlap her eyes and eyebrows, possibly due to how large her eyes are drawn.

   Her cheeks normally have rose pink heart emblems on them. The heart marks on her cheeks sometimes change into other things to reflect her emotions:

   Hourglasses when she is bored[40] Grey skulls when she is pumped for battle[46] White skulls when she is depressed[47] Light bulbs when she has an idea[47] Stop signs when in danger[48] Broken hearts when heartbroken[49] Blooming roses when awestruck[50] Considering that her mother Moon's cheeks have magenta diamond-shaped marks and other queens of Mewni have borne similar marks, it is logical that this is a genetic trait, though as of "Cleaved", Star no longer has cheek marks, suggesting that these marks may instead be magical in nature.

   When going through mewberty, purple hearts appear on Star's skin (including her forehead and ears), although she is able to peel them off. Eventually, she turns completely purple and acquires an insect-like appearance. Her hair turns pale lavender and is twisted into two buns. Her eyes are replaced with glowing hearts, and she gains four extra arms and large purple butterfly-like wings. At the end of her mewberty phase, she reverts back to normal but with a small pair of "mewberty wings".

   In her second mewberty form, Star's eyes become yellow four-pointed stars, her skin becomes a lighter shade, and she gains an extra two pairs of arms like before along with large fiery gold wings. Her hair also appears as a lighter shade of blonde in two long bun braids. After she gains full control over the form, her eyes appear as their regular blue, and she doesn't glow.

   Clothing For a comprehensive list of Star's outfits, see List of Star Butterfly's outfits. Star's wardrobe consists of a wide variety of colors. She usually wears a red or magenta hairband with devil horns and lets her hair down, but she sometimes uses her magic wand to change into other hairstyles like pigtails or ponytails (and on one occasion, to change her hairband into other kinds of headgear).

   While Star has many different outfits, she mainly wears five recurring outfits:

   A sea green short-sleeved dress with a white collar, white lace on the sleeves and skirt and a cute pink octopus on the front. She also wears pink and orange stockings, dark magenta boots with a rhino design, and a little yellow star-shaped side bag with a face. A teal sleeveless dress with four colorful stripes on the chest, white lace on the bottom, and a white bear face on the left side towards the bottom. She also wears pale light sea green and white striped leggings, pink boots with white bunny faces and dark pink bottoms, and a silver bracelet with spikes. A sky blue sleeveless short dress with a tied string at the neckline. Around the waist, the dress has a peach-colored belt and a red belt that is slanted towards the right. She also wears a little gray cloud-shaped bag with a face, striped blue leggings that are dark blue at the top and become lighter with each lower stripe, light blue sneakers with white tips, and fuzzy light blue leg warmers. A dark green-blue dress with a mint green trim, with pink striped leggings, a spider necklace, and white boots with yellow stars on the heels, hot pink bottoms, and pale pink tips. Her devil horns headband is magenta instead of red. A turquoise sleeveless dress with frilly light-blue shoulders, purple belt, puffy white trim, and a picture of a narwhal on the bottom left side, blue and purple striped leggings, grayish plum boots with pink tips with faces on them and dark blue soles, a magenta headband, and a silver spiked bracelet on her left wrist. Shares similarities with Star's other recurring dresses. Personality Star is a very friendly and energetic girl who loves having fun and usually has an optimistic outlook on life. She loves to help others and whenever she sees that someone is upset, she does her best to cheer them up. Strangers, in her eyes, are just friends she has not met yet, and she feels bad if she hurts someone's feelings, whether intentionally or not. Star has a happy-go-lucky attitude and always tries to put a smile on everyone's faces. She also works very hard towards her goals, so much so that she will sometimes end up greatly sleep-deprived, such as in "Monster Arm".

   Owing to her rather sheltered upbringing, Star's optimism and enthusiasm can border on recklessness, to the point of endangering the people around her with her madcap antics. She has rather simplistic views on concepts such as leadership and responsibility, believing that prioritizing fun above all else matters the most. All this, coupled with her lack of understanding of Earth customs, often puts her and Marco in strange, dangerous situations. While rarely ever angry, she does express annoyance towards people who do not take her seriously or give her the attention she wants. Although she treats her friends kindly and rarely holds grudges against them, she is usually brutal towards her enemies.

   In earlier episodes, she also holds a prejudice against monsters, believing they are "born bad", though this opinion softens a little as of "Mewnipendance Day". As the series continues her prejudice softens more and eventually dissipates completely, shown by her being friends with Buff Frog and his tadpoles and her disapproval of her mother's own prejudice in Star vs. the Forces of Evil: The Battle for Mewni. By "Starfari", Star has started advocating for fairer treatment of monsters in Mewni.

   Because of her initial naivete and irresponsibility, Star shows several times to be incapable of being an effective ruler. In "Sleep Spells", it is revealed she is aware of this through her having issues with her mother and taking over for her one day. This is further insinuated when she is made acting queen in "Divide", during which she does not know what to do and constantly turns to others for advice. After discovering she is not a true member of the Butterfly family in "Butterfly Trap", Star begins to doubt her place as royalty. Because of these reasons, she ultimately feels compelled to return the royal magic wand to Eclipsa at the end of "Conquer".

   As the series progresses, Star becomes less prone to resorting to magic to fix a situation, and she shows a willingness to become stronger and more serious and not run away from her problems, despite this sometimes resulting in her underestimating her enemies. After Toffee's defeat, she decides to focus on becoming a better princess and starts to act more serious, mature, and responsible as a result. She also hopes to bridge the relationship gap between Mewmans and monsters, wanting the prolonged discrimination between them to end one day. As of "The Tavern at the End of the Multiverse", after her mother's use of a magically-created army backfires horribly, Star outright hates magic, believing it only causes problems and that those who use it are "idiots". She even believes magic to be the cause of all of Mewni's problems and that destroying it will solve everything.

   In season 4, Star demonstrates determination through her relentlessly searching for her missing mother all the while helping Eclipsa be accepted as queen over a period of several months. However, all of this puts a noticeable strain on her. By "Cornonation", Star cites she is tired of all the politics and just wants to return to being a normal teenage girl, further stating she had forgotten what exactly that means.

   Early on, Star has somewhat of a nervous tic where she chews on the top of the wand.[51] She also has a habit of kicking in doors.[52]

   Relationships Marco Diaz S3E37 Star and Marco hugging Star and Marco hugging.

   When they first meet, Star sees Marco as a true friend right away, but she offers to leave when he views her as an intrusion. After he comes to accept her and her presence in his life, however, she declares him as her best friend on Earth. Star, valuing and cherishing their friendship, loves hanging out with Marco and battling monsters with him. His more responsible outlook helps to keep them from getting into too much trouble, and she encourages him to be less cautious and more confident. When she upsets him, she tries her best to make him feel better, though sometimes it makes things worse. She listens to him whenever he tells her something concerning, like when Pony Head threatened him.

   Star appreciates Marco's help, advice, and kindness whenever she needs it, and she always finds ways to help him out when she sees she can. However, she has been shown to be resentful whenever Marco thinks she can't handle something herself and has on several occasions clashed with Marco over the differences between her adventurous personality and his cautious tendencies up to the point where she questions their friendship. Nonetheless, their friendship remains unbreakable, as demonstrated in "Gift of the Card" when they are prepared to die in each other's arms. They also are usually quick to make amends if they end up in a fight or disagreement.

   In "Blood Moon Ball", Star and Marco briefly dance together under the light of the Blood Moon, which according to legend binds their souls together for eternity.

   In "Sleepover", Star's feelings for Marco are implied to be something more than just friendship, as when she yells out his name in frustration, the Truth or Punishments Box remarks "Truth. Star Butterfly has a crush on..." before being, ironically, crushed.

   In "Naysaya", she is extremely happy that Marco finally managed to ask Jackie out and continues to be happy for them when Jackie does the same in "Bon Bon the Birthday Clown", but after seeing them together, she becomes dismayed and jealous. During a dead clown séance with Janna, she is constantly distracted by thoughts of Marco and Jackie's date. She tries to call Marco repeatedly and even resorts to using a dark magic spell to spy on him and Jackie. When Star sees Marco and Jackie together, her jealousy causes her spells to go out of control. She is further shown to be jealous of Marco and Jackie's relationship in "Just Friends".

   In "Running with Scissors", Star is briefly enamored with Marco's adult physique, barely being able to speak.

   In "Face the Music", Ruberiot's song for Star's Song Day reveals that Star harbors a secret crush on Marco. This creates a strain in their friendship, upon which they start avoiding one another. In "Starcrushed", Star struggles with her growing feelings for Marco, and with the threat of Toffee looming closer, she confesses that she indeed has a crush on him before tearfully leaving Earth.

   In "Return to Mewni" and "Toffee", Star is casual about referring to Marco several times as "cute", uses the All-Seeing Eye spell to see him from afar, takes one of his hoodies to wear as a cape, and uses skills that he taught her in order to survive in the Mewnian wilderness. When Marco later rescues her from a castle dungeon, they reunite with a warm hug, indicating they still deeply care about each other despite the circumstances of their separation in "Starcrushed".

   In "Scent of a Hoodie", with Star no longer needing to go back to Earth, she shares an emotional goodbye with Marco and holds onto his unwashed hoodie after he returns to Earth just so she can have something that reminds her of him. At the end of the episode, however, she learns to let go of unhealthy obsessions with material objects and simply cherish the memories of her and Marco's time together.

   Believing she would not see Marco again for a long time, Star tries to move past her feelings for him, focusing on becoming a responsible princess and getting back together with Tom. As such, in "Lint Catcher", Star becomes briefly upset at Marco for dropping in on her unannounced and showing ingratitude when she gives him a job in the castle. At the end of the episode, though, she makes a new room in the castle for him and appoints him as her royal squire so they can hang out again. In "Sweet Dreams", Star trusts only Marco to help her with her sleep-portaling. In "Deep Dive", Star calls Marco her lifeline, and when he uses the All-Seeing Eye to find her, she gives up staying in the Realm of Magic for him. When they reunite at the end of the episode, Star hugs him and thanks him for saving her.

   In "Stump Day", Marco throws a surprise birthday party for Star, much to her dismay; she never celebrates her birthday on the actual day in order to honor the Stump. Later, she gets frustrated when Marco begins to fight Tom over the party, but the group later reconciles.

   In "Marco Jr.", Star is shown to be the only one who can properly fill out Marco's essence test in his stead, showing that, due to their interdimensional travels, she knows him better than his own parents. Additionally, once she restores his normal appearance, she embraces him and says that he is "beautiful again".

   In "Booth Buddies", Star and Marco get trapped in a photo booth together while trying to take best friend pictures. As they work through the issues of how much their relationship has changed since "Starcrushed", they kiss each other, leaving both of them in a state of complete shock and regret.

   In "Divide" and "Conquer", Star and Marco share several tender moments with each other before the battle, and each of them blushes heavily. Star entrusts Marco with delaying Meteora while she searches on finding her mother. When Tom later presents her with a soul-drained Marco, Star despairs, loses all focus on the battle and flees to try and heal him at the Magic Sanctuary. When he, along with all of Meteora's victims, regain their souls and return to normal, they share a tender embrace.

   In "Curse of the Blood Moon", Star and Marco wonder if their budding feelings for each other are only the result of their souls being bound at the Blood Moon Ball. With Tom and Relicor Lucitor's help, they have that bond severed, and they lose their memory of that evening. However, during the soul-severing process, they wonder if their feelings for each other were actually not the Blood Moon's doing.

   In "The Knight Shift", when Marco reveals that he plans to go back to Earth someday to be with his family and go to college, Star is sad at first, but the two agree to never stop having adventures together when that happens, and Marco gives Star a cape like his.

   S4E34 Star and Marco share a passionate kiss Star and Marco kissing.

   In "Mama Star", Marco tells Star he loves her while under the memory-erasing influence of the Realm of Magic, unaware that the real Star heard his saying and was even touched with his confession. In "Here to Help", Star seeks solace from her situation in Marco, and tries to decompress with him. While discussing Marco's confession from "Mama Star", Star confesses her love for him as well; they kiss and begin a romantic relationship, with Star referring to Marco as her boyfriend in "The Tavern at the End of the Multiverse". She is initially heartbroken to learn that if she destroys all magic, she'd never see Marco again, but she comes to accept it's the price to pay for defeating Mina and returning peace to Mewni.

   In "Cleaved", despite his initial misgivings, Marco eagerly goes along with Star's plan to destroy all magic. After they succeed in doing so, Star and Marco hug even as the Realm of Magic collapses around them, believing they belong together with or without magic. The remaining magic within them creates a dimensional rift; when the rift explodes, the dimensions of Earth and Mewni merge into one, allowing Star and Marco to be together.

   Pony Head S2E33 Star Butterfly dancing with Pony Head Star and Pony Head dancing together.

   Star and her other best friend Flying Princess Pony Head love having fun and doing crazy things. They have known each other since they were children, and Star considers Pony Head her "best friend on Mewni". Star knows Pony Head is possessive of their friendship, but she does not realize to what extent she is until Pony Head ditches Marco in the Amethyst Arcade and lies about it to Star. Star forgives Pony Head after she saves Marco while being doomed to go to St. Olga's.

   In "St. Olga's Reform School for Wayward Princesses", Star shows that she cares enough for Pony Head to break her out of St. O's, the place she fears most, for her best friend's birthday, even when she seemed too broken by the school's harsh teaching. In "Pizza Thing" Star invites Pony Head to "Friendship Thursday", a regular event that she enjoys with Marco, and wanted Pony Head to be a part of too.

   In "Scent of a Hoodie", Pony Head helps Star get over Marco, despite Star's initial resistance. In "Ponymonium", she invites Star to dinner at her castle, though she later reveals to have done so in order to get proof of her sisters trying to steal her claim to the throne. After Star vents her anger over this deception, Pony Head says Star is like a sister to her, and they make amends. In "Bam Ui Pati!", Star helps Pony Head move on after Meteora breaks her horn, and she feels honored to put in Pony Head's new artificial horn.

   In "The Ponyhead Show!", Star asks Pony Head and her family to help make Eclipsa more popular, but quickly becomes irritated by Pony Head making the show all about herself. In "Queen-Napped", Star is appalled to learn Pony Head pretended to abduct Eclipsa, considering such an action morally reprehensible. In "Here to Help", Pony Head's encouragement is what gives Star the strength to defeat the Solarian Warrior. In "Cleaved", while Star is glad to see Pony Head fully recovered from the wounds the Solarian inflicted on her, she still manages to be annoyed by her flippant attitude.

   Ludo Avarius S3E7 Star Butterfly pins Ludo to the floor Star battling Ludo.

   Star and Ludo are bitter enemies, apparently knowing of each other before the events of "Star Comes to Earth". Ludo is always trying to steal Star's wand away from her, and Star is always fighting with him and his army because of it. While disliking Ludo, Star does not see him as a huge threat that she can not defeat. She finds a lot of his plans ridiculous, and she does not appreciate it whenever Ludo and his army are making trouble or ruining things for her. Despite the dislike she holds towards him, she is willing to cooperate with him when necessary, such as in "Toffee" when she tries to help him get Toffee out of his wand and when she tosses him into the void at his request. She even sends him on his way with a bag of Gold'n Crispz and wishes him good luck.

   Moon and River Butterfly S2E28 Queen Butterfly 'don't do anything' Star talking to her parents.

   Though Star loves her parents, she feels burdened by their watchful eyes. She seems to like River's less scolding personality, being grateful for not being sent to St. Olga's right after she fails to handle the wand. Though Star often believes that her parents are boring, discovering that her father also likes fighting monsters in "Diaz Family Vacation" causes her to realize her father is cooler than she originally thought. Her father finds out about her going to dimensions outside of Earth, while she learns he lied about his lectures, so for one time, River promises not to tell, and the two embrace over it. Star and her father share a reckless and playful personality (as shown in "Royal Pain" and "Camping Trip") as well as a need to fight monsters. However, Star cannot stand her father's messiness in the aforementioned "Royal Pain".

   Star has a harder time getting along with her mother. Not fond of her mother's strict rules and traditional sensibilities, Star liked being sent to Earth, which allowed her to get some space from her. In her journal, she included an entry that stated "Mom's a poophead", further showing how much she doesn't like her mother's restrictions. In fact, in "Sleep Spells", Marco identified Moon's overbearing nature as the crux of Star's emotional problems. At the same time, Star fully knows the danger of her mother finding out that she is being too reckless with the wand or exploring other dimensions without permission, which would lead her to be sent to St. Olga's Reform School for Wayward Princesses. Regardless, the two love each other immensely.

   By season two, Star and Moon's relationship is much stronger; Star is more comfortable approaching her mother with personal problems, such as in "Mr. Candle Cares", and Moon is more appreciative of what makes her daughter special, as shown in "Game of Flags". Star has also shown herself to be more willing to stand up to her mother, initially refusing to return to Mewni with her in "Starcrushed" until Moon informs her of Toffee's return and wanting to face Toffee in "Return to Mewni" until Moon reveals that Toffee and his army killed her mother. She also convinced Moon to give Eclipsa a fair trial after she broke free.

   Star and Moon briefly argue over their conflicting views regarding monsters in "Starfari" and regarding Eclipsa and Meteora in "The Bogbeast of Boggabah". However, they still manage to work together to expose the Magic High Commission's lies in "Butterfly Trap", and she goes to find Moon in the Realm of Magic in "Divide".

   In "Pizza Party", when Moon reveals that she is conspiring with Mina to remove Eclipsa from power, Star calls her a traitor and even attacks her out of anger, kick-starting a whole new level of distrust for her mother. This continues in "The Tavern at the End of the Multiverse", with Star refusing to even let Moon talk to her and demanding that she stay away from her.

   In "Cleaved", after Star and Moon work together to destroy magic, Moon expresses how deeply sorry she is for everything, and Star forgives her, hoping to create a new age without magic where "moms make mistakes" and make up for them.

   Rafael and Angie Diaz S1e1 star arrived first Star winning over Marco's parents.

   When Star first arrives at the Diaz Household, she immediately wins over Marco's parents with her bubbly personality. The three get along well and enjoy all the time they spend together, demonstrated in "Diaz Family Vacation" (where Star calls the two of them "cool"). Star also seems to enjoy their lovey-dovey behavior. In "Hungry Larry", Star summons Hungry Larry to help Rafael make his haunted house scarier. In Star and Marco's Guide to Mastering Every Dimension, Star says she considers Angie as her second mom. In "Doop-Doop", when Star returns to the Diaz Household, Rafael and Angie welcome her with open arms and introduce her to Marco's newborn sister Mariposa.

   Tom Lucitor S3E10 Star and Tom dance in a swirl of fire and butterflies Star dancing with Tom.

   Tom is first introduced as Star's ex-boyfriend. In his initial appearances, he still has feelings for her, but Star does not feel the same way and often pushes him away. However, she is willing to at least give him a chance to prove that he had changed and dealt with his anger issues in "Blood Moon Ball". When it becomes clear that he had not, she responds by freezing him when he tries to attack Marco.

   In "Mr. Candle Cares", when Tom uses Mr. Candle to tell Star that all she is good for is being queen, he later realizes that he cannot win Star's affections by force (with Marco's help), and apologized for trying to manipulate her. Although Star is on better terms with him after this, she still balks at the idea of spending time with him, as seen in "Friendenemies".

   In "Club Snubbed", Star misinterprets Tom's wishes to give her space at the Silver Bell Ball as blatantly ignoring her, which causes them to argue. However, after they share a magical dance, they start over on much friendlier terms. In "Demoncism", Star and Tom hold hands on their way back from the demoncism, hinting at their rekindling romance. In "Lava Lake Beach", Tom calls Star his girlfriend, and they share their first on-screen kiss.

   In "Monster Bash", Tom tries to spend time with Star, but she is too preoccupied with the Mewman/monster party to pay attention to him, causing some minor tension in their relationship. However, after the threat of Mina Loveberry is dealt with, they reconcile.

   In "Is Another Mystery", it is shown that Star defaults to Marco, rather than Tom, when investigating Buff Frog's disappearance, something that Tom is noticeably disappointed at. However, she is grateful to Tom for his attempts to convince monsterkind to stay in Mewni.

   In "Lake House Fever", she spends time with Tom and his family at their beach house, revisiting past memories of the first time she and Tom were dating. At one point, she finds out that Tom is aware of the kiss she and Marco shared in "Booth Buddies", and had told his mother about it, leaving Star upset that he didn't tell her he knew. When Tom is almost swept away by a lava riptide, Star saves him and decides to stay with him and his family a little longer.

   In "Junkin' Janna", Star texts Tom on her phone while waiting to meet with the Magic High Commission, finding his silly antics adorable. In "Doop-Doop", Tom and Star begin to drift apart when Star is unable to decide whether or not she wants to go on a vacation with him.

   In "Sad Teen Hotline", after going on a trip by himself and doing some soul-searching, Tom breaks up with Star when it becomes clear her life is taking a different direction than his. Despite the heartbreak from this, Star is willing to remain friends with Tom afterward. In "Cleaved", the two share a hug after reuniting.

   Oskar Greason S2E41 Star Butterfly puts her palm on Oskar's hand Star talking to Oskar.

   Star develops a crush on Oskar in "Cheer Up, Star". She is highly impressed that he has "a record", and she fantasizes about being with him, much to Marco's annoyance when he is having a flashback. She gets upset when he doesn't call her, but she is happy again when he eventually does.

   In "Mewberty", Oskar is the focus of Star's new found attention on boys. After her transformation into a purple butterfly-like humanoid, she kidnaps both Oskar and his car and lifts him up to the sky. Unexpectedly, she then drops Oskar and his car back to Earth, before returning to her normal state.

   In "Star on Wheels", Oskar helps Marco save Star from a runaway bike ride. In the end, Star apologizes to Oskar about his broken car and offers him a ride home on Marco's bike. In "Girls' Day Out", Star is unable to even speak with Oskar without becoming incoherently lovestruck.

   In "Starcrushed", they both attend a party on the roof of the Stop & Slurp. While there, they share a conversation and connect in a small manner. Star's revelation of her crush on Marco is an indication that she is no longer interested in Oskar. When they meet again in "Britta's Tacos", Star treats him like she would any other acquaintance of hers.

   Alfonzo and Ferguson S1E5 Ferguson sips from cup of water Star dozing next to Alfonzo and Ferguson due to exhaustion.

   Since Star is friends with Marco, she has also befriended his other two friends Alfonzo and Ferguson. In "Monster Arm", they help wake her up so she could change Marco's mutated arm back to normal. In "Pixtopia", they accompany her and Marco to the pixie dimension, where she ends up having to save the two of them. Star seems to have drifted apart from them after the first season. In "Collateral Damage", she admits that she hasn't spoken to them "all year". In Deep Trouble, Star is weirded out by the fact that they regularly sneak into her room and play with her magical items while she and Marco are away on adventures.

   StarFan13 S1E10 Star and StarFan13 high-five Star high-fiving her fan.

   As her name suggests, StarFan13 is a huge fan of Star Butterfly, as she gets excited whenever she sees her idol. In return, Star is friendly towards her, even wallpapering her locker with pictures of StarFan13, and inviting her to take part in the Mewnipendance Day Reenactment, making her one of the "heroic" Mewmans battling against the "evil" monsters. In "Sleepover", Star invites her to her first slumber party. In "Collateral Damage", Star declares StarFan13 "the second best [Star] there is", and in "Starcrushed", Star includes her in her circle of close friends.

   Brittney Wong S1E4 Star talking with Brittney Wong Brittney being annoyed by Star.

   For the most part, Star is oblivious to the extreme dislike Brittney holds for her. She often acts as if Brittney is her friend (even trying to do fun things for her at her birthday party), but Brittney is always rebuffed and annoyed with her presence. Despite this, there are occasions when Star is actually put off by Brittney's poor behavior, like when Brittney hair-whips a laser puppy Star had conjured for her birthday gift; she declares the act "not cool". In "Collateral Damage", Star declares that Brittney is judgmental and mean, but suggests that she acts as such in order to encourage her fellow students to continue being better than possums.

   Janna Ordonia S2E16 Star Butterfly and Janna smiling Star and Janna hanging out.

   Star and Janna are friendly towards each other at first (enough for Star to invite Janna to her Mewnipendance Day re-enactment and have her play a Mewman), but they develop a stronger bond in "Girls' Day Out" after Janna proclaims her "mayor of detention". The two have hung out together regularly since, such as in "Sleepover" and "Face the Music".

   Janna is also included in Star's circle of close friends in "Starcrushed". She also reaches out to Janna for help with her dilemmas in "Rest in Pudding" and "Deep Dive". In "Out of Business", when Janna unexpectedly shows up on Mewni, Star is happy to bring her along on her and Marco's trip to Quest Buy. Star also shows concern for Janna in "Jannanigans", despite believing earlier that she was deliberately wasting her and her friends' time.

   Jackie Lynn Thomas S2E39 Jackie answers Star's trivia question Star and Jackie talking.

   Star and Jackie are friendly with each other, but Star is initially more interested in trying to get her and Marco together. Several episodes show them getting along, such as "Sleepover" and "Just Friends", but in "Bon Bon the Birthday Clown", she gets so distracted by thoughts of Marco and Jackie's date that she spies on them, and her jealousy unintentionally causes their skateboard ride to crash and mess up her Mystic Room Suck Transform spell.

   In "Sophomore Slump", Jackie bears no ill will toward Star when she breaks up with Marco, understanding that his friendship with Star is stronger than their relationship.

   In Star and Marco's Guide to Mastering Every Dimension, Star seems to speak a little passive-aggressively about and toward Jackie. In Jackie's bio, Star describes her as "pretty rad" and "supercool",[53] but she acts uncomfortable during Jackie's interview about her feelings for Marco, and she awkwardly ends the interview afterward.[54]

   Glossaryck S2E1 Star Butterfly greets Glossaryck Star explaining her situation to Glossaryck.

   As Glossaryck is her magic instructor (and a long-time advisor to the Butterfly family), Star is on generally good terms with him, though his teachings often go over her head, and she can even become frustrated with his methods. She does care about him though, assuring him that he is her friend in "By the Book", and becoming distraught when Ludo kidnaps him in "Bon Bon the Birthday Clown".

   In "Raid the Cave", Star tries to rescue him, but he refuses to go with her, which she harbors some resentment over in "Crystal Clear". She holds onto that resentment and expresses it towards him in "Toffee" when she reunites with him in purgatory. Regardless of this, Star comes to grips with Glossaryck's apparent passing in "Rest in Pudding" and admits that she appreciates Glossaryck for always being there for her and trusting her to figure things out on her own. After his restoration, she becomes his caretaker due to his impaired mind.

   In "Butterfly Follies", Star turns to Glossaryck for help in finding her mother, despite the irritation he typically causes her.

   In "Cleaved", Star shows concern for Glossaryck when he chooses to stay in the collapsing realm of magic, and hears him admit that he's proud of her.

   Mina Loveberry S2E9 Mina Loveberry boops Star's nose Star and Mina training to be warriors.

   Star first meets Mina Loveberry in "Starstruck" and idolizes her as a hero of Mewni, despite her apparent insanity. Mina agrees to teach Star how to be a warrior, deeming the two of them "Mud Sisters", and Star follows her every word. However, when Mina later wants Star to help her take over the Earth, Star refuses, and Mina leaves before a serious fight starts. At the very end of the episode, Mina appears heartbroken over her falling-out with her "Mud Sister".

   In "Monster Bash", Star and Mina end up in direct opposition to each's ideas other when Star's desire to unite Mewmans and monsters clashes with Mina's prejudice toward monsters. When Star protects Miss Heinous—revealed to be a member of the Butterfly family—and frees the monsters that Mina captured, Mina declares her a traitor, and a battle breaks out between them before Mina escapes. Their opposing views come to a head again in "Here to Help" when she presumed it was Mina fighting Eclipsa. In "Pizza Party", she sadly and shamefully recalls how she used to look up to Mina. In "The Tavern at the End of the Multiverse", Star becomes so desperate to defeat Mina that she is willing to destroy magic to do so. In "Cleaved", after Star and her family destroy magic, Mina loses her Solarian powers, and Star scowls at her as she flees into the woods of Mewni, while declaring that her "ideas" will still live on, indicating that Star is now completely distrustful of Mina and considers her the real traitor to the kingdom.

   Eclipsa Butterfly S3E11 Star and Eclipsa admiring the view Star and Eclipsa viewing the garden.

   Star first learns about Eclipsa in "Into the Wand", calling her a bad girl after learning about her past. When Star meets her in person in "Stranger Danger", the two strike up an instant friendship. After learning the truth about why Eclipsa was imprisoned, Star convinces her mother and the Magic High Commission to give her a fair trial. Though Star is still a little distrustful of Eclipsa, she confides in her about her problems in "Lint Catcher" and "Sweet Dreams".

   In "Butterfly Trap", Star works with Eclipsa and Moon to find out what really happened to Eclipsa's daughter Meteora. Though she becomes upset to discover she isn't related to Eclipsa, Star sets her free despite the trial's guilty verdict. In "Conquer", as a result of both being stressed from queenly duties and not feeling like a true Butterfly, Star relinquishes her wand to Eclipsa, in the hopes of making amends for the damage caused to the latter's family.

   In season 4, Star becomes Eclipsa's informal confidante and advisor, helping her out in times of need and guiding her when she comes close to performing actions that would make her subjects lose trust in her.

   In "Surviving the Spiderbites" and "The Monster and the Queen", Star begins to doubt her trust in Eclipsa after learning Globgor ate King Shastacan and after Eclipsa invades Star's mind to find the piece of the Book of Spells she had in her closet. Her faith is further tested in "Cornonation" when it is suspected that Eclipsa released Globgor from his prison, but her faith is restored when it is revealed that Rhombulus had released him in an attempt to frame Eclipsa.

   After Moon revealed she had Mina working for her and created the Solarian Warriors to overthrow Eclipsa in "Here to Help" and "Pizza Party", Star chooses to side with Eclipsa over her, demanding that Moon stay away from her.

   Powers and abilities Royal Magic Wand: Star wields the Butterfly family's royal magic wand which grants her multiple magical powers, though she does not fully understand them yet. According to Baby, Star is the strongest magic user since Queen Eclipsa. She can summon many different creations or change anything she wants with the wand just by saying spells and pointing it. Star can also transform her wand into other things, like a mace[46] or umbrella.[55] In "Conquer", she returned the wand to Eclipsa. Hand-to-hand/armed combat: Star also knows how to fight without the wand, either fighting unarmed or using a weapon. As a toddler, she was taught how to break a neck with her bare hands[46] and the art of swordsmanship[56] by the Mewni royal guard. Agility/dexterity: Star demonstrates tremendous agility and physical prowess throughout the series, such as sprints, mid-air flips, and perfect balance. Mewberty form: In "Mewberty", Star goes through mewberty and develops a "half-butterfly" form that grants her flight and web-shooting powers. As of The Battle for Mewni, Star's mewberty form becomes considerably more powerful after she gains a new wand. In "Sweet Dreams", Star can also travel between dimensions in this form without dimensional scissors. Star gains full control over this form in "Deep Dive". As seen in "Conquer" Star's mewberty form also increases the power of her spells exponentially to the point where her attacks are able to hurt an empowered Meteora. Innate magic: In "My New Wand!", Star learns to "dip down" and access the innate magic within her own body and amplify her wand's magic. In "Toffee", Star proves powerful enough to restart magic throughout the universe by using her innate magic to birth a new Millhorse from the last fragment of magical energy in the universe. By season 4, Star has become very proficient in casting magic spells without a wand. Flight: In "Mewberty", Star grows a pair of small wings and can use them to fly temporarily. She is shown using these wings to cross over a sinkhole in "Star on Wheels". After gaining full control over her Mewberty form, she is able to fly freely and practically effortlessly. Creativity: Star has also demonstrated a talent for paper cutting,[40] painting,[57] and drawing. She also makes up her own spells using her imagination. Equestrianism: In "Star Comes to Earth", Star states in narration that she tames wild unicorns as a hobby. In "Raid the Cave", she briefly engages in combat while on horseback. Diplomacy: Star has shown great charisma in her goal to achieve equality between mewmans and monsters. She was able to garner respect and admiration from the monsters and was able to bring momentary peace between mewmans and monsters during "Monster Bash". In "Is Another Mystery" Buff Frog tells her that he and the other monsters will return, once Star becomes the ruler of Mewni.

3. #3Shegoconstantselective

   Keys: Shego, · Secondary: Harem member, chosen righthand woman.

   Shego is a villainess who operates as a criminal mercenary, working for Dr. Drakken as his chief enforcer and henchwoman/sidekick. Since her main duty to Drakken entails stealing things on his request and protecting him from harm, she frequently engages Team Possible in battle, and although she is under contract with the scientist, Shego has occasionally (temporarily) worked with other villains as well, including Motor Ed and Señor Senior, Junior.

   Full Name: Unknown Alias(es): Ms. Ogehs The Supreme One Miss Go Miss Wobakoff Gender: Female Age: Unknown (possibly mid to late 20s) Build: Slender and Curvy Hourglass Build Hair: Black Eyes: Green Skin: Pale with a slight green tinge Hometown: Go City (formerly) Multiple transient lairs

   Professional Info Profession(s): Mercenary Enforcer Superheroine (formerly) Certified Education Instructor (fall-back/formerly) Schoolteacher (during her timer as Miss Go; temporarily) Supervillainess Dr. Drakken's sidekick Affiliation(s): Team Go (formerly) Dr. Drakken Relationships Relative(s): Hego (oldest brother) Mego (brother) Wego (youngest brothers) Friend(s): Señor Senior, Junior Dr. Drakken Love Interest(s): Steve Barkin (during her time as Miss Go; briefly) Martin Smarty (formerly; briefly) Pet(s): No Known Pets Nemesis: Kim Possible Ron Stoppable Rufus Aviarius Electronique The Mathter Warmonga Warhok

   Physical Appearance Shego is a tall woman with a curvaceous hourglass figure, and long, hip-length black hair, piercing forest-green eyes, faded light green-skin, and black lips.

   In terms of attire, Shego is always seen with a green-black color scheme; her signature attire consists of a full-length, tight-fitting high-collared catsuit that sported an asymmetrical harlequin pattern that is colored in black and bright light green. She also wore one glove and one boot of each color, and an accessorized utility pouch which is strapped around her lower left leg.

   Not counting outfits worn during her journey across Cable channels, Shego has been seen wearing:

   Variants of her signature catsuit Grey with green lines; in a picture inside Kim's locker. Black-on-black; pulling an early job while training Señor Senior, Junior. Specialized Purpose Cold weather parkas Helmets Flight Sport Ice Cream costume: Arms, legs, and neck bare, 2 green gloves, and 2 black qian ceng di slippers Waiter costume: White shirt, red necktie, white apron, hands bare, and lower half of her catsuit Spacesuits: Not counting when she took off James Possible to fly the Kepler Street wear Leather jackets; from Club Banana black green black and green Dress; seafoam or teal Semi-professional with short skirt; as Miss Go Evening wear solid green 1-piece bi-color 2-piece Sleepwear with robe; presumably slippers although unseen. Swimwear Solid green 2-Color 2-tone green green and black black and green Prison Orange prison uniform Career Though Shego's career constantly involves her stealing various items and evading capture, she is one of the most recognized villains in the series. Numerous victims have been able to provide detailed descriptions of her, easily recalling either her glowing green hands[1], or her overall beauty.[2] Several males have commented on how attractive they find her[3][4][5], which Shego occasionally uses to her advantage, both while on vacation[6] or when in disguise.[7]

   Personality Shego has an explosive temper, and is known to react with violence, or at least the threat of it, over even slight offenses, depending on the person responsible.

   Shego typically has a very abrasive nature, in that she enjoys teasing or outright insulting those around her. While some of this is lighthearted and, in many cases, simply a way for her to pass the time, she seems to enjoy the constant putting down of her preferred targets: Dr. Drakken, Kim Possible, and Ron Stoppable. All three provide constant sources of irritation for her, Drakken with his either overly complex or seriously under-thought plans, and Team Possible because they manage to disrupt or defeat her repeatedly. But while her treatment of Drakken is based more on how easy he is to insult, she views Kim more like a heated rival, and Ron as a momentary distraction at best.

   Shego appears to take a great deal of pride and enjoyment in being evil. She is, according to several characters and HenchCo.'s Check Your Badness Level device, both eviler than Drakken, and has been shown to be a far greater threat to the world at large than him, despite her repeatedly being labeled as his sidekick. Many of Drakken's plans are so frustrating to Shego simply because they are not evil enough. In comparison to her, Drakken is more of a playground bully, as his plans had revolved around lashing out specifically at those he feels have wronged him, rather than actually trying to take over the world. As a result, she repeatedly reaches the point where she loses her patience with him and storms out to cool off for a while before returning to work.

   Despite usually being more evil than Drakken, Shego has, at some degree, a higher moral compass than him, as she was completely against Drakken and Motor Ed's plan on stealing Felix's wheelchair for their Doomvee[4] and, although she still went along with it, she was still greatly displeased at how low Drakken went. While on Christmas vacation, she offers to pay a resort attendant with her credit card[8], only to find that Drakken paid fully for her vacation, which she expresses gratitude towards him. She refuses to breach her contract which forbids any use of her DNA when Drakken proposes the idea of cloning her. She expressed great disbelief and disappointment in Kim for lying to her parents and Ron[9]. She also seemed to genuinely care for Drakken's mother as she showed concern for her well-being when Drakken accidentally left her behind on a train, in addition, to never expressing her true nature towards her[10]. Furthermore, Shego has shown some level of concern for animals as she felt what happened to the fish[2] in the Great Lakes after they were drained was important and she had once lectured Drakken on taking care of his dog, Commodore Puddles. During the two times when she was dropped into water tanks with dangerous animals, she did not use her powers to fight or escape them. When Señor Senior Jr. broke her out of prison to help him commit a series of crimes in honor of his father's birthday, she expresses gratitude towards him.[11]

   Although she is fearless, Shego shows hints of fear. For instance, in "Mind Games", when Drakken, in Private Dobbs' body, gets mad at her for letting Kim and Ron take his body with Dobbs in it, causing her to sheepishly giggle and grin, in "A Sitch in Time", when Ron found out that Future Shego and her time traveling was the reason why he and his parents moved to Norway and why he was forced to eat Meat Cakes, he became angry about it and the destruction of his favorite restaurant, which made Shego actually show fear for a moment, in "Bad Boy", when Ron was about to drop her into the shark tank, in "The Big Job", when she was facing alligators in the Señor Seniors' pit, and in "Graduation, Part 2", when Ron asked her if she felt scared when she went from hero to villain, Shego replied that she doesn't get scare, however, when she saw Warmonga and Warhok's alien spaceship, she took back what she said and commented "THAT is scary", when seeing the spaceship.

   Background Shego has four brothers, Hego, Mego, and the Wego twins. When Shego and her brothers were young, they were struck by a rainbow comet while in their family tree house, granting them superpowers. Shortly thereafter, they formed Team Go, a crime-fighting family in the mold of a classic superhero team. Together, they took on the responsibility of defending Go City from the forces of evil. According to Hego however, the more they fought villainy, the more Shego began to like evil implying that that was her reason for leaving the team. But Shego herself mentioned that her main reason for leaving was that she became fed up with her brothers, mostly Hego in particular. Hego was apparently a major contributing factor in Shego leaving the team. He was so annoying that after five minutes Ron said "I'm starting to see why Shego split".[12]

   Most likely at some point before she turned to evil, Shego became fully credentialed in Child Development.[5] Her possession of this degree may imply that she had at least in her younger days planned to take a job involving children but having to deal with her immature brothers for so many years may have caused her to abandon this career choice.

   Between the time that she left Team Go and her first encounter with Kim Possible, Shego had eleven countries swear out warrants for her arrest.[13] Eventually, Shego found employment with Dr. Drakken, supposedly because he paid well.

   Powers and Abilities Powers Shego forms an energy sphere Shego has great control over her powers, as seen here as she charges an energy-ball for an explosive impact.

   Energy Manipulation/Production: Shego's superpower, her 'Go Team Glow', is the ability to manipulate and generate bright green energy with her hands. This energy could be used to heat or melt anything she touched with varying levels of effectiveness from firing a bolts that stun people, launch powerful energy balls that explode upon impact; similar to a modern day grenade/bomb, or fire it as a direct energy beam. These ranged from precision shots to explosive impacts roughly on par with modern grenades. She has also been seen using her "Go Team Glow" to make people unconscious with one touch in The Twin Factor. However, after heavy usage, Shego would begin to tire, as seen during an early brawl between her and Kim Possible while raiding a military facility.[14] Additionally, Shego could greatly enhance her natural strength and is capable of delivering energy strikes powerful enough to rend steel. She can use her energy with her physical combat, causing serious lethal burns and radiation upon impact. Enhanced Superhuman Durability: In addition to her energy powers, Shego was an extremely durable individual, able to withstand wide arrays of punishment on a regular basis, and allows her to survive situations of dangerous calamitous destruction that would've probably killed other characters. Most notably, in "So the Drama", she survived when she was kicked off a tall building and slamming into an electrical tower, electrocuting her before collapsing on top of her, which she emerged alive from with only frazzled hair and slightly torn clothes.[15] Team Go powers control (temporarily): When Shego briefly gained all of her brothers Team Go's powers she was able to use them immediately in combat to great effect and mix them together as when she had her brother Mego shrinking ability she was also able to use it to grow bigger than her opponents but this was possibly with the aid of her other brothers powers. This made her nearly impossible to defeat in hand-to-hand combat and it took literally a big distraction to knock the Power Staff out of her hands, thus giving her brother's powers back and her own back to her. Abilities Skilled Fighter: Even when not using her powers, Shego is an elite hand-to-hand combatant who regularly defeated trained guards, operatives, and heroes with little difficulty. And though she and Kim rarely fought to a stalemate, both have won as well as loss to each other on several occasions with Kim's prevailing over Shego as usually narrow victories and/or the result of outside intervention - typically of Ron's doing. She was also a skilled pilot who could fly an array of aircraft[12] and a capable of SCUBA diving. Effective Strategist: Among the villain community, Shego is considered a far more effective strategist and partner than Drakken, as evidenced by how often she alone was liberated from prison by former colleagues, while Drakken was left behind. Espionage Skills: Shego is well versed with infiltration operations, often breaking into various high-security facilities throughout the series. Shego appeared to be fairly good at disguising herself, although since there were reportedly only two green women on the planet[16] and she never made any effort to conceal her skin, it could also be assumed that the people she fooled were either distracted by her beauty[7] or highly unobservant. Stealth Tactics: Shego is an expert in all kinds of fields, with infiltration and sabotage as her specialties. Martial Arts: Possessing extensive martial arts skills. Her impressive fitness and agility, her abilities rival the skills of her nemesis, Kim Possible. Even her physical fighting attributes are a match with Kim, but they were no match for her in her battle suit. Expert Pilot: She also seems to be an expert pilot, having been seen piloting Drakken's flying car on several occasions as well as a jet plane in "So the Drama", and the Go plane in "Go Team Go". Teaching Skills: While she was normally unable to make use of it due to her career in evil and multiple warrants, she has proven to be an excellent teacher when given the chance. Shego was able to tutor Señor Senior, Junior, and was entirely responsible for turning him into a capable villain.[1] While under the influence of Electronique's Reverse Polarizer, she also briefly taught at Middleton High School as substitute teacher Miss Go.[5] Paraphernalia Equipment Jet-powered hoverboard[1]

   Jet equipped with smoke screen missiles, grappling claw, and pincer[15] Red convertible sports car[6] Submarine with mechanical claw arms[17] Quotes From "Ron Millionaire" Ron: [offers Shego money] Hi, would you accept a generous bribe? Shego: [grunts as she picks Ron up and carries him away] Mmm, yes. Ron: This is not what I meant. Shego: Alright, let's get 'Operation Too Complicated to Actually Work' over with. Kim: You're busted, Drakken. Shego: No, he's dirty rich, but you'll be busted when I'm done. From "Mad Dogs and Aliens" Drakken: Hello, Kim Possible! Perhaps you recognize the nemesis you left to rot in prison? Dr. Drakken? Cell Block D? Home of the annoying cellmates! Shego: [from off screen] Digressing! Drakken: Shut it, Shego! You're here merely to witness and weep! Shego: Uggghhh! [to Warmonga] What? You mean you aren't gonna interrupt? Warmonga: We do not interrupt the Great Blue! Shego: [in shackles] Sure we do! We're the evil sidekick! We're all about the interrupting! [loudly, to Drakken] Isn't that right, Dr. D?! Drakken: Shego! What are you doing!? I'm about to snatch victory! Shego: I am not going to let this... she-thing just waltz in and destroy Kimmy! That's my job! (to Warmonga) You hear me? From "Clean Slate" Shego: Are you gloating to yourself? Miscellany "I am EVIL, have I made myself clear?" "Don't worry, Kimmie! I'M still nasty!" "I'm working with a man named Monkey Fist. My evil career is so down the toilet!" "THIS is Operation Gerkin?!" "You know what I hate? When someone doesn't know when to give up!" "I'm just sticking around to see the cheerleader kick your 'Great Blue'-" "Dr. D, I thought you became a villain because of the guys who teased you in nerd-school." "Do you have ANY idea what listening to you is like? It is SO BORING!" Trivia Her real name, along with those of her brothers, was never revealed. However, "Shego" means "One With Fire", which is very suitable for her. Her last name is indeed 'Go', as revealed in "Stop Team Go". During the brief time she was good, Shego taught at Middleton as Miss Go. Interestingly, when she carves a heart into Dr. Drakken's lair in "Emotion Sickness" under the effects of the Moodulator, her initials are "SG", hinting that her last name as 'Go' before the events of "Stop Team Go". In " Rappin' Drakken", Shego seems to be a fan of MC Honey, seeing as she enjoys listening to her hip hop songs and she was dismayed that Drakken did not get her an autograph from MC Honey when he met her.[18] The trademark energy that Shego is known for is probably radioactively-based due to the glow she and her brothers can produce when using their respective powers. The origin of Shego's powers was originally stated to be strictly from her gloves by the Disney website. This was retconned in the Season 2 episode "Go Team Go", where it was revealed that Shego's abilities are an actual superpower, and that her usual uniform is actually her original attire from when she was a member of Team Go. Of course, those who ran the website were neither producers nor writers of the show, so the canonical authenticity was always suspect. Before her origin backstory was explained, fans speculated that she was not really human and was a she-predator. Her history as a superheroine is not a public knowledge. While Shego's exact age was never revealed and although it is not outright pinpointed exactly how old she really is, it has been confirmed that she is in her early 20s, and according to Ron, she looked far too old to have been in high school at the same time as himself and Kim, saying that she's a lot older than a Senior, and a lot older than him and Kim (in "Clean Slate" and "Stop Team Go"). Shego, however, attributed her older appearance to her love of sunbathing.[19] While known to be virtually fearless, Shego has displayed fear twice. The common element of both implies Shego has a "healthy respect" for dangerous animals: When "Evil Ron" threatened to dump her into a shark tank.[20] When facing alligators while in the Señor Seniors' pit.[11] Despite her significantly higher evil personality, Shego also seems, to some degree, to have a moral compass, as demonstrated in "Steal Wheels", "A Very Possible Christmas", "Kimitation Nation", "October 31st", "Mother's Day", and "The Big Job". In "Steal Wheels". While Drakken seems interested in his cousin's plan and eager to steal Felix's optimized wheelchair, Shego opposes the idea, questioning whether Drakken would really stoop low enough to steal from a handicapped teen, but she still went along with it when Drakken reminded her that they're evil and he's a bad man. In "A Very Possible Christmas". While on Christmas vacation, she offers to pay a resort attendant with her credit card, only to find that Drakken fully paid for her vacation as his way to thank her, for which she expresses gratitude towards him. In "Kimitation Nation". When Drakken proposes the idea of cloning her, Shego presents to him her contract in which under it forbids any use of her DNA and she refuses to breach her contract. In "October 31st". When Shego found out Kim lied to her parents and Ron, she expresses disbelief and disappointment in her for not telling the truth to her parents and best friend. In "Mother's Day". When Drakken forgot about his mother and accidentally almost leaves her behind on the train, Shego expresses great concern for her well-being in addition to never expressing her true nature towards her. In "The Big Job". When Señor Senior Jr. breaks Shego out of prison to help him commit a series of crimes in honor of his father's birthday, she expresses gratitude towards him despite being confused on why he broke her out of prison at first. Shego is the only villain in the series who successfully takes over the world, as seen in "A Sitch in Time". Although, it was technically Future Shego from a possible future world and not Present Day Shego who took over world (and the reason why Ron moved to Norway). Seeing as Shego from present day is usually seen as the sidekick character, as she would usually pointedly avoid falling into the classic villain clichés, such as relying on her minions to fight her enemies, despite retaining her combat skills, and when she was persuaded by Drakken, gloating to defeating enemies instead of following her normal preference for the "direct approach". Shego has cried twice during the series, but each time she was not herself: In "Emotion Sickness," she was under the control of the Moodulator, a device created by a scientist named Dr. Cyrus Bortel, while in "Stop Team Go" she was under the effects of the Reverse Polarizer, Jack Hench's new & improved, and renamed, Attitudinator which Electronique rewired and stole. On several occasions, Shego was seen filing her nails for more deadly use in battle, but is almost always wearing gloves. Shego's catsuit and two-tone color scheme is similar to the villainess from DC Comics Harley Quinn's red and black two-tone color scheme, who is the henchwoman of the Joker. Ironically, Shego and Drakken's relationship also appears to be similar to the Joker and Harley's, except more of the opposite (with Shego not being madly in-love with Drakken). If wearing gloves, Shego is not filing her nails. She is filing her gloves. Fanon suggests her gloves have either metal claw tips, and or ports for focusing her power at fingertips; so what she may be doing is keeping them clean and clear. Shego is Kim's most fought villain. Shego is one of the most popular characters in the show, even beating out Kim Possible herself. Shego has been arrested several times and her booking number was "11734".[13] Shego was busted out of prison twice in season four. Once by Motor Ed[21] and another time by Señor Senior Jr.[11] Shego and Señor Senior Jr. have worked together twice. The first time to where she tutored Junior to become more evil and more powerful than he usually was and the second time to where Junior needed her help to commit a huge crime as a gift for his father's birthday. Shego is the third villain to enter the Possible House, and the only one to enter twice, the first being "Go Team Go" and the second being "Stop Team Go," both times coincidentally having to do with Shego and Team Go, and her being temporarily good. Shego has helped Kim on three missions: Defeating the Team Go enemy: Aviarius. But afterward, Shego betrayed both her brothers and Kim. Stopping another Team Go villain: Electronique. But, under the effects of the Reverse Polarizer/Attituinator, she was not her normal self. Saving the world, along with Drakken and Ron, from an alien invasion by Warmonga and Warhok. Unlike her four brothers, Shego is the only member of Team Go whose glow does not normally encompass her whole body. This is likely because her brothers' powers are full-body powers, while hers are only in her hands. Only Shego and Mego wear the ankle pouch. Hego and the Wegos, except for two aberrant production error frames, do not have it as part of their uniforms. Despite wearing one on Halloween, mainly as a disguise to try and track down Kim at that time, Shego was the only member of Team Go who did not wear a mask in an early group picture of the team in Go Team Go. It should be noted that the Halloween mask was not the same shade of black as on her catsuit, so presumably not an old part of her outfit. Because she was a no-show (along with Mego and the Wegos) in "Mathter and Fervent", the Mathter was the only Team Go villain Shego did not fight. As revealed in "The Mentor of Our Discontent", Shego loves hydrangeas. Oddly enough, Martin Smarty was the only person Shego appeared to have a serious interest in pursuing a relationship with, even if is only for his financial worth. She showed a love interest in Mr. Barkin, but she was not her real self at that time, whereas she was a good person while she was under the effects of Electronique's Reverse Polarizer. Although she had a fake interest in Barkin and a real, though temporarily, one in Martin Smarty, Motor Ed was the only person who had an interest in her when she had no real interest in him. Motor Ed was also the only bad guy/villain to have a love interest in her. Strangely enough, Dr. Drakken and Mr. Barkin were the only people Shego had a fake love interest in, to where she was basically not herself. She was in love with Drakken when she was under the control of Dr. Cyrus Bortel's Moodulator, and later with Barkin while being under the effects of Electronique's Reverse Polarizer. Ironically, Shego was implied to have developed romantic feelings for Dr. Drakken during the Lowardian invasion. Despite making a cameo appearance in "Oh Boyz" and appearing only in the end credits sequence of "Larry's Birthday", Shego was seen in only two episodes without using her glow: "Blush" (which was actually seen briefly) "Rewriting History Shego was seen wearing a dress in three episodes: "So the Drama" "The Mentor of Our Discontent" "Graduation, Part 2" Her pallid skin tone complexion is a very light yellow, although it appears different in different tones when in darker aspects of light. Miss Go, the "good Shego", and Steve Barkin's short-lived relationship may have stemmed back to their voice actors previously working together in Buzz Lightyear of Star Command where Nicole Sullivan voiced Mira Nova and Patrick Warburton as the title character. Shego appears in only one episode without Dr. Drakken: "Adventures in Rufus-Sitting". In "So the Drama," Shego was supposed to die after Kim kicked her into the tower and electrocuted her to death, but test audiences said it would be too violent and dark. So it was decided to have her survive it. In "Stop Team Go", it is revealed that Shego has a degree in child development. It does not say how she got it or if she went to school for it. Alternate Versions Miss Go During Kim's Senior year, Electronique, one of Team Go's old foes, broke out of prison. She lured the entire team, Shego included, into a trap, and shot them with a beam from Jack Hench's Attitudinator, newly modified into her Reverse Polarizer. However, Electronique was unaware that Shego had become a villain, so while Shego's brothers were turned evil by the blast, Shego became good.

   In an effort to escape her evil brothers, Shego ran away and resurfaced as Miss Go, a substitute teacher at Middleton High School. She was, as expected, the virtual opposite of her former self: friendly, polite, and eager to help others. In addition, she actually was a fully credentialed teacher with a degree in Child Development, a little-known accomplishment from her former life. Miss Go won overnight popularity at school with her cheerful "girly" attitude, becoming close friends with Kim Possible and also catching the romantic interest of Steve Barkin. Kim described the good Shego as a "big sister".[5]

   Oddly enough, even once she was reverted back to her evil self, Shego momentarily showed implied attachments to them. She briefly appeared to reminisce over her friendship with Kim before incinerating the pictures of their time together, and did not immediately activate Drakken's security system when Barkin came to serenade her, at least not until she heard how awful his singing was.[5]

   The Supreme One Shego was notably the only villain to have actually succeeded in taking over the world, albeit with assistance from a Mystical Monkey Powered idol known as the Tempus Simia, or "Time Monkey", and advice from her future self.

   In this possible future world, Shego adopted the title: "The Supreme One", and ruled the world with a cruel yet lazy hand. Notably, however, in this timeline; it also saw her fall into the classic villain clichés, which present time Shego otherwise pointedly avoided. Such as relying on her minions to fight her enemies, despite retaining her combat skills, and when she was persuaded by Drakken, gloating to defeating enemies instead of following her normal preference for the "direct approach". The only time Shego was shown using her powers in the possible future world was when she stopped Ron from reaching the Time Monkey and when she attempted to stop Kim and Ron from being sent back to their own time, but was easily knocked away with a kick from Kim. This failing resulted in the destruction of that future and nearly flawlessly resets the timeline.[22]

   Relationships Family Team Go Main article: Hego Main article: Mego Main article: Wego Her relationship with her brothers is less than stellar. It was not seen how well she gets along with her youngest brothers, the Wegos, as she doesn't address them directly at any point. But she shows open disdain for her two other brothers, Hego and Mego.

   She apparently used to get along well enough with them to be part of Team Go, however, Hego claimed that the more they fought villainy the more Shego liked it. However, Shego herself revealed that her main reason for quiting the team, was that she became fed up with her brothers' incompetence and she could not stand working with them anymore, or at least Hego and Mego. Hego was also apparently a major contributing factor in Shego quiting the team. Between Mego's selfishness and Hego's cartoonish approach to heroism, even Ron Stoppable admits that they are annoying, especially Hego, as he was able to see why she would leave the team, saying "I'm starting to see why Shego split".

   It was also implied that despite Shego being an evil villainess, she still cared about her brothers. Both Kim and Drakken noted that it was incredibly easy for Kim to get the power staff used to steal all the powers of the members of Team Go from her. Drakken later suggested Shego secretly wanted to lose and that she didn't truly have it in her to betray her brothers in such a manner. He shared this with Shego directly, with the result of her tossing him out of the giant robot that they were flying in, leaving him to cling tightly to its feet.

   Friends and allies Dr. Drakken Shego was a mercenary for hire, most often shown to be in the employment of Dr. Drakken, though she did on occasion work with and for other villains (temporarily), especially those who broke her out of prison for that very reason. Her relationship with Dr. Drakken bordered on bizarre. Early on in the series, Shego was shown to be more respectful toward the mad scientist, however, as time went on, she seemed to take an increasingly dominant role in the partnership, going as far to bully her "boss" into abiding to her wishes. She was often hypercritical of Drakken’s plans and openly mocks his decisions, and seemingly tolerated Drakken’s antics for the "mocking gold" his schemes granted her. Shego's relationship with Dr. Drakken borders on bizarre. Early on in the series, she is shown to be more respectful toward the mad scientist, however, as time goes on, she seems to take an increasingly dominant role in the partnership, going as far as to bully her "boss" into abiding her wishes. She is often hypercritical of Drakken's plans and openly mocks his decisions, seemingly tolerating Drakken's antics for the 'mocking-gold' his schemes grant her. On several occasions, Shego takes an action to ridicule Drakken only for him to use it in his scheme.

   Shego is dismayed when this occurs as her ridicule has backlash on her. Shego does not appear to be capable of love, kindness, or compassion, as seen when she viciously punishes Drakken after he suggests she is "going soft". Nevertheless, despite her dominant role and critical attitude towards him, Shego remained somewhat subordinate to Drakken as she would follow most his orders and helped him with his plans, even the ones that were ridiculous with the exception of his idea to clone her. Drakken has, on numerous occasions, expressed the desire for Shego to be more supportive in his endeavors, having used mind control devices to ensure her obedience and even temporarily replaced her as sidekick with the alien, Warmonga. Although Drakken is smarter than Shego when it comes to science, Shego is in many ways smarter than Drakken in other areas of life, such as making plans. She has stayed with Drakken as it allows her to combat and ridicule Kim when they verbally and physically clash.

   Despite their tumultuous past, Shego has repeatedly returned to Drakken to work for him. The two have demonstrated a certain amount of deranged fondness for the other and seem to somewhat care about each other, as Drakken even referred to her as a member of his "evil family". Shego ultimately does legitimately care for Drakken, as she was frightened when he was abducted by aliens, and later when she recruited Ron Stoppable and James Possible to save him from an Alien spaceship. Shego has also saved Drakken's life several times. In "A Very Possible Christmas", while on her Christmas vacation, she offers to pay a resort attendant with her credit card, only to find that Drakken's fully paid for her vacation to cover her whole vacation as his way of saying "Thanks for super year" and "Merry Christmas" when she read his letter, which she expresses gratitude towards him, and when Shego later learned that Drakken is in the North Pole, after checking her voice mail message, she went there to find him. When Shego lost her powers to Aviarius, Drakken stormed his "nest" with a giant mech, intent on rescuing her. On several occasions, Shego takes an action to ridicule Drakken only for Drakken to use it in his scheme. Shego is dismayed when this occurs as her ridicule has backlash on her. She was impressed when Drakken shows power in "Cap'n Drakken". While aboard Warhok's spaceship, Shego denied being Dr. Drakken's "battle-mate", although the aliens commented that she appeared to be in denial.

   In the end, Drakken and Shego's relationship is somewhat similar to that of the relationship of the show's protagonists, Kim Possible and Ron Stoppable: At the end of the day, they need each other and work better together.

   Señor Senior, Junior Most notable among Shego's secondary clients was her sporadic partnership with Señor Senior, Junior, for whom she was hired to instruct in the ways of villainy. Although Junior's laziness seriously tried her patience at first, he was a surprisingly quick study and Shego eventually admitted to enjoying teaching him. However, Junior's father, Señor Senior, Senior, regretted his decision to hire Shego, as Junior enjoyed working with Shego more than he did with his own father, something that Senior appeared to hold a grudge over.

   Likewise, Señor Senior, Junior gained a deep respect for Shego, both as his teacher and a highly effective partner in crime. She expressed gratitude toward Junior for breaking her out of prison to help him commit a series of crimes in honor of his father's birthday, despite being confused on why he broke her out of prison at first.

   Mrs. Lipsky Drakken's mother, Mrs. Lipsky, seems to be one of the few people who earned Shego's respect, as Shego never expressed her true nature toward her (even when she thought that she's Drakken's girlfriend), and even showed concern for her well-being when her son nearly left her behind on the train.

   Shego also enjoys teasing Drakken about his mother. A few examples: When Mrs. Lipsky ask Drakken if he's too old to be playing with his Peter Puffer Puff toys, Shego commented that his mother has a point and calls him "Choo Choo Boy". Later, on the train, she tells Drakken that he's approaching a giant gorge by calling him "Peter Puffer Puff", which is the name of his toy train (which made him realized that she's loving the whole situation).

   Enemies Kim Possible Vlcsnap-2012-08-23-17h00m25s157 Shego and Kim fighting in "So the Drama".

   Most of Shego and Kim's confrontations result in hand-to-hand combat. She constantly taunts Kim about her lack of fashion sense or whatever else she can think of, though Kim usually taunts her back in the same manner. She also taunts Kim about her youth, addressing her by childish nicknames, such as 'Kimmie', 'Princess', 'Cupcake', and 'Pumpkin'.

   Shego holds a desire to defeat Kim in battle, a desire which borders on mania. The two typically attack each other within seconds of each meeting. She has uncharacteristically thrown caution to the wind, attacking both the alien Amazon Warmonga and a Dr. Drakken possessed by the evil spirit Black Eye Brown, when each was on the verge of destroying the crime-fighting cheerleader. In both incidents, Shego insisted the right to finish Kim was hers and hers alone. But, for two people so adamantly set on destroying each other, they never actually did any serious damage; despite the fact that we know they could kill each other if they tried. They even would have brief chats as they fought, usually banter in regards to the situation at hand, but other times saw the fights actually stopping. For instance, one time when both Shego and Kim could not find parking spaces during a robbery, after Ron stopped by to comment on his lack of success in finding such, they stopped fighting for a moment to comment on the lack of parking in the city before returning to fighting.

   Even though Shego is Kim's rival, she seems to have a certain degree of fondness for her foe. For instance, she has openly declared that she and she alone will defeat her, thus she is willing to save Kim's life if someone else is about to take her out. She was occasionally willing to work with Kim if necessary, such as when she helped her defeat Warmonga and Warhok to stop them from taking over the Earth, and even earlier against Aviarius. They even became close, though temporary, friends in "Stop Team Go" when Shego became temporarily good by the Attitudinator. In that episode, upon reverting to her evil self, Shego seemed to reminisce over their friendship. On some level, Shego and Kim share a mutual respect for each other stemming from their rivalry.

   While most people try to resist against Kim when she uses the puppy dog pout on them, Shego surprisingly seems most vulnerable, not even trying to fight Kim and instead immediately giving into her wishes when she used her puppy dog pout in order to ask her and Drakken to clean up the mess.

   Ron Stoppable Shego confronts Ron almost every time when Kim is around. Unlike Kim, Shego most often tends to ignore Ron, and like Drakken, doesn't call him by his name, rather as "the sidekick"; it's not clear if it is that she also can't remember his name, or if she just doesn't care. Shego seems to not bother with Ron due to his bumbling personality, though at times, she does remark on how him and Kim together actually make an effective team. Ron also seemed to use to have a brief attraction to Shego when he first saw her as a wanted criminal in one of the first season episodes.

   Although Shego is usually fearless, Ron seems to be the only person who can actually make Shego show fear at certain points. Something that nobody else or any other villain had ever been able to do, as he got her scared two times. For instance:

   In "A Sitch in Time", when Ron found out that Future Shego and her time traveling was the reason why he and his parents moved to Norway and why he was forced to eat Meat Cakes, he became angry about it and the destruction of his favorite restaurant, which made Shego actually show fear for a moment for the first time in their confrontation. In the episode "Bad Boy", when Ron was under the influence of the Attitudinator, Shego was so impressed by his evil persona that she abandoned Drakken, just so she could work with the Evil Ron. She soon later regretted working with Evil Ron, when she quickly found herself once again in the role of a sidekick as Evil Ron tells her that she's "just the hired help", as his ego would allow nothing less, and he had the technology to render her powers useless against him. But unlike her partnership with Dr. Drakken, the relationship and partnership with Evil Ron was that of fear, as he was able to keep her from constantly being sarcastic by threatening to dump her in a shark tank, genuinely scaring her into submission. Ron has also earned Shego's respect at certain points. In "Graduation", when Drakken and Kim got adducted by Warmonga and Warhok's spaceship, Shego and Ron teamed up together to save them, and stop the alien warriors. When Ron single-handedly defeated Warhok and Warmonga with Mystical Monkey Power, Shego was shocked and astonished, commenting "The sidekick just stepped up, monkey-style."

   Rivals Warmonga Warmonga earned Shego's contempt when she appeared out of nowhere and replaced her as Dr. Drakken's sidekick, which made Shego jealous and disapproves of. It grew even worse, when Warmonga refused to mock Drakken despite his apparent buffoonery. Finally, she gladly made Warmonga her enemy, when she nearly defeated Kim Possible and when Drakken said that "Warmonga IS better than her," by rubbing it in her face, and cited she will be the one to defeat her. This was the only time Shego felt jealous was when Warmonga proved to be better at defeating Kim than her to where she basically attacked Warmonga just because she wanted to be the one to destroy Kim. She may have also been jealous at that time when Drakken liked having Warmonga as a sidekick more than her when he said "Warmonga is better than you".

   During their second encounter, they remembered each other clearly, sharing an equal contempt to one another. Along with Team Possible and Drakken, Shego fought against Warmonga and her leader Warhok to save the world.

   Love Interest Shego has demonstrated a habit of picking up muscular males with deep tans at resorts.

   Steve Barkin During her time as Miss Go, Shego has shown an interest in Steve Barkin. Neither of these relationships held her interest for long, although she seemed somewhat touched when Barkin visited her at the lair, until he started singing for her, which involved her pressing a button that would attack him with dogs and electric shocks.

   Martin Smarty Shego briefly showed interest in Martin Smarty, although this had more to do with him being one of the five wealthiest men on the planet, than an emotional connection. When Shego found out he has a son, she lost her interest in Martin Smarty and left his house.

   Dr. Drakken DrakkenandShego2 Shego and Drakken at the end of "Graduation".

   In the series finale, during Drakken's award ceremony for their part in saving the world, there was some strong hinting that Shego and Dr. Drakken might somewhat have feelings for one another. This is probably because they had been working together for so long and Drakken is the only man Shego is so close with. However, later at the coffee shop where all the villains are at and Drakken is talking with Professor Dementor, Shego was nowhere to be seen with the others, and there is no actual confirmation if they became an official couple.

   Professional Throughout the course of the series, Shego has (temporarily) teamed up with several villains, both with and without Dr. Drakken. Those villains include: Señor Senior, Junior and Señor Senior, Senior, DNAmy, Motor Ed, Hank Perkins, Frugal Lucre, Duff Killigan, and Monkey Fist. Out of the other villains she has worked with, only Señor Senior, Junior has earned Shego's respect. Junior's father originally hired Shego to tutor him in villainy. Despite after a rough start, Shego eventually found that Junior is actually a good listener, and they grew rather close as a mentor and student. They teamed up once more for Señor Senior, Senior's birthday, still showing a clear respect for each other.

   Although Shego prefers to work as a hired hand, she is the only villain in the series to actually succeed in taking over the world, with the assistance from a magical time monkey and careful planning and support from her future self. In the possible future world, known simply as "The Future", Shego is known as "The Supreme One" and ruled the world with a cruel yet lazy hand. Notably, however, in this timeline, it also saw her fall into the classic villain clichés, which present time Shego would otherwise pointedly avoid, by acting uncharacteristically to herself. Such as relying on her minions to fight her enemies, despite retaining her combat skills, and when she was persuaded by Drakken, gloating to defeating enemies instead of following her normal preference for the "direct approach".

   Motor Ed Motor Ed's tendency to underestimate and belittle women, constantly gets him in trouble around Shego, who would not hesitate to blast him. But Motor Ed actually seemed to like Shego beating him up, so this only fueled his already obvious attraction to her.

   In "Car Alarm", Shego puts up with him only for as long as their current scheme demanded, or at least, until he irritated her by saying that she's an accessory, to the point where she could no longer stand working with him.

   Evil Ron While under the influence of the Attitudinator, Ron Stoppable's evil persona was so impressive that Shego abandoned Drakken just so she could work with Ron. She soon later regretted working with Evil Ron, when she quickly found herself once again in the role of sidekick, as Evil Ron tells her that she's "just a hired help", as Evil Ron's ego would allow nothing less, and he had the technology to render her powers useless against him. But unlike her partnership with Dr. Drakken, the relationship with Evil Ron was that of fear, as he was able to keep her from constantly being sarcastic by threatening to dump her in a shark tank, genuinely scaring her into submission, something that nobody else or any other villain had ever been able to do.

   Frugal Lucre Shego's sole interest in Frugal Lucre was that he was incredibly annoying, and more importantly, that he was especially annoying to and fixated on Drakken. She even coached him on the best way to get on Drakken's nerves, under the guise of telling him things that Drakken liked, that he actually dislikes.

   Shego's plan to annoy Drakken by bringing Lucre aboard somewhat backfired, as Drakken decided to make Lucre his apprentice when they started bonding, although they still bickered fairly often.

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   Keys: Hekapoo. · Secondary: Slave girl, harem member.

   Hekapoo the Scissors Enforcer is the forger of all dimensional scissors and a member of the Magic High Commission, who first appears in "Page Turner". As of "Cleaved", she is wiped from existence after all magic in the universe is destroyed. Appearance Hekapoo has pale white skin, spiked arms, long red hair (tied back in a black spiky hair tie) with bangs that cover her right eye, orange eyes, fangs, pointed ears, and jagged yellow-orange horns. She primarily wears a yellow-orange ballgown, brown high-heeled boots, and a black tiara. A small orange flame constantly burns over her head.

   Personality Hekapoo is normally laid-back and something of a trickster toward beings she considers to be lesser than herself. As the creator of dimensional scissors, however, she takes her job very seriously and becomes deeply offended when someone steals or abuses them. She also comes off as the most authoritative member of the High Commission, constantly disciplining the immature and rash Rhombulus. Despite this seriousness, she tends to have numerous quirks, such as being irresistibly attracted to masculine men and talking casually and jokingly with people close to her. She can also be somewhat cowardly, preferring to hide from threats such as Meteora Butterfly and Mina Loveberry rather than confronting them and suffering the consequences.

   In Star vs. the Forces of Evil: The Magic Book of Spells, it is strongly displayed that Hekapoo is deeply prejudiced toward monsters, as not only did she join Solaria as part of the team on massacring monster armies, but she also taught Festivia Butterfly to continue the cycle of hatred between Mewmans and monsters, so obstinate to the degree that she refused to accept Omnitraxus Prime's way of teaching kindness to Festivia. Over the course of the series, however, her opinion seems to change, as it is ultimately her who turns on the Magic High Commission and allows for Star Butterfly and Marco Diaz to save the monster populace.

   History Hekapoo first appears in "Page Turner" as a member of the Magic High Commission. Her role in the episode is mainly to discipline Rhombulus after he gets into a fight with Glossaryck.

   She has a bigger starring role alongside Marco Diaz in "Running with Scissors". As the "Scissors Enforcer", Hekapoo forges all dimensional scissors and gives them to those who earn them. When she discovers that Marco has been abusing Star Butterfly's scissors, she drags him into another dimension to seize them from him, especially since they originally belonged to her. When Marco resolves to take them back, Hekapoo challenges him to blow out the flame over her head, but she makes it difficult for him due to her super speed, duplicating, and dimension-hopping abilities.

   After Marco spends sixteen years tracking Hekapoo down and eliminating her clones, she officially recognizes his resolve. As a reward, she grants him his own pair of dimensional scissors, inscribed with his name. When Marco returns to Earth, she agrees to take care of his dragon-cycle Nachos and says he can return anytime he wants.

   In "Face the Music", Hekapoo attends Star's Song Day with the rest of the High Commission. Like the other members, she is shocked at the song's revelations about Glossaryck and the spellbook, and afterwards, directly confronts Queen Butterfly for withholding the sensitive information.

   In "Starcrushed", Hekapoo takes part in a mission to recover Glossaryck and the book of spells from Ludo, wielding two halves of a pair of dimensional scissors like daggers. She engages Toffee in battle, but Toffee absorbs her powers. Before Toffee can finish them all off, Queen Butterfly pulls her through a portal with the other incapacitated High Commission members.

   In "Return to Mewni", Hekapoo is stated to be in stasis, and Star and Moon bring her and the rest of the Commission's bodies to the Magic Sanctuary in an effort to restore them. In "Moon the Undaunted", she appears in flashback as a member of Queen Moon's royal court, urging the rest of the court to sign the Mewman/Monster Accord. In "Toffee", Hekapoo and the other High Commission members (except Lekmet) are brought back to life when Star restores the universe's magic.

   In "Rest in Pudding", she attends Lekmet's funeral.

   In "Night Life", Hekapoo teams up with Marco to close a string of rogue interdimensional portals. When she discovers Star to be the cause of the portals, Marco convinces her to keep it a secret from the Magic High Commission. However, she angrily breaks off their partnership due to Marco keeping Star's sleep-portalling from her.

   In "Total Eclipsa the Moon", Hekapoo and the rest of the High Commission are seen rushing to the Bureaucracy of Magic's archive room after Moon accidentally triggers the alarm. In "Butterfly Trap", Hekapoo takes part in Eclipsa's trial, where it is revealed she and the rest of the High Commission orchestrated a conspiracy to replace Eclipsa's daughter Meteora on the throne with the peasant girl Festivia.

   In "Divide" and "Conquer", Hekapoo takes part in the battle against Meteora as part of Marco's "Marc-nificent Seven". She attempts to use her dimensional portals to stay one step ahead of Meteora, but is struck down half-way through one.

   In "Junkin' Janna", Hekapoo appears among the other High Commission members alerting Star and Eclipsa about a potential new threat to Mewni that is using ancient and powerful magic.

   In "A Boy and His DC-700XE", Hekapoo goes dragon-cycle riding with Marco, Kelly, Talon Raventalon, Quirky, and Tom Lucitor. In "Cornonation", she attends Eclipsa's queen coronation and captures her under suspicion of freeing Globgor. When it is discovered that Rhombulus released Globgor, Hekapoo orders his immediate imprisonment.

   In "Gone Baby Gone", Hekapoo informs Marco about some strange magical happenings occurring in Mewni and warns him to stay on Earth.

   In "Ready, Aim, Fire", she begrudgingly conspires with Rhombulus and Omnitraxus Prime to hire Mina Loveberry to rid Mewni of monsters. In "Pizza Party", she has a pizza party with Rhombulus and Omnitraxus to celebrate Eclipsa's removal from the Mewni throne. However, she secretly rescues Star, Marco, Moon, and Eclipsa and takes them to safety in "The Tavern at the End of the Multiverse".

   In "Cleaved", Hekapoo goes along with Star's decision to destroy magic, having always felt that magic was bad and unfazed by the fact she's going to perish. Although it is not seen, it can be assumed that after the magic was destroyed, she, along with Glossaryck and the rest of the High Commission, faded out of existence.

   Relationships Marco Diaz S3E22 Marco and Hekapoo sharing drinks Hekapoo and Marco hanging out.

   Hekapoo originally looks down upon Marco for being a human and abusing the dimensional scissors, initially calling him "fleshwad" and "little boy". Over the course of sixteen years, however, she comes to respect him after he defeats hundreds of her clones and tenaciously hunts her down across several dimensions, admitting that she underestimated him.

   She maintains a respectful yet playful (and slightly flirtatious) relationship with Marco; she likes to slap the back of his head and leave a burn mark, and he calls her "H-Poo", much to her dislike. In "Night Life", Hekapoo appears to enjoy going on missions with Marco, and she likes his adult voice. When she finds out that the rogue interdimensional portals were being created by Star in her sleep, Hekapoo becomes angry with Marco for not telling her. While she agrees not to tell the rest of the High Commission, she says that they are done working together. However, in "Divide" and "Conquer", she is shown to be a part of his "Marc-nificent Seven" to try and stop Meteora.

   In "Gone Baby Gone", Hekapoo travels to Earth to warn Marco to stay away from Mewni, due to not wanting him to get involved in Mina's attack.

   In "Cleaved", Marco expresses concern for Hekapoo after realizing that destroying magic will cause her to disappear. However, Hekapoo reassures Marco that she always felt magic needed to be erased, giving him one last slap before he departs.

   Pony Head Pony Head stole Hekapoo's personal pair of dimensional scissors before giving them to Star. It is unknown if Hekapoo is aware she is the one who stole them.

   Magic High Commission S2E41 Magic High Commission storms the temple Hekapoo fighting alongside the Commission.

   Hekapoo serves on the Magic High Commission with Rhombulus, Lekmet, and Omnitraxus Prime. She appears to be among the more authoritative members of the group, as she regularly disciplines the short-tempered Rhombulus. In "Pizza Party", she abandons the Commission out of disgust over them letting Mina and her soldiers rampage around unchecked, all so they can return things to the way they were in the "good old days".

   Powers and abilities Forging: Hekapoo is the only known creator of dimensional scissors, which she forges from vats of molten metal. Telekinesis: Hekapoo does not require tools to create new scissors and simply levitates them in place while forging. Pyrokinesis/heat generation: Hekapoo can generate and control fire; this usually manifests as a small flame above her head. She can also channel heat through her hands, hot enough to leave a burn mark on Marco's head. Super speed: Hekapoo can move and run at speeds faster than an average human. Self-duplication: Hekapoo can create multiple clones of herself with the same skills she has. They can only be destroyed by blowing out their flames. Longevity: Hekapoo appears to have a very long lifespan, having gone sixteen years and more without showing any signs of physically aging. Close combat: Hekapoo can use her dimensional scissors as close-combat weapons, wielding each half of a pair of scissors like short swords. Portal manipulation: Hekapoo can control the creation of dimensional portals and prevent them from being opened by dimensional scissors and other portal users.

5. #5Miss Heedconstantselective

   Keys: Miss Heed. · Secondary: Slave girl, harem member.

   Miss Heed (real name: Cecilia Amanda Kelly) is a very well-known superheroine, influencer, and designer who has her own merchandise that includes perfumes, action figures, and dolls. She was revealed by Alan Ituriel in Villainous Chat at Pixelatl 2020.

   Background information First episode "The Heedeous Heart" Voiced by Cristina Hernández[1] (Spanish) Katherine Clavelo (English) Gabriela Pellegrino (Brazilian Portuguese) Character information Species Metahuman Gender Female Relationships Omega (former "friend" and bodyguard) Coyote (enemy, former bodyguard) Dr. Flugslys (enemy, former classmate)

   Appearance Miss Heed is a tall, beautiful, pale pink-skinned woman with a slim hourglass figure. She sports a very "sexy" type look, with thick, medium-length strawberry-pink hair with curtain bangs, and heart-like markings colored in a deep-pink, which is around her almond-shaped flamingo-pink eyes with heart-shaped pupils. Her upper-eyelids are colored in a shade of dark pink.

   For her superhero attire, Miss Heed's all-pink clothing highlights her feminine appearance; she wears a set of glowing headphones which are colored in two shades of pink, with a heart-like band, heart designs on the ear shells, and a small microphone attached to it. Her main costume consists of a dark pink tube top with a brighter-colored heart-shaped plate, along with a back-length deep-pink cape attached at the back. She also sport a deep-pink miniskirt with the high-waist hugging her abdomen, and white thigh-high, high-heeled boots which includes deep-pink soles.

   Miss Heed accessorizes with a golden choker wrapped around her neck, and hollow-glass hot-pink bracelets on both her wrists which are implied to act as canisters for spraying her hypnotizing perfume onto her victims' faces.

   Flashbacks in "The Heedeous Heart" reveal that she has brown hair and light brown eyes, meaning that she dyed her hair at some point in before becoming a superhero. In high school, she wore pink glasses with square frames, a pink cat eared headband, braces, and she wore her high school uniform.

   Personality Very little is known about her personality before becoming a superheroine, but it seems that she always wanted to be in the center of attention, as she's being depicted in an old photo as pushing everyone else in order to be in the centre of the picture. As Miss Heed, she acts flirtatious and affectionate towards her followers in order to keep them under the effect of her mind control. In reality, she is arrogant, narcissistic, vain, and egotistical, craving positive attention and losing her temper when someone doesn't give her praise or reminds her of her past - even refusing to be called by her real name.

   One could argue that she probably wasn't very popular in school (much like Flug), as implied in one of Flug's flashbacks where both get mean looks during what seems to be a Halloween party. This likely brought her self esteem down, nurturing her craving for attention and shaping her narcissistic persona, and eventually led her to see other people as nothing but possible worshippers.

   As an influencer, Heed uses stereotypical slang from social media, such as "like" (as in like buttons), "hater" and "cancelled". She also seems to be infatuated with the superhero Goldheart, almost obsessively - like Demencia's feelings towards Black Hat.

   Relationships Dr. Flug Being classmates during school times, they were once good friends, as shown in images from his flashbacks and reinforced by her calling him "Kenny" during a private moment or "Fluggy". Their friendship, however, was seemingly not valued enough, as she stole part of his work in order to fulfil her goals of becoming a heroine and win Goldheart's love - something that left the good evil doctor hurting, and fueled his rage once they were reunited. Despite this, she's hinted to have a bit of an attraction towards him, as she insisted on kissing him on the lips (instead of his cheek like he offered) when she refused to do so for any other of her brainwashed minions.

   It heavily hinted that she and Dr. Flug were in an unofficial relationship (two were dating but were not yet in a committed romantic relationship) before she stole his research and dump him to chase after Goldheart.

   The best way described the relationship between Miss Heed and Dr. Flug is, which in psychology is call, a security blanket relationship, as she sees him as the "back-up guy" should she fail to win Goldheart's heart or anyone else's love.

   Goldheart After seeing him in action while in high school, she became infatuated with him, renouncing her path to villainy and abandoning Black Hat Institute because of him. They later became teammates, and seemed to have an amicable relationship before her imprisonment.

   Omega Omega is a superhero that was brainwashed by her, turning him to her personal bodyguard and arm candy. It unknown how long he was under influence of her, but it could have been years.

   Coyote Coyote is a supervillain, who is the arch-nemesis of Omega. He too was brainwashed by her and turning him to her personal bodyguard and arm candy. He was used as prove that she could "redeemed" villains. It unknown how long he was under influence of her, but it could have been years.

   History As a teenager, Cecilia Amanda Kelly attended Black Hat Institute with her friend, Kenning Flugslys. She then developed a crush on the superhero Goldheart and, motivated by the desire for his affections, stole the final part of Flug's thesis project in order to create her own mind altering perfume to have an asset to become a superhero. Abandoning her path of villainy and taking the moniker "Miss Heed", she joined Goldheart's superhero group and started using her new "powers" to expand her presence on social media.

   Over time, Heed made a very prominent name for herself in the superhero community, gaining many endorsements in the form of perfumes, action figures, dolls, and clothing. She eventually heard about "The New Dawn", a reality show/contest being held in Atreno City to replace the missing Sunblast, and invited the final three contestants to her penthouse where she brainwashed them into declaring her the winner of the contest, despite not competing. Miss Heed then went on to become Atreno City's new official superhero, taking over the city and essentially remaking it in her image, with posters and advertisements of her dominating the streets of the city.

   However, Miss Heed soon learned that the effects of her mind altering perfume were temporary, she used her new status as Atreno City's superhero to kidnap the supervillain Penumbra and use her to try and complete the formula she stole. When she continued running into dead ends, she set out to lure out and capture Dr. Flug and get the rest of his research to make the effects of her toxin permanent.

   Series The Heedeous Heart Miss Heed and a mob of followers hunt down the villains Dark Phantom and Ghoul. After capturing both of them, Heed sends Ghoul to call upon the services of Black Hat Organization, in order to lure Dr. Flug to Atreno City; there, she ambushes his team and manages to entrance him with her perfume. Demencia, much to her chagrin, is immune to her charms due to her obsessive love for Black Hat, so she has her followers chase her and 5.0.5. while Flug carries her back to her base.

   Once inside, the heroine sends an affectionate message to the masses of adoring fans, but scowls after turning off her camera. After checking in on Flug about the status of the perfected formula, Heed remarks on how great of an idea it was to use him as an asset, which momentarily snaps him out of her control. She quickly blows another chemical kiss into his face, which brings him back under her thumb. Later on, she monologues about her plan to become the most beloved and therefore, the best superheroine on the world, and hopes that Goldheart, Flug's arch nemesis, will finally love her. However, she fails to notice Flug himself overhearing her, and getting his heart broken. Once she notices the doctor's presence, she panics, but is reassured by his flattery - not realising that he's finally free from her control.

   Some time later, Heed again goes to Flug to ask about the formula, to which he replies it's complete. She ecstatically tells him he is her favourite follower, and offers him a kiss as a reward; Flug awkwardly offers his cheek, but she instead lifts his paper bag and kisses him on the lips. Then, she is alerted by her cellphone's notifications, and witnesses her fanbase coming crashing down: Demencia had broadcasted the whole thing, as part of Flug's plan to release the people from her control. Enraged with his betrayal, the influencer pushes a stunned Flug off the catwalk they were standing on, but Demencia manages to catch him - and drops Heed instead, straight into the vats of perfume below. Defeated, she crawls out of the tank of chemicals and is confronted by the mob, now immune to her trick, and throws a tantrum in order to get them on her side, to no avail.

   Flug later visits her in prison, where she has clearly snapped: she scribbles on a wall and keeps begging for the praise of a non existent audience. Once she sees him, she hopefully crawls towards the door and begs for his help - even affectionately calling him Kenny. She insists he's the only one that can help her, to which he replies he'll help in exchange for information on Goldheart's plans. Heed instantly reveals to him that Goldheart is planning to put an end to villainy once and for all, with his followers doing it for him. She adds up that he would go after Flug after everything he did to her, and hopes he would come rescue her as well. After getting the intel, Flug thanks her and wishes her well; walking off while Miss Heed breaks down and desperately begs for him to love her. The doctor, seemingly hurt, turns back and tells her that first she needs to love herself. He bids her farewell using her true name, Cecilia, which she promptly rejects; her cries for affection echo throughout the prison complex.

   Powers and Abilities Mind Control: Miss Heed can control the mind of any person by brainwashing them with pheromones in her perfume; the chemical used was part of an unfinished project by Dr. Flug on manipulating one's emotions, which she stole from him. She seemed to be use this to make villains "turn good" and stop doing crime, while also making the heroes she's working alongside perform poorly so that she looks better. Evaporation: In The Heedeous Heart, it was confirmed she has the power to evaporate liquids. She used this to evaporate her perfume and blow it into people’s faces. She appears to store this perfume in her bracelets, as she infects her victims by blowing kisses. Weaknesses: Imperfect formula: Since the stolen formula was incomplete, the brainwashing is not permanent and can be dispelled with a heartbreak. After such an event, the victims gain immunity to the formula. Episode appearances Season 1 "The Heedeous Heart" Comics "Villanos: Rescate Reducido" Trivia Miss Heed's design was coined by Alan Ituriel and animation supervisor Ami Guillén. According to Alan Ituriel, Miss Heed's voice actress Cristina Hernandez, was an influence on her design.[2] She has an Instagram account, her username is @miss_heed, she has 81 posts and over 155k followers.[3] After the release of Season 1, her account has been taken over by P.E.A.C.E., with the last post informing us that the account is under investigation. In Penumbra's Instagram posts, she has posters advertising her products in the city of Atreno.[4] Her full outfit was revealed in a post on her Instagram.[5] She also has a TikTok account, her username is @missheed, she has 10 videos so far and over 440K followers and 3M likes.[6] Her Instagram had a cameo when Demencia checked her cell phone in the pilot episode from Villainous. In a Penumbra post where Sunblast and Penumbra finally find Curie, their pet, there is a poster announcing that her tour in Atreno City was canceled due to the pandemic situation.[7] She uploaded a photo of herself watching a fight between Metauro and Bicep, who later debuted in "BH's Bizarre Bad-Venture".[8] She befriended Omega in order to capture the villain Coyote, but later in Miss Heed's post it is shown, that she hypnotized both to become her bodyguards.[9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18] She occasionally visits Guardalajarra.[19][20] Her Birthday is relieved to be on 3rd June[21] and her zodiac being Gemini. Her name could possibly come from the word "heed ", meaning "to pay attention" (This could be a reference to Miss Heed's desire for others to pay attention to her constantly).

6. #6Etheriaconstantselective

   Keys: Etheria. · Secondary: Dimensions you have conquered.

   Etheria is a planet and the main setting of She-Ra and the Princesses of Power. It is the home to The Rebellion and was invaded by the Horde. The Rebellion defeated Hordak and then later Horde Prime.

   Etheria (center) and her moons, in Despondos Inhabitants Adora First Ones/Eternians (formerly) The Rebellion The Horde Various communities

   History Etheria is the planet where the series mainly takes place, exceptions being some episodes from Season Five. The planet is surrounded by twelve moons, which provide all-natural light and some magical energy for Etheria. There are seven Kingdoms of Etheria, most of them ruled by a Princess of Power; magical beings who draw strength from their respective Runestones. Many diverse people groups populate the planet.

   Etheria was a sister planet to Eternia, which was heavily implied to have been in the same solar system. Magically gifted people and animals first inhabited Etheria before the people of Eternia arrived to study Etheria's magic. Eternians, the highly intelligent and technologically innovative people who landed on and built massive structures on Etheria, were named the First Ones by the inhabitants of Etheria. The First Ones left technology and ruins scattered all over the planet, and many pieces of it are used as fundamental blocks for most of the kingdom's societies. The entire world is linked through the many interconnected tech systems, the Heart of Etheria, which was built by the First Ones, as discovered by Princess Entrapta.

   A thousand years ago, Etheria was moved to the starless, empty dimension of Despondos by Mara, the previous She-Ra. Mara opened a portal and sent Etheria to Despondos to prevent the Heart of Etheria Project from destroying it. Upon discovering that the First Ones were using the Runestones to store the magic of Etheria in its core to turn the entire planet into an immense weapon, Mara sacrificed herself to prevent this weapon from destroying whole worlds. When Mara sent Etheria to Despondos, the other First Ones were removed from or abandoned Etheria before the planet traveled through the portal.

   Centuries later, Hordak, a clone of Horde Prime, fell through a portal, and he and his ship crash-landed on Etheria's province, the Fright Zone. He then started a war between its indigenous peoples, namely the Princesses and their subjects, and his Horde. This hive-like organization raises its recruits brutally and in a rather cult-like fashion. The Horde was attempting to take over all of Etheria. Although the Horde's former leader, Hordak, is from another planet, all of the recruits working for the Horde are native to Etheria.

   Some decades later, Light Hope opened a small portal to bring a baby Adora to Etheria to have her someday become the new She-Ra and carry out the Heart of Etheria Project.

   Etheria back in the universe Etheria brought back to its original dimension.

   Etheria was nearly destroyed when Catra activated Hordak's portal machine using the Sword of Protection, which caused all of reality to collapse upon itself. The planet, and all of reality, were saved when Queen Angella sacrificed herself to remove the sword from the portal and return it to Adora who then returned to Etheria with the sword.

   Catra and Adora in the Heart of Etheria Adora and Catra in the Heart of Etheria.

   A while later Light Hope led Scorpia to connect with her Runestone, the Black Garnet, in order to activate the Heart of Etheria. After the activation of the Heart of Etheria, Light Hope managed to bring the planet out of Despondos and back into the wider universe. Adora deactivated the Heart of Etheria by destroying the Sword of Protection, a massive Horde fleet arrived and began circling the globe.

   She Ra Galactic Horde Armada S5 The Horde Armada surrounds Etheria.

   Then Horde Prime began trying to enslave the entirety of Etheria by sending his army to the planet and getting the people under his control by chipping them, making them his loyal servants, and connecting them to the hive mind shortly after Adora rescued Catra from him. Whist Adora and her friends were in space; Prime took over more and more people of Etheria until there were just a small fraction of the rebellion was left, fighting back, albeit with the benefit that came of having the aid of two recent Horde defectors: Catra (who had, for a brief time, been Horde Prime's second-in-command) and Wrong Hordak (a freed clone). But Adora and her friends returned and turned the tide of the war; Entrapta created a program that shut down all the chips freeing all of Prime's slaves while Adora destroyed the galactic tyrant and the Horde by using an ancient failsafe code to free the magic stored in the Heart of Etheria; restoring peace at long last.

   Geography Locations Kingdoms Bright Moon Plumeria Salineas The Kingdom of Snows Dryl Mystacor The Fright Zone Villages and towns Elberon Thaymor Alwyn Erelandia The Valley of the Lost Seaworthy Sea Elf Village Horde Locations Fright Zone (formerly) Horror Hall (formerly) Etheria's Moons The Twelve moons orbiting Etheria supply the planet's light, contribute to the princesses' magic, and help balance the planet's magical ecosystem. The Moonstone is linked to the magic of the moons, which may be why Angella was the queen and why Glimmer is now queen. Other locations Beast Island Crimson Waste Crystal Castle The Library Northern Reach The Whispering Woods The Straits of Serpentine The Watchtower Crimson Waste Cantina

7. #7Catraconstantselective

   Keys: Catra. · Secondary: Slave girl, harem member.

   Catra is one of the main characters of She-Ra and the Princesses of Power. Starting out as a cadet in the Horde, an army bent on conquering Etheria, Catra was soon promoted to the rank of Force Captain and eventually served as Hordak's second-in-command. After the invasion of Horde Prime's army, Catra briefly served as an agent of Prime. She later sided against Horde Prime and joined the Rebellion; after that, she became Adora's girlfriend.

   Description Catra was raised by the dark sorceress Shadow Weaver alongside her best friend Adora. Shadow Weaver was a cruel and unforgiving guardian, who would often chastise and severely taunt Catra in front of Adora.

   When Adora defected to join the Rebellion, Catra tried to bring Adora back to the Fright Zone, convinced that she was just confused and going through a "phase."

   But Catra slowly began to realize that Adora's absence provided the opportunity to step out from her friend’s shadow for the first time in her life. This event became fuel to strengthen her ambition for a more powerful position in the Horde.

   Ultimately, Catra cast aside her friendship in favor of her newfound strength and achievement. Catra was elevated to the rank of force captain, filling the role abandoned by Adora. However, Catra's rage, anger, and sadness began to weigh heavily on her despite achieving multiple military victories over the Princess Alliance. In part because of Double Trouble's manipulation of her, she became discouraged and despairing, beginning to question her motivations.

   In Season Five, Catra finally accepted that the choices she made and the people that she hurt were destroying her, and that her ruthless ambition was hiding the pain she felt in wanting to be accepted by others. She worked to redeem herself, renewed her friendship with Adora, and joined the Best Friends Squad to fight for the Rebellion.

   In the series finale, she confessed her love to Adora, confirming their new, romantic relationship.

   Appearance Catra is a tan-skinned teenage girl (later young woman) with various feline physical characteristics. She has a slender and athletic physique, freckled cheeks, soft-curved black eyebrows, and cedar-brown hair that tends toward wild and spiky. Earlier in the series, her hair has two lighter-colored tufts, hanging below her ears, and she initially wears a headpiece with small black markings (inspired by the one worn by her counterpart from the original 1980's series).

   Catra's features are angular, with a pointed chin, straight nose and slanted, almond-shaped eyes. Her eyes have heterochromatic sclera (pale yellow on the left and turquoise on the right) with slit pupils, and she has thick eyelashes. She has small fangs, large black catlike ears, retractable black claws on her fingers and toes, a long prehensile dark brown cat-like tail, and horizontal markings on her arms and back, which are darker than the rest of her skin and resemble the stripes of a tabby cat.

   The primary color-scheme of Catra's outfits is shades of red. For Seasons One to Three, she wears a sleeveless, high-collared, two-toned red-orange leotard-style top over a set of fashionably-torn, reddish-violet stirrup leggings which expose her knees. Additionally, she's seen with two belts that cross over each other, the thicker of the pair sporting the Horde symbol. Later, she wears a Force Captain pin on her leotard over her heart.

   During the chaos caused by opening the portal at the end of Season Three, Catra's appearance alters. The right side of her face, upper right torso, and right arm are all a very deep-black, with purple cracks surrounding those parts as well. In this form, Catra's right eye is also a dark purple.

   In Season Four, Catra's physique appears slightly more muscular. Her hair is more smoothly styled to look neater and straighter, and the tufts behind her ears are gone. Her new attire for this season consists of a maroon-red leotard worn with a black shrug top that features a stand-up collar. The top is sleeveless on the left and long-sleeved on the right with a red diamond on the shoulder. The long sleeve on the right ends in a fingerless glove, and she wears an elbow-length fingerless glove of the same color on the left. When worn with her usual leotard, it forms a small, diamond-shaped opening that reveals her mid-chest (Similar to Scorpia). Around her waist, she wears a V-shaped black belt, and on her lower body she wears thigh-length skin-tight burgundy pants that attach at the inner thigh to black stirrup leggings.

   In Season Five, when Catra is under the mind-control of Horde Prime, she is dressed in a uniform inspired by the outfits of Horde Prime's clones: white and light gray, with a large symbol of the Horde in dark gray on the chest, and featuring a white hood covering her face when initially presented. While under Prime's control, Catra's eyes are both lime-green, with no visible pupils, and her hair has been cut into a pixie cut and slicked-back.

   Later in the Season, Catra wears a space suit with features reminiscent of her season four outfit. with a dark gray plate covering her upper chest, light gray sleeves, a light pink piece from chest to waist, and leggings that are dark pink from hips to knees, then merge with burgundy boots. Catra's helmet is mostly light gray (as her sleeves), with burgundy pieces around her cheeks, and its shape accommodates her large ears. The frame around her clear faceplate evokes the shape of her headpiece from Seasons One to Four.

   For the remainder of Season Five, Catra wears an outfit adapted from her Season Four outfit, albeit it is now completely sleeveless and has a looser black belt that rests diagonally across her hips, and she no longer wears her headpiece. Her hair remains in the pixie cut, but it is a little longer and more casually messy.

   In Adora's vision of the future, Catra's hair has grown longer and wilder, but she wears it in a ponytail. She now appears a little taller, wearing a red-orange short-sleeved shirt and a white coat with golden trim, which she wears on one shoulder like a caplet. She is no longer barefoot, wearing thigh-high boots with tight dark-colored pants and has gone back to wearing fingerless gloves.

   Personality Catra excited Catra excited.

   In the opening episodes, Catra has shown to be a bit of a slacker without proper motivation, evident from when she showed up late to a training exercise, her tardiness apparently not a rare occurrence, but this is likely due to never getting validation from authority figures when she does actually put in the work. She is also someone who is the life of the party. She also seems to be a thrill-seeker, complaining about how boring the Fright Zone was, needing to blow something up, and extreme excitement at taking a Horde skiff for a thrill ride. While on said ride, Adora advises saving fuel for the return trip. Catra brushes this off, saying it's a future problem. Which ends up being a mistake. However, it's also shown that Catra is a bit callous, showing no issue to the Horde's destructive behavior when it attacks an innocent town, and not thinking twice about striking her own best friend, Adora, with a Stun Gun multiple times to bring her back.

   After becoming Force Captain, a darker side of Catra is unveiled. Though she doesn't outgrow her slacker tendencies (she doesn't attend orientation or do her paperwork, both which cost her), she proves a skilled strategist and manipulator, using their former friendship to distract Adora so she can kidnap Glimmer and Bow. She then uses the former to threaten Bright Moon into surrendering. She lies to persuade Entrapta into assisting her, a move that wreaks havoc on the ecosystem and almost allows her to take Bright Moon and replace Shadow Weaver as Hordak's second-in-command. In season three, she convinced Hordak that Entrapta, who he had begun to show feelings for, had betrayed him. This also has the effect of reassuring her position within the Horde after her failures in Season Two.

   Catra Shadow Weaver talking episode Light Spiner 1 Catra talking to Shadow Weaver.

   In many ways, it is her relationship with her makeshift family, Adora, and Shadow Weaver, that defines her. Despite her abusiveness, Catra still sees Shadow Weaver as a mother figure and craves her approval. This is something she has yet to outgrow. Towards the end of season one, Catra fights and defeats Shadow Weaver, replacing her as second-in-command in the Horde. This seems to imply Catra has moved beyond her need for Shadow Weaver's approval. However, in season two, Catra has her locked up and is still visiting her. Later, when Hordak asks why Shadow Weaver has not been executed, Catra offers a flimsy excuse. Shadow Weaver later uses this to trick Catra into giving her her Sorcerer's Guild badge, which she uses to escape, showing that Catra still has a love for Shadow Weaver. At the end of Season Three, when Shadow Weaver is leading the Princesses in an assault on the Fright Zone, Catra at one point pleads with Shadow Weaver, asking if she ever cared. Shadow Weaver, of course, had her in a magic bind, so this may have been Catra lying out of a situation.

   Catra's situation on Adora has gone from friendly to ambiguous to negative to all the way around through the course of the show, to slowly rebuild their friendship and eventually end up romantically. In the beginning, Catra and Adora are seen jesting in the locker room, and later, taking a joy ride on a ship they borrowed without asking. Further, Catra is seen sleeping curled up at the foot of Adora's bed (which has a drawing of Adora and Catra's faces) at night, showing how close they are. However, when Adora defects, Catra gets Adora's promotion. Catra benefited from Adora's absence. Thus begins her descent into darkness. Their first meeting after this is the fight for the Salineas Sea Gate, where Catra leads an assault on the kingdom of Salineas.

   Catra S1 Still 3 Catra before she dropped the Sword of Protection and leaving Adora behind.

   Catra spends her time mostly mocking Adora, before being driven off by Mermista. Things truly begin to get ambiguous during Princess Prom. Catra exploits Adora's former friendship to capture Glimmer and Bow while stealing the Sword of Protection. During the mission to the Fright Zone to rescue Glimmer and Bow, Catra returns the sword to Adora, allowing her to escape without opposition and insisting that it is not because she likes her. In the episode "Promise", Catra and Adora meet again, and start out civil and friendly with each other, even helping each other against the defenses of the First Ones' Temple. However, the Temple also shows Catra and Adora's past as children, as well as causing them to relive some painful memories. This seems to cement a rage in Catra, saying that Adora was a hero and that "every hero needs a sidekick". This implies that Catra has come to believe that Adora only saw her as a second, and was being a hero for the sake of glory. In the episode "White Out", Adora gets the upper hand on Catra, although Catra doesn't seem particularly bothered, expressing the belief that Adora won't strike her.

   When Adora attacks and defeats her under the influence of the Corrupted First Ones' Disk, she shows shock and fear at Adora's rage, proving that she truly didn't believe Adora would strike her. After Adora is subdued by Scorpia, she spends time mocking Adora's unconscious form. In season three, after being effectively banished by Hordak, Catra wastes no time in establishing her control over the residents of the Crimson Waste. This could show a fondness for power and control, but when Scorpia suggests staying and noting how Catra hated the Fright Zone, Catra (having captured Adora) chooses to go back anyway, upon Catra learning that Shadow Weaver (their mother figure) visited Adora after leaving her. Returning to the Fright Zone, only to be attacked by Shadow Weaver, and hearing that Adora was right about the dangers of Hordak's plan to open a portal, and it makes her snap, causing her to attack Entrapta and lie to Hordak to get the portal open, despite it meaning suicide for her and the destruction of everyone and everything on the planet. In the resulting time/space collapse, Catra and Adora fight, Catra telling Adora all the while how it was her presence that caused all this. This could be one of two things, either an inability to take responsibility for her actions or resentment towards Adora. However, Catra could not hold her grudge forever and eventually the two fixed their broken bond which would also lead them to form a romantic relationship.

   However, the true nature of Catra's descent is covered in the episodes "Razz" and "Promise". In these episodes, it shows that Catra may have never truly made friends with the rest of her squad. Since Shadow Weaver never loved her, Adora was the only one who showed her any affection. When Adora left her, she felt betrayed by the only one who ever loved her, and this was juxtaposed by her own rise to power. This has caused Catra to increasingly see Adora, who was always loved by everyone, as the obstacle between her and success. This is what caused her actions at the end of season three. Catra's failures were something she linked with Adora's increasing return to her life.

   Catra breaking down Catra breaking down into tears.

   In Season Four, Catra's emotional walls begin to crumble from genuine guilt over what she had done to Entrapta and with Scorpia leaving the Horde as Adora did before her and she goes into a depression. She starts to lose all of her old friends and the one she made betrays her. Even when the Horde started winning the war, she was still not happy, which causes her to lash out and then break down in tears. Ultimately, it was Double Trouble who betrayed her and revealed to Catra that she had been deceiving herself all this time about what she wanted and that she alone was the reason everyone abandoned her which made her completely despondent. Indeed, Catra is very much her own worst enemy, proven by how Double Trouble picked her character apart piece by painful piece, basically leaving her flaws and troubled spirit naked and visible for all to see, that even Glimmer noticed Catra's despair upon finding her afterward and perhaps even pity her when Catra offered no resistance and even invited Glimmer to basically put her out of her own misery.

   After she and Glimmer become "guests" aboard Horde Prime's flagship, Catra tries to play any and every card she can to worm her way into Prime's favor, only to be more and more disturbed by him and his mask of manners and civility failing to conceal his narcissistic despotism. Due to her precarious situation and feeling more alone than ever, Catra risks Prime's displeasure by speaking to Glimmer, as she is the only connection she presently has to Etheria. The two actually bond despite past transgressions and Catra begins to experience a fundamental change in herself, that she ultimately helps Glimmer escape and sacrifices herself, knowing she would face Prime's wrath. She saves Glimmer because "it's the one right thing" she's done in her life. After being subjected to Prime's mind purification, Adora heals Catra and cradles her in her arms. On Darla, she remains distant to others due to her past and abandonment issues and refused Adora's help at first; however, she joins the group for a dinner of dumplings and gives Entrapta a heartfelt apology to for everything that she did. Entrapta affectionately pats her on the head with her hair, signifying a new friendship. She shows genuine guilt for her terrible deeds and strives to redeem herself. When an apologetic Catra approached Scorpia, she was content with and even enjoyed letting Scorpia hug her, when before she was annoyed by it; showing how much she changed for the better.

   A & C love Catra is finally happy by Adora’s words.

   When the Best Friends Squad head to Krytis, It is revealed that Catra does not like being called cute, as Bow commented Catra about the ear indents in her helmet and when a piece of magic pollen made her sneeze and Bow again commented on how cute she is. However, she responded angrily that she wasn't cute, causing Bow to say she was cute when she was angry as well.

   After being rescued she began to trust other people and started valuing friendship. While she is still blunt, snarky, and temperamental, she has become much kinder, more loyal, and has truly found happiness, by the side of her beloved. She still continues to be a troublemaker, but she is a much better person nonetheless and has a much healthier outlook on life.

   When chipped by Horde Prime, she displayed personality changes common to all chipped individuals. (See Horde Chip)

   Powers and abilities Powers Cat Physiology: Due to her physiology, Catra possesses many cat-like traits such as sharp claws, flexible tail, enhanced strength, and agility. Enhanced Strength: Catra appears to be stronger than the average Etherian, although not stronger than Adora in She-Ra form. Enhanced Agility: Catra is able to jump, run and climb much better than a typical Etherian. Her speed is her main advantage. She can also block arrows in flight. Enhanced Senses: Catra can see, hear and smell much better than the typical Etherian, as shown when she was able to pick up Entrapta's scent through the ventilation. Claws: Catra's fingernails are retractable claws sharp enough to cut into metal. Balance: Catra has a great sense of balance, as shown in her battles with Adora. Abilities Catra, as the rival to She-Ra, is an extremely powerful character, having defeated almost every character in the series she attempted to, with the only exception of Horde Prime. She's dethroned both Shadow Weaver and Hordak. Her power level is not constant throughout the show—initially, she has shown that she cannot beat Adora in a fight, but it is not long until Adora, like almost anyone else, is fundamentally incapable of even putting up a fight against her, unless in She-Ra form.

   Master Strategist: Catra has, time and again, shown to have a brilliant strategic mind; outwitting, outmaneuvering and physiologically exploiting Adora, the Princess Alliance, and even Hordak. In fact, most of the victories won by the Rebellion have been due to the overwhelming power of the Princesses, as opposed to any sort of strategy. When facing off against a stronger opponent, Catra does not meet force with force but rather attacks their weak point. The only other character portrayed as approaching her general level of competence is Entrapta. Survival Skills: Catra has been shown to survive several near-fatal events over the course of the series. Weaknesses Catra does not like Water Catra and Melog avoiding water.

   Insecurity: Catra grew up being heavily abused by Shadow Weaver, and shows many signs of childhood trauma. She has a tendency to be ambivalent to outright hostile towards her underlings, distancing herself from them, but when they leave, she becomes clingy and jealous. She exhibits notable anger issues in seasons three and four. After joining the Rebellion, her mental health has shown improvement. Aversion to water: True to her feline nature, she is very uncomfortable when it comes to dealing with water. Equipment Stun Baton: Catra wields a stun baton when going up against Adora. Whip: She starts using a whip during season three after she defeats and takes it from Tung Lashor, but it later gets incinerated by Glimmer in "Pulse". Shank: She briefly had a shank that she stole, in the Crimson Waste. Blow dart: She briefly had a dart-gun which she borrowed from Horned Goon. Tracker Pad: She used it to find and locate Scorpia, and to check in on Double Trouble's infiltration of The Rebellion. Relationships Adora Catradora-s-prom-dance-she-ra-and-the-princesses-of-power-netflix-41800202-472-257 Catra dipping Adora during the Princess Prom.

   Adora is Catra's best friend, and it has been shown that the two once shared an extremely close bond, growing up together as orphans in the Horde. Both Adora and Catra developed romantic feelings for each other but never acted upon them. Often, Adora would comfort Catra when she was feeling sad and be optimistic about her when Shadow Weaver showed a great disdain for her. When Adora disappears, Catra is greatly concerned, but that all goes away when Adora reveals she's leaving the Horde and joining The Rebellion. At first, Catra is determined to get her back, but eventually, this turns to vengeance as she is determined that Adora was part of her downfall and she now needs to rise.

   Dip(2) Catra being saved from falling off of a cliff during a fight with Adora.

   Adora and Catra Happy! Catra and Adora together in the Fright Zone.

   This leads to the two having several tense interactions, with Adora saving Catra from falling off a cliff and vice versa a few times. Although they were portrayed as best friends (now ex-best friends), there was some romantic tension depicted at Princess Prom. Being the charismatic person she is, Catra shows up, surprises Adora, and then teases her by leaving a note in the trashcan and mindlessly walking about while Lonnie and the others plant heat bombs in the castle. Eventually, the dance begins, and Adora goes through several different partners, the first of which is Catra, who seems to be smug as if she arranged it to be so. The two dance together, but their dance is unlike the others because Catra ends up being bold and dipping Adora and such, showing the two to have a much closer dance than the other partners.

   Catra with the sword Catra giving The Sword back to Adora.

   While she does so, Catra is still teasing Adora viciously, eventually breaking the news that she had captured Bow indirectly. Much tension is left between them and Adora is shown to still care for Catra as she grabs her as she nearly falls off a cliff as aforementioned, but Catra quickly lets go. By the end of season one, although both are still slightly nostalgic from their past relationship, Catra still continues on her path to destroy the Princess Alliance and make everything Adora loves come crashing down.

   Catra intimidated by Adora Catra intimidated by Adora.

   During the end of season three, after she regains her memories while in the false reality, Catra lashes out at Adora, blaming her for the catastrophe, but Adora says, in the end, that it was Catra that pulled the lever, so she is the only one to blame for the consequences of her own choices, ending with "now live with it" before finally knocking Catra down. In the end, Adora manages to reinstate the normal reality and to destroy Hordak's portal emerging from it as She-Ra, but both Catra and Hordak manage to escape in the confusion, Adora giving Catra a cold, frightening stare that clearly scares her, thus causing Catra to realize that Adora is done trying to redeem her. Whatever remained of the friendship between Catra and Adora had disappeared.

   Catra largely avoids directly fighting Adora in Season Four, instead exploiting Double Trouble and their shape-shifting skills to manipulate her. In their brief encounter in "Flutterina," Catra traps Adora along with her steed, Swift Wind, and begins insulting her, targeting her recent failure in protecting the citizens of Elberon. Adora responded steadily, mentioning that Catra was responsible for hurting too many people after she opened the portal, and letting her know that she, "won't let [Catra] hurt [her] friends, or anyone else, ever again!" Catra offers one more insult before the bots surrounding them activate, shocking Adora and Swift Wind, an idea that Catra states was inspired by Shadow Weaver. Catra lets Adora get tortured by her trap before Bow and Flutterina arrive and think of a plan to distract the robots, allowing Adora to destroy them and nearly strikes a blow to Catra, causing her to retreat. Adora still appears in her nightmares, asking her why she is doing what she does (implying that Adora acts more or less as her conscience).

   After Scorpia leaves her and the Horde, Catra finds herself confronted with her abandonment issues from when Adora left her. In the Season Four finale, When it comes to Double Trouble's turn to betray her, they make a point to highlight her obsession with Adora after her strong reaction to them taking Adora's form and taunting Catra while reminding her that it was ultimately her own actions that led to Adora leaving her.

   “ You can't give up. You have never given up on anything in your life. Not even on me. So, don't you dare start now! — Catra encouraging Adora ” CatradoraKiss Catra and Adora in their first kiss.

   In Season Five, Catra finds herself yearning for Adora while trapped on Horde Prime's ship, and even bonds with Glimmer over their shared memories of her. She also looks back on memories of their childhood together and finally realizes, despite their differences, Adora was the only person who ever truly believed in her. When she switches sides and frees Glimmer, she warns Adora not to rescue her and risk her own life. Horde Prime recognizes Catra's feelings for Adora and uses them to manipulate both of them by placing her under his control through an implanted chip. However, Adora's devotion to rescuing Catra wins out and she manages to free her from Horde Prime.

   Despite this, Catra is initially reluctant to rebuild her friendship with Adora, keeping her at an arm's distance and outright expressing her belief that Adora will try to leave her behind again. As she grows closer with Adora's friends and joins them on their adventures, she and Adora gradually warm up to each other again. When Adora decides to take on the failsafe code for the Heart of Etheria, however, Catra decides she is too much of a distraction to Adora's duties and tries to flee, only to change her mind after learning of Horde Prime's final plan and running back to aid Adora in releasing the Heart of Etheria, saving her from an ancient security system. When Adora was rendered incapable of becoming She-Ra by Horde Prime's virus and nearly dies from it, Catra's confession of love, and her subsequent return of it by kissing her, is what ultimately reawakens Adora's powers. With Horde Prime destroyed and his empire no more, Adora decides to go on a quest spreading magic across the universe, inviting Bow, Glimmer, and her now girlfriend, Catra, to which Catra happily agrees.

   Scorpia Catra has been working with Scorpia since becoming a Force Captain. Their first meeting did not go well, with Scorpia enthusiastically greeting her as "Kitty" and Catra becoming immediately disturbed/annoyed by this. Throughout the series, Catra has been constantly annoyed by Scorpia's upbeat attitude and clueless persona. She frequently addresses her dislike of Scorpia's perkiness in conversation and often tells her not to "Be so you." She was shocked to learn that Scorpia was a princess, let alone tied to the Black Garnet. Nevertheless, she is competent enough to go on missions with Scorpia, albeit at her own expense.

   Scorpia is constantly trying to express her like of Catra, to which the latter either doesn't pick up on or just exploits. Later, in season two, it was quite possible Catra's slowly beginning to open up to her but usually ends up denying it once Scorpia notices and becomes extremely eager. In season three, when Scorpia sees Catra happy for the first time she almost convinces Catra to leave the Horde and stay in Crimson Waste; this ends with Catra blushing, albeit with a frustrated attitude.

   Catra thanks Scorpia Catra actually says "Thank You" to Scorpia.

   She fights it back due to Entrapta being favored by Lord Hordak and Shadow Weaver betraying her yet again when she escapes the Fright Zone. Eventually, she is seen pointing a stun gun at Scorpia, treating her more like a subordinate, trying to suppress anything she sees within her as weak (i.e. her care for others).

   “ Scorpia would be here if everything was fine. — Fractures ” When Scorpia left the Horde, Catra was devastated and continued to bottle up the frustration from constantly feeling abandoned by others. Further, it leads her to a notable paranoia, yelling at others and frightened of what they might say of her. She tried to contact Scorpia multiple times but gets frustrated as she didn't get a reply. She took this out on the Horde Soldiers. She tried to use fighting with success to compensate the empty hole she felt when Scorpia left her.

   True Frinds at long last "You know I'm a hugger."

   In the Season Four finale, Scorpia is the final form that Double Trouble used when they reviewed Catra's "character", making her give in to her despair.

   By Season Five, Catra was remorseful about how she treated Scorpia before and nervous about meeting her again; but In the series finale, Scorpia hugged her out of forgiveness, signifying they became real friends at long last.

   Entrapta Catra lied to Entrapta that her friends abandoned her, which led to her switching sides. At first, she was glad that the princess was improving the Horde's weaponry, albeit with some annoyances at Entrapta's upbeat, bubbly, and hyperactive personality and scientific mannerisms. But when Hordak began favoring Entrapta, Catra showed obvious resentment. Eventually, when Entrapta said Adora was right about the portal not being safe, she angrily snapped, using her stun gun on Entrapta, and had her sent to Beast Island. She then deceived Hordak by saying she betrayed him by letting the other princesses into the Fright Zone.

   S5-Entrapta Forgives Entrapta forgives Catra.

   In Season Four, she has guilt-inducing nightmares about what she had done to her, but she went with the lie until the truth was revealed.

   In Season Five, Catra was hesitant to see her again but was grateful to Entrapta for removing the chip in her neck and sincerely apologized for what she did to her, Entrapta then quickly forgave her and they have become true friends.

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   Keys: Adora. · Secondary: Slave girl, harem member.

   Adora is the main protagonist of She-Ra and the Princesses of Power and the current She-Ra. She is currently in a romantic relationship with Catra. Description Adora was raised from infancy as a member of the Horde by the sorceress Shadow Weaver. On the day she was promoted to Force Captain, she was captured by members of the Rebellion. Adora learns that the Horde, rather than being a positive influence on their planet (as she had thought), has been a force of evil and destruction. Ultimately, she befriends her captors, Bow and Glimmer, and joins them in their fight with the other princesses against the Horde. Adora discovers the Sword of Protection, by which she gains the ability to transform into the "Princess of Power"—She-Ra. She also discovers that she is not a native of Etheria, but actually belongs to a race called the First Ones, and that she was brought to Etheria through a portal by Light Hope. After shattering her original sword, she eventually learns to draw the power from within her and transform into She-Ra without it, as well as being able to summon into existence a new sword at will, with powers similar to that of her former sword.

   At the end of the battle with the Horde and the defeat of Horde Prime, she recognizes that she is in love with Catra, her childhood friend (and former enemy). Together with Catra, she decides to explore and restore magic to the universe along with their friends Bow and Glimmer.

   ND Stevenson intended Adora to be 17 or 18 years old at the beginning of the series,[3] and ND's headcanon is that 2 and a half to 3 years have passed since Season One.[4] However, in the short "Surprise Party For She-Ra" set in Season One, Bow and Glimmer prepare a surprise party for Adora's 16th birthday.

   Appearance Adora Adora is a tall, pale tan-skinned teenage girl with a slender and athletic physique. She has blue-gray eyes, dark brown narrow eyebrows, and thick lashes. She has long dark blonde hair, usually kept in a high ponytail with a dark gray hair tie, and a poof at the front.

   Adora wears an apple red short-sleeved jacket with a popped pale-beige collar and shoulder pads (along with a Force Captain badge, which she removes once she defects from the Horde). Under her jacket, she wears a white turtleneck with pointed cuffs, small red stripes on the sleeves and light gray accents (initially with the Horde symbol on the back, which is removed after she defects to the Rebellion). She also dons a set of taupe gray leggings and calf-length apple red boots with white accents, complimenting the color scheme of her jacket and turtleneck. Adora completes the look with a dark greenish-brown belt with a Horde buckle, which is later replaced with a golden wing as symbol of her newfound Rebellion allegiance.

   In her vision of the future, Adora wears a long white dress and cape with gold trim and gold headband. She appears to be taller and her hair has been let down and grown longer.

   She never changes out of her Horde uniform throughout the series because she is not comfortable in other clothes. [5]

   She-Ra In her She-Ra form, Adora still maintains her slender physique, but she is more muscular, and has long, wavy/straight light blonde hair —which can also glow— and light blue eyes. She also has a thin golden crown with two wings on each side, and a red jewel in the center, and solid, golden arm cuffs. She wears a white dress with a golden, six-pointed flower embroidered on the chest, divided by a golden seam that splits the bodice from collar to belt. At the center of the flower sits an oval azure gemstone. Her sleeves are golden, pointed pauldrons that stand of their own accord. The aforementioned seam blends into the gold trim of her uniform collar and ends when it reaches the apex of her thick golden belt, creating a V-shaped belt at her waist. Her white ruffled peplum skirt, which begins under the belt, is open at the front revealing a pair of white, skin-tight shorts striped with a thick golden line on the outside of each thigh. She-Ra also wears knee-high athletic white and aqua boots, with gold soles and accents. She completes her ensemble with a knee-length red cape. She is taller than many of the other characters, at allegedly 8 feet tall according to Mermista, albeit this could be an exaggeration. When infected by the Data Disk, her eyes turn light red and red veins appear down her arms.

   During the events of "Save the Cat," Adora finally obtains the new She-Ra transformation. She is slightly more muscular than in her earlier form, and her hair is a slightly lighter blonde and in a style similar to her civilian one, but her ponytail is longer. She is now wearing long white pants and boots with gold wing decals (representing Glimmer), Her shirt more now looks more like a blouse with a long back and red inside, the shirt also sports a heart outlined in gold (representing Bow), her golden tiara is significantly changed to look more like Catra's former mask (representing Catra).

   Personality Adora is a brave, competitive, and noble warrior and is true to her own values and rather sympathetic. She's very strong as it's seen in an arm-wrestling match where she beats the well built and strong-arm wrestler, Sea Hawk. She is shown to be a leader in every group she joins. Realizing what the Horde has done to innocent Etherians, she makes a major life decision (to leave the Horde). Reluctantly, she is willing to lose her lifelong friend, Catra, in order to remain true to her values.

   Despite making the decision to leave the Horde, Adora has been shown to be most comfortable following rules and sticking to plans. She is not entirely socially competent, having been raised in a military environment, and therefore is typically very blunt and always prefers to be prepared for battle. She is also shown to be unaware of certain familial terms such as "aunt." She has a huge appetite and whenever she is eating she seems to ignore her surroundings.

   Adora's heroic deeds, power, and positivity begin to grow as she and her friends continue to battle the Evil Horde. She suffers from occasional clumsiness especially when trying to control her powers, weaponry, or when trying to bond with Swift Wind. Adora struggles with pressure when discussing the allies' strike plan in the war tent. Despite all this, Adora/She-Ra works to overcome her fear and become a powerful warrior to save Etheria from tyranny. Due to misinformation given by Light Hope, she becomes very stressed about ending up like Mara, but greatly respects the previous She-Ra after learning the truth about her. She is shown to admire and be attracted to powerful and muscular women, such as Huntara.

   Due to Shadow Weaver's abuse, Adora believes that she alone is responsible for the well-being of others. She repeatedly talks about needing to fix things and things needing to be perfect. In fact, since becoming She-Ra, she has gained a notable martyr complex. She constantly puts her relationships aside even if they are healthy when it comes to battling the Horde. Notably, after destroying the Sword of Protection, Adora constantly threw herself into battle without regard for her own well-being. Even more notably, she is perfectly willing to sacrifice her own life when it seems necessary. Notable instances were in "The Portal" and "Heart Part 2." In the former, after being saved by Queen Angella, attempts to remove the sword from the portal, but Angella, feeling more remorse over her cowardly actions, sacrifices herself instead. In the latter, when she is prevented from transforming into She-Ra, which would allow her to survive using the Failsafe, Adora opts to use it anyway, even rebuking Catra's support at first, but she has been infected long enough that she cannot use the Failsafe at all. Her complex is further shown in the way she misremembers Angella's request to "take care of each other" as her needing to take care of others.

   Due to her hero complex, she may occasionally act like she knows what's best for others and ignore their opinions and feelings over wanting to protect them, unintentionally taking away their agency. Both Catra and Glimmer have accused her of acting heroic for the sake of gaining admiration, not fully understanding the reasons behind her complex. When visiting Elberon, she temporarily began to act arrogant as a result of a huge party celebrating her, but felt guilty when her overconfidence put people in danger and realized she had failed to act like an actual hero.

   According to ND Stevenson, Adora is not comfortable with herself and does not have full understanding of her own personal style nor likes as a result of her upbringing, and she wears the same uniform throughout the show because it is familiar to her and gives her a sense of purpose. She is uncomfortable with certain feminine traits of her former She-Ra form, with the current one fitting her more, and her future vision being more about allowing herself to be soft and vulnerable than femininity. Adora describes herself as a "punch your feelings out guy" and is surprised and a bit amused when Glimmer wants friendship advice from her. Furthermore, Stevenson has described her as very repressed due to how much she focuses on duty over her own wants, and that she would bury things she personally wants (such as being with Catra) deep inside her as if inside a box, but would also get very into those things once the box is broken open.

   She has been shown to be a forgiving person, being willing to believe in a small possibility that Shadow Weaver may have changed after she escaped the Horde (albeit with reservations and being still suspicious of and eventually reaching her limit with her), quickly forgiving Glimmer after she is rescued from Horde Prime's ship, and being willing to forgive Catra as long as she is willing to try to be better. However, as seen when she vanquishes Horde Prime, she does not forgive evil that is completely unwilling to change.

   When infected by the Data Disk, she displays personality changes.

   Powers and Abilities Powers Powers via the Sword of Protection (And later by herself): Transformation : Using the Sword of Protection, Adora can transform into the legendary warrior known as She-Ra, becoming taller and more muscular in the process. Her hair also becomes longer and a much lighter shade of blonde. Her eyes become lighter-blue and, when affected by the Runestone, turns white. Finally, Adora's clothes are transformed into She-Ra's costume. With the sword broken, she discovered the power within and can now transform without it, materializing a new sword in the process as well. Additionally, Adora can transform the sword into any form (from Season Two and onward), including a shield, a flute, a mop, a whip, and a cup. Superhuman Strength: Adora is incredibly strong as She-Ra, being able to easily lift and punch dents into Horde tanks with little issue. Even without She-Ra powers, Adora is very strong which can be seen when she wins an arm-wrestling match against well built, strong Sea Hawk (who himself is an excellent wrestler), and casually broke off the top of a rock. Superhuman Durability : As She-Ra, Adora is capable of surviving all sorts of powerful attacks. She was able to endure an explosion from the self-destruction of an EKS and take attacks from powerful foes such as Catra and Scorpia. Her durability does have a limit, however, as she was knocked out by a point-blank energy shot from a Horde tank, with Madame Razz being forced to save her. Superhuman Agility: Adora is shown to be able to make incredible leaps while transformed. Healing Powers: According to Perfuma, She-Ra is said to possess powerful healing abilities. The first time Adora successfully performed this ability as She-Ra was when she restored Plumeria using the very same machine the Horde used to poison the land as the conduit, reversing the damage. Later, Shadow Weaver guides Adora into being able to heal her using the runestone housed in She-Ra's sword. Animal Transformation: Energy from the sword's Runestone is shown to mutate animals. This is shown twice on the show. The second being a reptile in Plumeria that scurries away, the first resulted in the transformation of Horsey into Swift Wind. Swift Wind's transformation was physical and mental, giving the creature a horn, wings, new coloration, vocal chords that allowed him to speak, and intelligence. It also created a bond between Adora and Swift Wind that strengthens with teamwork. Energy Blast: Using the sword as a focus, Adora as She-Ra can unleash powerful rainbow-colored energy attacks capable of destroying spaceships of the Horde Armada. Aura Generation: When united with the other Princesses, Adora can generate an aura that greatly increases her power. Her aura manifests in white with some little pale yellow glowing. Animal Magic: She-Ra has the power to calm aggression in animals. This is first seen in "The Sword Part 1" after she transforms when being attacked by a giant bug-like creature. Sword Summoning: In Season Five, with her new She-Ra form comes the ability to summon a new sword that seems to be just as powerful as her old one. Space Survival: In her She-Ra form she can travel trough the void of space without the assistance of a space suit. Abilities Expert Hand-to-Hand Combatant: Even before finding the Sword, Adora was an incredibly skilled combatant as a result of her cadet training with the Horde. She was able to complete her training in record time. She hasn't shown much skill after her initial appearance but seems to have reclaimed this skill in Season Five. Swordsmanship: As She-Ra, Adora is proficient in using a sword. Navigation and Survival: Using materials in the Crimson Waste, Adora was able to find the right way to go. Leadership: Adora has been shown to be a competent leader, capable of coordinating her allies and develop strategies. Indomitable Will: Adora is very determined to prove herself worthy of protecting those she cares about. Weaknesses She-Ra unstable She-Ra form unstable due to Adora being distracted.

   First One's Artifact/Corrupted Virus (briefly) : If the sword is directly infected with the Data Disk when she is She-Ra, she enters a violent berserker rage and becomes incapable of differentiating friend (Bow, Glimmer and Sea Hawk) or foe (Catra). Taking the Sword of Protection from Adora and destroying the Data Disc is the only way to stop its corruption. Once the Sword of Protection is taken from Adora, she falls into an inebriated state and loses her memory of what had just happened. Unclear Mind: If her mind is unfocused or full of doubt, she cannot transform into She-Ra. Extreme hair envy with She-Ra: As Netossa explained in Season Five, Adora has a couple insecurities, one of them being her hair. Equipment Sword of Protection ep6 (S5) 0 Adora's New Sword of Protection.

   Sword of Protection: As the current She-Ra, Adora wields the Sword of Protection which allows her to transform into She-Ra and access her powers. Adora is able to wrench her sword down and shatter the sword's blade in Destiny Part 2. In Season Five, she becomes able to transform once more, but this time without the sword, using now the "true" Sword of She-Ra, which consists of using her own energy to summon it. Staff: She uses a folding staff, like the one she trained with as a Horde Cadet, as her main weapon for the early part of Season Five, due to the destruction of the Sword of Protection in the episode Destiny Part 2. This is until she regains her powers as a new version of the She-Ra. Relationships Catra Adora telling Catra that she is leaving the Horde Adora telling Catra that she is leaving the Horde.

   Adora and Catra have been described as the "core relationship and the core conflict of the show." They grew up in the Horde together as orphans and became best friends. Catra had a close and intense relationship with Adora, tinged with a rivalry that was exacerbated when Shadow Weaver favored Adora over her. Adora for her part has always tried to be a good and loving friend to Catra, often going out of her way to find and comfort Catra when she was upset about something. Even if this sometimes resulted in Catra just being mean to her, Adora never seemed to care as long as in the end Catra was OK. As ND Stevenson put it, "As much as these two people really, really care about each other, there are also things that ... some of them are not their own choice."

   Dance She has complex feelings toward Catra.

   In the first two seasons, Adora tried over and over again to convince Catra to leave the Horde and join her, but Catra was consumed by feelings of betrayal and anger towards Adora. In their subsequent encounters, she was bitter and cruel towards Adora, perceiving her defection to the Rebellion as a personal rejection. Adora, blind to Catra's pain, often referred to Catra's actions as just another game. When the two ended up alone together in Episode 11 Adora has a hard time treating Catra as an enemy and quickly tries to reestablish their old friendship.

   Obsessed with proving her worth to the Horde and beating her former friend, Catra's various plans to defeat Adora become bolder, riskier, and more violent, and at times put the very existence of Etheria at risk. Adora blamed herself for Catra's actions, often feeling that she had somehow just failed to properly convince her. Its not until Catra almost destroys Etheria at the end of Season Three, that Adora formally severs her friendship with Catra. This is best showcased in the relatively minimal interactions between the two during Season Four.

   In Season Five, she would see the two's relationship return in a big way after Catra aids Glimmer's escape from Horde Prime's ship. Believing she was performing her last act, Catra apologizes to Adora via a transmission, for everything that she had done. Adora becomes distraught and upset when the message goes quiet. After rescuing Glimmer Adora confirms that Catra had indeed saved the young Queen, and learns that Catra had done it to stop Adora from falling into Horde Prime's trap.

   After spending time thinking about their past Adora decides she can't leave Catra with Horde Prime even after everything she's done. With her friend's blessing, Adora, Bow, Glimmer and Entrapta go to rescue Catra. Adora pretends to surrender to Horde Prime in the hopes that the others will find and rescue Catra while she plays decoy.

   “ Adora: Snap out of it, Catra! I don't want to hurt you! Catra: But you have already hurt me. Prime has set me free of that pain. The pain that you caused. He will set us all free...forever. A world of peace, without end. — Catra under Mind Control ” She-Ra ep5 (S5) 5 Adora's concern for Catra, enables her to finally transform into She-Ra.

   When Horde Prime reveals that he had turned Catra into his puppet with a Horde Chip, Adora was left completely aghast. As they fight, and thanks to damaging the chip, Catra is able to come back to her senses and tells Adora she should have stayed away because Catra's life doesn't matter. Adora assures Catra it does matter to her. Horde Prime then tries to kill Catra via the chip and sends her tumbling off a balcony. Adora follows, and finds Catra near death on the ground with Horde Prime gloating via his Clones. Furious, Adora is able to transform onto She-Ra for the first time with out the sword and escapes from Horde Primes ship with Catra. Once away, Adora uses her last bit of power to heal Catra and they embrace each other.

   Once healed though it doesn't take Catra long to back slide into her old self, much to Adora's annoyance, but once Adora tells her during an argument that she never hated Catra (probably not to discourage her even more), we see a much softer side to the Cat Girl. For the rest of the trip home, Catra tries to work on being a better friend, much to Adora's delight. This also begins to show itself with the two being much more flirtatious with each other. Adora and Catra become much more prone to blushing around each other as they also fall back into their friendly but competitive friendship. They also both begin to show an extreme protectiveness of each other, often throwing themselves into danger to save the other.

   Back on Etheria, their relationship hits a few bumps again, thanks in no small part to Shadow Weaver's machinations. Adora's willingness to follow Shadow Weaver's plan despite the high risk of her own death leaves Catra furious and hurt. But eventually, Catra is able to see that Adora's desire to protect the world doesn't diminish her love for Catra.

   A & C love 2 The power of love has conquered the forces of hate.

   “ Adora: You... love me? Catra: You're such an idiot.

   Adora: I love you too. — Adora and Catra declare their love ” During the final battle, they confess their love for each other and kiss. This purges Horde Prime's virus and allows Adora to transform into She-Ra so she can finally use the fail safe code. With Adora ending the threat of the Horde forever, and the two of them now a couple, they decide to go on a new adventure together with Bow and Glimmer.

   Best Friend Squad Hug Adora being embraced by her friends.

   Promptly named 'Best Friend Squad' by Bow, their friendship and common goals make them the leads of the series. Adora, who is still aligned with the Horde, officially meets Bow and Glimmer in "The Sword Part 1" in the Whispering Woods while they are both looking for the Sword of Protection. With Horde propaganda about the Princess Rebellion as an education, Adora is hostile, aggressive and insulting towards the pair, attempting to reclaim the sword. However, after the invasion of Thaymore, they become best friends and rebellion leaders together.

   After learning of the Horde's true agenda, Adora defects from the organization, instead choosing to co-lead the Rebellion with Princess Glimmer, sharing the title of leader much like her parents had. Adora is shown to have anxiety about her new title, only voicing her concerns to Bow and Glimmer, who try their best to put her at ease. However, sometimes they too play into the idea of an overpowered, all-knowing She-Ra, such as in "Flowers for She-Ra", they are shown telling clearly fictional stories of She-Ra to an amazed crowd of Plumerians.

   However, despite this, they are quick to defend her and not allow her to internalize her failures, such as Bow comforting a distraught Adora (who is in her She-Ra form) and informing her that it is okay that she failed, as long as she wasn't hurt. Likewise, in "In the Shadows of Mystacor", Glimmer is very caring of Adora, not holding the mistakes she makes over her head and instead she comforts her frequently.

   Similarly, Adora is very protective over both Glimmer and Bow, putting them above herself more than once. In "Reunion", although she is initially not concerned with Bow's whereabouts like Glimmer is, she is horrified to see him in a full-length shirt and assumes that he is being tortured. In the same vein, after Glimmer's connection to the Moonstone was damaged by Shadow Weaver's magic and cannot stop glitching, Adora blames herself and goes out of her way to help Glimmer, who protests that it doesn't hurt. Likewise, when rescuing Bow and Glimmer, Lonnie recalls their former friendship, implying that Adora places her new Rebellion friends above her former ones.

   Adora: "I need to save my friends." Lonnie: "We were your friends." —Lonnie feeling abandoned after Adora seemed to choose new friends the moment her horizons broadened "No Princess Left Behind", minute {{{minute}}} Season 5 Best Freind Sqaud Best Friend Squad enjoying well-earned victory.

   As of Season Five Catra is now a member, who was welcomed with open arms, despite past grudges, as all has been forgiven.

   Their friendship isn't all serious, however, as they are shown to joke and tease each other. Specifically shown in "System Failure", as both Glimmer and Adora tease Bow over his ludicrous inventions, as well as not accepting the name 'Best Friend Squad' when he initially proposed it. Likewise, there are numerous scenes where Glimmer and Bow attempt to teach Adora proper social etiquette, only for her to relate it to her time in the Horde or military training and shenanigans ensue, such as in "Princess Prom", "Roll With It", and "Reunion".

   Glimmer Starting in "The Sword Part 1", Glimmer and Adora initially have an antagonistic relationship, both girls not understanding why either would fight for the side they are on. As well, Adora is initially distrustful of Glimmer, ridiculing her need to charge her powers as well as referring to her as a 'princess' with disdain. Likewise, Glimmer did not trust Adora due to her seemingly willingness to align with the Horde despite their colonization of the planet. Their relationship, however, is completely changed after the Horde attacks Thaymor, and Glimmer begins to trust Adora as she learns that Adora was initially unaware of the Horde's true intentions or princess propaganda.

   Following this change, they are shown to be much closer throughout the following seasons, as Glimmer is shown to make more of an effort to understand Adora's past trauma. Such as "In the Shadows of Mystacor", where Glimmer goes out of her way to help Adora relax, despite her increasing paranoia. As well, Glimmer is patient with Adora, never scolding her for miss stepping when it comes to social boundaries that Adora breaks. Specifically in "System Failure" and "In the Shadows of Mystacor", when Adora acts inebriated and foolish, Glimmer carries her to safety, and doesn't scold Adora when she breaks Mystacor's ancient crystals.

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   Glimmer and Adora are both shown to be protective over each other, exemplified by Adora in "Huntara" and "The Beacon", as she dives into quicksand without thought after Glimmer slips through, despite the princess being able to teleport out with ease, and when she is shown to worry about Glimmer and considers giving up her new friends and attachments under the condition that she can heal Glimmer immediately. Glimmer sheds tears for Adora in "Princess Prom" and is able to overcome her bondage to stop Shadow Weaver from erasing Adora's memory. They would collide again on Adora's behalf In "The Price of Power", when Glimmer threatens Shadow Weaver with her magic if she harms Adora in any way. She then smirks proudly when Adora begins defending herself from Shadow Weaver's manipulation. Glimmer's patience with Adora can border on protectiveness as in "System Failure", where she carries Adora around and threatens Entrapta on her behalf, and in "White Out", where she stops fighting in order to embrace an infected Adora. In "The Portal", Adora acknowledges Glimmer's strengths, and even goes as far as to say she had never met anyone like her.

   Glimmer's words and presence are shown to be comforting to Adora. Demonstrated best with "In the Shadows of Mystacor". After finally defeating Shadow Weaver, Adora is still on edge and wakes up abruptly, and is only soothed as she reaches out for Glimmer, and calms in her touch. As well, in "Roll With It", Adora is anxious about taking on Catra, and only Glimmer's speech about "rolling with the punches" can ease her mind. It is flipped following the events of Season Three with the entrapment of Angella, as Adora is there to comfort Glimmer, pulling her into a protective hug and pushing their foreheads together as a sign of condolences.

   They also seem to have a very enthusiastic relationship, as "In the Shadows of Mystacor", "Princess Prom" and "The Sword Part 2," Glimmer is shown to gush about things she enjoys as she explains them in detail while Adora listens and learns social etiquette. Glimmer and Adora are similar when it comes to some activities, such as their love of fighting, weapons and violence. Specifically in "System Failure", when Glimmer remarks about a boulder that needs smashing and Adora is quick to oblige. And, as Catra puts it, they're both 'gullible and easy to manipulate', remarking that they're 'perfect' for each other. Although she was teasing them, they do have much in common. They are both reckless and headstrong, putting what they believe in above all else. They also lightheartedly tease Bow together, such as in "System Failure," when they ridicule his trick arrows and initially do not accept the name "Best Friend Squad."

   Likewise, Angella compares her past relationship with Micah to Glimmer and Adora's current one, stating that she made a mistake in letting her father go and that Glimmer should not do the same to Adora.

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   In Season Four, their relationship goes through major tension because of their debate on how to defeat the Horde. It first started with Glimmer using Adora as bait in "Pulse", Adora was also both shocked and angry when she leaned that Glimmer was letting Shadow Weaver teach her magic. Their relationship became even more strained thanks to Double Trouble's meddling when they were posing as Flutterina. When Glimmer said if her best was good enough they wouldn't have lost her mother Adora began to cry (which Glimmer deeply regrets). After learning of the Heart of Etheria Adora wanted to disable it but Glimmer wanted to use it to defeat the Horde despite Adora's and Bow's warnings. During their rescue mission on Beast Island, Adora got rid of any doubts she had and renewed her promise to Angela to protect Glimmer. After hearing that Horde Prime had taken Glimmer prisoner she did not hesitate to say they were going to save her despite that her Sword was currently broken.

   “ Glimmer: Adora, I am so sorry for everything I said! You were right about everything. I should've just listened to you and I didn't know that I'd see you again and now I... Adora: Hey, hey, it's okay, we're here now and nothing is going to pull us apart again. I really missed you too. — Glimmer's tearful apology ” When they were reunited in Season Five, Glimmer with tears in her eyes apologized to Adora and admitted she was wrong and should have listened to her. Adora forgave her without a second thought and their friendship is just as strong as it was before.

   Bow Meeting each other for the first time in "The Sword Part 1," Bow is initially distrusting of Adora. However, he is still shown to be chivalrous and kind towards her and attempts to get to know her. His kindness to Adora doesn't stop at that, however, as he comically over reacts to learning that she doesn't know what 'parties' or 'aunts' are. He is quick to show and indulge her.

   Bow can often be seen being 'the brain' of the pair, as he corrects Adora's missteps. Such as in "Huntara", when Adora uses her hands as a makeshift pair of binoculars, Bow puts a real set in her hands. In "Reunion," he is shown to be quick to fix Adora's story when she makes mistakes and adds to the lie.

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   Adora is shown to recognize his smarts and talents, as well as have a deeper understanding of him. Exemplified in "The Portal," she is momentarily shocked to learn that he is the Bright Moon Castle Royal Historian, and later, when confessing to her friends, she states that she's proud of him, and knows that his fathers are too. Likewise, even if she sometimes teases his interests, such as in "System Failure," she supports him wholeheartedly, shown when risking her life to help him get a scrambled signal in "Light Spinner" and "The Frozen Forest."

   Queen Angella Their relationship is initially rocky, with Angella not trusting the former Horde soldier after learning that she is She-Ra. Specifically, Angella confides in Adora that she only trusts her for Glimmer's sake, specifically warning, "Do not disappoint her." Their relationship is further strained when Adora accidentally sits in King Micah's chair during a meeting, which angers Angella greatly. However, even after her blunder, it is shown that Angella respects Adora's military background and prowess for combat, as she trusts her enough to make plans as well as protect her daughter from attacks.

   Her trust was gained when helps Glimmer and Bow rescue Plumeria from a Horde invasion. Likewise, their relationship starts to better as Angella becomes protective and openly affectionate to Adora, wrapping her in a hug with her wings similar to how she had done Bow and Glimmer. After this, it is acknowledged that Angella takes great pride in Adora, as herself and as She-Ra. She is shown to see bits of herself and Micah in Glimmer and Adora, respectively.

   In Season Three, it is shown that Angella and Adora's relationship has developed into a mother-daughter like bond, even with Angella being similarly over protective of Adora as she is of Glimmer. In " "The Price of Power," she forbade Adora from interacting with Shadow Weaver, and, in "The Portal," Angella sacrifices herself for Adora and has a personal conversation with her about her motives for doing so.

   Hordak Lord Hordak saw her as a great candidate to be Force Captain, and had originally intended for her to be at the head of her squadron. When she defected from the Horde, he wanted to move on from this and appoint another Force Captain, Catra, to take her place.

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   Shadow Weaver took her as an orphaned child into the Horde. According to Adora, Shadow Weaver taught her how to read and how to tie her boots. She saw great promise in her and raised her to become a great soldier to fight against The Rebellion. When Adora defected, Shadow Weaver did everything within her power to try and get her back, even going against Lord Hordak's orders. She also turned to Adora to heal her when she escaped the Horde and on the verge of death. Adora still did not trust her; as she was visibly upset that Shadow Weaver was teaching Glimmer magic and even suspected her of being a spy. Despite their history she was willing to listen to her when she leaned of the failsafe to stop the super weapon at the planet's core, but still showed her disdain for her "Mother Figure", declaring furiously that she would never forgive Shadow Weaver after her words resulted in Catra running away in an attempt to stop "distracting" Adora. In the final battle she wept when Shadow Weaver died saving her and Catra from a security monster showing she truly cared for the sorceress in the end.

   Swift Wind Adora meets Swift Wind as Horsey, a regular brown horse in the town of Thaymor. She instantly took a liking toward him and took him back to Bright Moon. Adora was trying to impress Horsey (Swift Wind) by turning into She-Ra when a flash from the sword turned him into an alicorn with a rainbow mane and a horn. At first, he doesn't take too kindly to being transformed but later accepts it, even renaming himself from Horsey to the now known Swift Wind. He and Adora have a close connection to one another. He can sense when she is in distress.

   Razz Adora met Madame Razz shortly after she defected from the Horde. She seeks out Razz when the magic of Etheria is too much for her to understand. She relies heavily upon the crone's obscure wisdom.

   Light Hope Initially, Adora was skeptical of Light Hope but later came to trust the A.I. Light Hope trained and guided Adora to become She-Ra and instructed her to "balance the planet". Light Hope sent Adora and Swift Wind on a quest to fix the Watchtower, during this quest the pair formed a magical bond, which Light Hope also instructed them to do.

   As Adora grew stronger and gained skill, Light Hope revealed her plan to re-activate the Heart of Etheria. This became a point of contention between the two. Light Hope insisting that Adora follow her destiny to balance the planet so the Heart of Etheria could be activated; Adora resisted, believing that her duty was to her friends and to protect Etheria. Adora continued to resist Light Hope's insistence that she must follow her fate; Adora chose to make her own way. Adora broke the blade of the Sword of Protection despite Light Hope's objections. This de-activated Light Hope, but not before the A.I. thanked the princess for being her friend and for saving planet from the Heart of Etheria Project.

   Lonnie, Kyle, and Rogelio They all had a tight bond with one another—despite Catra being her best friend —while in the Horde. Lonnie didn't take it very well when Adora defected and then came back to fight against them in a rescue mission to save Glimmer. Lonnie later states in Season Four that the loyalty they had been raised on in the Horde was a lie, citing Adora's leaving as a reason, showing how hard she took her leaving.

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   Scorpia She-Ra trying to rescue Scorpia (SPOP S5 E10) She-Ra is under pressure, trying to get Scorpia back in time.

   Scorpia and Adora are enemies when Scorpia is in the Horde while Adora is with the Rebellion, and Scorpia is jealous of Adora's history with Catra. When in a false reality in "Remember," Scorpia still doesn't like Adora but is the first person to agree with her that something is not right. Later, Scorpia joins the Rebellion, and the two work together without fighting.

   When Adora meets Scorpia again after finding out that she was chipped, she has already developed a bond with her to the point that she is under pressure fighting her in an attempt to rescue her, but she is compelled to hold back at Perfuma's insistence that she shouldn't try to harm their friend when she is given a clear shot at Scorpia's chip after subduing her with her sword transformed into a lasso. As a result, the emotional stress she experiences and the fury of Scorpia's dangerous blasts cause her to lose the ability to transform into She-Ra.

   The Princess Alliance All the princesses have joined under one team to fight against the Horde. They have all followed Adora into battles and rescue missions to save their homeland. The Princess Alliance (including Bow and Sea Hawk) have all worked together in order to defend Bright Moon from being destroyed.

   Often, they are less serious than Adora, which tends to frustrate her, shown in "Roll With It." But, they still support each other, and they help her feel less stressed sometimes, as she also helps Mermista regain her energy after the Horde took over Salineas.

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   Sea Hawk and Adora are both very competitive by nature. The two of them often arm wrestle, and Adora always wins so it's clear she's stronger.

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   The Horde She has become the Horde's number one enemy since she defected and joined the Rebellion. Numerous attempts have been made to capture and bring her back.

   Huntara Adora is fascinated by first seeing Huntara and asks her to be the squad's guide in the Crimson Waste. Huntara first betrayed The Squad, but then joined them and let them to Mara's ship. Adora and Huntara worked side by side in Bright Moon and the Crimson Waste in Season Four. They have matching competitive streaks, both racing to get to where Mara's ship was.

   Huntara seemed to be physically more capable than Adora (when she is not She-Ra), as she was fine when Adora was panting for air after their sprint.

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   Adora intended to end the threat of the Horde including their leader once and for all. When She met the intergalactic tyrant for the first time, he revealed that he is an ancient enemy of her people, the First Ones. She hates Horde Prime with a passion for implanting Horde chips into her friends and caused horrible suffering to the people of Etheria. After a lengthy battle, she was able to destroy Horde Prime and his empire, freeing the universe from his evil.

   Star Siblings Adora fought with the Star Siblings when they first met; however, when they realized they shared a common enemy, and were therefore on the same side, they stopped and helped each other instead.

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   Melog and Adora are friendly with each other.

   Plot Past As Light Hope said in Season Three, Adora is not from Etheria but from another planet called Eternia. Light Hope brought Adora into Etheria by a portal from another place which the First Ones had come from. The First Ones created the Sword of Protection to activate the Heart of Etheria, which was built by the First Ones to turn Etheria into a giant weapon. Mara tried to hide the sword from anyone who could wield the sword, she did this to prevent another portal opening back to the First Ones.

   After Adora came through the portal, Lord Hordak found her and took her away to become a Horde Soldier. Shadow Weaver, the second-in-command of The Horde, raised her after telling Hordak that she had power, raising her along with Catra and training her to become a child soldier.

   Light Hope watched over Adora waiting for the time to present her with the Sword of Protection, which she does in episode 1 of Season One, which is where our story begins.

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   Adora starts as a prodigy Horde soldier, eventually becoming Force Captain, until one day on an excursion with Catra she locates an odd sword, and touching it she receives visions. Although she returns to the Fright Zone, she is drawn back to the sword where she encounters new friends, Glimmer and Bow. They introduce her to parties, and when the Horde attacks the village she is partying at, she makes the choice to take up the mantle of She-Ra and defend them from the Horde, defecting and becoming estranged from Catra.

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   Pledging herself to Queen Angella and the Rebellion, Adora then sets out to aid the besieged land of Plumeria, encouraging them to fight for themselves and successfully healing their poisoned land. Adora continues to the kingdom of Salineas and the aid of Mermista, repairing the Sea Gate while keeping Catra at bay, who continues to try and return Adora to the Fright Zone. Adora then moves on to Dryl and recruits Entrapta for the Princess Alliance as well, and finishes by recruiting Castaspella of Mystacor by saving them from Shadow Weaver's magic.

   At Princess Prom, Adora encounters Catra on neutral ground, and fails to respect the neutrality of the space, enraging Frosta, the hostess Adora is attempting to recruit. Catra then kidnaps Glimmer and Bow, leaving Adora alone and without her sword, unable to transform into She-Ra.

   Adora rallies other members of the Rebellion to mount a rescue mission, and although it is successful Entrapta is left behind, Adora and the rest leave thinking her dead. Glimmer, however, is sick with a curse, and Adora goes to the Beacon to get Light Hope's help to learn healing to save her. There, she encounters Catra and numerous illusions draw forth memories of their past together, always promising to watch out for each other, but their bond cannot be mended and Catra departs. Light Hope insists on Adora serving the entire planet first, however, so Adora refuses to stay and returns to Bright Moon with her friends.

   At Bright Moon, the Horde arrives to assail the kingdom and Adora is nearly defeated until numerous rebels arrive to help, and together they push back the Horde.

   Season Two Adora continues to train with Light Hope to enhance her martial prowess as She-Ra while staving off the Horde that continues to assail the woods. She along with Bow find themselves in a rut as they struggle to capture one of their robots, and when they do, they realize that Entrapta is alive as First Ones technology has been embedded into the machines, something only she could do.

   While Glimmer and Bow handle that, Adora is sent to fix an outpost by Light Hope in order to bring her to full computational capacity. She then continues to Alwyn, where reports of hauntings turn out to be old First Ones communications that were never properly sent, which Adora resolves. Later, Adora struggles to formulate a plan to take a strategic Horde-occupied fortress, but none of her compatriots take her planning seriously. She eventually ends up assaulting the fortress with nothing but improvisation, and the operation is successful.

   In the Northern Reach, Adora seeks out an anomalous Horde outpost to stop whatever they are attempting, and end up encountering Catra and Entrapta. Catra uses an old Data Disk of Entrapta's that infects First One's technology to infect the Sword of Protection, Adora's Sword is part First One's tech, the infection caused Adora to fly into an indiscriminate rampage until separated from her sword. After Scorpia separated Adora from her sword she became docile and incoherent. Scorpia eventually destroys the disk in order to save Catra from similarly infected First Ones' Snow Monsters, freeing Adora from her stupor as her adversaries flee the area.

   It is later revealed, incorrectly, that Adora was brought into the Horde by Hordak when he opened a portal very briefly —it was Light Hope that opened the portal that brought Adora to Etheria. Adora meanwhile helps Bow with a transmission he found, thinking it a message about her past or past She-Ra's. Bow leaves to investigate, but Glimmer and Adora follow, discovering Bow's secret; he has two fathers who believe him to be a historian-in-training at a made up academy. Adora advises him to tell his fathers the truth while they quiz her on her knowledge of First Ones' language, until she accidentally activates another First Ones' elemental. She transforms into She-Ra and holds it off until Bow can deactivate it. Later, with his fathers, they discover that the message Bow found can only be properly heard at the center of the Crimson Waste.

   Season Two ends with Shadow Weaver standing menacingly over Adora's bed.

   Season Three Standoff Bow watches Adora to make sure she doesn't bolt.

   Adora draws her sword when she senses Shadow Weaver near, who collapses to the ground and is taken into custody. Adora desperately wants to interrogate her, but Angella forbids it and Bow and Glimmer agree, the latter two working together to prevent Adora from doing so until she convinces them otherwise. Now able to enter the room without resistance, Adora does begin to interrogate the ailing Shadow Weaver and eventually reaches a deal to heal her in exchange for knowledge without any lies. Shadow Weaver teachers her to heal and Adora successfully restores the sorceress to health, after which point Shadow Weaver reveals that Adora is not native to Etheria. Adora runs away in shock.

   Flying on Swift Wind, Adora seeks out Light Hope, who confirms that Adora is a First One, stolen from beyond Etheria via portal by Light Hope, something she hid from Adora. Refusing to answer Adora's further questions, Adora sets out on her own to hunt down her lead on Mara in the Crimson Waste. There, Adora faces numerous setbacks, but eventually befriends an initially traitorous Huntara, who takes them to the center of the desert to discover Mara's ship.

   Mara Adora next to the holographic recording of Mara.

   Listening to a recording of Mara, she explains to Adora that she deliberately cut off Etheria from the rest of the universe, placing it in a completely empty dimension called Despondos with nothing else in it, hence the stars vanishing for Etherians. She begs the successor She-Ra not to use the Sword of Protection to open a portal, lest it destroy the planet, but Adora is captured and her sword is taken by Catra shortly after.

   Struggling in vain to reach out to Catra, Catra has Adora gagged, bound, and brought before Hordak to have him use the Sword to open a portal to Horde Prime. Adora tries to dissuade Entrapta from opening the portal, mocking Hordak, but despite this and the efforts of other princesses Catra ends up successfully opening a portal anyway, causing reality to become disjointed.

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   As a result, Adora suddenly wakes up in a "perfect" illusory reality, back with the Horde in the Fright Zone. Adora does not remember any of the events beyond "The Sword Part 1", only in this reality she successfully completed the invasion of Thaymor and returned as a war hero. Adora is nonetheless ill at ease, as suppressed memories lurk beneath the surface, and the continuity of this reality is not sound (e.g. time passing without memory of it happening, traversing distances without remembering traveling the intervening space). Adora begins to panic despite the assurances of her peers that all is well, and seeks out Scorpia for help.

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   Although initially distrusting, Adora manages to convince Scorpia that something is amiss, and eventually they reach Hordak's lab in an attempt to close the reality-altering portal; but it isn't there. Adora loses Scorpia and Lonnie to flickering flashes of light and rifts in reality, but uses advice from Razz to try and set the world aright. Enraged, Adora knocks out Catra and takes her with her, attempting to save Catra, but Catra lets herself fall into a rift and become corrupted.

   Entrapta fading Adora trying to get Entrapta's help.

   Crying, Adora presses on to Bright Moon and makes Glimmer and Bow realize that not all is as perfect as it seems, and together they go to Dryl for Entrapta's help to close the portal and fix reality. Adora learns that someone must be trapped between dimensions in order to do so and that the disruption in reality is following her, so she leaves the faded Entrapta for The Beacon. There, she sees Mara in the flesh, but she quickly vanishes, and then Bow and Glimmer fade as well. Distraught, Adora breaks down, fights with and defeats a corrupted Catra, and then finds herself falling into the rift in reality even as Catra disintegrates.

   She-Ra emerges from the portal Adora emerges from the disjointed reality as She-Ra.

   Miraculously, Adora is saved by Queen Angella, who had pieced together that this reality was false and recovered her memories. Angella then sacrifices herself to stabilize the portal and return the Sword of Protection to Adora, which she uses to finally resume her form as She-Ra. She emerges from the still-open but now stable portal into a restored reality, and closes it for good with a slash of her sword. Catra and Hordak flee before her, and Shadow Weaver and Glimmer work together to transport her and everyone else back to Bright Moon. There, Adora shares the news of her Mother's sacrifice with Glimmer, and they begin grieving.

   Season Four In the season premiere, Adora and fellow rebels gather for the coronation of Glimmer as the new Queen of Bright Moon. However, Glimmer is still grieving for her mother Angella, so Adora and Bow agree to cheer her up and try not to mention Angella. However, during the Quest of Queens in a magic cave under Bright Moon which is a key coronation ritual, Glimmer, Adora and Bow encounter a large slug, which attacks them. When they were cornered Adora finally talked to Glimmer abut her mother which helps her get herself together. After Glimmer completed the quest they returned to the castle to make Glimmer's ascension to the throne official.

   Glimmer gives Adora, Bow Huntara and Perfuma a mission to retrieve Mara's ship from the Crimson Waste.

   Adora begins to question Glimmer after she used her as bait during a Horde attack and started studying under Shadow Weaver in the ways of sorcery. Bow tries to get them to reconcile and briefly succeeds, but Double Trouble under the guise of Flutterina sabotaged all his efforts.

   Adora and Glimmer temporarily put their arguing aside in order to lure and trap Double Trouble, only for the shapeshifter to reveal that they distracted the Rebellion so the Horde could take control of Salineas.

   Glimmer and Adora arguing S4E8 Adora and Glimmer at odds with each other.

   Glimmer keeps going out on her own without telling anyone, much to Adora's chagrin. Adora and Glimmer continue to fight, because of their inability to agree on how to deal with the Horde to the point were Glimmer angrily blames Adora for her mother's fate which breaks Adora's heart. But before Glimmer can apologize Mermista barges in to inform them that Bow, Sea Hawk and Swift Wind are in trouble. After the guys were rescued from Octavia, Adora decides to find out more about the weapon Mara mentioned in an effort to win the war.

   Adora goes to Madame Razz and after much effort, she learns the truth about how Mara sacrificed herself to save the planet from the Heart of Etheria.

   Beast Island? Adora finds out that Beast Island is real.

   When she presents her discovery to the Princess Alliance, she and Bow declare their plan to disable the super weapon, but Glimmer wants to use its power to defeat the Horde. During the debate, Scorpia appears in front of everyone. The princesses attack Scorpia and Emily, but stop when Scorpia asks for their help to save Entrapta from Beast Island. Glimmer forbids Adora and Bow from going on a rescue mission, so they along with Swift Wind sneak out and use Mara's ship to locate and fly to Beast Island.

   When they arrive at Beast Island they encounter Glimmer's father King Micah who is surprisingly still alive. But during their search for Entrapta, Adora discovers she can't transform into She-Ra. She thinks it's the island interfering with her powers but then finds out it was her own doubts about her ability to stop the Horde and her damaged friendship with Glimmer that prevented from transforming. After she renews her vows to protect Glimmer and everyone, she finally becomes She-Ra. After that Entrapta comes to rescue them from multiple monsters with a giant robot she built.

   During the season finale, Entrapta takes Adora and her party to a First Ones' temple at the center of Beast Island were she discovered the First Ones' plan to use the Heart of Etheria against their enemies, and that She-Ra is the key to activating and firing the weapon. The group sees that the Black Garnet is still offline. It is then that they realize that they need to hurry back to Bright Moon to stop Glimmer from reactivating the Heart. Entrapta resists at first but changes her mind when Adora informed her of the First Ones ship they flew to get to the island. They make it back only to learn from Shadow Weaver that Glimmer has already gone to the Fright Zone with Scorpia.

   Adora with her hair down Adora rendered powerless.

   Adora leaves Micah at Bright Moon to recuperate, calls the Sorcerers guild of Mystacor to protect the castle and tells Bow, Entrapta and Swift Wind to go after Glimmer. When Light Hope successfully reactivates the Heart, Adora feels it and hurries to the Crystal Castle in an effort to stop the weapon. Light Hope takes control of Adora's sword and body; preparing to fire the weapon. Adora tries to reason with Light Hope, saying that the First Ones' war is long over, only for the AI program to repudiate her by saying she will return the First Ones to glory. Adora reminds Light Hope that Mara stranded the planet in Despondos, but Light Hope is one step ahead of her as she uses the Heart and the power of She-Ra's Sword to bring them out of the shadow dimension and back to the wider universe. As Light Hope is switching between her true self and her reprogrammed self she tries to tell Adora that this is their destiny, but Adora shouts "This is not my destiny!" and with all her might turns the power of the Heart of Etheria back into the sword, shattering the Sword of Protection's blade. A remorseful Light Hope thanks her before fading away. Adora steps out of the Crystal Castle and sees the Horde Armada roaming the sky. She reunites with Bow; as they hug Bow informs her that Glimmer was captured and Adora informs him that her sword is broken. Bow then asks Adora what are they going to do; Adora even without She-Ra, answers that they were going to save Glimmer and then the entire universe.

   Season Five She-ra-and-the-princesses-of-power Adora still in the game Adora still in the game.

   At the beginning of the season, Adora struggles with her past as she cannot summon She-Ra and trains in order to be a better commander together with Bow in The Rebellion. Adora along with others evacuated villagers to safety, fought bots and created a hidden base. She then attacks three clones and has to be rescued by Scorpia, Bow and Swift Wind; Scorpia has to sting Adora unconscious because she refused to retreat. Later, she helps capture a clone and tries to question him, but leaves him behind to help their base which is under attack. After fending off the attackers, she leads the refugees to the deepest and safest part of the Whispering Woods.

   Adora struggles with having a normal body that does not have super powers. Bow takes charge and demands that everyone leave Adora alone to sleep, which she does, reluctantly. While sleeping, Adora has a dream or vision of She-Ra. Adora chases her vision of She-Ra and talks with her about her doubts, regrets and whether or not she has a destiny; the She-Ra vision did not respond. Upon awakening she learns about Prime's reinforcements, and Mermista tells her to leave to rescue Glimmer quickly. With the Horde bearing down Micah uses magic to disguise himself as She-Ra and draws the bots away from Mara's ship while Bow, Adora and Entrapta leave in Mara's ship, leaving Mermista in charge.

   On Mara's ship, Adora continues to train with her staff. When there is a malfunction in the computers, she attacks the problem using duct tape with predictably poor results. Entrapta does a space walk and fixes the ship, which totally freaked out Bow and Adora. Catra contacts Adora and tells her that she is going to send Glimmer to a nearby location and demands that Adora not go to Prime's ship, to leave her behind. She screams an apology at Adora before she is overcome by clones. Entrapta pilots Darla to Glimmer's coordinates while Adora and Bow do a space walk rescue of the Queen, who was shielded from space with some sort of force field.

   Star Siblings (S5) 5 Adora with the Star Sibilings

   Aboard Darla, Mara's ship, Adora is surprised that Catra saved Glimmer's life. Glimmer tells her that Catra wanted to do one good thing in her life. She tearfully apologizes to Adora for activating the Heart of Etheria and for being so cruel to Bow and Adora, but Bow couldn't hear because he left to check on Entrapta while the ship was malfunctioning due to the lack of fuel. Darla discovers the crystals needed for fuel on a nearby planet. Once on the planet, the ground collapses under Adora and she falls into a crystalline cavern replete with blue crystals. The Star Siblings then attack Adora without warning, but they finally figure out that they are all on the same side and stop hitting each other. Starla shares her food with Adora and introduces her sister, Tallstar, her brother, Jewelstar, and her pet owl, Glory. The Siblings reveal that they are after the same thulite crystals that Adora is looking for but the constant earthquakes have blocked the way. When Bow, Glimmer and Entrapta join up, the whole gang presses on to get the thulite. Everyone works together, learn to trust a bit more and get the thulite. During a tremor, Tallstar breaks her mechanical arm and Adora briefly transforms into She-Ra to save them from a collapse, which Swift Wind feels though their sacred bond. Everyone shares the crystals and the Star Siblings vow to help fight Prime in any way they can.

   Capture gf A brainwashed Catra and a struggling Adora.

   Once back on Darla, Adora asks to go back and save Catra; Bow and Glimmer agree to save her "Best Friends Style". Adora pilots Darla, Mara's ship, to Prime's space station with Glimmer, Bow and Entrapta hidden outside the ship in space suits. She surrenders herself for capture upon touchdown. While the clones take Adora to Prime the other three split up, communicating with radio-enabled earpieces. In Prime's throne room Adora tries to bargain with Prime using the threat of the Heart of Etheria. Prime calls her bluff, saying that she would never do anything to harm Catra. He then reveals that he is centuries old, he crushed the First Ones and knows that Adora is a First One. Prime then reveals Catra, who is under his control thanks to a chip implanted in her neck. He left Catra and Adora and they begin to fight. Prime's connection to Catra begins to weaken thanks to Adora damaging her chip, but Prime still manages to make Catra critically injure herself. Surrounded by clones, a grief-stricken Adora summons her true She-Ra form and defeated them single-handedly. She-Ra rejoins the group with an unconscious Catra. They then board Darla and escaped. She-Ra uses her powers to heal Catra's injuries.

   She-Ra in Space She-Ra in space and about to deliver the finishing blow to a ship in Horde Prime's armada.

   On board the ship, Adora attempts to reconnect with Catra but is annoyed at how stubborn she still is. When they are attacked by Horde ships, Adora realizes that they were tracking them through Catra's chip, so she brings Entrapta to Catra's room to remove the chip. Catra is reluctant at first but finally agrees as she beg Adora to stay with her. Thanks to Catra's visions from her chip, Adora learns that Prime is chipping people on Etheria, which makes her more determined than ever to return home and save everyone. She transforms into She-Ra and destroys the Horde ships in a spectacular space battle. After the ship is repaired Adora and her friends are just astonished that She-Ra is back. As they are eating and impressed with Glimmer's cooking, Catra enters the bridge and they welcome her to join them, and Catra and Adora smile at each other.

   Adora later practices transforming into She-Ra but keeps getting distracted by her friends. Later, when they are in the transmission range of Etheria, they contact Perfuma, who warns them it is not safe to come back because most of the Rebellion has been compromised and the Horde has a blockade surrounding the planet.

   Adora is moved by Catra Adora is moved by Catra.

   Adora and the others are trying to figure out how to bypass the blockade and if Horde Prime has a weakness to exploit, when Wrong Hordak accidentally reveals that Prime does have a weakness that can be found on Krytis. Arriving there, they find that the planet is in ruins. When Entrapta's scanners pick up a heat signature Adora decides they should start looking for the mystery life-form. While searching through an abandoned spire many strange things start happening, from a wall attacking the group to a door mysteriously appearing. Entrapta informs the group that she discovered that the First Ones and Horde Prime fought over Krytis and Horde Prime was victorious, but something drove him off the planet Then, the life-form makes itself known and separates Catra from the group. The walls begin attacking again, but Glimmer discovers it was just illusions. When they find Catra, Adora and the others find her petting the creature. After Catra explains the situation to Adora, she and her friends learn through Catra's translations that the creature's name is Melog, and it is the last of its kind. The First Ones were mining for Krytis' magic just like they did on Etheria, and that magic itself is Horde Prime's weakness. Adora invites Melog to come with them to Etheria, and, thanks to Catra's suggestion, has Melog use its magic to cloak the ship and go through the Horde blockade. As they land, Adora looks over the horizon; home at last.

   She-Ra Frees Erelandia S5E9 She-Ra frees Erelandia.

   Glimmer and crew return to Etheria and find the rebel base in ruins. They decide to gather intel, so Glimmer teleports everyone to Erelandia, which they find out is guarded by bots and clones. Entrapta, Bow, Glimmer, Catra and Adora follow Wrong Hordak into the village in disguise. The heroes try to question the village folk but the locals are too scared to answer questions, except for one shopkeeper who tells the heroes that the Rebellion has joined the Horde and that Princesses attacked the town. Just then, Spinnerella lands in the village and attacks the heroes. After trading blows and pleas to stop the attack, Netossa joins in and begins defending the town from Spinnerella. Rather than risking hurting their chipped friend, Glimmer teleports everyone away from the fight. Netossa sees Catra and instantly attacks her, trapping her in a net. When she is about to trap Melog in a net, Adora informs her that Catra is now with the Rebellion. She has the same reaction to Wrong Hordak. She then explains that most of the Rebellion is now under Prime's control, including her wife, King Micah, Mermista, and Scorpia, leading Adora to express her anger at what Prime has taken from her. Glimmer and the rest return to Erelandia and use Wrong Hordak to draw out two clones, defeating them. Next they begin an assault on the enemies inside the village. She-Ra and Netossa attack Spinnerella while the rest handle the bots. While fighting her wife, the conflict becomes too great for Spinnerella and the chip grows in strength, hurting her, and she flees. With the Horde purged from the village, the citizens pledge themselves to the Rebellion. Later, Netossa leads everyone to the hideout, where there is a joyous reunion. Unfortunately, Frosta sees Catra and downs her with an ice haymaker before being told that she has switched sides. She-Ra pledges to free all their friends and defeat Prime.

   Inside the rebel base, Adora leads a planning session on how to get Mermista, Scorpia and Spinnerella back. Netossa reveals everyone's weaknesses in an effort to do that. They have lost track of Spinnerella but found out that Scorpia returned to the now deserted Fright Zone. Catra points out that the best way to save their friends is to first damage the chips on the back of their necks, but Perfuma berates her for all the harm she caused to Scorpia while they were both with the Horde. Adora makes a plan to sneak into Scorpia's home. Glimmer and Bow agree to check up on his dads as Bow was really worried about them. Meanwhile, Netossa, Perfuma, Adora, and Catra sneak into the Fright Zone, cloaked by Melog. Perfuma walked in calling out to Scorpia, forgetting what stealth means. This gets Scorpia's attention, and she attacks her friends, forcing Adora to transform. Later, She-Ra tries to throw a tank at Scorpia, but Perfuma tells her not to do it, allowing Scorpia to attack her. After Perfuma's attempt to calm Scorpia down failed, She-Ra pulls her out of the way so that she doesn't get hurt and uses her sword as a whip-like lasso to subdue Scorpia so that she can get a clear shot of the chip that is stuck on the back of her neck. However, she hesitates, giving Scorpia the opportunity to attack her again, which results in her powers starting to drain. Then, Spinnerella shows up and mocks them about how they are wasting their time trying to save everyone, including Scorpia, leading Netossa to chase after her. As soon as She-Ra and Perfuma are distracted by Netossa's chase, Scorpia attacks them by throwing a tank at them, forcing them to flee.

   Adora losing She-Ra (SPOP S5 E10) Adora losing She-Ra during the mission to rescue Scorpia.

   As the group fights in the Fright Zone, they enter the Black Garnet Chamber, and She-Ra's powers decrease to the point that when Scorpia attacks her one last time while she is about to reach her, she detransforms. She then forces Perfuma and the detransformed Adora into Hordak's throne room that Prime has taken over and remade in his image. Scorpia binds the group while Prime explains that he had to come and see Etheria for himself. He reveals that he no longer needs She-Ra to activate the Heart of Etheria; building upon Hordak's research and his personal knowledge of the First Ones, he says that he can access the Heart on his own. Later, after Glimmer rescued Catra and Melog from Mermista, Horde Prime orders Scorpia to end Adora and Perfuma, and she powers up her lightning and devastates the platform that Adora and Perfuma were on. But that only releases the princesses and angers Prime, who orders Scorpia to submit herself into inspection and says that the Heart will soon be in his grasp. After escaping Prime, Adora and Perfuma find Glimmer, who teleports them back to their base.

   S5E11 Come Back! Adora distraught over Catra leaving.

   Later that evening, Shadow Weaver and Castaspella join the rebels in their hidden base and say that they have discovered that if they activate the failsafe at the Heart of Etheria, all the magic that has been stored there will be set free. Glimmer teleports Shadow Weaver, Catra, Bow, Adora, Castaspella and Melog to Mystacor where they sneak inside using Melog's stealth. When they reach the Luminarium, Catra breaks stealth mode, alerting Micah and the sorcerers to their presence, and a brief fight ensues with one sorcerer. Shadow Weaver opens the secret entrance within Mystacor. After bickering with Shadow Weaver in the tunnel, Adora triggers a fire rune that erupts in fake flames around her. Catra jumps into the fire to save Adora. Shadow Weaver then tries and fails to drive a wedge between Adora and Catra by claiming that her friendship, her love, was what was preventing her from being able to transform, leading Catra to feel hurt. Upon reaching the failsafe, which was inside a giant crystal tower, Shadow Weaver instructs Adora to open it with the password "Friends of Mara". The instructions inside say, "Someone needs to go inside and accept the failsafe", which means that someone must take the failsafe and carry it bodily into the Heart. Since She-Ra is the only one who could absorb the full power of the Heart, only she can go, despite Catra's and everyone else's protestations. Knowing that she may not survive, she decides her sacrifice would be better than Prime getting access to the Heart and says that they are out of options. But Micah shows up with two other chipped sorcerers, and a fight erupts. Using the fight as a distraction, Adora enters and accepts the failsafe while also struggling to transform. Seeing this, Micah uses dark magic to entrap the heroes and tries to interrupt Adora's accepting of the failsafe. Before the situation gets worse, Adora transforms, accepts the failsafe, and saves her friends by binding Micah and the two sorcerers. She then orders her group to flee Mystacor before collapsing the chamber's entrance by using her sword, leaving Micah and the two sorcerers behind. Catra is so upset at seeing Adora's willingness to sacrifice herself that she leaves with Melog rather than see Adora leave her again, leaving Adora devastated. Adora then angrily blames Shadow Weaver for all of the harm she caused and tells her that she will never get the magic for herself.

   The remnants of the Rebellion are gathered and happily talking when Adora transforms into She-Ra and comes before them. She gives an assessment of the dangers should Horde Prime gain the Heart, and their situation, with most of their friends and allies chipped and under Horde Prime's strengthening control. However, Entrapta has an idea to broadcast a jamming frequency to block out Horde Prime's connection to the chips, deactivating them and freeing everyone from Horde Prime's control. She-Ra's plan is for everyone present to get Entrapta to the Horde's spire and keep Horde forces at bay while Entrapta works, with She-Ra herself going to the Heart of Etheria to use the failsafe.

   She leaves the base just as the She-Ra form flickers and dies, turning her fully back into Adora. As this happens, Bow and Glimmer come after her and assure her that they will accompany her to the Heart, which cheers her enough to be able to recall the She-Ra form once again. Together, they all go to the Crystal Castle. After going to the spire a battle rages, the Best Friend Squad continues into the earth toward the Heart of Etheria, plagued by visions of Catra, created of She-Ra's own wants and desires. She-Ra resolves to not be distracted, even as her form flickers between She-Ra and Adora again. She fears that she will lose She-Ra and die in the process of activating the failsafe if she cannot control her emotions, and so forges on ahead alone, barely in control of her She-Ra form as it flickers and fades.

   Catra and Shadow Weaver transport with the sorcerers magic to support Adora. She-Ra finds herself in yet another illusory landscape, looking out over a healthy, healed Etheria incongruent with the real world. Adora has a discussion with Mara while in this state. However, the conversation is interrupted by the holographic arrival of Horde Prime, the illusion fraying at the edges with bursts of static as he assumes command of the First Ones infrastructure around them. Angered, Prime commands a First Ones guardian to attack She-Ra, infecting her with the same virus he used to assume control of the other First Ones technology and forcing her back into her Adora form. Horde Prime then departs, bidding goodbye to his "oldest enemy" as a horrible monster appears.

   With Horde Prime having turned the First Ones defense systems against Adora and severely wounding her, Catra holds off a First Ones' guardian while Shadow Weaver ushers Adora toward the Heart of Etheria to activate the failsafe. Shadow Weaver arrives with Adora at the Heart of Etheria, and begins to feel the pulsing magic there, magic that she could assume for herself and finally be restored to power. However, Adora hears Catra scream and turns back, leaving Shadow Weaver faced with a difficult choice—the magic, or Catra.

   Just as Catra is about to be eaten, a blast of dark magic thunders out of the tunnel and knocks the guardian back, freeing Catra. Surrounded by the power of her own life magic, Shadow Weaver launches blast after devastating blast of dark power at the guardian, holding it at bay long enough for her to ensnare it in a rope of magic. However, Catra did not listen to her warning to take Adora and run, so Shadow Weaver blasts Catra back into the tunnel with Adora and raises a barrier to keep her there. Shadow Weaver begs Catra to leave and get Adora. Catra fears that the effort will kill her, but Shadow Weaver accepts that it is too late for her and tells Catra how proud she is of both Catra and Adora. As Adora arrives, Shadow Weaver removes her mask and looks on at the two women. Just before unleashing the last of her magic, she smiles and tells them "you're welcome", at which point she explodes in a blast of magic that kills her and the guardian. Sobbing, they leave behind Shadow Weaver's shattered mask and make for the Heart of Etheria.

   Catra carries Adora to the Heart of Etheria. Adora prepares to become She-Ra to destroy it, but is unable to do so due to the infection setting into her wounds from Horde Prime's virus. Adora knows that the failsafe will work with or without She-Ra, however, she'll simply die in the process if she uses it in her normal form. She makes peace with it and prepares to sacrifice herself, but Catra refuses to leave, and stays with her as she goes to her death. Meanwhile, Adora passes out and has a daydream of what could be, she and Catra about to get married later in life, surrounded by old friends Glimmer and Bow. However, Horde Prime appears in the daydream and derides it as "a beautiful wish" that she will never have. However, Catra calls out to her and professes her love for her, so Adora wakes up and is suddenly able to summon a shield to protect them both from a surge of power from the Heart of Etheria. She dispels it, professes her own love for Catra in return, kisses her, and then transforms into She-Ra at last.

   CatradoraKiss Adora & Catra confessing their love.

   As she transforms, the failsafe is finally activated, destroying the Heart of Etheria the First Ones created sending the magic thundering back to the princesses. This halts the destructive wave of energy that was tearing up the planet's crust just before it reaches the princesses who were cowering before the previously chipped Etherians. She-Ra arrives, using the restored Etherian magic to heal the damage done to the planet's crust, covering it in greenery while also transforming Horde Prime's massive command ship into a tree floating in space. She-Ra then comes before Horde Prime who vows he will return, only for She-Ra to correct him saying his reign is over and banishes him from Hordak's body with a surge of magic, killing him, ending the threat of the Horde once and for all.

   Adora and Catra embrace each other, glad that everything is finally over, and they along with Bow and Glimmer lay on the grass. Bow asks what are they going to to now, and Adora vows to bring magic back to the universe, proposing a "Best Friend Squad Road Trip," to which they all happily agree.

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   Keys: Demencia. · Secondary: Slave girl, harem member.

   Demencia (or Dementia[5]) is the deuteragonist villain of the series Villainous.

   Background information First episode "The Perception of Evil" Latest episode "The Heedeous Heart" Voiced by Melaney Sems (English, shorts/original pilot)[2] Cindy Eliz Pérez (English, TV series onward)[3] Melissa Gedeón (Latin American Spanish)[4] Melissa Garcia (Brazilian Portuguese, Phase One, Phase Two and "The Dreadful Dawn") Bruna Nogueira (Brazilian Portuguese, "Boo!-Lldozing" onwards) Character information Aliases El Alebrije D3-M (Project number) Demensa (by Flug) Dem Species Human-Lizard hybrid Gender Female Height 1,70 m (5.57 feet)[1] Relationships Black Hat (boss, love interest, unrequited crush) Dr. Flug Slys (friend, co-worker, possible creator) 5.0.5. (co-worker) Black Hot (creation, via the Evil ray) Penumbra (former-"arch-rival" unilateral)

   Personality Demencia's shown to be a very energetic, rebellious, mischievous, flirtatious, temperamental, and scatterbrained girl. She acts without thinking twice, which constantly gets her and her team in trouble. She can be very naive and go directly against orders or rules. However, she is highly respected and recognized amongst the villain community. Demencia's madly in love with her boss Black Hat, much to his annoyance. 5.0.5. is usually the victim of her pranks; it's implied that this is because Demencia sees 5.0.5. as a weak and useless being.

   Demencia has intense cannibalistic tendencies. This was seen four times throughout the series:

   The superhero they fed her for breakfast. A cheerleader she tried to eat. Catching and swallowing Sunblast. Trying to eat Cacao in the Victor and Valentino crossover episode. Appearance Demencia's appearance is that of a slender, pale-skinned humanoid young woman with a set of four fangs inside of her mouth. She has very differing eyes; her right is a snake-like yellow odd eye while her left eye has a slit pupil with no visible iris, both of them protruding three eyelashes each with black eyelids. Her hair is lengthy and messy, and is usually worn in a ponytail that is naturally a neon-green color with the entirety of her bangs dyed in a hot reddish-pink. While a bit unnoticeably, her bangs also have devil-like horns on each side. She also sport Black Hat's logo tattooed on her arm, and although it's not pictured in the show due to its art style, she wears black nail polish.

   For attire, Demencia wears a sleeveless, navy-blue zipped vest attached to a hood that resembles a reptile (possible a dragon), and a short black skirt which is worn over red-and-maroon-striped stockings, with the right one somehow being ripped to the point of not being there anymore. Along with her stockings, she wears mismatched sneakers (her left shoe's red, while the right shoe was teal until "The Lost Cases of Rhyboflavin"—ever since then, she lost it, and she currently wears a black one[6]) with the soles, toes and detailing colored in an off-white, and a tracking device on her ankle[7] . She accessorizes with a fingerless arm-length glove which is designed to match her stocking on her left hand, while on her right, she sports a black fingerless glove, both being worn alongside a set of black bracelets with the left being studded. Although it is usually covered by her hood, Demencia also wears a spiked choker around her neck, which is designed to resemble the bracelet on her left wrist.

   An unusual ability Demencia possesses with her appearance is that when she's crawling on all-fours, her hoodie, bangs and hair combines to form a giant lizard with the bangs forming the tongue, and the rest of her hair forming the body and tail.

   Abilities Enhanced Durability: She's taken several hits from larger opponents with minimal damage. Instrumentalism: As seen in "The Note of Destruction", Demencia appears to be proficient in playing guitar. Keen Sense of Smell Retractable Tongue Super Sight: As seen in "Satellite Secrets", she's able to spot Black Hat from space. Super Strength: Demencia has shown several times to be superhumanly strong, despite her lankly build. Wall Climbing: She has the ability to climb walls in a similar manner to a lizard. Episode appearances Series Phase One "The Perception of Evil" "Squeak" "Horribly Heavy" "Wearing Evil" "The Portrait of Evil" "Sculpting Evil" "The Note of Destruction" Orientation Videos for Villains "The Lost Cases of Ooo" (cameo) "The Lost Cases of Rhyboflavin" (pictured) "The Lost Cases of Townsville" "The Lost Cases of Elmore" "Guide for an Evil Conquest" "The Lost Cases of the Future" "The Lost Cases of Beach City" "The Lost Cases of the Park" "The Lost Cases of the Tree House" "Q&A Black Hat Organization replies" Phase Two "Horrible Holidays" "The Foul Flower" "Demencia wuz here" "Black Hat Organization: 2018 Anniversary" "Trap-ical Resort" (cameo) "Black Hat Challenge I" "Black Hat Challenge II" Season 1 "The Dreadful Dawn" "Boo!-Lldozing" "The VVV" "Satellite Secrets" "BH's Bizarre Bad-Venture" "The Heedeous Heart" Other appearances Victor and Valentino "Villainy In Monte Macabre" Trivia In "The Perception of Evil" and "Guide for an Evil Conquest", a blueprint for what seems to be Demencia appears in the lab, suggesting she was created and/or experimented on by Dr. Flug and/or Black Hat. Further proving this, in the pilot episode, Demencia can be seen inside a glass case, which she breaks out of. She is likely named after the mental illness of the same name, demencia, known in English as dementia. She makes no appearances in any of the webisodes. This isn't because her design hadn't been thought of yet, but simply her design wasn't fully created yet.[8] Her favorite song is "Revolution 9" by the Beatles.[9] Strangely, this particular song contains the famous "turn me on dead man" clue to the "Paul is dead" conspiracy. It should also be noted Revolution 9's technically quoted to be a "sound collage", and it entirely consist of random soundbites and tones. Demencia choosing this as her favorite "song" is likely a reference to her insanity. She's a fan of Happy Tree Friends.[10] Demencia's birthday is on April 1st [11] Demencia's zodiac sign is Aries. She doesn't like taking baths. She appears to be uncomfortable with questions about her origins, as seen in the Villainous Q&A. Just before the question, Demencia is smiling and relaxed and seen putting her feet on the table to read a magazine. Dr. Flug makes the comment, in which Demencia is now shown sitting normally, now with a disgusted expression on her face, hiding behind the magazine. In one of the Villainous Comics, she travels to Gotham City and disguises herself as Harley Quinn in order to fool Batman. Her relationship with Black Hat is pretty similar to Harley's relationship with the Joker in older depictions of the character.

10. #10Black Hat Organizationconstantselective

    Keys: Black Hat Organization. · Secondary: Groups that you have destroy.

    Black Hat Organization is an evil company led by its founder, Black Hat. Its main goal is to make money by selling products and services to other villains at exhorbitant prices. It takes headquarters in Black Hat's manor, though it ships internationally and interdimensionally.

    Its website can only be accessed by the Black Web, "a hidden network for villains, bounty hunters and other unlikable beings".

    Black Hat's manor is the home of Black Hat, Dr. Flug, 5.0.5. and Demencia, and also the headquarters of the Black Hat Organization. It is located in Hatsville, at the center of the Bermuda triangle. Appearance The manor is shaped like Black Hat's hat, being black with a maroon stripe near the bottom. There are two windows of the same color, one in the front and one on the right side. An airplane appears to have crashed in the upper left side.

    Black Hat Organization Members: Black Hat is the overarching protagonist of Villainous. A retired villain, he currently entertains himself by managing a company, Black Hat Organization, which sells products and services to other villains in exchange for money and/or souls. Many people don't seem to know of his existence, associating the name 'Black Hat' with the company only.

    History Background Black Hat's existence is a mystery to Earth. It's unknown where he is from or how he was born.

    Apparently, he is very old if judging by portraits and things in his mansion from ancient times of our era to the present. As evidenced by the fact that it was he who arranged the volcanic eruption in Pompeii and destroyed it.

    The clothes he wears and his mansion are reminiscent of old English culture, including architecture, furniture and paintings. Dr. Flug suggests in his logbook that this era may be nostalgic to him.

    At some point he started Black Hat Organization, as well as schools and camps for villains under his name.

    Before Dr. Flug, he had a previous mad scientist that he vomited on and presumably killed.

    Characteristics Physical description Tumblr dacc46d75173a9750c33b5af95b7a821 a3068855 1280 The model sheet of Black Hat used in Season 1 and onwards.

    VILLAINOUSSWEEP!!!!!!!!!!!!! Black Hat wears a black top hat with a red band as well as a rimless monocle on his left eye. He has dark grey skin, cyan fangs, and a forked tongue. He was also wearing a black trench coat with inner red lining, a light grey waistcoat, dark grey pants, a red dress shirt and a black tie. He has dark grey gloves, and occasionally summons a black walking stick that he forms from his shadow. His shoes are black with white spats.

    A dapper looking cartoon character in a top hat with a question mark and a tuxedo. He has two big round and yellow eyes, his right eye having a monocle. He has a curled, white smile in contrast to his dark gray skin. He has white gloves and is showing the palms of his hands to the viewer. In the top left, "Mr. Question Mark" is written and in the top right is a scribble with a white question mark erased from it. The earliest known drawing of Black Hat, while he was called "Mr. ?".

    Earlier revisions of Black Hat are similar yet have small differences. Before the revisions for Season 1, he had less vibrant colors; the most notable being that his teeth were a soft green instead of cyan. In the Webisodes, he had smaller proportions and a white question mark symbol on his top hat. Even older variations of Black Hat were uploaded by a teenage Alan Ituriel onto DeviantArt, usually having a yellow monocle on the right eye, and his name seemed to be "Mr. ?".

    Personality Black Hat is an enigmatic, sinister and very sadistic manipulative individual. Who takes pleasure in pure evil, Whose helping the villains defeat the heroes. However Black Hat also hates Abusoluta heroes, and if angry enough he does not hesitate to rage and torture. and gets very angry when any villain is defeated by heroes, usually torturing these villains in addition to being irritated by Dr. Flug's failed experiments Beyond Kindness.

    Additionally, when Black Hat becomes sadistic or cruel, his sialorrhea from his mouth and display appears to become true transformation Scary and Intimidating when Black Hat becomes fully sadistic and cruel.

    Powers and Abilities Shapeshifting: Black Hat, on various occasions, changes his appearance in order to fool or torment others. The most notable example of this being when he changed himself into a perfect replica of 5.0.5. in order to terrify Demencia in "Wearing Evil". Size Manipulation: Likely as another form of his shapeshifting, Black Hat can change the size of his body to that of a giant, been shown using this ability in "Sculpting Evil", "The Dreadful Dawn" and in one of the Villainous Comics. Black Magic: As seen in "Ice Cream of Fear", he has some sort of proficiency in black magic, as he is able to bring back 5.0.5.'s ice cream to a seemingly normal state, while also giving it demonic qualities. Laser Vision: In "Bad Security", Black Hat killed a blue jay by shooting deadly lasers out of his eyes. He also uses this ability to zap Dr. Flug in "The Lost Cases of Townsville". Charisma/Manipulation: Black Hat, as a salesman, uses various forms of charisma and manipulation to convince other villains to buy his inventions. Portal Creation: As shown in "Squeak" and "Villainy In Monte Macabre", Black Hat is be able to open portals to alternate dimensions with his claws. Instrumentalism: As seen in "The Note of Destruction", Black Hat appears to be proficient in playing piano/organ. Singing: He has the ability to proficiently sing. He also tends to make people go insane with his singing.[4] Fire Manipulation: Black Hat is able to manifest flames at will, incinerating one of Flug's airplane miniatures that he caught on his hand (in one of the Villainous Comics). During a fit of rage, he summoned red pillars of fire (and set his eyebrows ablaze as well) in "The Lost Cases of Boxmore". Shadow Manipulation: As shown in "The Lost Cases of Elmore", Black Hat can teleport via his shadow. He also can transform his shadow into a cane. Telekinesis: In the same episode, Black Hat is shown to have the ability to choke people by simply using his mind. He does this to Dr. Flug as a warning for him not to boast about himself. Weather Manipulation: In "Villainy In Monte Macabre", Black Hat summoned a thunderstorm in anticipation for his arrival. Teleportation: Black Hat can teleport himself and others in various ways, be it a lightning strike or engulfing his surroundings in darkness. Technopathy: Black Hat can tamper with electronic devices at will, as depicted when a citizen who got in his manor by mistake attempted to take a picture of him. He can also interact with the digital world, as he forcefully stuffed said citizen in there through his own cell phone, as well as crawling out of 5.0.5.'s computer after jumpscaring him. Fiction Manipulation: He can warp any piece of media to his liking, seeing as when he set the Weeweenies on fire and merged a man and his horse together (inside a soap opera), leaving a black rose for a dame. Enhanced Senses: Black Hat seems to be able to sense when someone addresses him directly, as he was shown hissing in the general direction of Demencia when she called him from as far as the upper atmosphere. Transmutation: He's able to turn into dark mist and a mass of worms. Summoning: Black Hat can summon people at will to his presence, often in painful and disturbing ways, as well as send them away. He's also able to summon a hellish steed for him to ride on. Ghost Sealing: Black Hat is able to force ghosts to possess inanimate objects, exploiting this as a service to be provided by this organization. Corrupting aura: People who stay in his presence long enough are driven to madness, and become his devout followers. It's unknown if this is a passive ability or if he chooses to do it. Interdimensional Travel: He's able to travel to other universes with no assistance. Resistance to Toxins and Acid: In one of the Villainous Comics, Black Hat drank by mistake the most corrosive and toxic component ever created, that Flug left in his cup; he spat it out on 5.0.5.'s face, deeming it too sweet for his taste. Fourth Wall Awareness. Weaknesses At the moment, little is known about his weaknesses.

    Doctor Flugslys[5], full name Kenning Flugslys[6] and often known simply as Dr. Flug, is the main protagonist of the whole entire Cartoon Network multiverse (no joke), serving as the unseen overarching character of Codename: Kids Next Door and The Amazing World of Gumball, the deuteragonist of the webisodes and the main protagonist of the 2017 Cartoon Network animated TV series Villainous. He creates all the gadgets and machines that Black Hat attempts to sell.

    Personality Dr. Flug is easily manipulated by Black Hat. He appears to be a cowardly young man, but isn't truly a wimp.[7] He is very intelligent and inventive. He has a liking to 5.0.5., and considers himself the bear's father, as evidenced by 5.0.5's multiple illustrations in which Dr. Flug is referred to as "Dad." By contrast, he has a disliking towards Demencia, though, they're friends.

    TLCOS71 Flug's villainy on display

    Like the others, Dr. Flug appears to have some truly villainous tendencies. He seems to have no problem with torturing or threatening others, as shown in the Orientation Videos for Villains series. Dr. Flug also appears to have somewhat of an ego when it comes to his intellect, and refers to himself as a genius.

    He is extremely fastidious and a bit of a micromanager. He has to make lists of everything lest he go crazy,[8] and he handles much of the Organizations' operations and all of its finances.[9] His stress catches up to him, however; everyone at the cardiologist knows him due to his frequent visits.[10]

    He fervently wants to stick to his plans even when they don't work out, but can adapt if necessary. This was a key plot point in the pilot episode "The Dreadful Dawn". Even though he likes to be in control, he does employ other scientists to help him with projects. He selects these scientists personally from the Mad Science Expo, where he heads a booth representing Black Hat Organization.[11] He is a strict boss, mostly because Black Hat would not tolerate incompetence or insubordination from either Flug or his employees.[12]

    Despite the constant chaos, Dr. Flug actually likes working at Black Hat Organization most of the time, as long as Black Hat isn't too angry with him.[13]

    Appearance Flug is somewhat a tall and quite lanky young man, with legs that are unusually long compared to his body. He wears a brown paper bag over his head, and a pair of strap-on goggles. The goggles are thick because they help correct his terrible eyesight.[14] He has a standard white lab coat and yellow gloves. He wears a royal blue shirt bearing a clip-art style drawing of a plane crash, light blue jeans, and red chucks.

    Relationships 5.0.5 5.0.5 is the only experiment who has ever shown affection for Dr. Flug.[15] All of his other creations are burdensome and do little to thank Dr. Flug for creating them. 5.0.5 has an immense appreciation for Flug and sees him as his father. Despite his initial fury upon 5.0.5.'s status as a failed experiment, Dr. Flug happily adopts this role, even though Black Hat and Demencia mock him for it. It seems that Flug lacks affection in his life, so the unconditional love of 5.0.5 is incredibly important to him. For his part, Flug tries his best to protect and encourage 5.0.5, in spite of the evil organization they are a part of.

    Demencia Similar to 5.0.5, it is implied that Flug may be the creator of Demencia, or at least responsible for her lizard-like abilities. Their relationship dynamic is brother-sister-like. Demencia's wildness clashes with Flug's straight-laced approach, and they are constantly butting heads. This is especially apparent in "The Lost Cases of Beach City," in which the two bicker the entire episode about which tactic is better; despite constant warnings from Black Hat to cut it out. They have a begrudging affection for each other, even if it well-hidden.

    Black Hat Flug regards him with equal parts fear and complete respect. Because of this, he constantly sucks up to Black Hat and wants nothing more than his approval, something he will really never get. In The Dreadful Dawn, Black Hat finally compliments him on a job well done, only for Flug to wake up and realize it was just a dream. Despite his poor treatment, Flug has a place of high importance in Black Hat's Organization, being one of the three allowed to live in the manor with him (the others being Demencia and 5.0.5.). Flug has also been with the Organization the longest of the main cast and seems to have a level of authority in the organization because of this. However, this authority only goes so far, as Black Hat constantly reminds him how lucky he is to still be alive after all his mishaps.

    Penumbra Although their first meeting was strictly professional, it's shown on Penumbra's Instagram that they have grown to be friends, as proved when Penumbra attended a virtual celebration of Flug's birthday. They once ran into each other at the Mad Science Expo and took a selfie together as well.

    Miss Heed Flug seems to have had a good relationship with Miss Heed during their days at the Black Hat Institute. He never knew she was the one who stole part of his thesis on controlling human emotions, until he confronted her in Atreno City years later, when she used her perfume to manipulate him for her own goals. Even though he was furious with her betrayal, he bore her no ill will after breaking free, visiting Heed in her prison cell and even adressing her by her true name, Cecilia. He may have, or had, romantic feelings towards her, as implied by his reaction to the kiss they shared and the pained expression after he left her behind in prison.

    Goldheart According to his research log, both men met during Flug's youth, and ever since the doctor has Goldheart as his arch-enemy - with mere hostility evolving into hatred over the years. Examples of this are his incineration of a box with journals and pictures of the hero during a cleanup of Black Hat's manor and his disdain during one of Goldheart's interviews. As no real interaction between both has been shown so far, the golden hero's view of Flug is yet to be fully revealed - although he displayed mild annoyance at seeing his enemy on the news. However, Flug seems to believe his hatred is reciprocated, as in a dream Goldheart bellitled his efforts and mocked him. Flug's years of humiliation by Goldheart is a clue behind the mystery of why he wears a paper bag.

    Abilities Craftsmanship: Dr. Flug is the creator of most, if not all, of the gadgets Black Hat attempts to sell. High Intellect: This, of course, would require a high level of intellect on Dr. Flug's part, given the complexity and sheer technological innovation of some of the gadgets. Piloting: Despite his name, Dr. Flug seems to be an adept pilot most of the time. He pilots a Black Hat Organization aircraft called the Hatship in "The Dreadful Dawn."[16] Paraphernalia Movement Detector: Flug used this device in one of the Villainous Comics in order to track down Demencia, whom he was hunting down to force her to take a shower. Flamethrower: In "Guide for an Evil Conquest", Flug used a flamethrower to destroy his bootleg Omnitrix after it killed Vilgax. Portal Gun: In "The Lost Cases of the Future", Flug aims the gun at Black Hat for insulting Aku. Later, he fires it at Demencia for bothering him, opening a time portal and sending her to a distant future. In "The Lost Cases of the Park", Flug used this gun to open portals to the Regular Show universe, in order to retrieve Malum Kranus and deliver him to a space monster. Destructor X: A blender with the name "Destructor X" written in tape sticked to it. Flug used it in "The Lost Cases of Beach City" to pulverize Jasper and Peridot's gemstones. P.I.N.H.A.T.A.: A Hatbot that disguises in the form of a birthday cake. In "The Lost Cases of the Tree House", Flug and 5.0.5. deliver it to Father and the Delightful Children from Down the Lane. Once 5.0.5. mistakingly gives it to Sector V of Kids Next Door, Flug activates it to fight them off. Tranquilizer Dart Rifle: In the Q&A episode, Flug used this rifle to knock out Demencia, who had broken into a love song about Black Hat. "El Tranquilizator": A smaller gun that fires tranquilizing darts. Flug attempted to use it on Sunblast only to hit Demencia instead. He uses this weapon several times across the season. Disintegrating gun: Flug attempted to use this weapon against Black Hot, with no success, as the blast bounced off his chest and hit the gun instead. Jetpack: When Miss Heed insulted 5.0.5., Flug used a jetpack containing wings and heavy gauntlets to fight her bodyguards. The gauntlets fire laser beams and enhance his physical strenght, being able to hold off an attack from Demencia and hit her back with enough force that made her cry in disbelief.

11. #11Luz Nocedaconstantselective

    Keys: Luz Noceda · Secondary: Slave girl, harem member.

    Luz Noceda is the protagonist of The Owl House. She is an eager, teenage Afro-Latina human[2] who accidentally stumbles upon a portal leading to the Boiling Isles. To prove herself as a witch, Luz begins learning magic under Eda Clawthorne's guidance, despite not having any magical abilities of her own.[5]

    Appearance Body Luz is a thin, tan-skinned teenage Dominican-American[6] girl with golden-brown eyes and dark brown hair in a slightly outgrown pixie cut.[7] During her fight against Emperor Belos in "King's Tide", Luz suffers an injury that results in a scar through her left eyebrow. Throughout her stay on Earth, her hair begins growing out, giving it a curlier appearance.

    In the epilogue of "Watching and Dreaming", she is shown to have slightly shorter hair, a bit of mascara on her eyelashes, and her cheeks are no longer chubby. She also got her left forearm tattooed with a symbol of Flapjack in his honor, matching with the rest of her friends.

    Clothing Her clothing consists of a set of small, round black earrings, a short-sleeved half-lavender and half-white shirt with cat ears attached to its hood, high-waisted jean shorts over dark navy-gray capri leggings, and a pair of white loafer sneakers. Since "Reaching Out", she always wears Eda's grudgby letterman jacket with her outfits.

    When at Hexside, her school uniform is six different colors, separated by jagged divisions representing the school's tracks. Each of her sleeves has two shades of the same color, with lighter tones near the cuffs: mint on the right, and violet on the left. Her pant legs are similarly divided, but use different hues, with red and magenta on her right leg, and blue and cyan on the left leg. Strangely, her uniform does not show the colors for the potions, construction, and beast-keeping tracks.

    Her nightwear during her first night in the Demon Realm consisted of a gray sleeveless top, purple shorts with moon and star icons on the right leg, along with an orange waistband and white-and-indigo socks. Starting from "Hunting Palismen", she wears a short-sleeved lilac shirt, dull purple pajama pants with a gold waistband, a blue diamond pattern, and the pale pink head of an unknown creature on the ends. She usually wears her loafers while in this outfit but was seen barefoot while sick with the Common Mold in "Eclipse Lake". In "Thanks to Them", her nightwear consisted of a bluish-gray t-shirt with a lighter horizontal stripe, dark blue pants with gold trim and a star pattern on the left leg, and pink socks.

    For the Grudgby game against the Banshees in "Wing It Like Witches", Luz wore a gray t-shirt, blue and white shorts, white chest armor with blue shoulder pads and orange trims, white and orange shoes, and purple gloves and kneepads; her chest armor and shoes each have a purple gem embedded in them. She reuses this outfit for the Gland Prix in "Eda's Requiem".

    In the shorts "Paint Scare!" and "Art Lessons with Luz", she wears a red artist beret on her head and a yellow baby tee under a pair of overalls with a bright green left pocket and a raspberry red right pocket, retaining her leggings and loafers.

    For the Day of Unity, Luz continued using Eda's jacket but switched out her damaged main outfit for a gray shirt under her zipped-up letterman, baggy beige pants, and brown calf-length boots.

    After returning to the Human Realm, she wears a completely different outfit after coming out: it includes an oversized red and white t-shirt with a blue 8-bit symbol saying "OK", and a matching cap that has a few pins on it, a green fanny pack on her waist, blue jeans with folded ends and a patch on the right knee, and navy-blue slip-ons. Months later, her outfits alternate: the first comprises a white t-shirt depicting a Rod of Asclepius, the fanny pack, purple sweatpants, and her navy-blue slip-ons. The second consisted of baggy green pants, a purple striped shirt, and pale purple socks under a pair of red and white sneakers with a star design on each of the sides. For both outfits, she wears a red beanie with Bi pride and eye pins while still wearing Eda's jacket. She later wore an Azura costume for the Gravesfield Halloween Festival during Halloween in the Human Realm that she kept later when returning to the Boiling Isles.

    When infused with the Titan's power, her cloak turns into a furry black covering with rings of bone on the outside and purple on the inside, with a glowing glyph combination on her chest. Her hat turns black with a gray tip on top and purple on the inside too. She also gains a pair of horns similar to King and his father. Her eyes turn black with yellow pupils, and her hands and lower legs turn skeleton-like while wearing gray pants.

    In the epilogue of "Watching and Dreaming", Luz is slightly taller and dons a new set of clothes. She wears a dark purple overshirt with a snake design and tucked sleeves, a purple and lilac striped shirt, baggy yellow pants ending at the ankles with small patches on them, green socks and purple and white sneakers with a diamond design on each of the sides. She wears Amity's eclipse necklace and now has a second earring on her right ear.

    Personality S01E02 - 27 Luz is shown to be optimistic and cheerful whenever she's around her surroundings.

    Luz is a kind-hearted, outgoing, eccentric, energetic, and exceedingly geeky girl, who possesses a strong love of fantasy and adventure. She is an extremely optimistic person who always attempts to see the best in others, even in past enemies. She is eager to find her place in the world and be accepted for who she feels she truly is. She is clever, creative, and a quick thinker, capable of coming up with solutions to problems on the fly, but if she has too much on her mind, she can be oblivious to things like, initially, Amity's crush on her. At times, Luz has also been shown to utter small phrases in Spanish when experiencing certain bouts of emotion. She also possesses a strong fondness for certain animals that most would find creepy or grotesque, such as snakes, spiders, and possums.

    Luz is determined to be who she wants to be regardless of the opposition she receives. However, her remarkably headstrong personality has also landed her in trouble on several occasions. As noted by Hunter in "Hunting Palismen", Luz tends to rush into dangerous situations without always thinking things through. This is translated in the Boiling Isles by way of occasionally disobeying Eda and getting into trouble. Despite this, Luz is intelligent and surprisingly introspective when she allows herself the room to breathe.

    Enchanting Grom Fright - 518 Despite being stubborn and impulsive, Luz is shown to be courageous and fearless who would do anything to risk herself for her loved ones.

    Multiple times Luz has shown herself to be exceptionally brave and heroic, risking her life on several occasions to protect others, especially those she loves. She does not tolerate when others take advantage of their positions in life, regularly standing up for herself, and those who cannot do so themselves or inspiring them to as seen against the likes of Boscha at school and Belos' oppressive rule on the Isles. In addition, when provoked enough, Luz is capable of great rage and is quite formidable as an opponent. This was seen during Eda's attempted execution at the Conformatorium, where Luz entered a state of despair-induced aggression capable of not only appearing to empower her magic but even striking fear into veteran members of the Emperor's Coven such as Warden Wrath and Eda's sister Lilith Clawthorne and earning the praise of Emperor Belos himself.

    Knock, Knock, Knockin' on Hooty's Door - 793 Due to being ostracized and rejected in Gravesfield for years, Luz's fear and insecurities gets the best of it as she destroys the Tunnel of Love that Hooty made for her and Amity.

    However, behind much of her optimism and creativity, Luz possesses deep insecurities due to the years of ostracism she endured in the Human Realm before arriving in the Boiling Isles. Because of her eccentric interests and neurodivergent behavior, she is seen as an outcast on Earth and difficult to engage with by her peers, school staff, and, initially, her mother, leading to her not only suffering an utterly friendless childhood in Gravesfield but also frequent resentment and open ridicule from other children and their parents. This constant rejection from her peers, along with her inability to make friends, has resulted in Luz developing underlying self-esteem issues which will occasionally manifest. This has also left Luz afraid of basic interactions with most other humans, especially those her age, as was demonstrated when she initially assumed Vee's companions from camp to be bullies who would pick on her, before being left dumbfounded when it was revealed that they were her friends. In "Knock, Knock, Knockin' on Hooty's Door", it was implied that Luz also was bullied by other kids for her inability to fit in, which possibly served to reinforce her fear of other teens.

    In addition, another factor that weighs heavily on Luz's mind is the loss of her father, Manny, whom she still grieves for, even years after his passing. It's also been implied on occasion that much of Luz's creativity, eccentricity, optimism, and love of fantasy, especially her fondness for the Azura franchise, which was the final gift her father gave her, is a means of coping with his loss.

    Edge of the World - 079 Luz became increasingly broken and traumatized following her and Hunter's incident inside Belos' mind.

    Arguably, Luz's devotion to her loved ones also serves as her greatest weakness, as she is constantly placing their burdens on her shoulders and blaming herself whenever she believes that her actions have hurt them. This was seen when she blamed herself intensely for both Eda's capture by Lilith and later the loss of her magic, despite Eda's reassurances that neither was her fault. This sense of guilt would traumatically increase, however, after discovering the truth about Belos' identity and the role she inadvertently played in his rise to power, finding the Collector, and nearly wiping out all of witch and demon-kind on the Day of Unity. Following this, Luz's optimism was increasingly worn down by the traumas she endured and the constant blame she placed on herself for them, causing her to become a much more hardened and serious person who was determined to end Belos' evil even at the cost of her own life.

    Thanks to Them - 3223 Luz's final video diary entry showing her uphold promise of staying in the Human Realm permanently, even if it means severing her life in the Demon Realm.

    By the time of "Thanks to Them", after months of being trapped with her friends in the Human Realm, Luz became little more than a shell of her former self, with both her mental and emotional health degrading to worrisome extents, showing multiple signs of depression. By this point, Luz's earlier insecurities and low self-esteem transformed into an intense, unhealthy sense of self-loathing, believing herself to be responsible for all of her friends and family's suffering, to the point of furiously cursing her very existence. Because of this, the traumas she endured, and the repeated failures in returning to the Isles, all of her previous optimism and cheerfulness had faded, leaving her near constantly miserable and sullen, with her mood only lightening up to save face in front of her friends and not burden them with her problems. In addition, Luz also blamed herself for nearly every mistake or hindrance that she and her friends came across, even when they weren't her fault. This eventually spurned her into deciding to permanently remain in the Human Realm once Belos and the Collector were finally defeated, being convinced that being out of her friends' lives is the best way to protect them from her own flaws, despite both her friends' reassurances and the obvious heartbreak such a choice would bring her.

    For the Future - 3763 Luz finally regained her spirits back after having a heart-to-heart with her mother.

    However, in "For the Future", Luz's personality began to heal following a heart-to-heart talk with her mother, in which Camila apologized to Luz for attempting to change Luz into someone she wasn't and voiced her acceptance for who Luz truly is. This not only helped bring Luz closure, but also helped her realize her heart's deepest desire: to be understood. It was through this revelation that Luz was finally able to animate and bond with her beloved palisman, Stringbean, which proved to be a major catalyst in healing Luz's damaged mental and emotional states.

    Following her palisman Stringbean's birth, Luz managed to regain some of her previous spirit, being noticeably more happy, playful and confident in herself once again, which continued to grow following her heartfelt reunion with King and Eda after enduring months of separation from them. In addition, Luz also retained her sense of compassion and empathetic nature, as shown when, despite all the harm the Collector had caused to both the Isles and her loved ones, she sympathized with his yearning for companionship, offering him a chance at redemption and teaching him how to establish genuine friendships with others. This selfless nature was further exemplified when Luz sacrificed herself to protect the Collector from Belos' attack, highlighting how she is willing to lay down her own life to protect others without hesitation, and assuring the Collector they did nothing wrong, not wanting the child to blame himself for failing to redeem Belos.

    Watching and Dreaming - 3203 With her Titan-empowered form, Luz finally embraced her previous self once again which allowed her to gain the opportunity to defeat Belos for good.

    After meeting and receiving wisdom from the Titan in the In Between Realm, Luz would finally make peace with her previous mistakes and was finally able to let go of her guilt over accidentally helping Belos in the past. Finally freed from these emotions, her previously eccentric and optimistic personality showed through once again, which proved essential in allowing her to master the Titan's powers and defeat Belos for good. However, after the final battle with Belos, Luz demonstrated a darker side when she confronted him for the final time, during which she showed little emotion towards the witch hunter while summoning boiling rain to painfully melt away his body, before allowing Eda, King, and Raine to finish him off for good. This demonstrated that as compassionate and forgiving as Luz can be, her empathy has limits, to the point where she's willing to let enemies that she deems beyond redemption die. While she didn't participate in stomping Belos to death, she did nothing to prevent it, knowing that he didn't deserve any kindness or forgiveness she otherwise shows to others.

    Watching and Dreaming - 5718 Luz finally had her chance of staying in the Boiling Isles once again.

    In the four years since defeating Belos and restoring peace to the Boiling Isles, Luz continues to maintain her recovered kind-hearted, eccentric, and optimistic personality as she prepares to attend the University of Wild Magic in the Demon Realm, having finally acquired the acceptance and happiness she had always longed for. She has also become much more confident in herself as she continues to pursue her dream of becoming a witch, no longer looking down on herself as she did years prior. Because of this, Luz abandoned all pretense she once held of permanently leaving the Demon Realm, instead now being able to happily travel between realms and regularly visiting her loved ones on the Isles before staying there once again to attend college.

    Background Early life Thanks to Them - 270 (brightened image) Pictures of Luz during her childhood.

    Luz was born as the only child of Camila and Manny Noceda. As seen through pictures in the Noceda residence and flashbacks, Luz has expressed a creative spark ever since she was little, much to the joy of her parents, with whom she was very close. Unfortunately, when Luz was still young, her father developed an indeterminate ailment which facilitated the Noceda family moving to Gravesfield, Connecticut, due to its closer proximity to a more efficient hospital to treat him. Sadly, Manny later succumbed to the ailment regardless, leaving Luz devastated and with only her mother to be there for her afterward. In mourning, Luz turned to the final gift her father gave her before his passing: the first book of The Good Witch Azura. The story immediately captured Luz's interest, becoming a dedicated fan of the Good Witch Azura series and beginning her passion for fantasy, with it also being implied to have afforded her a form of escapism and coping with her father's death.[3] Since her father's passing, Luz and Camila would pick flowers for each other on the anniversary of his death, then visit her father's grave, and at the end they would spend the whole day together.[8]

    Thanks to Them - 1334 A younger Luz showing other children a shedded snake skin she found, much to their disgust.

    In addition to her father's death, Luz struggled to adjust to life in Gravesfield throughout her childhood and into her teens, with most of the town's people resenting and ostracizing her for her antics and unusual behavior. From an early age, Luz's eccentricities resulted in her being unable to make any friends, as other children found her weird and repulsive, while also receiving disgust from adult onlookers who would regularly openly criticize her for her behavior. In school, her antics were often disruptive, regularly getting her in trouble with the faculty and landing her in the principal's office on several occasions. During this time, Luz was also bullied by her classmates, who frequently made fun of her for her antics and "cheesy" stunts to impress other students that she developed crushes for. These experiences resulted in Luz becoming fearful of interacting with other teenagers. In addition, she received inconsistent grades in her classes, presumably due to her interests outside school academics.[3] These hardships at school resulted in a slight straining of Luz's relationship with her mother, who became increasingly concerned over Luz's utter lack of friendship and low academic performance. Desperate to reconnect with her mother, Luz orchestrated an elaborate presentation for her book report at school, utilizing the latest edition of the Azura series, in an attempt to ease Camila's worries about her and prove that her interests could be used productively in her studies.

    Arriving in the Boiling Isles Bonesborough Luz in the Boiling Isles for the first time.

    After causing several problems at her school because of her book report, which involved live snakes and firecrackers, Camila decides to send Luz to summer camp to straighten out her wild imaginative personality. While waiting disappointed for the bus to go to the camp, she chases a small brown owl who picks up her The Good Witch Azura book that she threw to the trash before, and ends up in an old rundown house, where she finds a portal and is teleported to the magical world of the Boiling Isles in the Demon Realm.[9]

    Comparison2 Luz realizing she can be a witch.

    When she gets there she meets Eda, known as the Owl Lady, as well as for constantly evading the law, who in order to escape from the guards takes her to the Owl House, where she meets Hooty and King. After escaping from the Warden Wrath by wanting to retrieve King's "crown of power", and realizing how unsatisfying her life in the camp would be, she decides to stay at the Owl House and learn magic with Eda, to which Eda agrees.[9]

    S01E02 Witches Before Wizards (143) Luz disappointed that her magic training is not going as she imagined it would.

    During her second day in the Boiling Isles, Luz is excited to learn magic with Eda, but Eda, besides showing little interest in Luz's training, has other methods of teaching her, including selling potions all over Bonesborough. Luz does not fare too well in this endeavor, realizing that Humans are not well liked in the Boiling Isles. When she goes to sell the last potion she ends up in a huge fantasy castle, where she meets a wizard named Adegast, who convinces her to go on a mission in search of the Celestial Staff that can only be wielded by "The Chosen One", and thus free the Islands from an ancient evil; Luz decided to go, and embarked on the adventure along with some companions she met along the way.

    S01E02 Witches Before Wizards (324) Luz seeing the Boiling Isles from a different perspective.

    However, it was all a lie from Adegast, who was really a puppeteer, to set a trap for Eda and take revenge for having stolen clients from her in the past. After defeating Adegast, Eda and King take Luz to see the bones of the Isles and show her that the Boiling Isles are beautiful from another perspective.[10]

    S01E03 I Was A Teenage Abomination - 7a Luz meeting Willow.

    A few days later, Luz begins to feel frustrated at how slowly Eda was teaching her magic. One day, after Eda takes her to look for human garbage in a stranded slug instead of looking for something to teach her magic, Luz walks to get her mind off things while at the same time wanting to go to a magic school, but in that she meets a young witch, who is practicing for an exam she will have at the school. The witch, named Willow Park, is bothered by another witch named Amity Blight, who taunts her for being unable to get a good Abomination for the exam. After Amity leaves, Willow starts to feel with anger for being unable to make a good Abomination and because of Amity's mocks, and in that she realizes of Luz's presence, who was hiding in some bushes. Willow apologizes for the outburst and at the same time she is excited to see a real human, but she has to go to school, however, Luz proposes to help her pass the exam by pretending to be her Abomination so that she could be in her magic school, Hexside, and Willow happily accepts.

    I Was a Teenage Abomination Bump Luz about to be dissected by Principal Bump.

    At school, Luz meets Willow's friend, Gus Porter, who is a human fanatic. Luz helps Willow pass the exam and Professor Hermonculus gives Willow the "top student" star, which was worn by Amity, causing the latter's anger and suspicion. During lunch, Amity sees Willow's "abomination" eating, something they don't do, so she has a fit of rage towards the "abomination" and starts trying to force the truth out, which causes her to be taken to the office of Principal Bump. Amity tells Bump of her suspicions, and he decides to dissect it to verify, but Gus distracts him to avoid it, while Luz and Willow escape. Bump locks down the school's doors to prevent it, but Willow uses a seed Eda gave Luz earlier to create vines in the school and traps the Principal to get Luz out of the school, which surprises Bump. While Willow stops a furious Amity who was after Luz, she escapes back to the Owl House with Eda and King to ask them to go help Willow and Gus, however, these two arrive there and tell her that Bump was amazed by Willow's abilities and changed her from the abomination track to the plant track, which makes Luz happy, but they also tell her that she was banned from Hexside, to Eda's joy. For her part, Luz reconciles with Eda, saying that she was happy that she was her teacher.[11]

    Learning the first spell S01E04 The Intruder (25) Luz learning about demons from King.

    One afternoon while King was teaching her demonology, it began to rain boiling hot rain, causing Eda to arrive earlier, so Luz took the opportunity to ask her to teach her spells. Eda is exhausted because she made a magical force field to protect the Owl House from the rain, so she refuses, but ends up agreeing after Luz tempts her with a shiny pen, since she loves shiny things. Eda lazily begins to give her the lesson, but first explains that a witch must learn how to do magic before receiving her own staff, and proceeds to show Luz how to create a light spell by casting a circle of spells, and Luz wants to do it too. Eda, however, explains to her that magic comes from a sack of magical bile attached to the heart of each witch, and this causes the question of how Luz will be able to do magic without one, and Eda says that witches used to practice magic differently, but she doesn't know how. With that, Eda ends the lesson so she can go back to sleep, but Luz asks her to do the light spell again so she can record it on her phone, and Eda reluctantly accepts, but while doing so, she faints from exhaustion.

    Luz and King try to get her to wake up but don't get it, so they drag her back to her trundle bed in her room. King then takes the opportunity to teach her again something about demons, but she ignores him to see how to do the light spell, to King's disappointment, who asks her why she wants to learn to do magic, and Luz tells him that being a nobody in her house, learning to do magic could help her to be somebody. King, realizing that he is not being taken seriously too, decides to help her, but on the condition that he teaches her demonology later. King tells her that Eda drinks an elixir every day, which makes him think that this is where she gets her magic, so Luz and King go to look for one among her things.

    S01E04 The Intruder (286) Luz being stalked by Eda in her cursed form.

    They find one, but when Luz goes to drink it, she drops the bottle and it breaks. At that moment, the lights start to fail in the house and they hear Hooty screaming, and when they go to see him they find him wounded by some mysterious creature. King suspects it is the Snaggleback, a demon with a shell that appears during rains, so in order not to leave Eda defenseless, Luz helps him to hunt the creature. When they go to Eda's room looking for the creature, they find that Eda has disappeared, so King goes in search of one of his books to see what to do, but when he returns he finds that Luz is also gone, leaving only a shoe behind.[12]

    S01E04 The Intruder (405) Luz tracing a glyph.

    When sees the monster, King chases it into a closet only to discover that the Snaggleback is just a harmless monster, contradicting his books. The real creature arrives and eats Snaggleback and begins to chase King, who fleeing is led by Luz hides in Eda's room so the beast can't find her and is soon joined by King, who informs her the Snaggleback is not the monster. There, King sees a piece of a tag that was missing from the elixir that Luz was going to drink, and upon joining the pieces together they discover that the elixir was to "keep the curse at bay", thus discovering that Eda is in fact the beast, and in turn that it has a curse. King feels ashamed for believing that the elixir was for magic and making Eda turn into a beast for trying to get Luz interested in demons as he has no friends. Luz understands and encourages him to save Eda. King, noticing that Eda's eyes have turned black, remembers that those kinds of demons are sensitive to light, meaning they can use it to their advantage. He asks Luz to cast the light spell, but she doesn't know how to do it, but she then sees something on his phone for a moment, a pattern in the circle Eda made, and when she follows it, she manages to do the spell, thus making her first spell. Luz begins to cast more light spells and King gets Eda's attention to lead her to the spells, and when she does, they blind her with a much larger spell and knock her unconscious with it, giving her the elixir to bring her back to normal while she is unconscious.

    S01E04 The Intruder (483) Luz creating more light glyphs.

    Eda wakes up and is back to her normal form, but feeling sick, which makes her vomit at the Snaggleback. Eda scolds King for stealing the elixir, but King shows her that Luz has learned to do magic, leaving Eda surprised. King apologizes for what happened, but Eda tells him that it wasn't all his fault, since she didn't tell any of them about her curse, she tells them that she had it since she was young, and also congratulates Luz for learning to do magic, and Luz tells him that she felt motivated by a great teacher, King. Luz and King then order the Owl House.[12]

    Adventures in the Isles S01E05 Covention (253) Luz challenging Amity to a witches duel at the Covention.

    A day while along with Eda and King at Eda's human trash stand, Willow and Gus go and invite Luz to the annual witches' covention, and she asks Eda to go, but she refuses and goes through the portal to the Human Realm to avoid it, but because Luz sends King with her while he is reading the Good Witch Azura book to her dislike, she reluctantly agrees. At the covention, Luz finds Amity, who has grown hate feelings for her since the Abomination incident, and although Luz tries to apologize for it, Amity tells her that she can't be at the covention because she's not a witch, and when Luz tells her that she is learning magic from a "powerful witch" and a "ferocious demon", Amity mocks the "ferocious demon" that is King and steps on one of his cupcakes, causing Luz's anger, who challenges Amity into a witch duel, in where if Luz wins, Amity would have to admit that humans can be witches, but if she wins, Luz would have to admit that she is not a witch and can no longer pursue her dream of being one, and Amity gladly accepts the challenge. Amity places Luz in an everlasting oath before leaving.

    S01E05 Covention (658) Amity releasing Luz from the everlasting oath.

    Eda, not having taught Luz many spells, sets traps to mislead Amity so that Luz wins, although they end up being exposed. However, Eda realizes that Lilith Clawthorne, Amity's mentor who is also Eda's sister, cheated too, humiliating both Lilith and Amity. Luz then tries to apologize to Amity, but Amity demands that Luz admit that she is not a witch; Luz admits that she is not one yet but that she is training and trying hard enough to be one someday, showing Amity her light spell, and although at first she belittles it, she admits that she has never seen anyone cast a spell like that. The two come to an understanding, and Amity releases Luz from the oath.[13]

    S01E06 Hooty's Moving Hassle (114) Luz inviting Willow and Gus to The Owl House for the Moonlight Conjuring.

    When Amity and her friends have a Moonlight Conjuring and invite everyone except Willow, Luz, Willow, and Gus decide to have one at the Owl House, taking advantage of Eda and King's absence that night. Before leaving, Eda asks Luz to take care of the house, warning her before leaving that if anything happens to the house, she will never trust her again. Luz and her friends begin to cast the spell and, since it is their first time, they decide to do it by giving life to a Beef Bob figure, however, accidentally instead of giving life to the figure they end up giving life to the Owl House, causing it to grow legs and walk on its own. They soon realize that they can control the house thanks to the power of the moon, and decide to take the house on a joyride instead of returning it to its place to show off to Amity. On the way, they meet Boscha, one of Amity's friends, and begin to bother her without Boscha realizing it was them. Their journey however ends up causing the arrival to the house of Animal Control, who capture them; the three are thrown off a cliff but are held up with a branch.

    S01E06 Hooty's Moving Hassle (472) The Owl House being controlled by Luz and her friends.

    Willow apologizes for causing them to be caught because of her desire to surpass Amity, and reveals to them that she and Amity used to be best friends as a child until Amity surpassed Willow in magic, and that she wanted to show her that she could be powerful too. Luz encourages her by telling her that she is powerful, and Willow regains her confidence and with her plant powers she sets them free and takes back the house from Animal Control's hands. They return the house to its place, however, Eda catches them since she saw the house while she was at the night market and when she goes to punish Luz, Willow, and Gus admit that they were also responsible. Eda punishes the three by having them clean up the house, but is also surprised that they animated the house, as it requires powerful magic. That same night, Amity together with Boscha end up watching on Penstagram the animated house that was being controlled by Luz, Willow, and Gus, causing the bewilderment of both of them.[14]

    Return not-return Luz hanging out with Emira and Edric.

    When Luz goes to the library to deliver some of Eda's books and finds Amity reading to children, she tries again to fix things, but Amity refuses to do so. Luz there meets Amity's older siblings, Edric and Emira Blight, who also have a bad relationship with Amity, and they invite her to have fun, but Amity has them expelled from there. Edric and Emira tell Luz that they will come back at night for the Wailing Star that will happen that night, and they invite her to go with them, and Luz accepts when she sees that befriending them can be the way to befriend Amity. That night, they sneak into the library and discover that the Wailing Star gives life to the books, taking advantage of that to have fun. Later, they go to Amity's secret hiding place to get her diary, without Luz knowing it; when they tell her, she doesn't agree as it is Amity's personal life. Luz ends up finding the diary and tries to avoid the twins from realizing it, but they end up doing so. When Luz tries to stop Edric from taking the diary she accidentally throws some pages, and Amity arrives and catches them. Amity is disappointed in Luz as she thought she was different, but she was just a bully.

    S01E07 Lost in Language - 33 Luz and Amity being sewn into a book.

    Luz says goodbye to the Blight twins and tries to apologize to Amity, who refuses to listen to her, when suddenly they meet an animated Otabin, the main character of a book, but turned into a monster by Luz and Edric, and Otabin takes Amity away. Luz tries to rescue her but ends up being caught. Amity agrees to work together with Luz to escape, and they succeed. When leaving the library, Amity tells Luz that it "never happened", but before she leaves Luz gives her the fifth book of the Good Witch Azura series, since it also turns out that Amity likes the series. Amity accepts it, and also admits that she hasn't been the friendliest witch to Luz, tentatively patching things up between them and starting a friendship.[15]

    S01E08 Once Upon a Swap - Mug Shot - 001 Luz, in Eda's body, being booked.

    When working at Human Collectibles, Luz, King, and Eda argue about who has it harder and Eda switches everyone's bodies to see who really has the hardest time, with Luz ending up in Eda's body. She uses magic to create a sign to boost sales; this works, but also leads Coven Guards to finding the stand, resulting in her being arrested. While in custody, Lilith arrives and, unaware of the body swap, thinks "Eda" wants to join the Emperor's Coven like the sisters planned to do in the past and orders a Branding glove be brought out. Luz accidentally blasts a hole in the wall to escape and finds Eda and King in a Kitty Café and breaks them out. When they are cornered by the three groups pursuing each of them, she switches the three back to their original bodies, and switches the bodies of the pursuers. The three use the opportunity to escape.[16]

    S01E09 Something Ventured, Someone Framed - Hexside 10 Gus sneaking Luz into Hexside.

    When Gus feels his position as head of the Human Appreciation Society is threatened by a new student, he lies to Luz, saying that her ban from Hexside has been lifted and that she is welcome back. However, he has her wear a cowl to hide her ears. When she arrives at the meeting room of the Human Appreciation Society, she examines Mattholomule's human artifacts and he leaves the room. Upon learning of the ban, Mattholomule returns to the room and pretends to apologize before calling the Hexside Guards on Luz and they throw her in the Detention Pit. Gus apologizes as Luz is dragged away and soon gets himself and Mattholomule thrown in detention to save her. Gus creates illusions of himself and Luz to distract from the pits tendrils and they escape, damaging the room in the process. However, they run into Eda and Bump, who has agreed to let Luz attend Hexside the following semester, berates Luz for her actions and threatens to recent hire acceptance until Gus takes full responsibility.[17]

    S01E10 Escape of the Palisman - 86 Luz flying Owlbert with Willow and Gus before crashing.

    When she and Eda are at the playground, she listens to Eda talking about Owlbert and her curse begins to act up. They return to the Owl House, where Eda gets some rest and Luz goes to Hexside to join her friends at an away game. However, they miss the transport, as her friends told her to change as she was wearing the rival school's colors. Luz runs back to the Owl House and gets Owlbert so they can fly to the game. However, Luz becomes too daring as she flies and they crash, injuring Owlbert and he runs off. They find him with the Bat Queen, who refuses to return Owlbert unless Luz completes a series of tasks. While Owlbert forgives her, the Bat Queen refuses to let him go and fights Luz herself. However, Owlbert stops her and shows her telepathically that Luz is a good person and, after the Bat Queen is revealed to be a palisman, Luz promises to be more careful and they are allowed to leave. Back at the Owl House, Luz apologizes to Owlbert and patches him up as Eda returns.[18]

    S01E11 Sense and Insensitivity - Ruler's Reach Luz is shocked to find that King has taken control of their shared work.

    After convincing Eda and King to go to a Book Fair with her, Luz and King desire to write a book together. At first they work together, but soon King hijacks their shared work and makes it his own, angering Luz. They get into a fight and Luz leaves. After the success of his book, Ruler's Reach, King is asked to write another book and he recruits Luz to help after his publisher, Piniet, rejects his solo work. Luz agrees and they are trapped in a box and threatened to to be crushed if they fail to complete a manuscript in time. After King apologizes, they work a manuscript and put a light glyph on the last page. After Piniet triggers the glyph, they escape. As they fight Piniet's minions, an expiring author comes forward and gives the publisher her manuscript. Brought to tears by the manuscript, Piniet let's Luz and King go.[19]

    Learning more spells and starting at Hexside S01E12 Adventures in the Elements - 14 Luz upon learning the requirements to get into Amity's class.

    As Luz is looking through a brochure for Hexside, she remembers she is supposed to meet Amity to get her book back. When she sees Amity, Edric, and Emira appear as well. After Amity hands over the book, Luz tells her they could start a book club once she starts Hexside. However, Amity reveals that to be in her class, one must know a minimum of two spells or they would be placed in the baby class. In a panic, Luz lies that she knows two spells and runs back to the Owl House to insist Eda teach her more spells. They go to The Knee to train and they run into Amity and her siblings, who are teaching Amity to use a fire spell through the use of a training wand.

    S01E12 Adventures in the Elements - Luz Spell Circle - 001a Luz using Amity's training wand.

    As she strains with Eda, Luz begins to criticize Eda's teaching methods and, when the Blights leave their camp, she steals the training wand and performs a fire spell. However, Eda catches her and chastises Luz for taking a short cut, saying she knows her methods are unconventional but only because Luz's situation is different then other witches. They fight and Luz unleashes a fire blast that flies off and hits a slitherbeast. The Blights come back just as the slither beast arrives. The twins and Eda restrain it as Amity tries to attack it, but the wand is out of power. The slitherbeast takes Eda and the twins as Amity traps Luz in a cage to keep her from getting hurt.

    Adventures in the Elements - Happy Luz Luz excited to be in the same class as Amity.

    As Luz watches the sky, she sees a light glyph in the stars and, upon inspecting a snowflake, discovers the ice glyph. Luz uses the newly found glyph to escape and she tracks down Amity and the slitherbeast's den. The girls work together to free Eda, and the twins and Eda knock the slitherbeast out. Amity congratulates Luz on learning a new spell and agrees to form a secret book club with her before they go home. Upon returning, they find the aftermath of King and Hooty's battle with animated toys.[20]

    S01E13 The First Day - 23 Luz speaking to Willow and Gus on her first day.

    Despite fumbling her placement audition, Luz gets into Hexside and is nervous as Eda drops her off. Willow and Gus congratulate her for getting in as Amity welcomes her to school. After King—who snuck into school in her backpack—starts to eat out of the trash can, Luz tells him they do not know each other if anyone asks. In Bump's office, Luz gives a schedule of classes she wants to take, but Bump says she is only allowed to study one of the nine tracks and selects potions for her. Luz tries to force herself to like only potions, but she sees Willow sparring with an oracle student and her multi-track interest increases. After she finds a shelf of crystal balls, she tries to use one, only for Bump to catch her. Bump then places her in the detention track, since an inspector is coming and he wants the school to look good.

    S01E13 The First Day - 49 An overjoyed Luz being permitted to study every track after defeating The Inspector.

    Luz looks out the window and sees Willow and Gus and begs them to get her out, saying she is too good for detention. After the teacher falls asleep, the other detention track students—Jerbo, Viney, and Barcus—show her a secret room they use to secretly learn magic and show her a heavily vandalized portrait of the room's creator. Just then, Willow and Gus come in and the others over hear them saying Luz thinks she is too good for detention and they turn on her. Luz leaves with her friends as The Inspector, really a Basilisk, drains the students and staff of their magic. Luz apologizes to the kids in the detention track and they work together to bring down the basilisk. However, Bump berates them for breaking school rules and he gives in, allowing the students in the detention track to take on two tracks and permitting Luz to study all nine tracks. Afterwards, Bump cleans off the portrait of the room's creator, revealing them to be Eda.[21]

    Really Small Problems - 495 Luz confronting King on his actions.

    As Luz leaves for school one day, she learns it has closed for the day due to a pixie infestation. She goes to a fair with Eda and King and, after King finds a pair of friendship bracelets, decides to help him win them. However, she becomes detracted when Willow and Gus arrive and starts to ignore King. After King buys a potion that shrinks Luz's friends, she starts to wonder where they are, so she and King look for them as the two get tickets for the bracelets. However, as King gets the bracelets, Willow and Gus get Luz's attention and tell her what King did. When King returns, she chastises him for his actions when Tibbles, the person who sold King the potion, shrinks him and Luz and puts the four in his miniature animal exhibit to fight the animals. After learning the only way to reverse the potion is to have Tibbles tap his cheek, Luz and her friends trick him into doing so. After they are turned back to normal and the animals chase Tibbles, King apologizes to everyone and offers the bracelets, which broke in the fighting, as a peace offering, which they accept.[22]

    Understanding Willow 37 Luz berating Amity for destroying the memories.

    When Luz and Willow are in photo class, they extract memories from each other and Luz becomes curious upon seeing a memory of Willow and Amity, to which Willow dismisses it as the past and asks Luz not to ask about it more before reversing the photo. However, after they leave the room, Amity sees the photo and burns it, inadvertently destroying Willow's other memories as well. In the lunchroom, Luz and Gus notice that Willow is acting strange and return to the photo lab to find Amity trying to salvage the photos. Luz berates her for it as Willow slumps on the girls and says they will be good friends. Luz takes Amity, Willow, and Gus to the Owl House where Eda explains that they have to go into Willow's mind and fix the damage manually. Amity and Luz volunteer and go into Willow's mind. Eda gives them a bell to ring in case they need to get out quickly.

    Understanding Willow - A1586 Luz watching Amity apologize to Inner Willow.

    The girls begin to fix the memories, but Amity is against going into the memory she tried to destroy. Soon, they notice the memories of Amity they fixed have been destroyed as a monster comes over to them. After failing to get Eda to get them out, the girls try to subdue the monster, only for it to reveal herself as the Inner Willow. Inner Willow then pulls Luz and Amity into the memory where it shows Amity pushing Willow away and Inner Willow tries to destroy Amity, until Amity reveals how her parents had forced her to end the friendship. Luz watches as Amity apologizes and promises to be a better person in the future. Inner Willow accepts the apology and lets them fix the memory. After exiting Willow's mind, Willow questions Luz on how Amity found out about the memory in the first place.[23]

    Enchanting Grom Fright Luz excited about Grom, unaware of its true implications.

    As Luz first discovers the plant glyph, she gets a text from her mom as the portal is open and, fearing she will react negatively, she sends an emoji before going off to school. After Luz's friends explain to her what Grom is, she becomes excited and thinks she has a shot at being grom queen to which her friends say is a bad thing. Just as Amity walks by, Bump announces that she is that year's grom queen. Luz congratulates her as everyone else looks at Amity with pity. In the gym, Amity explains that every year a monster that can shapeshift into one's worst fear, Grometheus the Fear Bringer, tries to break out and terrorize the Boiling Isles and Bump holds a dance to lighten the mood. As Amity explains that grom royalty is tasked with stopping Grometheus, and says her fear is embarrassing. Luz suggests Amity ask Bump to choose someone else.

    Giant Eda Luz training for Grom.

    At the Owl House Luz speaks with Eda and King, who has been asked to chaperone the event and help Gus announce the event respectively, who say she is not ready to face Grometheus and Luz storms out. She runs into Amity who says Bump will only let her opt out if she can find a replacement, to which Luz agrees to be. Amity enlists her older siblings to help train Luz. However, after seeing Luz's minor fears, Amity asks what Luz truly fears, to which Luz replays disappointing Eda. The twins make a large illusion of Eda when the real Eda comes out and berates Luz for going up against Grometheus when Amity says it is time.

    S01E16 Enchanting Grom Fright - Dance Finish Luz and Amity defeating Grometheus.

    At the dance, Amity thanks Luz for taking her place as she is called to face Grometheus. Things go well until Grometheus reads Luz's mind. At first he turns into Eda, but quickly changes into her mother and reacts negatively to the Demon Realm. Luz, in a state of panic, runs out of Hexside as Grometheus and the students follow her. As she is cornered, Amity jumps in front of her and Grometheus takes the form of a shadowy figure and takes a note out of Amity's dress pocket and rips it. Luz reads part of the note and realizes Amity was afraid of getting rejected. Luz then asks Amity to be her date and the two dance and defeat Grometheus together. Luz asks Amity who she wanted to ask, but Amity does not answer as the other students carry the two away on their shoulders. Back at the Owl House, Luz gets a text from her mother and replies that she is having a great time and hopes her mother can meet her new friends. Her mother then replies that she is getting Luz's letters. Luz thinks she is referring to the texts, unaware someone has been writing letters to her mother in her name.[24]

    Wing It Like Witches - Game Point Luz, Willow, and Amity playing against Boscha and her team.

    As grudgby season starts up, Boscha begins to bully Willow and she asks Amity to speak with her. When Boscha dumps trash on Willow, Luz challenges Boscha to a grudgby match, surprising everyone. Willow and Gus teach Luz about the game and they start training. However, things go poorly and Willow and Gus decide to call it quits. After Amity talks to Luz, she decides to forfeit and Boscha uses her as target practice. However Gus, Willow, and Amity arrive and the girls decide to team up with Luz as Gus cheers from the sidelines. During the game, Luz discovers the fire glyph. Despite her team gaining more points, Boscha wins after catching the Rusty Smidge. Both teams, with the exception of Boscha, congratulate each other, and Luz helps Amity after she hurts her leg.[25]

    Trying to cure Eda and the petrification Magic hat Luz holding the Healing Hat in her hands.

    While Hooty is fending off the Emperor's Coven, Eda is making Luz a Witch's Cloak when her curse acts up and it takes multiple elixirs to get her back to normal. Eda brushes her fears aside and tells Luz to get going to school. That day, Luz's class goes on a field trip to the Emperor's Castle. As they leave for the castle, Luz learns of the Healing Hat and thinks it can cure Eda. After the tour, Luz stays behind and is surprised when Willow and Gus stay to help her. They sneak into the artifact room but are soon caught by Lilith, who takes Luz hostage and sends her friends to deliver a message to Eda.

    Agony of a Witch - 2186 Luz dropping to her knees in devastation as King and Hooty come up to her with concern.

    Luz is placed in a force field and is brought up when Eda arrives. Whenever Eda attacks, Lilith uses her as a shield. Luz tries to free herself and succeeds, only for Lilith to threaten to impale her on the sharp rocks below. As Eda's curse finally takes its toll on her body, the Owl Lady tells Luz to care for Hooty and King and thanks Luz for being in her life. As Eda transforms she is apprehended and Luz tries to attack Lilith, but is easily pushed away. Lilith grabs Owlbert and tells Luz to return to her world. Dejected, Luz walks back to the Owl House and informs Hooty and King of what happened.[26]

    Young Blood, Old Souls - 616 Eda giving Luz the key.

    As King reads Luz The Unauthorized Boiling Isles History, she decides to save Eda despite King trying to talk her out of it. After watching a news report that Eda will be petrified, an irreversible process. Luz says it should be Lilith as King explains the severity of one's crimes in order to get petrified. The two get sent to the Conformatorium where they take on the guards and find where Eda is being kept. King stands watch as she speaks to Eda. Luz uses alight glyph to snap Eda back to her senses, and Eda tells Luz to take the key to the Human Realm in order to keep it away from Belos. The platform Eda is on starts to rise and Lilith enters with King in hand.

    Young Blood, Old Souls - 1489 Luz reluctantly handing over the portal to Belos.

    Furious, Luz attacks Lilith and the three end up in the Human Realm. Luz tries to attack with a glyph, but it crumbles as it is not exposed to the Titan. Lilith pins her and Luz says Lilith should be petrified, to which the witch agrees. Lilith explains why she cursed Eda and gives Luz Owlbert. They then go back to the Demon Realm after Luz looks back at the Human Realm one last time. As they sneak in, Lilith says she will stay in the Emperor's Coven and act as a double agent. However, Belos finds them and takes Lilith and King to him before throwing them in the line of petrification with Eda. Luz fights Belos and he agrees to let Eda go in exchange for the portal. Luz reluctantly hands it over, but destroys it as she goes to the petrifaction. Luz threatens Kikimora with a fire glyph to stop the petrification and, after Lilith heals Eda, they fly back to the Owl House. She watches as Lilith takes on half of Eda's curse and, when the sisters reveal they have lost their magic, Luz offers to teach them about glyphs. She also records a message for her mother.[27]

    Post-petrification Separate Tides - Luz 4 Luz suggesting they go after the selkidomus.

    Nine days after the petrification, Lilith has moved into the Owl House and they have taken up odd jobs to supply an income, with their most recent being bounty hunters. One day before handing in a bounty, she leaves a message for her mother, which fails to be sent. At the market, they are given a fraction of the reward money and Luz insists they go after targets with larger bounties, but Eda is against it. Luz listens as Eda tells Lilith how she is against going for larger bounties as it is too much of a risk and they need food Luz can digest. In response, Luz and King go after the largest bounty they can find, the selkidomus. As they set sail, Luz uses her glyph magic to earn the respect of Salty and his crew.

    Separate Tides - Luz sailor 108 Eda rubbing selkigris on Luz's face.

    When they hear the selkidomus' lair, the reward money is stolen and Luz chases after the culprit, only to learn the thief is Eda and lose the reward money. Soon, the Golden Guard arrives and threatens to kill King, who he took captive, if Luz and Eda do not slay the selkidomus. Luz accepts as Eda tries to talk her out of it. She then reveals she knows Eda is avoiding the riskier ventures because of her and Eda lists the positives that happened to her since Luz came into her life. The selkidomus approaches with its baby and Luz and Eda pretend to slay it to get King back. After the Golden Guard leaves, they tell the selkidomus to flee deeper into the sea and it vomits up selkigris, a valuable substance at the Night Market, much to Luz's disgust and Eda's joy. When the three return to the Owl House, they relearn that Lilith has made a scrying potion to spy on the emperor and they order take out.[28]

    Escaping Expulsion - 094 Luz and her friends react in horror to the news of their expulsion.

    One day before school, Luz is teaching Eda and Lilith what she knows about glyphs and questions if there are more when Hooty tells her it is time to go. As she enters school, Willow and Gus greet her and Amity presents Luz with a fairy pie. The four are soon called to the principal's office where Bump, with Amity's mother and father, tells the group that Luz, Willow, and Gus are expelled. Luz begs Amity to speak up for them, but she only gives a silent apology as Odalia sneers. After the three are thrown out of school, Luz confronts the Blights and Odalia gives her a business card to talk things out. Willow and Gus reject the idea and the three try multiple times to sneak back into school. As Crow Phones arrive to take Willow and Gus to their angry parents, Amity appears and apologizes for not doing anything. Luz asks her for help, but Amity declines out of fear.

    Escaping Expulsion - 453 Amity defending Luz.

    Luz then picks up the business card and goes to Blight Manor and makes a deal with Odalia that she and her friends will be readmitted to Hexside if she helps with their business demonstration that night. Luz struggles to make it through the demonstration and during the last demo of the night, the "Abomaton", she asks Odalia to stop, but Odalia responds that the abomaton will only stop once its enemy is destroyed. Soon, Amity arrives and threatens to rip apart the abomaton unless her friends are readmitted. Odalia agrees and the girls play dead. After the crowd reacts positively, Luz leaves with Amity, Willow and Gus. When she returns to the Owl House, Lilith presents her with an ice sculpture of herself being given a gold star by Luz, who then gives a sticker to Lilith before going to her room.[29]

    Echoes of the Past - Quartet 6 Luz and the others exploring the island.

    As she is experimenting with glyph combinations with Lilith, Luz discovers how to turn herself invisible. Shortly after, King starts talking about his life before losing his powers and talks about falling from a great height. Lilith casts doubt on his story and he brings out Lilith and Eda's staffs and the three of them, along with Hooty, fly to an unknown island. King unlocks the door to the ruins and the group explore where they find a clogged hole in the ceiling. After Lilith and Hooty start to believe King, Luz wanders into a hallway full of skeletal creatures and notices that one of them is missing. Luz rejoins the others and they are attacked by the missing creature. Soon, Eda, who King left a note for, arrives and helps fend off the creature, which cannot leave the ruins. Eda then reveals she found King as a baby, and that he never truly was the king of demons.

    Echoes of the Past - Luz and King 29 Luz comforting King.

    After Eda produces his broken horn, King reluctantly believes her and runs off in shock. Luz finds him and they talk. After realizing Eda never mentioned him falling, Luz thinks the answer lies in the blocked hole. The group makes their way in and unblocks the hole before going up to find an empty room. However, King somehow unlocks a secret chamber and they enter to find eggshells. King puts on the horn and he realizes this room was where he was born. He remembers hearing a roar before falling asleep and hatching and the skeletal creature taking him to the tower's lower level. After they realize the creature was guarding King, it enters but he stops it and the others reluctantly take it home with them, with King naming him Jean-Luc. Back home, Luz repairs King's horn before he goes to sleep.[30]

    Building a portal and dating Amity Keeping Up A-fear-ances - 353 Luz agreeing to help Gwen.

    As Luz researches on building a new portal, she asks Eda about it, but Eda reveals she knows nothing of the portal's origins. They then hear Lilith suddenly scream. They see her curse taking effect and Eda gives her an elixir. Soon, Gwendolyn Clawthorne, the mother of Lilith and Eda, arrives claiming to have found a cure for her curse. However, Eda rejects the supposed cure and sends her mother on her way. After berating Eda for treating her mother like that, Luz talks to Gwen and agrees to help her cure Eda. Gwen explains how she ran into a healer named Master Wortlop and they go to meet him. After giving him the items he requested, he gives Gwen a book that contains the cure for Eda.

    Keeping Up A-fear-ances - 701 Luz telling Gwen she has been scammed.

    Luz and Gwen set up a series of traps to help Eda. However, Luz soon has her doubts as the cure starts to take effect and asks to see the book, however, Gwen refuses to let her see it. Luz then takes it from her and realizes the book is utter nonsense and decides to go back to the Owl House to get elixir, however, Gwen reveals she had her palisman Hawksley take every bottle. Soon, the two are found and, in a fit of rage, Eda transforms into the Owl Beast. Gwen tries to look for answers, but only finds a prompt to purchase the next volume. Soon, King and Hooty arrive to inform them Lilith has transformed as well. The sisters start to finger and head into town. She and King go after them as Gwen stares on in disbelief. They try to get Morton to give them elixir, but he turns them away as they have no money. However, Gwen, who finally learned that she was being conned, arrives with elixir and the three subdue the sisters and get them back to normal.

    Keeping Up A-fear-ances - 1280 Luz learning she is not the first human in the Boiling Isles.

    Later that day, as everyone is saying goodbye to Gwen and Lilith, who goes with her to stay and reconnect. Before leaving, Gwen reveals that Luz is the second human she knows off to arrive in the Boiling Isles, and that he left a diary at the library. After Gwen and Lilith leave, she wonders how her mother is reacting now that camp is over, unaware that someone has been taking her place.[31]

    Through the Looking Glass Ruins - 231 Amity agreeing to sneak Luz into the forbidden stacks.

    When Willow gets hurt after Gus fails to lure away pixies, Luz comforts him. The following day, needing a library card to get into the Bonesborough Library, Luz goes to Gus, who knows what she is after. As they walk to the library, Gus laments about his actions with the pixies and thinks about changing tracks when they see a group of Glandus High students defend a child from a slitherbeast. When they say they are looking for the Looking Glass Ruins, Luz urges Gus to go with them and gives him some glyphs. At the library she tells Amity about the human who came to the Demon Realm before her, Philip Wittebane, and trays she is looking for his diary. Amity says it should be in the forbidden stacks and agrees to take Luz as long as they remain silent as she would get fired otherwise.

    Through the Looking Glass Ruins - 520 Luz screaming upon finding the destroyed diary.

    As they venture through the forbidden stacks, they hide from Malphas, the master librarian. Amity says they will be fed to the bookworms if they are caught. Luz tells her that on Earth it is another way of saying nerd and promising to show her home to Amity one day. They find the diary, only to learn that a mouse has eaten the pages. Luz shouts in frustration and the girls are discovered by Malphas. He escorts them to the entrance and fires Amity. Luz tries to apologize as Amity leaves. Luz then begs Malphas to give Amity her job back and performs various tasks to make it happen.

    Through the Looking Glass Ruins - 909 Amity kissing Luz for the first time.

    Luz then goes to Blight Manor to find that Amity has changed her hair color. She reveals she got Amity her job back and describes what she went through as the mouse that ate the diary appears out of her hood. She grabs it and Amity explains it is an echo mouse and demonstrates how it projects what it eats. After watching an entry, Luz changes her attitude on the mouse and says they will be great friends. Amity then kisses Luz on the cheek, surprising both girls. Amity then heads inside as Luz stands still in disbelief.[32]

    Hunting Palismen - 289 Luz after failing to be chosen by a palisman.

    As Luz wait is for the echo mouse to project another entry, Eda calls her to come to Hexside for the chance to get her owl palisman. However, as Luz cannot think of a goal or understand her heart's desire, she is the only one in her class to not get one. Dejected, she heads back to the Owl House where she sees a red cardinal palisman and hopes he chooses her. However, he does not and she takes him back to school with the other pailsmen who were not paired. She goes into their nest and talks about potential goals for herself when the nest suddenly lifts off the ground. Luz investigates and discovers the Golden Guard has abdicated the palismen. She puts a fire glyph on his back to propel him off and tries to land the ship, but he comes back and they fight over the controls as a hand dragon attacks.

    Hunting Palismen - 827 Luz and the Golden Guard calling a truce.

    They land in a forest and Luz finds the Golden Guard's staff along with an unconscious Golden Guard out, surprised that he is a teenager, and slaps him awake. They fight until they notice something coming and hide. They see Kikimora with the Golden Guard's mask, informing the group of scouts with her that he is dead, before secretly ordering the dragon that attacked earlier to find and end him. He and Luz slip away into the nearest town where the Golden Guard tries to order scouts to search the area for the missing palismen, However, they do not believe him and he demands Luz give him his staff. She does not and they soon see Kikimora and run. The cardinal palisman finds her soon after and she uses an ice glyph to get away from the Golden Guard. She taunts him to follow her before realizing he needs his staff to perform magic. They see Kikimora coming and hide, and upon discovering she has the palismen, agree to work together after he reveals he and his family lack magic and says how Belos gave him a future.

    Hunting Palismen - 1145 Luz being given a palistrom wood.

    Luz combines the fire and ice glyphs with Sleeping Nettles to knock out Kikimora, and she hands the Golden Guard his staff back. After they knock out the dragon and defeat Kikimora, Luz goes to the palismen as the Golden Guard attempt to attack, but changes his mind before leaving and reveals his name is Hunter. Back at the Owl House, Luz goes to her room as Eda and King barge in through the window. They toss a blue log in her lap and reveal they raided the Bonesborough Garden Club for palistrom wood so she can carve her own palisman. Luz thanks them but says she is not ready to carve one just yet.[33]

    Eda's Requiem - 600 Luz and King speak to Eda before the race.

    As the Gland Prix is approaching, Luz and King train for the event as the winner gets interviewed and King wants to send a message to his father. She also helps him as he struggles to tell Eda he wants her to adopt him. During the race, she and King crash after he vomits and they come in fifth. Eda decides to put his message on Penstagram and he delivers his message with Eda being shocked and overjoyed that he wants to legally become her son. Upon hearing this, Eda starts to cry tears of joy as Luz soon joins in.[34]

    Knock, Knock, Knockin' on Hooty's Door - 767 Luz and Amity in the Tunnel of Love.

    As Luz struggles with balancing building a portal and her crush on Amity, Hooty kidnaps Amity and puts her in the basement of the Owl House. He leaves Luz a note to come to the basement and she finds Amity. Luz apologizes for the incident as Amity asks Luz to forget about the last time Luz was at Blight Manor. Soon the floor gives way and the girls fall down a shaft. They land on a pile of pillows and learn they are in a Tunnel of Love. They are put in a boat and sail through the tunnel. While Luz is afraid Amity would find it cheesy, Amity enjoys it. Luz panics and destroys the ride. devastating Amity. When they get off, Luz apologizes for the incident and Amity brushes off the idea of them being a couple. Soon, Hooty starts sobbing and unintentionally damages the grounds. After King and Eda explain that Hooty helped them, Luz says he was helping her ask Amity out. As King and Eda subdue Hooty, the girls fall into a small pit and the two ask each other out. Later, they work on the portal together.[35]

    Eclipse Lake - 107 Luz sick with the Common Mold.

    When Luz becomes sickened with the Common Mold, her friends help fortify the Owl House. After she tries to eat the Portal Key, Amity takes it. She sends Amity a message with a communication device she gave her, but Amity does not understand. Soon the echo mouse projects an entry about Titan's Blood, an ingredient needed to travel between worlds, at Eclipse Lake. She tries to go, but the others restrain her. Eda, King, and Amity set out to find the blood as Willow, Gus, and Hooty look after her. Later, she sees another entry that reveals Eclipse Lake houses Fool's Blood, a volatile substance resembling Titan's Blood. After Gus and Willow fail to hear her, as they are listening to loud sounds in the kitchen, Luz then messages Amity about the Fool's Blood. At nightfall, Luz gets over her illness and greets the three as they return from their failed venture for blood and she hugs Amity.

    They reveal the key had blood in it, but they lost it. However, Amity reveals she cracked the key and got some of the blood on her glove.[36]

    Visiting the Human Realm Yesterday's Lie - 136 Luz in the In-Between Realm.

    After Luz and her companions manage to construct a working portal, she ties a rope around herself and tells Eda, King, and Hooty to pull if the portal closes. Luz dives into the door and finds herself in a new realm. She tries to use an ice glyph to access a floating cube, but it fails. She calls her companions names and a cube comes out of the liquid on the ground. Luz looks through it and sees the three from a reflection in a second floor window. After realizing she can use the cubes to communicate through reflections by saying people's names, she says her mothers name and a cube appears.

    Yesterday's Lie - 273 Luz meeting her doppelgänger.

    She sees her mother dancing in the kitchen and is shocked to see a doppelgänger of herself appear in the doorway. Luz panics and counts to five to calm down when a cube appears. She looks into it and sees the doppelgänger in the mirrored door of her closet. The doppelgänger screams and her mother asks what is wrong, Luz shouts back that she saw spoilers for her favorite anime as the doppelgänger jumps out the window and runs to the Old House.

    When the doppelgänger gets caught in a snare trap and reverts to her true form, Luz—through a compact mirror—instructs her how to free herself and the doppelgänger introduces herself as a basilisk name Vee. Luz is happy that her mom is not worried about her, but Vee said she needs Margie to maintain her disguise and she is almost out, only being able to take on a partial disguise. Luz then sees a newspaper talking about one of Eda's visits to the Human Realm and guesses some residue magic might have been left behind.

    Yesterday's Lie - 478 Luz and Vee seeing Vee's friends.

    Vee goes to the café that the article talked about and the cashier says Marylin, Eda's alias, did something to the pastries after being kicked out for trying to pay with a live raccoon. In the alley behind the café, they find talking rats which Vee runs away from. As they head to the park, Vee runs into her cabin mates from Reality Check Summer Camp. Luz notices the group are playing with Hexes Hold'em cards and the group tells her they got it from the Gravesfield Historical Society. Vee asks the man at the front desk, Jacob, about the cards and he goes to get a pack. As they wait, Vee chastises Luz for leaving her good life and explains her life before taking her place.

    Yesterday's Lie - 750 Luz calling upon her mother.

    Just then, Vee smells something and she goes to the back room to discover that Jacob is an amateur witch hunter and reverts back to her true form after she gets caught in a trap. Jacob is excited to have finally caught a demon and explains his previous encounters with creatures from the Demon Realm. After he leaves, Luz suggests ideas to get Vee out, but Vee says it is too dangerous, as he knows what her disguise is now and smashes the mirror. After that, Luz decides to contact her mother for help. At first her mom thinks it is a video call and Luz is playing a game, however, after arriving at the historical society, Camila realizes it is real and convinces her to help. After Camila knocks out Jacob and frees Vee.

    Yesterday's Lie - 1097 Camila begging Luz to stay with her when she returns.

    When they arrive home, Luz appears to them in rain caught in headlights. After Vee goes inside, Camila expresses her fears that she can never speak to Luz in person again as Luz explains that staying in the Demon Realm was the best decision she ever made. Upon hearing this, her mother becomes distraught and thinks she drove Luz away. As Luz apologizes, she is being pulled away and Camila makes her promise to stay in the Human Realm. A dejected Luz reluctantly agrees and she is pulled away. Eda explains that the door began closing, as it then implodes. Luz lies that things went well and her mother wants to meet them.[37]

    Post-visit and preparing for the Day of Unity Follies at the Coven Day Parade - 132 A distraught Luz lying about her use of the portal to her friends.

    After telling her mother the truth, she starts making videos to have her see the Demon Realm as she does, however, most of the clips she films fail to prove her point. As she sits in front of school waiting to be picked up as her friends come by and theorize what is behind Belos' mask. Luz says she never got a good look as Amity reveals she has been learning Spanish from a Dominican cookbook Gus gave her. However, when asked about her trip back home, Luz lies that she has not used the portal yet just as Eda and King arrive on Owlbert to pick her up. Seeing them approaching, Luz bids Gus and Willow farewell, before placing her hands on Amity's face and pulling her in for a kiss on the cheek, leaving her girlfriend in blushing shock. Luz then runs off and joins Eda and King as they fly off, but she forgets her phone on the school steps, which Amity takes.

    Follies at the Coven Day Parade - 300 Luz reveals her plan to help Kikimora by kidnapping her and Raine, shocking everyone.

    The trio fly off to the Night Market, where King reveals that they are waiting for information on Raine Whispers, the head of the Bard Coven who used to be romantically involved with Eda. Luz gushes at the information as the group receives Raine's file. Eda is confused when it says Raine still heads the Bard Coven as they were exposed as a traitor. After seeing Kikimora struggling to get time off to attend a family reunion, Luz desires to recruit her in their plan to get to Raine and Kikimora agrees to help.

    Follies at the Coven Day Parade - 775 Luz and Kikimora being aided in their escape by Amity.

    Later that day during the Coven Day Parade, they put their plan in action. King and Hooty perform a distraction as Luz "kidnaps" Kikimora and Eda "kidnaps" Raine. Luz takes Kikimora to the docks as Terra Snapdragon, head of the Plant Coven, tracks them saying Kikimora is due for a promotion. They are almost caught when Amity saves them and they reach the docks where Kikimora's hand dragon, Princess, is waiting. However, Kikimora turns on them and attacks. The girls nearly beat her when Terra arrives and stops the fight. Terra takes Kikimora with her as Amity shows Luz her phone and says she knows Luz is lying about the portal. Luz apologizes and tells her everything as they meet back up with the others.

    Follies at the Coven Day Parade - 1225 Luz and her friends upon hearing when the Day of Unity will take place.

    Luz, Amity, Eda, King, and Hooty watch the parade as it is suddenly announced that Belos will deliver a message. Belos informs the residents of the Boiling Isles that the Day of Unity will occur in exactly one month and shows the crowd his face for the first time. Luz and the others listen in shock and the news.[38]

    Elsewhere and Elsewhen - 223 Luz and Lilith searching for time pools.

    As Luz is watching entries, she is late for Lilith's party in the living room for her new job as museum curator. After the party, she watches an entry where Philip mentions someone named "the Collector". After learning about time pools from Eda, Luz gets help from Lilith to try and find them. Their search eventually brings them to a beach, where there initially appears to be nothing. However, Luz finds the time pools hidden in the sand and they search for one leading to the Deadwardian Era.

    Elsewhere and Elsewhen - 579 Luz and Lilith meeting Philip after traveling back to the Deadwardian Era.

    Upon traveling back in time, they don disguises to better blend in with the populace, with Luz utilizing a medieval helmet to hide her ears. Upon arriving at the Bonesborough of the era, Lilith warns Luz to be on alert as they are in the "Savage Ages", when witches and demons supposedly used wild magic to bring chaos and pain to the Isles, before its banishment by Belos. However, upon exploring the town, both are immediately shocked by how polite and helpful the citizens of the era are, as they observe them using wild magic for altruism and bringing beauty to the city, as opposed to the chaotic violence that Belos claimed the era contained. After searching for Philip, they find him being harassed by two demons and help him out. The demons leave and they warn her to be wary around Philip. As Luz helps Philip pick up his work, she offers to help him but he declines until she says she can help him meet the Collector.

    Elsewhere and Elsewhen - 617 Luz showing Philip the light glyph.

    Philip takes them to a cave where Luz shows him the light glyph, which he has not yet discovered, and Philip draws an intricate glyph pattern that teleports the three to the Head of the Titan. He shows them a door he has trouble opening and as Philip adds to his diary, Lilith pulls Luz aside to tell her she has a bad feeling about Philip. Luz brushes it off as she goes to speak with Philip while Lilith tries to open the door. Luz sees Philip writing about their current exploits and is disturbed when he writes about his companions' deaths. Just then, Lilith opens the door and is pulled inside as Philip says he needed a sacrifice.

    Elsewhere and Elsewhen - 949 Luz and Lilith leaving Philip after Lilith punched him.

    Luz rushes in to find Lilith in the claws of a Stonesleeper and she frees her. Lilith and Luz try to survive the Stonesleeper as Philip digs up a reflective disk and teleports away. As they hide, Lilith laments about their deaths before their births as Luz remembers something Lilith said on the beach about Stonesleepers having a ticklish spot behind their ears. She uses this information to train it and the two go after Philip. When they catch up with him, Luz demands he tells them how the disk will help with the portal. However, Philip refuses and says it is for something else. After he offers to work together again, Lilith strikes him in the face and they leave. As they go back to the beach, Lilith comforts Luz by saying she will get home one day. After returning to their own time, they inform Eda of their adventure through time, much to Eda's disbelief.[39]

    Any Sport in a Storm - 294 Amity and Luz thinking they found a way to the Human Realm.

    During the Club Fair, Luz is working a booth for the The Good Witch Azura book club when Boscha comes over and starts taunting Luz with lines from the book. Soon, Amity runs over and reveals that the author of the Good Witch Azura books, Mildred Featherwhyle, is signing books in town. Luz is surprised as she believes Featherwhyle to be human, while Amity says she is a witch. After comparing the author's photos, they notice the picture in Amity's book has pointed ears, while the picture in Luz's book has round ears. Upon seeing this, they believe the author can travel between worlds and they go off to meet her. As they go to the bookstore, they theorize if the author is someone they know. Upon reaching the bookstore, they are disheartened to learn the signing has been canceled. After questioning their next move, they see the author and chase her to a drainage pipe. When they catch her, they are shocked to discover she is Tinella Nosa and learn that Tibbles found a box of the books on the beach one day and has been trying to sell them, however, Amity was the only person buying the books. As they head back, Amity tries to cheer up a dejected Luz and they decide to turn their book club into a writing club. Upon seeing Willow, Gus, Viney, and Skara, the teenagers explain what they were up to and show Amity and Luz a photo they took earlier in the day with Hunter, shocking both girls.[40]

    Reaching Out - 012 Luz realizing she cannot make it to her father's grave this year.

    When Luz wakes up one morning, she realizes it is the anniversary of her father's death and she is upset that she cannot continue the tradition of placing flowers at his grave, Luz distracts herself by finding new glyph combinations and working on a new portal. Eda and King, seeing that something is wrong, comfort Luz. When Amity arrives and explains how her father would not let her compete in the Bonesborough Brawl, Luz thinks she can use this as an opportunity for an alternative to her tradition. After Amity sends her Abomaton chaperone on an errand, they head for the brawl.

    Reaching Out - Luz first win Luz after her first win at the Bonesborough Brawl.

    After enlisting the help of Emira and Edric, the twins give Amity their Concealment Stones, albeit reluctantly on Edric's part. As Luz watches Amity fight, she gets another notification about that day's events and, to distract herself, signs up for the brawl as well. She does well but is eliminated before the finals. As Emira says she needs silence to tend to Amity's injury, Luz walks off and finds the abomaton. She inadvertently sets off an alarm before silencing it. When Amity comes over, she lies about not setting off the alarm and they return to the brawl. As Amity is about to face Warden Wrath in the finals, Amity's father arrives and reveals he was alerted to her ditching tryouts. She stares at Luz in disbelief as her father tries to take her home, but Amity angrily swats his hand away and takes an invisibility glyph from Luz before running off.

    Reaching Out - 1456 Luz carrying out her tradition in a new way.

    Luz finds Amity at the cliff where she and Amity had defeated Grometheus. She opens up to Amity about it being the anniversary of her father's death, and apologizes for how her frustration has affected her actions. After hearing a scream, the two run back to the arena, where they find a mutated Warden Wrath and they work to stop him. After he is reverted back to normal, Luz and Amity return to the cliff, where they tie flowers to a balloon made of abomination goo and set it loose, watching as it flies into the sunset.[8]

    Them's the Breaks, Kid - 1450 Luz falling asleep along with King, echo mouse, and Hooty while listening to Eda's story.

    After spending the day searching Philip's diary for potential glyph combinations to create a portal to the Human Realm, Luz becomes dejected after every attempt ends in failure. To cheer her up, Eda tells Luz the story of how she first met Raine. Luz, King, and Hooty all fall asleep afterwards.[41]

    Learning truths Hollow Mind - 220 Eda telling Luz they need solid proof to get people to change their minds on Belos.

    As the Day of Unity approaches, Eda takes her and King to have her cloak repaired when Prim, her usual seamstress, refuses them service after joining the Oracle Coven. As Prim closes the door on the three, Luz calls Belos a fraud as onlookers become nervous at her slandering the emperor. Eda calms her down and explains how people have been swayed by Belos for nearly 50 years and need real proof to change their mind. Luz then spots Hunter and tails him, only for the two to end up in Belos' mind.

    Hollow Mind - 801 Luz trying to convince Hunter that his uncle is evil.

    Luz wakes up in a hallway lined with portraits as Hunter berates her for trapping them in the emperor's mind as they see a small child in a wooden mask. Luz goes over to him as a shadowy figure resembling Belos approaches them. Hunter bows before him and they are attacked. The two fall through the wall and land in a dead forest. As Luz tries to convince Hunter of Belos' malicious actions, they see the shadowy figure approach them and Luz and Hunter hide in a memory. They see Belos preaching to a crowd about the coven system when "wild witches" attack. The memory continues, revealing the "attack" to have been explosives set off by a Golden Guard, with Belos ordering him to set off the rest. Next, they see Belos and another Golden Guard induct the first witches into the nine covens, and watch as they react negatively to the sigils and are left to die. They then see Belos speaking to the Collector, revealing their plan to kill the inhabitants of the Boiling Isles with a Draining Spell. They watch as past Hunter rushes in, delivering the portal key before quickly leaving. After this, it is revealed, to both Luz and Hunter's horror, that Belos had killed all the previous Golden Guards.

    Hollow Mind - 1431 Luz upon learning who Belos truly is.

    After exiting the memories, they see the shadowy figure and work with the child to subdue it. However, it is soon revealed that the child is the Inner Belos. Hunter confronts the Inner Belos, only for Belos to sink him into the ground of his mindscape to kill him. When Luz and Belos are alone, he admits to being a witch hunter and reveals his true identity, Philip Wittebane. Luz is silent with disbelief as Belos mockingly explains how she helped him find the key component in his plan to eradicate the witches and demons of the Boiling Isles. He attacks as Eda, through a walkie-talkie Luz had with her when she entered the emperor's mind, says she can get her out. Hunter bursts from the ground to save Luz, and the two are pulled out of the emperor's mind. In a state of panic, Hunter flees while Luz is too shocked to say anything.[42]

    Edge of the World - 095 Luz being comforted by Hooty and King.

    The following morning, Luz tells the others what she learned of Belos as they listen in disbelief. Hooty and King comfort her as Eda tells them Belos will come after them after knowing Luz was in his mind. Soon, Lilith arrives, having been informed of the current events by Hooty, and Hooty coughs up a letter to King from his potential family containing a key. Upon hearing this, Luz suggests she, King, and Hooty set out to try and get them to help stop the Day of Unity. Eda agrees and the three set out.

    Edge of the World - 762 Luz and Hooty meeting Bill to ask for his help.

    The three set sail with Salty and reach their destination, the finger of a different titan. She, King, and Hooty head for land. They find a key hole and, upon putting the key on it, the three are teleported to a far away island. The trio is greeted by a demon resembling King who introduces himself as Tarak. Tarak explains how he is part of a group called the Titan Trappers and explains their mission to eradicate the titans to free their god, the Grand Huntsman. Tarak drops Luz and Hooty off to speak with their leader, Bill, as King bonds with the Titan Trappers. As she tries to convince Bill to help them take on Belos, Bill dismisses their request as Belos is too far to be a threat and states the titans are a greater threat. He describes titans in detail and Luz becomes concerned as the description sounds like King. Bill removes the skin of his hand, revealing a humanoid hand underneath. Soon, Hooty, who has been scouting out halls, tells Luz to come with him.

    Edge of the World - 1120 Luz running away from the Titan Trappers along with King and Hooty.

    Hooty leads her to a room filled with skulls resembling King's and they see a disk just like the one that Philip dug up. Luz then realizes that King is a titan, and that the Titan Trappers worship the Collector, so they hurry off to warn King. However, Bill figures it out as well before they can get to King, and he plans to sacrifice King by disguising it as an initiation ritual. She and Hooty manage to save King at the last minute and inform him he is the last titan. They make their way to where they arrived and teleport back to the finger before destroying it to prevent the Titan Trappers from following them. Luz and Hooty consul King before going back to the ship and sailing home.[43]

    Stopping the Draining Spell O Titan, Where Art Thou - 111 Luz, King, and Hooty find the Owl House looted.

    Upon returning to Bonesborough, Luz and the others notice themselves on wanted posters with large bounties and move in secret back to the Owl House. However, when they arrive, they find coven scouts leaving with the last of their belongings. They head inside to find a hidden note telling them to go to The Knee. Upon arriving, they end up in a trap set by Eda and Lilith. The three tell the sisters what they experienced while they were out and reveal that King is the last titan. After noticing King is depressed, Luz suggests raiding the warehouse where their belongings are to find Francois, King's favorite toy.

    O Titan, Where Art Thou - 883 Eda trying to convince Luz to leave rather than fight.

    Along the way, Eda tries to talk her out of it to no avail. When they arrive, they dress as scouts and Luz searches for the toy, Eda goes off on her own after telling her to find a box labeled "Eda's longest toenails". She manages to find Francois, but overhears Eda begging Raine to get her and King away before the Day of Unity. Luz becomes furious as Eda explains that it is for her own safety. A fight breaks out that draws the attention of the scouts and the two are arrested. As they are in a cell together, Luz berates Eda for wanting to send her and King away as Eda reveals they have no plan or team to stop the Draining Spell and the two are placed in separate carriages. Luz cries out for Eda as she is taken away.

    O Titan, Where Art Thou - 1506 Luz getting ready to carve her palisman.

    When the carriage stops, Luz jumps out ready for a fight, only to be restrained by Darius Deamonne and freed by Eberwolf. She looks around and sees Eda, King, Lilith, Hooty, Steve, Katya, Derwin, and Amber. Eda explains that everyone present was suspicious of the Day of Unity and have formed a group, the Covens Against the Throne, to stop it. After going to their headquarters in Latissa, Eda presents Luz with a box labeled "Eda's longest toenails" and, upon evening, is surprised to see the palistrom wood in it. Eda hands Luz a knife and they begin carving her palisman.[44]

    Clouds on the Horizon - 426 Luz, King, and Eda saying goodbye before going out to stop the Draining Spell.

    In the morning, Luz sits in during a meeting with the CATs as they decide the best way to stop the Draining Spell is to use Eda's curse to disrupt the spell by having her sneak into the ceremony masquerading as Raine and be branded with a bard sigil, to which Eda agrees. After the meeting, Eda gives Luz her newly carved palisman, an egg, and Luz explains she wanted her palisman to choose their own form. She questions if Eda is really okay with the plan, to which Eda says not really but she thinks it is the best chance they have at stopping the Draining Spell. As they get ready to head out, Luz and King hug Eda goodbye and she makes Raine promise to watch out for Eda.

    Clouds on the Horizon - 822 Luz and Amity sharing their first kiss.

    After Katya drops off Luz to free Amity, who has been grounded by her parents, she is surprised to meet up with Willow, Gus, and Hunter. When she almost says Hunter is a grimwalker, he interrupts her. Hunter pulls her aside and explains how he does not want others to know what he is just yet, likening his feelings to Luz not wanting the others to know how she helped Philip to meet the Collector. The five go to Blight Manor and take out the guards. Luz then goes to Amity's room where she hears Amity say she will not let the world end before they go on a real date. When Luz makes herself noticed, the girls embrace and Luz promises to take Amity on a real date after all this is over, to which Amity kisses her. After both girls are startled by the kiss, Luz reveals she brought back up and they, along with the twins, go to the Blight's factory.

    Clouds on the Horizon - 2085 Luz steeling herself to take on Belos.

    At the factory, the twins and King separate from the main group with Gus disguising himself, Luz, Amity, Willow, and Hunter as Coven Scouts as they look for Amity's parents. However, they are spotted when Kikimora recognizes Hunter's voice. The five are restrained and put in a force field by Amity's mother. After Amity seemingly breaks the force field, Amity's father arrives with King to reveal he freed them and tells his wife about the Draining Spell, only for her to reveal she already knew and did not care what the outcome was going to be, believing that their family will be spared and gain a higher status. A fight breaks out and Luz has Gus switch her and Hunter's appearances. After Kikimora grabs her, thinking she is Hunter, she flies off and Luz readies herself to face Belos.[45]

    King's Tide (1155) Luz tearfully begging Belos to spare her and her friends as her body is being petrified.

    Upon being delivered to Belos, Kikimora asks to be his new second-in-command, to which Belos replies that she should find a hole to die in. After Kikimora leaves, Belos reveals he knows Kikimora brought him Luz rather than Hunter. Luz fights Belos in an attempt to stop the Draining Spell, however, he soon subdues her and says he has her best intentions at heart as a fellow human and does not want another soul corrupted by the Demon Realm. As Luz continues to fight, he starts to petrify her as she notices a branding glove and forms a plan.

    King's Tide (1214) Luz branding Belos.

    Luz pretends to offer to be Belos' modern day guide as not many people would believe him. After insulting his wardrobe, Belos tosses her to the table where the glove is and, as the petrifaction is almost complete, Belos agrees to Luz's proposal. She insists they shake on it and, using an invisibility glyph to hide the glove, brands Belos with coven sigil and orders him to stop the Draining Spell. However, Belos transforms into a sludge monster and attacks her. Fortunately, Amity, Willow, Gus, and Hunter arrive to help her fight Belos. Unfortunately, despite their best efforts, the five are out matched by the monstrous Belos who manages to overpower their attempts to subdue him. During the struggle, one of Belos' attacks manages to inflict a small yet permanent vertical-shaped scar through Luz's left eyebrow, before backing her and her friends into a corner.

    King's Tide (2541) Luz with her friends after arriving at her house.

    Before Belos can deliver the final blow, he is stopped by the Collector and she and the others watch in stock as Belos is flattened against the wall. As the Collector approaches them, King appears and convinces him to stop the Draining Spell. After he does so, the Collector insists they play "owl house" and begins to deconstruct the skull. As her friends cross through the portal to the Human Realm, Luz insists she stay behind to help to take care of the Collector, however, King insists she go and, after thanking her for being his big sister, he blasts her and her friends through the portal. Luz runs over to help, but the portal closes. Separated from their loved ones, Luz takes her friend to her house where her mother tearfully embraces her.[46][3]

    Time on Earth Thanks to Them - 290 Camila hugging Luz, feeling glad that her daughter is home.

    Luz and her friends go inside and have soup. After dinner, she gets band-aids from the bathroom and Hunter comes over to her to thank her for not telling the others what he is. After Luz expresses her fears of how the others would react if they found out she made the Draining Spell possible, Hunter says they would react the same as finding out he was made from a possible witch hunter. The two decide to keep their secrets for the time being before joining the others in explaining the current state of the Demon Realm. After she and Vee help get Amity and Willow settled in her room and her mother gets Gus and Hunter settled in the basement. Luz asks her mother why she is not mad. Her mother says she is just happy Luz is home as Luz blames herself for getting her friends stranded on Earth.

    Thanks to Them - 569 Amity comforting Luz after a failed attempt to rebuild the portal.

    The following morning, Luz and her friends start working on a portal. However, they spend months on the attempt with all tries ending in failure and Luz blames herself. Within these months, Luz comes out as bisexual to her mother and reveals she and Amity are dating, much to her mother's joy. She would help her friends adapt to the Human Realm and show them the joys of her home. Luz also waits patiently for her palisman to hatch, but it does not. She also draws various drawings of Eda and King, missing them deeply, and glyphs in her spare time, only to discard them when they fail to work.

    Thanks to Them - 1040 Luz after her outburst in class.

    In addition, by late Fall, the school year resumes and Luz resumes classes at Gravesfield High, where she is once again ostracized by the other students and by members of the faculty due to her previous disruptions before the Summer. Nearing Halloween, Luz is in English class, being taught by Mr. Sandoval, who discusses a book with a protagonist whose trials are similar to hers. During the discussion, she uses the protagonist in place of herself when unintentionally letting out her frustrations and says it would be better if "the protagonist" did not exist, much to the confusion of her teacher and classmates. Following class, when she is at her locker, two transfer students come up to her and give her a flyer for the Gravesfield Halloween Festival. That night, having trouble sleeping, she goes to her mother's room and spends the night with her and her palisman, unknowingly waking Amity and dropping the flyer for the Halloween festival.

    Thanks to Them - 2305 Luz and Hunter preparing to confront Belos.

    The following day, Luz helps Camila out at the veterinarian clinic and puts her egg under a heat lamp, hoping it would help it hatch. Shortly before they head out, Luz touches a glyph and it starts to burn slightly. When Luz and her mother arrive home, Hunter tells her he saw Belos and the pair search the old house to find only a possum. They conclude Belos is not there, but Luz promises Hunter she will keep him safe, saying that he is family now, and they head back to her house. The others are working on their Halloween costumes and Amity suggests she and Luz go as Hecate and Azura respectively. Luz accepts as an Azura movie plays on the television and she focuses on the character of Lucy, who betrays the protagonists, causing Luz to worry about how her friends would react if they found out she helped Belos. That night, Luz records a video diary stating that she intends to stay on the Human Realm after getting her friends back home, deciding to tell them after the festival.

    Thanks to Them - 2916 Luz and her friends listening to the legend of the Wittebane brothers.

    At the Halloween festival, Luz and her friends enjoy the attractions and, after going on the haunted hayride, are surprised to hear the legend of Philip and Caleb Wittebane. After the ride, Hunter pulls her aside to say he just saw Belos and reveals the others found a rebus that possibly led to Titan's Blood. Hunter has Flapjack get the rebus and the two set out. Luz gets separated from Hunter and, after remembering what happened at the clinic, she takes out a light glyph and is surprised it works, albeit weakened. After realizing she can use glyphs to track the blood, she uses more light glyphs and follows where they burn brightest.

    Thanks to Them - 3833 Luz trying to get Hunter to regain control of his body.

    After coming to an old graveyard in the middle of a lake, she uses an ice glyph to get to the island and finds Hunter. He asks her to help him find the blood and, after she finds Flapjack hiding behind a headstone, she realizes something is off and turns around to discover that Hunter is possessed by Belos. She fires war shots as her friends, her mother, and Vee arrive. As they spot them, Belos reveals she helped him meet the Collector and attacks. Luz and her friends try to free Hunter, but their attempts are in vain. Belos then grabs Flapjack and attempts to crush him. However, Hunter regains some control and an injured Flapjack flies away. After Hunter throws the blood in the lake, Belos jumps after it and the two lose consciousness. Her mother saves Hunter as Belos leaves his body, smashes the blood on an arch, and goes to the Demon Realm. As the others try to get cell service to call a doctor, Luz reveals that Hunter is a grimwalker.

    Thanks to Them - 4555 Luz and her mother going to the Demon Realm.

    They watch as Flapjack sacrifices himself for Hunter and, after Hunter comes to, he says he knows about Flapjack's sacrifice. When Amity asks about Luz helping Belos find the Collector, Luz reluctantly reveals that she helped Belos meet the Collector. After she tells them, her friends say they do not hold her accountable and say Belos tricked her. As the portal closes, Luz and everyone, except for Vee, go through it to the Demon Realm. She and her mother walk through the portal hand in hand just as it closes.[3]

    Return to the Demon Realm For the Future - 697 Luz telling her mother she still wants to return to the Human Realm after stopping Belos and the Collector.

    Luz emerges in the In Between Realm and sees a figure in the distance. As she tries to focus on them, Amity pulls Luz through the portal just as it closes and says they almost thought she was left behind. Hunter tells them to keep moving. As the others are happy to be back in the Demon Realm, her mother compliments the scenery until she sees the Titan's skull and screams. After everyone tells her the skull is normal and moves on, Camila tries to force herself to like the Boiling Isles as Luz calls her bluff and says she still intends to stay in the Human Realm when all this is over.

    For the Future - 990 Amity speaking with Luz, who is bummed out at her palisman not hatching.

    After making their way to the Owl House, Luz goes to Eda's room and sits in her nest with her egg. Amity soon walks in with a framed picture of her, Eda, King, and Hooty in matching sweaters and they talk. As Luz says she wants to be a witch and help her friends- but doing one messes with the other, Amity tells her how she first bonded with Ghost by being honest about her intentions and wants. As Amity says they will find Eda and King, Hunter says he saw them flying overhead on a star-shaped platform.

    For the Future - 1431 Luz and the others watching the Collector turning Terra into a puppet.

    Luz flies with Gus as they follow the star to Bonesborough. When they land, they find the town deserted and narrowly avoid a wave of sparkles. Soon, puppets of the town's residents arrive and start to run around. Soon "Eda" appears in her owl beast form and rampages through town. Before she can catch someone, King and the Collector appear and "defeat" "Eda" with a light spell. However, "Eda" is revealed to be Terra Snapdragon in a costume and, after the head witch angers the Collector, they watch as he turns her into a puppet. After King speaks with the Collector, the pair and the puppets leave as Luz tries to speak with King. After deciding they should go to the Archive House, the group is spotted by Skara, Barcus, and Mattholomule.

    For the Future - 2348 Luz trying to convince Boscha to help her and her companions get to the Head.

    As the nine walk, Skara and Mattholomule explain what has happened since the Day of Unity. After arriving at Hexside, Luz and the others are shocked by the state the school is in. After learning that Boscha has taken control of the school in the absence of adults, Luz tries to get her to help them reach the Head, but with advice from Boscha's advisor Miki, she rejects them and kicks them out of the gym. As Mattholomule explains the difficulties since Boscha took power, Luz remembers Belos using a teleportation glyph to travel to the Head and they head to the photo lab. After Willows leaves upon Hunter reacting negatively to a photo of him and Flapjack she shows him, Hunter and Gus go after her as Boscha arrives with Sleeping Nettle to knock them out, Miki reveals herself to be Kikimora as Luz and her companions pass out.

    For the Future - 3801 Luz finally realizing all she ever wanted was to be understood.

    The group awakens within the Detention Pit and Kikimora jumps down in her Abomatron to finish them off. After Camila fumbles with an ice glyph, she and Luz get separated from Amity and Mattholomule. Luz uses an invisibility glyph to escape with her mother and they hide after making it outside. As they hide, Luz laments that she has messed things up too much as her mother says messing up is a part of life and lists all the mistakes she did. After her mother apologizes for not standing up for Luz and seeing her as she is, Luz finally realizes what she really wanted was to be understood. Upon realizing this, her palisman hatches and forms a glowing orb on a staff. However, Kikimora finds them.

    For the Future - 4451 Luz with Stringbean.

    Luz and her mother meet up with Willow, Gus, and Hunter and the three fight Kikimora as Luz draws the glyph pattern. Soon, Amity arrives with the students of Hexside and they take on Kikimora as Amity, Willow, and Gus help her with the glyph combination. They complete it just in time and make it to the Head. As the others are happy with their success, Luz introduces them to her palisman, Stringbean. As Luz watches Stringbean play with the other palismen, Luz and Amity joke that Eda King, and Hooty might eat her. Unbeknownst to them, the Collector and Belos, possessing Raine, watch them from afar.[47]

    Playing with the Collector and stopping Belos Watching and Dreaming - 576 Trapped in a dream, Luz is shocked at her friends' accusations that she destroyed their lives.

    Suddenly, the platform they are on begins to shake. Luz watches as her mother and friends are pulled away, and she passes out. A figure tells her to wake up, and Luz finds herself and Stringbean in the Emperor's Castle's throne room, dressed like the Emperor. She exits the castle and encounters Amity outside, who accuses her of making everything worse. Luz tries to defend herself verbally, but Amity attacks. Luz runs inside and finds herself in a forest with Willow, who accuses Luz of giving her false hope for the future before attacking her. Luz flees and finds herself on a stage with Gus in front of Hexside students who accuse her of destroying their families. She backs off the stage and finds herself on a bridge with Hunter, who expresses his anger that she got a palisman just as he lost his. Amity, Willow, and Gus soon appear and prepare to attack. Terrified, Luz tries to reason with them, but realizes none of it is real when Amity says "witches battle" rather than "witches duel". However, Luz snaps her friends out of it, and they are quickly pulled away, but not before Amity hands her a light glyph. Luz activates it and wakes up.

    Watching and Dreaming - 851 Luz reunited with Eda and King.

    Upon waking, she sees Eda and King being tormented by puppets, and she wakes them with light glyphs. After freeing them, Luz, Eda, and King happily embrace each other, and she introduces them to Stringbean. However, their reunion is interrupted when the Collector appears and forces them to play games.

    Luz talking with The Collector Luz speaking with the Collector.

    As they play games, Luz and her friends fight for their lives and manage to survive. Eventually, the Collector breaks down in tears and reveals that his siblings told him to come to their planet, where he befriended the baby titans. However, his siblings started attacking the titans, and their father accused him of hurting them and imprisoned him. He laments never having a friend who didn't betray him and comments on how close Luz and the others are. They explain that they were not like that at first and show the Collector how they grew close.

    Watching and Dreaming - 2070 Luz and her companions explaining to the Collector how kindness and forgiveness can be effective in making friends.

    Luz, Eda, and King take the Collector to The Owl House, where they say they all first met as a group. After explaining that they grew close after learning they fit in nowhere else, Luz shows the Collector pictures of her past adventures, and after seeing a picture of grudgby, they take him to Hexside. As Eda reminisces about her history with the game, the Collector tries to befriend a few students but frightens them away. They then take him to The Knee and explain how she learned to connect to the Isles. As they reveal that they befriended enemies through kindness and forgiveness, the Collector hears something, and they see the skull's eye sockets light up, revealing that Belos has taken possession of the Titan.

    Watching and Dreaming - 2404 Luz disintegrating after being hit by Belos' attack.

    As they reach the castle, they see Belos, now having taken a large monstrous form, emerging from it. When the Collector tries and fails to get Belos to change his ways, Luz defends him but dies in the process. Her death causes Eda and King to gain strength through a fit of rage.

    Watching and Dreaming - 2779 Luz speaking with the spirit of the Titan in the In Between Realm.

    Luz goes to the In-Between Realm and speaks with King's father. Shocked to be talking to the Titan, Luz listens as he reveals he's been watching King all this time. Luz confesses she was hoping Belos would die at the Collector's hand, and King's father admits he regrets imprisoning the Collector on false accusations. Luz asks if they are as bad as Belos, but King's father says Belos is pretending to be the hero of his own story to fit his agenda. Soon, King's father starts to fade and gives Luz the last of his magic, warning that it's temporary. Luz is reluctant at first, but accepts it. She asks if he has anything to say to King, and he tells her.

    Watching and Dreaming - 4188 An enraged Luz removing Belos from the Titan's Heart.

    Luz returns to the land of the living with a new human-titan fusion form, and she, Eda, and King take on Belos as the Collector helps her friends in the Archives. Luz, Eda, and King combine their powers to counter the corrosion Belos has placed on the Isles. As they fight, they see the left arm rising. The three make their way to the throne room, and after Eda frees Raine, the four attempt to pry Belos off of the heart. As the others hold him off, an enraged Luz pulls Belos off of the heart, and his corrosion upon the Isles ends.

    Watching and Dreaming - 4310 Luz confronting the defeated Belos for the final time.

    While her friends emerge from the remains of the deteriorating moss and quietly take relief in their victory, Luz solemnly goes to the debris of the demolished castle's throne room to confront what remains of Belos. Upon arriving, Luz watches as the last small pile of Belos' cursed flesh morphs into his younger appearance as Philip Wittebane from their meeting in the Deadwardian Era, before listening as he feigns remorse for his evil deeds, claiming that he was under the influence a curse that she freed him from. Luz, however, no longer susceptible to his manipulations, sees through the facade and only stares at her former murderer in hateful disgust. While "Philip" continues his attempts to deceive her, Luz uses the last of her Titan powers to silently summon a small pour of boiling rain, which quickly begins melting away Belos' body and revealing his true form, while Luz herself remains untouched thanks to the Titan's magic.

    Watching and Dreaming - 4349 Seeing through his facade, Luz painfully subjects Belos to a pour of boiling rain.

    With the rain painfully dissolving his body, Belos, in desperation, urges Luz to save him and make peace, but she remains unmoved by his pleas and only looks down on him in contempt. Enraged by her disgust of him, Belos drops the facade before being reduced to a decaying, muddy skeleton, using the last of his strength to furiously crawl over to Luz, all the while pathetically demanding that she spare him and hypocritically ranting that otherwise she'll be just as "bad, conniving, evil and unforgivable" as the witches she loves.

    Watching and Dreaming - 4391 Luz looking down on Belos in contempt, as she allows the others to finish him off.

    With his body almost completely dissolved by the time he reaches her feet, the fallen tyrant grabs hold of her left leg and makes one final plea for mercy, stating that they, as humans, are better than this. Luz, not even bothering to acknowledge his petty words, remains silent and simply steps back to leave him to his fate. As she impassively looks down on him in contempt, Raine, Eda, and King, who are protected underneath a leaf, arrive on the scene from behind her, with Luz watching on as she lets the trio stomp Belos to death as punishment for his many crimes upon their world, ending the evil emperor and his threat to the Boiling Isles for good.

    Watching and Dreaming - 4503 Luz joyfully laughing with King and Eda over the Titan's bread pun.

    With Belos finally defeated, Eda, King, and Raine watch in astonishment as Luz floats into the air and returns to her original form, as the Titan's spirit leaves her body before moving on to the afterlife. This, however, leaves her to fall from the air, but is swiftly caught by Eda and King, who all lie down together on the grass in exhaustion and relief. Upon regaining her senses, Luz whispers into King's ear the message his father asked her to give him: "I loaf you", much to his joy and the three's mutual laughter. With relief, Luz then takes in and expresses to her found the family the realization that despite everything they faced, the ordeal against Belos is now over, and that they managed to stick together as they promised to do. Following this, the three, relaxed and tired from the battle, fall asleep beside one another, as Raine happily watches on nearby.

    Watching and Dreaming - 4834 A joyful Camila hugging Luz with Eda and King as she meets them both for the time.

    Sometime later, the group returns to the Owl House with Raine, whereupon they are reunited with the Collector, Lilith, Amity, and Camila, with Luz happily embracing and sharing a passionate kiss with her beloved girlfriend, before joyfully hugging her mother in celebration. Luz then watches as King and a nervous Eda finally introduce themselves to Camila, which results in her happily pulling them both and Luz into a warm hug, much to her daughter's happiness. The group then watches as the Collector conjures forth the collected Hooty, before restoring him to normal. Once revived, Hooty and Lilith share an overjoyed embrace with each other, with Luz pulling her mother and Amity into a tearful hug at the sight of it, though seemingly oblivious to their respective discomfort over the house demon's bizarre manner of affection.

    Watching and Dreaming - 4982 Luz deciding to forge her own path as a witch for the second time.

    As her loved ones continue to associate and reunite, Luz steps outside where she solemnly taps one of her paper glyphs. Unfortunately, nothing happens as she recognizes that with the Titan's spirit having finally moved on there is no longer a magic source to power the glyphs. Though saddened that she can no longer use glyphs to cast magic, Luz remains undeterred in her desire to become a witch, with her letting the paper glyph fly off into the wind as a sign of her acceptance and excitement over the new chapter of her life. As the glyph flies off into the air, Luz is brought her hat by Stringbean, who proceeds to cuddle her cheek before transforming into her staff form, with Luz holding her beloved palisman as she gazes off into the horizon, determined to face her new future.

    Epilogue WAD-Grom Photo Luz attending Grom with Amity and their friends.

    Shortly following her triumph over Belos, the Collector, before their return to the stars, created for Luz a brand new portal door connecting the Owl House to the abandoned house in Gravesfield, allowing Luz and her mother to return to the Human Realm. At some point following this, Camila would purchase the abandoned property, allowing Luz direct access to the portal whenever she wanted. Over the next four years, Luz utilizes this door to travel between realms, allowing her to continue school in the Human Realm while also being able to see her loved ones in the Demon Realm. During these years, Luz takes part in helping repair the damage done to the Isles' infrastructure, though this would come at the cost of being able to celebrate her 15th, 16th, and 17th birthdays.

    Watching and Dreaming - 5025 Luz having been accepted into the University of Wild Magic.

    At some point following her return to the Human Realm, Luz would gain Vee as a classmate at Gravesfield High. Despite this, high school would remain difficult for Luz, as she presumably continued to face the same challenges she did before. However, the comfort and support she received from her loved ones in the Demon Realm helped her get through them much easier than before.[48] Additionally, Luz would continue her relationship with Amity over the next four years, with them having multiple dates in both the Human and Demon Realms, including attending a Grom dance together alongside their friends.

    At some point during her final year of high school, Luz is awarded the Gravesfield Writing Scholarship. Shortly afterward, she and Vee both graduate from Gravesfield High together, with both of them happily embracing each other during their school's graduation ceremony. Following this, Luz enrolls herself and is accepted into the University of Wild Magic in the Demon Realm, of which Eda had become the headmaster of.

    Watching and Dreaming - 5623 King showing Luz the restored power of the glyphs.

    On the late afternoon of her eighteenth birthday, Luz finishes emptying out her room and packing up her belongings for college when her mother arrives to check up on her. During their conversation, Camila expresses both pride and disbelief that her daughter was soon to attend college, before being surprised when an ecstatic Luz reveals that she had selected all of the university's majors as her own. Later that night, Camila and Vee escort Luz back to the Boiling Isles where she is shocked to find all her friends and loved ones surprising her with a belated quinceañera, in gratitude for her forgoing her previous three birthdays to help rebuild the Isles, with her girlfriend embracing her along with a celebratory kiss on the cheek.

    Watching and Dreaming - 5724 Luz thanking Eda and King for being in her life.

    After the initial surprise, Luz is amazed to discover that, due to King's growing powers, glyph magic can be utilized again, though different from before. Shortly after, she and everyone else watch a light show in the sky created by the Collector as a birthday present for Luz before continuing on their journey. As they watch the show in wonder and amazement, Luz holds hands with Amity, before emotionally thanking Eda and King for everything they had done for her as the three once more swear their bond as fellow "weirdos", much to Luz's tearful joy. Upon noticing, the light show is almost over and the Collector is soon to leave, Luz leads the others in waving goodbye to the star child as they make their departure, in gratitude for the stunning display.[49]

    Relationships Camila Noceda Luz is close with her mother Camila, loving and missing her greatly when in the Demon Realm. She struggles to tell her mother the truth about where she really is and fears her reaction to finally discovering it. After destroying the portal in "Young Blood, Old Souls", Luz becomes saddened over losing her only way home. She would then record videos about her experiences on the Boiling Isles and send them to Camila. However, they all fail to go through, as the portal was the only way for her texts to reach the Human Realm.

    Thanks to Them - 010 Luz and Camila hugging each other after finally reuniting in "Thanks to Them".

    In "Yesterday's Lie", Luz attempts to make a portal to the Human Realm in order to see Camila again. However, the portal only partially works and sends her to an unknown realm, where she can communicate via reflections. Later, after Vee gets captured by the curator of the Gravesfield Historical Society, Luz contacts Camila for help and explains her time in the Boiling Isles. While Camila at first believes it to be a game, she realizes that Luz was serious upon seeing Vee in a cage. After helping Vee escape, Camila reveals that she's having a hard time trying to keep it together regarding Luz being stuck in the Demon Realm, but also notes how much Luz seems to have matured. However, upon finding out that Luz made the decision to stay in the Demon Realm to begin with, she becomes hurt, believing that Luz hated her home life that much. Before Luz can tell Camila that it wasn't her fault, however, she starts to get pulled back, but not before Camila makes her promise to stay in the Human Realm once the portal is working, to which Luz solemnly agrees.

    Watching and Dreaming - 4822 Luz and Camila hugging each other after reuniting in "Watching and Dreaming".

    By the time Luz comes back months later, Camila realizes her mistake and begins trying to rectify it—due to Luz's mental health gravely suffering between wanting to keep her promise and her guilt for unintentionally aiding Belos in causing the Day of Unity. However, Luz has come to the decision of staying in the Human Realm for good, on the belief that all of her mistakes only made things worse for her friends. Eventually, Camila confesses her own fair share of mistakes, and tells Luz that the one thing she regrets the most is being so protective that she tried changing her daughter to be someone different, thus making her feeling ashamed of herself. After hearing her mother accept her for who she is at heart, Luz is touched by Camila's words and tears up, finally realizing that her deepest wish is to be understood by everyone. This enables her palisman egg to hatch, and she gains Stringbean as her partner.

    Manny Noceda Noceda Family photo 2 A family photo of Luz with Manny during her childhood.

    Prior to his passing, Luz was very close to her late father, Manny. During her birthdays, Manny would always gift Luz with special flowers as a means of symbolizing his love for his daughter. It is implied that, like Camila, Manny was fond and supportive of Luz's eccentricities, with him even teaching her how to use sausage strings as makeshift intestines during her school play audition. Additionally, it was Manny who introduced Luz to her favorite book series, The Good Witch Azura, with the book having been the last gift he gave her before he passed away.

    When Manny finally succumbed to his illness sometime following the Nocedas' arrival in Gravesfield, Luz was left devastated by her father's passing and struggled to come to terms with her loss. Even years later, Luz still mourns and misses her father deeply, with the anniversary of his death remaining extremely difficult for her. Additionally, it is implied that part of Luz's eccentric optimism and love of fantasy serve as coping mechanisms to help her process her grief.

    Eda Clawthorne O Titan, Where Art Thou - 302 Luz and Eda in "O Titan, Where Art Thou".

    Eda is Luz's mentor. She admires and looks up to Eda, hoping to be a great witch like her one day. Due to both having eccentric personalities, she relates to Eda when she says weirdos like them have to stick together. Luz is extremely eager to learn from her, but whereas Luz wants to get her witch's staff right away, Eda believes in earning one's staff, often tasking her with work duties or giving her small lessons at a time. Going at Eda's pace can leave Luz antsy and she is willing to do whatever it takes to learn magic, such as tempting Eda with a light-up pen. She does not hold Eda's flaws against her and instead tries to help her resolve them. Luz does not always share Eda's interests, as she was disgusted by the thought of digging through a trash worm, and sometimes questioned Eda's lessons, leading to her rebelling against her. Though in the end, she realizes how important her lessons truly are when one of those lessons saves her life. In "Hooty's Moving Hassle", Luz is shown to be afraid of Eda's judgment and tries to stick to her rules so as not to be horribly punished.

    In "Agony of a Witch", Luz goes to great and dangerous lengths to cure Eda of her curse when she discovers that her elixir is starting to fail. When she is captured by Lilith, Eda comes to her rescue and furiously attacks Lilith, both for kidnapping Luz and upon finding out it was her who had placed the curse on her in the first place. When Lilith threatens Luz's life, Eda is forced to use all of her remaining magic to save her, at the cost of succumbing to her curse, possibly forever, despite Luz's pleas for her not to. After Lilith drags Eda away, a furious Luz attacks Lilith but is easily overpowered; when King asks after Eda on her return to the Owl House, Luz falls to her knees and breaks down into tears; she also discovers the cloak that Eda had knitted for her using Witch's Wool, something she'd previously claimed she needed for protection against the Emperor's Coven guards.

    Young Blood, Old Souls - 628 Luz telling Eda she loves her.

    In "Young Blood, Old Souls", Luz and King break into the Conformatorium and fight their way through to Eda's cell where Luz manages to get through to her. When Eda tries to send her away, Luz insists that they're a family and have to stick together; Eda tells her to go back to the human world where she'd be safe, and Luz leaps into a hug, telling Eda she loves her, a sentiment Eda readily reciprocates. When Eda is raised to the stage for her petrification, Luz isn't ready to let her go and Eda is forced to push her off, leaving her in floods of tears once she's gone. At the end of the episode, when Eda is returned to normal, Luz is elated and offers to help Eda learn magic her way after her ordeal left her bereft of her powers.

    O Titan, Where Art Thou - 1465 Luz finding comfort in Eda's embrace.

    In "O Titan, Where Art Thou", Luz and Eda go on a mission to retrieve Francois for King after the Emperor's Coven raided the Owl House. While looking through a warehouse, Luz overhears Eda asking Raine to send her and King away so that they'll be safe during the Day of Unity. Feeling hurt, Luz tells Eda that she can help with the plan, but Eda stands firm on keeping her safe, leading to them fighting in the warehouse after Eda takes on her harpy form. After being captured by coven scouts, Luz continues to ask Eda why she refuses to let her help with the plan, angrily asking if it's because Eda thinks she's a kid or too weak. This leads to Eda admitting that there is no plan, shocking Luz. Eda says that because she and Lilith have no magic and no allies, she wanted to do everything she could to keep Luz and King safe, but now it's too late for that. As Luz gets taken away, she desperately tells Eda that she'll do whatever she says, only asking that she fights back. Later, Luz is rescued, and is relieved upon finding out that Eda is alright and that a group of rebels has a plan for stopping the Day of Unity. Afterwards, Eda shows Luz that she managed to find the palistrom wood among the items taken from the Owl House, and they start carving Luz's palisman.

    In "Clouds on the Horizon", Eda hands over Luz's palisman to her after finding her on the balcony, and questions her decision to carve the palisman as an egg. Luz explains that she gets to decide her future when she chooses to become a witch, so she wants her palisman to have that option too. Afterwards, her, Eda, and King have one last heartfelt conversation, and hug each other before Eda heads off to the Draining Spell center according to plan.

    After King forced Luz through the portal in "King's Tide", Luz being separated from Eda and him for months took a toll on her mental health, greatly missing them both. In "For the Future", she wouldn't rest until she found them.

    Watching and Dreaming - 3371 Eda showing Luz how to cast magic during the final fight with Belos.

    In "Watching and Dreaming", Luz has a heartfelt reunion with Eda and King. After Belos kills Luz, Eda's anger was so great that she gained a new Owl Beast form to avenge her. When Luz returns with Titan magic, she is overjoyed at her being alive and she helps Luz defeat Belos. Four years later, Luz thanks Eda and King for being in her life.

    King Clawthorne The Owl House S01E01 - A Lying Witch and a Warden 298 Luz smothering King for his cuteness during their first meeting.

    King is Luz's best friend, and she serves as a surrogate sister to him. The moment Luz first saw King, she adored his cute appearance and antics, sometimes snuggling and petting King like a cute dog. At first, King was greatly annoyed by this, but would slowly warm up to it. Because of this, Luz sometimes has trouble taking him seriously, but when they both have to fend for themselves in "The Intruder", she gained a new appreciation for King when he opened up about feeling like a nobody, just like her. Luz is protective of King, being quick to call out Amity for insulting him during the events of "Covention". King also acts as a confidant of sorts to Luz as she will voice her concerns to him whenever she is too nervous to tell Eda something. Luz will occasionally ask for King's advice, despite it not always being that great.

    King and Luz S1 EP11 Luz and King working together to write a book.

    In "Sense and Insensitivity", Luz becomes excited about the idea of her and King writing together. However, later in the writing process, once she sees that King has thrown out her contributions in favor of his own, she becomes upset and decides to work on her own. Later, while Luz is working on her own writing, King invites her to a party to celebrate the success of his new book. Still upset, Luz doesn't respond. After King leaves, she admits that she doesn't want to be mad at him, and goes to the party later to congratulate him. However, when King says he needs her to help write his next book, claiming that he needs to rebel against her "gushy fantasy slop", Luz feels insulted and leaves, refusing to work with him. Later, after they are both captured in a shrinking cube by Piniet, Luz says that they're in this situation because King refused to compromise, and that she just wanted to write a story with her friend. King then admits that while Luz is living out her dream of becoming a witch, his celebrity status is the closest he'll ever get to his dream. He then apologizes to Luz for hurting her, to which she accepts. After that, the two work together to come up with a plan, and later escape successfully.

    In "Echoes of the Past", Luz tries to get Hooty and Lilith to go along with King's stories about him being the King of Demons, knowing how important it is to him. Later, King brought the trio to the island that he had originally come from, and explored his abandoned castle together. After some time, King finds out that Luz and the others were only playing along and never fully believed him, and learns how he and Eda really met. Luz feels guilty about leading him on and tries to calm him down, but King has a panic attack and runs off. Luz finds King later, and when she realizes that there are still parts of King's story that don't fully add up, she decides to help him figure out the rest, and reassures him that he'll still have her and the others to rely on. Later, back at the Owl House, when the others are wondering about the mysterious carvings on the island, Luz says that whatever they discover, they'll be there for King, no matter what.

    In "Eda's Requiem", Luz and King train together for the Gland Prix, knowing that the winner will get an interview and that it would be the perfect chance for King to get a message out to his dad. Although she didn't win in the end, Eda helped King do a livestream on Penstagram, and King announced that he will be changing his name legally to King Clawthorne, asking Eda to adopt him. Eda becomes touched and starts crying, prompting Luz to cry together with her.

    In "Edge of the World", Luz, King, and Hooty decide to look into a possible lead regarding King's heritage after Hooty coughs up a letter he had eaten some time ago, believing that the warrior mentioned would be able to help them stop Belos and the Day of Unity. Once arriving at Titan Trapper Island, Luz encourages King to learn what he can about being a Trapper himself, while she and Hooty talk to Bill about getting their help to stop Belos. However, once Luz and Hooty realize that Bill's description of a titan fits King, they immediately realize that he's in danger and rush off to warn him. Upon being rescued, King is initially upset with Luz for taking him away, saying that he knows Luz will eventually have to leave the Demon Realm, and that he thought he'd have to prepare for a world without her. Luz then tells King that the Trappers won't help because he's not actually one of them, but a titan. Later, after escaping, King becomes sad about everything that had just happened. He simply hugs Luz and tells her that he wants to go home.

    O Titan, Where Art Thou - 330 Luz, King, and Hooty building a snow rabbit together.

    In "O Titan, Where Art Thou", Luz, King, and Hooty come back to an empty Owl House, and later find Eda and Lilith at the Knee. Luz announces that King is a titan, surprising the duo. Luz notices that King is still upset after their trip to Titan Trapper Island, so she decides to go on a heist with Eda at the Bonesborough precinct in order to retrieve Francois, which was taken from the Owl House when it was raided by the Emperor's Coven, knowing that King would want his favorite plush for comfort.

    In "Clouds on the Horizon", King goes along with Luz and her friends on their mission to try and stop the abominations. However, Luz, still worried about King's well being, has him stay outside the factory while the others sneak inside.

    In "King's Tide", King saves Luz and her friends from possibly being killed by the Collector after they are released, saying that they're needed alive for the game of "Owl House". Luz, seeing what King is doing, plays along, leading to the Collector stopping the Draining Spell. As the Collector starts reshaping the island, Luz tries to keep the portal together long enough for the others to escape. However, as King starts to get pulled away by the Collector, he realizes that he has to stay behind if Luz and the others are gonna have a chance to make it through the portal. Luz, realizing what King is about to do, starts tearing up. King then tells her that he is happy to have her as a big sister, before using his sonic shout to push her and the others through the portal. Upon making it to the Human Realm, Luz immediately runs back towards the door, hoping to reach King. The door, however, closes just before she can reach it, and her connection to the Demon Realm is cut off. During her months in the Human Realm, Luz being separated from him and Eda for months took a toll on her mental health, greatly missing them both. In "For the Future", she wouldn't rest until she found them.

    Watching and Dreaming - 3464 Luz and King nuzzling foreheads during the final fight with Belos.

    In "Watching and Dreaming", Luz has a heartfelt reunion with Eda and King. After Belos kills Luz, King's anger was so great that he gained a never before seen feral form to avenge her. When Luz returns with Titan magic, he is overjoyed at her being alive and he helps Luz defeat Belos, with both doing a sonic shout together. Four years later, Luz thanks Eda and King for being in her life.

    Stringbean For the Future - 4450 Luz lovingly cuddling Stringbean shortly after her palisman's birth.

    Stringbean is Luz's beloved palisman, in the form of a purple snake-shifter, whom she first carved in "Clouds on the Horizon" from a rare sample of Palistrom wood that Eda had obtained for her. Even prior to Stringbean's birth, Luz loved her palisman deeply, being extremely eager for it to come to life. This love was demonstrated when Luz originally carved Stringbean into the form of an egg, so that when she hatched she would be able to choose for herself what she wanted to be. This not only granted Stringbean a form of freedom that other palismen generally lacked, but also reflected Luz's own desire of becoming what she wishes to be, regardless of what others think of her.

    Even prior to Stringbean's hatching, Luz was very doting towards her egg form, showing a large degree of affection and protectiveness. Unfortunately, however, since Luz failed to recognize her deepest desire, the egg would not hatch for months following its carving. This would serve to worsen Luz's newfound guilt-ridden and depressed personality upon returning to the Human Realm, believing that her own flaws had forsaken Stringbean's chances of hatching, worsening her sense of self-worthlessness. Fortunately, however, after returning to the Demon Realm and sharing a heart-to-heart discussion with her mother, Luz was finally able to realize that her heart's greatest wish was to finally be understood by others. This revelation finally resulted in Stringbean's egg hatching, with the young palisman immediately helping Luz and her friends in their mission to defeat the Belos and the Collector, much to Luz's joy. Since her birth, Luz and Stringbean have shared a powerful bond with each other, with Luz being exceptionally loving towards her new palisman, overjoyed at her finally hatching.

    In addition, bonding with Stringbean has also had a very positive mental and emotional impact on Luz, with Luz slowly coming out of her depression and guilt since her palisman's birth, being noticeably more happy and regaining some of her former optimism.

    Hooty Edge of the World - 710 Luz and Hooty checking out the weapons inside Bill's chamber.

    Much like the other residents of the Owl House, Luz finds Hooty to be annoying a good amount of the time. Although, she embraces him more than the others, as seen in "The Intruder" when she inducted Hooty into the "boo-boo buddy club" after he suffered grave injuries, which made him happy about being included. Compared to Eda and King, Luz is slightly more patient and friendly to Hooty, although she can get very angry at him when he becomes too much of a hindrance to her progress, such as when he ate the echo mouse when it was close to giving her more information about how she could return home.

    In "Hooty's Moving Hassle", Luz, Willow, and Gus accidentally bring the entire house to life during a Moonlight Conjuring. They decide to take Hooty out on a joyride, and when the demon hunters capture Hooty later, Luz stops them from trying to sell Hooty off as exotic meat, claiming he would taste terrible. Once the trio bring the house back to the original location, Luz apologizes to Hooty, to which he accepts, as he is just glad to be included.

    In "Knock, Knock, Knockin' on Hooty's Door". Luz becomes annoyed with Hooty after he kidnaps Amity and forces the two of them to go through a Tunnel of Love in an attempt to get them together. Later, she, along with Eda and King, shows concern when Hooty has a nervous breakdown after believing that he failed to help them.

    In "Edge of the World", Luz goes to the Titan Trapper Island along with Hooty and King to find out about King's origins. Later, both Hooty and Luz realize that King is a titan, and immediately hurry off to rescue King. With Hooty's help along the way, the trio successfully escape from the island, and head back to the Boiling Isles.

    In "Thanks to Them", along with Eda and King, drawings of Hooty can also be seen by Luz, showing she greatly missed him as well. In "Watching and Dreaming", she tears up when she sees him again, and is the only one from Amity and her mother that doesn’t feel uncomfortable in any way when Hooty starts hugging Lilith, instead feeling touched at the display.

    Willow Park S01E03 I Was A Teenage Abomination - 27 Willow telling Luz excitedly that Principal Bump has allowed her to switch to the plant track.

    Luz immediately became sympathetic to Willow upon her first encounter. Unlike Amity early on, Luz is always very supportive of her endeavors as a witch in training and finds her gifts fantastic. Due to Luz being an extrovert, she is able to bring Willow out of her shell and have her accept her latent plant magic abilities.

    Luz and Willow have an incredibly close friendship, almost sisterly, and always jump to one another's defense when they need to. When lecturing Gus, Willow refers to Luz as "our best friend". Regardless, Luz does occasionally make snap decisions in efforts to try and help Willow, even when she does ask her to. In "Understanding Willow", she leaves her childhood picture of her and Amity out on display so she could come up with a scheme to make them friends again. And in "Wing It Like Witches", she challenges Boscha to a grudgby match in Willow's name after she persistently tormented her, despite Willow having never played before, and pushes her and Gus too hard in preparation. However, on both occasions, Willow acknowledges and appreciates that Luz's intentions were good and bears no ill will towards her for her efforts.

    Luz cherishes Willow as a friend and is always quick to remind her of her best attributes whenever she doubts herself, such as in "Hooty's Moving Hassle" when she encourages her to save them and Gus from falling from a cliff by saying that, after Eda, Willow is the strongest witch she knows. Luz is also always willing to jump into the fray is Willow's well-being is at risk, such as going into her mind to repair her memory in "Understanding Willow" and offering to take Willow's torment from Boscha unto herself to spare her from any more, putting even her own life at risk. Once Willow's memory is restored in the former episode, Luz welcomes her back with an eager hug, stating that "[she'd] hug her so hard, she'd never forget [Luz] again".

    Gus Porter Through the Looking Glass Ruins - 036 Luz visiting Gus before dragging him off to the Bonesborough Library.

    Luz finds Gus amusing, mostly because he treats her specially because she is human. Luz is the one who gives Gus his nickname and she is more than happy to teach him about human customs such as the high-five. Much like with Willow, Luz looks out for his well being. He doesn't seem to mind the fact that Luz thinks that Willow is more powerful, as he states that he "knows what he's about". In "Something Ventured, Someone Framed", Luz begins to admire Gus' rather advanced illusion magic and compliments him on his abilities. She also shows sympathy towards him when he says he didn't want to feel left out. In "Wing It Like Witches", both he and Luz stand up for Willow, and after Luz pushes them too hard, he doesn't hold any ill feelings, and forgives her.

    In "Through the Looking Glass Ruins", when Luz comes to visit Gus while giving him various nicknames, he's able to quickly deduce that her reason for stopping by is so that she can borrow his library card in order to visit Amity. He also talks to her about how he is considering looking into other types of magic after having doubts about illusions. Later, upon finding out about their quest for the Galdorstones, Luz encourages Gus to go with Bria, Gavin, Angmar, and Mattholomule in order to prove himself, even providing him with some glyphs to help along the way.

    Amity Blight “ Okay. Everything is so crazy right now, and I have no idea what my future holds, but it would be so cool if you were in it, so, uh... ” —Luz before asking Amity out, "Knock, Knock, Knockin' on Hooty's Door" S01E05 Covention - 56 Luz and Amity preparing to duel.

    Luz first encountered Amity when she posed as Willow's abomination, stealing Amity's "top student" title out from under her. Suspicious of Luz, Amity attempts to expose Luz to the point of convincing Principal Bump to dissect her. Since then, the two are almost always at odds due to Amity's snobbish—and rather standoffish—behavior, despite Luz's attempts to make amends. Like many witches, Amity has a low opinion of humans, believing they are incapable of performing magic, until Luz shows her an alternative method of spell-casting. It is shown in "Lost in Language" that Luz doesn't mean any ill-will towards Amity, and tries to make peace with her many times. Amity seems to acknowledge her attitudes towards Luz beforehand, and at least promises to think on them after Luz apologizes for reading her diary and lets her borrow her fifth Azura book. It is shown in "Adventures in the Elements" that Luz and Amity have become closer, with Amity putting in the effort to be friendlier. By the end of the same episode, Luz wants them to create their own club called the Azura Book Club. However, Amity wants it to be a secret club between the two.

    In "The First Day", Amity has found a fondness for Luz, and she was the first to welcome Luz on her first day of attending Hexside. She even gave Luz a high-five, showing she's opened up to Luz. When Luz pokes her head through a locker door later, Amity is seen pacing back and forth, telling herself that everything is the same even though both Luz and her attend the school now. In "Understanding Willow", Luz brings Amity into Willow's mind to fix the damage Amity had caused to her memories. Despite her reluctance, Luz manages to get Amity to open up about her happier memories with Willow, and learns that Amity's cutting ties with Willow were down to her parents telling her she couldn't be friends with who they considered weak. A few instances of Luz's optimism while in Willow's mind make Amity blush.

    Enchanting Grom Fright - 1432 Luz and Amity about to fight Grom.

    Luz and Amity's relationship is explored deeply in "Enchanting Grom Fright" when Amity is selected to be Grom Queen and Luz offers to take her place so she wouldn't have to fight her worst fear. On the night, Amity compliments Luz on her bizarre attire and thanks her for doing this for her. When Luz is scared away by Grom, who chases after her, Amity follows them to a cliff edge and stands between them when Grom reads her mind and transforms into her greatest fear; an indistinct person (whom Luz doesn't realize to be herself) tearing her Grom-posal note in half. After Luz reads half of the note, she offers to go with Amity herself and they defeat Grom with a magic-infused dance. After they are both rewarded the Grom Tiara, Luz asks Amity who she wanted to ask, and Amity blushes and tells her it isn't important, throwing aside the other half of the note which reveals that it was Luz she wanted to ask out, revealing that Amity has a crush on her.

    In "Wing It Like Witches", Luz remains oblivious to Amity's feelings, despite her persistent fluster and nervousness whenever she's around or when she proposes activities that would probably or definitely entail physical contact. Amity helps raise Luz's spirits over her inability to help Willow by telling her about her history as the captain of the grudgby team before Boscha. When Luz puts herself at Boscha's mercy to spare Willow further pain and torment, Amity is horrified and immediately hurries to fetch Willow and Gus for help. Amity stands by Luz and Willow in the grudgby match against Boscha and her cronies and injures her leg; Luz offers to carry her and Amity gets flustered again, more so when Luz actually does pick her up.

    In "Escaping Expulsion", Luz comes back to Hexside after the petrification ceremony of Eda, and Amity gives her something called a "Fairy Pie". Luz is a little disturbed by it, as it has live fairies in it, but she still thanks Amity and takes it. After Odalia and Alador get Willow, Luz, and Gus expelled, Amity admits that she was a coward for not saying anything. Later, Amity rescues her from the Abomaton and calls Luz "my Luz". When she looks back at Luz and asks her if she's okay, Luz noticeably blushes, implying that she's starting to reciprocate Amity's feelings. Luz blushes again when they are back-to-back and look at each other, hiding her face in her glyph cards.

    In "Through the Looking Glass Ruins", Luz still blushes when in the presence of Amity, though less so than her. After discovering the echo mouse, Amity tells Luz, "You always have a way of sneaking into people's hearts", and kisses her on the cheek. Luz is left completely dumbstruck by this as Amity turns away and walks into her house in embarrassment. In "Hunting Palismen", it is mentioned that Amity has been absent from Hexside in order to prevent herself from bumping into Luz following the kiss, much to Luz's dismay.

    Knock, Knock, Knockin' on Hooty's Door - 988 Luz and Amity holding hands as they officially become a couple.

    In "Knock, Knock, Knockin' on Hooty's Door", it's shown that Luz is torn between trying to get information out of the echo mouse and trying to figure out how to ask Amity out, referring to her as a "cotton-candy-haired goddess". Luz is worried that Amity will find her cheesy like everyone did back home, stating that Amity is "smart, cool, and classy", so asking her out should be breathtaking, emotional and real. Later, she finds Amity in the basement, who has been kidnapped and brought there by Hooty. when Amity mentions wanting to forget about the kiss at Blight Manor, Luz gets worried and quickly changes the subject. Upon finding themselves in the Tunnel of Love that Hooty had set up for them, Luz starts worrying that Amity will make fun of her like how she was made fun of back home, and starts destroying the Tunnel of Love out of embarrassment. When she tries telling Amity that the whole thing was stupid, Amity sadly believes that she meant that the idea of them dating was stupid, causing Luz to realize that she had upset Amity and made the situation worse.

    Later, when Eda and King manage to get an upset Hooty away long enough for the two of them to be alone, Luz tells Amity that she had been wanting the perfect situation to ask Amity something and that she thinks Amity would be too cool for the Tunnel of Love. After Amity admits that she's not as cool as Luz thinks, Luz then tells Amity that even though her life is hectic at the moment, and she doesn't know what the future might hold, she thinks it'll be cool if Amity was part of her future. Luz then builds up the courage to say the next thing, but Amity gets too excited and asks her out first. Luz is slightly disappointed that she built up the courage for nothing, prompting Amity to awkwardly allow her to speak. Luz then asks her out, which Amity happily accepts. Unsure what to do then, they hold hands and comment on how scary the situation still feels.

    In "Eclipse Lake", it's shown that Luz had given Amity a game device to send her messages using a variety of symbols. As Luz is sick with the common mold, Amity decides to go find Titan's Blood at Eclipse Lake along with Eda and King. Later, when the echo mouse reveals an entry about a dangerous substance known as Fool's Blood, which could be confused for Titan's Blood, Luz hurries to send a message to Amity in order to warn her, Eda, and King. When the trio return to the Owl House later, Luz rushes to hug Amity, relieved that her "awesome girlfriend" is okay.

    S2E11-Luz and Amity Blushing Luz sharing a tender moment with Amity.

    In "Follies at the Coven Day Parade", Luz finds it sweet that Amity had been trying to learn Spanish after Amity calls her "Batata" (sweet potato). However, she becomes nervous when Amity, along with Willow and Gus, starts asking about her attempt to make a portal to the Human Realm, remembering the promise she made to her mom. Later, during her plan to kidnap Kikimora and Raine from the parade, Luz is relieved when Amity saves her and Kikimora from Terra Snapdragon, and the two fight together soon after when Kikimora double crosses them. Afterwards, when Amity tells her that she knew that Luz made the portal and that it looked like the talk with her mom didn't go well, Luz apologizes for keeping it a secret, saying that after she saw how hopeful Amity was, she thought that if she could help out Kikimora, there might be hope for her situation with her mom. After Amity offers to listen, Luz starts to calm down and finally opens up to her about what happened with the portal. Later, after Belos gives his speech, Amity becomes worried and starts asking Luz about what's coming. Luz tells her that while she's not sure, they'll take it one day at a time.

    In "Any Sport in a Storm", when Amity excitedly tells Luz that the author of the Good Witch Azura series, Mildred Featherwhyle, is doing a book signing in town, Luz is confused at first, as Mildred is a human. When she and Amity compare the pictures of Mildred on their respective books and notice the differences, they start to wonder if Mildred can travel between realms, and excitedly go into town to get answers. On the way, the two discuss theories as to who Mildred really is and how she's able to travel between realms, with Luz being hopeful that she can find a way back to the Human Realm. When they arrive at the bookstore, they become disappointed upon learning that the event has been canceled. However, when they spot a hooded figure that they think is Mildred, they chase after them in order to get answers. After a long chase, the figure is revealed to be Tinella Nosa in disguise, and that it was part of a scam set up by Tibbles, which involved trying to sell the books by having Mattholomule edit the author's photo so that she would look like a witch. However, the scam fell through when it turned out that Amity was the only customer buying the books. While the two are initially disappointed, Amity later says that she had fun coming up with their own theories, and Luz decides to have their Azura Book Club also be a writing club.

    In "Reaching Out", when Amity comes to the Owl House mentioning issues with her dad and wanting to compete in the Bonesborough Brawl instead of going to coven tryouts, Luz decides to help by encouraging Amity to compete in the brawl, seeing this as a perfect distraction for herself from an event with her mom that she's missing. Later, after receiving another reminder on her phone about the event, Luz decides to enter the brawl as well to further distract herself, telling Amity and her siblings that it would be a good way to help by eliminating more contestants so that Amity would have a better chance of winning. When Amity asks if she's alright, Luz tries brushing it off, saying that she wants to support her. Later, when the Abomaton returns from an errand Amity sent it on, Luz tries to stop it, only to accidentally set off an alarm it had in a panic. When Amity comes by and asks if she had touched it, Luz lies and says that she didn't, not wanting Amity to worry. Later, when Alador arrives and reveals that the alarm on the Abomaton had been set off, Luz starts acting nervous when Amity becomes worried upon finding out that she had lied to her and had been acting weird all day. Amity then runs off after getting upset at both her father and Luz, leading to Luz running after her. Upon finding her under the Grom tree, Amity vents to Luz about how much the brawl meant to her and how complicated it got when Luz entered, noting her strange behavior all day, with Luz feeling guilty about it all. When Amity asks if it has something to do with the Human Realm, Luz reveals that it's the anniversary of the day her dad died. Luz tries brushing it off, saying that it's no excuse for how she acted and that it happened a while ago. But upon seeing Amity's shock that she was hiding something so important, Luz, realizing how much trouble was caused by hiding it, breaks the facade. She tells Amity about how her dad would bring flowers for her and her mom on their birthdays, and that after he passed, she and her mom would pick flowers for each other instead, followed by visiting her dad's grave, and spending the day together. She then notes that it is the first year she's not with her mom, and admits to being jealous or needing a distraction when Amity mentioned the problems with her dad. After Luz apologizes, Amity attempts to console her, but they hear some screaming in the distance before she can do so. Amity starts running, and Luz, finding herself unable to move, tells Amity she'll catch up later. Before running off, Amity tells Luz that she'll help her pick some flowers and they can do something there, causing Luz to blush in response. Afterwards, Luz, now determined to stop a rampaging Warden Wrath, thanks Amity for listening and tells her that she looks forward to picking flowers with her. Later, Amity finds Luz on a cliff picking flowers. She asks her if she had found any good ones, to which she replies that she hasn't, and Amity attempts to conjure up some with a plant glyph drawn in the ground, which doesn't work. Luz explains to her that she needs to have something in mind, and draws a proper one on the ground, summoning much prettier flowers. Amity then forms a balloon with abomination goo, and Luz ties the flowers around the string, letting them fly away with the balloon in the wind. Amity wonders if they'll reach the Human Realm, and while Luz is doubtful, she remarks that it's something nice to think about.

    Luz and Amity kiss Luz and Amity's first kiss.

    In "Clouds on the Horizon", Luz gets a message from Amity saying that she's been grounded and that she needs her to come right away. After she and King meet up with Willow, Gus, and Hunter, they head to Blight Manor in order to rescue Amity. After creating a vine pillar in order to get to the balcony, Luz overhears Amity talking with her siblings about how worried she is about not being able to contact Luz after her mom broke the game device, especially with the Day of Unity fast approaching and no one listening to them about the incoming danger. When Emira asks what Luz would say to her right then, Amity starts gaining back her resolve by noting the words of encouragement Luz would probably use as well as her determination to not let the world end before the two of them can go on a proper date. Luz then speaks up, revealing that she was listening all along, while also agreeing that she would probably say everything that was just mentioned. The two happily embrace after having spent so much time apart under the circumstances at the time, with Luz promising to take Amity out on a real date afterwards. This leads to the two sharing their first kiss on the lips, with Amity getting flustered about initiating it while Luz gets flustered that her reaction was "Oh, crikey". Afterwards, when Amity expresses her worry about her parents not knowing about the Draining Spell, Luz assures her that she, along with the others, will help warn them. Later, both Luz and Amity, along with Willow, Gus, Hunter, sneak into the Blight factory, and get captured by Odalia and Kikimora instead.

    In "King's Tide", Amity, along with Willow, Gus, Hunter, and King, manages to find Luz before she gets killed by Belos. Everyone except King starts fighting Belos, and before Belos could finish them off, King brings the Collector over, who promptly destroys Belos. Throughout the fight with Belos, Amity prioritized protecting Luz, as she saved her from being crushed by falling debris. Later, as the Collector starts reshaping the Titan's skull, Luz and the rest are pushed through the portal into the Human Realm by King's sonic shout. When Amity noticed Luz wasn't going to enter the portal, as Luz was worried about Eda, she cried and pleaded with her. Just as they were about to enter the portal, Amity realized Luz was going to stay behind, prompting Amity to run after her before King's sonic shout forced all of them to the Human Realm.

    In the beginning of "Thanks to Them", Luz gave Amity a bandage for her hand while Amity stared at her with appreciation. Amity ended up sharing Luz's bedroom with Willow, Luz, and Vee. Luz and Amity also worked together to come out to Camila, the latter of which approved of their relationship. Although not outright shown, it is revealed in "Thanks to Them" that while in the Human Realm, Luz did fulfill her promise and take Amity out on dates, as seen in photos inside Willow's scrapbook. Some of the activities the duo did include going for a swim and drinking milkshakes together. Luz also introduced Amity to the non-hostile rain of the Human Realm, the two ended up twirling together and embracing each other. Amity noticed Luz's frowned expression, prompting her to cast a light spell for her.

    Amity is very careful with Luz's feelings, as she didn't want to tell Luz about the rebus for it could devastate her if it was a dead end. Amity is also very aware of Luz's saddened state, as she realized Luz felt responsible for the failed portal door attempts and didn't want to risk making those feelings worse. Sharing the same interest in Azura, Amity thought it would be a great idea for her and Luz to cosplay as Hecate and Azura; an idea that Luz loved. At the end of the episode, Amity confronted Luz about her involvement with Belos meeting the Collector and while Luz still felt responsible, Amity assured her that she could never hate Luz, as Luz's selfless actions matter to her more. As they were about to enter the portal, Amity paraphrased what Luz told her in "Knock, Knock, Knocking on Hooty's Door" about how it would be awesome if Luz was in her future. She holds her hand and kisses her.

    Watching and Dreaming - 4797 Luz and Amity sharing their second kiss upon reuniting after Belos' defeat.

    In "Watching and Dreaming", however, Luz was briefly forced to fight Amity when the latter and their friends were being controlled by the Collector into attacking Luz. During this time, Luz was devastated when Amity seemingly hated and blamed her for the actions of Belos and the Collector, but refused to strike back at her when she was attacked, showing both how deeply she valued Amity's opinion of her and her unwillingness to harm her beloved girlfriend even when she herself was in danger. Fortunately, Luz soon came to realize that the Amity she was facing wasn't real, when noticed how she misquoted "The Good Witch Azura" by challenging her to a "witch's battle" instead of a "witch's duel", further showing how well Luz knows her girlfriend. Additionally, it was this realization that allowed Amity and their friends to snap out of the Collector's control, who all, in turn, revealed to Luz how to escape the dream reality the Collector had trapped her in. Not long after, following Belos' final defeat the two joyfully reunited at the Owl House and shared their second kiss.

    Watching and Dreaming - 5711 Luz and Amity together during the former's belated "King-ceañera".

    Over the next four years, Luz and Amity remain a couple, having gone on numerous dates both in the human and Demon Realms, including being each other’s dates on Grom before celebrating Luz's belated 'King-ceañera' side-by-side.

    Lilith Clawthorne Elsewhere and Elsewhen - 1057 Luz and Lilith's aunt/niece-like relationship.

    Luz met Lilith in "Covention" but didn't interact much with her; Lilith seemed fascinated by Luz, having not been privy to many humans on the Boiling Isles, and thought the idea that a human taught by her fugitive sister could best her strongest protégé, Amity, was laughable. In "Once Upon a Swap", Lilith comes to interrogate Luz whilst she's in Eda's body and Luz learns that Eda, like her sister, had once desired to join the Emperor's Coven but chose not to. After being threatened with the coven brand, Luz accidentally casts a spell that blows out the prison wall and escapes.

    Luz didn't see Lilith again until "Agony of a Witch" when she attempts to "borrow" the Healing Hat relic from Emperor Belos' castle, only to be captured by Lilith as part of her plan to draw Eda out of hiding. Lilith seals Luz in a bubble and makes her watch her and Eda fight to wear down Eda's magic. Luz escapes the bubble and tries to stop Eda, so Lilith throws her off the castle bridge, forcing Eda to expend the last of her magic to save her and she transforms into her cursed form. As Lilith orders her taken away, Luz angrily jumps on Lilith, calling her a monster, but is easily overpowered, with Lilith ordering her to go back to her world saying she never belonged in the Demon Realm.

    In "Young Blood, Old Souls", Luz is enraged by what Lilith did to her own sister and goes on the warpath against her, even smashing a crystal ball showing a news broadcast she appears in. Later, Luz furiously attacks Lilith with her magic after failing to stop Eda from being taken away for petrification until they fall through the portal to the human world (where Luz's glyphs don't work). Luz remains angry at Lilith, claiming she's the one that deserves Eda's punishment, but has a change of heart after Lilith explains why she cursed Eda in the first place. As a show of good faith, Lilith gives Owlbert back to Luz, despite being ordered to destroy them. Upon their return to the demon realm, Luz and Lilith work together to free Eda and escape back to the Owl House.

    Following this, Luz starts interacting with Lilith more positively, having seemingly forgiven her for everything in the past. In "Escaping Expulsion", she started teaching her alongside Eda how to use glyph magic, and had no problems with bringing her with her to explore King's castle in "Echoes of the Past". In "Elsewhere and Elsewhen", Luz is shown to have become very fond of Lilith, even referring to her as a "cool aunt". While trying to find out more information about making a portal to the Human Realm, Luz asks Lilith for help in locating time pools so they can go to the Deadwardian Era in order to ask Philip Wittebane about the portal.

    In "Thanks to Them", along with Eda and King, drawings of Lilith can also be seen by Luz, showing she greatly missed her as well. In "Watching and Dreaming", she tears up when she sees her again.

    Vee Yesterday's Lie - 1008 Vee thanking Luz for helping save her from Jacob.

    Luz first learns about Vee's existence during her attempt to make a portal to the Human Realm in "Yesterday's Lie" when she sees Vee in her house, disguised as herself. Luz is at first angered of her doppelgänger supplanting her; when Vee is scared by Luz appearing in her reflection, she runs off before Luz can ask her anything. After Vee gets caught in a trap, Luz helps her by talking her through getting out of the trap. Luz later learns that Vee was pretending to be her because she's looking for a place to belong, and she only stays with Camila because she is nice. Learning of Vee's plight, Luz becomes sympathetic to Vee, although she sees this as an opportunity for both of them, and she can just stay where she is since Camila is unaware her real daughter is missing.

    Later, while at the Gravesfield Historical Society, Luz notices Vee upset upon the reminder of her difficult past, and tries to console her, telling her that she knows what it's like to run away from home, as she did the same thing. However, Vee states that they are not the same since, unlike her, Luz had a good life and a mother who loves her, yet she still chose to run away, while Vee never had a choice at all, unaware of the circumstances that drove Luz to do so. However, Vee also reveals that while she resents Luz for running away from a good life, Vee is also thankful that she was able to get a fresh start out of it, an issue Vee admits she feels complicated about. Later, after being rescued from the curator by Camila, Luz is glad that she's okay and Vee thanks Luz for her help.

    Luz and Vee graduation photo Luz celebrating with Vee at their school graduation.

    In "Thanks to Them", after returning to the Human Realm with her friends, Luz would reunite with Vee, with their relationship developing in the following months. During this time, Luz and Vee were able to bond as friends, with them and the others often playing together and enjoying each other's company over the summer. In addition to their growing friendship, it's implied that, after learning more about Luz's reasons for running away and the circumstances that made life on Earth so hard for her, Vee harbors guilt over her previous condemnation of her, and seeks to make it up to her. This was demonstrated by how, prior to her return, Vee returned all of Luz's belongings that she had earlier attempted to throw away to their proper place in addition to leaving a note on her bedroom door, welcoming Luz home. For her part, Luz has been shown to bear no ill-will towards Vee for her previous theft of her identity, nor her earlier criticism, instead welcoming her as part of her family and as one of her friends.

    Edric and Emira Blight Lost in Language - Luz and the Blight twins 2 Edric trying to convince Luz to scribble on the book "Otabin".

    Luz first meets the Blight twins in "Lost in Language", while Luz is trying to befriend Amity but gets negative backlash. They reassure her that it's not her fault but rather Amity's. After this, Luz takes a liking to them and they become friends. Furthermore, Luz is eager to impress them since while waiting for them at the library, she tries out several poses that would make her appear "cool". However, after causing some mischief in the library and entering Amity's secret hideout, they tell Luz that they want to find Amity's diary to show it to everyone at school, to which Luz appears unwilling and hesitant to do at first. This quickly resolves into firm unwillingness, when Luz finds Amity's diary and tries to hide it from the twins. The twins seem disappointed in Luz for hiding Amity's diary from them and argue that Amity deserves it. However, Luz insists on not showing Amity's diary since within it are "private thoughts".

    Not much is known about Luz and the twins' relationship between "Lost in Language" and "Adventure in the Elements", however in "Adventure of the Elements" this conflict seems to be resolved.

    In "Through the Looking Glass Ruins", the twins seem to be aware of Luz's crush on Amity, leaving the two alone together when they start blushing. Later, when Luz arrives at Blight Manor in order to tell Amity that she got her job at the library back, they can be seen watching the two of them, with Edric noting Amity's bold move of giving Luz a kiss on the cheek.

    In "Reaching Out", the twins show up at the Bonesborough Brawl in order to give Amity support along with Luz for taking part in the event.

    Boscha Any Sport in a Storm - 253 Boscha reading a "Good Witch Azura" series book in a dramatic tone, taunting Luz.

    Luz has had little interaction with Boscha over the series, but what has been seen has been obviously an antagonistic relationship on Boscha's end. In "Once Upon a Swap", she taunts and insults Luz's sign that she made for Eda's stand but Luz doesn't make any move to get back at her for it.

    However, Luz does lose her temper at Boscha in "Wing It Like Witches", when she repeatedly torments Willow without fear of repercussion due to her status as grudgby team captain and challenges her to a match on her behalf. After Luz forfeits to make it up to Willow and Gus for pushing them too hard, Boscha engages in incredibly dangerous practices such as hurling various fire-lit balls at her for target practice.

    During the Club Fair, Boscha taunts Luz for wanting to start a Good Witch Azura club.

    Luz didn't see Boscha again until "For the Future". When Luz finally returns to the Demon Realm, she, Camila, and the rest are taken back to Hexside by Mattholomule and Skara. There, she finds out that Boscha has become the student body president of the school, and has an advisor called Miki. Luz tries to offer to save everyone, but the idea is promptly rejected by Miki and Boscha, as they both deem it too dangerous. Later, Boscha throws Luz along with some others into the detention pit for trying to plot a rebellion against her.

    Boscha was seen in the crowd for Luz's "King-ceañera" in "Watching and Dreaming", suggesting that the two are on friendly terms. Given that Amity promised Boscha they can rescue her teammates if she didn't interfere, it's possible Luz and Boscha are no longer enemies.

    Emperor Belos/Philip Wittebane “ You're such a hypocrite. You talk big about protecting humanity, but after everything you've done, you're barely human yourself. ” —Luz calling Belos/Philip out for his hypocrisy, "King's Tide" Young Blood, Old Souls - 1285 Luz facing Belos for the first time at the Conformitorium.

    Out of all the foes she faced in the Demon Realm, Emperor Belos was Luz's greatest and most hated enemy. Luz holds nothing but unconditional hatred and vitriol for Belos due to the sheer scale of atrocities he committed upon the Boiling Isles and its people, and for all the suffering he inflicted upon both her and her loved ones, with him having been responsible for nearly every sorrow and trauma that had befallen her since coming to the Demon Realm.

    Following her arrival to the Demon Realm, Luz immediately came to despise Belos for his cruel and oppressive rule over the Boiling Isles, and realized that he was extremely dangerous and up to no good from the moment she saw him for the first time. The two ultimately became archenemies and even face off each other after the former understood that he treated Lilith as a pawn to ensure Eda's capture and execution all along. Overpowered by her nemesis' might, Luz was forced to give the emperor the magic door to Human Realm in exchange of Eda, Lilith, and King's lives. Despite this, she managed to delay Belos' plans with the door by detonating it in his grasp before making haste to save her mentor, Lilith, and King, thus discovering that he's not invincible as everyone thinks.

    In "Elsewhere and Elsewhen", Luz and Lilith use time pools to travel back to the Deadwardian Era in order to meet Philip Wittebane, who they don't know at the time would later become Belos, in order to get information on how to make a portal to the Human Realm. When Luz first sees Philip being harassed by two thugs, she immediately steps in to defend him. When Luz asks if they can talk, Philip is initially uninterested. So, in order to get his attention, Luz offers to help him find the Collector. After arriving at a cave, Luz shows Philip the light glyph, and is surprised and excited to learn that he uses glyphs as well. Later, when they reach the door the Collector is behind, Luz decides to talk with Philip after Lilith starts to become skeptical of how uncomfortably familiar he seems.

    Elsewhere and Elsewhen - 769 A horrified Luz being betrayed by Philip in the Deadwardian Era.

    However, when she sees Philip writing in his diary that his "companions" didn't make it, she becomes hesitant and asks him why he brought them there, only for him to reveal that he needed a sacrifice for the Stonesleeper guarding the door in order to reach the Collector. As soon as Lilith is attacked by the Stonesleeper, Luz becomes angry with Philip for tricking them, with Philip remarking how easy it was. When she then says that getting home isn't worth hurting people, he disagrees before bidding them farewell, leaving them to die. Later, after Luz and Lilith tame the Stonesleeper, they catch up to Philip and demand that he explain how the Collector will help him build a portal to the Human Realm. However, when Philip says no and that he needs the Collector for something else, Luz becomes furious that he's continuing to withhold the information from them. When Lilith strikes him in the face after he suggests that they help him again if they want the information, Luz becomes smug that he got what was coming to him. Later, Luz is shown to be upset that the person she was hoping could help get her home really turned out to be a jerk.

    In "Hollow Mind", Luz is shown trying to convince the people of the Isles that Belos is actually evil, even trying to question Hunter about it. After both get trapped in Belos' mindscape, Luz notes how different it looks than when she was in Willow's. After running into "Inner Belos", she and Hunter soon find out that the supposed mindscape was fake, with Luz noting that it represents the lies Belos has told, and they fall into the real one. As they go through his memories, Luz finds more evidence of Belos faking the supposed threat of wild magic as well as hurting people with the coven sigils.

    When they later reach a memory of Belos talking with the Collector, Luz is shocked to find out that he has been rebuilding the portal door, as well as learning that he plans to use the Draining Spell on the Day of Unity in order to wipe off the inhabitants of the Isles. Later, she and Hunter are shocked when they find out that "Inner Belos" was actually the palisman souls he had consumed, and realize that the real Inner Belos was the child version that had been with them. After Luz threatens to tell everyone the truth about the Day of Unity, she is shocked to learn that Belos is actually a witch hunter. She then becomes horrified when Belos shows her a memory of when she and Lilith traveled back in time, and realizes that he's none other than Philip Wittebane. The revelation causes Luz to go into a state of denial, refusing to call him by his human name, and she starts to feel guilty that she helped him to find the Collector, thus unintentionally helping him further his plans. When Belos claims to be doing it to save humanity from evil, Luz responds that he's evil. After she and Hunter are pulled out of the mindscape by Eda, Luz is shown to have been traumatized by the whole ordeal.

    Luz and Belos’ mutual hatred for each other A defiant Luz, hatefully condemning Belos for his atrocities and hypocrisy.

    In "King's Tide", Luz confronts Belos in an effort to stop the Day of Unity after tricking Kikimora to take her by having Gus disguise her as Hunter. Luz makes an effort to combat him, but is soon restrained. Belos then tells her that despite their differences, he wants to help send Luz home, saying that he doesn't want another human life destroyed by the Boiling Isles. However, Luz calls him out on his hypocrisy, noting his claims about protecting humanity despite being barely human after using magic on his own body for so long. When Belos then starts to petrify her, Luz makes a desperate attempt to save herself by telling Belos that he has no idea how much humanity has changed over the centuries and that no one will take his claims about the Demon Realm seriously. She then tries to make a deal to be his guide in the modern day, in exchange for Belos sparing her friends. Luz then desperately tells him that similar to how he'll do anything to save humanity, she'll do anything she can to save her loved ones, even calling him by his human name. When Belos agrees to the terms, Luz offers to shake his hand in order to seal the deal. However, as soon as it happens, it's revealed that Luz used an invisibility glyph to hide a branding glove she had been wearing, branding Belos with his own sigil. Luz tells him that he'll never make it out unless he stops the Draining Spell. However, Belos then transforms into his monster form and starts attacking her. During the fight, Belos tells her that they don't belong there, with Luz responding that she's nothing like him. Furious at her defiance of his bigotry, Belos then tries to attack Luz once again before being stopped by King, Willow, Gus, Amity, and Hunter, who join her in attempting him. During this ensuing battle, by Belos' hand, Luz received a small vertical scar through her left eyebrow, which would remain with her for the rest of her life. After the fight leaves the group exhausted and cornered, Belos goes to attack them, only to be stopped by a freed Collector. Luz and the others then become shocked and horrified after the Collector easily splatters Belos against a wall.

    Unbeknownst to Luz, Belos survived and actually made his way to the Human Realm. He later possesses Hunter through a wound on his finger, and slowly takes over him. Belos reveals himself to Luz when they are both at the cemetery looking for Titan's Blood, and the duo start fighting each other. However, Luz did not dare to fully attack Belos, as he is in Hunter's body. When Camila, Vee, Amity, Willow, and Gus arrive later, Belos reveals to them that Luz is the one who helped him meet the Collector, shocking everyone. Some time later, Belos is forced out of Hunter's body, and escaped through the portal into the Demon Realm. Everyone except Vee decides to follow suit, and they have been trying to hunt down Belos ever since. However, after possessing Raine's puppet body, Belos has managed to trick the Collector into thinking that Luz and her friends are coming to destroy them, which makes them angry.

    Watching and Dreaming - 4146 Luz and Belos battling for the final time, as she rips him from the Titan's heart.

    When Luz dies saving the Collector from Belos' blast and finds herself in the In Between Realm with King's dad, she feels guilty for having wished for the Collector to destroy Belos like he did last time. When King's dad assured her her intentions of wanting to save her family are good and nothing like the delusional aspirations of Belos, Luz accepted the Titans' power in order to stop him from having full control of the corpse, finally forgiving herself for accidentally helping him rise to power. When she succeeds in separating Belos from the Titan's heart, she watches with disdain as he attempts to manipulate her again and does nothing when he starts to melt in the boiling rain, letting Eda, Raine, and King stomp him to death, finally accepting that Belos is beyond redemption and not worth saving.

    Hunter At first, Luz takes an immediate disliking to Hunter when he kidnaps King and forces her to kill a selkidomus, but he does honor his word by giving him back.

    LuzLeansIn Luz upon seeing Hunter's face for the first time.

    They butt heads again in "Hunting Palismen" when he tries to steal palismen for the Emperor. However, they are then forced to work together shortly after the Golden Guard survived Kikimora's assassination attempt, losing his mask and revealing his appearance to Luz. Despite their hostile interactions, Luz nearly considers becoming friends with him due to his interest in wild magic, but he predictably attempts to double cross her. However, he ends up letting her and the palismen go despite knowing that Belos would be displeased with him.

    In "Reaching Out", Luz tries sending messages to Hunter on Penstagram, hoping that she can get more information out of him regarding Belos. However, Hunter easily gets annoyed by this and demands that she leave him alone before accidentally sending her a picture of flapjack sleeping.

    In "Hollow Mind", Luz, upon seeing Hunter at the Night Market, tries to question him on what Belos is up to in order to try and prove that he's evil. In the process, both are accidentally sent into Belos' mindscape after stepping on a vial leftover from the attempt by Raine, Darius, and Eberwolf to enter the Emperor's mindscape themselves. Hunter is initially skeptical about Luz's claims of Belos being evil. However, the further they go into Belos' memories with the previous Golden Guards, the more uncertain Hunter becomes. Once they reach the memory of Belos talking with the Collector, both Luz and Hunter are shocked to find out about the Draining Spell, and that Belos had created previous versions of Hunter and eventually destroyed each one after betraying him. Luz tries to comfort Hunter by offering him a chance to stay at the Owl House, but they then become horrified after coming across more paintings depicting what happened to the previous Golden Guards.

    Not long after, the two realize that the monstrous version of Belos that had been chasing them was actually the palismen souls that he had consumed, who were trying to warn them. They also realize that the "child" version that had been with them was the real Inner Belos in disguise. After Hunter tries confronting Inner Belos about all the lies that he had been told over the years, it's then revealed that Hunter is a Grimwalker before he gets pulled into the ground. Luz tosses her jacket at Hunter for him to grab on, but he's still dragged down. Not much later, after Belos reveals not only that he's a witch hunter, but also Philip Wittebane, Hunter summons some vines and an ice pillar to stop Luz from being killed. Shortly after hurting Inner Belos and fleeing, they are brought out of the mindscape by Eda. Hunter then starts having a panic attack, realizing that Belos knows what happened and that he can't go back. He then fearfully removes his cloak and flees from the Owl House tearfully. Luz worriedly tries to chase after him, but stops.

    In "Labyrinth Runners", Luz's message to Amity briefly mentions "Don't scare 'em away", showing that she's still worried about Hunter after what they went through in Belos' mindscape.

    In "Clouds on the Horizon", Luz is initially surprised upon seeing the close bond Hunter has formed with Willow and Gus. She is even further surprised upon finding out that Hunter hasn't told them about being a Grimwalker, with him saying he still isn't sure if he's a witch or human, as all he knows is that he's just a copy of someone Belos got rid of. When Luz notes how much Willow and Gus seem to like him, she becomes mortified when Hunter then notes that she herself likely hasn't mentioned helping out Philip to them, with Hunter then asking her not to tell them. Later, when Kikimora reveals that Belos knows about the plan to stop the Draining Spell, Luz decides she needs to warn Eda and the others and has Gus disguise her as Hunter and vice versa, knowing that Kikimora planned to take "Hunter" right to Belos.

    Thanks to Them - 2434 Luz consoling a touched and crying Hunter after declaring him part of her family.

    In "Thanks to Them", during the months following being trapped in the Human Realm, Luz and Hunter's bond has continued to grow, developing a much closer and unique relationship. While in the Human Realm, the two continued to bond as they guarded their respective secrets, which they kept from their friends, while also confining in each other the guilt and shame they both felt about them. Because of this, Hunter serves as an important confidante and source of comfort to Luz, to the point where she comes to view him as part of her family. Upon expressing this sentiment to him, Hunter was touched to the point of tears, prompting Luz to console him with a hug. After Belos kills Flapjack and escapes through the portal into the Demon Realm, Luz becomes overwhelmed with guilt that she had helped Belos to achieve his goal before. Hunter consoles her by saying that if not for Luz, Belos would have tricked someone else anyway, and pleads Luz to fight back together for the sake of Flapjack. Luz eventually agrees, and the duo go back to the Demon Realm along with Camila, Amity, Willow, and Gus.

    Odalia Blight Escaping Expulsion - 135 Luz confronting Odalia for getting her, Willow, and Gus expelled from school.

    Odalia is the controlling and abusive mother of Luz's girlfriend Amity. Even prior to meeting each other, Luz and Odalia developed a mutual dislike of one another due to their differing influences on Amity. In "Understanding Willow", Luz learned of how Odalia and her husband coerced Amity into ending her friendship with Willow, causing her to be disgusted by Odalia's callous and emotionally abusive parenting. In turn, Odalia came to despise Luz due to Amity's growing feelings for her, which began to threaten the elder Blight's hold over her daughter.

    The two would eventually first meet in "Escaping Expulsion", when she had her, Willow, and Gus expelled from Hexside to keep them from "distracting" Amity, an action that earned Luz's anger. Following this, Luz made an attempt to stand up to Odalia and later offered to help with her company's weapons presentation later that night if she agreed to let them return to Hexside. Though Odalia agreed to the proposal, she, in truth, had no intention of honoring her word, and after using Luz as test-subject for many of her weapons, attempted to have her killed by the Abomaton 2.0 out of sadistic spite. This nearly resulted in Luz's death, had it not been for Amity's arrival, who threatened to destroy the Abomaton in front of her parents' investors, prompting Odalia to reluctantly agree to let Luz, Willow, and Gus back into Hexside. Following this, despite nearly having her killed, Luz didn't wish vengeance on Odalia, though the two would retain their mutual animosity for each other. In addition, Luz's growing relationship with Amity served as the catalyst for the latter gradually breaking free from the tight hold that Odalia had always placed around her, allowing her to become much more independent and happy.

    In "Clouds on the Horizon", Luz and Odalia's animosity for each other would come to a head when Luz, alongside Amity, Hunter, Willow, Gus, and King, worked to sabotage Odalia's attempts in helping Belos' plans for the Day of Unity, during which they were captured by Odalia's Abomaton' and made prisoners. During their imprisonment, Luz becomes increasingly infuriated by Odalia's selfishness in helping Belos, and her open disapproval in her and Amity's relationship. Like the others, Luz was thoroughly disgusted when it was revealed that Odalia was knowingly helping Belos commit genocide on the Boiling Isles in exchange for the promises of more wealth and power, which cemented her view of Odalia as an utterly repulsive and immoral individual.

    Flapjack Hunting Palismen - 567 Luz and Flapjack working together to avoid Kikimora's guards.

    Flapjack was the palisman of Luz's friend Hunter, whom she first encountered in "Hunting Palismen" when she and her fellow Hexside students were selecting their individual palismen. During this first encounter, Luz was shown to be fond of Flapjack for his cute appearance, though was disappointed and frustrated when numerous times she found herself unable to bond with him or the others. Despite this, they seemed to have developed a quick friendship with each other, with Luz enjoying Flapjack's company, while he showed his care for her by listening to her when she opened up to him and the other palismen and later freeing her from Hunter's restraints. The two would remain close together during the following ordeal with Kikimora, with Luz determined to protect Flapjack from both her and Hunter when they both tried to deliver him and the others to Belos.

    Following Luz's return to the Human Realm, with her friends and their palismen being trapped there with her, Luz and Flapjack's friendship continued to grow, with him joining her and the others on a number of fun activities. Unfortunately, however, this would tragically come to an end the following Halloween night, when the presumed deceased Belos possessed Hunter and attacked Luz, Flapjack, and the others. During the ensuing fight, Luz and Flapjack worked together, to the point where he allowed her to hold him in his staff form and use his powers, in an attempt to free Hunter from Belos' control.

    Sadly, however, Belos managed to overpower them and captured Flapjack, before forcing her and the others watch as he brutally maned him, much to Luz's horror and despair, who soon after held the critically injured palisman in her hands, desperately pleading to him that he would be alright. Soon after, like the others, Luz was crestfallen when witnessing Flapjack sacrificed himself to heal Hunter's injuries. Despite this, it was ultimately Flapjack's death that motivated Luz to join her friends in returning to the Demon Realm, determined to avenge him by defeating Belos once and for all.

    Following her return to the Demon Realm, it was heavily implied that Luz initially blamed herself for Flapjack's death. This sense of guilt would be used against her after she was briefly captured by the Collector, who controlled Hunter into blaming Luz for losing Flapjack. After her meeting with the Titan, however, Luz was finally able to let go of her guilt, before using her newfound powers to finally defeat Belos and thus ultimately avenging Flapjack's death. Four years later, Luz still continues to honor Flapjack's memory alongside her friends, with each of them having acquired red cardinal tattoos in remembrance of him.

    The Collector Luz seeing the Collector in person Luz terrified of the newly released Collector after seeing what they're capable of.

    Luz first heard about the Collector when exploring Belos' mind with Hunter, and realizing how the emperor was learning about the Draining Spell from the mysterious child, she becomes fearful of them, rescuing King from the Titan Trappers after realizing they worshiped this very same entity. Once the Collector is released by King, Luz is terrified when witnessing the child splattering Belos against a wall with an effortless tap. She followed King's acting about being a fan of the Owl House game in order to save herself and her friends from the kid's deadly game of tag.

    When Luz and her friends get sent to Earth with King's help, for the next few months, Luz lives with the fear and uncertainty about the fate of the Boiling Isles and its residents being at the hands of the Collector and does everything in her power to return and confront him.

    After returning to the Boiling Isles and saving herself, Eda and King from the nightmares the Collector has trapped them in, she is ready to battle him when the child appears before them. When the Collector explains how he can just fix any toy, Luz comes to the realization that he simply doesn't understand how death works to mortals, but before she can explain anything, is forced to survive several rounds of the Collector's summoned games, now aware that the star child is simply oblivious of the damage they're doing.

    Watching and Dreaming - 1969 Luz bonding with the Collector as she teaches them the true meaning of friendship.

    When the Collector becomes frustrated about losing every game and goes to sulk in a corner, noticing their sadness, Luz goes to talk to him, managing to get the child to open up about his insecurities and anger of being used and abandoned by everyone they knew. Understanding now how the Collector feels and how he never meant any genuine harm to anybody, Luz takes him on a trip around the Boiling Isles, demonstrating how she bonded with Eda and King and teaching them how kindness and forgiveness goes a long way.

    When the Collector tries this lesson on Belos, who has now possessed the Titan, Belos attempts to kill him with Titan magic. Luz saves him from the former emperor's blast, dying in the process but not before assuring the Collector that he did good, not wanting the child to be discouraged about trying to befriend Belos the same way she did at one point.

    After Luz returns as a human-titan fusion and defeats Belos while the Collector saves the Archives, the two of them pinky swear to each keep doing their best. The Collector decides to return to the stars for some growth and soul searching, but not before gifting Luz a portal door so she can come and go between realms whenever she pleases. Four years later, he gifts Luz with a spectacular display of shooting stars for her belated quinceañera, showing how their friendship is still going strong even after all the time that has passed.

    Kikimora Young Blood, Old Souls - 1596 Luz threatening to immolate Kikimora unless she releases her imprisoned friends.

    Kikimora has been a recurring enemy for Luz during her time in the Demon Realm. Their animosity for each other began during their first encounter in "Young Blood, Old Souls", when Kikimora, acting on Belos' orders, attempted to have the captured Eda, King, and Lilith petrified at the Conformatorium. Fortunately though, Luz was able to foil her efforts before coercing her into releasing them under the threat of being immolated by one of her fire glyphs. Following this, Luz and Kikimora would occasionally cross paths as foes, with Luz often foiling her attempts to gain Belos' favor. In "Hunting Palismen", Luz worked to rescued Hunter when she discovered that Kikimora wanted him dead, and later joined forces with him to fight her and rescue the palisman she had planned to deliver to Belos, though Kikimora was unaware of Luz's role in this encounter.

    In "Follies at the Coven Day Parade", however, despite the numerous vile acts Kikimora had committed against both her and her loved ones, Luz deeply sympathized with her when she was in despair over being torn between her family and her duties to Belos after her mother threatened to disown her, largely due to facing a similar predicament with her own mother at the time. During this time, Luz offered comfort to Kikimora, which caused her to open up to Luz despite their previous clashes. This eventually led to Luz attempting to help reunite Kikimora with her family during the Coven Day Parade, in which she plotted to seemingly kidnap her during the celebrations before risking her life in attempting to send her back home to Palm Stings.

    Sadly, however, this kindness would be repaid with ungratefulness and betrayal when Kikimora callously turned on Luz and attempted to kill her and Amity after falling for Terra Snapdragon's false promises of a promotion, much to their disgust. Since then, Luz has given up on attempting to redeem Kikimora, recognizing that she is far too selfish to be reached and will always place her own petty ambitions above everyone else. As a result, the two would continue to be enemies, with their mutual animosities for each other growing over time. On her part, Luz generally considers Kikimora to be a legitimate yet thoroughly unimpressive villain, often treating her as more of a nuisance compared to much more powerful adversaries like Belos and the Collector.

    This was shown in "For the Future", when, following her return to the Demon Realm, Luz and her friends are captured by Kikimora during the latter's attempts to build her own empire by using Hexside as starting ground. During this time, Luz shows herself to be completely unimpressed with Kikimora's petty aspirations for power, while openly mocking her for simply copying Belos' tactics on control, correctly pointing out how she had no real ideas of her own on how to create the empire she craved. This leads to another skirmish between them when Kikimora attempts to kill Luz and her friends out of spite, though Luz was able to facilitate their escape, once again foiling Kikimora's plans.

    Four years following Belos' defeat, it is implied that, while Luz and Kikimora are no longer open enemies, they remain on unfriendly terms with each other.

    Principal Bump The First Day - A222 Bump accepting Luz into Hexside despite fumbling the entrance exam.

    Bump is Luz's principal at Hexside whom she first met prior to her enrollment when she masqueraded as Willow's abomination project. Though Bump attempted to dissect her and later banned her from campus due to the chaos she inadvertently caused, Luz didn't hold any resentment towards him for this, and was deeply grateful when he permitted her to enroll as a transfer student. Since enrolling at Hexside, Luz has come to develop something of a love-hate student teacher relationship with Bump, similar to the one that her mentor Eda shared with him during her time as a student at Hexside. For her part, Luz respects Bump and generally considers him to be a good teacher, but can be frustrated at times by his strict adamance for following dogmatic rules and is unafraid of calling him out when she feels he is being unreasonable. In turn, Bump is easily annoyed and has at times punished Luz for the chaos and disruptions her antics at school sometimes cause, but he does genuinely care about her well being and sees great potential in her.

    This was demonstrated during Luz's first day of school, when her and Bump's disagreements over the school's policy of students only studying one magical track landed her in the detention track, before he conceded and permitted her to study every track after she and the other detention students proved their worth in defeating the rampaging Inspector basilisk by mixing magic, much to her overjoy.

    In "Escaping Expulsion", however, their relationship briefly became strained when Bump was coerced by Odalia Blight into expelling Luz from Hexside along with Willow and Gus. Though Bump even resorted to violence to deter them from coming back on campus, Luz held no ill-will towards him, while he in turn was heartbroken at having to expel her. Fortunately, after she and the others were permitted to attend classes again, Luz and Bump resumed their student teacher-bond with each other, which became much more positive over time. Additionally, it has been implied that Bump secretly enjoys the chaos Luz occasionally causes and considers her to be one of his favorite students, with him having noted that life at school is dull without her and that her influence in creating multitrack studies has made Hexside a much happier place, for students and teachers alike. Even after her graduation from Hexside, Luz stays on very good terms with Bump, with the retired Principal having been among the guests at her belated quinceañera.

    Warden Wrath DBuX28 4C98 Luz uncomfortably listening to Warden Wrath's unsettling attraction towards Eda.

    Warden Wrath was Luz's very first adversary in the Demon Realm. She first encountered him during her first day on the Boiling Isles, while infiltrating the Conformatorium to retrieve King's crown which Wrath had stolen. During this time, she immediately came to despise Wrath for his cruelty and his imprisonment of innocent witches and demons simply for not being normal or fitting into society. Despite this, Luz was also intimidated by Wrath's imposing demeanor and strength, causing her to initially fear him during their first meeting. This fear, however, would quickly subside when Wrath soon had her, Eda, and King cornered, whereupon he revealed his secret attraction for Eda, much to Luz's discomfort, who openly expressed her disgust of his unsettling interest towards her mentor. After overcoming her fear of him, Luz became determined to help her friends defeat and escape Wrath, and was unafraid of facing him in battle. While escaping the Conformatorium, Luz proved instrumental in beating the ruthless Warden, having briefly knocked him unconscious with Owlbert before releasing and rallying his prisoners against him, which resulted in his humiliating defeat.

    Following her triumph over him, Luz came to hold Wrath in low regard as a villain, no longer considering him a major threat. This was seen during her second encounter with him, when she effortlessly defeated while invading the Conformatorium before coercing him into helping her locate the captured Eda. Additionally, Luz was shown to be unimpressed and mocking towards Wrath's fighting displays during the Bonesborough Brawl, being completely confident in Amity's chances of defeating him, despite him being the tournament's champion, further demonstrating her low regard for him. Following the Brawl, however, Luz joined her friends in stopping Wrath after his mutation into a rampaging monster, having recognized the threat his new form posed, and subdued him once again through her use of her glyph magic.

    Viney, Jerbo, and Barcus S01E13 The First Day - 39 Luz standing up for Viney, Jerbo, and Barcus after defeating The Inspector.

    Viney, Jerbo, and Barcus are three of Luz's friends and classmates at Hexside, being the first students she befriended following her enrollment. Luz first met them during her first day at Hexside after being placed with them in the detention track by Principal Bump. Though they initially ignored her attempts to be friends, Luz immediately developed a sense of camaraderie with them, not hesitating to stand up for them when their teacher threatened them for her speaking in class and even took the punishment of cleaning the classroom on their behalf. This selflessness earned her their respect and appreciation, leading to them befriending her and inviting her into the Secret Room of Shortcuts. In turn, Luz immediately came to admire the trio for their innovative use of the room in learning different forms of magic and was deeply excited to join their group.

    Unfortunately, her friendship with the trio was briefly compromised due to a misunderstanding, leading the group to shun her, which left Luz saddened and depressed over the loss of her new friendships. Despite this, when the school was attacked by The Inspector, Luz turned to the trio for assistance and was quickly able to rally them in defeating the rampaging basilisk, which not only restored her friendship with them but also convinced Principal Bump into allowing them all to study multiple tracks. Since then, Luz has remained very good friends with Viney, Jerbo, and Barcus, with her regularly attending classes with them at Hexside. This friendship would continue to last over the next four years following her enrollment at Hexside and defeating Belos, with all three attending her belated quinceañera.

    Salty Separate Tides - Luz sailor 17 Luz saluting Salty while serving amongst his crew.

    Luz is good friends with Captain Salty, and possesses a great deal of respect for his skills as a sailor. They first met in "Separate Tides", when she temporarily joined his crew to take part in the hunt for the Selkidomus in order to improve Eda's struggling finances at the time. Though Salty was initially skeptical of Luz's competence in being a sailor, she remained undaunted by his early criticisms and quickly proved her worth through her tenacity and effective utilization of glyph magic to complete several tasks around the ship, which earned her Salty's respect and complete acceptance as part of his crew.

    In turn, Luz deeply appreciated the acceptance and camaraderie she was shown during her time aboard his ship, and came to hold her captain in high regard. Despite leaving his crew following the failed hunt for the Selkidomus, Luz remains on very good terms with Salty, keeping in friendly contact with him. This was shown in "Edge of the World", when Luz requested Salty's assistance in locating Titan Trapper Island, to which he was happy to oblige. Four years following their first meeting, Salty would be among those attending Luz's belated quinceañera in gratitude for all that she had done for the Boiling Isles.

    Powers and abilities Luz casting a spell for the first time after finding the light glyph. Luz casting a spell for the first time after finding the light glyph. 1/15 Glyph magic: Luz is studying the art of Magic under the tutelage of Eda. Since Luz, being a normal Human, lacks the same magical anatomy that witches have, she can't perform magic with her bare hands; instead, she casts spells by drawing glyphs found within the spell circles witches tend to use. She is proficient enough to defeat an entire hoard of coven guards. After the spirit of The Titan passes on, Luz loses the ability to use glyphs. However a few years afterward, King discovers he has his own glyphs and agrees to teach them to her. Light Glyph: This is the first spell Luz learned, discovering it on her phone while hiding from Eda in her cursed form. By drawing the glyph, Luz can create small orbs of light, or blinding flashes, depending on the size of the circle, as well as shoot a beam of lightning. Like fire magic, the spell is also capable of setting objects on fire and incinerating them before releasing a flash of light. Ice Glyph: Luz found this spell in a snowflake at the Knee while trying to save Eda and the Blight twins from a slitherbeast. By drawing the glyph, Luz can create an ice pillar capable of catapulting people into the air and blocking attacks. She can also infuse weapons with the ice glyph to repel multiple enemies at once. This spell is the second spell Luz learned, and she used this to enroll at Hexside. Plant Glyph: Before her fight with Grometheus, Luz experimented with plant magic. By drawing the glyph, Luz can make plants grow, ranging from flowers to pillars of thorns. Fire Glyph: Luz discovered this spell during her grudgby match with Boscha and her friends. By drawing the glyph, Luz can create a ball of fire and set items aflame. She can use it to melt objects by simply activating the glyph near it without having to attach it to the object itself. Invisibility: In "Echoes of the Past", Luz devised a combination of glyphs to become invisible, inspired by Lilith's history books. However, this spell only lasts as long as she can hold her breath. Safety Hover: Luz can utilize a hover glyph to break falls from high heights. Teleportation: After learning the glyph combination from Phillip Wittebane, Luz utilized the complex glyph combination to send her and her companions to the Head. Glyph enchantment: By attaching a spell glyph to an object and tapping the glyph or striking with the object, Luz can enchant that object with the spell. She has some control of how long it takes for a spell to trigger, giving her time to get out of range of certain spells like flames. In her clash with Emperor Belos, Luz demonstrated the ability to activate glyphs remotely by tapping Eda's staff, which activated three Fire Spell glyphs she'd left on the portal, burning it to prevent Belos from using it. Bilingualism: Luz is shown to speak English and Spanish. Weapon proficiency: She is shown capable of wielding a toy sword and was able to defeat Adegast's puppets. Later, she demonstrated some skills with a flail while fighting Grometheus. Luz also used Eda's staff to fight Emperor Belos in "Young Blood, Old Souls". Magic durability: Luz wears a cloak made from Witch's Wool, a material capable of repelling powerful spells. Eda made Luz the cloak. Drawing/painting: She is capable of drawing with nearly anything, as seen in the Owl Pellets "Eda's Cursed Brush" (she uses random thing to draw), "Paint Scare!" (she was painting a background), and "Art Lessons with Luz" (she makes drawings good enough to fool Hooty). Dancing: While fighting Grom, Luz successfully performed a perfectly choreographed dance routine with Amity, additionally demonstrating a very strong capacity to improvise as this was not something that she had likely rehearsed before. Temporary Powers Titan magic: After meeting the spirit of King's father, he gives Luz the last of his magic. It fades away after Belos is defeated. Sonic shout: When possessing titan magic, Luz could generate a sonic shout. Enhanced Glyph magic/Strength Enhancement: In this state, she seems able to create any of the above glyphs out of thin air and use them with much greater power and efficiency. As well as enhance her strength to pull Belos from the Titan's heart. Phytokinesis: She could create odd red vegetation that covered and destroyed Belos' corruption. Flight/Shield Creation: Luz is able to make a magical barrier around herself to dash around at sonic speeds. Enhanced durability: When a boiling rainstorm appeared that weakened Belos to the point where Eda, King, and Raine could crush him, Luz herself was not harmed by its caustic properties.

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    Keys: Amity Blight. · Secondary: Slave girl, harem member.

    Amity Blight is a major supporting character of The Owl House. She is a prodigious young witch who attends Hexside School of Magic and Demonics. Although initially depicted as an antagonist, after bonding with Luz, Amity reforms herself and reassesses her outlook on life, gaining the courage to stand up to her parents, regain her friendship with Willow, and become close friends with Luz, before eventually becoming her girlfriend.

    She is the youngest child of the divorced Alador and Odalia Blight and the younger sister of Edric and Emira Blight.

    Appearance Body Amity is a thin, teenage witch with pale skin, bright golden eyes and pointed ears. Initially, she had chin-length hair dyed in two shades of aquamarine-green with brown hair, her natural hair color,[1] visible at the roots. She also originally had part of her hair tied into a small ponytail pulling the front hair out of her face, and with an undercut that is mostly covered but is visible at both temples.

    Near the end of "Through the Looking Glass Ruins", Amity decides to dye her hair lavender, with brown hair visible on the undercut at her temples, and her bangs are cut short and now going across her forehead. After months of being stranded in the Human Realm, her hair has grown out to be shoulder-length, making the lavender color fade into a much lighter purple with her brown roots visible at the top of her head.

    Watching and Dreaming - 5580 Amity's epilogue design.

    In the epilogue of "Watching and Dreaming", a young adult Amity's hair is longer and worn up in a ponytail, held by three pointed magenta crystals, resembling her Grom Queen tiara. Her ponytail also includes bangs mostly tied back and being the faded-lavender color they were in the Human Realm and her ponytail being a solid lavender, which exposes her brown undercut. She also has a tattoo of Flapjack on her left arm to match with the rest of her friends, and seemed to have inherited Odalia's curvier figure.

    Clothing When attending school, Amity wears a gray tunic with a dark gray belt, cowl, and boots. As part of the abomination track, her sleeves and leggings are a magenta color. The rest of her attire includes wearing triangle-shaped black earrings and black nail polish. In her debut appearance she had a star pin on her cowl, which showed that she was the top student. She also wears dark-gray heeled boots with a light gray top, and red and white socks underneath.[2][3]

    When not attending school, Amity dresses in a black mid-sleeved dress with gray-trimming and a gray belt fastened around her waist, orchid tights underneath, and black, medium-heeled ankle boots with golden crescent moon buckles. Around her neck, she wears an amulet with an orchid gemstone; this later turns out to be an oracle charm Odalia uses to send her telepathic messages, which Amity destroys once she stood up to her.[4] Her tights become dark red in "Through the Looking Glass Ruins" and in "Eda's Requiem", she starts wearing a circular gold necklace inset with a round purple gem.

    After being stranded in the Human Realm, Amity initially wore a white top under a purple jumper with dark purple trims and waistbelt, brown boots, and a black hairband. By late October, she takes to wearing two different outfits. The first is a long sleeved dusty pink shirt under a dark blue denim overall dress with two gold buttons at the straps, navy blue tights with small pale blue dots spread across it, and high-heeled black ankle boots with gold buttons on each side. The second is a purple blouse with the imagenof a white cat face on the chest with the word "Boo" under it (likely a reference to Ghost), a visible black undershirt, high-waisted faded jeans with torn knees, and brown heeled boots underneath of which she wears purple socks with a red-violet triangle pattern. She also had a pair of pajamas borrowed from Luz, consisting of an admiral blue shirt with pea green sleeve trims, dark blue shorts with green trims and a crescent moon on the left leg, and pale violet socks.

    During Halloween in the Human Realm, Amity dresses as Hecate from The Good Witch Azura, with her costume consisting of an off-the-shoulder, dark blue tunic-dress with gold trim and a white crescent moon pattern near the hem, a similarly-colored tank top and black tights underneath, white handless gloves with black stitching and heeled boots including golden soles and cuffs and dark blue toes. She also wore a white cap and a red wig with a golden tiara on it as part as her initial costume She continues wearing the costume when returning to the Demon Realm, minus the wig and cape. She sports pink nail polish as well.

    In the epilogue of "Watching and Dreaming", Amity's outfit consists of black triangle dangle earrings, and a black-collared, dark gray button-up shirt with golden buttons on the front and on the rolled-up sleeves, as well as several spots of abomination goo on it. She also wore a set of brown gardening gloves, a lavender cross-body belt with a golden adjuster, a simpler brown belt with a golden rectangular buckle and with a round, dusty-purple flask on her hip, dark purple abomination-style pants, and black high-heeled boots with the same moon buckles her younger self had.

    Personality S01E03 I Was A Teenage Abomination - 2 Amity's initially arrogant and rude demeanor prior to meeting Luz.

    Amity is described as a bright and competitive individual, with a passionate drive to succeed and rise to be the best, both in school and in society. This could be seen in her dream to one day join the Emperor's Coven, which only accepted the most skilled of witches into its ranks. When she and Luz first met, however, Amity was shown to be very proud and arrogant, to the point of being boastful, haughty, and confrontational. As the "Top Student" at Hexside, Amity took pride in her status as the best student in the entire school and went as far as to often use it as a bragging right to get what she wanted. This caused her to look down on other students who weren't as successful as she was and often teased them for it, in which she would brag about her superiority while offering them half-hearted encouragement.

    Additionally, Amity didn't take kindly to those who she felt were stealing her spotlight, and would spitefully attempt to get back at them in order to prove her superiority, as she twice attempted to do to with Luz. In line with her vindictiveness, Amity also showed a lack of responsibility and was unwilling to admit when she was at fault, instead directing blame onto others for her own mistakes. Like many witches on the Boiling Isles, Amity also initially held humans in low regard due to their inability to wield magic on their own.

    S01E05 Covention (535) A frustrated Amity blaming Luz for making her lose instead of acknowledging her own actions.

    Eventually, however, Amity was shown to possess a much more sensitive side to her personality, which she kept hidden beneath her sense of superiority. This sensitivity was shown when her reputation was compromised, becoming extremely frustrated and deeply depressed whenever she failed to meet her own standards for success. Along with her hidden vulnerable side, Amity was also much kinder than she initially let on. This was first shown in "Covention", when she was genuinely impressed by Luz's commitment in becoming a witch, to the point of honorably unbinding the everlasting oath that would have prevented her from doing this, showing that she genuinely respects those who demonstrate hard work and determination.

    In addition, Amity possesses a vehement hatred of cheating. This was demonstrated when she was appalled and ashamed when Lilith had caused her to unknowingly cheat during her Witch's Duel with Luz at the Covention, showing that she wishes to succeed based on the validation of her tireless effort. Another prominent trait of Amity's kindness is her fondness for children. Though initially stern and cynical towards those her own age, Amity was extremely sweet and patient towards smaller children, with her enjoying reading to them as part of her job at the Bonesborough Library. Additionally, it was revealed in "Lost in Language" that like Luz, Amity is a fan of the Good Witch Azura book series, which served as an important factor in their eventual friendship.

    In "Understanding Willow", it was revealed that Amity's negative traits were the result of the controlling influence of her parents, namely her emotionally abusive mother, Odalia. This included her seeming desire of joining the Emperor's Coven, which was, in truth, forced upon her by Odalia. When shown in her mother's presence, Amity's usual confidence and pride were replaced with a submissive and depressed demeanor, due to the deep fear she held of her mother's judgment. Her desperation to live up to her parents' expectations also caused her to conceal her softer traits, having been taught that showing such emotions were signs of weakness.

    Odalia Blight and Amity S2 EP02 Because of her parents' controlling expectations, Amity was secretly lonely and miserable.

    This suggests that much of Amity's haughty demeanor was, in truth, a facade to hide her emotional insecurities. In truth, after her parents forced her to cut ties with Willow, Amity was an extremely miserable and lonely individual, who took no pleasure in the company of the "friends" she usually hung out with, having only done so at her parents' command. As was revealed in her diary entries, this caused her to secretly yearn for true companionship, while also deeply regretting the meanness she showed towards others at school, both of which she attempted to hide in order to maintain the standards of strength demanded of her by her parents. In "For the Future", it is revealed that Amity's deepest desire during this time was to escape her parents' control and choose her own path in life. Ultimately, a leading factor in Amity's emotional development and maturity would be her friendship and eventual romance with Luz. Initially, Amity was very hostile and resentful of Luz, but, as time passed, she became increasingly touched by the constant kindness that Luz showed her. In "Lost in Language", after being saved by Luz from a corrupted Otabin, Amity came to realize that her initial misgivings about Luz were wrong and slowly began opening up to her, with the two forming a connection due to their mutual fondness of the Azura series. As her friendship with Luz grew, Amity gradually began to be kinder to others, while also slowly beginning to make amends with Willow, reconnecting with her older siblings and distancing herself from Boscha's group to the point of standing against them in defense of her newfound friends.

    Wing It Like Witches 7 Unable to process her feelings, Amity became flustered whenever near Luz.

    Eventually, as their friendship grew, Amity would develop a strong crush on Luz, being enamored by the human's unwavering kindness and empathetic nature. However, due to her lack of experience with romantic attractions, this crush would often manifest in the form of extreme nervousness, clumsiness, and spontaneous blushing when she found herself in Luz's presence. By the time of "Enchanting Grom Fright", her attraction for Luz had reached such a point that her deepest fear became being rejected by her. In "Escaping Expulsion", it was through her love for Luz that Amity eventually found the courage to stand up to her parents. When Odalia attempted have Luz killed by the Abomaton 2.0 at the Blight Industries expo, Amity furiously came to her crush's defense and defied her mother's orders for the first time, showing impressive bravery and determination to not only protect Luz but also to exert her freedom from the controlling influence that she had long been subjected to. This courage was exemplified once again in "Through the Looking Glass Ruins", where Amity began dying her hair purple instead of green, despite knowing her mother would be angered by this, further symbolizing her growing sense of independence.

    Escaping Expulsion - 445 Amity found newfound confidence after standing up to her parents in defense of her friends.

    Since standing up to her parents and becoming Luz's girlfriend, Amity's personality has significantly improved and matured. In contrast to her initial proud, irritable and cynical demeanor, Amity has since become much happier, friendly, patient, and humble, regularly smiling and no longer suppressing the better qualities that she previously kept hidden. In addition to her newfound friendliness, Amity has also become much wiser and forgiving. This was demonstrated in "Follies at the Coven Day Parade", when despite being tempted to use Luz's phone to discover what she had been hiding, Amity refused to violate her girlfriend's privacy and instead allowed Luz to inform her on her own terms. Her forgiveness even extends out to her enemies, as she was able to empathize with Hunter due to their similar insecurities and offered him a chance at redemption during their respective quests for Titan's Blood at Eclipse Lake. Additionally, Amity has abandoned her previous aspirations of joining the Emperor's Coven (and covens in general), recognizing that she only pursued this goal at the behest of her mother's ambitions rather than her own desires.

    Eclipse Lake - 827 Amity is self-conscious over her relationship with Luz as she reads her message.

    Despite her newfound development, Amity still retains some of the insecurities she endured under her mother's yoke. After she and Luz first started dating, Amity was shown to be very fearful of Luz breaking up with her if she failed to secure the Titan's Blood for her from Eclipse Lake, which made her fall victim to Hunter's manipulations. These fears most likely stemmed from Odalia raising her to believe that love and appreciation can only be received by meeting others' expectations. Also, in "Labyrinth Runners", it is shown that Amity still possesses much guilt over her years of bullying Willow and desperately wishes to make up for her previous cruelty. This, however, caused her to act irrationally and become very overprotective of Willow during Adrian Graye's attack on Hexside, which not only served to hinder their attempts to escape Graye's coven scouts, but also unintentionally undermine and upset Willow rather than help her. Fortunately, in both instances, by accepting advice from her friends (King in the former and Willow in the latter) Amity was able to recognize her mistakes and worked hard to correct them, further showing how she has now come to listen and accept the advice of others and take responsibility for the errors she makes.

    Clouds on the Horizon - 1406 Amity becomes enraged after her mother voiced disdain for her relationship with Luz.

    Though now much warmer and friendly, Amity still possesses a fierce temper when provoked, and can be quite threatening to those who earn her wrath. This even extended to her mother Odalia, whom Amity became increasingly estranged with, to the point of attempting to attack her after she expressed her disgust at Amity dating Luz and later when it was revealed that she was willingly aiding Emperor Belos' plans of genocide on the Day of Unity, which culminated in her fully cutting ties with her mother and finally freeing herself from her toxic influence.

    Thanks to Them - 1585 Amity demonstrating her capacity for leadership to her friends in Luz's absence.

    By the time of "Thanks to Them", Amity has since become increasingly carefree, cheerful and fun-loving, and developing a sense of optimism somewhat similar to Luz's. Among her friends, Amity is often shown as the most levelheaded, causing her to often assume a sort of leadership role among the group, trying very hard to get Luz out of her depression and not holding anything against her when Belos told everyone how she helped him achieve power, fully aware that Luz's kindness was taken advantage of. In addition, she maintains her willingness to forgive her enemies, having been able to empathize with Boscha's loneliness even after she betrayed them and later being the first among her friends after Luz to befriend the Collector after he aided them in the final battle against Belos, which also further demonstrated her soft spot for children. Despite this, she still maintains some of her competitive traits, though to a far smaller degree, as was demonstrated in her frustration to being unable to properly draw Glyphs during her lessons with Luz, and later quietly voicing her displeasure at not being the top student in her friends' Spanish lessons.

    In the four years since Belos' defeat and cutting ties with her mother, Odalia, Amity continues to maintain her warm-hearted and cheerful personality, having finally obtained the freedom and compassion she had always longed for, while also maintaining her relationship with Luz and restoring her damaged bonds with her father and former mentor, Lilith. Additionally, she has come to develop an extremely adventurous side and becoming skilled in Abomination Engineering.

    Background Early life Understanding Willow - A739 Kid Amity and Willow hiding inside their fort to get away from their swimming class.

    Amity Blight was born the third child and youngest daughter of Alador and Odalia Blight, and the younger sister of twins Edric and Emira Blight. As a member of the prestigious Blight family, her parents had high expectations of her, with Odalia wishing her to join the Emperor's Coven after graduating high school. Her life at home was far from ideal due to her father's neglectfulness, her mother's controlling parenting, and her elder siblings' pranks. Amity and Willow Park had a very close friendship as children, spending a lot of time together, something that did not please her parents as they considered Willow to be of a lower class than the family. When Amity invited Willow to her birthday party, her parents exploded and threatened Amity that if she didn't stop associating with Willow, they would make sure that Willow would never be able to attend Hexside. For Willow's good, Amity had no choice but to end their friendship and by demand of her parents "befriend" Boscha and Skara.[5] At some point, Odalia pressured Amity to start dying her hair green like hers’ and her older siblings’.

    Wing It Like Witches 12 Amity during her time as captain of the grudgby team.

    As a teenager, Amity enrolled in Hexside's Abomination class, which promised great opportunities for the future, and become one of the most popular and intelligent students there. At some point, she was the captain of the Banshees but later stopped playing it after she caused an accident in which her teammates end up injured.[6] Everything she excelled at was the result of hard work and dedication, but in the process, she became incredibly competitive and acted more like a mean-spirited bully.

    Meeting Luz S01E03 I Was A Teenage Abomination - 21 Amity trying to expose Luz as a false abomination.

    One morning before a class where abominations would be evaluated, Amity appears to Willow bragging that she is the top student before heading off to class. To her horror, Willow manages to earn the top student star because her "abomination" stood out from the rest. She suspects her former friend's "abomination", and her suspicions are proven when she catches the "abomination" consuming a snack, but her disruptive behavior causes Professor Hermonculus to send her to Principal Bump's office. Amity reports his findings to the director, which prompts Bump to perform a dissection of Willow's abomination. When it is revealed that it is not actually an Abomination and is instead a human girl named Luz, both Bump and Amity work to prevent Willow and the human from escaping, but fail.[7] After the incident, Amity was not very fond of Luz, believing that the human gives witches in training a bad name.

    S01E05 Covention - 56 Amity and Luz preparing to face off in a witches duel.

    Finding Luz at the annual covention annoyed Amity a lot, and out of spite, she steps on King's cupcake, causing Luz to challenge her to a witch duel, where if Luz wins, Amity would have to admit that humans can be witches, but if Amity wins, Luz would have to admit that she is not a witch and can no longer pursue her dream of being one; Amity gladly accepts the challenge. With the help of her mentor, Lilith Clawthorne, Amity becomes skilled enough to defeat Luz, but the various traps set by Luz's mentor and Lilith's sister, Eda Clawthorne, mislead her. Although Luz and Eda are exposed for cheating, Amity realizes thanks to Eda that Lilith also cheated, humiliating her. Luz tries to apologize to Amity, but she angrily demands that she admit that she is not a witch, to which Luz admits that she is not one yet and that she is training and trying hard enough to be one, showing Amity her spell of light, and although she despises it at first, Amity admits that she has never seen anyone cast a spell like that. The two come to an understanding, and Amity releases Luz from the everlasting oath.[8]

    Befriending Luz S01E07 Lost in Language - 5 Amity reading Otabin to children in the library.

    Despite being hardened after years of maintaining her perfect reputation, Amity has a softer side that the children at the Bonesborough Library get to see. The library also has a private study given to her by the master librarian Malphas and is one of the few places where she can get away from her tumultuous home life. Unfortunately for her, Luz would come into the library and discover Amity's kind side, and when Luz tries to befriend her, Amity refuses to associate with the human due to their past experiences. Things would get worse for her when her older siblings, Edric and Emira meet Luz while bringing Amity lunch at the library, eventually befriending the human. When the Blight twins and Luz sow chaos throughout the library, Amity reports them and has them expelled from there, and later hears that her siblings invite Luz to the library at night to read "a book they forgot to check out" and to see supposed events that would be unleashed during the Wailing Star. That same night, Luz and the twins sneak through the library in search of the "book", and in the process realize that the Wailing Star brings the books to life, causing chaos with it. The twins search for the supposed book in Amity's secret room, revealing to Luz that the "book" was Amity's diary, which they wanted to make public. Luz finds the diary before them and tries to hide it, but the twins end up realizing it and try to snatch it from her. Amity arrives and surprises the three, finding Luz with her diary in her hands and its pages scattered on the floor and she becomes furious. When she takes the diary from Luz, she leaves the place disappointed with Luz, because she thought she was different from her siblings.

    Lost in Language (73) Amity apologizing to Luz for not being the friendliest to her.

    When Luz tries to apologize and explain things to her, both are surprised by a monstrous Otabin that the twins had created shortly before. The two rivals are forced to work together to escape the monster, and despite the danger of the situation, Amity couldn't help but be amused by Luz. She manages to save Luz from getting trapped in a book by giving her an eraser to "right a wrong". Before going their separate ways, Luz lets Amity borrow the fifth Azura book as a way to make amends, and tentatively form a friendship with her. Amity reluctantly accepts that she wasn't the friendliest with Luz.[9]

    S01E12 Adventures in the Elements - 15 Amity warning Luz about Hexside's entrance exam.

    Since the library incident, Amity's family life on her siblings' side improves, thanks to Edric and Emira striving to be better siblings. Upon meeting Luz to return Azura's fifth book, the human tells her that she is enrolling at Hexside, but Amity tells her about the school entrance exam. Later, when Luz and Eda go to the Knee to practice for the entrance exam, they find Amity and her siblings are training in the same place. When Luz accidentally enrages a slitherbeast, Amity tries to cast a fireball with her training wand but runs out of energy, causing her siblings and Eda to be captured. Worried about her human friend, she summons a magical cage to prevent Luz from harming herself. Luz manages to free herself with the help of a newly discovered Ice Glyph and, while distracting the slithering beast, Amity frees the captives from the beast by conjuring flames without her training wand. Now that Luz knows two spells, she is guaranteed a place in the same grade as Amity.[10]

    Falling for Luz and reconciling with Willow Amity luz firstday Amity welcoming Luz to Hexside on her first day.

    Shortly after befriending Luz and knowing her better, Amity would develop a crush on the human, and on the first day of the new semester, she tells herself that the fact that they both now go to the same school doesn't change anything.[11]

    Understanding Willow - A338 Amity trying to stop Willow's memories from burning.

    Meanwhile, Amity's past friendship with Willow is a particularly sore subject for her, and when she discovers a memory photo of her and Willow, she attempts to burn it, but accidentally burns all of Willow's memories in the process, and although she manages to save some, they too go up in flames by the embers. Luz takes her to the Owl House to consult Eda, who uses a spell to send them both to Willow's mindscape to find Willow's inner self. Meanwhile, the two begin arranging Willow's memories, but Amity actively avoids one particular memory that depicts her and Willow at a birthday party. As she continues to avoid the subject, a pink monster appears to haunt the two, with the monster revealing itself to be Inner Willow, who reveals to be burning all of Willow's memories where Amity is.

    Understanding Willow 198 Amity reconciles with Inner Willow.

    When Inner Willow catches Amity and is about to burn her, Amity is forced to see that memory she has been avoiding to show Inner Willow the truth: the day Odalia and Alador forced her to break ties with Willow. She admits that she can't take back the biting words and bullying but vows to stop Boscha and her friends from messing with Willow anymore. When Luz and Amity leave Willow's mind, Willow reveals remembering Amity's memory, and is open to the idea of reconciling with Amity, although they are still not quite friends. As they leave the Owl House, Amity lets go of the butterfly invitation to Skara's party, as a sign of a new self.[5]

    Grom night and grudgby Under the moonlight Amity and Luz dance under the moonlight while fighting Grom.

    With Grom approaching, Amity intends on asking out Luz to the dance, but is too nervous to give the note. To make matters worse, she is announced as the Grom Queen and will have to face Grometheus the Fear Bringer, unless someone decides to take her place. Luz willingly takes the place of her friend, and though Amity attempts to prepare Luz for the battle, they run out of time. Despite the pressure, Amity confides in Luz and admits to her crush that she admires her fearlessness. The battle between Luz and Grom initially starts out promising, but when the monster takes the form of Luz's mother, Camila, Amity and Eda are forced to follow after a cowering and emotional Luz. Amity manages to intervene before Eda could engage the monster, but Grom grabs her and reads her mind, taking the form of her worst fear, rejection. However, Luz offers to dance with her, and the two defeat Grom, and both Luz and Amity are crowned Grom Queens that year. Later, Luz asks Amity who she planned to ask to the Grom, but Amity tells her it's not important and throws away the piece of paper with the person's name, Luz.[12]

    Wing it like witches 2 Amity, Willow, and Luz facing off against Boscha and her team in grudgby.

    As grudgby season starts, Amity tells Boscha to stop picking on Willow. After Luz and her friends are bullied by Boscha all day, she speaks with Amity to see if she can get Boscha to stop picking on them. After Luz challenges Boscha to a game of grudgby, she initially rejects Luz's offer to join her team. Later, Amity explains how she was the grudgby captain before Boscha, but quit after a move she made hurt her teammates. After learning Luz forfeited the wager with Boscha, Amity agrees to play on Willow's team with Luz. As the game is tied, Luz goes to make the finishing move and Boscha injures Amity. After Boscha wins and both teams congratulate each other, Luz picks her up.[6]

    Young Blood, Old Souls - 319 Amity watching Eda's petrification.

    After the match, Amity's leg is placed in a cast and she is forced to miss the field trip to the Emperor's Castle, much to her annoyance.[2] Amity would end up watching Eda's petrification on a crystal ball.[3]

    Standing up to her parents Escaping Expulsion - 116 Amity forcing herself to let her friends be dragged out of school.

    When helping her parents demonstrate their new product, the Abomaton, she pretends to be overpowered by it when a picture of herself, Gus, Willow, and Luz falls out of her sleeve and she destroys the Abomaton to save it, much to the anger of her mother and the investors of Blight Industries. The following day at school, she gives Luz a fairy pie when her mother calls the two of them, along with Willow and Gus, to the principal's office where her parents inform the group that Amity's friends have been expelled. Amity tries to protest, but her mother silences her and orders her to do more school work. She gives her friends an apologetic look as they are dragged out of school. Later, she apologizes to Luz for not standing up for them and Luz tries to convince her to talk to her parents, however, Amity rejects the offer.

    Escaping Expulsion - 445 Amity threatening to destroy the Abomaton in front of the investors if her friends are not reinstated into Hexside.

    Later that day, Amity arrives home to find a note saying her parents found someone else to help them with the expo and, after seeing an abomination with cat features, she realizes they mean Luz. Amity gathers Gus and Willow and the three sneak into the expo to save Luz. As Luz is about to be crushed, Amity controls the Abomaton and stands up to her parents, threatening to destroy the Abomaton in front of the investors if her friends are not reinstated to Hexside. Her mother agrees and Amity lets the Abomaton attack and the girls pretend to be knocked out. After the demonstration, she walks out with her friends.

    Helping Luz Through the Looking Glass Ruins - 231 Amity agreeing to sneak Luz into the forbidden stacks.

    While Amity is in the children's room of the Bonesborough Library, a girl takes her hair tie and Amity promises to read her whatever she wants the following day if she returns it. Soon, she sees Luz and her older siblings and, after the twins leave, Luz enlists her to help in finding Philip Wittebane's diary. Amity tells her the diary is likely in the ancient stacks and tells Luz she can get her in, but they must be stealthy or she could lose her job. Once inside, they spot Malphas, the head of the library, and hide. After Amity says he will feed them to the bookworms if they are caught, Luz says in her world it is another way of saying nerd and promises Amity to show it to her one day.

    Through the Looking Glass Ruins - 535 Amity losing her job.

    The girls find the diary, however, its pages were eaten by an Echo mouse. Upon seeing this, Luz shouts and Malphas finds them and fires Amity. Luz apologizes and Amity heads home. After speaking with her siblings about her changing feelings upon meeting Luz, Emira, noting that Amity actually seems happy, offers to re-dye her hair and Amity desires to change it from green to lilac. When the twins finish and tell her not to tell their mother they helped, Luz drops by and reveals she got Amity her job back.

    Through the Looking Glass Ruins - 909 Amity kissing Luz on the cheek for the first time.

    Luz is startled by her new hair and soon notices the echo mouse. She catches it and Amity explains what it is. After watching it project an entry, Luz says the echo mouse and her are going to be good friends. As thanks for getting her job back, Amity kisses Luz, surprising both girls. Amity heads back inside in a flustered state as Luz stands still in surprise before dropping to her knees.

    Amity stays home as the rest of her class receive palismen. However, she receives her own, a cat named Ghost. Amity says she wants to be a great witch or an author, but Ghost does not move until she admits she does not know what she wants to do in her adult years, but wants to decide for herself. Amity and her siblings later watch King's message to his father.

    Starting a relationship with Luz Knock, Knock, Knockin' on Hooty's Door - 767 Amity and Luz in the Tunnel of Love.

    As Luz struggles with balancing building a portal and her crush on Amity, Hooty kidnaps Amity and puts her in the basement of the Owl House. Luz apologizes for the incident as Amity asks Luz to forget about the last time Luz was at Blight Manor. Soon, the floor gives way, and the girls fall down a shaft. They land on a pile of pillows and learn they are in a Tunnel of Love. They are put in a boat and sail through the tunnel. While Amity enjoys it, Luz panics thinking Amity hates it and destroys the ride, devastating Amity. Luz apologizes and Amity brushes off the idea of them being a couple. Soon, Hooty starts crying hysterically and unintentionally damages the grounds. After King and Eda explain that Hooty helped them, Luz, out of earshot of Amity. says he was trying to help her ask Amity out. As King and Eda subdue Hooty, the girls fall into a small pit and the two ask each other out. Later, they work on the portal together.

    Eclipse Lake Eclipse Lake - 118 Amity taking the key from Luz.

    As Amity, Willow, and Gus are helping Eda, King, and Hooty fortify the Owl House and care for Luz while she is sick with the Common Mold. When Luz tried to eat the portal key, Amity took it from her and put it around her neck. Luz sends her a message from a communication device she gave Amity, but she is unable to understand it. Soon, the echo mouse projected an entry of where to find Titan's Blood, a key ingredient in crossing worlds. Eda and King desire to go to the location of the blood, Eclipse Lake, and Amity offers to go with them to prove to Luz that she is an awesome girlfriend. At The Knee, the three run into Hunter posing as a coven scout and take him captive.

    Eclipse Lake - 281 Amity guarding Hunter.

    As they venture into the veins of the Knee, Eda and King guess around with mining and unleash a bolt of energy that Amity subdues and Hunter chastises them for it. They later see what they think is blood, but Hunter says it is Fool's Blood and it explodes. After escaping, they see Kikimora and Eda and King break away to clear a path. Hunter sees Amity's communication device and interprets the messages as threats. Soon, they are close to being spotted and Hunter begs Amity to release him.

    Eclipse Lake - 1002 Amity fighting Hunter.

    She does and he subdues her before going to Eclipse Lake. Amity is found and thrown down a crevasse where Owlbert is holding up Eda and King. After making a deal with the Owl Beast, Eda takes on her harpy form and fends off the Emperor's Coven as Amity and King get the blood. However, when they arrive, they find the lake bone dry and Hunter digging his grave to avoid dealing with Belos over another failure. After he tells her the key has blood in it, Amity is surprised and talks about her difficulty understanding the communication device Luz gave her until King turns it sideways and she can understand it. After reading the messages and realizing they are compliments and warnings, Amity tells Hunter there are people out there who can truly care for him and offers to switch sides. However, Hunter notices the key and a fight breaks out.

    Titan Blood on Amity´s Hand S2E9 Amity revealing she managed to save some of the Titan's Blood.

    As Amity is about to best Hunter, he threatens Luz and she reluctantly hands over the key, albeit cracking it first. After Eda arrives to find her and King dejected, they return to the Owl House where Luz hugs Amity and calls her an awesome girlfriend. As Luz hugs King, Eda asks Amity how they should break the news on losing the key to Luz. In response, Amity shows Eda her bloodstained glove.

    Coven Day Parade Follies at the Coven Day Parade - 109 Amity asking Luz about the portal.

    As Luz is theorizing about what Belos looks like under his mask, Amity comes over and says she heard rumors he was scarred by wild magic and calls Luz a sweet potato in Spanish. After revealing she has been learning Spanish from a cookbook Gus gave her, Amity asks how Luz's work on the portal is going. Luz says she has not used it yet and leaves when Eda arrives, forgetting her phone that Amity picks up. Having doubts on Luz's not using the portal, Amity goes to Willow later and asks her what she should do and Willow gives her advice on the condition Amity braids her hair.

    Follies at the Coven Day Parade - 1134 Amity asking Luz to be honest with her.

    At the parade, she watches in annoyed disbelief as Luz abducts Kikimora and aids the two in Kikimora's disappearance. However, upon reaching the docks, Kikimora, after hearing she might get a promotion, attacks the girls and they nearly defeat her when Terra Snapdragon, head of the Plant Coven, arrives and takes Kikimora back to the parade. Amity tells Luz she has her phone and reveals she knows she is lying about not using it. Luz tells her the truth as they talk back to the parade.

    Follies at the Coven Day Parade - 1225 Amity, Luz, and their companions upon hearing when the Day of Unity will take place.

    At the parade, she and the residence watch as Belos reveals the Day of Unity is a month away and he removes his mask to reveal a moldy scar across his face. Amity and the others question what this means.

    Looking for Mildred Featherwhyle Any Sport in a Storm - 294 Amity and Luz thinking they found a way to the Human Realm.

    During the Club Fair, Amity learns that the author of The Good Witch Azura books, Mildred Featherwhyle, is signing books in town. Luz is surprised as she believes Featherwhyle to be human while Amity says she is a witch. After comparing author's photos, they notice the picture in Amity's book has pointed ears while the picture in Luz's book has round ears. Upon seeing this, they believe the author can travel between worlds and they go off to meet her. As they go to the bookstore, they theorize if the author is someone they know. Upon reaching the bookstore, they are disheartened to learn the signing has been canceled. After questioning their next move, they see the author and chase her to a drainage pipe. When they catch her, they are shocked to discover she is Tinella Nosa and learn that Tibbles found a box of the books on the beach one day and has been trying to sell them, however, Amity was the only person buying the books. As they head back, Amity tries to cheer up a dejected Luz and they decide to turn their book club into a writing club. Upon seeing Willow, Gus, Viney, and Skara, the teenagers explain what they were up to and show Amity and Luz the photo taken earlier in the day with Hunter, shocking both girls.

    Bonesborough Brawl Reaching Out - 127 Amity telling her father she wants to complete in the Bonesborough Brawl.

    As the Bonesborough Brawl approaches, Amity asks her father if she can complete, however, he refuses as her mother signed her up for tryouts for the Emperor's Coven. Amity insists she wants to fight, but her father wants her to do better than he did and gives her an Abomaton escort to make sure she goes to the tryouts. Angered, she goes to the Owl House to tell Luz about her desire to fight in the brawl and Luz agrees to help. After getting rid of her escort by mimicking her father's voice and ordering it to find an emerald dagger from the Night Market, Luz enlists her older sibling's help, much to her annoyance.

    Reaching Out - 370 Amity getting ready for her first match in the Brawl.

    The twins donate their concealment stones, albeit reluctantly on Edric's part, to disguise herself so that she can fight. Amity fights under the ring name "The Mighty Mittens" and goes well, however, she is surprised when Luz joins the brawl, making it to the finals with Emira healing her. Upon noticing that the Abomaton has returned, she asks Luz if she attacked it as her father puts multiple alarms in his works. Luz lies and says she did not. As she is about to face Warden Wrath, her father shows up and scolds Amity for ditching tryouts. When he says the alarms were triggered, Amity is hurt that Luz lied. As her father moves in to grab her, she angrily swats his hand away and takes an invisibility glyph from Luz before running off.

    Reaching Out - 1040 Luz telling Amity about her father.

    When Luz finds her by where they defeated Grometheus the Fear Bringer, she asks Luz why she has been acting strange all day and, to her shock and horror, Luz reveals it is the anniversary of her own father's death and she cannot perform their usual tradition of bringing flowers to his grave. Luz apologizes as a scream is heard in the distance. Amity rushes off and promises to help Luz fulfill her tradition.

    Reaching Out - 1416 Amity after speaking with her father.

    When Amity and Luz arrive at the arena, she sees her father fighting a mutated Warden Wrath and goes to help him, but he pushes her aside. She then returns to her father's side and the two subdue the warden as Luz and Eda revert him back to normal. Afterwards, Amity explains to her father that she does not want to join a coven anymore and criticizes him for not spending time with his children. He promises to speak with her mother and she accepts it before going to speak to Luz. She finds her girlfriend by the cliff from earlier growing flowers. Amity then makes a balloon out of abomination goo and they send the flowers flying into the sunset.

    Resisting a coven Labyrinth Runners - 351 Amity and Willow upon hearing the decree.

    A few days before the Day of Unity, Amity is having lunch with Willow and Gus at Hexside. When Willow mentions she stopped by the Owl House to find it swarming with Coven Scouts, she interrupts to say it is alright Willow did not interfere as she was outnumbered, however, Willow continues and says she did not want to draw attention to herself. Soon, an assembly is called where the head of the Illusion Coven, Adrian Graye Vernworth, tells the students of the emperor's decree that all young witches must be placed in a coven before the Day of Unity. Adrian claims to only be there to put temporary fake sigils on the students and brings up her brother to demonstrate. However, Gus realizes the brand is real and reveals the charade. In response, Adrian reveals he brought Coven Scouts with him and tries to forcibly brand Gus into the Abomination Coven when Gus creates a school-wide illusion and she and the other students and staff flee.

    Labyrinth Runners - 1612 Amity and Willow taking out the captain.

    As Amity and Willow are wandering through the illusion, Amity learns everyone is in the Healing Homeroom and the girls head there. However, whenever Willow tries to defend them, she beats Willow to it, annoying Willow. When they are cornered by scouts, the girls inadvertently cancel out each other's magic as Amity says she does not want to lose Willow as they have just started to be friends again. Willow then says she does not need protection as she fends off a scout. The girls are soon found by Bump, the illusions teacher, and her siblings and brought to the Healing Homeroom. Soon, Hunter is brought in by Viney and Skara and he informs them that Adrian has Gus. As everyone wants to trade Hunter for Gus, Hunter tries to convince everyone he is on their side and Willow vouches for him after he mentions a breathing technique she taught Gus. They then devise a plan to save Gus. Amity and the other staff and students fend off the scouts with ease with her and Willow even taking down the captain. She and the others take care of an Abomaton Adrian brought with him as Hunter helps Gus. Soon, Adrian and the scouts are defeated and she and the others listen as Hunter reveals the truth of the Day of Unity.

    Day of Unity Clouds on the Horizon - 822 Luz and Amity kiss.

    After learning about the draining spell, Amity and the twins try to warn their parents about it, however, their mother catches them and grounds them, breaking Amity's communication device in the process. As she and her older siblings are locked in her room, Amity desperately tries to fix the communication device as the twins try to calm her down. After asking what Luz would do, Amity says what Luz would do and says she would not let the world end before they went on a real date. Unbeknownst to Amity, Luz has been listening in and after making her presence known the girls embrace and Luz promises to take her on a real date once all this is over. As Amity says she understands, she kisses Luz on the lips, both taken aback by it. After both girls get over the shock, Luz reveals she brought Willow, Gus, Hunter, and King with her. Amity and her siblings join them and head to their family's factory.

    Clouds on the Horizon - 2048 Amity and her father upon learning of the switch.

    After King and the twins break away, Gus uses illusions to disguise himself, her, Luz, Willow, and Hunter as scouts. They search the factory for her parents, but Kikimora recognizes them after she hears Hunter's voice. The five are placed in a force field by her mother. Enraged, Amity breaks free from her abomination restraints and forms it into a spiked gauntlet to punch the barrier. After it breaks, her father arrives having learned of the draining spell from King, however, everyone is shocked to learn her mother already knows about the spell and does not care. A fight breaks out and Kikimora takes Hunter. Amity angrily disowns her mother as her father destroys the factory and their inventory. Her mother leaves and she, her father, Luz, Gus, Willow, and King head to the airship Kikimora took to the factory. As her father apologizes to Luz for his previous behavior, she is revealed to be Hunter. Gus then says Luz has him make herself and Hunter take on each other's appearances before the fighting. Amity and the others then realize Luz wanted to take on Belos alone.

    King's Tide (186) Amity realizing where her childhood nickname comes from.

    As they fly to the head, Amity, her father, Hunter, and Gus start to argue. Soon, the palismen offer them food and they take a break. When her hands become cold, her father covers them in abomination goo to warm them up. After she mentions he used to do this when she was younger, she realizes that that is where her nickname came from. As they get close to the head, a ship approaches them claiming their ship is stolen. After realizing her mother reported it as stolen, Amity and her friends fight off the scouts, however, they are unsuccessful and are shot down.

    King's Tide (1368) Amity forced to leave her father behind.

    After crashing, her father holds off attacking Abomatons as Amity and her friends go on, albeit with Amity crying out for her father. After checking on Eda and the coven heads, they go to help Luz fight a mutated Belos. Despite their efforts, the group is easily out matched and, as the emperor is about to deliver the final blow, the Collector arrives and easily defeats Belos. As she and her friends are approached by the Collector, King arrives and convinces him to stop the draining spell.

    King's Tide (2541) Amity and the others arriving at Luz's house.

    After stopping the draining spell, the Collector insists they play "owl house" as he begins to deconstruct the skull. Amity, Willow, Gus, and Hunter run to a portal leading to the Human Realm. She calls for Luz to join them, but Luz insists she stay behind to deal with the Collector. However, King insists he handle this alone and blasts Luz and the others through the portal. After landing in the Human Realm, Luz runs over to get back to help King, but the portal closes. As the five are stranded in the Human Realm, Luz takes Amity and others to her house.

    Time on Earth Thanks to Them - 260 Amity and Willow after destroying the alarm clock.

    Camila welcomes Amity and the others into her home and invites them to stay as long as they need as she listens to their tale. Amity and Willow are placed with Vee and Luz in Luz's room while Gus and Hunter are placed in the basement. Before they ready for sleep, however, Vee attempts to explain some of the human items in the room to the two girls, first by showing them an alarm clock and how it works. Unfortunately, after turning it on the two witches misunderstand the sound it makes and work together to destroy the clock, thinking it is a dangerous weapon and they have protected their new friend from it, being unaware of Vee’s obvious discomfort over their actions as they compliment one another over their teamwork. After this, as they get ready for bed, Amity undoes a tired Willow's braids, both clearly exhausted from all they had endured over the course of Day of Unity.

    Thanks to Them - 673 Amity dancing with Luz in the rain during one of their many dates in the Human Realm.

    The following morning, Amity and the others visit the abandoned house again and start working on a way of creating a working a portal back to the Demon Realm. However they spend months on the attempt with all tries ending in failure and Luz continuously blames herself each time, much to Amity’s growing worry. Within these months, Amity helps Luz come out as bisexual to her mother and reveals that the two are dating, much to Camila's joy, who happily embraces them in warm hug upon receiving the news. Additionally, as the months pass, Luz helps her and the others adapt to the Human Realm and show them the joys of her home, including rafting, catching fireflies, watching movies, learning Spanish, and buying new clothes for them all to wear. During this time, Amity and Luz also continue their relationship and go on multiple dates with each other, with Luz also teaching her how to draw glyphs, though she would be deeply frustrated over her difficulty in drawing them appropriately.

    Thanks to Them - 937 Amity and her friends finding a clue to get home.

    Shortly before Halloween, she, Willow, Gus, Vee, and Hunter are practicing Spanish in the Old House when Camila says she is going to pick up Luz from school. After Camila leaves, Amity suggests they can do more to get back home, with the others misinterpreting this as needing to help out more around the Noceda House. After Amity gives a speech on the five looking for a way back without Luz, Amity trips in a hole Flapjack made and they find a map with pictures that the group decides to decipher. That night, she wakes up as Luz gets out of bed and notices that she dropped a flier for the Gravesfield Halloween Festival.

    Thanks to Them - 1926 Amity and the others after hours of searching with no leads.

    The following day, she, Willow, Vee, and Gus disguise themselves as humans head into town, with Hunter staying behind due to him cosplaying as a character from Cosmic Frontier to blend in. The group search around Gravesfield to no success. After searching a magic shop, the town library, and confronting a giraffe at the zoo. After finding nothing after hours of searching, Vee reluctantly takes the group to the Gravesfield Historical Society. After being welcomed by Vee's friend Masha, they tell the group that their map is a rebus and explain how it works.

    Thanks to Them - 2067 Amity, Willow, and Gus decipher the rebus.

    After Masha gets a call and goes to answer it, the four look around. As they explore the exhibits, she, Willow, and Gus realize the rebus is leading to Titan's Blood. After Vee says the three must have been friends for years, they reveal they only grew close as a group in the past few months. After the four take a picture in front of an old map, Vee realizes it matches the rebus and they decide to tell Luz during the Halloween festival. That night, as they are getting their costumes ready, Amity suggests Luz and her dress as Azura and Hecate respectively.

    Thanks to Them - 2916 Amity and her friends listening to the "legend" of the Wittebane brothers.

    At the Halloween festival, Amity and her friends enjoy the attractions and, after going on the haunted hayride, are surprised to hear the legend of the Wittebane brothers. After the ride, Amity notices that Hunter and Luz are missing and after they fail to find them, she notices the rebus is missing. After Camila and Vee arrive, they track Luz's phone to a partially flooded graveyard.

    Thanks to Them - 3783 Amity, Willow, and Gus attempting to subdue Belos as he possesses Hunter.

    Upon finding the two, they find Luz fighting Hunter, who is possessed by Belos. After Belos reveals Luz helped him find the Collector, he attacks Amity and the others. However, she, Willow, and Gus fly towards him and restrain Belos as Vee tries to drain his magic. However, they are quickly defeated and, after Luz and Flapjack try to free Hunter, Luz is thrown into the water but Amity creates tendrils of mud to break her fall and they watch in horror as Belos attempts to crush Flapjack. Fortunately, Hunter regains control and releases a severely injured Flapjack and throws the blood into the water. However, Belos goes after it and they lose consciousness.

    Thanks to Them - 4478 Amity returning to the Demon Realm.

    After Belos leaves Hunter's body and returns to the Demon Realm, the group worries about Hunter. They watch as Flapjack sacrifices himself and they, with the exception of Vee, return to the Demon Realm. Before she enters, she and the others say they do not hold Luz accountable for everything that happened. She kisses Luz on the cheek before entering.

    Return to the Demon Realm For the Future - 624 Amity happily controlling abomination goo.

    After Amity, Camila, Gus, Willow, and Hunter return to the Demon Realm, they notice Luz is missing and she pulls Luz through the portal just as it closes. As they walk, Amity notices some stray abomination goo and happily controls it. When they see the skull and the ground around it covered in pink mist, Camila panics and puts herself in front of the minds to protect them. However, they tell her the skill is normal but the mist is not and they continue on.

    For the Future - 1031 Amity consoling Luz for being bummed out at her palisman not hatching.

    After making their way to the Owl House, she walks along a hallway in the upper levels and finds a picture of Eda, King, Luz, and Hooty wearing matching sweaters. She goes to Eda's soon to find Luz in Eda's nest with her palisman egg. As Luz says she wants to be a witch and help her friends - but doing one messes with the other, Amity tells her how she first bonded with Ghost by being honest about her intentions and wants. As Amity says they will find Eda and King, Hunter says he saw them flying into town.

    For the Future - 1431 Amity and the others watching the Collector turning Terra into a puppet.

    She flies with Camila as they go to Bonesborough. When they land, they find the town abandoned, and narrowly avoid a wave of sparkles that comes their way. When it passes, multiple puppets of the town's residence appear. Soon, "Eda" appears in her owl beast form and the puppets run. They watch as the Collector and King arrive and "save" the citizens. Soon it is revealed that "Eda" was actually Terra Snapdragon, who is then turned into a puppet after angering the Collector. As the Collector and King fly off, the pair head for the Archive House. After deciding they should go to the Archive House, the group is spotted by Skara, Barcus, and Mattholomule.

    For the Future - 1931 Amity reunited with her elder siblings.

    As they walk, Skara and Mattholomule fill them in on everything that has happened since the Day of Unity. Upon arriving at Hexside, Amity and the others are shocked to find it in a state of anarchy. After Amity reunites with her siblings, she is shocked to learn that Boscha has taken control of the school. They try to get her to help them get to the Head but, after listening to her adviser Miki, Boscha rejects their offer and throws them out. In a last ditch attempt, Luz suggests they go to the photo lab, which Mattholomule has hidden, to extract a memory of Belos creating a teleportation glyph. After Hunter reacts negatively to a photo Willow shows him of himself and Flapjack, Willow leaves and Hunter and Gus go after her. Soon, Boscha arrives with Sleeping Nettle and knocks Amity and the others out as Miki reveals herself as Kikimora.

    For the Future - 3302 Amity and Mattholomule react to Boscha's proposal.

    The four wake up in the Detention Pit and Kikimora attacks. After Camila fumbles with an ice glyph, she and Mattholomule get separated from Luz and Camila. As the pair walk, they run into Boscha, who begs Amity to be friends with her again. As Amity and Mattholomule listen to Boscha's proposal in confusion and disbelief, they walk off in disgust. However, Boscha tries to restrain Amity, but Mattholomule frees her and uses an illusion to shave him and Amity take on each other's appearance. After it wears off, Amity says that they can still save her friends if she helps them. Boscha agrees and the three, along with the rest of the students of Hexside, confront Kikimora.

    For the Future - 4507 Amity and Luz joke about Eda, King, and Hooty's potential reactions upon seeing Stringbean.

    As Boscha, Mattholomule, and the other students take on Kikimora, Amity helps Willow, Gus, and Luz in drawing the teleportation glyph. They finish just as Kikimora is about to blast them. They teleport to the Head and they briefly celebrate their success. Luz introduces Amity and the others to her palisman, Stringbean, and they watch as Stringbean and the other palismen play together. She jokes with Luz that Hooty, King, and Eda will love Stringbean but try to eat her. Unbeknownst to them, the Collector and Belos, possessing the body of Raine Whispers, watch them from afar.

    The final battle Watching and Dreaming - 703 Amity and the others after being collected.

    Suddenly, the platform they are on begins to shake and she, Camila, Hunter, Gus, and Willow are separated from Luz and turned into puppets. Amity, Hunter, Willow, and Gus' puppets are used to torment Luz in a dream, manipulated into blaming her for everything. However, a slip up on puppet Amity's part alerts Luz, and Luz is able to briefly snap them out of it before they are turned into puppets again and brought back to the Archive House.

    Watching and Dreaming - 1870 Amity and the others in the Archives.

    After being placed in the Archives, Amity manages to move and creates a light glyph to free herself and the others. They look around to find everyone they know as puppets. After Luz sacrifices herself, they watch as Camila returns to normal. As Belos possesses the Titan, she and the others try and fail to utilize their magic as they are exhausted and Camila gives them a pep talk.

    Watching and Dreaming - 3630 Amity using a plant glyph to save puppet Cat.

    After Luz is resurrected and fights Belos with King and Eda, Amity, Willow, Gus, and Hunter use glyphs drawn by Camila to save the puppets. As the Archive House starts to fall, they watch in amazement as the Collector helps hold it in place.

    Watching and Dreaming - 4574 Amity reunites with her father as her mother watches the pair in annoyance.

    When Belos is defeated, she and the others thank the Collector for helping and they work with him to revert the citizens of the Boiling Isles back to normal, and, when reunited with him again, Amity happily hugs her father while ignoring the nearby Odalia, who watches in disgust. Sometime later, the Collector takes her, Lilith, and Camila to the Owl House, where Amity is able to reunite with Luz as the two share a heartfelt kiss, before joyfully watching her and Camila's reunion, and, soon after, uncomfortably, Lilith and Hooty's as Luz pulls her and Camila into an affectionate hug. While Luz steps outside with Stringbean, Amity remains in the Owl House with the others, affectionately speaking and playing with the Collector.

    Epilogue Watching and Dreaming - 5211 Amity delivering a book to the library.

    Shortly following the final battle with Belos, Amity and her family severed all ties with Odalia, with Alador retaining custody of her and twins following their divorce.[13] Over the four years after, Amity would continue her relationship with Luz, with the two often visiting each other in both the Human and Demon Realms thanks to the Collector's creation of a new portal door. During one of their dates in the Human Realm, the duo would witness an awkward encounter between Hooty and the barista of Robin's Roast Cafe, with Amity, in contrast to Luz, finding it amusing. In addition, Amity would also restore her student-mentor relationship with Lilith, though to a much more genuine and affectionate degree than before.

    Watching and Dreaming - 5711 Amity and Luz holding hands as they watch the Collector's light show together.

    By the time of the fourth year since Belos' defeat, Amity has since become proficient in Abomination engineering, utilizing her skills in helping Lilith's renovations to the Bonesborough Library. On the Day of Luz's belated quinceañera, Amity meets up with Willow and Hunter at the library while dropping off construction supplies and a book on the titans and collectors for Lilith, with her jumping into her mentor's arms as they twirl affectionately with each other. Soon after, she goes with Willow, Hunter, and Lilith to her father's research facility where she happily greets him and her sister before heading over to the Owl House with the others to finish readying for Luz's surprise quinceañera. That night, after setting up at the Owl House, she and everyone surprise Luz at the party, with Amity giving Luz a kiss on the cheek upon her arrival. During the celebrations, Amity joins everyone in joyfully watching the Collector's light show, with her and Luz holding hands before waving goodbye to the star child before he departs.

    Relationships Alador and Odalia Blight Understanding Willow 194 Alador and Odalia pressuring Amity to cut ties with Willow.

    As hinted in "Understanding Willow", Amity has a stormy relationship with her parents. The Blights consider themselves the most affluent family on the Boiling Isles and only associate with such, thus they resented their daughter's lack of disdain towards those without power and not sharing such a mentality to the point of blackmailing it onto her. During Amity's childhood, her parents forced Amity to cut ties with Willow because they didn't consider her to be a strong witchling, instead choosing friends from prestigious families for her. They even threatened to ruin Willow's chance to go to Hexside if Amity continued her friendship. By that attitude, they also expect her to be the top student, hang out with witchlings from influential families, and join the Emperor's Coven for the sake of their social standing and not for any benefit.

    The result of this emotional pressure caused Amity to retreat into herself, believing that she couldn't have a say in her own life if she wanted to please her parents. Nevertheless, Odalia seems to care about Amity to a degree, since she makes lunches for Amity and has her siblings give them to her when she forgets.

    Escaping Expulsion - 013-8 Odalia demanding Amity to perform well in their private sale event.

    In "Escaping Expulsion" Amity's parents force her to take part in a demonstration of Blight Industries' latest abomination tech in order to make up for her grades slipping. It is also shown that Odalia uses oracle magic to communicate with Amity telepathically through the necklace worn around her neck, controlling her and threatening her to do good. After realizing that her friends are the reason why her grades are slipping, her parents force Principal Bump to expel Luz, Willow, and Gus from Hexside the next day. Amity tries to speak out against it, but stands down when Odalia uses her necklace to threaten her, showing how much she fears her. Later, when Amity steps in to save Luz from the Abomaton 2.0, Odalia tries to use the necklace to get her to stop, but Amity crushes it in her hand, showing that she's done being intimidated by her mother.

    She then explains how much Luz, Willow, and Gus mean to her as friends and threatens to tear the Abomaton apart in front of the company's investors unless Odalia lets them back into Hexside, to which she reluctantly obliges.

    In "Through the Looking Glass Ruins", when Luz sees Amity's newly dyed lavender hair for the first time, she mentions to Luz that her mother prefers her hair dyed green, but she decided it was time for a change,

    Reaching Out - 1284 Amity and her father working together to hold Warden Wrath down.

    In "Reaching Out", Amity becomes excited when the Bonesborough Brawl comes up, since she's finally old enough to compete and sees it as a way to connect with her father since he's a former champion. However, Alador tells her that the Emperor's Coven is holding tryouts that night and that her mother already signed her up, with him also having an abomaton make sure that she gets there. When Amity still insists on competing, Alador tells her that he goofed off in his youth and that she shouldn't waste her time on the Brawl. Afterwards, when visiting the Owl House and Luz decides to help her compete, Amity makes a point that her father can't find out that she's skipping tryouts until she wins the championship belt. Later, when Alador arrives at the Brawl to withdraw Amity from the final match. he reveals that he found out after Luz messed with the alarm on the abomaton and he followed the signal.

    When he then tells Amity that they're leaving and that Amity will be going to the next tryout, Amity becomes furious with him for not listening to her, as well as Luz for lying about messing with the abomaton, before grabbing an invisibility glyph and running off. Later, when Warden Wrath is on a rampage due to a botched blabber serum, Amity tries to help, but Alador drops her off to the side, causing Amity and her sibling to become even more upset with him. After Luz arrives to help out, Amity once again steps in, this time standing her ground so her father can't object. While holding Wrath in place, Alador looks at his daughter, proud of how strong she's become. Afterwards, the two talk and Alador is surprised to learn that Amity doesn't want to join the Emperor's Coven anymore, with him noting that it's been her dream.

    Amity says that it was actually her mom's dream and that he just went along with it. She then says that he doesn't talk to her or her siblings anymore, even mentioning that he likely didn't know she was dating Luz, saying that he's too busy making abomatons for the Emperor, and Odalia's too busy trying to dye her hair green. Alador admits he likes Amity's new hair, saying it's abomination-colored. Amity says he's the first one to notice that, and asks him to talk to her mom about it. Alador agrees and attempts to hug her, but Amity shakes his hand instead and says it's a start.

    Amity and Odalia estrangement (S2E20) An imprisoned Amity becomes enraged at her unimpressed mother for her greedy and apathetic nature.

    In "Clouds on the Horizon", Amity along with the twins try to warn their parents about the draining spell after being told about it by Hunter. While the twins remain skeptical about Odalia listening, Amity believes that Alador might listen after seeing his uncertainty about the level of security for the Day of Unity. However, not long after, Odalia catches her children hiding and grounds them, even breaking Amity's game device after she tries to send a message to Luz. Later, when Amity, Luz, Willow, Gus, and Hunter get caught sneaking around Blight Industries, Odalia has them trapped inside an energy barrier with their hands restrained by abomination goo. Amity angrily tries to tell her about Belos being a witch hunter, only for Odalia to dismiss her daughter as being dramatic.

    After Odalia hushes Luz for speaking out, Amity furiously tells her not to talk to her girlfriend like that. Odalia responds by telling her that she'll find her daughter a new girlfriend who's not on any wanted poster. This causes Amity to go into a fit of rage, turning her abomination restraints into a spiked gauntlet and starting to punch the energy field, with Odalia simply commenting that Amity's just embarrassing herself due to it having no effect.

    Clouds on the Horizon - 1880 Amity hatefully disowning Odalia after learning her true evil nature.

    Soon after, the energy field disappears after Alador arrives and deactivates it. Alador, after talking with a disguised King, tries to tell Odalia that their abomatons are being used to help Belos wipe out everyone on the Isles with a draining spell, only for him to become outraged once her unfazed expression indicates that she already knew. After Odalia talks about not caring what Belos does with their products and keeping Belos' favor in order to live like royalty, Alador turns the abomatons on her and a fight ensues. Once Odalia turns the abomatons on the group, Amity furiously tells her that she's never speaking to her again. Odalia dismissively says that she's doing what's best for the family, only for Alador to knock out and power down the abomatons. After Odalia becomes furious that Alador is destroying their life's work, he tells her that he quits, with Odalia retreating while saying that she's been meaning to find a more competent business partner. Afterwards, Alador volunteers to pilot the airship so that the group can rescue Hunter, and apologizes to Luz for Odalia's behavior, telling her that she's always welcome in their home. However, it's then revealed that it was actually Hunter being disguised using an illusion cast by Gus, and that Luz was actually taken by Kikimora to Belos.

    In "King's Tide", the group starts to become stressed and at each other's throats on their way to rescue Luz. After the palismen bring their attention to a crate filled with food, they decide to calm down and focus their energy on rescuing Luz instead of fighting each other. During their snack break, Alador notices Amity's hands getting cold, and summons some abomination goo to cover them. Amity remembers the feeling from when she was younger, only to realize that it's likely where her nickname "Mittens" originated from. Later, when the draining spell starts to take effect, Alador starts fighting off some abomatons before giving Amity the remote to shut them down before she and the others go to the head of the Titan.

    In "Thanks to Them", during her time being stranded in the Human Realm, it is shown that Amity no longer considers Odalia as part of her family, as demonstrated when she placed a drawing of her family inside the Old House, with Odalia noticeably absent. In "Watching and Dreaming", Amity reunited with her father, upon seeing him again she instantly ran and hugged him while ignoring Odalia. Amity was also seen hugging him in the epilogue, suggesting their relationship in the following four years had gotten better.

    Edric and Emira Blight For the Future - 1933 Amity hugging her siblings after they finally reunited.

    Edric and Emira are Amity's older siblings. Due to their contrasting personalities, Amity is often embarrassed, annoyed, or angered by her siblings' mischievous antics; she finds it unfair that her parents are less punishing on her siblings than herself, despite how hard she works to be proper and orderly. Amity would often lecture Emira and Edric and tell them to go away, even reporting them to the principal for being late to class.

    After their attempt at pranking their younger sister nearly killed her, Edric and Emira started acting nice and protective towards Amity as seen in "Adventures in the Elements" while also playing harmless pranks on her. Amity appears to be unimpressed with their attempts at reconciliation, but she is shown to care about her siblings, who assist her in learning a new spell, and she rushes to save them from the slitherbeast when it captures them. Edric and Emira praise her after she learns to create fire without a wand, albeit lightly teasing her in the process, much to her satisfaction and irritation.

    In "Escaping Expulsion", Edric and Emira give cloaks to Amity, Gus, and Willow so they can sneak into the Blight Industries presentation in order to save Luz, even at risk of getting in trouble with their mother. While Amity is grateful that her siblings went out of their way to do this, she soon becomes annoyed when Edric puts stickers on their backs and throws them back at him.

    In "Through the Looking Glass Ruins", the twins seem to be aware of Amity's crush on Luz, leaving the two alone together when they start blushing. Later, after Amity arrives back at Blight Manor, she confides in Emira, while Emira brushes her hair, about how confusing Luz's arrival has made everything, and how she is feeling and thinking things that she never has before. Emira questions why she is making it sound like a bad thing, as Amity wasn't happy before. She takes note that Amity's roots have grown out, and asks if she wants her to dye her hair. Later, it’s shown she instead had Emira helps dye her hair lilac instead of the usual green, along with cutting her bangs. Edric comments that their mom will likely freak out, while Emira tells her that it looks great, but also asks that Amity not mention that she helped her. Shortly afterward, when Luz arrives at Blight Manor in order to tell Amity that she got her job at the library back, they can be seen watching the two of them, with Edric noting Amity's bold move of giving Luz a kiss on the cheek.

    In "Reaching Out", Amity initially shows some annoyance when the twins decide to help her compete in the Bonesborough Brawl. But she still accepts, with them even lending her their concealment stones so that she can use them for a disguise while competing. Throughout the competition, Emira also helps heal Amity between matches. Later, when Warden Wrath is on a rampage due to a botched blabber serum, the twins side with Amity after Alador tries to keep her from helping out.

    In "Clouds on the Horizon", the twins and Amity try to warn their parents about the draining spell after being told about it by Hunter. After they are caught and grounded by Odalia, the twins notice how worried Amity is becoming while trying to fix the gaming device so she can get a message out to Luz. Emira, in an effort to cheer her up, then asks what Luz would say at that moment, with Amity responding with some words of encouragement. While Amity is talking, they notice Luz standing by the balcony and decide to give the two some privacy. Later, after Amity, Luz, Willow, Gus, and Hunter get caught by Odalia sneaking around Blight Industries, Amity shows great concern for the twins after they get captured.

    Amity would not see the twins again until "For the Future", when she eventually comes to Hexside with her friends to hide from the Collector and his spies. Emira is the first one to see Amity and the duo happily hug each other, with Edric coming a while later, still in full body cast. He later explains that after Amity and Alador left the factory, he set off to find them, but was cornered by one of the Collector's spies. Emira then mentions that Edric fell into a well while he was running away, hence why he is badly injured. Feeling touched, Amity and her siblings proceed to have a group hug together.

    Luz Noceda “ Luz, I know things are scary, and I don't know what the future holds. But it would be so cool if you were a part of that. But no more hiding, okay? ” —Amity comforted Luz before returning to the Demon Realm, "Thanks to Them" S01E05 Covention (653) Luz showing Amity a light glyph she just made.

    Amity and Luz have a complicated relationship that progresses over the series. Amity originally encounters Luz when she poses as Willow's abomination, stealing her "top student" title. Suspicious of Luz, Amity attempts to expose her to the point of convincing Principal Bump to dissect her. Since then, the two were almost always at odds due to Amity's snobbish behavior, despite Luz's attempts to make amends. Like many witches, Amity underestimates humans, believing they are incapable of performing magic until Luz shows her an alternative method of spell casting. It is shown in "Lost in Language" that Amity had been trying to figure Luz out, whether she was a poser, a nerd, or at worst, a bully. After Luz apologizes for reading her diary and lets her borrow her fifth Azura book, Amity seems to acknowledge her attitude towards Luz beforehand and at least promises to think on her behavior. In "Adventures in the Elements", she and Luz become good friends as they team together to save Eda and the twins from the slitherbeast, however, she sternly berates Luz for causing the situation and traps her in a pink cage so she doesn't get hurt. She is shocked when she later escapes, but together, they deal with the slitherbeast and free Eda, Edric, and Emira. Amity is happy that she and Luz might be going to Hexside together after all, and blushes when Luz brings up the prospect of a book club, asking for it to be a secret.

    In "The First Day", Amity has found a fondness for Luz, as she was the first to welcome her on her first day of attending Hexside. She even gave Luz a high five, showing she's opened up to her. Later, she questions if things will be the same now that they attend the same school together.

    In the episode "Understanding Willow", a more irrational side of Amity is shown as she tries to cover up the fact that she and Willow were ever friends, but accidentally ends up almost erasing all of Willow's memories. With Luz's help, Amity corrects her mistake and is able to start being friends with Willow again. Throughout the ordeal, Luz affirms that she is helping her, and Amity greatly appreciates both the help and emotional support. Twice, Amity blushes when around Luz, the second time while being hugged, hinting that she had already started to develop a crush on her.

    Enchanting Grom Fright - 1432 Luz and Amity about to fight Grom.

    In "Enchanting Grom Fright", Amity expresses to Luz her anxiousness about being selected as Grom Queen, stating that whoever is selected has to defeat Grometheus the Fear Bringer, a monster sealed away beneath Hexside that feeds off of the fear of everyone in the Boiling Isles. Amity says that her worst fear is too embarrassing and doesn't want it to get out. Later, when Luz decides to take Amity's place as Grom Queen, Amity, along with Edric and Emira, helps train her to face Grom by having her face her fears beforehand. At the dance, Amity expresses her gratitude towards Luz taking her place, stating that she admires Luz's bravery, unlike herself, who wasn't brave enough to do what Luz was about to do. Later, when Grom (in the form of Luz's mother) corners Luz by a cliff, Amity steps in, apologizing to her for putting her in that situation. When Grom gets a hold of Amity, it transforms into a humanoid form and takes a piece of paper that she had with her, ripping it in half. Luz picks up one of the halves and sees that it is a note that Amity was going to use to ask someone to the dance, showing that Amity's greatest fear is being rejected. Luz then offers to go to the dance with her since they are friends. They then defeat Grom through a series of spells cast through a dance routine. Afterwards, Luz asks Amity about the note, but Amity tells Luz that "it's not important" and throws the other half of the note. The half tossed aside shows that the note was meant for Luz, revealing that Amity has a crush on her.

    In "Wing It Like Witches", Amity's feelings for Luz seem to have grown deeper since Grom, as she becomes very nervous and flustered. When Luz asks Amity if she wants to help her defeat Boscha at grudgby, Amity panics, picturing Luz and her on the same team, and in cute uniforms sweating, causing her entire face to turn dark pink and for her to run off. Later, when Luz is willing to accept defeat to Boscha, Amity convinces Willow and Gus to back her up, admitting that she loves how stupid Luz can be and thinks that her reliance on her friends is sweet (though she attempts to go back on her admissions in embarrassment, to the suspicion of Willow and the confusion of Gus). Later, Amity joins Luz and Willow in a grudgby match against Boscha; she then openly dismisses the latter's opinion that she destroyed her social life and remarks that she has in fact made it better. During the game, Amity injures her leg, and gets incredibly flustered by Luz's offer to carry her, followed by her actually doing so; in the end, she visits the Owl House after getting medical attention and is welcomed by Luz, Willow, Gus, Eda, King, and Hooty.

    In "Escaping Expulsion", it is shown that Amity keeps the picture of her, Luz, Willow, and Gus at Grom with her, showing how fond she has become of them, and she tears apart the Abomaton before it can step on the photo. The next day, Amity is shown to be less nervous around Luz compared to their previous interactions, but she is still seen blushing when she gives Luz a fairy pie she made as a gift to welcome her back after the petrification incident. When Alador and Odalia force Principal Bump to expel Luz, Willow, and Gus, Amity tries to speak out against it, but is forced to stand down by her mother. Later, Amity bumps into Luz outside of Hexside, apologizing for not speaking up against her parents. While Luz understands Amity's fear of her mom, she still asks her to take her to Odalia so that they can work out a deal to get back into Hexside. However, Amity doesn't have the courage to stand up to her mother, and leaves Luz alone. When Amity returns home and realizes that Odalia is making Luz help out with the demonstration of Blight Industries' new abomination products, she immediately asks Willow and Gus for help, and they go to the demonstration to save Luz. When Amity sees Luz going up against the Abomaton 2.0, she hurries to her rescue. Just as the Abomaton is about to finish Luz off, Amity steps in to protect her, telling it to stay away from "my Luz". She holds down the Abomaton, ignoring her mother's orders, crushing her necklace with her hand. After asking Luz if she's okay, An angered Amity finally stands up to her parents, telling them how much Luz, Willow, and Gus mean to her. Luz and Amity then team up back-to-back, momentarily blushing at being so close to each other. Angered, Amity then threatens to tear the Abomaton apart unless Odalia agrees to let her friends back into Hexside. Odalia reluctantly agrees, and Amity and Luz pretend to get knocked out when the Abomaton strikes them with a giant, hollow hammer, allowing the presentation to conclude.

    In "Through the Looking Glass Ruins", when Luz goes to the library in order to do research on making a new portal to the Human Realm, Amity helps her get into the Forbidden Stacks in order to find Philip Wittebane's diary. Although Luz is hesitant to do so since it would be risking Amity's job at the library, Amity still insists on moving forward, especially after Luz brings up the idea of showing her around the Human Realm. Later, after the two of them get caught by Malphas, who fires Amity. She is visibly upset, admits that everything has changed since Luz came to the Boiling Isles and that being around Luz makes her do stupid things and that she wishes that it didn't. When she sees that Luz is just as upset while admitting that she does stupid things around Amity as well, Amity heads back home. Later, when Luz arrives at Blight Manor to tell Amity that she got her job back, Amity is shown to be touched by the gesture and tells Luz — who was holding the Echo Mouse that ate the diary — that she always has a way of sneaking into people's hearts. She then gives Luz a kiss on the cheek before pulling back, realizing what she just did. While Luz looks stunned, Amity becomes flustered and bids Luz farewell before going back inside, repeatedly asking herself why she just did that. In "Hunting Palismen", it is revealed that Amity had stayed home from school in order to avoid Luz.

    Knock, Knock, Knockin' on Hooty's Door - 988 Amity and Luz nervously holding hands after becoming a couple.

    In "Knock, Knock, Knockin' on Hooty's Door", Luz finds Amity in the basement of the Owl House after being kidnapped by Hooty. Amity, not wanting to risk her friendship with Luz, asks if they can forget about the Kiss at Blight Manor. Upon finding themselves in the Tunnel of Love that Hooty had set up for them, Amity believes that Luz did it for her and starts blushing. However, when Luz starts destroying the tunnel out of embarrassment, Amity becomes upset, believing that it meant that Luz wasn't interested in her. Afterwards, when Luz admits that the whole thing was stupid, Amity sadly believes that she meant that the idea of them dating was stupid. Later, when Eda and King manage to get an upset Hooty away long enough for the two of them to be alone, Luz tells Amity that she had been wanting the perfect situation to ask Amity something and that Amity would be too cool for the Tunnel of Love. Amity, realizing that it wasn't Luz trying to reject her, admits that she's not as cool as Luz thinks. Luz then tells Amity that even though her life is hectic at the moment, and she doesn't know what the future might hold, she thinks it'll be cool if Amity was part of her future. Luz then builds up the courage to say the next thing, but Amity gets too excited and asks her out first. Luz is slightly disappointed that she built up the courage for nothing, prompting Amity to awkwardly allow her to speak. Luz then asks her out, which Amity happily accepts. Unsure what to do then, they hold hands, and comment on how scary the situation still feels.

    In "Eclipse Lake", Amity tries to prove that she's an "awesome girlfriend" by taking care of Luz after she becomes sick with the Common Mold. She is especially worried since, while the illness is normally harmless, they have no idea how it will affect a human like Luz. When Eda and King set off for Eclipse Lake in order to obtain Titan's Blood for the portal, Amity immediately volunteers to go as well, still wanting to prove herself to Luz. Later, after Amity, Eda, and King capture the Golden Guard, Amity becomes protective after Hunter starts to make a threat about what would happen if he ever sees Luz again. Later, when Luz sends messages to Amity on a game device that consists of a series of symbols, Amity becomes worried when Hunter interprets the messages to mean that if Amity returns without the Titan's Blood, then she and Luz are through. When Amity rebuts this by saying that she's an "awesome girlfriend", Hunter asks if Luz herself has actually said that, causing Amity to become even more worried. Later, when King turns the game device on its side to show that Luz was using the symbols as letters, the messages show how much Luz cares about Amity and her concern regarding Amity's safety on the mission, much to Amity's relief. Afterwards, when Amity and Hunter are fighting over the portal key, Amity regretfully hands the key over — but not before breaking it so that she would catch some Titan's Blood on her glove — after Hunter threatens to go after it later since the Emperor's Coven knows where the Owl House is, which would likely put Luz in danger. Later, when Amity, Eda, and King return to the Owl House, Amity is immediately greeted by Luz, who is relieved that her "awesome girlfriend" is okay, with Amity sharing the same sentiment.

    In "Follies at the Coven Day Parade", it is revealed that Amity had been using a Spanish cookbook that she had gotten from Gus to try and learn Spanish for Luz, even referring to Luz as her "batata", which is Spanish for "sweet potato". However, she becomes suspicious when Luz avoids her, Willow, and Gus' questions about the attempt to make a portal to the Human Realm, as well as when she sees that there's a video on Luz's phone after Luz accidentally leaves it behind at school. However, when explaining the situation to Willow, she mentions that while she could watch the video to get answers, she doesn't want to invade Luz's privacy. Later, when Luz pretends to kidnap Kikimora during the parade, Amity recognizes Luz's plan right away from book five of the Good Witch Azura series, and rescues them from Terra Snapdragon, not wanting Luz to be sent to the Conformatorium again. Once Kikimora double-crosses them later, Luz and Amity fight her off together, combining their magic for a series of combination attacks, until Terra interrupts the fight. Afterwards, Amity calmly asks Luz about the video, saying that while she hadn't watched it, she was able to work out that Luz was able to make a portal and that the reunion with her mom didn't go well. Amity then tells Luz that while she's fine taking things one day at a time, she can't help if she doesn't know what's going on, and after some encouragement from Amity, Luz opens up to her about what happened. Later, after Belos gives his speech, Amity becomes worried and starts asking Luz about what's coming. Luz tells her that while she's not sure, they'll take it one day at a time.

    In "Any Sport in a Storm", Amity becomes excited upon hearing that the author of the Good Witch Azura series, Mildred Featherwhyle, is doing a book signing in town, and goes to tell Luz. However, Luz is skeptical at first, believing that Mildred is a human. When she and Amity compare the pictures of Mildred in their respective books and notice the differences, they start to wonder if Mildred can travel between realms, and excitedly go into town to get answers. On the way, the two discuss theories as to who Mildred really is and how she's able to travel between realms, with Luz being hopeful that she can find a way back to the Human Realm. When they arrive at the bookstore, they become disappointed when the event gets canceled. However, when they spot a hooded figure that they think is Mildred, they chase after them in order to get answers. After a long chase, the figure is revealed to be Tinella Nosa in disguise, and it was part of a scam set up by Tibbles which involved trying to sell the books by having Mattholomule edit the author's photo so that she would look like a witch. However, the scam fell through when it turned out that Amity was the only customer buying the books. While the two are initially disappointed, Amity later says that she had fun coming up with their own theories, and Luz decides to have their Azura Book Club also be a writing club.

    Reaching Out - 1072 Luz telling Amity about her father who has passed away.

    In "Reaching Out", a frustrated Amity goes to the Owl House after a talk with her dad, due to her wanting to compete in the Bonesborough Brawl instead of going to coven tryouts. When Luz decides to help by encouraging her to compete in the brawl, Amity is initially surprised, but ultimately decides to compete. Later, when Luz decides to enter the brawl as well, telling Amity and her siblings that it would be a good way to help by eliminating more contestants so that Amity would have a better chance of winning, Amity asks if she's alright, having heard from Eda that it's a special day for her. However, Luz just brushes it off, saying that she wants to support her. Later, when the abomaton returns from an errand Amity sent it on, she asks Luz if she touched it, mentioning that her dad filled it with alarms, with Luz telling her that she didn't. Later, when Alador arrives and reveals that the alarm on the abomaton had been set off, Luz starts acting nervous when Amity becomes worried upon finding out that she had lied to her and had been acting weird all day. Amity then runs off after getting upset at both her father and Luz. Amity heads for the Grom tree, with Luz finding her soon after. Amity vents to Luz about how much the brawl meant to her and how complicated it got when Luz entered, noting her strange behavior all day. When Amity asks if it has something to do with the human realm, Luz reveals that it's the anniversary of the day her dad died. Luz tries brushing it off, saying that it's no excuse for how she acted and that it happened a while ago. However, Amity is shocked that she was hiding something so important, which Luz notices and immediately breaks the facade. Luz talks about how her dad would bring flowers for her and her mom on their birthdays, and that after he passed, she and her mom would pick flowers for each other instead, followed by visiting her dad's grave, and spending the day together. She then notes that it is the first year she's not with her mom and admits to being jealous or needing a distraction when Amity mentioned the problems with her dad. Luz apologizes, with Amity having a heartbroken expression on her face. Immediately after, they hear some screaming in the distance. Amity starts to run towards it, but Luz finds herself unable to move and tells Amity she'll catch up. Before running off, Amity, now determined to cheer Luz up, says she'll help her pick some flowers and they can do something there. Afterwards, Luz, now determined to stop a rampaging Warden Wrath, thanks Amity for listening and tells her that she looks forward to picking flowers with her. Later, Amity finds Luz on a cliff picking flowers. She asks her if she had found any good ones, to which she replies that she hasn't, and Amity attempts to conjure up some with a plant glyph drawn in the ground, which doesn't work. Luz explains to her how to make it fulfill what the user wants, drawing a proper one on the ground and summoning much prettier flowers. Amity then forms a balloon with abomination goo, and Luz ties the flowers around the string, letting them fly away with the balloon in the wind. Amity wonders if they'll reach the Human Realm, and while Luz is doubtful, she remarks that it's something nice to think about. In "Labyrinth Runners", Amity is telling Willow and Gus about the rushed texts that Luz sent, some referring to the events of "Hollow Mind", and saying to now "scare him away", with 'him' being Hunter. Gus asks what all the additional hearts are for, and Amity replies that they are just for her.

    Luz and Amity kiss Amity kissing Luz on the lips for the first time.

    In "Clouds on the Horizon", after Amity and the twins get caught sneaking around Blight Industries by their mom, she sends a message to Luz saying that she's been grounded and that she needs her to come right away. However, Odalia breaks the game device, breaking off any means of contact with Luz. Later in her room, Amity desperately tries to repair the device so she can get a message out to Luz, becoming increasingly worried with the Day of Unity fast approaching and no one listening to them about the incoming danger. When Emira asks what Luz would say to her right then, Amity starts gaining back her resolve by noting the words of encouragement Luz would probably use as well as her determination to not let the world end before the two of them can go on a proper date. Amity then hears Luz's voice coming from the balcony, and turns to see her and that she heard everything, while also agreeing that she would probably say everything that was just mentioned.

    The two happily embrace after having spent so much time apart under the circumstances at the time, with Luz promising to take Amity out on a real date afterward. This leads to the two sharing their first kiss on the lips, with Amity getting flustered about initiating it while Luz gets flustered that her reaction was "oh, crikey". Afterwards, Amity expresses her worry about her parents not knowing about the draining spell, with Luz assuring her that she, along with King, Willow, Gus, and Hunter, will help warn them. She later becomes enraged at Odalia for hushing Luz as well as telling her that she can get a new girlfriend that's not on any wanted posters. Afterwards, when the group prepares to rescue "Hunter" after being taken by Kikimora, Amity immediately starts worrying when it's revealed that the "Luz" that was with them was actually Hunter disguised using an illusion by Gus, and that the real Luz is being taken to Belos.

    In "King's Tide", Amity is shown to become increasingly worried about Luz while the group is on the airship, contributing to everyone becoming stressed and at each other's throats. Later, when the group starts running to the portal door as the Collector starts destroying the Head of the Titan, Amity tearfully asks Luz to stay with them, worried that she won't make it if she tries to go back for Eda and the others. Not too long after, Amity, Luz, Willow, Gus, and Hunter are pushed through the portal by King's sonic shout.

    While at the Human Realm, Luz created a video to come out to Camila, and introduces Amity as her girlfriend to Camila, to which her mum happily accepts. In the few months while staying at the Human Realm, Luz fulfills her promise and takes Amity out on several dates, as seen in photos inside Willow's scrapbook. Later, Amity goes back to the Demon Realm along with Luz, Camila, Willow, Gus, and Hunter in order to defeat Belos.

    Once back at the Demon Realm, the sextet go to the Owl House and stay there temporarily. Amity finds a dejected Luz who wonders why her palisman egg isn't hatching, and after being asked, she proceeds to tell Luz about how she connected with her palisman, Ghost. Amity, Luz, and the rest are later brought back to Hexside by Mattholomule, Skara, and Barcus. At one point, Amity questions Luz hopefully if they will be together to figure everything out. Feeling guilty, Luz tries to tell Amity about her plan to stay in the Human Realm forever, but is interrupted by the sudden appearance of Kikimora before she can do so. When Stringbean hatched, Amity was seen being happy for Luz.

    Watching and Dreaming - 4797 Amity and Luz sharing their second kiss upon reuniting after Belos' defeat.

    Not long after this, during the group’s final confrontations against the Collector and Belos, Amity remained deeply protective of Luz and attempted to guard her before being collected alongside their friends. Following this, Amity was sadly controlled into attacking Luz inside the Collector’s dream world, while being forced to angrily blame her beloved girlfriend for all the misfortunes that had befallen the Boiling Isles and its people, much to the latter’s distress. Fortunately, Amity was soon snapped out of her puppet trance, which was implied to have been because of her own willpower and refusal to hurt Luz, and tearfully encouraged her not to give up before handing her a light glyph to help her escape the dream world.

    Soon after, when she and the others were restored to their original forms, Amity became deeply worried for Luz during her final struggle against Belos, being driven to the point of tears out of fear that something terrible had happened to her, before being comforted by Camila, who reassured her that Luz would be fine. This faith in her girlfriend would be validated when the two girls, to their mutual relief in each other’s safety, were joyfully reunited at the Owl House following Belos’ final defeat, during which they shared an affectionate hug, before sharing a passionate kiss once more as they celebrated the end of Belos’ tyranny for good.

    Over the following four years, Amity and Luz have continued their relationship, having gone on numerous dates in both the Human and Demon Realms. Additionally, Amity also attended and helped organize her girlfriend's belated "King-ceañera" in honor of everything Luz had done for her and the everyone else on the Boiling Isles, with two standing side by side during the celebrations.

    Ghost For the Future - 1018 Ghost rubbing her head against Amity's face.

    Ghost is Amity's palisman in the form of a white cat, whom she acquired sometime prior to "Eclipse Lake". Like most witches with their palismen, Amity possesses a very close bond with Ghost, being very affectionate and playful towards her. Much like that of an owner of a regular cat, Amity will often express her fondness for Ghost by affectionately scratching under her chin or petting her down the back. Ghost, in turn, is extremely loyal to Amity, always willing to help her in her tasks and aid her in battle. Amity has also been shown to have no issue with Ghost occasionally riding on her shoulders or hiding under her clothing when needing to keep out of sight. In addition, Ghost also serves as an important source of comfort for Amity during tense or stressing situations, being one of the few individuals capable of soothing Amity's anger and helping her calm down when she's upset.

    In "For the Future", Amity reveals that she connected with Ghost after finally stating her deepest wish: to be able to choose the path herself when she grows up.

    Willow Park Labyrinth Runners - 1626 Amity and Willow after taking down the coven scouts in "Labyrinth Runners".

    Willow was formerly Amity's friend until Amity stopped hanging out with her when she received her witch powers before her. Due to this strained relationship, Amity would often mock Willow and leave her seething in anger. This relationship strained even further when Willow was revealed to have cheated in abomination class.

    In "Understanding Willow", Amity accidentally erases some of Willow's memories when she tries to burn a picture of the day she severed her friendship with Willow. Eda then sends her and Luz into Willow's mind in order to repair the damage. Later, Inner Willow tries to destroy Amity for damaging the memories and for hurting Willow in the first place. She then shows Amity and Luz what happened the day Amity let her go as a friend, while also noting that she let her new friends pick on Willow after that. Amity then reveals that the reason she ended their friendship was that her parents made her do it in favor of those from affluent families. She was against the idea, stating that the other kids were mean, to which her parents threatened to ruin Willow's future by never allowing her into Hexside unless Amity broke their friendship herself. She tells Inner Willow that she was always good enough and that while she can't take back what she did, she would stop her other friends from picking on Willow. After this, Inner Willow allows Amity and Luz to fix the rest of the memories, and Eda brings them back. Willow tells Amity that she remembers what Amity did that day as well as what she did to her memories. She says that while they still aren't friends, she is willing to try if Amity is too.

    In "Wing It Like Witches", Amity stands up for Willow when Boscha starts picking on her at school. By the end of the episode, she all but renounces her former ties with Boscha and stands openly committed to her restored friendship with Willow, declaring that she "made [her social life] better". When Amity visits the Owl House after getting her injured leg bandaged, Willow greets her warmly with everybody else. Willow, along with Gus, later helps Amity rescue Luz in "Escaping Expulsion".

    In "Follies at the Coven Day Parade", Amity decides to visit Willow in order to ask for advice. While there's initially some awkwardness shown between them, Amity opens up to her about how she thinks that Luz is keeping something from her about the portal, and how she's feeling conflicted between wanting to watch the video on Luz's phone in order to learn the truth and wanting to respect Luz's privacy. When Willow offers to give her advice in exchange for Amity braiding her hair, Amity expresses how glad she is that the two of them can actually start to be friends again.

    In "Labyrinth Runners", Amity is shown to still be getting used to being friends with Willow again, wanting to make up for not protecting her over the years. However, she seems to be unaware of just how strong Willow has become, resulting in her unintentionally coming off as condescending, such as when Willow didn't want to capture a coven scout at the Owl House at the risk of bringing more attention to Luz and Eda, with Amity initially believing it was because she wouldn't be able to go up against one. Another instance happens later in the illusion that Gus casts over Hexside; when a scout attempts to use a sneak attack on Willow, she handles them without issue, but Amity calls it a lucky shot. This comes to a boiling point when both their attempts to stop the Guard Captain cancel each other out, with Willow becoming frustrated with Amity's constant attempts to protect her. When Amity tells Willow that she's doing it because she just got her back as a friend, Willow says that she wants Amity to see her for who she really is.

    Amity seems to take this to heart, as when Bump and the other students prepare to rescue Gus, Amity assures them that Willow should have no problem taking care of the guards, with Willow shown to be appreciative of her trust and allowing Amity to help her. During the fight, the two are shown working together to take on the Guard Captain as well as an abomaton.

    Gus Porter Escaping Expulsion - Gus and Amity Amity and Gus coming to inform Willow that Luz is in trouble.

    Gus and Amity used to be enemies, but after Willow patched things up with Amity, he doesn't consider her a rival anymore. There's not much interaction between the two, but as of "Wing It Like Witches", the two are now friends. Gus and Willow later help Amity rescue Luz in "Escaping Expulsion" and listen to her instructions while helping Luz in "Eclipse Lake".

    In "Follies at the Coven Day Parade", it's revealed that Gus gave Amity a Spanish cookbook so that she could try and learn Spanish for Luz. Later, when Adrian Graye Vernworth of the Illusion coven along with the team of Coven scouts were sent to brand everyone, Amity along with the students sent out to rescue him with the help of Hunter.

    Eda Clawthorne Eclipse Lake - 104 Amity getting frustrated at Eda's nonchalant attitude about Luz's sickness.

    Amity and Eda do not interact much, but Amity is well aware of how eccentric Eda can be, such as in "Adventures in the Elements", when Amity notes her methods of training Luz during their time at the Knee. However, she is also aware of how skilled Eda is as well, as seen when she and her siblings allow Eda to demonstrate the sleeping spell on the slitherbeast.

    In "Understanding Willow", Eda is rather blunt when mentioning that messing with Willow's memories was irresponsible and a blatant disregard for Willow's safety, with Amity shown feeling guilty about the whole affair.

    In "Enchanting Grom Fright", after Grom escapes and starts chasing after Luz, Amity and Eda share a look, knowing that they have to protect Luz no matter what.

    In "Knock, Knock, Knockin' on Hooty's Door", upon finding out that Luz wanted to ask Amity out, Eda helps by getting an upset Hooty away long enough for the two of them to talk, showing her support for their relationship.

    In "Eclipse Lake", Amity is concerned when Eda doesn't take Luz getting sick with the Common Mold as seriously, with Eda getting annoyed at Amity's constant efforts to try and prove herself for Luz, referring to her as "Bossy Boots" or just "Boots". While searching for Eclipse Lake at the Knee, Amity seems to be indifferent to Eda and King's antics for the most part, but decides to take matters into her own hands while they are planning an overly elaborate distraction. Later, when Amity gets thrown down a ravine by a scout captain, Eda saves her by grabbing her collar, stopping her fall. After escaping, Eda also buys Amity and King time to get to Eclipse Lake by fighting the scout captain solo. After Amity is forced to hand over the portal key to Hunter, Eda heads back home with her and King, thinking the day has been a disaster; however, Amity shows her the Titan Blood on her glove, revealing that she broke the key and absorbed some of the leaked blood with her glove.

    Lilith Clawthorne Lilith and Amity S3 EP03 Lilith and Amity hugging upon seeing each other in "Watching and Dreaming", showing they have finally buried the hatchet.

    Lilith was Amity's teacher and mentor. Although she looks up to and obeys Lilith, their relationship is not that close, as they view each other as tools to obtain their own goals. When she found out that Lilith used her to cheat, Amity was shocked that she gave her an advantage in the duel against Luz without her knowledge, thus making it look like she cheated and put her future of being in the Emperor's Coven at risk. Due to this, Amity has lost her respect for Lilith.[14]

    After seeing Lilith's puppet in the archives, Amity is surprised to see her. Four years after defeating Belos, the two have mended their relationship, hugging upon seeing each other. According to Dana in a livestream, the duo are working together on the museum along with Hooty to show Flora up, who is still rivals with Lilith.

    Boscha For the Future - 3321 Boscha refusing to let Amity walk away by hugging her tight.

    Boscha is Amity's former "friend", who assisted in her bullying Luz, Gus, and Willow.

    In "Understanding Willow", it is revealed that Amity was only friends with Boscha because their parents are acquaintances, with a young Amity declaring she never liked Boscha from the start.

    In "Wing It Like Witches", she decides to cut ties with Boscha and side with Luz and Willow. Because of this, Boscha believes she has gone soft. After Amity stands with Luz and Willow against her in a grudgby game, Boscha tells her "[she's] just destroyed her social life". However, Amity rebuffs this, claiming instead that she's made it better, suggesting that she's decided she's better off with Luz and Willow and without Boscha.

    The duo did not have any other direct interactions with each other until "For the Future", when it is revealed that Boscha has become the student body president of Hexside amid the chaos, and is being advised by "Miki", who is really Kikimora in disguise. When Kikimora attempts to fire her cannon at Luz later, Amity tries to talk some sense into Boscha, telling her this is too much, even for her, but Boscha turns around and walks away. Later, when Amity and Mattholomule try to find their way out of the Detention Pit, Boscha stops them in their tracks and confronts Amity. She then kneels before Amity and begs her to come back, saying that all the others are gone, but that she and Amity can still rule Hexside together. Disgusted, Amity rejects this and walks away, but Boscha then hugs her from behind, trying to stop her from leaving. Mattholomule then distracts Boscha and runs away with Amity; Boscha manages to catch up and grabs Amity, who turns out to be Mattholomule in disguise using Illusion tricks. The real Amity then shows up behind Boscha, and tells her she cannot be who she wants to be, begging Boscha to save her teammates together instead. Boscha eventually relents, and works with others from Hexside to try and stop Kikimora.

    Skara Understanding Willow 1 Skara handing out her birthday invites to Boscha and Amity.

    Skara is another "friend" of Amity. Skara seems to be fond of Amity and is somewhat nicer than Boscha despite the feeling not being mutual. When Skara asked Amity about her history with Willow in "Understanding Willow", Amity threatened to end her friendship with both her and Boscha if they kept pressing the issue, suggesting she simply doesn't care about them. It is later revealed that, like Boscha, Skara is only friends with Amity because their parents work with each other, and Amity never really liked her from the beginning. While not explicitly shown, it could be assumed that she severed her relationship with Skara after cutting ties with Boscha, but both do not appear to be enemies. As Skara was last seen attending Luz's belated quinceañera in the epilogue, this could suggest they're all on friendly terms.

    King Eclipse Lake - 834 King rotating Amity's device 90° clockwise so that she can understand Luz's messages.

    The first time Amity met King during "Covention", she acted coldly towards him, likely because of her disdain towards Luz, who King was friends with. This is best shown when she purposefully steps on his cupcake, while playing it off as an accident. While they haven't had much interaction since then, it is possible that King had moved past it by the time Amity starts befriending Luz, as he doesn't show any signs of hostility towards her regarding the event.

    In "Eclipse Lake", King notes the change in Amity's nature compared to her first meeting with Luz when she nearly had Principal Bump dissect Luz. During the journey to Eclipse Lake, he, like Eda, is shown to be annoyed by Amity's constant attempts to prove herself to Luz. Later, when Amity is shown worrying about the messages that Luz had been sending her that day, King turns the game device on its side to show Amity that the messages aren't as threatening as she and Hunter had made them out to be. Later, upon returning to the Owl House, King becomes jealous of Amity when Luz hugs her first, calling her a swindler and a thief, but later regrets this when Luz hugs him.

    Hooty Eclipse Lake - 065 Amity giving Hooty orders to clean up the glass shards.

    Like most guests and residents of the Owl House, Amity finds Hooty annoying, going as far as threatening to destroy him if he ever talked to her again. Sure enough, Hooty disregarded the threat and Amity kept her word, prompting her to viciously beat him up badly enough to have him wear an eye patch. In "Knock, Knock, Knockin' on Hooty's Door", after Hooty kidnaps Amity and brings her to the basement of the Owl House, Amity seems to be more confused about the situation than upset with Hooty himself, as well as flustered since it's her first interaction with Luz since the kiss at Blight Manor.

    In "Eclipse Lake", they seem to be on better terms as Amity checks in on his progress on upgrading the house's defenses, while showing no signs of hostility towards him. Although the two of them are much more amicable than before, Amity is still unnerved by him, shown when she cringed upon seeing Hooty hugging Lilith shortly after their reunion.

    Hunter Hunter and Amity S2 EP09 Amity stopping Hunter from grabbing the portal key in "Eclipse Lake".

    Amity initially held Hunter with great suspicion and animosity. She first meets Hunter when she, Eda, and King travel to the Knee to find the Titan's Blood at Eclipse Lake. Upon Eda pointing out that he's the Golden Guard, Amity notes how scrawny he is, much to Hunter's annoyance. Still, she has Hunter under tied up in abomination goo and under constant surveillance while on their way to the lake, not trusting him, as well as acting hostile when Hunter starts to threaten to harm Luz the next time he sees her. When Hunter suggests that he and Amity split the Titan's Blood, Amity shoots down the idea, telling him that they aren't a team. Shortly after, when Amity gets some messages from Luz on her game device, Hunter interprets the messages to mean that if Amity doesn't return with the blood, she and Luz are through. While Amity initially rebuts the interpretation by claiming to be an "awesome girlfriend", it starts to get to her when Hunter asks if Luz herself ever actually said that, as well as when he points out that they both have a lot to prove for themselves and cannot afford to fail, because there is nothing worse than disappointing the people close to them.

    Later, when Kikimora starts to catch up to them, Hunter pleads with Amity to let him go so that he doesn't get caught. Amity reluctantly does so, but is then tripped up by Hunter, who then goes after the Titan's Blood for himself. Later, when Amity and King find Hunter at Eclipse Lake in a state of despair due to the lake being dried up, Amity tells him that he was right about them having so much in common. She grew up thinking everything was an opportunity to justify existing. But now, she has seen there are people out there who will not make oneself feel worthless, and all he has to do is let himself meet them. However, when Hunter sees the portal key around Amity's neck, he immediately tries to attack her in order to get the key, which has Titan's Blood inside of it. After an intense fight, they come to a standstill, with Hunter telling Amity that even if she escapes with the key, the Emperor's Coven still knows where to find her and Luz. Realizing that this would put Luz in danger, Amity reluctantly hands the key over to Hunter, asking that he stay away from Luz. But not before breaking the key so that she could absorb some of the blood inside with her glove. Satisfied, Hunter leaves with the key, thanking Amity for cooperating.

    In "Labyrinth Runners", while they have no direct interaction, Amity, like the other students and staff, was likely initially skeptical of Hunter being at Hexside after Adrian Graye and the Emperor's Coven came to the school in order to forcefully brand the students with coven sigils. However, after Willow vouches for him upon hearing about the breathing technique Gus taught him, Amity doesn't object to him helping to save Gus and take back the school. Later, Amity, like the others, starts to become worried when Hunter starts to tell them the truth about the Day of Unity. At this point and beyond, Amity shows no signs of hostility towards Hunter.

    In "Clouds on the Horizon", the two work alongside Luz, King, Willow, and Gus to try and warn the Blight parents about the draining spell. When 'Hunter' (really Luz in disguise) was taken by Kikimora, Amity was seen to be saddened that he was captured. She also aided Willow in her fast attempt to rescue him and even acknowledged to Alador that they will all go after him.

    In "Thanks to Them", it is implied their relationship had improved as not only did they spend months together in the human realm, but both of them acknowledge each other by their first names. Amity was also worried about Hunter's well being after Belos was done possessing him.

    Camila Noceda Thanks to Them - 380 Camila hugging Amity with Luz.

    Amity learned about Camila through Luz's occasional reminiscing of the times she and her mother shared together prior to coming to the Isles. While not knowing much about Camila, Amity recognized how much Camila meant to Luz and sought to understand more about her. In "Follies at the Coven's Day Parade", Amity asked Luz to share what happened between her and her mother. In "Reaching Out", Amity sympathized with Luz and Camila mending their relationship in a similar vein to mending her relationship with Alador. Amity has also implied that she wished to introduce herself to Camila eventually.

    In "King's Tide", Luz finally introduced Amity to Camila, with the latter taking her in along with Willow, Gus, and Hunter during their time trapped in the Human Realm following the Collector's conquest of the Isles. During this time, Amity developed a friendly relationship with Camila as she sheltered and cared for the young witches inside the Noceda residence. It was also during this time that Luz and Amity revealed their relationship to Camila, who was overjoyed and fully supportive of it, happily embracing both in a warm hug immediately after hearing the news. Like with the others and Vee, Camila serves as a mother figure for Amity, especially following her bitter disownment of her actual mother, and is forever thankful for all the kindness and care she has shown them.

    Emperor Belos Amity vs Belos (King's Tide) Amity fighting Belos in the Titan's Skull.

    Like most witches on the Boiling Isles, Amity initially held Belos in high regard in his role as emperor of the Isles, with it originally having been her goal to serve him within the ranks of the Emperor's Coven. After befriending Luz, however, Amity's admiration for Belos began to waver as she became more independent from her parents' control. During the announcement of Eda's petrification, Amity was visibly shocked by the Emperor's decree, though she was unable to do anything due to her leg injury at the time. After she and Luz started dating, Amity's respect for Belos had declined to the point where she no longer wished to join his coven, having only wanted to initially because her mother had been pressuring her into doing so. In addition, Amity also became willing to defy Belos' will by fighting against members of the Emperor's Coven, first at Eclipse Lake and later at Hexside, showing that she had come to see him as an enemy. Despite this, she remained deeply weary of Belos due to his power and authority, and was very fearful when it became apparent he was planning something sinister for the Day of Unity.

    After learning from Hunter of the Emperor's true nature as a witch hunter, along with his plans of genocide on the Day of Unity, Amity came to deeply despise Belos and was determined to defeat him. This led to her joining the resistance's efforts to thwart his plans, with Amity twice fighting alongside her friends against Belos, first in the Titan's Skull and months later in the Human Realm, though Belos was able to overpower them in both encounters. Despite this, Amity remained undeterred in her determination to defeat Belos and joined her friends in following him back to the Demon Realm to stop him once and for all, and visibly disgusted when Belos tried to bring Amity and the rest of her friends against Luz by telling them how she naively helped him achieve power. Though she did not participate in the final battle against him, Amity was relieved when Belos was finally defeated, and celebrated alongside her friends following the battle.

    The Collector Watching and Dreaming - 4248 Amity compassionately offering her hand in assistance to the Collector.

    Amity first encountered the Collector on the Day of Unity while she and her friends were fighting Emperor Belos. Though the Collector saved them from being finished off by Belos, Amity deeply feared their godlike powers and seemingly malevolent nature, and came to regard them as an extremely dangerous enemy after they took control of the Isles and forced her and her friends to flee to the Human Realm. Following this, Amity became determined to end the threat that he posed and liberate the Isles from his control, joining her friends in attempting to defeat him and Belos upon their return to the Demon Realm, though this lead to them being easily captured and turned into puppets by the Collector when they tried to confront him. During this time, Amity was controlled by the Collector into tormenting and attacking Luz in the nightmare vision that he had placed her in, though she was eventually able to break free and restore herself along with the others.

    Despite this cruel act, as well as all the harm they caused to both her home and loved ones, Amity's opinion of the Collector changed during the final battle against Belos. When the Archives start to collapse after Belos possessed the Titan's corpse, she is pleasantly surprised when she spots the Collector helping them and keeping the building from falling. Following Belos' defeat, Amity was the first among the group after Luz to show the Collector compassion and forgiveness when she offered the child assistance after he had collapsed from exhaustion, which left them deeply touched. Since then, Amity and the Collector have become good friends with each other. In line with her fondness for children, Amity has been shown to be doting towards the star child, treating him with compassion and patience, as shown during their conversation at the Owl House, with the Collector proudly showing off François to her shortly after King had gifted it to him. Over the next four years, the two remain on good terms, with Amity being among those watching the Collector's light show in celebration at Luz's belated quinceañera.

    Vee — This section is currently incomplete. — More details can be added to expand it. Please help The Owl House Wiki by making this section longer. Amity met Vee when she, Luz, Willow, Gus, and Hunter were sent to the Human Realm through the portal after King sent them there in order to protect them from the Collector. During her time in the Human Realm, Amity hung out and spent time together with Vee along with the rest of the group. Later, Amity saved Vee from a Belos-posessed Hunter.

    Powers and abilities Amity creating an Abomination. Amity creating an Abomination. 1/10 Magic: Amity is highly skilled in magic and is recognized as being top of her class. Like all witches, her magic comes from a sac of magic bile attached to her heart. Abomination Magic: Amity is on the abomination track at Hexside where she has demonstrated high-level skills in the creation and control of abominations. In "Wing It Like Witches", Amity can cause giant hands made from Abomination clay to sprout from the ground and do her bidding. Abomination Construct: Amity can shape abomination goo into any form she desires, such as a skateboard, fist gauntlet, or a rope. Fire Magic: As of "Adventures in the Elements", Amity has learned to generate fireballs after training on the Knee. Initially, she needed a training wand to create fireballs but she has since learned to cast the spell on her own. Disintegration Spell: Amity uses her magic to rip her drawing with Malingale into shreds in "Adventures in the Elements". Barrier Cage: Amity can create a tall, circular cage that causes mild pain when touched. Mystical projection: As shown in "Enchanting Grom Fright", Amity can use magic to display images and historic events. The events shown will be presented in a style similar to medieval artwork. Plant Magic: As shown in a flashback in "Wing It Like Witches", Amity can create the "Thorn Vault", a plant spell from the Azura book turned movie: The Field of Deadly Fates. Disguised Voice: In "Reaching Out", it is shown that Amity can use her magic to disguise her voice to sound like her father's. However, her voice can still be heard underneath. Earth Magic: When stranded in the Human Realm, Amity is shown utilizing earth—particularly mud—in place of Abomination goo. Glyph Magic: While on Earth, Amity learned how to draw glyphs from Luz with little success and used them before then. Invisibility: After learning Luz lied about messing with her Abomiton chaperone in "Reaching Out", Amity takes an invisibility glyph from Luz and runs away. Plant Glyph: Also in "Reaching Out", Amity tried to create a flower with a vine glyph, but failed to draw it properly. In "Watching and Dreaming", she used the glyph multiple times to save Cat and to hold the Archive House together. Grudgby: "Wing It Like Witches" reveals that Amity used to be the captain of Hexside's grudgby team. Drawing: Amity tends to do secret drawings and conceals them in books, such as drawing herself with a Good Witch Azura character and a cartoon of herself in "Adventures in the Elements". Dancing: While fighting Grom, Amity successfully performs a perfectly choreographed dance routine with Luz, additionally demonstrating a very strong capacity to improvise as this was not something that she had likely rehearsed before. Baking: It is implied Amity knows how to bake, as evidenced by her gifting Luz a homemade fairy pie in "Escaping Expulsion". Skateboarding: As shown in "Follies at the Coven Day Parade", Amity demonstrates proficiency in using a skateboard made from Abomination goo as a getaway device. Engineering: After Belos is defeated, Amity becomes proficient in Abomination engineering.

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    Keys: The Horde · Secondary: Groups that you have destroy.

    The Horde, also known as the Evil Horde, was an oppressive intergalactic empire founded/ruled by Horde Prime, which has conquered the vast majority of the known universe. It is the main antagonist faction of She-Ra and the Princesses of Power. A division of the Horde led by Hordak ruled in Etheria from the Fright Zone and was fighting The Rebellion to remain in control of the planet. Its goal was to open a portal from Despondos to the known universe and let the rest of the Horde into Despondos. In Season Four, after Etheria is brought back to its original dimension as a consequence of Glimmer's recklessness, the Horde Armada arrives, replacing Hordak's all but destroyed army of Horde Soldiers. The Horde was ultimately defeated by Adora, the current She-Ra when she used the failsafe to free the magic stored inside the Heart of Etheria and destroyed the evil empire and its leader.

    The main villains in Season 2-4 Alignment Evil Enemies The Rebellion Base of Operations Horde Prime's Ship (destroyed) Fright Zone (On Etheria; formally) Leader(s) Horde Prime (emperor; deceased); Hordak (former commander on Etheria); Shadow Weaver (former second-in-command; deceased); Catra (former second-in-command)

    Members Information about Horde soldiers can be found here.

    Leadership Name Image Position Status Horde Prime Former emperor of the universe. Deceased Hordak Former leader on Etheria; former general of Horde Prime Alive; Reconditioned; Defected Shadow Weaver Former second-in-command. Deceased; Defected Catra Former second-in-command in Etheria; a former agent of Horde Prime; former Force Captain.

    Officers Name Image Position Status Adora Former Force Captain Alive; Defected Scorpia Former Force Captain Alive; Defected Grizzlor Former Force Captain Unknown, likely deceased Octavia Former Force Captain Unknown, likely deceased Cobalt Former Commander, training instructor Unknown, likely deceased

    gents/Soldiers Name Image Position Status Double Trouble Former spy. Alive; Betrayed Lonnie Former soldier. Alive; Defected Kyle Former soldier. Alive; Defected Rogelio Former soldier. Alive; Defected Huntara Former soldier. Alive; Defected. Horned Goon Girl Former soldier. Unknown, likely deceased. Four-Armed Lizard Girl Former soldier. Unknown, likely deceased. Wrong Hordak Former clone soldier of Horde Prime Alive; defected Horde Soldiers Working with the Horde. Alive; defected

    Others Name Image Position Status Imp Lord Hordak's companion and informant. Alive; Defected Entrapta Former technician. Alive; banished to Beast Island Emily Former Entrapta's Companion Active; Defected. Plot Past The Horde was founded by Horde Prime at some point in the ancient past, though its exact origins remain somewhat mysterious. Using an armada of spaceships, the Horde traveled through space conquering world after world and expanding their empire. Their greatest rival was the First Ones, whom the Horde wiped out.

    Hordak's exile and conquest Horde Prime casting Hordak aside Horde Prime casting Hordak aside.

    Horde Prime used clones of himself as soldiers in his armada. A clone who was Horde Prime's greatest general was declared defective by Horde Prime so the clone was sent on a suicide mission.

    During this mission, the clone fell through a portal and crashed on Etheria. With nothing but his broken ship, he built his own division of the Horde. He planned to eventually build a portal so he could bring the rest of the Horde forces to the planet so they could conquer it and prove that Horde Prime was wrong about him. At some point, the clone gave himself a name: Hordak.

    Hordak has been on Etheria for an unknown period of time. During this time, his division of the Horde has succeeded in conquering much of the planet. In order to defeat the Horde, a group of kingdoms and their leaders came together to form the First Princess Alliance, but this alliance was ultimately unsuccessful and after a major defeat it disbanded.

    Season One The Horde lost Adora, a promising recruit and force captain, who defected to The Rebellion. The Horde attacked Thaymor and was driven off by She-Ra and company. They then tried to drive out the Plumerians by poisoning their land but were defeated again by She-Ra. They successfully kidnapped Bow and Glimmer from Princess Prom and negotiated a prisoner swap with Queen Angella, but that plan failed due to the intervention of the Princess Alliance. They nearly destroyed the Whispering Woods by using the Black Garnet's connection to the planet and attacked Bright Moon but were barely repelled by the entire Rebellion. This left many Allied places unguarded and the Horde used the opportunity to take several strategic targets such as the fort they held in Season Two episode "Roll With It".

    Season Two Using the stolen Data Crystal the Horde empowered their weapons and tech, creating new more powerful bots that they used to swarm the Whispering Woods. The Horde lost control over a fort when the Princess Alliance overwhelmed them. Catra, Entrapta, and Scorpia secured a lot of First Ones' tech from the Northern Reach. Shadow Weaver escaped from the Fright Zone and traveled to Bright Moon.

    Season Three Hordak sent Scorpia and Catra on a mission to the Crimson Waste to look for more First Ones' tech. Entrapta used the First Ones' tech from the Northern Reach to power and enhance Hordak's portal machine. Catra successfully opened the portal, almost erasing all of reality but was stopped by She-Ra.

    Season Four Horde Prime with Glimmer and Catra Horde Prime being courteous with his "guests".

    The Horde managed to increase their number of victories thanks to Double Trouble acting as a spy that infiltrated The Rebellion, but after the Heart of Etheria supercharged the princesses most of Hordak's forces were defeated. Then, Horde Prime finally came to Etheria. Hordak's memories and personality were erased and were taken away by his fellow clones, while Catra and Glimmer are trapped on Horde Prime's ship and Horde Prime decided to use the power of the heart for himself, showing that the real battle had just begun.

    Season Five The Horde of Etheria's fate is unknown, with it heavily implied that all assets of Hordak's division was subsumed into Horde Prime's forces, with an occupational force stationed within the Fright Zone. Horde Prime would replace Hordak as the primary antagonist of the alliance, occupying towns and invading with overwhelming numbers. When Adora and her friends snuck aboard the Velvet Glove to rescue Catra, Horde Prime revealed his motive of implanting chips on disidents, to ensure they would be encorperated into his hive mind. This became very detrimental to the alliance when members of the rebellion were chipped.

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    Keys: Horde Prime. · Secondary: Villains that you had slayed.

    Horde Prime, also known as "Prime", is the main antagonist of She-Ra and the Princesses of Power. He serves as the overarching antagonist of the first, second, third, and fourth seasons and the main antagonist of the fifth and final season. He was the progenitor, creator and absolute ruler of the Horde, as well as Hordak's genetic template, and emperor of the known universe. In the series finale, he is destroyed by She-Ra after she frees the magic stored by the Heart of Etheria.

    Nicknames (aka) Emperor Emperor of the Galactic Horde[1] Brother (Hordak) Lord Prime Prime The Emperor of the Known Universe Ruler of the known universe, regent of the seven skies (by a clone)[1] Skills Mind Control Technopathy Master Strategist Occupation Emperor of the Known Universe Gender Male Birthday Unknown Relative(s) Clone Army (genetic copies addressed to as "brothers") Hordak (flawed clone/"brother") Wrong Hordak Residence The Velvet Glove Special Features Four Eyes Metallic Hair Stats Rank Galactic Emperor/Warlord Team The Horde Allegiance The Horde Affiliation Himself, his clones Enemies First Ones Adora The Rebellion Catra Melog Status Deceased

    Personality Horde Prime is a cold, self-centered, controlling megalomaniac. His main motivation is to "bring light" to the universe by bringing it under his control, and he has no problem gloating about it. He is much less temperamental than his clone Hordak. However, he still has a temper. Hordak was "reconditioned" after Horde Prime rebuked him for his belief that the two could stand as equals. He is also enthusiastic about becoming more powerful, as seen when Catra told him that the entire planet of Etheria was a weapon.

    His first major appearance paints him as a narcissistic and egotist, with a genuinely sincere messianic complex. He demonstrates this by telling Glimmer that "all creatures, no matter how small, have a place in service of Horde Prime," a way of saying they matter, but are less than him. Later, he says that he does not enjoy destruction, but that 'weeds must be burned for new life to flourish' as if his actions are helping the universe. He does, though, show a form of politeness, as he addresses Glimmer as royalty, and politely bows before her. However, in no way does he do anything to mask his cruelty, parading a brainwashed Catra before Adora, calling the young girl his "child", but mere minutes later showing no hesitating to have her commit suicide. He cares about his image, calling Hordak's efforts to make an empire in his name a "botched conquest," and saying that word must not spread of it. To start with that, he implies that he would kill Glimmer, but is stopped by Catra telling him of Etheria's true nature. Despite this outwardly gentlemanly nature, he has a noted habit of placing his hand on Glimmer's shoulder and pushing her around.

    Horde Prime seems to be a sadist and possesses a sense of superiority grandeur over others. When he invites Catra and Glimmer to dine with him, he boasts about how the dish is a delicacy from a planet many light years away... which he destroyed. He also seems to show a great deal of pleasure in showing Glimmer images of her friends struggling in battle, and later reveals to Catra that her plan to uphold her usefulness was an utter waste. Further, when Adora and co. apprehend a Horde Clone, it goes off on a tangent about how great Prime is by listing off many increasingly grand titles. Finally, Prime likes to keep trophies of the planets he's conquered.

    Horde Prime has something of a god complex claiming, "Prime sees all, Prime knows all." He has declared this on many occasions.

    Appearance Like his clone and Hordak, Horde Prime has blue-gray skin, long bat-like ears, and a white face resembling a skull. Unlike Hordak, however, his body appears healthier and well-built, with no evidence of dark scarring or deterioration, a well-toned muscular form, and very broad shoulders. He has white hair and four fluorescent neon green eyes: one on either side of his nose where most people would expect them, and two smaller ones above and below his primary right eye. The interior of his mouth is noticeably green, with his teeth being neon-green, unlike Hordak's red teeth (prior to his "reconditioning"). Unlike Hordak and the other clones, among his hair, he has metallic tendrils in a dreadlock hairstyle. Those are prehensile and can be used as tools. In terms of wardrobe, Horde Prime wears a white-and-gray sleeveless robe with an exposed chest, dark gray narrow pants, and shoes with metal soles and toe caps. He has articulated metal claws on each index finger that can show computer images. The dark gray pattern around his chest resembles the center of the Horde symbol.

    When She-Ra releases Hordak from Horde Prime's parasitic consciousness, what emerges is a black blob-like form with seven green eyes, which quickly disintegrates.

    Powers and Abilities Powers Hive Mind Mind Reading and Control: He was able to tap into Hordak's mind. It is revealed he can read and control the mind of anyone connected to his hive mind, whether one of his clones or someone that has a Horde Chip implanted on their necks. Consciousness Transference: He can transfer his consciousness to another body. This is how he has survived for centuries. Prehensile Hair: Horde Prime's metallic tendrils in his hair are prehensile, and can be used to "recondition" clones. Technopathy: Prime's hair-like tendrils also let him connect to and control his machines. Enhanced Strength: Although he never personally engages another being in physical combat, Horde Prime is very strong, being able to effortlessly lift a fully armored Hordak off the ground with just one hand. Abilities Galactic Dominion: As emperor of the Horde, Horde Prime has complete authority over the Galactic Empire. Manipulation: This ability stems largely from Horde Prime's skill of intimidation. He uses others' fear of him and what he will do to their loved ones to control them, a possible reason why he has reigned for so long. Analysis: Prime is very good at analyzing other people's weaknesses and facial expressions. Intimidation: Being an old, experienced ruler of a galactic dominion, intimidation of people below him comes easily. He seems to enjoy this ability and constantly exploits it to manipulate anyone who dares to go against him. Weaknesses Magic: When Adora and her friends visited the planet Krytis, they discover that Horde Prime is vulnerable to magic because he doesn't understand it and has no means of controlling it. In keeping with this, it is the power of She-Ra, "A being of pure magic," that leads to his destruction. Arrogance: Horde Prime's massive ego and countless victories over the eons have made him overly confident in his abilities and experience, which ultimately leads to his downfall as he underestimates his opponents. Relationships Hordak “ "You have given yourself a name. You tried to create an empire of your own. There was even a time you wished I would not come for you, is that so? [...] You have forgotten who you are. You truly think you are worthy to stand beside me, could be equal to me? I made you in my image, but you have become an abomination! And so, you must be reborn! — Horde Prime before he erases Hordak's mind ” She-Ra-and-the-Princesses-of-power-season-5-Netflix-Horde-Prime Horde Prime shows revulsion at how Hordak has changed during his absence.

    Hordak is one of his many clones and, at one time, his greatest general, but he was "defective," so he sent him to a suicide mission and cast him aside. Hordak yearned to please Prime and prove his worth, so he spent years trying to conquer Etheria to show Horde Prime what he is capable of, that he was not a defect. After briefly opening a portal, Hordak was able to successfully send a distress signal to the emperor of the Horde. When Prime arrived in Etheria, he transported Hordak to his ship and then peered into his mind. Then Prime showed disgust towards his "little brother" for giving himself a name and thinking he could stand by Prime's side; he then wiped Hordak's mind clean and had some of his other clones take him away to be "reconditioned." However, Hordak slowly regained his memories and when he was ordered to eliminate Entrapta. Hordak broke free of his programming; realizing he became his own person and rebelled against Prime.

    Glimmer “ Enjoyable, yes? It's a delicacy from a distant world light-years from here. It was very much like Etheria. This dish is extremely rare, as that world no longer exists. Seconds? — Horde Prime with Glimmer at dinner ” When he first met Queen Glimmer, he apologized for Hordak's actions calling them an embarrassment, but he wanted to make sure that this "mess" would be wiped away; however, he spared her when he learned from Catra that she was a part of the Heart of Etheria. Prime then thanked Glimmer for her "allegiance," implying she has no choice in the matter.

    Catra “ I have made her anew. I saw her mind; so ensnared in grief and rage and pain, and I brought her to the light. Isn't that right, little sister? — Horde Prime after chipping Catra ” Capture gs Horde Prime about to sic an enslaved Catra on Adora.

    Catra is the one who convinced Horde Prime not to destroy Etheria by telling him about the ancient super weapon at the planet's core. To that end, Horde Prime accepts Catra's offer to serve him for that purpose. She stays on the flagship and talks to Glimmer while she's imprisoned there. When she betrayed Prime and helped Glimmer escape his ship, he decided to "bring her into the light" by implanting a special chip into her nervous system, connecting her to his hive mind, and then make her attack Adora after she came to save her.

    During the final battle, he said it was a shame to kill his "little sister" and that he had high hopes for her.

    Adora “ Goodbye, my oldest enemy. — Horde Prime bids Adora farewell ” HP showing disdain for Adora's people S5E05 She-Ra Horde Prime showing disdain for Adora's people.

    Horde Prime only spared Adora because Glimmer told him about She-Ra's connection to the Heart of Etheria. When they met for the first time, he saw through her bluff about using the Heart because she would not risk Catra's life and when she claimed he did not know her, he revealed that he knew much about her including that her ancestors were the First Ones as well as reveal that they were once his greatest enemies. Prime then revealed that he turned Catra into his puppet and used her as a bargaining chip to bring out She-Ra and then made Catra fight her. When Adora was finally able to transform into She-Ra, she saved Catra, damaged his ship, and managed to escape Prime's clutches. An enraged Horde Prime enslaved the minds of countless Etherians with his horde chips, including many of her friends and allies, as an act of revenge. When the Horde began losing its grip on other worlds because of She-Ra's influence, Prime had to look for an alternative way to activate the Heart. When he met her in the Fright Zone, Horde Prime could not help but boast that thanks to Hordak's research, he no longer needed She-Ra to activate the super weapon he sought, so nothing was keeping him from killing Adora while saying that her need to save her friends made her weak. During the final battle, he hacked into the very planet and attacked her with an ancient security system left behind by her people, infecting her with his virus to prevent her from transforming. However, Adora and Catra's love for each other proved to be more powerful than his hatred and megalomania as Adora was able to transform She-Ra and use the failsafe to free the magic inside the Heart of Etheria. When Horde Prime vowed, he would "rise again," Adora corrected him by destroying him, putting an end to his evil reign once and for all.

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    Plot Past Many centuries ago, Horde Prime created an army of clones of himself and used them to conquer vast quantities of the known universe, and founded an empire built on his likeness. He has survived by moving his consciousness from one clone body to another, so his reign lasted for centuries. At some point, he encountered the First Ones and destroyed their empire. One of his clones would later become known as Hordak. At some point, Hordak was his greatest general, but he cast Hordak aside due to him being deemed defective by Horde Prime. After this happened, Hordak fell through a portal and landed on Etheria, where he starts building an empire to prove his worth to Horde Prime.

    Horde Prime also attacked the planet Krytis, destroying much on it, but the magic was too wild for him to use or defend against, so he left and tried erasing his failure.

    Season Three Contacting Horde Prime is the primary aim of Lord Hordak's efforts, to create a portal into the rest of the universe so that Horde Prime's armies can enter Etheria and finish conquering it. This forms the basis of the conflict in Season Three, as Adora attempts to prevent this from happening while Catra attempts to hasten it. Catra does successfully open a portal using Adora's Sword of Protection as a key. Still, it warps reality and forces Adora to resolve the instabilities to preserve the universe and stabilize the portal.

    Once stabilized, the portal is open only for a short time before Adora closes it, but it was long enough for Hordak to send out a distress signal to Horde Prime. In a massive command center, Horde Prime becomes aware of Hordak's position.

    Season Four Horde Prime 456 Catra tells him about the weapon Horde Prime learns of the Heart's existence.

    Horde Prime's fleet arrives on Etheria, and Hordak, Glimmer, and Catra are teleported to his ship. He is amused to see his "brother" who he thought had perished long ago, and then begins talking about mysterious readings emitting from the planet below them. After he reads Hordak's mind, Hordak is subdued and taken away to be "reconditioned" because Horde Prime sees his clone as an "abomination". At the same time, Catra convinces Horde Prime to spare Etheria by presenting it as a super weapon. He then welcomes Glimmer, saying that her home world will become the "jewel" of his empire.

    Season Five She Ra S5 Horde Prime as Dinner Host Horde Prime as dinner host.

    Horde Prime imprisons Queen Glimmer in a comfortable holding cell while letting Catra wander about the space station under close surveillance. During the start of his invasion of Etheria, one of his robots catches footage of Adora and he takes an interest in her. After going over Hordak's memories, Prime asks Catra to pledge loyalty to him, which she does. He later hosts a dinner with Catra and Glimmer and discusses his plans to conquer Etheria, while showing images of his attack on the planet. He agrees to spare Adora's life when Glimmer points out that he needed all the Princesses, including She-Ra, to activate the Heart of Etheria. After dinner he notes Catra's distress and how it shows she cares about Adora and points it out to her, saying that Etherians are weak because of their close connection to each other.

    “ Rejoice Etheria, for Prime has come to you. Do not fear, for you have been given the opportunity to share in a world soon to be made in my image. But first you must prove yourselves worthy. Your leader, your She-Ra, she would see you suffer in darkness for her sake. Cast aside this false hero and deliver her to me. Prime sees all, Prime knows all. They will not escape my judgment. — Horde Prime, in his broadcast to Etheria ” S5 Horde Prime Broadcasting Hologram Spire Horde Prime broadcasts to all of Etheria.

    A Horde Prime hologram addresses all the people of Etheria, demanding that they turn She-Ra over to him or suffer the consequences. On Horde Prime's space station, Catra is caught near Glimmer's cell by a clone, who chastises her. Horde Prime senses this and possesses the clone, using his body to remind Catra that he is in charge. Once un-possessed, the clone opens Glimmer's cell and escorts the Queen to Prime's trophy room. There, Prime brags about destroying countless worlds to create his twisted sense of order. Glimmer desperately explains that activating the Heart of Etheria would destroy "everything." But Prime is pleased by this; he likes the idea of destroying the universe to eliminate pain and war so that there could be a new beginning for the universe. He offers to spare Micah if Glimmer would deliver She-Ra to him. Glimmer rejects his offer emphatically, smashing one of his prized trophies. He then sends reinforcements to Etheria.

    “ Behold the purest among you, one to be honored — Horde Prime after "reconditioning" Hordak ” Horde Prime summons his then lackey Catra to his throne room to ask her about an ancient ship that he discovered leaving Etheria. He tasks Catra with questioning Glimmer about the ship and reporting back to him the information. When she says that won't work, Prime calls Hordak forward and demonstrates the reconditioning ceremony on him. He then tells Catra to get the information from Glimmer. Prime uses the information Catra gives him to locate Mara's ship and Adora and after this, he praises her, telling Catra she will be exulted above the percieved lesser beings of her world, which, when Catra fails to answer, he asks is still what she wants. Though Catra claims he is correct, she then frees Glimmer, despite knowing she was probably risking death by doing so, wanting to do one good act with her life. Despite the interference of several clones, who eventually subdue her, Catra is able to send Glimmer to safety. Prime has Catra bound and brought before him, where he accuses her of treason, pointing out to her that, in the wake of Glimmer's escape, the enemy vessel he had detected changed its course. Nevertheless, Prime is determined to capture She-Ra and Glimmer and proclaims that She-Ra won't be able to hide from him forever. He then expresses disappointment towards Catra for her betrayal. Catra responds by mocking him, repeating his previous statement about how she's emotional, and confidently states that it doesn't matter what Prime does to her since Adora and Glimmer are now forever out of his reach. Undeterred, Horde Prime tells Catra that she is wrong and ominously states that he still has a use for her.

    Horde Prime chrage s5e5 Horde Prime rejuvenating himself.

    When the captured Adora enters Prime's throne room, he reveals that he implanted a Horde Chip into Catra and enslaved her mind through the same ritual he had sentenced Hordak to. He leaves the two women, and they begin to fight, during which Prime repeatedly taunts Adora through Catra, using her as his mouthpiece and suggesting he use her as his next host. Prime's connection to Catra is severed during the fight, but not before he makes her fall off the platform she was on. Surrounded by clones, Adora summons her true She-Ra form and defeated them all with ease. Seeing this from a video feed, Horde Prime becomes angered by the turn of events. She-Ra scoops up her friend and finds her way to the others with Catra still unconscious. They board Darla and escape.

    After that incident, he decides to make Adora hurt by chipping as many Etherians as possible. Before Entrapta removes Catra's chip, Catra is able to use it to connect with Horde Prime's hive mind and learn of this plan. Before long, most of the Rebellion is chipped and under Prime's control, including some of their most powerful members: Spinnerella, Mermista, Scorpia, and King Micah, thus multiplying Prime's ability to exert force in maintaining his control of Etheria.

    Horde Prime also sets up a blockade around Etheria, but Melog enables Adora and the others to get through on Darla.

    HP old and new S5E9 She-Ra Horde Prime looks through the memories of his former self.

    When a dozen planets occupied by the Horde are revolting, "In the name of She-Ra," he becomes more determined than ever to use the power of the Heart to bring "peace" to all the universe. He realizes that he heard the name Etheria once long ago, so he accesses the memories of a previous vessel, but finds that the First Ones took their secrets with them when they were wiped out, so he has to look for other ways to access the super weapon.

    Horde Prime S5E10 Don't need you anymore Horde Prime bragging that he doesn't need She-Ra anymore.

    Eventually, Horde Prime appears before Adora again in the Fright Zone, where he reveals he had viewed Hordak's research and found a way to activate the Heart of Etheria without She-Ra. He tells Scorpia to kill Adora and Perfuma, but she is able to resist and intentionally miss them before Glimmer teleports them away. Prime is confused that Scorpia didn't do what he told her to.

    Horde Prime begins the process of awakening the Heart of Etheria, and beams Entrapta to his ship just as she was about to deactivate his chips. When She-Ra is on her way to the Heart of Etheria to destroy it, Horde Prime sends a monster created by the First Ones for security reasons after her, forcing Shadow Weaver to self destruct to destroy it.

    Horde Prime Demise The demise of Horde Prime.

    Bow is able to deactivate Horde Prime's chips with Entrapta's program, releasing everyone from his control, then uses his holograms to tell everyone to fight against him. Meanwhile, Horde Prime orders Hordak to kill Entrapta, but Hordak resists Prime's control through his friendship and love for Entrapta and sends Prime falling into a pit. Prime survives by possessing Hordak immediately after and intends to unleash the Heart's full power even if it means destroying himself as well. Luckily, as soon as the Heart of Etheria awakens, She-Ra is able to destroy it, absorbing its power, which she uses to defeat the Horde. Even with his army defeated, Horde Prime says he will return, but She-Ra exorcises him from Hordak and destroys him for good, ending his once-mighty evil empire forever and restoring peace to the universe.

    Quotes "You miscalculated. I see all. I know all. You thought yourself worthy to challenge me, but you are nothing but a false hero, the last of the First Ones to fall at my hands."- to Adora, Save the Cat

    "Rejoice, Etheria, for Prime has come to you."- Launch

    "There is no darkness that my light cannot pierce, no distance that my hand cannot reach." - Corridors

    "I am old, far older than you can imagine. My brothers lend me their life force, and when one vessel fails me, I simply elect another. Thus, Prime has reigned eternal through the centuries."- Save the Cat

    "Put an end to this MOCKERY! DESTROY THEM ALL!"- Heart Part 2

15. #15Black Hatconstantselective

    Keys: Black Hat. · Secondary: Villains that you had slayed.

    Black Hat is the overarching protagonist of Villainous. A retired villain, he currently entertains himself by managing a company, Black Hat Organization, which sells products and services to other villains in exchange for money and/or souls. Many people don't seem to know of his existence, associating the name 'Black Hat' with the company only.

    Background information First episode "Villainous Festivities" (webisode) "The Perception of Evil" (series) Latest episode "The Heedeous Heart" Voiced by Alan Ituriel (both English and Latin American Spanish) Alfredo Rollo (Phase One), Leandro Loureiro (main series) (Brazilian Portuguese) Character information Aliases Master Black Hat, Boss (by Dr. Flug and Demencia) Papa (By 505, before he took away his voice) El Charro Negro Jefecito Dr. Flug

    Species Demon Gender Male Height About 1.9 meters (6.25 feet) (2.03 meters (≈6.66 feet) (including tophat)[1]) Relationships Dr. Flug (subordinate and right-hand-man)[2] 5.0.5. (enemy, employee) Demencia (subordinate) Little Jack (pet)[3]

    History Background Black Hat's existence is a mystery to Earth. It's unknown where he is from or how he was born.

    Apparently, he is very old if judging by portraits and things in his mansion from ancient times of our era to the present. As evidenced by the fact that it was he who arranged the volcanic eruption in Pompeii and destroyed it.

    The clothes he wears and his mansion are reminiscent of old English culture, including architecture, furniture and paintings. Dr. Flug suggests in his logbook that this era may be nostalgic to him.

    At some point he started Black Hat Organization, as well as schools and camps for villains under his name.

    Before Dr. Flug, he had a previous mad scientist that he vomited on and presumably killed.

    Characteristics Physical description Tumblr dacc46d75173a9750c33b5af95b7a821 a3068855 1280 The model sheet of Black Hat used in Season 1 and onwards.

    VILLAINOUSSWEEP!!!!!!!!!!!!! Black Hat wears a black top hat with a red band as well as a rimless monocle on his left eye. He has dark grey skin, cyan fangs, and a forked tongue. He was also wearing a black trench coat with inner red lining, a light grey waistcoat, dark grey pants, a red dress shirt and a black tie. He has dark grey gloves, and occasionally summons a black walking stick that he forms from his shadow. His shoes are black with white spats.

    A dapper looking cartoon character in a top hat with a question mark and a tuxedo. He has two big round and yellow eyes, his right eye having a monocle. He has a curled, white smile in contrast to his dark gray skin. He has white gloves and is showing the palms of his hands to the viewer. In the top left, "Mr. Question Mark" is written and in the top right is a scribble with a white question mark erased from it. The earliest known drawing of Black Hat, while he was called "Mr. ?".

    Earlier revisions of Black Hat are similar yet have small differences. Before the revisions for Season 1, he had less vibrant colors; the most notable being that his teeth were a soft green instead of cyan. In the Webisodes, he had smaller proportions and a white question mark symbol on his top hat. Even older variations of Black Hat were uploaded by a teenage Alan Ituriel onto DeviantArt, usually having a yellow monocle on the right eye, and his name seemed to be "Mr. ?".

    Personality Black Hat is an enigmatic, sinister and very sadistic manipulative individual. Who takes pleasure in pure evil, Whose helping the villains defeat the heroes. However Black Hat also hates Abusoluta heroes, and if angry enough he does not hesitate to rage and torture. and gets very angry when any villain is defeated by heroes, usually torturing these villains in addition to being irritated by Dr. Flug's failed experiments Beyond Kindness.

    Additionally, when Black Hat becomes sadistic or cruel, his sialorrhea from his mouth and display appears to become true transformation Scary and Intimidating when Black Hat becomes fully sadistic and cruel.

    Powers and Abilities Shapeshifting: Black Hat, on various occasions, changes his appearance in order to fool or torment others. The most notable example of this being when he changed himself into a perfect replica of 5.0.5. in order to terrify Demencia in "Wearing Evil". Size Manipulation: Likely as another form of his shapeshifting, Black Hat can change the size of his body to that of a giant, been shown using this ability in "Sculpting Evil", "The Dreadful Dawn" and in one of the Villainous Comics. Black Magic: As seen in "Ice Cream of Fear", he has some sort of proficiency in black magic, as he is able to bring back 5.0.5.'s ice cream to a seemingly normal state, while also giving it demonic qualities. Laser Vision: In "Bad Security", Black Hat killed a blue jay by shooting deadly lasers out of his eyes. He also uses this ability to zap Dr. Flug in "The Lost Cases of Townsville". Charisma/Manipulation: Black Hat, as a salesman, uses various forms of charisma and manipulation to convince other villains to buy his inventions. Portal Creation: As shown in "Squeak" and "Villainy In Monte Macabre", Black Hat is be able to open portals to alternate dimensions with his claws. Instrumentalism: As seen in "The Note of Destruction", Black Hat appears to be proficient in playing piano/organ. Singing: He has the ability to proficiently sing. He also tends to make people go insane with his singing.[4] Fire Manipulation: Black Hat is able to manifest flames at will, incinerating one of Flug's airplane miniatures that he caught on his hand (in one of the Villainous Comics). During a fit of rage, he summoned red pillars of fire (and set his eyebrows ablaze as well) in "The Lost Cases of Boxmore". Shadow Manipulation: As shown in "The Lost Cases of Elmore", Black Hat can teleport via his shadow. He also can transform his shadow into a cane. Telekinesis: In the same episode, Black Hat is shown to have the ability to choke people by simply using his mind. He does this to Dr. Flug as a warning for him not to boast about himself. Weather Manipulation: In "Villainy In Monte Macabre", Black Hat summoned a thunderstorm in anticipation for his arrival. Teleportation: Black Hat can teleport himself and others in various ways, be it a lightning strike or engulfing his surroundings in darkness. Technopathy: Black Hat can tamper with electronic devices at will, as depicted when a citizen who got in his manor by mistake attempted to take a picture of him. He can also interact with the digital world, as he forcefully stuffed said citizen in there through his own cell phone, as well as crawling out of 5.0.5.'s computer after jumpscaring him. Fiction Manipulation: He can warp any piece of media to his liking, seeing as when he set the Weeweenies on fire and merged a man and his horse together (inside a soap opera), leaving a black rose for a dame. Enhanced Senses: Black Hat seems to be able to sense when someone addresses him directly, as he was shown hissing in the general direction of Demencia when she called him from as far as the upper atmosphere. Transmutation: He's able to turn into dark mist and a mass of worms. Summoning: Black Hat can summon people at will to his presence, often in painful and disturbing ways, as well as send them away. He's also able to summon a hellish steed for him to ride on. Ghost Sealing: Black Hat is able to force ghosts to possess inanimate objects, exploiting this as a service to be provided by this organization. Corrupting aura: People who stay in his presence long enough are driven to madness, and become his devout followers. It's unknown if this is a passive ability or if he chooses to do it. Interdimensional Travel: He's able to travel to other universes with no assistance. Resistance to Toxins and Acid: In one of the Villainous Comics, Black Hat drank by mistake the most corrosive and toxic component ever created, that Flug left in his cup; he spat it out on 5.0.5.'s face, deeming it too sweet for his taste. Fourth Wall Awareness. Weaknesses At the moment, little is known about his weaknesses.

16. #16Dragonoid servantsconstantselective

    Keys: Dragonoid servants. · Secondary: foot soldier, army.

    The Dragonoid servants are created and mass produced using draconic magic Dragonoid servants are your foot soldiers and your servants at your castle fortress in your dimension.

    Overall Appearance: A humanoid creature that has reptilian features. It is standing upright with a confident posture against a plain black background. The creature is muscular and appears to be a formidable figure.

    Color Palette: The primary color is a vibrant red, which covers most of the body. Contrasting this, there are areas of bright yellow highlighting parts of the head, stomach, and tail. The eyes are green, and the claws are white, adding to the creature's menacing look.

    Detailed Features:

    Head: The head is shaped like a reptile's, with a yellow crown. The eyes are bright green and piercing. The creature's mouth is open, revealing sharp teeth and a pink interior, suggesting a roar or a snarl.

    Body: The torso is muscular, with defined abdominal muscles. The skin texture has a scale-like appearance.

    Limbs: The arms and legs are thick and strong, with segmented skin that resembles armor plates. The hands and feet end in sharp, white claws.

    Tail: A long, segmented tail extends from the base of the spine. The tail is primarily red with a yellow underside.

    Powers and abilities: Draconic Strength, Draconic Armor, Draconic Fire Magic, Draconic sight, Draconic Healing Factor.

17. #17Your castle fortressconstantselective

    Keys: Castle Fortress. · Secondary: Main setting, location.

    Your castle fortress One-sentence summary: A large, imposing castle sits atop a rocky cliff during a dramatic thunderstorm, casting an ominous and mysterious atmosphere. Detailed description: The image depicts a dark, imposing medieval castle perched dramatically on a rocky cliff overlooking a misty river. The castle is large and multi-turreted, appearing ancient and possibly haunted. The stonework is dark, almost black, with few details clearly visible except for some glowing windows that suggest light from within. The castle's silhouette is sharp against the vibrant crimson sky. A powerful bolt of lightning, bright white against the deep red sky, cuts through the air, striking near the castle. The sky itself is a deep, angry red, suggesting a stormy and violent atmosphere. This crimson hue casts an eerie glow over the whole scene. The foreground features a dark, rocky riverbank, with dark, shadowy silhouettes of trees lining the river and cliff edge. Fog hangs low in the valleys, adding to the sense of mystery and isolation. The river flows calmly in contrast to the tempestuous sky, creating a juxtaposition of serene and turbulent aspects. The overall atmosphere is dark, mysterious, and slightly menacing, possibly hinting at danger or a supernatural element. The scene is reminiscent of classic horror or fantasy settings—a dark and foreboding landscape.

18. #18Atteaconstantselective

    Keys: Attea. · Secondary: Slave girl, harem member.

    Empress Attea is the daughter of the former Incursean Emperor Milleous and one of the main antagonists of the third arc of Ben 10: Omniverse.

    Species Incursean Residence Incursean Flagship Status Alive Affiliations SevenSeven SixSix EightEight Dr. Psychobos Milleous (formerly) Occupations Empress of the Incurseans Regent of the Incurseans (formerly) Military Chief of the Incurseans (formerly) Crown Princess of the Incursean Empire (formerly) Aliases General Attea, Princess, Scion and Teen Supreme of the deathless Incursean Empire Highest Commander of the celebrated Calaveras Legion Nicknames Double crossing backstabber (Milleous) Frogress (Dr. Psychobos) Empress Frog Girl (Subdora) Powers and Abilities Abilities Long Prehensile Tongue Enhanced Strength Enhanced Jumping Enhanced Agility Expert Hand-to-Hand Combat Limited Space Survivability Sotoraggian Language Understanding Flight (via Jetpack) Retractable Visor Equipment Incursean Space Fighter (formerly) Incursean Conquest Ray (formerly) Personal Ship Techadon Dissipator Incursean Blaster Helmet Relationships Relatives Milleous (father) Unnamed mother Counterparts Alternate Empress Attea (Original Future Timeline)[DJW 1]

    Appearance Attea is a green-skinned humanoid frog, she wears a purple flight suit with grey gloves, goggles, and a white scarf.

    In Alien Force, she was short and petite in stature, with big hands and feet.

    In Omniverse, Attea became noticeably older, taller and sports a more athletic yet feminine build. She also has dark green markings on her forehead and wears long, white tights.

    Attea wearing her helmet Attea wearing her helmet Personality Attea is known to be very bratty and spoiled, and often desires perfection from all her subjects. She's "naturally cold blooded" and very manipulative, planning and scheming to get things to go her way, whether it means betraying allies or family. She also shows enjoyment in fighting and killing, even expressing the notion that destroying planets and billions of lives is fun. She doesn't like to lose, and is not above getting revenge on those who best her. She does have a more lighthearted side and a sense of humor though, albeit a rather twisted one.

    Ever since her first encounter with Ben, Attea has held a deep grudge against him for putting her in stasis jail. Lately though, she has grown to have a crush on him, especially as Bullfrag.

    History Alien Force Attea was kidnapped by SevenSeven for ransom money, but she offered him twice the money to help her dethrone her father, which she nearly did, but it was short-lived as Swampfire defeated the Incurseans and her father escaped from the dungeon. Although he was angry, he expressed pride in her treachery and gave permission to dethrone in him in the future but sent her to be with her mother in stasis jail, much to her dismay.

    Omniverse Attea made her first reappearance in Omniverse as a teenager in the episode Tummy Trouble, where she had captured the Gourmand Queen with an Incursean army under her command, where she serves as the general. She fights Ben numerous times, but is eventually defeated by Waterhazard while the rest of the Incurseans themselves are defeated by Rook and the Gourmands. Attea lies about her failure to her father, Milleous, telling him that she destroyed Peptos XI to send a message to the other planets who are still resisting them.

    TT (366) Attea with her mask

    In Vilgax Must Croak, Attea (accompanied by SixSix, SevenSeven, and EightEight) fights Ben and Rook in order to take out Vilgax for her father. They were ultimately defeated, and Milleous berated Attea for her failure, declaring that Vilgax's return inspired his people to fight back against the Incursean assault.

    In While You Were Away, Attea teams up with Dr. Psychobos in an attempt to take over Revonnah by brainwashing the Revonnahganders with Amber Ogia. Attea then fought Ben and Rook, but was eventually defeated by Astrodactyl. Rook and Ben almost completely destroys the mind control super concentrate. However, Attea manages to grab a vial with a small amount of Amber Ogia, claiming that it is sufficient and heads toward Earth.

    Attea tongue Attea's tongue

    Attea reappears in the following two-part episode, The Frogs of War: Part 1 and Part 2, where her father leads the Incursean army in a full-scale invasion of Earth. The Plumbers' plan to attack Emperor Milleous directly fails after she assumes command while Ben and Rook deal with the Emperor, and after a brief confrontation, the Incurseans demand Earth's unconditional surrender and Ben's exile from the planet, threatening the globe with an army of Way Bads. Attea is later seen chasing down Ben's team, having formed a deal off-screen with Argit, who would betray them (while she, in turn, betrayed him). Her plan is stopped by Bullfrag and she accosts them as the team mounts a rescue of Grandpa Max, Driba, and Patelliday. Bullfrag briefly flirts with her before Gwen knocks her out. At the end, Attea reveals that she personally sabotaged the escape pod Ben was exiled in, knowing that he would make his return to Earth and arrest Milleous - thereby allowing her to usurp her father's position. She proposes a truce where she walks away free in exchange for pulling the Incursean and To'kustar armies out from Earth, which Ben grudgingly accepts.

    Attea makes a final pass at Ben before she leaves, asking him to join her as Bullfrag. Ben turns down the offer, to which she stretches out her tongue to lick his head, as a kiss.

    By the time of Catfight, Attea is about to be crowned Empress of the Incursean Empire, but needs to have a consort by her side. Finding the average Incursean suitors to be weaklings, she decides to go after the one Incursean she considers to be worthy of her. When she reaches Earth, she finds competition from Looma, but grudgingly works together with her to free Ben (as Rath) from Nyancy Chan's hypnotic control. When a remote control that can change Ben at will enters the fray, Attea ends up fighting for it with Looma and Nyancy, wanting to change Ben into Bullfrag and have him as her betrothed. Eventually, the remote is destroyed, and Ben convinces Attea and Looma that they don't need a "trophy husband" to be good rulers, though they then start arguing over who is the "ineffective leader" in need of a husband.

    In The Most Dangerous Game Show, Attea was one of many female competitors on Charles Zenith's show The Most Delicious Game. Attea managed to make it through the first round but during the second round, Attea and the others questioned being on the show any longer. However, Zenith forced them to stay as he warped away another competitor. The objective of the second round was to jump through holes in moving walls and Attea just blasted away at the wall. However, Zenith allowed her to stay in the game (mainly because he knew Attea could help cause more conflict). The third round involved capturing a flag across a pool of lava and Attea could be seen running with the others. However, Zenith ended the round because it was too "boring". In the fourth round, Attea and the others were warped to Peptos XII where she and the female competitors had to fight a wild Slamworm. Attea tried to blast at it, even using a larger blaster, but it had no effect on the Slamworm. Eventually, Attea and the other female competitors got into a fight against each other much to Zenith's delight. However, Ben managed to convince Attea and the others to work together and this greatly upset Zenith. Zenith then made Attea, Looma, Kai, and Ester the final four and the final round involved a race to Z'Castle Zs'Skayr on Anur Transyl. Attea chose her vehicle and speed off. Attea managed to get into the lead after Looma gets eliminated. However, Attea soon drove over a patch of Magical Pumpkin and got thrown off by one, leading to her elimination. Later, it was revealed that Attea and the other eliminated female contestants were sent to the Null Void and were hiding from the Way Bads. Attea explained to Ben that Zenith is a Pugnavore who needs constant conflict to stay alive. Attea, along with the other female competitors prepared to fight a Way Bad but soon escaped the Null Void after Rook opened up a portal.

    Powers and Abilities Long Prehensile Tongue Long Prehensile Tongue 1/10 Attea is very quick and agile with superb combat skills, as she was able to defeat Spidermonkey[2] and be a match for Kickin' Hawk.[3]

    Being an Incursean, Attea has a long, prehensile tongue, like a frog. She also possesses enhanced jumping skills.

    Attea can survive in the vacuum of space, however without an oxygen supply she is limited to holding her breath.[2]

    Attea has expertise in utilizing an Incursean Blaster and a Techadon Dissipator.[3]

    Attea has enhanced strength, as she can easily utilize a very large Incursean Blaster without much effort.[4]

    Equipment As mentioned above, Attea has access to an Incursean Blaster.

    Attea has a jetpack she can use to fly.[5]

    Attea's helmet has a visor she can use to cover her face, which also contains oxygen to breathe.[2]

    Attea commands a personal spaceship.

    Attea previously piloted an Incursean Space Fighter.[6]

    Weaknesses Feelings for Bullfrag Feelings for Bullfrag 1/2 Like any Incursean, Attea has a very delicate nose[DM 1] and is sensitive to strong smells, such as that of a Methanosian's swampy stench.[6]

    Attea's tongue will hurt if it stretches too long, as demonstrated by Bullfrag.[7]

    Relationships Love Interests Ben Tennyson TFoW2 (287) Bullfrag and Attea

    In The Frogs of War: Part 2, Bullfrag infiltrated Attea's team and from the moment she saw him, Attea had a crush on him. When they met in the cell block of Plumber Headquarters, Bullfrag came up to her and started flirting, taking note that his new form showed her in a whole new light. Attea was a bit flustered, but started flirting back, only to be knocked out by a manna blast by Gwen. Bullfrag blamed his crush on Attea on his Incursean DNA.

    At the end of the episode, when leaving Earth, she gave Ben the offer to come with her and "Ditch that monkey face and turn into Bullfrag again". He promptly declined. Attea gave him a kiss to the back of his head with her long tongue, winked, and took off.

    She later decided that Ben was her only option for a mate in Catfight. However, Ben later convinced her that she was capable of ruling on her own.

    Attea has a crush on Ben overall as well, as she finds Ben attractive as a major player in galactic power struggles.[MW 1]

    Appearances Alien Force Season 1 X = Ben + 2 (first appearance) Omniverse Season 3 Tummy Trouble (first reappearance) Vilgax Must Croak While You Were Away The Frogs of War: Part 1 The Frogs of War: Part 2 Season 6 Catfight Season 8 The Most Dangerous Game Show Etymology Attea is named after the Sindarin word, "attëa", which means "second". This is a reference the fact that she was second-in-command to Milleous.

    Trivia Attea is the main antagonist of the third arc of Omniverse.[DJW 2] Attea was designed by Derrick J. Wyatt in both Alien Force and Omniverse.[DJW 3][DJW 4] To his memory, she was the first character he designed for the franchise.[DJW 5] Attea is physically noticeably older in Omniverse, despite being just over a year older than she was in her Alien Force appearance. This is because Incurseans age differently than humans.[DJW 6] Derrick J. Wyatt's opined that there probably wouldn't be much visible difference between her appearance in the present and Ben 10,000's time.[DJW 7]

19. #19The Royal Magic Wandconstantselective

    Keys: The Royal Magic Wand · Secondary: Important item.

    The Royal Magic Wand is a magical item and the greatest heirloom of the Butterfly family, the ruling sovereigns of Mewni. Star Butterfly is given the wand by her mother, Queen Moon Butterfly when she turned fourteen, and she must protect it while attempting to master its power. In "Conquer", the wand reverts back to Eclipsa Butterfly's ownership. However, in "Pizza Party", Moon regains possession of the wand with the resignation of Eclipsa.

    In "Meteora's Lesson" it is revealed that the wand was created by Glossaryck, by combining Meteora's rattle with a baby millhorse, created from the well of magic.

    In "Cleaved", the wand is destroyed along with the Realm of Magic.

    Type Wand Owner Butterfly family members (formerly) First appearance First episode Star Comes to Earth Latest episode Cleaved

    Appearance First appearance The wand is light purple with white wings attached to the grip. The bell of the wand has a blue circle with a gold star and pink hearts surrounding the crystal star inside. There is a yellow crown on the tip of the wand, a blue butterfly between the bell and grip, and a yellow tip with a blue heart at the end of the grip (which is actually the wand's charger).

    Second appearance In "Storm the Castle", Star is forced by Toffee to destroy the wand using the Whispering Spell. The wand is then reformed thanks to a new millhorse, giving it a new appearance. This version of the wand is also light purple with white wings, but the wings are sharper and curved more toward the wand's tip. The faceplate consists of a light blue circle with a pentagon pattern, half of the gold star, and five pink hearts. The yellow crown on the tip of the wand is retained from its previous appearance, but the butterfly between the bell and grip and the heart at the grip's base are now gold instead of blue, with the butterfly taking on a new, larger shape. Bluish-purple tape also wraps around the grip.

    Other half Main article: Ludo's wand Third appearance In Star vs. the Forces of Evil: The Battle for Mewni, the wand receives yet another upgrade. After Star recovers the last piece of magic in the universe that Toffee has not corrupted, she creates a brand new wand from it. This version of the wand is also purple with white wings, but the wings are softer-edged and resemble butterfly wings with Persian blue hearts. The faceplate consists of a light-blue circle with a pentagonal pattern, a whole gold star, and five pink hearts. The grip has diagonal purple and dark purple stripes. The yellow crown on the wand's tip is replaced by two red horns, there is a red heart between the bell and grip, and the charger at the wand's base appears as a pink crystal.

    Components Crystal: The focusing point of the wand for spell-casting. Bell: The wand's sphere-shaped head. Houses the wand's mill and magic core. Mill: A treadmill run by the wand's "Millhorse". The mill grinds crystals from the wand charger and powers the wand. If the wand is low on crystals, the mill has nothing to grind, causing the Millhorse to run itself ragged. Grip: The wand's handle. Charge port: The port at the wand's base where the wand charger is plugged in. Wand charger: The wand's magical battery, supplying crystals to the mill. As revealed in "Quest Buy", the wand's operation relies on it being charged. If the wand is not regularly charged and runs out of power, it will die forever. According to Star vs. the Forces of Evil: The Magic Book of Spells, what crystals power the wand is different for each queen. Abilities Powers The wand is meant for casting magical spells. The user of the wand can either make up their own spells or recite perfected spells that are written down in the Magic Instruction Book. In other cases, the user can operate the wand without saying spells.

    The wand can make whatever the user thinks of a reality, like puppies, snakes, and other creatures. It can also be used to create attacks. When Star uses the wand in her first fight, she uses it to make a rainbow fist punch, a jellybean hallucination mist, and a mega narwhal blast.

    The wand can transform or alter things, like giving different features to something or changing it entirely. It can also transform itself, as seen when Star made it into a morningstar mace in "School Spirit".

    In "My New Wand!", Glossaryck thoroughly examines the wand, noticing half of its star faceplate is missing and discovering that the unicorn powering it has been corrupted by an evil force. Nevertheless, when Star attempts to use it, the wand sprays glowing green goo in all directions and forms a second, smaller tower in the Diaz Household.

    In "Wand to Wand", it is shown that the broken wand will not work properly if Star is feeling negative emotions, like anger or frustration, with any spells she tries to cast (such as Cloudy) being corrupted by those emotions. However, if she is feeling more positive emotions, it will work correctly (such as when she felt concern for Marco as he was being pulled into a vortex, which allowed her to conjure an energy rope to pull him to safety).

    "Spider With a Top Hat" reveals that many of the entities summoned by Star for her spells are actual living beings, such as her Warnicorns and the titular Spider With a Top Hat. These spells live in a hammerspace within Star's wand, which manifests in the form of living quarters. They are equipped with many amenities, such as a main lounge and gymnasium. The spells are apparently classified by their roles, such as for combat or entertainment.

    "Into the Wand" reveals that the wand is an extension of its user's memories, which manifest as its interior. Should the user traverse through the wand interior for too long, their new memories become their old memories, and they run the risk of their current self being overwritten by a past incarnation of themselves.

    Star vs. the Forces of Evil: The Battle for Mewni reveals that if the magic supply is corrupted, the broken wand will not function properly and only release corrupted and negative spells. It is also rendered powerless after Star uses the Whispering Spell to destroy the wand's other half.

    In "Deep Dive", Marco uses the wand to cast the All-Seeing Eye spell, causing crescent moon-shaped emblems to appear on his cheeks.

    Appearance S1E3 Skull-shaped magic wand The wand, in Ludo's dream and transformed in his image.

    The wand changes in appearance depending on who wields it. In Moon Butterfly's hands, the wand is a blue and gold scepter with a crystal heart-shaped crest. In Ludo's dreams of him having the wand in his possession, it has a black grip with black bat wings, and a small skull for a bell with three spikes protruding from it.

    In Lobster Claws' possession, it is either purple with a black eyeball-shaped crest and thorny wings (when Lobster Claws is overcome by the wand's power) or red with a yellow eye and pincer-shaped wings (when Lobster Claws is in control).

    In Marco's possession, it is mostly pale green with small black wings and a spiky green spear-tipped faceplate with a purple jewel in the center. Janna also adds a black dot to the faceplate with a marker pen to match Marco's mole.

    The wand has also taken different forms for Star's grandmothers: a fan for Celena the Shy, an energy sword for Solaria the Monster Carver, a goblet for Festivia the Fun (and a rattle when she was a baby), a clock scepter for Skywynne, Queen of Hours, a parasol for Eclipsa the Queen of Darkness, a pen for Estrella the Drafted, a complex cube-shaped scepter for Rhina the Riddled, a cane with a crocodile head on top for Jushtin the Uncalculated, a crystal studded rolling pin for Comet the Chef, a eight ball-tipped wand for Dirhhennia the Heaped, a heart-tipped wand with wings for Crescenta the Eager, and a scepter/rattle with wings studded with pink jewels wrapped in a pink ribbon for the first wielder of the wand chosen by Glossaryck.

    The wand's ability to change form can even endow some sort of sentience upon it. The alligator head on Jushtin's wand had a tendency to bite people and actually had a parental bond with Jushtin. However, this has never been shown with any other wand user.

20. #20Harem slave uniformconstantselective

    Keys: Harem slave uniform. · Secondary: Outfit.

    Harem slave uniform worn by all harem slaves most of the time.

    Uniform: a black collar with a gold heart-shaped buckle adds a touch of detail. The upper torso is wrapped in a red fabric that crosses over the chest in a criss-cross fashion, covering the shoulders, A yellow sash-like garment encircles the waist, with a matching yellow bikini bottom with a black outline, Each ankle is accentuated with a red band adorned with pink petals.

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