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Luz Noceda 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 an orange moon and star on the right leg, 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 & 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 & 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 fused 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 & 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.

Amity 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 her hair tied into a small ponytail pulling the front hair out of her face, and with an undercut that is mostly covered but are visible at the temples. Near the end of "Through the Looking Glass Ruins", Amity decides to shorten her hair and dye it lavender, with brown hair visible on the undercut at her temples. 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. In the epilogue of "Watching and Dreaming", Amity's hair is worn up in a ponytail, held by three pointed magenta crystals, resembling her Grom Queen tiara. Her ponytail also includes bangs 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. When traversing the Knee[5], Amity uses winter attire consisting of a long pale purple coat with purple sleeve cuffs and pinkish-grey fur on the shoulders, a pinkish-red turtleneck sweater, grey gloves, black leggings, grey fur-trimmed greyish-purple boots with purple soles that match the belt around her waist, and pink earmuffs. In "Eclipse Lake", her turtleneck is black. In "Reaching Out", with the use of concealment stones given to her by her twin siblings, she dresses in a pair of magenta-framed sunglasses with pink lenses, golden dangle earrings, and a dark purple-and-black, abomination-style dress with white trim on the short puffed sleeves, a white collar, and four black buttons on the front. Along with this, Amity also wore a waist pack similar to her winter attire, and black high-heeled boots with purple heels and tiny, maroon ribbons placed on the center-front. After being stranded in the human realm, Amity initially wore a white top under a purple jumper with dark purple trims and belt, brown boots, and a black hairband. By late October, she takes to wearing two other 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 out across it, and high-heeled black ankle boots with two small gold buttons on the side of them. The second outfit is a purple blouse with a cat picture and the word "Boo" under it, 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 pajamas borrowed from Luz, consisting of an admiral blue shirt with pea green sleeve trims, dark blue pajama shorts with green trims and a crescent moon on the left leg, and pale violet socks. During Halloween, 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.

Vee Appearance Body Vee is a basilisk beast demon[4] that has a small, chubby serpentine body with two arms and a fishlike tail in place of legs. Her face is round with wide eyes and a turned-up nose. She has a catlike mouth in a "W" shape with two small teeth poking out from her bottom jaw with her lower lip being a dark maroon color. She has pale, swamp-green scales with cream-colored spots on her head, tail, underbelly, and the bottom half of her face. There are tufts of navy-blue hair on her head, back, and ears. Her eyes consist of yellow-gold pupils, black irises, and aqua sclera. She has off-white fins on the sides and tip of her tail, along with a dull peacock-blue piercing on the tip. In Vee's disguised form, her silhouette is almost identical to Luz's, save for clothing and hair. Her hair is put up and smoothed down far neater than Luz's is, with a noticeably thicker sheen. The top does not stick up to one side, as it is clipped down by hair barrettes. In Vee's partially disguised form, she mostly resembles her disguised form, except she has her basilisk ears and eyes. There are two spots underneath each of her eyes, which resemble those of her true form, a spot on the back of each hand, a spot on the back of each ankle, and spots around her ears. In "Thanks to Them", Vee changes her human form's appearance to differentiate herself from Luz; her hair is green with blue tips, resembling her fins, and she keeps her basilisk ears which blend into her hair. Her skin color is lighter, though still similar enough to easily pass as a member of the Noceda family, and her legs have more muscle mass. She also retains her basilisk eyes, but the sclera is now white. In the epilogue of "Watching and Dreaming", Vee's human form has much longer hair with light blue ends. Her basilisk form hasn't changed much but she is a bit taller, her hair is still longer and the hair on her back is lighter blue like her hair. She now has a nose ring on her right side along with an earring on her right ear, and the piercing on her tail is gone. Clothing When she first assumed Luz's form, Vee wore the same outfit as her. Later on, she started wearing an air force-blue hoodie with darker cuffs, a mustard-yellow shirt underneath with a white collar and a pair of black buttons at the neck, Prussian blue leggings, and white sneakers with silver-gray laces and soles. She has a single yellow hair barrette on each temple. When partially disguised, she dons a camo-green winter hat with cat ears and paws to stop people from seeing her basilisk ears and a pair of massive, yellow-tinted cat-eye sunglasses to hide her blue sclera. After changing her look in "Thanks to Them", she now wears a yellow and orange striped sweater with a pumpkin on the chest, blue torn pants and two tone brown boots. In the epilogue to "Watching and Dreaming", Vee wears a red shirt with a half-earth/half-titan-skull symbol on it, gray pants with a torn left knee, and a black jacket with gold buttons and rolled up sleeves. Her character sheet also depicts her wearing sneakers. Additional features Vee has nictitated membranes and a second set of eyelids that close horizontally in her true form, which manifest in her disguised form in times of stress.

Luz Noceda, from The Owl House, is a spirited and optimistic young woman known for her love of fantasy, adventure, and a strong sense of justice. She is also kind, friendly, and possesses a quick wit and a knack for learning new things, especially when it comes to magic. Here's a more detailed look at her personality: Optimistic and Excitable: Luz is naturally enthusiastic and eager to embrace new experiences. Kind and Caring: She deeply cares for others and is driven to protect those she loves. Intelligent and Quick-Learner: Luz is shown to be a quick learner, especially in magic and problem-solving. Fearless and Courageous: Despite her impulsive nature, she is courageous and willing to risk her own safety for others. Neurodivergent: The show's creator has confirmed that Luz is neurodivergent and has ADHD.

Amity Blight from "The Owl House" is initially portrayed as a snobbish, competitive, and somewhat arrogant student. She is driven by a desire to excel in her studies and prove her worth within her family. However, she is also shown to have a sensitive and caring side, often struggling with the pressure from her parents. Over the course of the series, she undergoes significant character development, becoming more open and authentic, and finding confidence in her own identity and relationships. Here's a more detailed look at Amity's personality: Initially Arrogant and Self-Assured: Amity starts as a student who views herself as superior to others, particularly Luz and Willow, due to her exceptional abilities in Abomination magic. She uses her abilities to show off and belittle others. Sensitive and Lonely Beneath the Surface: Amity's arrogance is revealed to be a facade, a way to hide her insecurities and loneliness stemming from her parents' controlling expectations. She experiences emotional abuse from her mother and struggles to express her true feelings. Protective and Loving: Amity develops a strong, protective bond with Luz and Willow, going to great lengths to defend them and support their goals. She is also shown to be deeply caring and compassionate, especially towards Luz. Increased Confidence and Authenticity: As the series progresses, Amity gains confidence and begins to embrace her true self, free from the pressure of her parents' expectations. She learns to express her emotions more openly and develops a deeper understanding of her own identity. Developing Relationship with Luz: Amity's relationship with Luz evolves from a initial rivalry to a deep, romantic love. She learns to trust and rely on Luz, and Luz inspires her to become more confident and authentic.

In The Owl House, Vee is presented as a good-natured but insecure character, especially concerning her identity as a basilisk. She is also described as laid-back and opportunistic, especially when impersonating Luz. Initially, Vee was troubled by her existence as a test subject for Belos's experiments, yearning for a better life with an identity of her own. While initially fearful and timid, Vee adapts well to human culture, becoming more comfortable and displaying common sense compared to her friends. Here's a more detailed look at Vee's personality: Insecure about her identity: Vee is troubled by being a basilisk and a test subject, leading to a desire for a better life and a self-defined identity. Opportunistic and laid-back: When impersonating Luz, Vee is more calm and opportunistic than the real Luz, enjoying a more relaxed approach to life. Fearful and timid: Vee is initially fearful of strangers and dislikes confrontation, often feeling petrified when under pressure. Adaptable and grounded: After adapting to human culture, Vee becomes the most level-headed of Luz's friends, displaying common sense. Kind and thoughtful: Vee shows compassion for others, especially when she impersonates Luz, prioritizing helping those in need rather than exploiting them.

Kikimora Personality Kikimora is a prim and professional individual, being exceptionally well versed in the accepted history of the Boiling Isles. As the personal attendant to Belos, Kikimora was loyal to the Emperor and carried out his commandments with visible relish, encouraging a worshipful attitude towards Belos and his vision. Much like Belos, she appears to have a low tolerance for failure or dissidence. She is particularly subtle in her hostilities, choosing to admonish those who displease her quietly. Regardless, it can be inferred that many of her subordinates are fearful of her. Kikimora was threatened by Luz into releasing Eda, King, and Lilith, showing her cowardice. Despite her high station and her loyalty to Belos, Kikimora appears to be somewhat cowardly when confronted head-on, as Luz is easily able to intimidate her into compliance by threatening her with a fire glyph. In this regard, she is also a hypocrite, angrily reprimanding Warden Wrath for failing to apprehend Luz and King beforehand, despite Wrath at least making an honest attempt to do so. Kikimora's hunger for power is shown when she became jealous of the Golden Guard being favored by Emperor Belos. In "Hunting Palismen", Kikimora appeared to be jealous of the Golden Guard, sabotaging his mission to get the Bat Queen's palismen so that she could deliver them to Belos herself and gain the Emperor's favor, while at the same time attempting to assassinate the Golden Guard outright, showing that she is willing to conspire against her colleagues and even kill them to remove them as rivals for Belos' favor. By the events of "Eclipse Lake", Kikimora's mental state has degraded, leading her to fits of immense aggression and paranoia, specifically over being outperformed by the Golden Guard. This translates to shortsightedness and abusive tendencies toward her underlings, often resulting in their injuries. At several points, she loses composure completely over the prospect. Kikimora cares for her family so much that she's afraid of disappointing them. She seems to value her family, as she fears her mother and was utterly distraught at the prospect of being disowned by her family back in her hometown if she failed to attend the family gathering while being torn by her duties with the Emperor's Coven. However, when Terra Snapdragon reveals that Belos wants to give her a promotion, she immediately disowns her family and heartlessly states that her family and hometown can burn, showing that despite her love for her family, she values her career more than them. After Belos affected her with the Draining Spell and cast her away for a final time, Kikimora realizes her entire life quest in earning Belos' approval and climbing ranks were for nothing but her death. She then becomes willing to help Luz and her friends take down Belos by bringing King to the Collector, finally having had enough of Belos' ungrateful treatments toward her after many years of service and devotion. Kikimora becomes more mad and unhinged out of her obsession of creating her own empire to rule over the Boiling Isles. Following the Day of Unity, however, Kikimora fell back to her power-hungry tactics and wormed her way into Boscha's favor, disguising herself and her Abomatron as students from St. Epiderm named "Miki" and "Roka", manipulating Boscha into imposing her will over the students of Hexside. After Luz and her friends returned, Kikimora correctly suspected they would undermine her schemes and became psychotically obsessed with eliminating them once and for all so that no one would get in her way of forming her own empire. The fact that she does these things in spite of all that's going on (the Collector taking over and turning the people of the Boiling Isles into puppets for his own amusement) shows that regardless of the situation, Kikimora will always put her own self-interests and ambitions first, and has no sincere respect or consideration for anyone but herself.