Ravenville Gothic School Of Magic

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   Ravenville is a Gothic town that exists in another dimension, The town's inhabitants are all friendly monsters, Town is filled with Gothic buildings in white and black and grey colors some are red as well, During the night the town is surrounded by thick fog wall, Town is in the center of a large creepy Eerie Forest.

   Town mayor James P. Sullivan

   Deputy mayor Mike Wazowski

2. #2Ravenville Gothic School Of Magic

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   The school appearance: A dark, gothic-style castle stands majestically on a misty lawn, framed by gnarled, leafless trees, creating an atmosphere of mystery and eeriness.

   The image showcases a large, imposing castle, rendered in a dark, almost black hue. Its architecture is distinctly gothic, featuring numerous turrets, pointed arches, and tall, narrow windows. The castle is multi-storied, with multiple wings extending from a central tower that dominates the structure. The windows are illuminated from within, casting a warm glow against the dark stone, creating a contrast between light and shadow. A grand staircase leads down from the main entrance to a manicured lawn that stretches out before the castle. This lawn is neatly striped with darker and lighter shades of green, suggesting careful maintenance despite the otherwise foreboding atmosphere.

   The castle is surrounded by a slightly misty atmosphere, which adds to the mysterious and slightly ominous mood. The ground surrounding the castle is partially obscured by fog or mist, only allowing a clear view of the lawn closest to the edifice.

   Framing the castle are two large, bare, twisted trees on either side. They appear ancient and decaying, their branches reaching out towards the castle like skeletal arms. The trees are covered with what appears to be dark, possibly withered, vines or foliage, adding to the overall dark and slightly spooky ambience.

   There are hints of dark red flowering plants near the castle's base, contrasting sharply with the dark color of the building and trees. A bat is visible flying above and slightly to the left of the central tower.

   The overall atmosphere of the image is dark, mysterious, and slightly ominous, invoking a feeling of both grandeur and unease. The color palette is predominantly dark, with the black of the castle and the deep greens and reds creating a dramatic and visually striking image. The lighting suggests either twilight or a dark, overcast day. The image could be interpreted as portraying a haunted castle or a place of secrets and hidden stories.

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   Lake stoker is a large lake in the forest surrounding Ravenville the lake leads to a series of underwater tunnels.

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   James Patrick Sullivan (best known as Sulley) is the protagonist of the 2001 Disney•Pixar animated film Monsters, Inc. and the deuteragonist of its 2013 prequel. He was a renowned scarer at Monsters, Inc., where he works alongside his partner and best friend Mike Wazowski. Sulley's world gets turned upside down when he becomes the accidental guardian of a human child (whom he dubs "Boo"). In working to return Boo to the human world, Sulley manages to uncover a company conspiracy while also solving an energy crisis that plagued the city of Monstropolis.

   Background Sulley is a top scarer under his boss Henry J. Waternoose III, who is the CEO of Monsters, Inc. Sulley's best friend is Mike Wazowski. His mother is Mrs. Sullivan (who is not seen in the movie, but mentioned by Mike, with whom he seems to be close), and his father is the famous scarer Bill Sullivan. When he is first seen, Sulley is the top scarer at Monsters, Inc., responsible for generating the majority of scares that provide power for the city of Monstropolis.

   Personality In Monsters, Inc., Sulley is portrayed as good-natured, hardworking, gentle, and confident, who loved his job as a Scarer and while he basked in the limelight of being top scarer and was indeed going for the all-time scare record, he had a humble side in that he was more interested in being a good employee for the company. This was most likely due to him having worked his way up through the ranks of the company from mailman to janitor to cafeteria work to can wrangler and finally to scarer.

   One of the defining traits of his character was his friendship with his scaring assistant, Mike Wazowski. They're best friends, roommates, incredibly devoted to each other, and help each other out, as Sulley secured a reservation for Mike at Harryhausen's for his date with Celia Mae on her special birthday, and covered for him in a paperwork concern.

   Sulley's world, however, is turned upside-down when he discovers a human child, initially and frantically doing everything he can to get rid of her while trying not to get "infected" due to the Monsters' mistaken beliefs that human children are "toxic, deadly, that a single touch could kill them". When left with no choice, he involves Mike, who is more concerned with their career and their well-beings, but as Sulley spends time with the girl, he warms up to her and comes to disregard everything he's ever believed about human children, eventually giving her the name "Boo", and becomes attached to her, like a father. However, his affection and protectiveness for Boo put a strain on his friendship with Mike as he relies on Mike to help him in his madcap efforts to keep Boo safe from Randall and hide her (and their discretions) from the CDA. When Mike protests, Sulley chooses to help Boo over appeasing Mike's pride. When Sulley, at the demand of his boss, does a scare-demonstration and accidentally frightens Boo, he tries to reassure her it wasn't real, but then he notices the images of the demonstration, showing that Boo is horrified at his roaring. Sulley finally realizes how the children actually feel when the monsters scare them. His many years as a Scarer comes back to haunt him when Boo is so frightened of him that she shies from his touch to his shame and regret.

   By all his actions, Sulley proves himself to be a well-meaning person who strives to do the right thing. He was shown to be observant and keen-minded to Boo's laughs super-charging electronics in ways screams had never done although Sulley appears to be a little trusting in some cases and he has a strong moral compass; he is appalled by Mr. Waternoose's involvement in Randall's plan to kidnap children to harvest their screams. And, when he scares Boo, and sees how he has scared her with his behavior, he starts to seriously question whether the company's practices are ethical.

   Even so, Sulley has a powerful devotion to those he cares for, risking his job, his life, and even his friendship with Mike to save Boo, and while he has his ups and downs with Mike they are true and loyal friends to each other, despite their differences.

   In Monsters University, 18-year old Sulley was shown to be very different than he was later in life: being the son of Bill Sullivan, an accomplished Scarer, and having the natural talent that came from his family, Sulley was more laid-back, arrogant, cocky, immature, a slacker, and something of a party animal. Because of these traits, Sulley wasn't a model student and very lazy, once stating "You don't need to study Scaring; you just do it!"

   He developed a competitive rivalry with a fellow student in the Scaring Program, Mike Wazowski, who had the brains and intelligence for Scaring but not the natural talent. He was also chosen to join the Roar Omega Roar fraternity due to his Scaring talent and because he was the son of a famous Scarer. To his frustration, however, Mike was beating him in class because of Mike's keen studying while Sulley wasn't doing well due to not putting real effort into his schoolwork. As a result, Johnny Worthington III temporarily took Sulley's ROR jacket unless Sulley beat Mike in the final exam.

   Sulley realized just having the talent wasn't enough when Dean Hardscrabble kicked him and Mike out of the Scare Program, for which he blamed Mike (evident by constantly glaring at him and crushing a scream canister in his hands), even though he was bullying him and not studying. But later, he was desperate enough to join Mike and the Oozma Kappa fraternity to get back in by winning the scare games when he overheard Mike and Hardscrabble's wager, that if OK won, the whole team would be allowed in the Scaring Program. He came off as shallow, deeming Oozma Kappa to be lost causes when they kept losing (even suggesting to Mike that they get a new team as well as cheating), but eventually came to appreciate them for their friendship. Even so, Sulley wanted so bad to get back into the Scaring Program that he rigged the last event so that Mike would easily win, as he honestly didn't think Mike was scary after Hardscrabble questions him.

   At first, Sulley tried to justify his cheating but realized what it almost cost him, especially when Mike sought to prove himself by scaring actual children, and when an argument erupted between them, Sulley revealed that being a Sullivan made everyone expect him to be scary, and while he acted scary and confident, in truth, Sulley was terrified of the expectations he had to live up to, and what his family would think of him if he did not.

   The friendship and teamwork between Mike and Sulley enabled them to surprise Dean Hardscrabble, who indirectly encouraged them to work as mailmen for Monsters Inc. when she's forced to expel them from school. They worked together until at last, they achieved their dream of becoming a Scare-Team.

   In Monsters at Work, Sulley pioneers the notion of harvesting human children laughter instead of their screams, as he discovered laughter was 10x more powerful. Thus, he knew laughter would solve the Monstropolis energy crisis, keep Monsters Incorporated open, and would make everything better for monsters as well as the human children. Though Sulley was a little hesitant to be assigned the new CEO of the company, he spearheaded overhauling the industry from scaring to laughing.

   Physical appearance Sulley is a large hairy cyan blue monster with purple spots and indigo blue eyes. He has curved horns, white claws, razor sharp fangs, a huge chin, white spikes that run down his backside to the end of his long dinosaur-like tail, and a large furry fat belly. He has bushy eyebrows and a teal nose. In Monsters University, it is revealed he sheds and was thinner with mullet-like hair, a little shorter and his horns were smaller and not sharp.

   Appearances Monsters, Inc. Sulley was the top scarer at Monsters, Inc. and, like all monsters, was naturally afraid of human children because it was believed that they were so toxic that a single touch could kill even the biggest monsters in an instant... until he met Boo, a human girl who found her way into the monster world and into the factory. Sulley, who was initially hesitant, became Boo's protector and obtained a fatherly role to the human. Constantly worrying about her and protecting her from harm while at the same time unlocking the secrets that humans were not as deadly as rumored.

   Starting by treating Boo like a pet, he eventually grew to care for her, the attention drawing away from a jealous Mike. Randall Boggs, Sulley's nemesis who also wants to be top scarer, tries to use Boo in an experiment to forcibly extract screams for the growing energy crisis that rely on their cries to provide, and risking his friendship with Mike. Sulley's shame, however, is turned to shock when he realizes the boss, with whom he had always been on good terms with, is not the good man he thought he was when Waternoose banishes him and Mike to the human world, having been secretly working as Randall's partner-in-crime. Even so, Sulley does everything he can to get back to the monster world and save Boo, even leaving Mike who refuses to come.

   Confronting Randall back in Monstropolis, Sulley tries to save Boo and briefly engages the rival scarer until the intervention of Mike (who followed Sulley back to apologize) gives Sulley the upper hand to knock Randall out cold. Reunited, Mike, Sulley, and Boo search the doors for Boo's room; when Randall catches up to them, Boo helps defeat Randall and the group sends Randall into one of the doors, trapping him in the human world. When the trio returns, Waternoose attempts to carry out the plan; he follows Sulley and Boo back in Boo's room to kidnap the young girl. However, it turns out Sulley tricked Mr. Waternoose into confessing Randall's plan and him working as Randall's henchman while Mike records the confession and smugly replays it to watching CDA agents that he supposedly "distracted". Immediately, the CDA turn on Mr. Waternoose and arrest him for being in conspiracy with Randall.

   After undercover CDA agent Roz declares Boo's door must be destroyed after Boo is safely returned home, Sulley is heartbroken and gives Boo a fond goodbye, and is more crestfallen since the entire fiasco will shut down the factory. He quickly retrieves a piece of the door without anyone noticing. However, a stray remark by Mike, along with an observation he had made, helps Sulley realize the human children's laughter is ten times more powerful than screams based on the experience they had with Boo. He manages to not only save the company, but revolutionize it by having monsters make kids laugh instead of scaring them, solving Monstropolis' energy crisis and making the company's employees enjoy their jobs more than ever. Furthermore, Sulley becomes the company's new CEO.

   Despite his success, Sulley misses Boo and sadly holds onto the piece of Boo's door and a drawing she made of him and her holding hands but Mike reveals to him that, after trial and error (evidenced by all the bandages on his hand), he managed to restore Boo's door except for the piece Sulley still has (the door will not work unless it has every piece). Sulley places the piece in its place, reactivating Boo's door, steps through, and to his joy, he reunites with Boo.

   Sometime after the events of the film, Sulley announces "Put That Thing Back Where It Came From or So Help Me", a company play that stars Mike, who has also directed, written, and produced the play, in front of the audience, and he appears in the play as a co-star.

   Monsters University Monsters-university-disneyscreencaps Teen Sulley in Monster University.

   Sulley appears in the prequel, looking shorter, skinnier, and shaggier. Another big difference is he has a cowlick on the left side of his head.

   According to official sources, he is 7'6" (228 cm), weighs around 500 pounds and was born on August 17.

   He makes a ferocious debut by interrupting his first Scaring class with a roar, apologizing, saying he heard someone say "roar" and just went for it. Here, he reveals himself to be the son of Bill Sullivan, a famous Scarer and asks a fellow student for a pencil since he forgot his stuff, but he just uses it as a toothpick. Sulley hardly put in any work in his classes and instead relied on his family legacy and natural skills, preferring to spend his time goofing off and playing pranks, such as kidnapping the mascot of rival college Fear Tech. Hiding the mascot, he accidentally sneaks into the room of a fellow scare student, Mike Wazowski, leading to a mad chase when the pig runs off. His skills and family reputation get him recognized by and accepted into ROR, the premiere campus fraternity.

   However, Sulley soon finds Professor Knight and ROR’s approval switched from him to Mike in his classes as Mike is getting better grades than him because Mike takes Scaring seriously and makes real effort to become a Scarer unlike Sulley who is convinced he doesn’t need to know “that stuff” to scare which lead to ROR considering revoking his membership and Professor Knight telling him “One frightening face does not a Scarer make Mr. Sullivan.” On the day of the final exam, Johnny Worthington III, the President of Roar Omega Roar, takes his ROR jacket and tells him if he fails the exam or gets outdone by Mike again he is out of ROR. Sulley deliberately provokes Mike causing a Scare Spat. Eventually, Mike and Sulley's spat gets out of hand and causes a mistake during the final exam, when, while the two are trying to scare the other, Sulley accidentally knocks over and ruins Dean Hardscrabble's prized scream-canister. Dean Hardscrabble tests them on the spot, first failing Mike before turning to Sulley.

   He jumps the gun with a roar, and Hardscrabble explains how his method doesn't work to make the hypothetical child scream, noting his disregarding the importance of the study, leading her to dismiss him from the program as well. Sulley tries to change Hardscrabble's mind by reminding her he's a Sullivan, but she simply says his family will be very disappointed. Sulley notices Worthington and his frat-boys leave without a word to him. Sulley instantly blames Mike for his failure (even though Sulley was the one who started the argument) and storms off.

   By next semester, Mike and Sulley are both now in a boring class for scream-canister handling, but Sulley still blames Mike, evident by his constantly glaring at him and crushing a canister in his hand. But later on, he sees Mike hurry off to add Oozma Kappa for the Scare Games, making a bet with Hardscrabble and they agree to the following terms: If OK wins, Hardscrabble will allow the whole team into the Scaring Program, but if they lose, Mike will leave Monsters University. But then Hardscrabble brings up he's short one member to qualify, and Sulley seizes this opportunity and smugly gets himself on the team because Mike has no choice, qualifying OK for the games. But after meeting the OK members, Sulley is concerned, as Oozma Kappa is not known for being scary, but Mike trains them for the games.

   However, Sulley and Mike's rivalry with each other almost costs them losing the first round of the games; they luck out when it turns out Jaws Theta Chi had cheated, disqualifying them and getting OK back in the games. In the next round, they almost lose when Mike insists the team follow his lead alone, and it is only when the other members of OK work together do they advance. But after the event, they're told by Python Nu Kappa about a party, asking them if they're coming. Mike insists they go, believing they're getting recognized, but Sulley says that he has a bad feeling about this.

   During the party, which is at ROR house, the RORs prank Oozma Kappa and humiliate them in front of the whole university. Sulley tells Mike that he needs to stop trying and says that Mike can train monsters all he wants, but he can't change who they are, to which the other team members said that they agree with his point. When the rest of the team are dispirited, Mike takes them on a "field trip" into Monsters, Inc. to lift their spirits, causing Mike and Sulley to understand each other, and begin to become friends. They also start to gain a newfound appreciation for the other members and their skills, since they only joined the team to get back into the program.

   Thanks to Mike and Sulley's collaboration, Oozma Kappa makes it to the final round against ROR. But the night before the final round, Sulley speaks with Hardscrabble, hoping, if OK wins and they're in the Scaring Program, there won't be any hard feelings. But Hardscrabble tells him in order to win, each member of OK must prove, in front of the entire school, that they are undeniably scary - and, in her professional opinion, she tells him one of them is not. Sulley realizes she's talking about Mike, and tries to defend Mike's worthiness but Hardscrabble demandingly asks him if he, himself, thinks if Mike is scary, leaving Sulley speechless because honestly he doesn't. Before Mike and Sulley to bed, he tries to coach Mike in roaring, to "dig deep down and let the scary out," and despite Mike's efforts, Sulley doesn't believe Mike can be scary although he doesn't say so to Mike to prevent his frustration.

   So, in the final round, he tampers with the scare simulator settings, putting it on easy, so that Mike can register a perfect score and make Oozma Kappa win the tournament, but when Mike realizes this, he is heartbroken and furious, accusing Sulley of being just like Hardscrabble. Sulley tries to defend his actions, but insults Mike by saying that he doesn't have what it takes to be scary, which hurts Mike deeply and the rest of OK, who were equally ashamed that Sulley ruined their victory by cheating, leaves behind the undeserved trophy, knowing that they were never going to win in the first place.

   Rebuffing ROR's attempt to get him back into their fraternity, Sulley, feeling guilty, confesses to Dean Hardscrabble about the cheating. The furious Hardscrabble tells him to leave campus by tomorrow, calling him a disgrace to MU and his family name.

   At that moment, they hear an alert that someone broke into the door lab, and Sulley quickly realizes that Mike had entered the human world to prove himself scary, feeling that Mike will be in lots of danger, he manages to enter after Don makes a distraction against Hardscrabble.

   Sulley arrives at the camp looking for Mike. At the camp, the rangers have arrived looking for intruders and Sulley is mistaken for a bear, chased into the woods, which made the rangers to give up the chase. Sulley finds Mike by the lake, and he apologizes for what he did but Mike accuses him of not understanding how he feels, saying that monsters like Sulley, a Sullivan, have it easy. It is here Sulley admits his faults, his failing and getting kicked out of the Program, and was so afraid of letting everyone down he resorted to cheating and lying. Sulley then tells Mike he's not the only failure, that he (Sulley) acts scary because he's terrified of the expectations he's had to live up to and how his family puts a lot of pressure on him for the sake of their legacy. When Mike asks why he never said that before, Sulley says "Because... [they] weren't friends before."

   Seeing the rangers coming, they both run back to the camp to go back to the university. However, Dean Hardscrabble deactivates the door until the authorities arrive, trapping Mike and Sulley in the human world.

   Mike devises a plan to create so much scream energy, that they can power the door from their side. Combining Sulley's natural abilities with Mike's technical knowledge, Mike convinces Sulley to follow him. They make lots of creepy noises, and eventually, when those rangers are anxious enough, Sulley bursts out of the blue and lets out a terrifying roar. The two manage to scare the park rangers so much, that not only they are able to power the door, but they both manage to explosively destroy the door due to overloading it with surplus energy as they dash out. This causes Mike and Sulley to be detained by the CDA, thus expelling them from MU.

   While they are leaving MU, Dean Hardscrabble unexpectedly shows up, encourages them to keep "surprising people" and indirectly giving them a means of working at a scare company. The movie ends with Mike and Sulley taking jobs at Monsters, Inc. as mailmen. During credits, it is shown that both of them rise from being mailmen to an efficient scare team.

   Mike's New Car In the short, Sulley is featured as the deuteragonist. When he sees Mike's new car, he asks Mike what was wrong with the old car, to which Mike replied, "That's three little words, Sulley: Six-wheel drive!", then they both got in. Unfortunately for Mike, Sulley accidentally ruins the car by doing various things, and Mike eventually told Sulley to get out but ruined the car himself when he sped off.

   Monsters at Work “I never told you about what happened with Boo. The fear in her eyes when she was scared. I... I didn't like what I saw. What I saw in me. Laugh power is the heart of the new Monsters, Inc. And it's also the right thing to do.” ―Sulley explains to Tylor why he has turned his back on a Scarer's life. Sulley Waternoose Office Sulley in ''Monsters At Work''.

   Monsters at Work takes place shortly after the first film, and Sulley has become the CEO of the newly reimagined Monsters, Inc. A new scarer named Tylor Tuskmon applies to become a scarer, only to find that the company no longer hires them. Sulley and Mike both have supporting roles in the story.

   In "Adorable Returns", Sulley allows Yeti to return to Monstropolis after learning from Tylor and Val Little that Yeti had been banished after finding out about Waternoose's project with the Scream Extractor.

   In "It's Laughter They're After", due to insufficient energy levels, Sulley and Mike are given an ultimatum to produce a million gigglewatts in one day or risk being replaced by Fear Co. A little later, Sulley comes to see Tylor promoted Jokester-in-training by Mike to help him with his stress of the first day. Tylor confesses to him that he would like to go back to the time of the screams as it was what he had prepared for but Sulley explains to him that when he scared Boo, he felt ashamed and that is why he'll never want to become an elite terror again. Finally thanks to the combined efforts of the Jokesters, Tylor, Mike and the creation of a larger energy canister that can contain the extra energy of laughter, Monsters, Inc. remains active.

   The next day (exactly when the movie had ended), Sulley exchanges a sympathetic glance with Tylor, who is now a true Jokester, before going to see Mike's progress and gaze with joy at the fruits of their hard work.

   Other appearances Sulley appears in the end credits of Cars as a giant monster truck. He is also seen in Tokyo Mater.

   A poster of Sulley and other monsters appears on a poster at the Baseball field in Meet the Robinsons.

   A drawing of Sulley appears on a wood carving in the Witch's house in Brave.

   In the Toy Story Toons short "Partysaurus Rex", the toilet cover in the bathroom has the same design as Sulley's fur.

   Sulley appears in The Simpsons in Plusaversary.

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   Michael "Mike" Thomas Wazowski is the deuteragonist of the 2001 Disney•Pixar animated film Monsters, Inc. and the protagonist of its 2013 prequel. Depicted as a diminutive, one-eyed monster with a wisecracking veneer, Mike is an employee of Monsters, Incorporated, where he works closely with his longtime partner/best friend Sulley. Mike's world gets turned upside down when a human girl (nicknamed "Boo") enters the monster world. Teaming up with Sulley to return Boo to her world, Mike uncovers a company conspiracy and helps solve an energy crisis that plagues the entire city of Monstropolis.

   Background Personality In Monsters, Inc., Mike and Sulley are at each other's throats sometimes; however, it is usually Mike who gets annoyed by Sulley first. He is funny, smart, and brave, but can sometimes fail to see the obvious in a situation. He's also a very caring and dedicated friend, never going through with abandoning Sulley, no matter what.

   Early in the movie, Mike had a huge disdain for Boo, as he sees her as both a threat and a detriment to their careers. However, as the movie progresses, Mike starts to genuinely bond with Boo to the point of defending her as not dangerous to Mr. Waternoose after Sulley accidentally scared her. This development in his personality is fully shown by the time the same child-in-the-monster-world antic happened again with Snore, as not only he bonded with the baby, he also did so to prevent having to let Sulley to go through another heartbreak of separating with another person he bonded with as he's still heartbroken of parting with Boo. To his core, Mike is a kind and selfless individual where there are moments that he puts other people's happiness above anything where he secured a special date for his girlfriend and repaired Boo's bedroom door so Sulley could see her again.

   In Monsters University, Mike was vaguely the same but, due to his youth, he had richer determination and planned to become a Scarer in MU's prestigious Scaring Program. As a child, he'd been overlooked for being smaller than everyone but was inspired by Scarer Frank McCay to become one himself. With hard work and studying, he was accepted into MU and confidently strove to succeed.

   However, his determination to prove he had what it takes led him to join the Oozma Kappa fraternity as a last-minute resort to enter the Scare Games. But because Mike cared more about his goals than the fraternity, his recklessness and lack of cooperation almost cost them losing the first round of the Scare Games, and it was only because Jaws Theta Chi's cheating by using illegal protective gel, they were permitted to stay in the Games. After his team's humiliation by the hands of Roar Omega Roar and seeing his team losing their spirit, Mike took them to Monsters, Inc. to inspire them and started training them, showing immense skill and potential in coaching. With Mike's hard work, the team progressed through the rounds; Mike also became appreciative of his team.

   Unfortunately, Mike's shame of not being scary came back to affect him following the games' conclusion, where, determined to prove everyone wrong, Mike stole a key into the door lab and entered the human world to scare a child, only to realize the hard way, that Sulley and Hardscarbble had been right when the children aren't scared of him at all.

   When Sulley comes through to find him, Mike expresses his sadness, stating he thought if wanted it enough he could prove he was something special and accused Sulley of not understanding him whereupon Sulley admitted his faults and, to Mike's shock, Sulley admitted he acted scary because he was terrified of the expectations he would have to live up to.

   As Sulley pointed out, Mike's greatest strength is his fearlessness, despite not being scary himself. So much that even Dean Hardscrabble was impressed by Mike's hard work, and had encouraged them, particularly Mike, to keep surprising others and wishing them luck. Thanks to his perseverance, Mike was able to get him and Sulley their dream of being a Scare Team after a period of hard work.

   Physical appearance Mike is a spherical round lime-skinned monster with a single emerald green, cyclopian eye. He has slender arms and legs, both with claws, but he has four fingers on each hand and three toes on each foot. On his head is a pair of short horns with dark gray tips, and a mouth with jagged teeth and a green tongue. His eye and mouth take up the majority of his body. At work, he wears a blue Monsters, Inc. helmet. He also has a large contact lens that he places in his single eye.

   Appearances Monsters, Inc. Mike Wazowski 2 Mike Wazowski in Monsters, Inc.

   Mike is Sulley's scare assistant on the Monsters, Inc. Scare Floor. The two are also best friends and roommates. He has a lot of friends at work, but there are some who dislike him, such as Roz who constantly is pressuring him about handing in his paperwork on time. He is in a relationship with Celia, who calls him "Googley Bear".

   He is supporting Sulley about being the number one scarer, and both are enemies with Randall. While at Harryhausen's for Celia's birthday, Sulley appeared out of nowhere to tell Mike that he had led a human girl into the monster world. Putting her into a Monsters, Inc. gym bag, Sulley tried to show him, but the human girl got out of the bag and wreaked havoc all over the restaurant. The two secretly took her out before the CDA found her and disinfected the entire restaurant. At their apartment, Mike tries to create a plan to put her back where she belongs, back in the human world.

   Largely thanks to Sulley's inadvertent actions involving exposing Boo to the Monster World and being forced to leave her to the CDA (and presumably sustaining severe injuries by the CDA's raid), Mike discovers to his horror that his relationship with Celia was soured, and futilely attempts to calm her down due to Randall being nearby (causing Randall to deduce that Mike was somehow involved in Boo's exposure upon barely making out Mike in the headline picture). After a failed attempt at fleeing Randall and nearly being interrogated, Mike is then manipulated by Randall into trying to deliver Boo to him, although after he let slip to Sully and Boo Randall's involvement in placing the door, Mike then went into the door to assure a reluctant Sully and Boo that there was no ill intention, only to end up captured by Randall and brought to a secret compartment.

   Mike then, after correcting Randall's mispronunciation of "cretin", accuses him of trying to cheat his way to the top by kidnapping him, although he then realizes Randall's aims were actually much worse when he laughed at the accusation, and was narrowly made the first test subject of the Scream Extractor before an apparent malfunction prevented it from sucking Mike's scream at the last second. Mike was then rescued by Sulley and escaped, leaving Fungus to be the actual first test subject. Mike then deeply considered going into hiding, although he inadvertently gives Sulley the idea to try and report the situation to Waternoose, with Mike trying to stop him.

   When Mr. Waternoose reveals himself to be in on Randall's attempt to kidnap Boo, he throws Sulley and Mike into the frozen wasteland, a rift forms between them after Mike becomes enraged at Sulley for listening to Mr. Waternoose instead of him, with it worsening when Sulley, indirectly referencing how he inadvertently scared Boo and felt guilty over it, admitted that the All-Time Scare Record no longer matters to him now, with Mike even bluntly telling Sulley to go alone, refusing to accompany him. However, shortly after this, Mike realizes he made a mistake sending him off alone and, presumably reaching the village shortly after Sulley did and returning to the monster world, tracked him down to the secret compartment, and offers to apologize for losing his temper earlier, oblivious to Sulley being attacked by an invisible Randall despite some obvious clues as to what was happening, such as Sulley bluntly stating he's being attacked while having his arm forcibly pinned behind his back, his aimlessly flailing fists, and also being strangled (which Mike mistook for crying).

   Eventually, Mike got annoyed at Sulley "ignoring" him and threw a snow cone at him, which managed to hit Randall in the face and expose him long enough for Sulley to knock him out cold, causing Mike to realize that his behavior earlier may have nearly gotten Sulley killed before Sulley drags him along to track down Boo's door. While in-transit, however, Celia attacked him, causing Mike to divulge the truth of what occurred up to that point, including that Randall is about to try and kill him, though she doesn't believe him until Boo repeats Mike's name, with Mike declaring his love for her before disappearing to the scare floor, with Randall unwittingly giving further credence to Mike's claim when she notices him pursuing Mike violently and recklessly.

   When they learn that Waternoose is in on a scam of draining children of screams with Randall and Fungus' assistance, Sulley tricks Mr. Waternoose into confessing his plan while Mike records the confession and smugly replays it to watching CDA agents (which he calls his favorite part). Immediately, the CDA turn on Mr. Waternoose and arrest him. They then return Boo back to her room, with Mike giving the child a farewell hug. Later Sulley becomes the new CEO of Monsters, Inc. after discovering thanks to their experience with Boo that laughter is ten times more powerful than screams, thus eliminating the energy crisis that Monstropolis had been going through. Mike is seen amusing a child on the renamed Laugh Floor with Celia congratulating him. Knowing that Sulley would miss Boo, Mike reassembles her door that the CDA shredded so Sulley will be able to see Boo again, cutting the palms of his hands in the process trying to sort out the pieces until all but one of the pieces (the one that Sulley kept on his clipboard) were put together.

   Sometime after the film, Mike's low-budget company play Put That Thing Back Where It Came From Or So Help Me that he has starred in, written, directed, and produced comes in front of the audiences.

   Monsters University Monsters-university-mike-1- Mike as an official college student.

   As a child, during a field trip to Monsters, Inc., Mike meets Frank McCay and develops a goal to attend Monsters University and become a scarer. Years later, thanks to his hard work and lots of studying, Mike is accepted as a freshman at the prestigious Monsters University, majoring in scaring. On his first day, Mike befriends his roommate, the nerdy and shy Randall Boggs, who desires to be popular and has difficulty controlling his camouflage power.

   While studying for the scare final one night, Mike encounters a fellow scare student, an arrogant, playful, all-brawn, large cyan monster named James P. "Sulley" Sullivan, who inadvertently sneaks into Mike's room with Archie the Scare Pig|Archie, the mascot of the rival college, Fear Tech. After greeting each other, Archie steals Mike's hat and escapes. Mike and Sulley follow Archie outside where they have the struggle to capture him. When they do catch Archie, Sulley is invited to join Roar Omega Roar, the top fraternity on campus. Mike tries to join, but an argument with Sulley ignites a rivalry between the two.

   Eventually, Mike and Sulley's petty competition gets out of hand and causes Dean Hardscrabble to drop both of them from the program and Sulley to be kicked out of his fraternity. Unhappy in his new major of Scream Can Design, Mike decides to prove himself by entering the Scare Games, a college competition to determine a monster's scaring abilities. However, the competitors are teams from MU's fraternities and sororities.

   But hope arises when he joins Oozma Kappa, a fraternity of misfit monsters. Mike reluctantly lets Sulley join the team so they can enter and makes a deal with Dean Hardscrabble for the entire Oozma Kappa fraternity to be allowed in the Scare Program if they win, but for Mike to leave Monsters University if they lose the games. Sulley is concerned since Oozma Kappa has a high level of ineptitude when it comes to scaring, but Mike decides to train them to be scarier.

   Despite Mike and Sulley's rivalry, Oozma Kappa unexpectedly lucks out the first rounds of the Games. During a party at ROR house, the ROR pranks Oozma Kappa and humiliates them in front of the whole university. Mike arranges a secret visit to Monsters, Inc. and lifts their spirits, causing Mike and Sulley to begin to like each other, and with Mike's help and training, Oozma Kappa makes it to the final round against ROR. Mike also gains a new appreciation for the other members and their abilities, since he only joined the team to get back into the program.

   Even as the final round arrives, Sulley has a hard time believing Mike can be a good scarer after Hardscrabble questions him. So in the final round, he hacks the equipment so that Mike can register a perfect score and allow Oozma Kappa to win the tournament. When Mike discovers this, he furiously confronts Sulley for tampering with the machine, feeling that no one could be trusted to give him a fair chance, decides to prove to everyone that he's capable of being a scarer. He learns the truth the hard way and realized that Sulley and Hardscrabble were right from the beginning when he fails to scare some children.

   Sulley soon enters the door to look for Mike. After finding and reconciling with Mike by the lake, the pair attempt to return but Dean Hardscrabble deactivates the door until the Child Detection Agency arrives, trapping them in the human world. Mike realizes that the only way to get back into the monster world is to generate enough scream energy to power the door from their side. Using both Mike's knowledge and Sulley's natural abilities, Sulley and Mike are able to cooperate and scare the investigating rangers to the point that they are able to make back through the door. Their actions prompt their expulsion from the university, but before they leave, Hardscrabble acknowledges that Sulley and Mike have surprised her and she wishes them luck. Mike and Sulley decide to take jobs at Monsters, Inc. in the company mailroom, and over time, work their way up to janitors, then cafeteria workers, then scream can wranglers, until they become part of the scarer team, thus establishing the story for Monsters, Inc.

   Mike's New Car In the short, Mike is now the titular protagonist of his own story. He has brought a new six-wheel drive car and wants to show it to Sulley. When they both get in the car, Sulley accidentally ruins the brand-new car and injures Mike. In the end, Mike kicks Sulley out, speeds off and wrecks the car completely and then he misses his old car.

   Monsters at Work Mike and Sulley are now in charge of Monsters, Inc. after Waternoose's arrest. He works as Jokester and trains former scarers to be Jokesters.

   Other appearances Mike appears at the end of Finding Nemo during the credits as a cameo appearance, scuba diving. This could be because Nemo appeared in his film or because Monsters, Inc. came immediately before Finding Nemo.

   Mike appears as a car in a film at the Radiator Springs Drive Thru in the credit scene of Cars.

   Mike and other monsters appear on a poster at the Baseball field in Meet the Robinsons.

   Mike can be seen on a shelf in the WALL-E Transport Vehicle in WALL-E.

   Mike can be seen in a restaurant with Sulley in Tokyo Mater.

   Mike can be seen as a pinata with Woody and Buzz Lightyear from Toy Story in Coco.

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   Description Doctor Fate is seen both as an adult and, at another time, as a ten-year-old. In his grown-up form, he wears his usual blue-and-yellow costume that has a cape with turned-down collar, a broad yellow belt (rather than 'briefs') and is completed with the golden Helmet of Fate. At each side of his waist hangs an Egyptian ankh-shaped 'key' and there is a large 'sun' disk on his chest. As a child, he wears a similar costume, and we see that he has fair hair when not wearing the helmet. The adult Doctor Fate does not have any lines to speak so it is not possible to determine his character.

   His powers are magical and come from the Helmet of Fate, and he loses those powers when not wearing it. It is implied that his magic is more powerful than that of either Zatanna or Constantine when he is seen to be the only one who can affect their escape from the House of Mystery, and he is more effective at detecting supernatural threats like the sudden appearance of that house. However, he is able to be ambushed by another powerful sorcerer, Klarion the Witch Boy, who is the one who transforms him into a ten-year-old.

   History Kent Nelson Kent Nelson.

   Doctor Fate was far older than he appeared. He defeated the demon Karkull a century before the age of Superman. When Karkull returned, Fate realized that no matter how hard he tried, evil would never give up, and he abandoned the fight. When Superman came to his friend to ask for his help, Fate refused, stating that he had become weary of the never-ending battle. Superman went off to fight the demon and was given a magic charm by Inza, who lamented that although she was willing to help, her powers would be no match against the demon. Superman then went to the Daily Planet building which had been taken over by the demon. Superman fought the creature and was not strong enough to stop him. However, Superman's refusal to give up inspired Fate, showing that while evil would never surrender, neither would great heroes. The two heroes successfully defeated the demon. Fate, however, was injured during the battle. Consequently, Superman rushed Fate back to his home and his wife's care. As the wizard recovered, he reaffirmed his commitment to fighting evil.

   Years later, Fate became aware of Icthultu's and the Old Ones' attempts to re-enter the realm of humans. He went to Aquaman, whose ancestor King Poseidon had defeated the Old Ones and banished Icthultu a millennium ago using the Trident. Fate attempted to perform a ritual that would seal Icthultu out, using the Trident and Solomon Grundy, whom Fate agreed to help reclaim his soul. However, the Justice League intervened, believing it to be unjust torture to Grundy. After Fate finally explained his actions, Hawkgirl suggested they just kill Icthultu instead. Though riskier than the ritual, Fate accepted it as a better solution. Grundy became an unlikely hero by damaging Icthultu's internal structure, causing its death at the cost of his own life.

   Justice League After the Thanagarian invasion, Fate accepted an invitation to join the expanded Justice League. What Fate didn't inform the League about was that he and his wife Inza had given shelter to Shayera Hol, who was exiled from Thanagar and disgraced from the League over her role in the invasion. He allowed Shayera to stay there for months until she was ready, though he did keep her mace in a pocket dimension to prevent it from interfering with the magic energy within his home.

   When Amazo returned to Earth, Fate argued that they should give him a chance, for he had proved benign before. Learning that the android only wanted to find a purpose, he stopped the Green Lantern Corps long enough for Lex Luthor to talk to Amazo, then offered to help him find his purpose in life.

   A group of college students accidentally resurrected Solomon Grundy with Chaos Magic. After informing J'onn J'onzz of what happened, he took Shayera, Aquaman, and Amazo to try to stop Grundy. Unfortunately, even Fate's magic, Amazo's technology, and the powers of Superman and John Stewart were unable to stop him. Worse, Fate discovered that there was nothing in Grundy's mind but rage. Out of options, Shayera was sadly forced to kill Grundy with her mace, which also led to her rejoining the Justice League.

   When Flash's mind was accidentally switched with Lex Luthor's, Fate managed to concoct a spell to reverse the process and return the two to their proper bodies. He later fought alongside the rest of the League against Darkseid's final invasion of Earth.

   Powers and abilities Doctor Fate was granted most of his magical powers by the Helmet of Fate, though he was also a renowned occultist. Doctor Fate had the ability to fly, teleport, pass through solid objects and had a wide knowledge of magic and extra-dimensional entities. His magical abilities included firing potent energy blasts, creating mystical shields, bringing gargoyles to life, and enhanced longevity. His magic was nullified by Nth metal, as Hawkgirl defeated him with her mace.

   He is the teacher of defense against the dark arts class

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   Loona is the receptionist of I.M.P, the adoptive daughter of Blitzo, and one of the main protagonists of Helluva Boss.

   On rare occasions, she joins the rest of the I.M.P gang during their missions on Earth.

   Appearance Loona is a hellhound with a wolf-like appearance. She has a pointed, dog-like muzzle with sharp and pointy teeth, and a dark grey nose. Her eyes have red sclera, white irises and slit-like pupils, and she wears grey eyeshadow and black winged-eyeliner for makeup.

   Her fur is white with grey countershading encircling her face, grey patches on her shoulders, and long, voluminous silver hair swept to the side to reveal her dark grey ears; the left of which is pierced with two small, black hoop-piercings, while the right is ragged. She has a large, dark grey bushy tail with white on the underside. She also has a piercing on her right eyebrow with a black hoop for jewelry.

   She is the tallest and the only non-imp member of I.M.P.

   Her outfit features a large, spiked black choker around her neck. Her tattered grey, off-the-shoulder crop-top is held up at the neckline by a series of crisscross spaghetti-straps that form an inverted pentagram. She also wears a set of black shorts that are tattered at the hems, with a white crescent moon detail on the right side.

   Loona also accessorizes with both black fingerless gloves and black thigh-high toeless stockings, with her black claws protruding due to her digitigrade stance.

   As shown in a flashback during "Ghostf**kers", sometime before the series, her hair used to have dyed streaks in pink and grayish-purple.

   Teenager As a teenager, she appears very largely similar to her current appearance, except she had more hair on her head that was messier, and the spot where her right ear is ragged as an adult used to have two black hoop earrings in it just like her left ear, implying it was possibly ripped out that way.

   She also wore a different outfit back then; while she still wore her choker and gloves, she instead wore an off-the-shoulder dark red sweater with a black skull on the front, along with waist-length black distressed toeless stockings.

   Human Disguise Loona's human disguise is greatly similar to her hellhound form, albeit now she takes on the appearance of a goth teenager. Her eye colors are inverted, as she has white sclera with red irises and her navel is now exposed, which was absent in her hellhound form.

   She shrinks down from her demon form, appearing to be of average height compared to most humans in this form and somewhat slimmer than normal.

   She retains the same outfit as before, but with the addition of black thigh-high socks and high-top sneakers and black lipstick. Her choker also loses the spikes, and in place of her torn right ear, she now has two earrings on each ear. Her head is shaved on the right side.

   Feral Loona can enter the full appearance of a demonic wolf, where she becomes quadrupedal, her body morphs into canine proportions, and her fur becomes much messier. She also gains two additional, smaller pairs of eyes. This form is slightly larger than her regular form, being large enough to allow an imp to ride on her.

   Personality Loona is a cynical and choleric young-adult Hellhound, who was adopted from an orphanage by Blitzo when she was nearing eighteen years of age. Loona is lazy and shows little interest in matters that are going on around her. She also has a short-fuse temper and is often rude and apathetic toward her colleagues, particularly Moxxie, though her ire seems otherwise indiscriminate. When not looking at her phone, Loona is usually scowling at anyone in view.

   Although, Blitzo has placed her in an active team member role at I.M.P, she is undisciplined and doesn't have much of a work ethic. Among her many anti-social tendencies, Loona has been known to sleep and drink while at work, and hang up on people at her receptionist post.

   Although, Loona goes to great lengths to maintain an outwardly apathetic attitude, her troubled and isolated upbringing appears to have made her socially awkward and she admits, in a moment of flustered vulnerability upon meeting another Hellhound, that she does not have any friends. When trying to interact with people she does actually want to connect with, she stumbles over her words and worries over her appearance, demonstrating that she has little experience socializing within her peer group.

   Loona also often shows flashes of a somewhat friendlier attitude towards Blitzo, usually as he enables and defends her worst behaviors. Although she intentionally tries to maintain emotional distance from him, she is also shown to appreciate Blitzo's sense of humor, especially if it's at Moxxie's expense, and she begins to see him as something of a father figure, at one point slipping up and almost referring to him as “dad” - much to Blitzo's delight. Despite how she feels about Blitzo, she acknowledges him trying his best, and knows deep down, as a father, he cares for her. As shown in serious occasions like in "The Full Moon", Loona is in fact willing to risk herself just to save her adoptive father.

   When she can be moved to do so, Loona is a fierce addition to the I.M.P team, as she is intelligent, logical, resourceful, and street smart. At times, she also demonstrates a softer side to those, such as Octavia and Stolas, who need help.

   Abilities Feral transformation - Loona has demonstrated the ability to transform into a large, quadrupedal demon wolf form. Human disguise - Loona can take on a convincing human appearance to disguise herself in the living world. It can be used anywhere and at any time, including in hell as shown in "The Full Moon". Superhuman smell - Loona can detect and identify specific individuals by scent, which appears as a red aura around their bodies. She can also track down targets by smelling names on a list, as she demonstrated in "Spring Broken". However it is shown to have limits, as shown in "Seeing Stars", due to L.A.'s air pollution, she couldn't pick up the scent of where Octavia was. Enhanced strength - In "The Full Moon", Loona was able to out-strength, wrestle, and even pin the cherubs' battle mechs with no problem. Intelligence - In "Ghostf**kers", when Moxxie was doing a math problem to keep the company from going bankrupt, Loona was able to tell that he forgot to carry the two. Skillset Weapon mastery - Loona has been shown to be proficient in the use of both firearms and melee weapons, as seen when Millie and Loona were attacking the D.H.O.R.K.S. staff, and in the I.M.P standoff in the former's headquarters. Combat skills - As a hellhound, Loona boasts the agility and instincts of a wolf. She can rip an opponent open with her paws or her teeth, and she has the jaw strength to sever an opponent's head on impact. In both her human disguise and hellhound form, she also uses a variety of kicks. Driving - In "Queen Bee" Loona drives the I.M.P van to take Blitzo home. Spellcasting - She is proficient in casting portal spells with Stolas' Grimoire. Gallery Loona/Gallery Trivia Loona's name is a reference to "Luna", the word for "Moon" in Latin and most Roman languages. The moon symbol on her shorts also support this. It is possible that she was named and designed after the moon itself, since they both share a somewhat similar color scheme. This is further supported by the fact that her Voxtagram handle, @moonlight_howling_666, has the word "moon" in it. Blitzo's affectionate nicknames for Loona, "Looney" and "Loony Toony", may be a direct reference to the Looney Tunes show title. Despite Blitzo adopting Loona, it is never stated whether or not she took the surname Buckzo or if she still keeps the surname she (presumably) had prior to the adoption. In the episode "Spring Broken", she verbally reveals that Blitzo adopted her when she was "almost 18." Blitzo has a selfie taken with her during her adoption process in his phone's gallery, shown in "Ozzie's". Additionally, the same adoption papers are framed just outside of Loona's room in Blitzo's apartment. It is revealed in "Seeing Stars" that Blitzo took her in approximately a month prior to her eighteenth birthday. In "Truth Seekers", Millie claims she is older than Loona by five years. In a livestream, it was stated that, in Hell years, Loona is 22.[2] It is not stated if this age is comparable to a 22-year-old human on Earth. The crescent moon on her shorts often changes between being a cut or a print, depending on her appearances in episodes. It is implied in "Western Energy" that she has trypanophobia (fear of getting shots), and is afraid of medicinal shots such as the Hellbies shots, which she exhibits fear from simply hearing the abbreviation of "s.h.o.t", needing to be pulled into St. An's Hospital. Upon seeing the syringe, Loona becomes savagely aggressive towards whoever is carrying the needle. "Seeing Stars" shows that Loona is a smoker. In a tweet by Vivienne Medrano, when a character didn't play a significant role in an episode, like Loona in the early episodes of season 2, it was easier on the budget to not have her speak. However, as the episodes release, Vivienne regrets not having Loona speak more.[5] This was the reasons why Loona does not have any dialogue in "Western Energy", despite the episode crediting her voice actress in the credits. According to Vivziepop, Loona didn't have any dialogue due to thinking it might have been a fun way to show a more "puppy" side of Loona and save a little budget, however, after the episode released, Vivziepop voiced regrets over not giving her dialogue.[6] Vivienne went on to say that Loona is in more episodes and does more this season.[7] In a tweet by Sam on August 27, 2023, he says he would love to write a song for Loona since her voice actor is a great singer.[8]

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   Lilith Clawthorne is a major character in The Owl House. She is Eda's older sister and the disgraced former leader of the Emperor's Coven. Lilith was living with her parents, trying to make up for lost time and to develop a cure for her and her sister's curse, along with getting a job in the interim until the Day of Unity, where she was captured by the Collector.

   Appearance Body Lilith is a tall, slender, middle-aged woman in her mid-to-late 40s (two years older than Eda).[2] She has ivory skin, pointed ears, black lipstick, and mint green eyes. She also has dark claw-like nails. In her debut, Lilith has long straight hair which she dyed a dark-navy color. Her natural hair is curly and red, as shown during her childhood and the epilogue. After splitting the curse between herself and Eda in "Young Blood, Old Souls", Lilith's right eye becomes gray, and she obtains a gray streak on the right side of her hair. In the second season, Lilith's skin has gotten paler, and she has prominent wrinkles under her eyes. In "Follies at the Coven Day Parade", the lower portion of her hair becomes fluffy and curly. In "For the Future", her hair has been cut short by Eda, exposing her natural red hair. In the epilogue to "Watching and Dreaming", her hair is further grown out, maintaining its curls.

   Clothing She originally wears a long-sleeved two-tone dark gray dress and dark gray laced boots. She also had an inverted kite-shaped sky-blue gem located on her sternum, which was attached to her dress. After leaving the Emperor's Coven, she wears a graphic tee (supposedly from the Human Realm) of a "low battery" symbol and a ragged gray skirt that reaches to her ankles, which she got from Eda. In "Wing It Like Witches", Lilith is revealed to wear dark blue-gray leggings.

   In her youth, she wore glasses with round lenses and a Hexside school uniform with yellow sleeves and leggings, signifying her as a member of the potions track, black shoes with small heels, a gray tunic with a black belt, and a black cowl with a golden button.

   Personality In contrast to Eda, Lilith is conservative, straight-laced, and generally law-abiding. She takes great pride in her role as a mentor and was initially surprised to see Eda at the latest Covention, believing she had finally decided to join a coven, only for her sister to laugh at the notion. She has a tense sibling rivalry with Eda due to them being almost equal in terms of power and on opposite sides of the law; regardless, she still genuinely cares for Eda.

   Though first appearing to be everything her sister is not, Lilith is also not above cheating, having given her apprentice Amity Blight a power glyph from the Construction Coven to amplify her magic, knowing full well her sister would do something similar (although it could be argued that she was leveling the playing field). In "Agony of a Witch", she proves willing to do anything to achieve her goals, such as attempting to distract Eda by endangering her student Luz Noceda, and cursing Eda when she was younger. She later explains to Luz that she was acting on Emperor Belos' teachings of sacrifice (given this is Belos' teachings, it's unlikely she is misinterpreting his teachings so much as that is what he teaches). Lilith admits her jealousy stems from feelings of inadequacy, lamenting that she had to become stronger because Eda was better. However, despite this, she shows guilt and everything she did was in an attempt to save Eda. She is also shown to be quicker to anger and more impulsive and naïve compared to her sister, firmly believing Emperor Belos' false promise to remove Eda's curse.

   Lilith seems to suffer from a severe lack of empathy towards others. She was unable to realize that cheating would hurt Amity emotionally, and easily dismissed Luz as just a "human pet" to Eda, not seeing the strong bond the two share. Perhaps the biggest examples of this are her constant attempts to make Eda join the Emperor's Coven, not seeing or understanding that Eda just doesn't want to be part of the Coven, or even after taking Luz as a hostage (although this was after a threat of execution by Belos), thinking that Eda will change her mind about the Coven upon joining. This also shows a somewhat self-centered side, holding on so strongly to her way of thinking that she refuses to accept others.

   However, despite these flaws, Lilith is capable of seeing the error of her ways and will admit it. When Belos revealed that he had no intention of curing her sister, she rebelled against him and turned to Luz in order to save her sister, having realized that Eda was right about not trusting Belos. She also proved herself to be able to atone for her mistakes, as after she, Luz, and King rescued Eda, she cast a spell that allowed her to share Eda's curse to make amends.

   After leaving the Emperor's Coven, Lilith has been trying hard to prove to Eda that she is trustworthy. Initially, she felt useless without a Coven, but after befriending Hooty, she gains a more positive outlook on her new life. She now enables her sister's trouble-making personality, encouraging her to pull pranks on the Emperor's troops, even if she still prefers to follow the rules herself. Lilith has also become much more empathetic and caring towards others, like Hooty, but still retains her prideful nature, stating that Emperor Belos' guards are clueless without her. After spending time with her parents, Lilith reveals an overeager scholastic side of herself and goes out of her way to prove she can be daring and cool, likely brought out by Hooty and Luz.

   It would appear that Lilith has a compulsive need to please those she perceives as being superior to her in any way and search for their validation, with that bordering on some level of obsession. Though that was not seen much during her time in the Emperor's Coven, that trait became more evident after she left it. During her glyph magic lessons with Luz, Lilith acted like a teacher's pet, always craving for Luz's praises through her accomplishments or by making an ice sculpture of her as "extra credit". Through her interactions with her mother and Eda's memories, it was possible to see that Lilith would always try to get her mother's attention in any way she could. When she discovered that King was a Titan, she started to treat him like he was a god who deserved all the worship she could give him, seeing her own life as meaningless compared to his, even if they had known each other for a long time and she was legally his aunt. After King told her to stop that, he pointed out Lilith's need to please others.

   Background Childhood Them's the Breaks, Kid - 184 Eda and Lilith during their younger years.

   Lilith Clawthorne was born as the eldest daughter to Gwendolyn and Dell Clawthorne. She was noted to be very independent from a young age, and while her mother loved her dearly, Gwendolyn was much more attentive to her sister, Eda, who was two years younger.[4] Despite this, she had a very close relationship with her younger sister, to the point where she used a pain sharing spell to lessen the pain of her injured sister during their childhood.[5] As a teenager, Lilith attended Hexside School of Magic and Demonics as a potions student alongside her more troublesome sister; she was a studious and well-disciplined student and even served as team captain of the Banshees.[6]

   Joining the Emperor's Coven S01E04 The Intruder - 34 Lilith about to curse Eda.

   During their adolescent years, both Lilith and Eda wanted to join the Emperor's Coven together, but unfortunately, there was only one open spot remaining, and a witches' duel would be held to determine the winner. Though Lilith was more studious than her rebellious younger sister, Eda was still a hard-working and powerful witch, to the point where she surpassed Lilith in power. This gap in power prompted Lilith to discreetly curse Eda in order to win the Emperor's Coven tryouts, though Lilith was unaware of the severity of the curse at the time, instead believing that it would only take away Eda's powers for a day and that by joining the coven, she would finally earn acknowledgment from her mother. On the day of the tryouts, Eda willingly forfeited the duel, and Lilith joined the Emperor's Coven by default.[5] Unfortunately for Lilith, Gwendolyn was not present for her coven initiation.[4]

   During her time in the Emperor's Coven, Lilith was mentored by Flora D'splora and rose through the ranks until she became the coven's leader.[7] Her biggest task was to capture her rogue sister Eda and induct her into a coven; should she succeed, Emperor Belos promised to rid Eda of her curse.[5] At some point, Lilith took on Amity Blight as her apprentice.[7]

   Covention duel S01E05 Covention - 37 Lilith delivers an inspiring speech.

   Lilith was the advertised mystery guest of the covention event for the Emperor's Coven. Upon making her grand entrance, she delivered an inspiring speech to the audience present. Shortly afterward, Lilith crossed paths with her criminal sister, Eda. She does not hesitate to criticize Eda's life choices of being a covenless fugitive while she is mentoring the next generation of powerful witches. Eda tells her about her own student, Luz, and bets she is better than Lilith's students. Just then, a worried Luz shows up to inform Eda about her challenge with Amity, and she does not know what to do. Since Amity is one of her top students, Lilith sees this as an opportunity to prove how much of a failure her sister is.

   S01E05 Covention (602) Lilith duels with Eda.

   Before the duel starts, Lilith secretly places a Construction Coven power glyph on the back of Amity's neck, knowing well that Eda would use underhanded tactics to give her human pupil an advantage. However, this would backfire as Eda would notice it and publicly expose Lilith for giving Amity an unfair advantage. Lilith's underhanded tactics would cause Amity to lose respect for her mentor.[8] Eda goes on childishly mocking Lilith for cheating, until she finally snaps and engages Eda in an intense Witch's Duel. Both witches are equally matched as they cast aggressive spells that cause everyone to flee the theater. Lilith manages to overpower Eda, but just as she prepares to land the finishing blow, Eda pleads for mercy. With the curse getting worse, Eda says she just wanted to see her sister for possibly the last time. Lilith is touched by this and admits she was delighted to see her after so many years. However, the whole thing is an act to distract Lilith, and with the help of some Hex Mix thrown at Lilith's face, Eda eludes capture once again.

   After the duel, Lilith receives a call from Kikimora, the emperor's assistant. She is unimpressed with her actions at the covention and reminds her that she needs to focus in order to receive her reward. Lilith promises that she will.[7]

   Capturing "Eda" Indir Lilith with Luz, who is in Eda's body.

   Luz, in Eda's body, caught the attention of the Coven Guards patrolling Bonesborough. Upon her capture, Luz is supposed to be taken to the Conformatorium, but Lilith changes the order and enters the interrogation room personally. Unaware that "Eda" was actually Luz in her sister's body, Lilith reads out the charges against her and offers her a chance of redemption by joining the Emperor's Coven. She mistakes "Eda's" capture as a cry for help and orders one of the guards to bring out the branding glove. However, just before she gets branded, Luz manages to break free by accidentally casting a fire spell, forcing Lilith and the guards to pursue her. In her attempts to capture Eda, Lilith ends up having her body swapped with the Emperor's Coven dog's body, much to her dismay. The effects of the body swap spell were reversed at some point.[9]

   Subsequent encounters with Eda Sense and Insensitivity - Eda and Lilith Lilith and Eda on friendly terms despite their differences.

   Lilith, along with her subordinate, Steve, are seen at a book fair taking a map from a shady merchant. The map contains the location of the Bloom of Eternal Youth, which Lilith intends to give to Emperor Belos. Though her primary mission was to capture the Owl Lady, Lilith assures Steve that the curse has left Eda frail. Unbeknownst to the both of them, Eda overhears their conversation, and snags herself a map, hoping to find the flower before Lilith can. The sisters later find themselves crossing paths again, turning the quest into a race between them. However, despite their opposing sides, Eda opts to save her sister from being eaten by a demon, even though she has the lead. Once Eda and Lilith finally make it to the Bloom of Eternal Youth, Eda pushes Lilith and grabs the flower for herself. However, the flower soon vanishes, and the two sisters realize they just walked into a trap. The monster then shows up, revealing himself to be the merchant from earlier. Lilith and Eda realize he isn't much of a threat and beat him up together, creating what appears to be peace between the sisters. Lilith begs Eda to join the Emperor's Coven and tells her that the emperor can heal her curse, but she still denies the request, as she does not want to owe the emperor anything and wants to break the curse on her own terms.[10] They part on amicable terms, but with the knowledge that Lilith will have to try to capture and bring her into the coven under Belos' orders again regardless.

   Lilith Dodge Lilith and Eda play grudgby.

   Later, Lilith attempts to capture Eda once again, but on her way to the Owl House, she was found and taken to the house by Hooty. Like before, Lilith tries to convince her younger sister to join the Emperor's Coven, but Eda denies the request once again. However, after Lilith insults her about her days as a grudgby player, Eda becomes defensive and challenges her to a match. If she wins, Eda will surrender to the Emperor's Coven without a fight. They set up a makeshift grudgby field outside the house and have Hooty as the referee and the traps. While the sisters are evenly matched, Eda manages to gain the upper hand and defeats her sister without resorting to cheating. Lilith is devastated because the emperor is expecting her to show up with Eda in custody and cannot go back empty-handed. Taking pity, Eda gives her sister her ring and tells her to say that she put up a good fight. Lilith leaves but promises that she will return.[6]

   The Emperor's ultimatum Clumsy lady Lilith after Hooty bested her and her raid party.

   Just as she promised, Lilith and some backup from the Emperor's Coven attempt a raid on the Owl House, but fail miserably thanks to the efforts of Hooty, who single-handedly took out the raid party. Utterly humiliated, Lilith is called back to the Emperor's Castle, as the emperor himself demands her presence. Emperor Belos grows impatient with Lilith's multiple failed attempts at capturing Eda and gives her an ultimatum; should she fail to capture her sister by twilight, she would be expelled from the Emperor's Coven, be labeled a criminal, and be executed.

   Lilith promo2 Lilith plans to use Luz as bait for her sister.

   Lilith's opportunity would come in the form of Luz, who is amongst the Hexside students at the castle during their field trip. Upon finding the human in the Relic Room, Lilith seizes the opportunity to capture Luz and sends Eda an invitation for a Witch's Duel via her staff. The sisters engage in combat, and during a trade of heated insults in the midst of the duel, Lilith accidentally reveals that she was the one who cursed Eda. Eda becomes enraged and starts throwing everything at her. While the sisters are fighting, Luz manages to break free from the magic bubble put around her by Lilith. Lilith points out to Luz that the bubble was for her protection and proceeds to knock her off the bridge and down into a pit of spikes below. Eda saves Luz at the cost of her using up all her magic and transforming into the Owl Beast. The beast and Owlbert are then captured by Lilith, but she spares Luz and tells her, "Go back to your world. This one's ours."[11]

   Betraying the Emperor's Coven Lilith gets it now Emperor Belos breaks his promise to Lilith.

   While everything seems to be looking up for Lilith, she soon learns from Emperor Belos that he did not have the intention of healing Eda from the start and had lied to her; instead, he orders Eda to be executed by petrification. The Emperor then tasks Lilith to destroy the Owl Staff, though she doesn't. When word gets out that Luz is wreaking havoc in the palace, Lilith takes the responsibility of capturing the human, but in reality, she wishes to team up with Luz in order to save Eda. However, an enraged Luz attacks Lilith, forcing her to counterattack. The ensuing tussle causes the two to tumble through the portal into the Human Realm. As they keep fighting, Luz shouts that Lilith deserves to be petrified for her actions instead of Eda, causing her to stop retaliating. She admits that Luz is right, and recounts her childhood to her, revealing her motives for cursing Eda, as well as the Emperor's false promise to heal her. At first, Luz views Lilith as untrustworthy, but she reveals that she kept Owlbert safe instead of destroying him as she was ordered to, temporarily gaining trust from Luz.

   Pain Sharing Spell Lilith uses the Pain Sharing Spell on Eda to take on half her curse.

   After leading Luz and King to an elevator that leads to Eda, Lilith intends to remain in the Emperor's Coven, but is caught by Emperor Belos. She and King are thrown into the same cage as Eda to be petrified. In a fit of rage, Eda is about to tear Lilith apart, but King stops her and explains that Lilith betrayed the Emperor to save her. Just as the machine is about to begin the petrification process, Eda shields Lilith and King, and the three are saved by Luz before Eda can be fully petrified. Lilith, Eda, Luz, King, and Owlbert all make it to the Owl House safely, though at this point, no amount of elixir can revert Eda's cursed form. In an act of sisterly love, Lilith uses the pain sharing spell and takes on half of Eda's curse.[5]

   Living in the Owl House Lilith and GG Poster S2 EP01 Lilith expresses her dislike towards the Golden Guard, calling him a brat.

   One week and a half passes, and it is revealed that Lilith now resides in the Owl House. Due to the curse, neither she nor her sister can use their magic, and with the portal destroyed, everyone in the Owl House is forced to work odd jobs as Eda no longer has a reliable source of human garbage to sell. Unfortunately, the week's bounty-hunting gig is not a reliable source of income, made worse by the fact that the residents of the Owl House are all known criminals. At first, Lilith revels in the fact that her Emperor's Coven posters still command fear and respect, but her confidence quickly turns to anger once all her posters are replaced by new ones depicting the Golden Guard. Enraged that the young Golden Guard has replaced her, Lilith tosses one of the posters, only to have it magically stick to her face instead.

   Lilith and Hooty S2 EP01 3 Lilith providing medical treatment to Hooty after he gets severely stung by the fire bees.

   After the sisters return to the Owl House, Eda, inspired by getting scammed at the market, invites Lilith on an outing that will hopefully result in them getting more money, but she refuses. Wanting to make up for her past mistakes, she decides to make Eda a scrying potion that will allow her to spy on the Emperor's palace. Hooty offers to help her, but Lilith refuses, wanting to complete the task alone. After obtaining most of the ingredients on her own, all that remains is fire bee honey. Unfortunately, the aggressive insects immediately attack Lilith with their burning stingers, and though she tries to retaliate with an ice spell, all she can muster are a couple of ice cubes. Hooty then appears and offers to help once more, but a frustrated Lilith yells at Hooty, believing that she won't be much of a witch if she can't handle this alone. Dejected, Hooty apologizes and leaves her alone. However, after getting surrounded by fire bees, Lilith breaks down and cries out for help. Upon hearing this, Hooty breaks out from the ground and starts fighting with the fire bees, saving Lilith and enabling her to acquire the honey successfully. With the honey soon obtained, Lilith successfully makes the scrying potion and gains a newfound appreciation for Hooty, so much so that she nicknames him "Hootsifer". She presents the scrying potion to her sister and Luz and suggests they take advantage of the coven's disorganized state by pulling whatever pranks they wish.[12]

   Lilith and ice sculpture S2 EP02 Lilith presenting an ice sculpture she made to Luz.

   With their magical powers limited by the curse, both Clawthorne sisters resort to learning glyph magic from Luz. Lilith's adherence to the rules allows her to quickly grow accustomed to the more structured nature of glyph magic. Her understanding of glyphs causes her to explore more advanced glyph combinations to the point where she can create ice sculptures with ease. When one of Eda's spells goes awry, Lilith manages to come up with a glyph combo (copyrighted by herself) to neutralize it and subsequently helped her sister understand that glyphs were more akin to words and commands that controlled the natural magic around them.[13]

   Lilith and Hooty S2 EP03 2 Lilith and Hooty about to attack Jean-Luc.

   As a knowledgeable historian during her time at the Emperor's Coven, Lilith doubted King's claims that he was once a despotic ruler, claiming that prior to Emperor Belos, demons did not have a unified ruler. However, determined to prove Lilith and Hooty wrong, King brings Eda and Lilith's staffs into the room and announces that they are going to his castle. Luz agrees to play along, as does Lilith, to show King that he is incorrect. Lilith invites Hooty, who promptly removes himself from the door and places himself in a portable backpack, much to the horror of everyone else. However, Lilith's interest is piqued when the group finds a castle on an uncharted island. Exploring the castle only piques Lilith's interest even further, and she even begins to believe King's claims. However, she and the group are attacked by Jean-Luc, forcing her, Hooty, Luz, and King to flee while Eda distracts the creature. After realizing that he was never the tyrant he believed himself to be, King becomes emotional and runs off, forcing the group to split up and find him. Once King is found, Lilith and Hooty are tasked with attacking Jean-Luc using Eda's potions, while Luz, Eda, and King find their way up the top of the tower. While King was having important revelations about his past, Lilith takes pictures of some of the wall carvings.[14]

   Worsening Curse and Reuniting with her Mother The Clawhorne Family S2E4 Lilith seeing her mother for the first time in years.

   Upon the return of Gwendolyn Clawthorne from her most recent sabbatical to cure Eda's curse, Lilith's ill feelings regarding her mother come to the surface. It is quickly revealed that, despite her magical prowess and her desperation for her mother's attention, Gwendolyn has largely ignored Lilith for most of her life. Upon learning that their mother has been in regular contact with Eda, Lilith sinks into a depressive episode and indulges with King by drowning her sorrows in illicit ice cream Eda bought from the Night Market. The two commiserate on the lack of parental affection they received. When King reveals that Gwendolyn and Luz have set out to cure Eda without her, the emotional toil this takes on Lilith activates her curse, which is only exacerbated when she realizes all the elixir in the house has been stolen.

   Lilith and Gwendolyn S2 EP04 2 Gwendolyn feeling guilty for not giving Lilith the attention she deserved.

   She is powerless to stop her subsequent transformation, and as the Raven Beast, she attacks Eda while her sister is in her cursed form. After gaining the upper hand in her internal struggle with the Owl Beast, however, Eda is able to come to her senses and subdue Lilith with their mother's help. Apologetically, Gwendolyn soothes Lilith as her cursed form weeps, calming her long enough for Luz to administer the elixir, returning her and Eda to their original state.

   Lilith and Hooty S2 EP04 Hooty devastated at Lilith having to leave the Owl House.

   Finally on good terms with her mother, Lilith concedes that she's responsible for Eda's curse, for which Gwendolyn is understanding. On her mother's invitation, Lilith decides to move back home with her to make up for lost time and reconnect with her and Eda's father, much to Hooty's dismay. Lilith promises that they can remain pen-pals, to which Hooty laments that he cannot hold a pen.[4] Hooty eventually resolves this by using a typewriter to keep in touch with her.[15]

   A historic breakthrough Elsewhere and Elsewhen - 021 Lilith celebrating her new job as a curator.

   Despite her outlaw status, Lilith manages to land a job as curator of the Supernatural Museum of History, and she, with some of her friends, celebrates the occasion. However, she is jealous of her old mentor, Flora D'splora, and vows to come up with an impressive exhibit. Initially, she planned on making an exhibit about the architectural history behind Deadwardian balusters, but Luz easily convinces her to make an exhibit on Time pools instead. Lilith mentions that she had a device to detect time pools when she was younger, but it lacked a sufficient power source. Luz brings Lilith a sample of Titan's Blood to power the device and allow it to function as intended.

   Elsewhere and Elsewhen - 421 Lilith and Luz surprised by the kindness of those who lived during the Savage Ages.

   Lilith and Luz spend some time searching for the pools, and eventually, they manage to find the location. The pools are revealed to be under the sand, and an ecstatic Lilith takes note of her findings. The two travel back to the Deadwardian Era, where after disguising themselves, head into town. Lilith warns Luz to be careful, as they are in the Savage Ages; however, the residents are friendly and the two witness them helping each other out. After getting over the shock, the two ask around for Philip Wittebane, but find no leads until they stumble upon him being harassed by two denizens. They help him as the assailants retreat. Using the fake names of Luzura and Dirtrude, they ally with Philip and join him on his latest expedition.

   Elsewhere and Elsewhen - 935 Lilith about to punch Philip in the nose.

   As they walk, Luz shows Philip her light glyph, which he has not discovered, and he compliments her, making Lilith uneasy at the familiarity of his tone. The human then takes the two to a cave, where he creates an elaborate glyph combination that sends him, Luz, and Lilith to the Titan's head. Philip tricks Lilith into unlocking the door he has been trying to enter, and she is dragged inside by a Stonesleeper. Upon escaping, she and Luz fight it while Philip digs up a mirror and teleports away. Once the Stonesleeper is tamed, Lilith and Luz ride it and catch up to Philip. He tries to get them to work with him, but Lilith punches him in the nose, urging him to stay angry. After that, Lilith watches Deadwardian balusters being made before she and Luz return home through the time pools. When they return to The Owl House and explain their adventures in the Deadwardian Era to Eda, she is shocked, as she believed that time pools were a myth.[16]

   Preparing for the Day of Unity O Titan, Where Art Thou - 235 Lilith and Eda upon learning that King is a Titan.

   A week before the Day of Unity, Lilith visits the Owl House after learning about Luz entering the Emperor's mindscape. When Hooty regurgitates a letter for King, Lilith talks Eda into letting him, Luz, and Hooty go to the coordinates, citing that she has been there and found nothing. While the three are away, Lilith consoles Eda over her worries for the children, but soon, the Clawthorne sisters are forced to flee when Coven Scouts swarm the Owl House.[17] They retreat to the Knee, with Lilith leaving a clue for Luz, King, and Hooty to join them later without Eda knowing. The three reunite with the sisters and inform them that King is a Titan. Lilith is amazed by the news, and starts treating King like a god, despite the others and King himself advising her to treat him as she usually does. After Luz and Eda try to rescue some of their possessions from the Emperor's Coven, King goes missing and Lilith and Hooty attempt to discover his whereabouts. Upon finding him hanging out with Steve, Lilith addresses King as if he were a god, but he rebuffs her and demands she treat him the same as always. Steve even questions her habit of worshiping authority figures, suggesting she goes to therapy. The four later meet up with Luz, Eda, and the CATs to form a plan for the Day of Unity.[18]

   King's Tide (345) Lilith wishing Eda luck in sabotaging the Draining Spell.

   Hours before the eclipse that triggers the Draining Spell, the CATs decide to have Eda take Raine's place with the other Coven Heads by masquerading as them and being branded with the bard sigil. Lilith tries to volunteer herself for the task instead, but Eda declines, noting that she has better experience with her curse compared to Lilith's short time with her own curse.[19] Lilith joins the CATs as they journey to the head and wishes Eda luck; however, they are found out and Lilith and Hooty are restrained as Raine is taken to the circle for the Draining Spell.[20]

   Planning to Overthrow the Collector Lilith hugs puppet Hooty Season 3 Episode 2 Lilith hugging a puppet Hooty.

   After the Collector stops the Draining Spell, Lilith and Hooty try to save King, only to be turned into puppets by the Collector. At an unknown point, King convinces the Collector to restore Lilith to normal, and she hides out in Eda's room within the Archive House, brewing elixirs for her. She is overjoyed when King brings Hooty, but she and Eda reject King's suggestion of restoring him as well, believing it to be too risky. After doing research, they learn that Titan magic can cancel out the Collector's magic. As she and Eda suggest sealing the Collector in another tablet, King refuses, instead opting to try and reason with the Collector and help him see the error of his ways.

   Watching and Dreaming - 751 Lilith and her parents as puppets tormenting Eda.

   Lilith is later turned back into a puppet and was used to taunt Eda in her worst nightmares until Luz used a light glyph to wake her up. Lilith was later placed by Amelia and Cat in the Archives and spotted by Amity. Lilith is later rescued and turned back to normal by the Collector, where she is very enthusiastically greeted by Steve, who hugs her. Afterwards, the Collector takes her, Amity, and Camila to the Owl House and she hugs Eda. Shortly after, the Collector turns Hooty back to normal and the two joyfully hug.

   Epilogue Watching and Dreaming - 5188 Lilith looking at blueprints for a museum of the Bonesborough Library.

   Four years after Belos is defeated, she has mastered her own harpy form. As Lilith is overseeing renovations on the Bonesborough Library, Willow and Hunter arrive to pick her up. Soon after, Amity arrives, hugging her and delivering a book she needed. The four then travel to the hospital to meet with the others. Lilith and Raine then head to the University of Wild Magic to get Eda. Lilith and the others gather at the Owl House to celebrate Luz's belated quinceañera, which she made sure was perfectly followed to Camila's instructions. She watches the light show the Collector puts on.

   Relationships Eda Clawthorne Lilith and Eda S1 EP17 Lilith and Eda about to have a grudgby match in "Wing It Like Witches".

   Eda is Lilith's younger sister. Lilith's relationship with Eda is as much as "frenemies". The two have a bitter rivalry due to their clashing personalities and different approaches to magic, with Lilith growing increasingly embarrassed by her sister's reckless behavior. Despite being on opposite sides of the law, Lilith genuinely cares about Eda's well-being and wishes to end her curse, believing the Emperor could help in this respect. Additionally, although Lilith is committed to bringing Eda to justice, they make an unstoppable team when facing common enemies together. However, in "Agony of a Witch", it is revealed that Lilith was the one to cast the curse on Eda, therefore causing a tense relationship with her.

   In "Young Blood, Old Souls", upon realizing that the Emperor tricked her into giving up Eda, she decides to help Luz save Eda from petrification. When Eda rescues Lilith from being captured by the Emperor's Coven after Luz saved them from petrification, Lilith casts a spell to share the pain of the curse between Eda and Lilith, hence trying to repair their broken relationship.

   Gwendolyn Clawthorne Lilith and Gwendolyn S2 EP04 Lilith going home with her mother to make up for lost time.

   Gwendolyn is Lilith's mother. Lilith's relationship with her mother was initially strained as she felt she didn't pay enough attention to her, as seen when she was disheartened to learn that she visited Eda regularly while Lilith hadn't seen her in years. According to Lilith herself, Gwendolyn didn't even attend her coven initiation. Eventually, she declares to King that she is sick of being ignored, and that from that moment on, she has no mother, which she will say to Gwendolyn's face. King challenges her to do so, informing her that Gwendolyn is right outside with Luz trying to cure Eda. Her frustration with her mother's lack of attention causes her to lose control of the curse and transform into a raven beast, much like her sister, who became an owl beast.

   Thankfully, Gwendolyn, realizing this truth about her daughter, helps her return to normal and apologizes for not giving her the attention she deserved. Afterwards, Lilith reveals to Gwendolyn that she was the one who cursed Eda, but she didn't seem to be upset with her. She also decides to return home with Gwendolyn to reconnect and potentially find some new information regarding the owl beast curse.

   Luz Noceda Elsewhere and Elsewhen - 182 Luz telling Lilith that she started calling her "Cool Aunt Lilith" in her journal.

   Initially, not much interaction is shown between the two, though in "Covention", Lilith is calmly surprised that her sister took a human as an apprentice, let alone astonished that a human was learning magic at all. In "Agony of a Witch", when she catches Luz to lure Eda to her, she shows no remorse in using her as a shield or putting the girl in danger to outsmart and overpower Eda in a Witch's Duel. Even at the end, once Eda is captured, she tells Luz to go back to her world, not seeing her as a threat or seeming to believe Luz or all humans are beneath her. However, in "Young Blood, Old Souls", she goes to Luz begging to help her save her sister, implying that she is starting to trust Luz and no longer thinks little of her.

   Starting in Season 2, Lilith and Luz are now on friendly terms, the latter having forgiven Lilith for her betrayal and has been trying to teach her to use glyph magic. Lilith looks up to Luz as her teacher, and even made an ice sculpture of herself kneeling before Luz. She then presents it to Luz, which amuses her. In "Elsewhere and Elsewhen", the both of them bonded together, viewing each other as aunt and niece. Luz even takes to calling Lilith "Cool Aunt Lilith".

   Hooty Lilith and Hooty S2 EP 03 Lilith thanking Hooty for his cup of tea.

   Lilith and Hooty were initially enemies, with Lilith calling him an "infernal house demon". Before betraying Emperor Belos, Lilith has made several attempts to capture Eda at her house. However, Hooty, being the guardian of the Owl House (and the house itself), always notices and counterattacks each time, foiling her plans.

   After Lilith moves into the Owl House, their relationship begins to change for the better. In "Separate Tides", Hooty desperately wants to become friends with Lilith, while Lilith, annoyed, refuses him. When Lilith goes to the forest to get fire bee honey for her scrying potion, she comes across a swarm of fire bees. Lilith is unable to beat them in her weakened state, until Hooty comes to her rescue, fighting off the bees. Because of this, Lilith starts accepting Hooty as her friend, calling him "Hootsifer" to match the nickname he'd given her, which is "Lulu". After Eda, Luz, and King come home, Eda remarks that they are going to draw on Hooty. Lilith whispers to Hooty that she will protect him. Over the next few episodes, the two continue to bond, becoming best friends.

   In "Keeping up A-fear-ances", Lilith decides to move back in with her mother and Hooty is genuinely saddened by this, even after she assures him they can be pen pals. In "Knock, Knock, Knockin' on Hooty's Door", Hooty is revealed to be in touch with Lilith by writing letters to her using a typewriter.

   After Hooty sacrifices himself to keep her from turning into a puppet, Lilith is overjoyed to see him again, even more so upon learning that he can still communicate. After Belos' defeat, The Collector allows Lilith to free Hooty from the puppet spell, and the two of them share a tearful reunion.

   Emperor Belos Lilith and Emperor Belos S1 EP18 Lilith apologizes to Emperor Belos for failing to capture her sister Eda.

   Although Lilith was head of the Emperor's Coven, in "Wing it Like Witches", it is implied that the Emperor put a lot of pressure on her when it came to capturing Eda, for she was extremely upset when she lost the grudgby match that would make Eda go to the Emperor willingly. In "Agony of a Witch" it is revealed that Belos does not value Lilith since he effortlessly threatened to banish her from his coven, suggested casting her as a criminal, and possibly executing her if she didn't bring Eda in. Despite this treatment, Lilith did not question his words, nor did she fight back. After Belos reveals that he will not remove Eda's curse, she finally realizes that she had been lied to and rebels against him to rescue her sister. When Lilith was caught by Belos trying to rescue her sister, he has Lilith and King thrown into the same cage as Eda to be petrified with her. However, Luz manages to defeat Belos and rescue them in time. Enraged that Lilith betrayed him and the Coven and her rescue by Luz, he appoints the Golden Guard as the new leader of the Emperor's Coven, stripping Lilith (in-absentia) as the leader and expelling her from the coven in the process.

   In "Elsewhere and Elsewhen", she encounters Belos as his original identity, Philip Wittebane, and starts to see the connections between the two. After realizing that he tricked and used her as an expandable to be sacrificed to the Stonesleeper, much akin to her time with Emperor Belos, she was so infuriated with him that she broke his nose with one punch after meeting him again.

   In "Edge of the World", Lilith is horrified to hear what Luz endured in Emperor Belos' mind, calling herself an idiot for supporting him for so long.

   Amity Blight S01E05 Covention (359) Lilith introducing Amity to the crowd before her witches' duel with Luz.

   Amity originally was Lilith's "strongest protégé". In "Covention", when Lilith learns that Amity and Luz are about to engage in a Witch's Duel, Lilith seizes the opportunity to prove that she is a better teacher than Eda. This intense strive to one-up her sister causes her to cheat by placing a power glyph onto Amity's nape, a move she tries to justify by saying that she knows Eda would cheat first. Unfortunately, this has caused Amity to lose respect for her. However, Lilith still cared about Amity and was ecstatic to hear about her getting together with Luz.

   Four years later, the two appear to have made up and hugged upon seeing each other while working on the library expansion project, their relationship having become much more affectionate and open.

   Hunter Lilith and GG Poster S2 EP01 Lilith expressing her disdain for Hunter to Luz.

   As of yet, no direct interaction between Lilith and Hunter has been shown on screen. However, Lilith is shown to hold a form of contempt against the Golden Guard, calling him a "brat" in "Separate Tides" and screwing up his poster when Luz asks her about him. When asked about him, she sarcastically calls him a "genius teen prodigy" and describes knowing him as "unfortunate". Lilith was shocked and enraged to learn that Hunter was her successor as head of the Emperor's Coven.

   Four years later, Lilith has shed her hatred for her successor.

   Powers and abilities Lilith telekinetically removing her mask and cloak. Lilith telekinetically removing her mask and cloak. 1/7 Magic: Lilith is highly skilled with magic, enough to go blow for blow with her sister. Like most witches, her connection to magic comes from a sac of magic bile attached to her heart. As the leader of the Emperor's Coven, she has access to all types of magic. Although not quite as powerful as Eda or Emperor Belos, she is considered a formidable opponent. However, as of "Young Blood, Old Souls", after sharing Eda's curse, her magic is heavily crippled. Because of this, Lilith began to learn to use magic through glyphs. Telekinesis: Lilith can use telekinesis, as she removed her cloak and mask during the Covention. Potion magic: Lilith was in the potions track at Hexside as a teenager and can still brew potions without her magic. Fire magic: Lilith can conjure powerful blue flames from her staff. Dematerialization magic: Lilith can use her magic to destroy certain items from a distance as if they were paper. Plant magic: In "Young Blood, Old Souls", Lilith was able to summon vines to restrain King in the human realm. Ice magic: In "Separate Tides", Lilith attempted to use ice magic to capture fire bees, but could only muster a handful of ice cubes. It is implied that her ice magic was much stronger prior to sharing the curse. Flight: Lilith can use her staff to fly. Teleportation: She can disappear from one location and instantly reappear in another. Force field generation: Lilith can use her magic to create a force field, as shown when she traps Luz in a bubble. Pain sharing: Lilith can use her magic to share any physical wounds or curses, as she was able to share the curse with Eda, hence reverting Eda back to her normal self. This helps minimize the pain/effects, but in turn, she is affected as well. "with this spell declared, let the pain be shared." is the spell. Glyph magic: Under the tutelage of Luz, Lilith proves to be competent in using glyphs and has a better understanding than her sister at it. Staff proficiency: Lilith uses her staff to focus her magic and deflect incoming attacks. She can also infuse the staff with fire for greater damage. Grudgby proficiency: While in school, Lilith was the captain of the team, and even now maintains high physical capabilities, as she played an even match against Eda without magic. History expert: Being the lead historian of the Emperor's Coven, Lilith is well-versed in the history of the Boiling Isles. Cursed form: After sharing her sister's curse, Lilith will transform into the Raven Beast if she does not take an elixir to keep it at bay. In her beast form, she goes berserk and can easily destroy buildings, in addition to being able to fly for long distances. She is also very strong and larger than Eda's own cursed form, having the ability to pick up Eda in her cursed form and fight with her for an extended period of time. At some time after the Day of Unity, she learned to transform into a less bestial harpy form like her sister. Flight: After transforming into a raven-like beast, Lilith is shown to have advanced flight abilities, flying with Eda's cursed form all the way to Bonesborough and using her wings to fight in aerial combat. Anatomical liberation: A side effect of the owl curse, Lilith's body parts fall off, but are reattachable without negative consequences. Presumably, Lilith can retain control of her limbs the way Eda does, but she is not as experienced at doing so as Eda is.

   She is the teacher for defense against hostile creatures class.

9. #9Alice Liddell

   Keys: Ravenville student.

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   Alice Liddell is the main protagonist of American McGee's Alice and Alice: Madness Returns. She is youngest daughter of Arthur Liddell and Leanne Liddell and the younger sister of Lizzie Liddell. Excluding her pet cat Dinah, Alice is the sole survivor of a house fire that killed her family, causing her to have immense trauma when she was a child, affecting her reality, as well as her imaginary world, Wonderland, and its citizens.

   As Alice struggled with the fragments of her memories, post-traumatic stress disorder, and deteriorating mental health after a ten-year catatonic state in Rutledge Asylum, she returned to Wonderland to save it from the Queen of Hearts, killing the monsters inside her head.

   Alice regained enough sanity to leave Rutledge and Pris Witless helped Alice to get a room at the Houndsditch Home for Wayward Youth. Her psychiatrist and head of Houndsditch, Angus Bumby, helped Alice forget her traumatic memories using hypnotherapy. Unfortunately, Alice still suffered from poor mental health and returned to Wonderland to find the true cause of her family's death. After discovering that Bumby was the mastermind behind her family's death, having raped and murdered Lizzie in her bed, then starting the fire to cover his crime, Alice murdered him to avenge her family. With her reality fused with Wonderland, Cheshire Cat remarked that her memory was safe for the time being.[2]

   After leaving Houndsditch, Alice found a job at the London Royal Opera House as a theater worker.[5] She also gained the ability to peer into the minds of others and explore their Otherlands.[1]

   History Childhood

   Alice was born in England circa 1856 where she spent most of her childhood in Oxford in the south of England. She lived a comfortable, happy life with Arthur Liddell, a dean at Oxford University,[6] her mother Leanne and sister Elizabeth who was too old to be a good playmate to Alice, even though she was loving.[7]

   The family cared for a cat named Dinah and two of her kittens later on. Alice was an imaginative and creative girl who immersed in her imaginary land called Wonderland. Her daydreams of her imaginary world led Nan Sharpe,[8] a nanny who also taught Alice and her sister French and music,[9] to have conversations with Leanne Liddell about it.[8] At one point, Nan told Alice that if she spent as much time as practicing the piano instead of daydreaming, she would be the next Sullivan or Gilbert. Leanne Liddell also had Alice practice the piano frequently.[7]

   Being a dean at the Oxford University, Arthur would often invite his undergraduates to tea at the family household. Due to their constant appearances and mannerisms, Lizzie expressed her disgust of them to Alice, saying that "[they were] waiting a word from [their father]" and called them a "bunch of toadies".[7]

   Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Alice sat on a riverbank on a warm summer day, drowsily reading over her sister's shoulder, when she caught sight of a White Rabbit in a waistcoat running by her. The White Rabbit pulled out a pocket watch, exclaimed that he was late, and popped down a rabbit hole. Alice followed the White Rabbit down the hole and came upon a great hallway lined with doors. She found a small door that she opened using a key she discovered on a nearby table. Through the door, she saw a beautiful garden, and Alice began to cry when she realized she cannot fit through the door. She found a bottle marked "DRINK ME" and downed the contents. She shrunk down to the right size to enter the door but cannot enter since she had left the key on the tabletop above her head.

   Alice with Dodo Alice after the Caucus Race.

   Alice discovered a cake marked "EAT ME" which caused her to grow to an inordinately large height. Still unable to enter the garden, Alice began to cry again, and her giant tears formed a pool at her feet. As she cried, Alice shrunk and fell into the pool of tears. The pool of tears became a sea, and as she trod water she met a Mouse. The Mouse accompanied Alice to shore, where a number of animals gathered on a bank. After a "Caucus Race," Alice scared the animals away with tales of her cat, Dinah, and found herself alone again.

   Alice met the White Rabbit again, who mistook her for a servant and sent her off to fetch his things. While in the White Rabbit's house, Alice drank an unmarked bottle of liquid and grew to the size of the room. The White Rabbit returned to his house, fuming at the now-giant Alice, but she swatted him and his servants away with her giant hand. The animals outside tried to get her out of the house by throwing rocks at her, which inexplicably transformed into cakes when they landed in the house.

   Alice meeting the Caterpillar Alice finding the Caterpillar.

   Alice ate one of the cakes, which caused her to shrink to a small size. She wandered off into the forest, where she met a Caterpillar sitting on a mushroom and smoking a hookah (i.e. a water pipe). The Caterpillar and Alice got into an argument, but before the Caterpillar crawled away in disgust, he told Alice that different parts of the mushroom will make her grow or shrink. Alice tasted a part of the mushroom, and her neck stretched above the trees. A pigeon saw her and attacked, deeming her a serpent hungry for pigeon eggs.

   Alice ate another part of the mushroom and shrunk down to a normal height. She wandered until she came across the house of the Duchess. She entered the abode and found the Duchess, who was nursing a squealing baby, as well as a grinning Cheshire Cat, and a Cook who tossed massive amounts of pepper into a cauldron of soup. The Duchess behaved rudely to Alice and then departed to prepare for a croquet game with the Queen. As she left, the Duchess handed Alice the baby, which Alice discovered is a pig. Alice let the pig go and re-entered the forest, where she met the Cheshire Cat again. The Cheshire Cat explained to Alice that everyone in Wonderland was mad, including Alice herself. The Cheshire Cat gave directions to the March Hare's house and faded away to nothing but a floating grin.

   Tea party The March Hare, Dormouse, Mad Hatter and Alice in a tea party.

   Alice traveled to the March Hare's house to find the March Hare, the Mad Hatter, and the Dormouse having tea together. Treated rudely by all three, Alice stood by the tea party, uninvited. She learned that they have wronged Time and were trapped in perpetual tea-time. After a final discourtesy, Alice left and journeyed through the forest. She found a tree with a door in its side, and traveled through it to find herself back in the great hall. She took the key and used the mushroom to shrink down and entered the garden.

   After saving several gardeners from the temper of the Queen of Hearts, Alice joined the Queen in a strange game of croquet. The croquet ground was hilly, the mallets and balls were live flamingos and hedgehogs, and the Queen tore about, frantically calling for the other player's executions. Amidst this madness, Alice bumped into the Cheshire Cat again, who asked her how she was doing. The King of Hearts interrupted their conversation and attempted to bully the Cheshire Cat, who impudently dismissed the King. The King took offense and arranged for the Cheshire Cat's execution, but since the Cheshire Cat was now only a head floating in mid-air, no one can agree on how to behead it.

   Alice and Duchess in croquet party The Duchess trying to befriend Alice.

   The Duchess approached Alice and attempted to befriend her, but the Duchess made Alice feel uneasy. The Queen of Hearts chased the Duchess off and told Alice that she must visit the Mock Turtle to hear his story. The Queen of Hearts sent Alice with the Gryphon as her escort to meet the Mock Turtle. Alice shared her strange experiences with the Mock Turtle and the Gryphon, who listened sympathetically and commented on the strangeness of her adventures. After listening to the Mock Turtle's story, they heard an announcement that a trial was about to begin, and the Gryphon brought Alice back to the croquet ground.

   The Knave of Hearts stood trial for stealing the Queen's tarts. The King of Hearts led the proceedings, and various witnesses approached the stand to give evidence. The Mad Hatter and the Cook both gave their testimony, but none of it made any sense. The White Rabbit, acting as a herald, called Alice to the witness stand. The King had gone nowhere with his line of questioning, but took encouragement when the White Rabbit provided new evidence in the form of a letter written by the Knave.

   The letter turned out to be a poem, which the King interpreted as an admission of guilt on the part of the Knave. Alice believed the note to be nonsense and protested the King's interpretation. The Queen became furious with Alice and ordered her beheading, but Alice grew to a huge size and knocked over the Queen's army of playing cards.

   All of a sudden, Alice found herself awake on her sister's lap, back at the riverbank. She told her sister about her dream and went inside for tea as her sister pondered Alice's adventures.

   Through the Looking-Glass Alice entering the Looking-Glass World Alice finding the mirror.

   Alice was playing with a white kitten and a black kitten, the offsprings of Dinah, when she pondered what the world was like on the other side of a mirror's reflection. Climbing up on the fireplace mantel, she poked at the wall-hung mirror behind the fireplace and discovered, to her surprise, that she was able to step through it to an alternative world. In this reflected version of her own house, she found a book with looking-glass poetry, "Jabberwocky," whose reversed printing she can read only by holding it up to the mirror. She also observed that the chess pieces had come to life, though they remain small enough for her to pick up.

   Upon leaving the house, she entered a sunny spring garden where the flowers had the power of human speech; they perceived Alice as being a "flower that can move about." Elsewhere in the garden, Alice met the Red Queen, who was now human-sized, and who impressed Alice with her ability to run at breathtaking speeds. This was a reference to the chess rule that queens were able to move any number of vacant squares at once, in any direction, which made them the most "agile" of pieces.

   Red Queen chastises Alice Alice talking with the Red Queen.

   The Red Queen revealed to Alice that the entire countryside was laid out in squares, like a gigantic chessboard, and offered to make Alice a queen if she can move all the way to the eighth rank/row in a chess match, referencing to the chess rule of Promotion. Alice was placed in the second rank as one of the White Queen's pawns, and began her journey across the chessboard by boarding a train that literally jumped over the third row and directly into the fourth rank, thus acting on the rule that pawns can advance two spaces on their first move.

   She then met the fat twin brothers Tweedledum and Tweedledee, whom she knew from the famous nursery rhyme. After reciting the long poem "The Walrus and the Carpenter," the Tweedles drew Alice's attention to the Red King – loudly snoring away under a nearby tree – and maliciously provoked her with idle philosophical banter that she existed only as an imaginary figure in the Red King's dreams. Finally, the brothers began acting out their nursery-rhyme by suiting up for battle, only to be frightened away by an enormous crow, as the nursery rhyme about them predicts.

   Alice next met the White Queen, who was very absent-minded but boasted of her ability to remember future events before they happened. Alice and the White Queen advanced into the chessboard's fifth rank by crossing over a brook together, but at the very moment of the crossing, the Queen transformed into a talking Sheep in a small shop. Alice soon found herself struggling to handle the oars of a small rowboat, where the Sheep annoyed her with nonsensical shouting about "crabs" and "feathers." Unknown to Alice, these were standard terms in the jargon of rowing. Thus the Queen/Sheep was speaking in a perfectly logical and meaningful way.

   Anglo-Saxon messengers The March Hare and Mad Hatter in disguise as Anglo-Saxon messengers.

   After crossing yet another brook into the sixth rank, Alice immediately encountered Humpty Dumpty, who, besides celebrating his unbirthday, provided his own translation of the strange terms in "Jabberwocky." In the process, he introduced Alice to the concept of portmanteau words, before his inevitable fall.

   "All the king's horses and all the king's men" came to Humpty Dumpty's assistance, and were accompanied by the White King, along with the Lion and the Unicorn, who again proceeded to act out a nursery rhyme by fighting with each other. In this chapter, the March Hare and Hatter of the first book made a brief re-appearance in the guise of "Anglo-Saxon messengers" called "Haigha" and "Hatta."

   Alice with the White Knight Alice with the White Knight.

   Upon leaving the Lion and Unicorn to their fight, Alice reached the seventh rank by crossing another brook into the forested territory of the Red Knight, who was intent on capturing the "white pawn" – who was Alice – until the White Knight came to her rescue. Escorting her through the forest towards the final brook-crossing, the Knight recited a long poem of his own composition called Haddocks' Eyes, and repeatedly fell off his horse. His clumsiness was a reference to the "eccentric" L-shaped movements of chess knights.

   Bidding farewell to the White Knight, Alice stepped across the last brook, and was automatically crowned a queen, with the crown materializing abruptly on her head. She soon found herself in the company of both the White and Red Queens, who relentlessly confounded Alice by using word play to thwart her attempts at logical discussion. They then invited one another to a party that will be hosted by the newly crowned Alice – of which Alice herself had no prior knowledge. Alice arrived and sat herself at her own party, which quickly turned to a chaotic uproar. Alice finally grabbed the Red Queen, believing her to be responsible for all the day's nonsense, and began shaking her violently with all her might. By "capturing" the Red Queen, Alice unknowingly put the Red King into checkmate, and was allowed to wake up.

   Alice suddenly awoke in her armchair to find herself holding the black kitten, whom she deduced to have been the Red Queen all along, with the white kitten having been the White Queen. The story ended with Alice recalling the speculation of the Tweedle brothers, that everything may had, in fact, been a dream of the Red King, and that Alice might herself be no more than a figment of his imagination. One final poem was inserted by the author as a sort of epilogue which suggested that life itself was but a dream.

   The Fire Fire photo Alice horrified by the fire.

   During a winter night on November 5, 1863, a fire was mysteriously started within the Liddell household. Before the event, Alice witnessed a figure entering the house that night. However, she convinced herself that she saw a centaur instead, and that the sounds coming from her sister's room had been Lizzie talking in her sleep when it really was the one who entered the house raping Lizzie.[10] The figure (or centaur to Alice) locked Lizzie's room with her room key and fled the house. Alice did smell some smoke before she fully awakened but was too busy being immersed in her daydream, something which would later cause her psychological guilt.

   With Alice's Adventures in Wonderland book on her lap while she was sleeping, Mad Hatter screamed in alarm when a fire broke out and the White Rabbit screamed that "[they] must save Alice!" Mad Hatter's cries roused Alice from her dream and she became fully awake by the smell of smoke. She quickly ran to her parent's bedroom where she heard their voices from behind the door telling her to escape and save herself.[11]

   Alice cries Alice cries as her parents burn to death.

   Although seriously burnt,[6] Alice managed to escape by jumping out of a window with her rabbit doll and cushioning herself on snow,[11] led by her cat Dinah who also survived the fire.[7] Her family were less fortunate, and Alice was forced to leave them to be incinerated within the fire that destroyed their home.[11] As Alice cried outside her burning house, she saw the figure from earlier disappear in the shadows. Eventually, some nearby townsfolk found Alice and escorted her away from the scene.

   After Wilton J. Radcliffe identified the bodies at the Oxford Morgue, Lizzie's body was the only one not burnt by the flames.[7] After an investigation, it was concluded that the fire was started due to the clumsiness of Dinah and a still-lit oil lamp in the downstairs library.[12]

   Littlemore Infirmary Alice in Littlemore Alice recovering from her severe burns.

   Alice was sent to Littlemore Infirmary to have her severe burns taken care of. It is implied that Alice's burns were first-degree burns, but not second-degree because Alice's dermis was unharmed. Alice was cared for by a surgeon named Dr. Grantham who lost his sanity and it is implied he accidentally killed himself.

   The expectation for her recovery process was "not at all encouraging," according to the The Illustrated London News, and that the measurements for her coffin were already taken. At the same time, the rest of her family were "stored in an ice locker in the likelihood that the whole family will be expeditiously interred at the same time."[6]

   In early December 1863, a newspaper was published saying that Alice was "accused" of something, but doesn't go into detail. This may have been when Alice was accused of being involved with the house fire.

   After a year of treatment, Alice's burns eventually became fully healed, however, the incident had left a huge impact on her mentality, and caused her to fall into a catatonic state. Her memories of the mysterious figure in her house were repressed.

   Rutledge Asylum Alice's first day Eight-year-old Alice's first day.

   On November 4, 1864, Alice was transferred to Rutledge Asylum in London under the care of Dr. Heironymous Q. Wilson, as it was the best solution to handle her symptoms.[6] She would spend the next ten years under the care of Dr. Wilson, documented in his casebook. At her preliminary examination on November 11, 1864, Alice was presented as deaf, dumb, and blind to stimulation. Despite insensible passivity, preternatural quietness, and evident dementia, a course of treatment was prescribed.[13]

   During her time at the asylum, Alice had faced her own guilt and the mistreatment from other patients and the cruel caretakers at Rutledge. At an unknown point in time, one nurse, Pris Witless, overheard Alice blaming herself for the fire that killed all of her family; Witless would later use this "confession" against Alice in the form of blackmail.[14]

   Alice was at the mercy of the 19th century Victorian medical community. In the first six months of 1865, Alice was subjected to many remedies, without result, such as having her hair shaved off, cold plaster sessions, blood-letting, leeches, experimental shocking, and massive doses of laudanum. In desperation, restraints included a straitjacket, solitary confinement, sensory deprivation, confiscation of her rabbit doll and cancellation of afternoon tea. All methods failed.[15] In addition, it turns out that the original rabbit doll was somehow lost, presumably during Alice's stay in Littlemore Infirmary or her earlier years at Rutledge, and was given a replacement instead.

   Cat sketch Alice's Cheshire Cat drawing.

   In the autumn of 1873, after eight years of fitful sleep, Alice spoke by drawing. Her first picture was of Cheshire Cat.[16] Nurse D- took it upon herself to replace her rabbit doll's missing eye, but when Alice saw the repair job, she began to sob hysterically and began to speak for the first time in cryptic rhyme: "Into the hole again, we hurried along our way into a once-glorious garden now seeped in dark decay." Alice would not stop crying until the new eye was removed, and had returned to her quiet state after its removal. The event allowed Dr. Wilson to discover that Alice could speak. Since then, Alice continued to communicate by her drawings, one of which Wilson believed may have been her nightmarish depiction of Hell.

   In November 1873, the Orderlies, who had been mistreating Alice for most of her first year in the asylum, tried ruining the rabbit toy by "feeding" it porridge. This triggered something in Alice and she attacked the orderlies with a spoon, leaving heavy wounds, before turning it onto her own wrists. After her wrists were attended, Alice returned to her normal state again.

   Alice in Rutledge Asylum Alice in catatonia with her white rabbit.

   In December 1873, Dr. Wilson removed the rabbit from Alice's room, causing her to panic and scream uncontrollably. However, after five months, Nurse D- grew tired of the doctor's fruitless shock treatments and repaired the doll before returning it to Alice. The nurse was repaid with a drawing of the White Rabbit made by Alice.

   Throughout 1874, Alice slowly began showing signs of recovery and began speaking more. During Wilson's many interviews with Alice during her catatonia, he was able to record many of her supposedly "insane fairy tales" of Wonderland, while she was actually living them in her mind at the time.

   American McGee's Alice Alice and Cheshire Cat Alice reuniting with Cheshire Cat in a twisted Wonderland.

   One night in August 1874, the White Rabbit came to her, and led Alice back to Wonderland, which over the years had become corrupted by the deadly dictatorship of the Queen of Hearts. The residents of Wonderland saw Alice as their only chance to get rid of the Queen, due to the stories Rabbit told of a champion, placing into the role of their savior and began her journey to face the Queen.

   After meeting the Cheshire Cat again, who became her guide through her quest, Alice followed Rabbit but quickly lost him as he shrunk into a tiny hole and ran off without her. Along her search to find him, the Torch Gnomes of the Village of the Doomed told her that the Fortress of Doors held the secret to becoming smaller, and she should seek the Mayor Elder.

   Fortress of Doors Mayor Elder and Alice flying to the Fortress of Doors.

   Mayor Elder offered to take Alice to the Fortress of Doors, if she could return with a key to open doors. She managed to retrieve the object, killing several Card Guards in the process, and the two of them traveled to the Fortress.[17] Inside the Skool within the Fortress, Alice and the Mayor retrieved ingredients and made a shrinking elixir.[18] After drinking the elixir about becoming small, Alice jumped into a portal which took her to the Vale of Tears.[19]

   Traveling through the valley looking for Rabbit again, Alice came across the Mock Turtle, unshelled and sobbing his eyes out. Although Turtle had not seen Rabbit, he said he would take Alice to the Caterpillar who knew everything, but first she had to retrieve his shell from the Duchess, who had tried to turn Turtle into soup. Downstream, Alice found Bill McGill, who had been kicked out of his own home by the Duchess, who was hiding out from the Queen.[20]

   Rabbit's death Alice mourning Rabbit's death.

   After defeating the now-murderous Duchess in combat, and giving Turtle his shell back, he led her through the underground water tunnels to the Wonderland Woods.[21] Alice finally found Rabbit in this area and the two went together to find Caterpillar. Unfortunately for them, the Mad Hatter was traveling through the woods and stomped on Rabbit, killing him. Blaming herself and her bad luck, Alice broke down into tears briefly but quickly got control of herself again when Cat reminded her of her task.[22]

   When she found Caterpillar, he told her that it was her own guilt and insanity that had turned Wonderland into a dark and twisted version of itself, and she was brought back to kill the Queen to save the land and herself. He then created a portal for her, which took her to the Fungiferous Forest.[23] At the forest, Alice killed the Voracious Centipede and took a bite from the Mushroom of Life to return to her normal size.[24]

   Chess Pieces Alice witnessing the Queen's beheading.

   Traveling on, Alice came across an oracle who told her she had to defeat the Queen's main defense, the Jabberwock with the Jabberwock's Eye Staff. Having already obtained one piece of the staff, Alice set off to the Pale Realm to get another from the White chess pieces.[4] The White King asked Alice for her help to save his queen from the red side and gave her a pawn to help her.[25]

   Storming the Red Castle, Alice arrived too late and witnessed the White Queen's beheading. However, after defeating the Red King, Alice used her pawn to revive the White Queen. As the White Queen went to battle the Red pieces, Hatter appeared and knocked Alice out cold.[26]

   Mirror Image - Tweedles Alice confronting the Tweedles.

   When Alice came around, she found herself in Hatter's Domain, and she set off to find him. After getting rid of Hatter's goons, Tweedledum and Tweedledee, Hatter arrived and commented on that Alice feared the truth, and returning to Rutledge Asylum, but all of that could be avoided. Although Alice asked for an answer from him, she did not get one and the ground crumbled below her.[27]

   Alice quickly got to her feet, and moving further in, she encountered the Dormouse and March Hare, imprisoned and being experimented upon by the insane Hatter. As she could do nothing for them, Alice went deeper into Hatter's lair, and found the Gryphon trapped in one of the cages. After learning from him that Hatter arrived at six o'clock everyday to check his experiments, Alice used this information to change the clocks to read six o'clock, which drew him out to her.[28]

   Alice allying with Gryphon Alice allying with Gryphon.

   After killing Hatter, and gaining the second piece of the Eye Staff, Alice allied with Gryphon and they flew together to the Land of Fire and Brimstone.[29] Alice found out that the oracle was actually Caterpillar, and he explained that when Alice answered Rabbit's call, she had began to recover from her madness, and only she can save herself and in turn Wonderland.[30] Soon after, she faced the Jabberwock in battle, and although she did not manage to kill him, she did gain one of his eyes to complete the Eye Staff.[31]

   With Gryphon and some rebel troops, Alice stormed Queensland and the Queen's castle. During the battle, Alice witnessed Gryphon take on the Jabberwock alone, and be fatally injured in the process. In revenge, Alice killed the Jabberwock herself. Gryphon told Alice that because she defeated the Jabberwock, she already avenged Gryphon's (impending) death and encouraged Alice to fight the Red Queen. His final dying words to Alice were "Do your best, Alice; you can only do your best; you can always do... best." Alice took a moment to mourn his death and continued with her mission, infiltrating the Queen's castle.[32] Just as she was about to finally face the Queen, the Cheshire Cat tried to tell her that she and the Queen were one and the same, but was brutally beheaded by one of the Queen's tentacles before he could finish, causing Alice to be emotionally distressed.[33]

   Alice leaving Rutledge Alice leaving Rutledge with a black cat.

   After a long and deadly battle with the Queen, Alice came out as the winner,[34] and Wonderland became a peaceful world once again, with many of her old friends revived from death. In the real world, as part of the aftermath of her victory, Alice's mental state had improved greatly.[35]

   In November[13] 1874, Alice was deemed sane enough to be released from Rutledge.[35] Although she was depressed, Alice was committed to the struggle for her sanity. During Alice's release from Rutledge Asylum, a black cat was seen leaving with her. Whether or not the cat was Dinah a decade older, or simply a feral cat Alice befriended in the asylum and chose to adopt, was not revealed.

   Houndsditch Home for Wayward Youth Alice_Madness_Returns_-Cinematic_Story_Trailer(Opening) Alice Madness Returns - Cinematic Story Trailer (Opening)

   Alice dying in her nightmare.

   After being released from Rutledge Asylum,[6] one of her former carers, Nurse Pris Witless found Alice a home and a job at the Houndsditch Home for Wayward Youth, an orphanage for unfortunate children, in London. Even after a year of being out of the asylum in late 1875, Alice was still dealing with her tragic childhood memories along with serious survivor's guilt, and also began to suffer from auditory and visual hallucinations. While working at Houndsditch, Alice was attending hypnotic therapy with Dr. Angus Bumby. Bumby's mental treatment suppressed some parts of Alice's psyche, mostly those that pertains to Wonderland, which in turn caused her to suffer from frightening hallucinations of Wonderland.[14]

   Alice: Madness Returns Alice in a therapy session with Bumby Alice in a session with Dr. Bumby.

   One day, after her session with the doctor was over, Bumby sent Alice to pick up medicine at the pharmacist. On her way, Alice became side-tracked with following a stray cat. Upon entering a dark alley, she experienced a hallucination of several monstrous figures with Jabberwock heads surrounding her, until it was interrupted by Nurse Witless, who had found her wandering around. Alice was not very happy to see the old woman as Witless was using Alice's "confession" to blackmail her in order to get money to buy alcohol. In return, Witless would not report Alice's "confession" to the police. Alice was surprised to hear that Witless might have information about her missing rabbit toy. Witless then brought Alice to her rooftop, where Alice had another hallucination of Witless transforming into the Jabberwock. The fear Alice had from seeing Witless turn into a monster triggered an even greater mental breakdown, and Alice fell into Wonderland again.[14]

   Alice's return in Vale of Tears Alice arriving in Wonderland for the fourth time.

   Alice landed in the Vale of Tears, and found Wonderland appearing to be much more peaceful than when she was in Rutledge. However, greeted by her old friend Cheshire Cat, he told her that there was a new ruler in Wonderland and Alice's sanity was at risk once again.[36] After traversing through the Vale of Tears and watching it fall apart around her,[37] she entered Hatter's Domain again,[38] and found the Hatter in pieces, after the March Hare and Dormouse turned against him and took over the factory. The Mad Hatter informed Alice about the changes Dormouse and March Hare made to the factory. Alice agreed to reconstruct him in exchange for information about the source of Wonderland's corruption.[39]

   After recovering his limbs, Alice and Hatter broke into the main hub of the factory, and Alice witnessed the sight of the Infernal Train leaving the factory and heading into Wonderland, which several Wonderlanders considered the cause of all the corruption. Upon the departure of the Train, Dormouse and the March Hare lifted the Hatter away with a giant hook and confronted Alice in a mechanical robot controlled by the both of them. However, the Hatter freed himself and dropped a teapot upon the battle robot causing it to fall apart and eject Dormouse and March Hare on to the floor in front of Alice. The Mad Hatter's factory began to fall apart around him, Alice, and the corpses of Dormouse and March Hare.

   The Mad Hatter suddenly slipped into a delusional state and began conversing with Dormouse and March Hare, claiming he only wanted another tea party. Alice urged Hatter to give more information about the Infernal Train, but the Hatter quickly turned down Alice's questions and returned to drinking tea with his dead friends. Alice pleaded with the Hatter only for him to be crushed by the debris of the collapsed roof of the factory. Alice scoffed, claiming he deserved to die from not keeping his end of the bargain by helping her and was quickly overwhelmed by a sea of tea and drowned.[40]

   Two labormen that found Alice Alice almost being raped.

   Alice woke up in the real world to find two fishermen who pulled her out of the River Thames and onto the docks and planned on raping her, but she told them off. She navigated the docks to find Nan Sharpe, her former nanny, at the Mangled Mermaid, a whorehouse. Inside, she interrupted a possible assault between Nanny and Jack Splatter. Alice ordered Jack to leave Nan Sharpe alone but was knocked unconscious by him, triggering a return trip to Wonderland.[41] Waking up in Tundraful,[42] she met Mock Turtle again, the former stationmaster of the Looking Glass Railway and the current captain of the HMS Gryphon.[43]

   They both go underwater to the Deluded Depths,[44] but when Alice questioned Turtle about the Train, he was unable to give her information, as he was too terrified to speak of it after being replaced as stationmaster. Mock Turtle gave Alice a ticket to the Carpenter's show, urging her to use it.[45] Traversing the depths, Alice arrived at the Carpenter's show, and performed several errands for him in exchange information about the train.[46]

   However, Carpenter betrayed her and trapped her in a ghost-filled cemetery.[47] Alice managed to make it for the start of the show, where Walrus started eating the Oyster Starlets and other citizens of Barrelbottom. Alice became angry with Carpenter for his actions, but he told her that he was only trying to hide Wonderland from the Infernal Train. As the said train came crashing in, he implied that Alice was partially responsible for the train and that someone was misleading her. His last words of advice to Alice was to seek Caterpillar.[48]

   Nan talking to Alice Nan Sharpe escorting Alice to Radcliffe.

   Alice woke up to find that Splatter had set the Mangled Mermaid on fire. Her nanny, unwilling to talk about the fire that killed the Liddell's, escorted Alice to Wilton J. Radcliffe, the Liddell family lawyer so she could ask him questions and collect her rabbit doll, but after Radcliffe voiced his suspicions regarding Alice's role in the fire, she had a psychotic break. Alice arrived in Wonderland in the abandoned house of Radcliffe. She exited the house and into the twisted and corruption Vale of Tears now called the Vale of Doom.[12]

   After traversing the disjointed Vale of Doom, Alice came to a small pool with a tiny mountain reaching out from the middle of it. Caterpillar surrounded her in smoke, shrinking her into Oriental Grove, the Caterpillar's domain.[49] While going through the area and dispatching the vicious Wasps, she recovered a repressed memory: she remembered that Dinah was in her room with her on the night of the fire, and the only lit oil lamp in the house was upstairs serving as a hallway night-light, so it could not have been Dinah that started the fire.[7] Upon reaching Caterpillar's temple, Caterpillar led her to the bottom of the temple where he was encased in a cocoon.

   Alice was distressed about saving the world, doubting her ability when she cannot save herself. Caterpillar answered that by saving Wonderland meant she would also help herself. He also mentioned that the train was Alice's creation, and that she must seek out the Queen of Hearts, whom Caterpillar described as "someone she once knew and loved." The mountain began to crumble and shake as Caterpillar broke free of his cocoon and flew out of the mountain and into the sky as a butterfly. Alice was exposed to the blinding sunlight which beckoned her back to reality. She saw the fluttering silhouette of a butterfly on a window.[50]

   Two policemen talking about Alice Alice waking up in the gaol.

   Alice woke up again, this time in gaol, where the police brought her in after she had a hysterical fit in the middle of the street.[51] Upon leaving gaol, Alice quickly fell into another fit and entered Cardbridge, a land high in the sky of Wonderland consisting of numerous platforms made of playing cards which moved randomly.[52] After leaving Cardbridge, she descended from the sky to the rotting remains of Queensland. Cheshire Cat conversed with Alice about her triumph over the Queen and urged her to proceed forward.

   She reached the entrance to the palace to find it blocked by the defeated White King. He informed her that after she left, the Queen took over and imprisoned him there. He also mentioned that destroying him will allow her to move forward. Before Alice killed him, the White King warned her of an "out-sized killer," revealed to be the Executioner, patrolling Queensland and discouraged Alice from fighting him.[53] Soon after, Alice met the "out-sized killer" himself and escaped with her life. Cheshire appeared saying the Executioner did not normally chase after those who escape him but Alice was his only exception. Through her trek through Queensland, the Executioner found Alice and either tried to kill her or send her to different parts of Queensland.[54][55]

   However, while Alice made her way through the Red Queen's courtyard,[56] she was pursued by the Executioner and found a cake labelled "Eat Me." Alice ate a slice and grew to enormous size to stomp on the Executioner, killing him. While looking for the Queen, Alice deduced that her older sister, who was found dead but unburnt, had not been killed by the fire, but had been killed by the real arsonist. However, she still did not know who the arsonist was.[57] When she reached the center of the castle, the Queen angrily chastised Alice for allowing the train to run amok and not seeing what was around her. The Queen wrapped Alice in her tentacles and consumed her, sending her into a nightmare.[58]

   Alice's return in the asylum Dr. Wilson in Alice's nightmare.

   After seeing a vision of Dr. Wilson, and Nurse Cratchet, Alice went on a disturbing surreal walk through Rutledge and had been incarcerated there. However, it turned out to just be another nightmarish hallucination mixed with her memories of her time in the asylum. Alice entered the waiting room where Bumby, Nan Sharpe, Nurse Witless, and Mr. Radcliffe rumbled about Alice's resistance to forget from their point of view, declaring that she either conformed and forget or go back to Rutledge forever.[8] Alice soon broke free of the hallucination and found herself in Hyde Park.

   She encountered a mortally wounded Insane Child bleeding to death on the ground. She had been bisected, and the lower part of her body was unseen. With her dying breath, she implored Alice to help the other children. Alice stated that she did not think the children were in danger anymore as the Queen of Hearts had been defeated, which symbolized her failure to recognize and act upon the abuse happening to the orphans she lived with at Houndsditch. The little girl then told her that though their enemies come and go, a new evil reigns, worse than the conquered Queen. The child then died, leaving Alice to find a burning premonition of her home. Alice then proceeded into the Dollhouse.[59]

   Alice confronting the Dollmaker Alice meeting the Dollmaker.

   Within the wasteland of abandoned toys, Alice met the Insane Children. Their leader asked for her help and offered a very cryptic explanation for what was going on, saying that "parts" of the children were being taken from them by the mastermind behind the Infernal Train and the Ruin monsters, the Dollmaker. However, the Insane Children were forced into hiding before they could explain further.[60] After traveling through the Dollhouse, Alice came to realize that Bumby was the person in her house on the night of the fire.[7] It was confirmed when she met the Dollmaker, who greatly resembled Bumby, and he essentially bragged about what he did. The Dollmaker captured Alice and made her into a doll. She was able to break free from his hold moments later.[61]

   Alice confronting Bumby Alice confronting Bumby at Moorgate Station about his murder and abuse.

   Almost immediately after this confrontation, Alice, in reality, confronted Bumby at Moorgate Station. Alice called Bumby out on his actions, and for exploiting and abusing children and destroying their innocence, memories and identities for his own monetary gain. He bragged about his abuse towards the children placed in his care, making them forget everything and turning them into prostitutes.[62] He casually confirmed her accusations, and admitted he was trying to break down Alice herself into a mindless sex slave too, but she proved too stubborn and too powerful, even in her insanity, to allow herself to forget.

   At the same time, in Wonderland, Alice made her way through the Infernal Train, and along the way talked to Hatter, Caterpillar, and the Queen. The Hatter rumbled in delusion about Alice's quest for the truth and mentioned in a very roundabout way that forcing herself to forget was not her solution but the source of her confusion. Next, Alice confronted Caterpillar, who said that because Alice was so consumed by her own pain, she became oblivious of Bumby's motives with the children, and that she perhaps deserves punishment for not realizing this before.[63] She also talked to the Queen, who told her that her sister was not talking in her sleep the night of the fire, making Alice realize that Bumby, who was obsessed with Lizzie, had raped her before starting the fire. The Queen told her to make her survival of the fire mean something or Wonderland and herself would all be doomed.[10] At the end of the Infernal Train, Alice confronted the Dollmaker.

   Bumby being pushed into the train Alice shoving Bumby onto the tracks.

   After Alice destroyed the Dollmaker,[64] she finally stood up to Bumby in the real world and threatened to tell the police about his crimes. Bumby was not scared of her words as he knew that no one would believe a poor madwoman over such a respected man like himself, and he implies that he already covered up his tracks by destroying all evidence and traces of his crimes. Bumby simply called her a "psychotic silly bitch" and told her to go away. Alice felt so much animosity and hatred towards Bumby, and was looking at the source of her family's deaths, the one responsible for stealing 10 years of life and putting her in mental hell, and abusing children. Knowing that Bumby would unlikely be convicted and that she may never have another chance to seek revenge, Alice made a choice. As she was about to leave, Alice hesitated and, in her Wonderland dress, turned back and pushed him in front of an oncoming train, killing him.

   As she exited the station, Alice walked into Londerland, where Wonderland and London had woven into one existence. Cat told her that she cannot go home as she freed herself from the pain and suffering in reality and psychological worlds she was forced to call her home. While much devastation had fallen onto Wonderland, her memory was safe for now.[2]

   When asked about what happened and what this ending means, American McGee clarified that that ending means that Alice is in a better place - not in the asylum and not otherwise in pain, suffering or tortured. It also means that she has come to accept and master both her psychological mental world and the real physical world. However, McGee also clarified this ending means that Alice can't ever "go home" and live her life that way she used to as life moves forward. She has also found the truth and overcome her demons.[65]

   Alice: Otherlands After the events of Bumby's death and Londerland's discovery, Alice connected with and entered the mentalities and minds of those around her, further learning about the horrors of the human subconscious. Having unified the material and psychological worlds, Alice embraced her power, which allowed her to move freely between both realms. As she was no longer limited by mortal constraints, she can enter into and manipulate the psychological worlds of others. She became confident and powerful, and was able to help those in need – confronting manifestations of their psychological trauma, and thereby guiding them to resolution and tranquility.[1]

   "Leviathan" Alice and Verne on the moon Alice inviting Verne to the rocketship.

   On the Moon, Jules Verne was gazing at the sky, watching the stars. Alice appeared and told him that she believed he was going the wrong way. He wondered how she was able to go to the Moon and asked if she was lost, Alice returned the question and invited him to come back down to Earth. He looked into the far reaches of the galaxy, pondering his final science-adventure novel, when Alice commented that he had not yet shown them far enough.

   Verne dismissed her statement and asked her "what could be deeper than the Earth", before he started to follow her to a rocketship. She idly replied that it was not the right question, but supposed that it was a start. Having been mildly offended at her manners, he proceeded to tell that she had not introduced herself, yet seek his companionship on an adventure. Alice told her name and that, like him, she also never refused a Voyage Extraordinaire. Verne continued to board the rocketship.

   As the ship fell down to Earth, causing its hull to catch fire, Verne seemed to notice that Alice did not fear the fire. She stated that she did not fear it anymore, and that her fears "[were not] of lasting relevance." They continued to descend to the Earth's stratosphere in a hot air balloon. Alice asked what Verne feared, and he replied that he "[looked] to the skies not in fear, but with intent." She proceeded to cut the hot air balloon ropes with her Vorpal Blade.

   Alice and Verne inside the Nautilus Alice talking about her fears.

   The hot air balloon fell into the ocean, and they sailed in the Nautilus. Several tentacles were circling around the submarine, and a tentacle had wandered to the viewing window. Alice then reflected on her relationship with Bumby, saying that "not all men of science [were] driven by noble pursuits", when the deceased doctor's image morphed from the tentacle. She gripped her Vorpal Blade and almost drew it out, as she again asked Verne what he feared. The tentacle's eyes lit up and noticed the Vorpal Blade, before returning to normal and disappearing. The tentacle monster was revealed to be the Leviathan, manifested from Alice's psyche. Verne took the Nautilus's wheel and they emerged in a cavern.

   In the cavern, Alice and Verne found caveman scribbles, depicting figures engaged in battle using bows and arrows: humanity fighting and killing itself. Alice and Verne discussed unintended consequences caused by noble intentions, and the dark nature of humanity. He told her that "deeper than the humble beginnings of man [was] his dark nature." She asked if he "will take [them] there" and offered her hand. He held her hand and they were transported on a war tower.

   Alice and Verne on a war tower Alice listening to Verne's fear.

   Verne wondered if the place they were in was hell, and Alice stated that his fear "may one day become reality." He commented "only hell on Earth can halt man's destined ascension to the heaven", as he was caught in surprise when the cannon's fire shook the tower. Verne told Alice that they "lead mankind to one of two inevitable ends", as he agreed when she said he finally knew his question. He looked at the revolving door with a "1960" above it and walked toward it, saying that he "[had] been here before and now returned with a question and a purpose." Verne noticed that Alice had disappeared, and he walked into the door that led to the vision of a futuristic Paris.[3]

   "A Night at the Opera" Royal Opera House theatrical properties room Alice working in the theatrical properties room.

   Alice found employment at the London Royal Opera House, doing backstage work. She talked about how her parents used to describe it to her, saying it was the only place on earth where dreams come alive. Despite their words, Alice had not actually seen one of the shows even after the events of the fire.

   As she was placing the books on the shelf, she accidentally hit a medium-sized glass marble and it fell to the floor and rolled into a miniature diorama of a stage. She followed a paper cutout of an opera singer and crawled through the curtains until she reached the front stage, where she found Richard Wagner on a podium of trumpets. He began to play his Der Ring des Nibelungen opera, and the curtains open to reveal an underwater backdrop. Alice looked at the sudden scenery and noticed Alberich from the other side of the stage who ran to her and swiped her Omega necklace.

   Alice could only look at his retreating figure as Wagner flipped to the next page of his music sheet and the backdrop changed into the evening sky. A Valkyrie swooped down and lifted Alice up and away to Valhalla and dropped her in the palace. Wotan ordered her to retrieve her stolen necklace because it contained a secret that could end the world, and turned Alice into a Valkyrie. She and the other Valkyries set out to defeat Alberich in a mountain cavern.

   Alice standing up to Wotan Alice standing up to Wotan.

   Once there, they fought Alberich, who had transformed into a skeletal dragon using the power obtained from her necklace. They successfully killed him and he slowly reverted into a dwarf. Afterwards, Alice and the Valkyries returned to the palace and gave her necklace to Wotan. When he clutched the necklace, the sky turned red and fire rose beneath the mountain where the palace resided, and he revealed his plan to reborn the earth from ash. An infuriated Alice stood up against him and used her spear to stab him in the eye, killing him in the process.

   Alice woke up to find herself on the stage floor, just as Wagner finished his piece, and behind her was Valhalla engulfed in flames as the curtains closed. She then stated that she "had her fill of the theatre for a while."[5]

   Appearance See also: Dress Throughout the series, Alice is usually portrayed as a young woman with an underweight and fragile figure; she is borderline anorexic with a dangerously small waist, implying malnourishment. Her skin is pale, she has dark hair, a long oval-shaped face and large eyes with a shade of emerald-green. She is of average height for a woman, possibly slightly under average.

   American McGee's Alice Alice AMA render Alice's Wonderland attire in the remastered version of American McGee's Alice.

   Alice has straight, dark auburn hair that it cut just past the shoulder, which has a center parting and no fringe.

   She wears a navy blue dress with short puffy sleeves, a fanned-out skirt that is cut to about mid-leg and a skull called Hollow Yves decorated with a white bow and ribbon. To complete the outfit, Alice wears a simple white apron over the dress, black-and-white stockings underneath, and black knee-high boots which are secured with silver buckles.

   Her outfit sports astronomical symbols on the apron pockets, although they are depicted inconsistently throughout artwork and in-game models. In the remaster of American McGee's Alice, her in-game dress symbols are ♁ (Eris) and ♃ (Jupiter), like Madness Returns. She wears a silver necklace of the Greek letter Omega: Ω. Blood can be seen splattered over her apron and skirt.

   Alice: Madness Returns Alice's dress designs Wonderland (Left) and London (Right) attire

   In reality, Alice's skin is sickly pale with disheveled shoulder-length dull brown hair, which had been once cut off at Rutledge's against her will. Her cheeks are gaunt and she looks even more borderline anorexic and exhausted. Her eyes have darkened skin around them, giving the impression that she is tired or has been crying. Her suicide cuts on her once-bloody wrists appear to have been healed.

   As Alice was suffering from poverty and couldn't afford basic clothing, her clothes were given to her by Pris Witless; a filthy black-and-white dress with a striped, long-sleeved top and black skirt, complete with black stockings, ankle-high boots, and a dirty white apron. Alice is unable to have her clothes and appearance washed properly, reflecting her poor borderline homeless life with no friends, almost once turning to prostitution so she wouldn't starve to death on the streets of London.

   When she returns to Wonderland, Alice changes slightly to a more "beautiful" form: she has a healthier complexion, straighter and longer hair that has a reddish tinge and appears to be wearing make-up in the form of peach lipstick and black eyeliner with dark pink eye shadow. The sudden change in her physical appearance could reflect how Alice sees herself, or wishes to be, and she changes due to her mental state when she enters Wonderland, a place where her inner thoughts, desires and psyche manifest.

   Alice's Wonderland outfits often change, although she is always in a dress, usually with an apron. When she first returns to Wonderland, she returns to her classic blue dress but this time the symbol of Ceres has been replaced with the symbol of Eris. As she explores Wonderland, Alice gains new dresses that match the current location she is in.

   Alice straitjacket Alice in her straitjacket.

   During Alice's hallucination in Rutledge, she wears a straitjacket. Alice's head is shaved and her eyes appear very tired and slightly out of focus, with what appears to be black tears or possibly dirt or makeup running down her face. The straitjacket is a single pieced white item of clothing, which resembles a dress. The upper half has been tied with brown leather belts, which makes Alice unable to move her arms and it is worn in such a way that Alice's right shoulder is exposed. The bottom of the jacket is loose, letting Alice walk around barefooted.

   The Steamdress is a dress influenced by steam-punk culture and attire, which is heavily based upon the Victorian era. It is black and grey - primarily made from leathers and frills - completed with an array of buckles. The Siren dress is an underwater-inspired dress which Alice wears through the Deluded Depths. It is heavily based on the appearance and flow of a jellyfish while it is covered in colorful scales and fish bones. It is the only dress where the physics of Alice's hair changes, allowing it to be more slicked back and relaxed. The Silk Maiden is a dress heavily inspired by the various aspects of Asian culture. It is a mixture of the traditional Japanese kimono and Chinese Hanfu. It is made of navy blue silk and is decorated by various floral patterns. The Royal Suit is a Queen of Hearts and Card Guard inspired dress which primarily dresses itself in red and black. It is marked by various heart symbols and has gloves which mimic castle towers. The Misstitched dress is Alice's final dress and is based upon the appearance of an extremely used and broken doll. It is Alice's most colorful dress, using electric blues and yellows along with various shades of pink scattered throughout the pattern. It also equips tartan, frills and a dismantled and shattered dolls head. Classic. Classic. Steamdress. Steamdress. Siren. Siren. Silk Maiden. Silk Maiden. Royal Suit. Royal Suit. Misstitched. Misstitched. Straitjacket. Straitjacket. Alice also has six DLC dresses.

   Caterpillar: Stylized after the Caterpillar and gives Alice black eyes. In this dress, shrink sense is always active. Checkmate: Designed with red and white chess pieces, and gives Alice aqua eyes. This dress deals out double the damage for all weapons. Cheshire: Designed after the Cheshire Cat, giving Alice a bony cat tail, cat ears and amber cat eyes. It disables all Health Rose Drops from enemies. Fleshmaiden: A dress made from monstrous flesh which gives Alice silvery white eyes. It allows Alice to use Hysteria at any time. Hattress: Designed after the Mad Hatter; in this dress, Alice's hair is cut short and her eyes are golden-brown cogs. In this outfit, the player loses teeth instead of health. Late but Lucky: Stylized after the White Rabbit, with rabbit feet worn around the waist and gives Alice purple eyes. It allows Alice to constantly regenerate health at the rate of using Shrinking Violets. Caterpillar. Caterpillar. Checkmate. Checkmate. Cheshire. Cheshire. Fleshmaiden. Fleshmaiden. Hattress. Hattress. Late but Lucky. Late but Lucky. Alice: Otherlands In "Leviathan", Alice has four additional dresses.

   To the Moon: Based on space artwork from late 19th to early 20th centuries. Around the World: Based on women's circus costumes and men's steam-punk outfits. 20,000 Leagues Under: Based on a navy military-styled uniform. To the Centre: Based on steampunk attire and expedition outfits from adventure stories. To the Moon. To the Moon. Around the World. Around the World. 20,000 Leagues Under. 20,000 Leagues Under. To the Centre. To the Centre. Personality Alice early art Art of Alice from the first game.

   "I see Alice as a very distinct character who has a voice in the discussion about the way she's presented. It's obvious to me that putting her in 'sexy' clothes would be at odds with the origin story I created for her. She's been victimized and objectified by a sexual deviant. Having her dressed in revealing clothing would undermine the powerful story of Alice as an individual using her wits and imagination to overcome psychological trauma.

   Same goes for representing her as an uncaring sociopath who, without justification, goes around murdering random people. The idea of an insane and out of control Alice violates the core narrative, theme, and nature of the story being told. She's not insane, nor is she uncaring. She's been shattered, yes, but she's working conscientiously to put the pieces back together. In the first game she's doing this for herself. In the second she accepts responsibility for others (children) who have suffered similar injustices. She's not seeking revenge at any cost. She's seeking to regain her sense of self and find closure.

   I believe people are able to see these things when they play the Alice games. They see a whole character which is internally consistent. This is what makes her relate-able and appealing to so many - especially to those who, like myself, experienced physical, psychological, or sexual trauma as children.

   Truth is, I've never "controlled" Alice. She has a life of her own, expressed through the writing, drawing, animation and coding of all the people who've ever worked on the games. I believe they "know" her, as you do, as I do... because she's taken on a life of her own. That's the power of her story and her nature. It derives from how she's spoken for a group of people who need this type of story told. And if EA, or anyone (myself included), can't see that, well then they won't be making an proper "Alice" game." — American McGee[66] A misconception to those unfamiliar with the series, especially if someone merely sees art of Alice covered in blood or gore or the like, is that American McGee's version of Alice is an evil psychopath, feels no remorse for killing, and enjoys killing for no reason. However, if one plays the series, it is shown that despite her capacity to be vengeful and edgy, Alice is truly benevolent and cares about her animal friends in Wonderland very deeply, as well as protecting the abused orphans from Bumby. Alice's mission is to save Wonderland from the murderous Red Queen and, later, the mysterious train destroying Wonderland. Alice also gives empathy to those who she feels deserve it, and has reasons for killing the monsters in her mind. Alice prefers the peaceful Wonderland full of life and beauty, not the hellish Wonderland full of suffering and slavery imposed by the Queen/Dollmaker. In this sense, Alice can be viewed as a heroine.

   Angry Alice Alice speaking up against Jack Splatter.

   Her mother describes young Alice as being reckless. She has been described as stubborn, and becomes enraged when someone says something she hates, disagrees with, or when she is talked down to, and will retort verbally. On very rare occasions, Alice has used physical violence such as when she attacked one of the orderlies with a spoon during her stay at Rutledge, as well as a nurse she believed was the Duchess. She is shown to be very ruthless and cynical towards others.

   Alice is clever, creative, intelligent and quick-witted with a curious nature. She has a sharp tongue and a direct way of approaching things – she is not afraid to speak her mind. For example, she once claims she has an STD as an excuse to avoid unwanted sexual contact with men. Alice inexplicably has a vast vocabulary despite being in a coma for much of her life; she is probably well-articulated from her parents and Dr. Wilson, and learned a lot of language subconsciously in her coma.

   Black tears A representation of Alice's mental health in Wonderland, showing her fractured, unstable and demented psyche.

   Alice is portrayed as psychologically damaged, traumatized, tortured, tormented, suicidal, emotionally and mentally unstable. Alice is not usually happy and doesn't smile much; her mood is almost constantly apathetic, sad, miserable, depressed or angry. Alice is constantly haunted by the memories of the fire which claimed the lives of her parents and her sister, suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, and is shown to suffer from survivor's guilt as a result, which can manifest into extreme self-loathing and suicidal tendencies. Alice has stated she is not afraid of death because she has wished for it at times, and questions the point in living if she is only going to hurt others. It is implied Alice cut her wrists in an attempt at suicide. Alice uses Wonderland, her fantasy and imagination as a coping mechanism to deal with her mental health, a term known as "escapism". In this sense, Wonderland is Alice's method of catharsis. Despite her cynicism and morbidness, Alice truly wants to set her mind free and restore peace to Wonderland and her own mind.

   Alice feeling guilty Alice feeling guilty for looking away from the truth.

   She has shown to have understanding and sympathy towards the orphans and Insane Children who have also experienced an unfortunate childhood. Later on, her guilt in having turned a blind eye to the sufferings of the other children is manifested in the Dollhouse level as well as Caterpillar's final speech. Alice's inaction and ignorance is condoning their suffering. Dr. Wilson thus describes her as having a "hero complex," with her inherent desire to help those around her, despite being unable to help herself, and having a compulsion to make the world right. She calls herself a "savior... of a sort."[1] Wilson also noted that Alice is trying to 'unlock' the true meaning of her life, yet doesn't know who has the key. After killing Bumby, she is much more confident about overcoming her past and helping others.

   Alice's reality Alice living in one of London's slums.

   Alice dislikes her reality which is portrayed as polluted, dull and disheartening, full of prostitution, child trafficking and homelessness, and struggles to cope with everyday life. Alice is not living in wealth or luxury and is financially poor, finding home in borderline poverty. If it was not for Pris Witless' interventions, Alice would have faced the possibility of homelessness and prostitution in order to survive. However, it is known that Alice was the heir to her family's inheritance, but it is unknown how much of it remained after Radcliffe's interventions or how much there was to begin with. The Extra Content mentions Alice left Rutledge with a "small" inheritance. Alice shows a lack of interest in money and finance, and her earnings from working for Bumby would often be extorted by Pris, turning Alice into a wage slave unable to spend her earnings on pleasurable things around London like delicious food and cleaner clothing.

   Alice is lonely and does not have friends or family in real-life, as everyone else has either betrayed her or died.[67][13] The only people in real-life who are even remotely supportive and kind to Alice are Nurse D-, Dr. Wilson to an extent and Nan Sharpe. Everyone else only seem to be interested in exploiting and using Alice as much as possible - even her sexuality. Dr. Wilson once said, "Alice was often alone; an interior and lonesome child, I suspect. Her sister, though loving and much loved, was too old to be a playmate." He also commented on animals being Alice's friends, "Pets are friends, and our secret selves. Your rabbit, too. I'm sure Dinah was a confidant. Always about, wasn't she?"

   While visiting the Otherlands of Verne and Wagner, Alice seems to be free of her attachment to Bumby, and her Wonderland is rid of the Infernal Train and the Dollmaker. While Alice is not completely cured of her depression, it is also noticeable that she is no longer suffering from it as much as she was before, and some of her mental health is under her control.

   Alice has a few interests. She is fond of animals, including cats, pigeons and rabbits, and likes stuffed animals. She had a stuffed rabbit and demands it back from Radcliffe as a young woman, likely because it was the only thing that survived the fire. In a memory, Wilson notes Alice is fond of desserts, cake and tea. However, Alice mentions she does not like sweets, implying she may not like candy and chocolate. She likes reading to some extent, but wouldn't tolerate books without pictures as a child. She likes drawing and visual art. In the asylum, Alice often drew lots of sketches and at the orphanage, there are sketches all over her bedroom walls. She has a very vivid imagination and loves fantasy - perhaps too much as she has been described as "distant" and "too content in her own Wonderland".

   Her sense of humor seems somewhat dark, for example, she makes a joke about skinning the Cheshire Cat; in response, Cat calls it a "most unpleasant metaphor" and asks her to please avoid it in the future.

   Powers and abilities In reality, Alice has no special powers beyond ordinary human limit. However, she does have above-average and hyperactive imagination, and in Otherlands, she is able to connect with the minds of others.

   In Wonderland, Alice is an athletic fighter and able to use various items to change her form and/or grant her special strength and abilities. Most of these abilities are powerful, but can only be used for a limited amount of time after activating.

   American McGee's Alice Small Alice: Although not really an ability in the first game, after creating a Drink Me potion and drinking it, Alice becomes so small that she is the same size as an Antlion. There is no time limit to this form, and Alice can only return to her normal size after eating from the right-hand side of the Mushroom of Life. Rage Rage Alice.

   Rage Alice: After being sprayed by a Rage Box, Alice turns into a demonic creature, with red skin, claw-like fingers, and black twisted horns, and she even roars like a predatory animal. For the limited time Alice is in this state, her attacks are stronger than normal and deal more damage; some of the weaker foes can die in one hit. Before the effects of the Rage Box wear off, Alice returns to her normal self. Grasshopper Alice: From drinking Grasshopper Tea, Alice gains a bug-like appearance with green skin, black eyes, and a pair of wings on her back. As the name of the ability suggests, Alice is able to jump higher and run faster for a short amount of time. Invisible Alice: After staring into a Looking Glass, Alice becomes invisible for a period of time. This allows her to run past enemies unseen or to allow her to make sneak attacks. As she turns invisible, Alice displays a shocked expression on her face. Underwater: After helping the Mock Turtle, Alice is declared an "Honorary Reptile" and given a Turtle Shell as a thank you. It increases Alice's breath intake so she can stay underwater longer. Despite the fact turtles use their shells as protection, this shell does not give Alice any protection from underwater enemies. Alice: Madness Returns Shrinking Alice: Alice uses a Drink Me potion – this time from bathing in a pool of it – to grow small. However, this time Alice can change size at will, and being small gives her Shrink Sense; an advanced sense of sight that allows her to see things she couldn't at her normal height, such as invisible platforms and drawings that tell her where to find her next target, or hidden items. Other helpful uses to being small is getting through small openings to enter hidden areas and using Shrinking Violets to recover health. However, being small means that Alice takes double the time to cover ground than she would being her normal size and she cannot jump, so it's not practical to stay small all the time. Gigantic Alice: The dual opposite to shrinking, after eating a piece of Eat Me cake, Alice becomes enormous in size. She cannot use weapons in this form, and can only attack using her feet and hands, but is able to crush walls and destroy towers. Hysteria Alice Hysteria Alice screaming.

   Hysteria Alice: Similar to Rage, Hysteria is a temporary form of destruction, but Alice can only enter this form in her last fraction of health (Unless she is wearing the Fleshmaiden dress, which gives her the advantage to activate the ability anytime, no matter how much health she possesses). In this form, Wonderland is seen in gray-slate, and Alice appears in all white (except her hair) with blood-red eyes, and blood running from her eyes and mouth and covering her lower arms. Her weapons are covered in blood and bandages. Alice gains superhuman strength, dealing twice the damage, and invincibility. Butterfly Dodge: This power allows Alice to evade enemy attacks by turning into a swarm of butterflies and mist, which lets her move quicker than running. She will only be a swarm for a couple of seconds before turning back into her normal self. Floating: In addition to jumping, Alice can gently glide from platform to platform while floating. Using this ability allows Alice to reach levels that she cannot normally get to with normal jumps. Relation to Alice figure Alice Liddell Alice Pleasance Liddell (1858).

   Alice is based on the Alice character from Charles Dodgson's (pen name Lewis Carroll) popular novels, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There, after the course of which these games take place, as well as the real-life Alice Liddell.

   She is intended to be linked to the book character, and has experienced the same history as Alice in the novels, except in the sense her parents were killed in a fire. She is an "alternate reality" Alice, combining qualities from both the book character and real-life historical figure.[68] For example, she has the personality and history of the book character, while her hair color and surname are shared by the real-life Alice.

   In the introduction of the first game, Alice is seen sleeping with the first book in her arm, technically breaking the fourth wall, leading to the belief that Alice was a young girl coincidentally named after the character in the book, and imagined herself in the role of the character. Another discrepancy is that the book was first published in 1865, whereas the fire in the game occurred two years earlier in 1863. Both of these discrepancies could be attributed to artistic license, however, it is unknown if Alice Pleasance Liddell owned a copy of the book prior to its publication, as it was only published after a friend urged Dodgson to publish the book some time after its original creation.

   It is implied Charles Dodgson knew the Liddell family, and his portrait is seen in the first game, making it possible that Alice and Dodgson shared their visions of Wonderland together. Similarly, in Madness Returns, a memory of Lizzie states "Dodgson" was a clumsy sailor. This is most likely Charles Dodgson, as he was a friend to the Liddell family, but it has not been confirmed.

   Etymology Alice was named after the real-life Alice Liddell so there is no intended symbolism with her name from a creator perspective.

   The name "Alice" is from the Old French name Aalis, a short form of Adelais, itself a short form of the Germanic name Adalheidis, which means "noble type." This is fitting, as Alice can be seen as the hero of Wonderland.

   Her last name, "Liddell" is of Anglo-Saxon origin and means "Hlyde valley." It is unclear how and where the surname originated, but the most common theory is that the name seems to have been derived from the Liddel, a river of Roxburghshire. Alice's surname dates back the 13th century where it had the variants "Liddal" and "Lyddal".

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    Jinx is an Honorary Titan and a former villain. Prior to joining the Teen Titans, Jinx was a top student of the H.I.V.E. Academy and the leader of the H.I.V.E. Five. She is also the girlfriend of Kid Flash.

    Etymology In Latin, the word "jinx" means "bad luck".

    Character History Jinx became a H.I.V.E. Academy student, along with Gizmo and Mammoth. Her first mission with her classmates (for which they were dispatched by the H.I.V.E. Headmistress, who had been hired by Slade) was to destroy the Titans. They managed to force the Titans out of their tower, but the Titans came back with Robin and managed to defeat Jinx and her team. At some point, Jinx was also associated with the Junior H.I.V.E. Academy and Dark Way Prep.

    Later on, Jinx was involved in a series of bank robberies with Gizmo and Mammoth commissioned by their then-current H.I.V.E. headmaster, Brother Blood, but the Titans planted a tracking device on her while they escaped and had Cyborg enter the H.I.V.E. as a student to infiltrate their organization. Cyborg posed as "Stone" and befriended the villainous trio (though Gizmo became more and more jealous about his standing with Brother Blood). Jinx and Stone developed a crush on each other during this time, though Jinx did not know that "Stone" was really Cyborg in disguise.

    Soon Cyborg's identity was revealed, and he brought down the H.I.V.E. Academy. Jinx appeared hurt by Cyborg's betrayal, however his presence made Jinx begin to question her commitment towards being a super-villain. but she escaped with her friends and formed the H.I.V.E. Five with Gizmo, Mammoth, See-More and Private H.I.V.E.. Jinx and the other members of the H.I.V.E. Five briefly engaged the Titans (brainwashed at that time) in combat during a raid on a shopping mall, but just as they were gaining the upper hand in the battle, the entity known as Mother Mae-Eye appeared and defeated them. Later on, after they had defeated Mother Mae-Eye, the Titans tricked Gizmo into taking the pie she was in, and Mother Mae-Eye subsequently brainwashed the H.I.V.E. by feeding them her pie.

    Rose Jinx accepting Kid Flash's invitation to become a hero.

    Jinx then appeared as the de facto leader of a slightly reorganized H.I.V.E. Five group, consisting of herself, Gizmo, Mammoth, See-More, Billy Numerous, and Kyd Wykkyd. Jinx was apparently the only member of this group who took her criminal career seriously, as the other members all displayed a serious lack of initiative and a remarkably short attention span.

    This latest incarnation of the H.I.V.E. Five was foiled during a raid on a museum by the teenage superhero Kid Flash, and in an attempt to improve the group's standing in the eyes of the Brotherhood of Evil, Jinx attempted to capture Kid Flash and present him to the Brotherhood as a gift. Jinx particularly hoped to win the approval and respect of Madame Rouge, whom she idolized. However, Kid Flash took a liking to Jinx, and during their encounters, he alternately flirted with her and tried to convince her to denounce her life of crime. This annoyed Jinx greatly, but something in Kid Flash's words struck a chord within her. She later told Kid Flash that it was her power of "bad luck" that made her decide on pursuing a villainous life, since she saw little alternative considering the nature of her powers.

    Jinx was eventually successful in capturing Kid Flash (with See-More's assistance), but she quickly released him after Madame Rouge's constant string of insults and condescending attitude became too much for her to bear. At that point Jinx blasted Madame Rouge away with her powers, which apparently impressed Madame Rouge enough to reconsider her, leaving Jinx unharmed after telling her that they will meet again. As Jinx walked away, she found a vase of rose given to her by Kid Flash.

    Jinx is seen in "Homecoming - Part 2", as one of the many villains assisting the Brotherhood of Evil. However, it is revealed that she joined the heroes' side during the Titans' final battle against the Brotherhood, since she and Kid Flash were the last to arrive. While Kid Flash mopped up the unconscious enemies to the freeze machine. Jinx was confronted on her new allegiance by Kyd Wykkyd, Gizmo, Mammoth and Billy Numerous. She calmly told them it was nothing personal before she defeated them with one hex blast. She later made Mother Mae-Eye disappear, and helped Wildebeest and Hot Spot take down Madame Rouge, as a personal revenge. She subsequently became an Honorary Titan. She was seen in the Titans Tower socializing with the other Titans, and later participated in the recapture of Doctor Light.

    Teen Titans Go! The animated version of Jinx made a lot of appearances (being one of the main characters in a few issues) in Teen Titans Go!, starting in issue #1. It should be noted that, despite her limited role in the TV-series, she gained significant popularity among the fans, especially following the premiere of the episode "Lightspeed".

    In issues #26 and #27, hints are given of her later "turning over a new leaf" (like the hints in the episode "Lightspeed"). She also appeared in issue #34 as Kid Flash's girlfriend and became jealous when he began inadvertently flirting with Raven, Argent, and several other females. In issue #36, she gets captured along with the other Titan heroines by Blackfire, and is almost sold to slavery by the Gordanians. In issue #39, she is still with Kid Flash, but when Larry, who is playing Cupid, strikes other women with his love arrows when Flash would not allow himself to be hit, she has her hands full with keeping them from flirting with her boyfriend.

    Jinx also appears in issue #40, still as part of the H.I.V.E. Five at that time, and issue #43, helping the Titans stop the Fearsome Five. She is mad at Raven and the Titans because she had not been given a Titans Communicator, however, she helps Robin infiltrate the Fearsome Five. When they make their appearance to Cyborg and Beast Boy, Jinx is with them (and the Titans act as if they were shocked about Jinx's "treason"). After the Fearsome Five go into Titans Tower, the Titans, Jinx, and Kid Flash ambush them, and after the battle, Robin gives her a communicator (the only reason Jinx did not get a communicator because Robin had run out of them during the Brotherhood of Evil's battle).

    In issue #53, it is revealed that Jinx's nickname is/was "Lucky" and that she had entertained a disappointing relationship with Kid Kold (AKA Leo), one of the two villains (along with his sister, Ice Kate) featured in that issue, before joining the H.I.V.E. At the end of the day, Jinx shares her first official kiss with Kid Flash.

    JxK Jinx and Kid Flash's first kiss.

    In the comics, she makes many more appearances. In the early comics, she was portrayed as a villainess, but later on, she was portrayed as a hero. Every time she made an appearance as a hero was with Kid Flash. She is shown to understand that she does not have to be a villainess because of her powers; this is proven when she tells Rose (Slade's daughter) that she does have a choice and that she does not have to be like Slade because she is his daughter.

    Physical Appearance Jinx has pale grey-white skin, pink blush marks on her cheeks, and pink eyes with cat-like pupils. Her hair is pink, horseshoe-shaped, curving outward at the tips, and sectioned off with metallic black bands near the top of her head.

    She wears a short, black, long-sleeved dress with a jagged trim and a jagged, violet collar that covers her shoulders. She also wears black-and-violet striped leggings underneath her dress, black high-heeled platform boots with violet soles, and a black choker with a violet charm.

    Personality During her time with the H.I.V.E., Jinx had proven herself to be a very ambitious go-getter with a somewhat of a mean streak. Because of her goals to rise among the ranks of villains, she tries her best to be an effective H.I.V.E. member under both its regimes. Far more mature, focused, and controlled than her male teammates, Jinx has proven to be a largely capable and determined (if subconsciously insecure) leader. She also idolized Madame Rouge of the Brotherhood of Evil, before Kid Flash stepped in to change her mind. Jinx is also strong in her own personality, though, even directly assaulting Rouge and releasing Kid Flash when Rouge taunted and mocked her, deeming her a pathetic failure and an embarrassment.

    At first, Jinx appears to be quiet, mean, mysterious, often speaking in whispers, and sometimes depicted as rather crazy because of the evil, crooked grin she usually wore when battling. However, in "Lightspeed", we see a more determined, outspoken, and more sane Jinx who wanted to be respected and not shunned because of her bad-luck powers. In this episode she gets frustrated and emotional. Kid Flash helped Jinx show her real personality, and how she feels about certain things. Generally, however, despite her habitual dark looks she is a very fashion-conscious girl, more intent on hunting for interesting attires and accessories rather than getting rich. Furthermore, she is characterized as the "popular girl" in the H.I.V.E.; in the series, a number of super teens including Kid Flash, Cyborg, See-More and Kid Kold did reveal that they have (or had) a big crush on her.

    Relationships Teen Titans Kid Flash Lightspeed78 Jinx frees Kid Flash.

    Jinx is the girlfriend of Kid Flash. Their relationship was kind of rocky at first, as Jinx originally hated Kid Flash when he replaced the stolen necklace in her hand with a rose. They are off that road and now really care for each other. In the comics, they are shown to be more romantic. They have been seen on dates to the movies, at the carnival, at the pizza place, and in the park. They help each other when they need it like when Jinx helped Kid Flash all the way to the tower and pleaded with Raven to help him get his powers back. They are opposites. While Jinx has been cursed with bad luck and was barely surviving at a villainess career, Kid Flash has lived a normal life until there was an accident and he became Kid Flash the partner of The Flash. Jinx becomes easily jealous when he flirts with other girls. Because of Jinx being a former villainess, she went undercover once to join the Fearsome Five.

    Jinx does her smile (Brighter) (Slow) When Kid Flash was watching through the monitor he was worried about her and he told the Titans not to hurt her. In "Dial H for Hero", Kid Flash affectionately called Jinx "Slowpoke," like how Kid Kold had nicknamed her "Lucky." Kid Flash and Jinx are a strong couple in the series, despite only featuring them for a few episodes. They deeply care for each other and they help each other when one is in trouble.

    Cyborg (as Stone) Deception34 Jinx falls for "Stone".

    This relationship was short lived. While Cyborg was undercover at the H.I.V.E Academy, Jinx falls in love and she had hearts flowing from her head during Brother Blood's lesson after Cyborg (Stone) answered the question. At night, Jinx went to the dance with Cyborg (Stone). It turns out they both had crushes on each other when Bumblebee admits she read a little more on his disc about the huge crush on Jinx. They did not go out though because they were on different sides. When Jinx joined the Teen Titans they still did not get together, mainly because she was in a romantic relationship with Kid Flash, and he was in a relationship with Sarah Simms.

    Villains Gizmo and Mammoth These three were very close friends (or at the least strong allies) at the H.I.V.E. Academy and during their time as members of the H.I.V.E. Five. They are never seen without one another until the last episode of the series. The extension of their relationships with one another is not pin-pointed, but in "Final Exam", they seemed comfortable associating with one another in the Titans' lounge; they also share a dwelling place as the H.I.V.E. Five. Jinx was the unofficial leader of this posse while at the H.I.V.E. Academy, and she was the titled leader of the H.I.V.E. Five. They always trained together at the Academy, as their varying talents and skills complemented the others' very nicely. Because of this, these three would fight back-to-back with very synchronized battle tactics, which often lead them to victories. However, when Jinx switched sides and joined Kid Flash, she did not hesitate to defeat Gizmo and Mammoth and allow them to be flash-frozen though stated it was not personal.

    Despite Jinx's defection, the two later forward an invitation to Jinx about the Fearsome Five. Ordered by Robin to infiltrate this new group, Jinx joins and is welcomed back by her former H.I.V.E. teammates. However, she revealed her true affiliation and affirmed to them that she is a hero now. At some point, she tells them she no longer wants anything to do with them and to leave her alone.

    Some time later, Gizmo and Mammoth, desperate for help due being hunted by the Ravager, find Jinx on a pizza date with Kid Flash. Annoyed, she prepared to deal with them herself until the Ravager attacked everyone present.

    Kid Kold Little is known about this relationship. They had broken up when Jinx went to study at the H.I.V.E academy. He had gotten his sister (Ice Kate) involved with the crime business. He is a villain too but has never made a debut in the TV series. When they were dating Kid Kold and Jinx developed nicknames for each other. Jinx's was "Lucky" while his was "Leo." He was shocked to find out that she was a Titan and was even more shocked that she was the girlfriend of Kid Flash. When Jinx says she does not want to hurt him and if could just come along with her so she could take him to jail, he replied coldly, "So what? You expect me to turn myself in or something? Just cause of what we once had?." When he reaches for his ice gun, it turns out his sister had taken it to battle Kid Flash. Jinx uses her powers to pull his pants down at the same moment Kid Flash returns with Ice Kate in ice. When the two are arrested, Kid Flash shows some concern but, Jinx said that is was all good. "Lucky huh?, Were you two an item or something?" "One of the many mistakes I made in the past. Life's good now... and so am I." Kid Flash and Jinx share their first official kiss.

    See-More See-More is one of the Hive Five members. He and Jinx have not dated but have shown interest in each other. In "Lightspeed", they are seen working together. See-More was there for Jinx when she needed it, but in Jinx's vision he was more like a friend, even though See-More may have wanted to be more. When she leaves on her own to find Kid Flash to prove that she is not completely useless, many of the members did not want to come, but See-More came. When she thanks him, a faint blush is shown on his face before floating away in his giant eye balloon. When the episode is almost done, See-More offers to rob a technology store together, but Jinx kindly rejects his offer.

    Madame Rouge I don't care who you are! Nobody messes with me! ―Jinx to Madame Rouge[src] Jinx originally wanted to be like the villainess Madame Rouge, but after Rouge slapped Jinx aside and called her "pathetic", she fought back using her hexes and exclaimed that she did not care who Rouge was anymore. This act of defiance finally impressed Rouge, who told her they'd be in touch, but Jinx had already decided to become a hero and defect to the Teen Titans, thanks to Kid Flash. In "Titans Together", she got revenge on Madame Rouge by making her sink into the floor, allowing Wildebeest and Hot Spot to fling Rouge into the flash-freezing machine.

    Powers and Abilities Jinx, the enchanting sorceress whose powerful hexes mean bad luck for her enemies. ―Narrator[src] Deception04 Jinx using her powers.

    Probability Manipulation: Jinx has the ability of probability control, or manipulation over luck or - in Jinx's case - bad luck. Jinx is described as an enchanting sorceress who wields the power of bad luck, which manifests as pink, lightning-like energy blasts/waves fired from her hands. Jinx's powers portray a manipulation of probability, or more specifically, the ability to "jinx" her enemies, hence her name. How she does this has never been explored in the series. When she is not shooting waves of energy her eyes glow a bright pink instead, and can make structures crumble.

    In early episodes, it was thought that her powers were magical in nature; however, in later episodes, she is seen exhibiting her powers as a free flow output through her brain, common for most psionics. When she wants her enemies to be "jinxed," she mostly uses her energy waves to disrupt solid structures in her surroundings, though other effects are also possible, such as tidal waves. Her bad-luck energy can also serve a direct offensive role as concussive blasts. As shown in the Teen Titans Go! issue #1, her powers cannot bypass Raven's dark-energy shields.

    Abilities Master Acrobat: Jinx is also an accomplished gymnast, capable of dodging beam-bursts, starbolts, and pillars of stone telekinetically launched at her with ease. Hand-To-Hand Combat: She also excels at hand to hand combat. She is not as experienced as the other Titans, but she was able to hold her own against Raven. Most of it was probably learned at H.I.V.E. Academy.

11. #11Raven

    Keys: Ravenville student.

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    Raven (civilian name Rachel Roth) is one of the main characters of the Teen Titans series. She is a human-demon hybrid, originating from the parallel dimension of Azarath, and is one of five founding members of the Teen Titans.

    Character history Teen Titans origins Arella, Raven's mother, was chosen to become the bride of the demonic Trigon. Abandoned by the demon, Arella was bent on suicide (while carrying Raven) when she was taken in by the pacifistic disciples of Temple Azarath, a group who had centuries earlier forsaken life on Earth to pursue their own nonviolent lifestyle. In their inter-dimensional world, Raven, Arella's daughter by Trigon, was born. Fearing that the child would bring evil among them, Juris, a magistrate of Azarath, attempted to cast the infant Raven into Limbo, only to be destroyed himself. Azar, the spiritual leader of the temple, then took the young Raven under her personal tutelage, instructing her in the truth of her parentage, and in pacifism, meditation, and the submergence of her emotions to resist Trigon's influence, while perfecting her powers of teleportation, astral projection, and empathic healing.

    Later, after Azar's death (in which she entered another plane of existence), when Raven was plagued by prophetic dreams of Trigon and, defying her teachers, she confronted her demon father in Limbo at his bidding. Trigon spared her and Arella after satisfying himself that, upon his return when she reached adulthood, he could seduce Raven into becoming his ally. When Raven turned sixteen, she sensed Trigon's power returning and fled to Earth. Raven arrived at Jump City, where she met several super-powered youths fighting a rampaging alien girl (Starfire). Raven managed to discern the girl's true reason for her demolition work and convinced the others into a more peaceful approach, which won them the alien's friendship. Despite Raven's obvious insecurity, the others invited her to join them in defeating the truly hostile aliens the Gordanians, who had attempted to enslave the girl and her presence proved ultimately essential to the motley crew's triumph over the Gordanians. Afterward, the group decided to stay together and formed the original Teen Titans. Though Raven, still feeling alienated from her new friends, remained distant to them, the other Titans soon came to learn more about her origins.

    Season 1 In "Final Exam" Beast boy is shown arguing with Cyborg over the fact that he lost the remote. Raven tells him he can just get up and change the channel. Later the team all goes out for pizza, and has their first fight with Jinx, Gizmo and Mammoth which they lose. Robin goes missing and the group return home in defeat.

    In "Sisters" In "Divide and Conquer" In "Forces of Nature" In "The Sum of His Parts" In "Nevermore", Beast Boy and Cyborg inadvertently ended up stranded inside Raven's own mind, where they met the personifications of her separated emotional aspects and also encountered and fought the manifestation of Trigon's heritage inside her.

    In "Switched", a backfired plot by the Puppet King left Raven and Starfire stuck in each other's bodies, creating a new sense of empathy between the girls.

    In "Deep Six" In "Masks" In "Mad Mod", Alongside the rest of her teammates, Raven was captured by Mad Mod. In "Car Trouble", Raven help Cyborg get the T-Car back from Gizmo after Gizmo stole it from Sammy and Cash who stole it previously. However, Overload took control of it and Cyborg destroy it. After Gizmo, Overload, Sammy and Cash were arrested, Raven decided to help Cyborg rebuild the T-Car. In "Apprentice - Part 1/Apprentice - Part 2/Apprentice, Part III" Season 2 In "How Long is Forever?" In "Every Dog Has His Day" In "Terra" In "Only Human" In "Fear Itself" In "Date with Destiny" In "Transformation" In "Titan Rising" In "Winner Take All" In "Betrayal" In "Fractured" In "Aftershock - Part 1/Aftershock - Part 2" Season 3 In "Deception", she joins the team to fight Gizmo Mammoth and Jinx to stop them from stealing an item for the HIVE. In "X" She joins the team in stoping Red X. In "Betrothed" In "Crash" In "Haunted", when Robin was haunted by a drug-induced hallucination of Slade, Raven linked with his mind and saw glimpses of Robin's past, including his initiation by Batman and the death of his parents.

    In "Spellbound" In "Revolution" In "Wavelength" In "The Beast Within" In "Can I Keep Him?" In "Bunny Raven... or ...How to Make A Titananimal Disappear" In "Titans East - Part 2", Raven, along with the rest of the Teen Titans, responded to Cyborg's call for help in the Titans East tower and fought Más y Menos with Beast Boy, and she fought Speedy.

    Season 4 Raven helped the Titans for years, working alongside the other four to protect Jump City from villainous menaces. She was consistently invaluable to their success. Eventually, however, Raven's past caught up with her: On her birthday, Slade (who had been presumed dead) reappeared, wielding new powers and marked with a symbol which Raven could not fail to recognize. Slade deliberately led the Titans to the place where Raven's true destiny was to be fulfilled to serve as a living portal for Trigon to conquer Earth. Seeing no other choice, Raven finally told her teammates the truth about her past — but instead of being rejected, the other Titans remained with her and took the greatest pains to prevent this from happening.

    Prophecy An enraged Raven displays a great amount of her dark powers.

    Slade and an army of Trigon's fire demons attacked Titans Tower to fetch Raven. The Titans decided to fight him, but Raven, unwilling to see her dearest friends hurt on her behalf, knocked them out of the fight and secretly imbued them with some of her powers to protect them from the apocalypse to come. When the portal was opened with her powers, Raven was apparently consumed, but in fact, her human half remained alive in Trigon's domain, regressed to childhood and left powerless.

    Left in a world turned into a living horror, the Titans still refused to give up without a fight. With some help from Slade, (who had been betrayed by Trigon) Robin made his way to Trigon's underworld, found Raven and took her back to the surface, even though she was spiritually shattered by her role in the shaping of events. Finally, the Titans and Slade faced Trigon in a final onslaught. But even as they were struck down, Raven realized that all was not hopeless, and this realization sparked a new hope within her soul, allowing her to regain full maturity along with her powers. Under a righteous wrath, she used the sum of her powers to destroy Trigon, reverting Earth back to the way it was and finally ridding herself from the last vestiges of her dreaded heritage. Raven hugged Robin glad that he believed in her.

    In "Episode 257-494" In "The Quest" In "Birthmark" In "Cyborg the Barbarian" In "Employee of the Month" In "Troq" In "Stranded" In "Overdrive" In "Mother Mae-Eye" Season 5 In ''Homecoming - Part 1/Homecoming - Part 2" In "Trust" In "Snowblind" In "Kole" In "Hide and Seek" In "Revved Up" In "Calling All Titans!" In "Titans Together" In "Things Change" Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo Teen Titans Go! vs. Teen Titans She and her team are transported by the 2013 master of games to battle the 2013 titans.

    Physical appearance Nevermore74 Raven, in full view, meditating.

    Quest66 Raven wearing Robin's costume

    Raven keeps a dark and mysterious appearance throughout the series. But actually, she is a very beautiful girl: she is very slender, with pale, grayish-white skin; violet eyes; and somewhat thick eyebrows. She has straight, asymmetrical angled, violet hair and a prominent widow's peak. She also has a red gemstone outlined in black located in the center of her forehead (or her "Ajna chakra", as Blackfire puts it). Raven, being half-demon, has used her demonic appearances on several occasions, though often the use of her demon form causes her to lose control. When Raven is in her 'demonic' state, a second pair of eyes appear where her eyebrows are.

    Her superhero outfit primarily consists of her favorite color, navy blue. She usually wears a hooded navy-blue cloak, matching ruffled ankle-boots with grayish-black soles, and a long-sleeve dark navy-blue legless leotard with regular navy-blue cuffs. Her cloak is decorated with a round, crimson jewel (similar to a brooch), which helps keep the cloak shut. It covers her T-communicator and it is fixed to beep/glow when there is trouble, as seen in some episodes. Occasionally, the silhouette of a raven head appears inside the jewel. She also wears a thin, gold belt with decorated with several of the same type of jewel.

    Interestingly, Raven is the only member of her team who consistently adjusts her attire, however slightly, depending on her circumstances. When out fighting villains or on a mission, Raven will almost always have her hood up, covering much of her face and denoting a more serious mentality. When she is in the Tower, or hanging out with her friends, Raven will generally have her hood down, denoting a more casual, relaxed mentality. Also, as revealed in "Fear Itself", she takes her cloak off whenever she sleeps. Her cloak also appears to function as a very important safety/comfort item for her. Generally, she will allow it to hang behind her back, very similarly to a cape. However, during situations where she feels stressed or nervous, she will often “retreat” into her cloak by pulling it in front of her and covering almost her entire body. Whenever her cloak is forcibly taken from her, Raven tends to feel very vulnerable, as shown in episodes like "Episode 257-494" and "Birthmark". Her cloak may also have the ability to change colors depending on her mood, as seen in “Spellbound,” where it goes from dark blue, to light blue, then white to denote her overall happiness and brighter outlook on life.

    TheEndPart3(1) Raven as a child.

    When Raven temporarily wears Robin's uniform in "The Quest", she fits in it quite well, as she and Robin are the same height and have somewhat similar builds. When Mother Mae-Eye infiltrates the Tower and puts the Titans under her control, she turns Raven's dark blue cloak into a yellow Shirley Temple dress with matching bows in her hair, though her boots remain dark blue in color. Mother Mae-Eye then says, "Just because you're evil on the inside doesn't mean you can't look pretty on the outside." In "Bunny Raven... or ...How to Make A Titananimal Disappear", Mumbo turned her into a rabbit. As a rabbit, she loses her hair and boots, and has white fur, while keeping her outfit and Ajna chakra gem. As a child, Raven looks largely like a smaller version of her White Raven form, except she lacks the gemstones on each of her hands. Her eyes also appear to be larger, possibly denoting her child-like innocence.

    Personality and traits Raven of Teen Titans Raven reading.

    I don't do fear. ―Raven[src] Raven is one of the most mysterious characters throughout the series. She is quiet, reserved, troubled, brooding, grim, moody, seemingly emotionless, intelligent, studious and sarcastic. She can always come up with a smart remark, specifically in reply to most of the Teen Titans' antics and attempts at humor. Her appearance and attitude appear to be that of a typical modern goth female. However, as much as she may seem slightly distant and anti-social, producer Sam Register describes her as a "...dark character, but a character everyone can relate to. She is a recluse and sort of to herself. We thought that would be a good dynamic with the rest of the team. She does have a dark background in the comic." Robin also said that she is "the most hopeful person [he has] ever known."

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    Raven is often portrayed as the most mature member of the group, often giving her own advice to the others about various subjects, and generally staying cool, stoic and calm, even in desperate situations. She is, however, also the most emotionally-restrained of the Titans, appearing secretive and distant; she initially does not allow any of her fellow Titans into her room and spends most of her time by herself, usually meditating or reading one of her numerous books. Even though she is serious and cautious about her emotions, just like she was trying to tell Doctor Light saying, "Don't come any closer." The reason for her emotional restraint is due to the adverse effects her emotions have on her powers. If her emotions become out of control, her powers can become erratic and spontaneous, becoming active without her will. In the course of the series, however, she gradually, if only slightly, seems to warm up to her teammates. As shown through her quick suspicion of Terra, it is difficult for Raven to build trust for anyone, and even more difficult to truly forgive if that trust was to be broken. Eventually, she was able to forgive Terra.

    In several instances throughout the show, contrary to her usual behavior, she does show more emotion such as making "heart eyes" along with Starfire at the appearance of Aqualad in "Deep Six" (though this is mostly used for comedic effect). She also does ease up to have some fun on a few occasions, such as forcing Cyborg to go through 'initiation' again with Beast Boy and Robin in the episode "Deception". Furthermore, Raven is known to sometimes be shocked at trivial things. One occasion in which this occurs is in "Overdrive", when Cyborg defeats Raven in a game of chess after installing the Maximum 7 in his brain. At this occasion, her entire face and outfit turn white (also probably for comedic effect). In "Revved Up", she is also shocked at the sudden drop-in of Red X on the bus she is driving but quickly regains her monotone and determined stature when she realizes who it is. Another instance is when Raven, while playing a game of cards, comically gasps at the impressive sets of cards the rest of the Titans have at their disposal during "Winner Take All". She can lose her temper easily, and most of the time with Beast Boy.

    Raven is often shown to make sarcastic remarks about almost everything and can be seen as rather rude at times, but there is a slight chance this personality was not always who she was. When the Titans first met, Raven appeared to be more innocent and insecure. She declined Beast Boy's offer to get pizza, probably because she is afraid that he would not like her, and because of him, feels as if she does not fit in with the others. Both Cyborg and Robin were not hesitant to accept her as a friend, even when she was not so sure herself. She was the first one to verbally recognize the others as friends, and even openly admits to Beast Boy being funny, which no sooner than a moment later, seems to regret making that statement. Her pessimistic and sarcastic attitude is then likely derived from having to put up with Beast Boy's constant corny jokes and immaturity. Despite her seemingly unfriendly attitude, Raven does indeed care greatly about the people she is attached to, as prominently displayed when she is put in charge of three children.[1] Initially having little or no patience with Melvin, Timmy Tantrum, and Teether, Raven grows to love (or at least, enjoy) them, risking her own life to protect them from the Brotherhood of Evil, even calling them her kids. She also comes to regard the rest of the Titans as her closest friends and family. When the day she is destined to end the world finally came, she wanted nothing more than to ensure her friends' last day on Earth was perfect. This shows that despite everything that has ever happened, she truly cares about her friends and their interests. Finally, there are many instances where Raven is portrayed as the most understanding friend among the Titans. While seemingly uninterested towards Cyborg's T-Car, Raven is ultimately the only one who approaches and comforts him, even going as far as to assist in rebuilding the destroyed car.[2] Overall, Raven is not cold-hearted, merely introverted, caring deeply about those close to her. While Raven seems to not care one bit about their hobbies and personalities, she does show her friends that she does care about them and values their friendship when it matters most.

    TheSumOfHisParts60 Raven respects that Beast Boy does not eat meat. She asks him to please respect that she does not eat fake meat.

    Raven is often portrayed as the most pessimistic and insensitive member of the Titans, and she generally regards everything in a "black and white" manner. For example, when Beast Boy desperately asks Raven for words of comfort after their crushing defeat against the members of the H.I.V.E. Academy, Raven tersely states that the Titans have to accept the situation, no matter how grave it is.[3] She also reacts to Cyborg's leaving of the Titans with little to no resentment, stating that people come and go by.[4] When Raven surrenders herself in to her demonic father Trigon in order to fulfill the prophecy that she thought she had no way to prevent, however, Raven also appeared to still have retained hope to a certain degree that the lord of evil could be stopped, as she forcibly injected each of her friends with a portion of her own power to shield them and give them one last chance to save the world. It is then ironic that it was what had motivated her to surrender nearly all hope that ultimately destroyed Trigon. After banishing away Trigon from her soul and the Earth, Raven's personality seems to change for the better, as she grows to be less pessimistic and less anti-social. However, she still despises Beast Boy's corny jokes and enjoys reading in solitude, implying that her personality was not significantly affected by her semi-demonic origin.

    ToWatchTVWithoutARemote!? Raven fed up with Cyborg and Beast Boy’s arguing.

    Raven also appears to dislike conflict, at least amongst her teammates, deeming it to be “pointless”. Whenever an argument breaks out, Raven is usually the one who tries to get her teammates to stop fighting and focus on the task at hand. In "Revolution" after Cyborg, Starfire, and Beast Boy descended into all out bickering over what to do about Mad Mod, it was Raven who yelled at her teammates, reminding them at arguing solves nothing and that they needed to figure out a plan.

    Due to her demonic side and unstable emotions, Raven is potentially the most brutal and ruthless of the Titans, with some villains ending up severely traumatized or nearly dead should they anger her. In "Nevermore", for instance, she almost certainly would have killed Dr. Light if her friends hadn’t stopped her, and the encounter has since left him with a crippling fear of her. Thankfully, this is only the case after she has been sufficiently enraged, and she generally does not lose her temper easily in battle. When she does lose her temper, it is generally because her friends are being threatened, and she will do anything she has to in order to protect what she values most. Of the three villains who have invoked the full brunt of Raven’s fury (Dr. Light, Slade, and Trigon), all three have harmed her friends shortly beforehand. This shows that, although Raven may take things too far sometimes, she is still a hero and protecting others is always her ultimate priority.

    Cloaked White Raven Main article: White Raven YouAreNotWelcomeHere! Pure White Raven in the three-part fourth season finale "The End"

    White Raven is a special form that Raven has assumed under unique circumstances, four times throughout the series for multiple reasons. White Raven is Raven's most primal, significant and powerful version of herself, mostly shown as a symbol of her highest hidden power and her inner purity to fight, and thus free herself of the consuming evil influenced by her interdimensional-demon father. The first instance occurs within the multidimensional realm of Raven's own mind, an ethereal place where Raven's separate emotional forms are capable of independently existing.[5] Ravens emotions unbalanced and her rage unleashed from within during the Titans' brief but powerful clash with Doctor Light. The second when she was being tutored by Malchior, unknowingly being taught dark magic. The third instance occurred whilst and after she defeated her father and freed herself from his control. The fourth time actually occurred in the Titans Go! comics wherein Beast Boy (whilst babysitting Melvin, Timmy and Teether) breaks her mirror and causes the several aspects of her personality to manifest in the real world; for a time Red Raven (who represents her father's influence and her own anger) is separate from the rest of Raven, and to symbolize her cheerfulness she dons a white cloak and leotard instead.

    Powers and Abilities Raven is undeniably the most powerful member of the Titans. As the daughter of a supremely powerful and dangerous inter-dimensional demon, Raven has naturally inherited a number of mystical abilities. Her powers are controlled by emotion: the more she feels, the more energy is released.[6][7] When overcome with anger, Raven’s body transforms. Sets of glowing, red eyes open on her forehead. In this form, Raven displays greater power — all at the cost of her control. In this form, Raven can be a pure destructive force.[8] She often chants the incantation "Azarath Metrion Zinthos" to focus her abilities even further, allowing her to perform much greater feats; she also uses this phrase as a mantra while meditating.

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    Raven has the empathic ability to read and manipulate the emotions of others. Clairsentience: As an empath, Raven can sense things.[9] She can sense people if they're nearby[10] or have been in a place.[11] She has also claimed that she could sense if someone's mind had been tampered with.[12] Limited Empathic Healing: Raven can sense pain and disease and remove them from a person’s body and assimilate them into her own, where they are expunged.[13][14] She can also heal herself by going into a trance of emotional calm.[15] Empathic Precognition: Raven can receive precognitive flashes of the future when exposed to extreme emotion.[16] Raven projecting her soul-self. Raven projecting her soul-self. 1/25 Soul-Self Projection: Raven can project her “soul-self,” a powerful bird-shaped astral form normally composed of dark energy. The soul-self separates from her body and possesses all her powers and more. It allows her to cover great distances,[17] serves as a portal to other dimensions, can be used to enter the minds of others,[18] pass through solid matter or through fire, and even alter her own appearance.[19][20] Raven’s soul-self is also capable of absorbing all manner of weapons and sending them “elsewhere.” Her soul-self can't be outside her body for more than five minutes.[21] Though normally composed of dark energy and bird-like in image, Raven's soul-self has been shaped in her normal image[22][23] and manifested in different colors (most notably white).[24] Spiritual Telekinesis: Raven can telekinetically manipulate objects by putting a little of her soul into whatever she is moving – she becomes a part of it and it becomes a part of her.[25] Robin claimed that Raven's almost as good at moving Earth as Terra.[16] The limit to how much matter she is able to control is unknown, though she can at least move close to two tons.[26] Whenever she takes control of something, it is normally (though not always) encased in the same dark energy that composes her soul-self. Spiritual Energy Projection: Raven can mold her soul-self energy into any shape, from giant hands to razor-sharp blades.[27] She can send solid bolts as projectiles and create force-field domes. Furthermore, she is able to use her soul-self to augment her physical strikes, either increasing their raw power or adding slashing damage to them.[28][29] TitanRising1 Raven meditating.

    Spiritual Levitation:[6] Raven can levitate off the ground and hover, normally without visible projection of her dark energy as is shown when she moves things. Her power is also sufficient to enable her to counter the gravitational pull of other planets as well as physically carry someone as heavy as Starfire.[6] Spiritual Teleportation: Raven’s soul-self can transport herself and any other being to any place on Earth. At times, Raven has been shown creating portals with her dark energy in order to travel, rather than utilizing her soul-self. Teleportation can wear Raven out in according to the distance she is teleporting and how much she is carrying with her.[30] Fear Projection: When Raven would not admit her fears, the fear found another way out through her powers. She proved able to manifest her fears as monsters, albeit unintentionally. When she found the bravery to admit her fear, Raven was able to banish all her creations into nothingness and restore her teammates.[31] Power Bestowal: Raven could give others some of her power to use for themselves.[32] The given power can seemingly be returned through touch.[7]STOP! Raven stopping time.

    Temporal Stasis: Through a moment of sheer panic, Raven accidentally stopped time on a massive scale, apparently freezing all of Jump City.[29] During this unusual phenomenon, Raven was able to selectively unfreeze Robin. After being tormented by Slade, she was able to unfreeze all that she placed under temporal stasis. Raven withstanding energy beams Raven withstanding energy beams 1/2 Superhuman Durability: Raven is capable withstanding lethal physical damage to regular humans. Raven has been shown to survive being hit by boulders Terra geokinetically hurled, Doctor Light's energy beams and even Monsieur Mallah and Mammoth's physical attacks.[33][34][35] RavenBreakingSpell2 Raven using magic.

    Magic: Raven has been shown using spells and incantations for various effects.[36][37][38] The dark magic she learned from Malchior allowed her to forcibly morph Beast Boy, discharge uncontrollable amounts of dark energy, and break Rorek's binding spell on Malchior. She later used a powerful curse to reimprison Malchior. She also employed spells when she wished to return to Azarath. Even when she switched powers with her teammates, Raven proved she could still perform magic, even while operating with Robin's lack of superpowers.[39] Abilities

    1/2 Capable Combatant: Though not the most physically talented of the quintet, Raven has been seen as a fairly good hand-to-hand combatant, although she only occasionally uses this skill during battle.[3][40][41] Whenever Raven engages in hand-to-hand combat, she employs an open-palm fighting style that is very similar to many Eastern fighting styles, such as Two Chi and Wing Chun. Multilingualism: Raven claims to know English, German, Latin, Romanian, Ancient Sumerian, and Sanskrit.[42] Occultism: Raven has considerable supernatural knowledge, keeping a library of numerous spell books in her room on the occult, and gained further sorcerous knowledge from Malchior.[36] Weaknesses Raven's X-0 Raven gagged and unable to access her powers.

    Distraction: If Raven cannot concentrate or give full attention to her powers, they may be rendered ineffective.[5] Additionally, certain spells require items, tools, and or special events during casting, therefore they can't be invoked on a mere whim. Emotions: Raven’s primary weakness is her own unbridled emotions, which could potentially prove dangerous.[6] Anger seems to be her most volatile emotion and though she exhibits great power in an enraged state, she loses control and is left somewhat vulnerable.[43] Additionally, when she suppressed her fears and they manifested as monsters through her powers, she herself was powerless until she admitted she was afraid.[31] Raven herself admitted that she has to mediate every day to keep her powers under control.[16] She also uses a special mirror, which acts as a portal into her mind, for meditation. Magic: Despite being versed in magic herself, Raven is still susceptible to the effects of magic.[44] Raven has also encountered magic so powerful she could not undo it.[45] Verbal Restraint: Under certain circumstances, Raven seems heavily dependent on the incantation, "Azarath Metrion Zinthos." If a gag is placed over Raven's mouth and she cannot recite her incantation intelligibly, she cannot connect with her powers until the gag is removed.[46] Spells and incantations "Azarath Metrion Zinthos": Main incantation and mantra commonly utilized by Raven to help focus, control and enhance her tremendous yet dangerous mystical powers, usually followed by projection of visible dark energy and any of a vast number of feats; if Raven is prevented from uttering this incantation, at times she apparently is unable to activate her powers; also used by Raven and others in meditation. "Necronom Hezberek Mortix!": A form of wild, uncontrollable but incredibly powerful dark magic taught to Raven by Malchior disguised as Rorek. "Hezberek Et Morine...Gost Wenthen Verbis Nex...Ind Obrium, Bis Pendrule...Paran Sic Cortis Rex!": An extremely potent spell taught by Malchior to Raven to revoke the binding enchantment that sealed him within Rorek's enchanted book; performed within a ring of open tomes and volumes while simultaneously gesturing over the spellbook that contains this spell, causing the books to shine with blinding white light which will enfold the one in mystical captivity and release him within seconds. "Aldruon Enlenthranel Vosolen Lirus-nor!": A curse more ancient than Malchior himself used by Rorek to entrap him into his enchanted book by projecting a stream of white energy that overpowers Malchior's fiery breath and locked his entire being, body and soul, into the book, a lock neither Rorek's own magic over a millennia nor Raven's own powers before her training could unravel or bypass; Raven uses the same ten centuries later through her dark energy to again seal Malchior into the book. "Azarath Metrion Zinthos...Carazon Rakashas Enderez...Vaserix Endrien Azararth...Azarath, AZARATH!": An incantation utilized by Raven while sitting in a circle of magical sand from two flasks in her possession and a ring of lit candles around the circle, with bluish-white light pouring from the ring of sand and forming into a cylindrical barrier that reaches all the way to the ceiling of Raven's room, opening a swirling vortex-portal, which will bring Raven into a dimensional tunnel leading directly to Azarath, with this tunnel still susceptible to Trigon's attacks, though a magical seal will bar out all threats; Raven claimed even Trigon could not prevent her from "leaving", at least thus). "The gem was born of evil's fire, the gem shall be his portal, he comes to claim, he comes to sire, the end of all things mortal": An incantation used by Raven to summon Trigon in the episode, "The End - Part 1". "Ciro...Enyawd...Vasarix...Zinthos...Metrion...Azarath!": A spell from a passage in one of Raven's spell books in Teen Titans Go! #24, which she believed would reverse the effects of the damaged mystic gem of the Master of Games, which had showed great chaos amongst the Titans by switching their powers and costumes with one another; however, instead it caused even more chaos by further changing all the Titans, including her, inciting such ire that Raven was forced to flee at speed in order to escape their rage-fueled clutches. "Azarath Metrion Zinthos...Kalazon Racashos Endarath...Vasirix Zendrien Azarath...Azarath!": A spell used by Raven in the Teen Titans Go! Issue #44, spoken while opening a mystic door in her bedroom in Titans Tower, leads at first into a white void, then into the dimension Azarath exists within. Mystical artifacts and magic books Raven's mirror: Raven has a sinister-looking hand mirror, which is a portal into her own subconscious mind. It was seen only once in "Nevermore". The Book of Azar: an ancient book from Azarath having some connection to the peacefully pacifist monk Azar, which came into Raven's possession and was carelessly used by Larry to fly around the living room of Titans Tower, to Raven's displeasure and her angry claims "The Book of Azar is not a toy." Magical Lore: Raven possesses affinity for mysticism and occultism and has numerous magical items of an occult nature and an extensive library dedicated to sorcery. Spell Books: She can also read runes, which is the written language of magic, and cast increasingly powerful spells inside certain spell books she has in her room. One of her large spell books even contained an extraordinarily strong "sorcerer" trapped within one of its pages; whom she was determined to work with and release into the real world. Relationships Beast Boy 17 BBRae 1 Raven finding comfort in Beast Boy.

    "If it wasn't for that beast, I might not be here right now. Having that thing inside doesn't make you an animal. Knowing when to let it out is what makes you a man." "Maybe you should call me Beast Man now?" "We're having a moment; don't ruin it." ―Raven to Beast Boy about the werewolf-like beast inside of him in "The Beast Within" Raven and Beast Boy have a very complicated relationship, partly due to the two being polar opposites in terms of personality, though both of them have troubled childhoods. Raven is collected, down to earth and cold, while Beast Boy is cheerful, laid-back and energetic. Raven likes to read, while Beast Boy prefers playing video games. The two often fight and get on each other's nerves; Raven's cold demeanor and "creepiness" annoy Beast Boy, and she is often irritated by his bad jokes and immaturity.

    Although, they have a rough relationship at first, they become closer and continue to develop their friendship throughout the series. Beast Boy often gets irritated by Raven's sarcastic remarks to him, but throughout the series, he never gives up on trying to make her smile or laugh. He even openly admits his quest to never stop making jokes until Raven smiles in "Aftershock - Part 1". When they first met, Raven was not rude to him and did not make any sarcastic remarks. Throughout most of the series, it is shown that she usually held the more dominant position over him, however, in "Go!" she seems somewhat uneasy around him or even afraid that he would not like her. This was later confirmed in "Nevermore", as Raven herself even admitted she thought Beast Boy did not like her, but he was not hesitant to show her that he likes being her friend, no matter what.

    Even though she constantly mocks him and he constantly riles her, Raven does indeed care about Beast Boy, and is often seen coming to the defense of her friend when he is injured. Beast Boy, on the other hand, also goes to help Raven whenever he can, especially when she is in danger—however, he can occasionally get carried away, as seen in "Masks".

    Their real friendship begins when Beast Boy and Cyborg are trapped inside Raven's mind in "Nevermore". There, they meet Raven's Emoticlones, who wear variously colored cloaks to represent different aspects of her personality. Beast Boy finds out that the Pink One actually finds him funny, while the Graphite One regrets and apologizes for being so mean to him. The two of them discover that they are indeed friends and Beast Boy and Cyborg help Raven defeat Trigon inside her mind.

    Even though he is irritated by her sarcasm and cold personality, Beast Boy cannot bear the thought of hurting Raven, physically or mentally. There are several instances where Beast Boy was trying to include Raven or be nice to her, but because she declines, he loses his temper and occasionally hurts her feelings, as seen in "Spellbound". But it is shown that despite this, he never wants to hurt her, and is only trying to get her to open up more instead of being locked in her room all the time. Whenever Raven is in danger, Beast Boy seems to be pushed to higher levels and does whatever he can to help her. This is evident in "The Beast Within" and "The End - Part 1", wherein both instances, he transformed into his werebeast form to defend Raven. When the dragon Malchior deceives Raven and breaks her heart, Beast Boy is ultimately the only one who goes to comfort her, and she gives him a tight and sincere hug. However, their tender moment was ruined by Cyborg. Though she smirks as she's looking for payback to get back at him as she chuckles.

    Sometime after, Raven's life was endangered by Adonis, who was turned into a werebeast. Beast Boy undergoes the same transformation and despite having no awareness he had an instinct to save her, while the other Titans thought Beast Boy was the one who attacked her. Beast Boy truly regrets acting like a jerk to her, but Raven tells him that he was not himself, and that she did not take it personally. She expresses her gratitude to him for saving her life and reassures him that his werebeast form is not something to be feared, but of value to the team, and to her.

    In "The End - Part 1", Beast Boy found a 1-cent coin and gave it to Raven, saying it was "For luck." Beast Boy is devastated when Raven surrenders to her destiny, but Raven holds on to the coin until she chanted the spell to open the portal. The coin falling off her hand is perhaps a hint at the close friendship between the two.

    In "The End - Part 2", when the Titans regroup atop a tower, Beast Boy somehow knew Raven was the one who had saved them when Starfire was unsure of how they were the only ones who survived. When Raven defeats Trigon, Beast Boy is shocked at her hugs and smiles, but she reassures him that she still prefers blue and that he is still not funny, to which Beast Boy reacts by happily leaping towards her to give her a tight hug. Despite being sarcastic and rude to him frequently, Raven does ease up to Beast Boy several times, seen when she plays Stank Ball with him and Cyborg at the end of "Spellbound" and accepts his offer for breakfast at night. And along with Robin and Beast Boy, she forced Cyborg to go through initiation again in "Deception". Although she is constantly annoyed by his immaturity, it is often hinted that she does indeed enjoy his presence. Although they constantly annoy each other, the two are really close, even though Raven claims otherwise, and do care for one another.

    In "Homecoming - Part 1", Raven seemed surprised at Beast Boy's serious behavior and likely saw that most of his personality stems from his past with the Doom Patrol.

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    But no one knows their destiny. There are things you can't possibly know." "There are some things I didn't know, like how I would make such wonderful friends. All I wanted was to make your last day perfect. Instead, you spent it worrying about me." "That's what friends do. ―Robin and Raven in "The End - Part 1". Raven and Robin have an extremely tight bond and she claims that he knows her better than anyone. The two have a very healthy relationship and actively respect each other's interests and privacy. As partners, they really care about the other's safety and well being, as seen in "Birthmark".

    They have a deep and finely interwoven friendship due to similar personalities and instincts, and the two seemed to get along well from the very beginning. Robin also tells Raven that she was the most hopeful person he knew. It is obvious Robin cares a lot about Raven. Robin is the only one serious enough to truly understand her even after having been through the psychological labyrinth that is her mind. Robin helps her out whenever he can and always puts her well-being and consideration before his without a moment's hesitation. When they first met, Raven told Robin, Beast Boy, and Cyborg "If you knew what I really am, you wouldn't want me around." Robin responded by saying "I know enough," implying that he did not care what Raven was or if she was different and knew that she was not evil or bad. When her destiny to end the world was revealed to the team, Robin, along with the others, remained firm in their friendship.

    In an attempt to help rid Robin of his self-imposed curse of obsessing over Slade and the danger to his team, Raven entered Robin's mind, seeing parts of his life ranging from his traumatic memory of the death of his family to his oath before Batman, establishing thereafter a powerful psychic bond between her and him. They are two of the closest people on the team and as such Raven is often comfortable telling him things that the others do not know. Raven is seen by Robin as a very close friend/companion as they can understand each other and are on extremely good terms. Even when the other Titans are unsure of Raven's attitude, disposition, and intentions towards others, Robin often dismisses their apprehensions and respects Raven for who she is, and always sees her as a friend, never an enemy.[47]

    Their friendship was especially prominent in Season 4. In "The End - Part 1", Robin vowed to defend Raven at all costs, and even after Raven surrendered to her destiny, Robin still refused to give up hope that she might change her mind. In "The End - Part 2", having believed Raven to have been destroyed, he chose to continue fighting in honor of his friend. After learning Raven could still be saved, he willingly traveled into a literal hell created by Trigon with Slade to bring her back. Even when Raven lost hope and believed all was lost, Robin was the one who gave her the courage to defeat Trigon.

    The closeness of their relationship could also stem from the fact that, out of all the Titans, Robin is the one most similar to Raven in terms of personality and disposition. They are both heroes that heavily invoke birds in both their names and their skillsets, and they are the only Titans who wear capes. They are also the most introverted of the group, who try to avoid telling others about their pasts, and are generally loners who try to do everything on their own. While they do open up to the other Titans over the course of the series, Raven and Robin both prefer to avoid burdening others with their problems. They are also the most emotionally mature of the group, almost functioning as the team mom and dad of the Titans. Whenever Cyborg, Starfire, or Beast Boy are struggling internally, it is usually Robin or Raven who offer them emotional support or guidance. They are also usually the ones who try to quell any arguments or internal conflict the group may be experiencing.

    Throughout the series, there have been instances, if only a few, where their relationship was strained. The closest example would be in the episode "How Long is Forever?" where they were initially arguing, and when Starfire arrives in the future to find the Titans disbanded, but despite everything, the two are extremely close. Robin also does not seem to mind Raven's sarcastic remarks, even if they were directed at him, continuing to prove that he respects Raven's personality. In Regarding Robin/One Morning, Robin refers to Raven as the "sister [he] never had."

    Cyborg CarTrouble55 Raven smiling while working with Cyborg on his car

    When I use my powers, I have to put a little of my soul into whatever I'm moving. I become a part of it and it becomes a part of me. That's kind of what happened here. It wasn't just a car. It was... your baby. ―Raven to Cyborg about his car in "Car Trouble". Raven and Cyborg have a rather healthy relationship. Despite Cyborg being extremely similar to Beast Boy in terms of personality, Cyborg is more mature and respects Raven's preference for peace and quiet, but still tries to include her whenever possible. Because of this, Raven respects Cyborg's enthusiasm and is more patient with him as opposed to Beast Boy. On Christmas, in the Teen Titans Go! comics, Cyborg bought Raven an antique bookcase he knew she wanted, causing Raven to become uncharacteristically elated and showing an appreciation for her tastes and hobbies. Whenever Raven feels out of place and lonely, Cyborg takes on the big brother role, like he does for Starfire. He almost always successfully comforts Raven whenever she is upset.

    Cyborg and Raven may not have many episodes dedicated to just the two of them, but they are still shown to be close friends. He often looks out for Raven's safety and wellbeing, as evident in "Fear Itself", not willing to let her attempt to rescue Starfire when there was no possible way to, stating they would not rescue anyone if, whatever it was, gets them too. Cyborg being the last Titan to disappear may hint that Raven sees him as a last line of defense in the absence of the others. Cyborg, while being cheerful like Starfire and Beast Boy, tends to be more considerate of Raven and understands her preferences more than the others. He likes to have fun but is never hesitant to put Beast Boy in his place when he thinks the younger Titan is being inconsiderate of her feelings. Raven, in turn, seems to accept Cyborg as he is without question and accepts his enthusiasm for his hobbies, even if she does not share it. Raven is sometimes inconsiderate of Cyborg's feelings, but she never intends to hurt him (or any of her friends for that matter) emotionally.

    When Cyborg's T-Car was stolen, she dismissed his dismay over the stolen vehicle by stating "It's just a car," which in turn made Cyborg exceptionally angry. While this happens off-screen, Raven does see the fault in her response and goes to comfort him when he gave up all hope of getting it back. She helps him get his car back from Gizmo, and though he was forced to destroy it, she goes as far as to help him rebuild the car, further proving their close friendship. Cyborg often sees Raven, like Starfire, as a younger sister to him, and as such is not very positive about any harm coming her way. During their first battle with Control Freak, a giant trash can appears to scare Raven, but Cyborg tackles it away, telling her not to worry as he has got it. This is not to say he is overprotective of her or treats her as a "damsel in distress" as he knows Raven is more than capable of taking care of herself. The two appear to enjoy playing chess together, and as seen in "Overdrive", Raven usually seems to beat him. Though after installing the Max-7 in his brain, she loses to him and is rather shocked. Cyborg makes Raven smile more than anyone else in the series. Her biggest smiles, at least, two episodes centering around Cyborg's troubles.[48][49] Cyborg often looks out for Raven. They appear to get along well and have a good friendship.

    Starfire Switched57 Raven and Starfire meditating together.

    Raven! We have done it! ― Starfire to Raven after returning everyone to their bodies in "Switched". Starfire and Raven initially had no relationship besides being teammates. They are polar opposites in terms of personality, almost like Raven's relationship with Beast Boy, but she respects Starfire's cheerful personality. Being the only girls on the team gave them a special bond from the beginning. Starfire wanted to be friends with Raven, but Raven dismissed all of Starfire's requests to hang out or do stereotypical "teenage girl stuff" in a rather rude manner. Their relationship is dealt with when the two girls have to switch bodies, and then, in order to get their bodies back, have to learn everything about each other's powers and origins. This ordeal helps them become closer and have a better understanding of one another.[6]

    Starfire called Raven out on her rudeness during that episode. It was the only real time Starfire ever got angry with Raven, though for only a moment. Following the events of "Switched", Raven begins to open up more to Starfire, and they are often seen with each other. It should also be noted she seemed to open up to Starfire much quicker than she did for her other teammates. Though they are very different in personality, both girls share many of the same traits. They are the only two on the team who have the natural ability to levitate (Beast Boy does not count as he needs to turn into an animal with wings to gain flight). It can also be said that the girls possess the greatest raw power compared to the boys, as Starfire is an alien with strength that exceeds even Cyborg, and her starbolts are extremely deadly, while Raven is a half-demon whose powers are difficult to control but at the same time being very powerful and, as seen in "The End - Part 3", is more than capable of destroying powerful villains like Trigon. Another similarity between the two is that both their powers are fueled by emotion, but the difference lies in that Raven's emotions have to be controlled while Starfire is able to express herself freely.

    They have both also developed a crush on Aqualad. As teammates, Starfire and Raven form a powerful duo as they often combine their powers against their foes, particularly in the final battle in "Titans Together". In "How Long is Forever?" after Starfire returned from the twenty-year future, Raven is the first one to openly suggest continuing their celebration, which makes Starfire extremely happy. Starfire and Raven are shown to care deeply about each other. In "Nevermore", after Raven wished to be alone, Starfire was worried something might have been troubling her and wanted to go see if she was alright, though she was constantly stopped by Robin who reinforced Raven's request to be alone. Raven cannot bear the thought of any harm coming to Starfire, as shown in "Fear Itself", where she was devastated when Starfire disappeared and wanted to go back and save her. Unlike her relationship with Beast Boy, Raven openly enjoys Starfire's company and whatever time she gets to spend with her outside of combat. Although they have occasional personality clashes, the two have a tight bond, one always looking out for the other.

    Terra I trusted you! We trusted you!! We gave you everything and you treated us like dirt! ―Raven to Terra[[Aftershock - Part 1|[src]]] When Terra first showed up, Raven dismissed her as nothing more than a temporary nuisance; since she didn't like any sort of change or the idea of having to develop a relationship with yet another female, she barely reacted to Terra leaving as suddenly as she did.[50]

    Yo Raven and Terra bonding

    Raven really hated the idea of adding someone else to their team, especially when Terra gained control of her powers as easily as she seemed to.[51] Once they first met, Raven accepted her, but when Terra arrived once again, she had her suspicions. She wondered why she had just appeared out of nowhere, and where had she learned how to control her powers so easily. When Terra bumped into Raven while on her way out the door, she sensed Slade, hinting at what was to come. In this episode, Raven confronts Terra about her feelings, and vice-versa, and in the end, they work together to save Titans Tower from destruction.

    TerraMakingFun Terra makes fun of Raven.

    When Terra returns (once again), and when she and Raven fight one-on-one, Raven confesses angrily that she honestly did trust Terra, and that Terra's betrayal hurt her (and the rest of the team) deeply. She loses her cool and scares Terra, being defeated because of her anger.[52] It was also implied that Raven (and the rest of the team) forgave Terra after she willingly sacrificed herself to save everyone from a massive volcano she herself created.

    Arella You forever had the love of your people, Raven, even knowing what you would become, and what that would bring. ―Arella to Raven[[The Prophecy|[src]]] MotherI'mAfraid ”Mother, I’m afraid.”

    Raven and Arella only share a single scene together in the animated series. However, from what is shown, they seem to have a healthy and close mother/daughter relationship. In "The Prophecy", when she was faced with the ever-looming threat of her prophecy coming true, Raven specifically sought out her mother for comfort and guidance. Although she could not do anything to change her daughter’s fate, Arella did make it clear that Raven always had her love, despite who she was and what she was destined to do. The reveal that Arella was (presumably) dead and that Azarath had been destroyed severely, which devastated Raven, and what likely snuffed out any hope that the prophecy of her birth could be prevented.

    Trigon TheEndPart1(4) Raven confronting Trigon inside her mind.

    It is not your place to tell me what to do! I am the one with all the power! I am the one who decides your destiny! YOU DO NOT HAVE A CHOICE! ...You will always be daddy’s little girl. ...You wanted to protect your friends, keep them from knowing, but you cannot deny the evil within you. You will bring destruction to everything and everyone; like father, like daughter. ...You cannot hide from your destiny! ―Trigon to Raven[[The End - Part 1|[src]]] Raven’s relationship with her father is shown to be extremely unhealthy, largely due to Trigon’s poor, downright abusive treatment of his daughter. Just like Starfire's relationship with Blackfire, her relationship with her father is strained and shows hatred towards each other. This stems not only from Trigon’s evil nature, but his warped, twisted idea of what a father is, as shown when Raven proclaims that she won’t become his portal, he angrily tells her that as her father, he holds absolute authority over her and decides who she is and what her destiny is. He views Raven as nothing more than portal with which he will use to invade and conquer Earth, then disposed of when he is done with her. When speaking to her, Trigon often refers to her as “Dear Daughter” or “Daddy’s Little Girl,” though he doesn’t do this to display fatherly affection, but instead to cruelly reminder her that no matter what she does, she is of his blood, and she will always be evil like him. Trigon doesn’t care about her safety, wellbeing, or her feelings regarding being his portal, and he will resort to any means to get Raven to bend to his will, such as mental and emotional abuse, sending Slade to attack her, or even threatening her friends should she not submit. By all accounts, Trigon views Raven more or less as his slave, rather than his daughter to love and care for, which is something he practically confirms in "The End - Part 3".

    Because of his evil nature and his cruel treatment of her, Raven hates her father and does everything she can to oppose him and resist his constant influence on her. In "Nevermore", her Red Anger Emoticlone takes the form of Trigon, representing all the repressed anger she feels towards him. During much of Season 4, Raven tries her best to defy her father and prevent him from using her as the portal, but is ultimately unsuccessful. During his mental onslaught on her in "The End - Part 1", Raven was reduced to begging her father not to force her to be the portal, and to not hurt her friends. Trigon, however, offered no sympathy or compassion towards his daughter, letting her know that he wasn’t the one hurting her friends; she was. Raven finally surrendered to her father’s will and became his portal, destroying her in the process. When she was brought back by her friends in "The End - Part 3", Raven forcibly disowns Trigon, stating that he was never anything of a father to her. After proclaiming the monks of Azarath and her friends to be her true family, she obliterates him for everything he has done to her, restoring the Earth to the way it was and seemingly removing any influence he had on her.

    Slade I have to say, Raven, when I found out the truth, I was very impressed. All this time I had no idea; the power lurking inside you, the glorious destiny that awaits. It's always the quiet ones, isn’t it? ―Slade regarding Raven’s true nature[[Birthmark|[src]]] TheMessageWillBeDelivered Raven’s vicious struggle against Slade.

    In the first two seasons, while Raven and Slade were enemies, it was largely impersonal. Raven simply regarded Slade as a dangerous criminal to be stopped, and Slade viewed Raven as another obstacle to his goals, or as a means to get to Robin.

    This quickly changed in Season 4, when Slade was revived by her father, Trigon, and sent to inform Raven of the her destiny to destroy the world. With his new powers and knowledge of her true nature, Slade soon became one of the only two villains in the series (the other being her father Trigon) to legitimately terrify Raven, with her spending much of "Birthmark" trying to run from Slade instead of actually fighting him. This is largely because he was able to physically and psychologically torment Raven in ways no other villain up until that point had. His assault on Raven was downright predatory in nature, with him invading her personal space, violently grabbing her (causing her visible pain each time) as well as tearing off her cloak and large portions of her leotard. Although he was operating under the orders of Trigon the entire time, Slade appeared to take great pleasure in the act.

    This continued in "The Prophecy", where Slade continued to torment Raven, even threatening to tell her friends about her true nature and the role she will play in the Earth’s destruction, despite her demands that they be left out of it. When Slade ignored her demands and was poised to kill her friends, Raven quickly overcame her fear of him, allowing her to confront him in Trigon’s shrine. Slade then immediately became one of three characters to feel the full brunt of Raven’s wrath (the other two being Trigon himself and Dr. Light), with her vicious beat down of him almost certainly being enough to kill him several times over had he not had immortality at the time.

    The last time the two interacted was in "The End - Part 1", after Raven surrendered to Slade and his army, and was being escorted to Trigon’s shrine to become the portal. When Raven remarked about how Trigon would betray him and how insignificant he was, Slade became irrationally angry, poised to attack her. When Slade was restrained by his own army, Raven proceeded to taunt him with how even his own army wouldn’t listen to him and that he had already became insignificant in Trigon’s plan, speaking to him with the kind of bitterness and venom she never had with anyone else.

    At the end of "The End - Part 3", Raven simply states that Slade managed to escape, to which Robin assures her that they will be ready for him the next time he appears. As the two never interacted during Season 5 it is unknown if Raven still holds any kind of grudge with Slade over hurting her friends and essentially being the catalyst that allowed the prophecy of her birth to come true. Furthermore, it is unknown whether or not Slade would choose to continue to target Raven, either seeking revenge against her or possibly seeking a new apprentice due to her new powers. Either way, the two would almost certainly remain bitter enemies.

    Killowat Killowat! ―Raven[src] -48 pt 3 Raven rescuing Killowat.

    Raven and Killowat's relationship is not exactly touched upon in the animated series due to Killowat's minimized screen time. However, in the Teen Titans Go! issue #48 "Wrong Place, Wrong Time", it is shown that Raven is the one who pulled him into her universe and rescued him. Eventually, Raven tried sending him home, but failed and sent him to the evil universe of the Teen Tyrants. When he was captured, Raven was at Titans Tower, resting. However, she suddenly woke up because she could sense that Killowat was in danger. She urgently opened the portal to that universe in an attempt to rescue him once more. Cyborg stated that Killowat's electromagnetic abilities greatly strengthen Raven's own, and the two could sort of communicate with each other telepathically. Killowat was surprised but relieved when he saw Raven, and when he was dragged back to the Teen Titans' universe and Raven opened multiple portals to try and send Killowat to the right universe, Killowat had a hard time saying goodbye.

    Goth Boy Raven! I did not realize you were such an authority on these customs and rituals... ―Starfire after knowing about Raven and Goth Boy's relationship in "My Crummy Valentine" Raven and Goth Boy Raven meeting Goth Boy at the party.

    In the animated series, Raven and Goth Boy only interact in the episode "Sisters," where they meet after Blackfire invites the Titans to a party. For a moment, they are seen chatting before another attack begins, prompting Goth Boy to flee. In Teen Titans Go! however, they are seen together on multiple occasions, seemingly having a romantic connection. In "My Crummy Valentine," the pair are seen spending Valentines together before they spot the other Titans going against Puppet King, in which Raven's late interference leaves the other Titans curious over where she had been the whole day. Goth is then seen standing near them blushing with a bouquet of flowers saying To Goth From R. During "What Time is it, Mr. Wolf?" Goth Boy is seen sweeping the streets complaining about their Halloween, in which Raven agrees, and they spend time together again. In "Song of the Dead" he is seen as a part of Johnny Rancid's band, and Raven questions what he was doing there. In "Pieces of Me," after Raven's emoticlones are split up, her purple self was exiting the arcade with Goth Boy, where he complains that she was embarrassing him in front of his other "cast members." As he leaves, she tells him to call her later as he gets off work at six.

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    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 her hair 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.

    Watching and Dreaming - 5580 Amity's epilogue design.

    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.

    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.

    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 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 use it as a bragging right often 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 appalled and ashamed when Lilith had unknowingly caused her to 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 is 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 Luz. In "Escaping Expulsion", it was through her love for Luz that Amity would eventually find 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 quest 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 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. 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]

    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 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. As Vee shows her and Willow an alarm clock, the witches misunderstand and destroy the clock, thinking it is a dangerous weapon. Sad they get ready for bed, Amity undoes Willow's braids.

    Thanks to Them - 673 Amity dancing with Luz in the rain during one of their dates in the Human Realm.

    The following morning, Amity and the others 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, Amity helps Luz come out as bisexual to her mother and reveals that the two are dating, much to Camila's joy. Luz helps her and the others adapt to the Human Realm and show them the joys of her home. During this time, Amity and Luz would go on dates.

    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 due to him cosplaying as a character from Cosmic Frontier. She briefly flirts with him before leaving. 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.

    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. Afterwards, when Emira helps dye Amity's hair lilac instead of the usual green, Edric comments that their mom will likely freak out, while Emira tells her that it looks fine, but also asks that Amity not mention that she helped her dye it. 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 with 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.

13. #13Octavia

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    Octavia is the teenage daughter of Stolas and Stella and a major supporting character in Helluva Boss who made her debut in "Loo Loo Land".

    It is revealed in "The Circus" that her role as a "precautionary heir" was the sole purpose of her birth, and the arranged marriage of Stolas and Stella.

    Appearance Current Octavia is a tall and slim adolescent avian demon with unkempt, slate-gray feathers, which forms into back-length and shaggy-styled hair with bangs. Her eyes sport pink sclera and bright white pupils, and her long pointed fingers are colored white.

    Her small beak is colored in black, and her long tail feathers sport tips which are a slightly darker shade than her feathers. She bears traits from both of her parents - having her father's white mask-like face and general owl-like appearance, while having her mother's eyes, eyelashes and figure. She also wears soft-purple eyeshadow on her eyelids.

    When barefoot, parts of her legs are white, and they are also boot-shaped.

    Octavia's attire consists of a black beanie hat with a pale yellow tiara design on her head, both a pink choker and a pink long-sleeved dress with a pattern of pale yellow stars printed all over it, which is worn under a black feathery cardigan on her shoulders, alongside a set of black leggings and high-heeled boots.

    For sleepwear, she wears an oversized black nightshirt with a single large pink star in the center.

    Young When she was still a child, her hair was shorter with blonde tips, and her hands were completely black.

    She wore a dress similar to her current dress, only it is colored in a lighter shade of pink with both white-lilac stars and white-lilac puffed long sleeves. She didn’t wear any shoes, and sometimes wore her tiara.

    Personality Octavia's attitude is that of a cynical, stark teenager. She favors morbid topics like listening to and writing depressing emotional songs and collecting taxidermy of monstrous animals.

    She is a person of few words, but she does highly value her privacy. Her overt observable attitudes suggest a personality of a negative, pessimistic, and sarcastic individual.

    Octavia's perpetually sour mood deters her from others. She has a dry sense of humor, as she calls Loo Loo and Loo Loo Land a "shameless spin-off" of Lucifer's far more popular theme park, Lu Lu World, and voicing disdain for the former's "insecure corporate shame".

    Octavia's negative disposition likely stems from the tumultuous relationship of her parents to the point she has become desensitized to it, reaching a point where she expresses no obvious reaction to her parents violently arguing towards one another in front of her, especially when her mother starts to throw objects she avoids them by walking over or dodging them. In some scenarios, she would nonchalantly ask if the two were done screaming for the day.

    Despite her outward show of complacency, Octavia's issues are evidently deeper than they appear. Ever since she was a child, Octavia has lived with an ongoing fear of her parents going their separate ways, and that her father would abandon her. This fear began to manifest in her childhood, but it became more prominent after Stolas started his affair with Blitzo. When Stolas was banished by Satan in "Mastermind", she weeps for his loss, but it then turned into anger for Stolas in Sinsmas, when she found his Belphegor Happy Drugs, fully convinced that Stolas had chosen to leave her for Blitzo. Her fear was reinforced after she found his stash of antidepressants. believing that he was never happy with her and that she was merely an obligation to him. Because of this, Octavia decides to sever ties with him.

    Octavia has coulrophobia, or fear of clowns, as she remembers exactly everything from her traumatized experience in Loo Loo Land when Stolas tries to reintroduce her to Robo Fizz, which she outright states that she hates that "fucking clown"; ironically having something in common with Blitzo.

    In "Seeing Stars", Octavia is shown more cheerful and expresses more of her emotions, which is due to it being the day that Stolas had promised to take her to see Azathoth's Tears. However, as Stolas bickers with Stella over the phone and ignores Octavia, she expresses frustration and sadness when she believes Stolas' hatred of Stella is stronger than his love for herself. Thanks to Loona, she learns to be more forgiving of Stolas since he tries hard to make her happy. It is also shown that she sometimes doesn't think things through, like how she took the grimoire and asked it to take her to the stars, but ended up in Los Angeles instead due to not knowing how to work on spells yet.

    Abilities Octavia about to light Loona's cigarette Octavia's pyrokinesis

    Immortality - As demonic royalty, Octavia is biologically immortal, presumably being able to live for a long period of time and only able to be killed by angelic weaponry. Flexible head - Like most owls, Octavia can turn her head 180 degrees with little to no effort and without any signs of discomfort or pain. Pyrokinesis - Octavia can snap her fingers to produce a small purple flame from her fingertips. Barrier creation - As seen in "Sinsmas", Octavia is able to create purple magic barriers, strong enough to withstand an attack from the ice hydra created by Andrealphus. Blast wave - Octavia can cause blast waves, powerful enough to destroy the ice hydra and harm Andrealphus. Skillset Guitar-playing - In "Sinsmas", Octavia displays a talent for playing the guitar. Singing - Octavia can sing, as shown in her song "I Will Be Okay".

14. #14Gazlene "Gaz" Membrane

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    19 years old Appearance Hair: Gaz has medium-length, voluminous, crimson-red hair with slightly uneven, choppy layers and bangs that frame her face. The style is somewhat messy and dynamic. Skin Tone: Gaz has a pale, light skin tone. Facial Features: Her facial features are large and cartoonishly expressive. She has large, round eyes that are slightly closed, giving her a somewhat sleepy or mildly annoyed expression. Her nose is small and subtly defined. Her mouth is a small, thin line, contributing to her overall somewhat sullen expression. Body Build and Posture: Gaz has a curvy, exaggeratedly feminine figure with a visibly larger bust and hips in proportion to her slim waist and legs. Her posture is relaxed but slightly defiant, as suggested by her arms positioned just slightly away from her body. Clothing: Gaz is dressed in a punk-inspired outfit. She wears a dark grey cropped top with a skull design, a short, pleated purple skirt, and light purple opaque tights. Her footwear consists of tall, black, combat-style boots with buckles. Her accessories include dark grey arm warmers that extend down to her wrists. Unique Features: The most distinctive features are the consistent skull motifs in her clothing and her exaggeratedly stylized body proportions and expression as mentioned previously. Her 2D concept art demonstrates an even more exaggerated body style.

    Gazlene "Gaz" Membrane is the tritagonist of the Nickelodeon animated Invader Zim franchise, serving as the secondary antagonist of the cartoon Invader Zim and the deuteragonist of its 2019 TV film Invader Zim: Enter the Florpus.

    She is also the daughter of Professor Membrane and the menacing younger sister of Dib Membrane. Known for her dark, violent and antisocial personality, Gaz has frequently expressed her disdain for the rest of the human race, seeming to care about only two things in the world: pizza and video games. Few have been known to get between her and those two things and walk away unscathed.

    Personality Screen Shot 2012-08-04 at 4.33.26 PM Bringing down an elevator singlehandedly.

    Gaz is best known for her short-tempered, creepy, dark, gothic, misanthropic, tough, tomboyish, cynical, and antisocial nature, along with her obsessions over pizza and video games. If a person interferes with her, or with what she enjoys doing, she will often vow revenge, meaning Gaz has a tendency to seek revenge on those who cross her... and she usually gets away with it. Although whether or not she follows up on her vow depends on the situation.

    Two prime examples of her vengeful nature can be seen in "Battle-Dib" where she made sure Dib had a terrible time and couldn't accomplish his mission to see their father so he could show the Swollen Eyeball Network his findings on Zim just because he took the last slice of pizza and in "Game Slave 2", where she stalks and terrorizes Iggins in order to get back a handheld console that was stolen from her. This also makes her incredibly petty as she was even planning on "making Dib pay" for drinking the last soda during "The Nightmare Begins."

    In line with her dark nature, Gaz has rarely been seen smiling, with the exception of Invader Zim: Enter the Florpus. She also smiled a few times in the Pilot, but given the many inconsistencies seen in it, its canonicity is dubious.

    Gaz cares little for most people and generally regards human interaction as nothing more than a means to an end. Several issues of the comics have shown her playing online with other gamers, although whether these are friends or simply another means to an end is unknown.

    Dib Inside Out (Bloaty's Pizza Hog) Gaz's usual concern for her brother's welfare.

    Her attitude towards her brother, Dib, is a bit more complex. Although she frequently complains about his behavior, his voice and his desire to save the Earth from Zim, she still walks to school with him, sits next to him at lunchtime, and even partakes in chatter when he’s nearby, hinting that while she will still inflict vengeance upon him if he crosses a line, their behavior with each other simply reflects typical sibling dynamics: squabbling, but affable enough. Her opinion on Zim is probably slightly higher. While she thinks he's so bad at his job of invading, she at least acknowledges that he has powerful technology to destroy the planet but sees that he can't use it properly.

    Although she is often angry and bitter, her few interests have been known to coax a more positive side out of her. She has shown more of a more fleshed-out personality in the comics and Enter the Florpus, showing more concern for her brother Dib's well-being.

    In Enter the Florpus, Gaz reveals that she's only tough on Dib because she knows he can take it and shows that she actually does care about her brother.

    Role in Invader Zim Gaz Game Slave 2 1 Gaz with her eyes open in determination.

    Gaz is the only person, with the exception of Dib, to recognize that Zim is an alien but doesn't care. In "Bloaty's Pizza Hog", she replied to Dib's comment on Zim with an indifferent "but he's so bad at it", and in "Gaz, Taster of Pork", she remarked that he's "too dumb to take over the Earth."

    Gaz often stays out of Zim and Dib’s conflicts, but on occasion, she has bailed out her brother - but only when it benefits her, like in "Bloaty's Pizza Hog" and "The Most Horrible X-Mas Ever". Although she usually only plays a supporting role, often as the unwilling sidekick to Dib, she has been the main subject in some episodes of the show and issues of the comic.

    Abilities Fiery Background with Gaz (Gaz, Taster of Pork) An immediate change of atmosphere occurs when Gaz is agitated.

    Throughout the show, Gaz has been shown to have several strange powers. These include, but are not limited to: offscreen teleportation, levitation, and some sort of pyrokinesis. On more mundane levels, she has also demonstrated the ability to pilot Irken ships and perform some type of martial arts (described in the "Ten Minutes to Doom" transcript as "ninja moves").

    Earlygaz One of the rare occasions she has smiled. Here, she is smirking at Zim when he is about to chew beans.

    Although Steve Russel has stated that Gaz possesses some level of supernatural power, Vasquez has gone on record stating that Gaz has no genuine powers of any sort and that she is simply "someone you don't want to anger".

    If Gaz is a creation of Membrane’s, as Dib possibly is, then her more supernatural abilities, as well as her intelligence, could possibly be a result of her artificial nature.

    Relationships Dib Dib and Gaz Gaz's relationship with her older brother can best be described as anything but warm, as Gaz hates Dib with every fiber of her being and has gone as far as to physically and verbally abuse him when he gets on her nerves during the course of the series, though there have been times when she restrains herself from hurting him, mostly because her father asked her to be nice to him, as was the case in "Backseat Drivers from Beyond the Stars". However, it can be said that Dib isn't exactly the best sibling either, as he was the reason as to why she was cursed to taste nothing but pork, though he did try to get the curse removed and still got beaten up by Gaz and didn't get any sympathy from her as he sacrificed himself to prevent her from the punishment he thought she was going to suffer.

    It wasn't until Enter the Florpus that Gaz revealed that she is only hard on Dib since she knows he can handle it, showing that despite everything she still cares for her brother, even though she still doesn't show any sympathy for him when he is in pain whatsoever.

    Zim Zim and Gaz Zim and Gaz

    Although they hardly ever speak to each other, Gaz is not afraid of Zim and knows his identity as an alien "Invader". However, unlike her brother who sees Zim as an actual threat, Gaz doesn't care as she quickly realized that Zim is too incompetent to conquer Earth (or at least she believes as such). It should be noted she she is unaware that Zim was not actually sent to conquer Earth and that he is actually an exile, if she knew this, its possible Gaz would have a lower opinion of Zim, maybe show a small bit of sympathy (if her father prompted her) or still wouldn't care.

    Despite that however, she underestimated the Irken in Enter the Florpus. as he successfully teleported the Earth towards the path of the Irken Armada and for the first time, she understood how dangerous Zim could be and even began to hate him (but still never feared him), as he was responsible for her father's disappearance. Interestingly, in early episodes she didn't care if he tried to kill all human life, opening the possibility that there are some lines she's not willing to let Zim cross. Despite this, however, fans still continue to pair Zim and Gaz together as a couple, completely ignoring the events of Enter the Florpus altogether.

    On Zim's end, he views Gaz as nothing more than "Dib's scary little sister" and has repeatedly made the mistake of overlooking that she is far craftier and more dangerous than Dib. However, there are hints that he is intimidated by her and has tried to prevent her wrath. interestingly, Gaz has saved Zim's life at least three times as seen in "Battle-Dib", "Mysterious Mysteries" and the unmade episode "Ten Minutes to Doom", the last one of which would have been their longest interaction to date.

    Plans were in place to have them be in a potential relationship (at least when Gaz is a bit older), starting with a version of the pilot, but they were shelved. The plan was to have her be one of Zim's allies in his plans to conquer Earth.

    GIR GIR Smiles at Gaz (Bloaty's Pizza Hog) Similarly with Zim, Gaz hardly has spent any time with GIR. She first saw him out of disguise in "Bloaty's Pizza Hog" and was hardly impressed with the fact that she met an alien robot, and was equally unimpressed with the many weapons GIR had at his disposal; she unsurprisingly grew quickly annoyed with him. The most time she has spent with him was in the episode "Tak: The Hideous New Girl", where they work together to drive MiMi crazy. This is noteworthy, as GIR amazingly was able to make Gaz dance and even went as far as to give her a kiss, much to her disgust.

    Their limited interaction, however, is quite predictable (and somewhat different) in that GIR seems to be infatuated with Gaz, but she has little tolerance for him, which surprisingly GIR seems to understand, as hinted in their first meeting where he admires her beauty and she seems to get annoyed at him for it. This however is contradicted by the fact that unlike anyone else, Gaz actually gives him a warning rather than any type of physical or verbal abuse, probably because she believes that GIR is too stupid or careless to understand the full extent of the harm she could give him. In the latter episode, he agrees to control MiMi on the condition that she dance with him, which she refuses but is forced to consent to.

    Professor Membrane Gaz and Professor Membrane Professor Membrane might be the only person to whom Gaz shows a level of respect and love to, despite being neglected by him for most of her life except one day a year, as seen in "Bloaty's Pizza Hog", which showed that the Family Dinner Night (the only night of the year in which Gaz, Dib and Professor Membrane pass time together as a family, due to being so busy) is important enough for her to go to save Dib, and bring him in time and unharmed.

    She seems to be the only one of them that cares that they rarely get to see their father, and is therefore more willing to go out of her way to spend time with him when she can. Although she seems to admire her father, she seems to get extremely angered at him for lying to her in "Dibship Rising", perhaps the only seen time she ever does get angry at him.

    During the episode "Gaz, Taster of Pork", it was shown how much the Professor loves his daughter, as he quickly became distressed and desperate by the fact that he couldn't invent a cure for Gaz's "disease", and went as far as to "protect" her by putting her in a special insulating suit and confining her to quarantine, then builds an entire specialty area to try to find the cure. Unsurprisingly, he may not have been aware of the psychological effect this may have had on her, and justified her incarceration by simply being for "the name of science." At the end of the episode, they have dinner at Bloaty's again.

    However, based on their interactions, it is clear that the Professor and Gaz have a lot in common: Both of them have little patience for Dib's antics, for their own reasons (the Professor considers Dib insane, while Gaz just thinks he's annoying).

    Tak G&T Gaz briefly met Tak in her Base of Operations which was in the Deelishus Weenie company. They both hardly paid the other much attention, but clearly Tak acknowledged that Gaz was smarter than most humans, as she was not only immune to her mind erasing abilities but was also the only human who has caused her any sort of pain, as Gaz soaked her with poop cola that somewhat burned her.

    Interestingly, while Tak never took off her disguise in Dib's presence, she did deactivate it as she was making her escape to do her plan, not caring that Gaz saw her, most likely because Tak didn't see the point as her identity as an Irken was already revealed.

    Iggins G&I Gaz encountered Iggins in the episode "Game Slave 2". Their first meeting was anything but friendly, as she quickly grew irritated with his gloating over his gaming achievements, and he even thought she had a "funny name", apparently unaware that he insulted her. When the two finally reached the front of the line, there was only one Game Slave 2 left, but it was reserved for another person by the name of "Clarence Wong". Iggins made off with it by faking his name, but was called on his deception by an angry Gaz, who warned that Iggins wouldn't get away with it without "invoking her wrath anyhow."

    Unrepentant, Iggins claimed that he "saw an opening and went for it", and added insult to injury gloated by saying "that's why I'm the superior gamer." When he got back to his house, Iggins was already well into his new game, but was then haunted by Gaz in his own home. After a long, horror-filled chase, eventually he surrendered the Game Slave 2 to her, only to then almost die in an elevator crash. Interestingly, when they first met, Iggins' heart made the cartooney "love sound", hinting at a crush on Gaz.

    Clembrane C&G From the get go, it was evident that Gaz saw the clone of her father as an annoyance, due to his low intelligence and immaturity, but apparently she was able to calm him down when he threw a temper tantrum when he was told he wasn't the real Professor Membrane.

    Interestingly, Gaz was the one to give Clembrane his name; this may be due to the implied time together they spent as Gaz told Dib that she had tried to escape but Clembrane was too fast. Curiously, she never once tried to physically assault the clone like she would have with everyone else (as he was a clone of her father), and by the climax of the movie, she grew to care for him as she defended him against Zim and said he made the best pudding.

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    Claire is a primary protagonist of The Summoning series. She is voiced by Elyse Castro. She is a witch who frequently creates potions and entities by using certain ingredients and stirring them in a cauldron. She goes to a certain wizardry school in a web comic and has acquaintances there.

    Occupation Witch Physical description Species Anthropomorphic cat Gender Female Eye color Black Appearances Portrayed by Elyse Castro Debut Pilot

    Appearance

    She has white, pale skin/fur, cat ears, long, dark-ocean blue hair, a black skirt, pink cat slippers, sharp teeth, snake eyes, dark teal makeup around her eye, and a pentagram on her forehead.

    Consistent Features Across All Depictions:

    Hair: Long, dark teal or blue-black hair that falls past her shoulders in a wavy style. It features cat-like ears on top. Skin Tone: Pale, almost ghostly white skin tone. Unique Features: A small, red star-shaped mark is located on her forehead between her eyebrows. She has pointed feline ears. Her eyes are large and round, often expressive. Her overall aesthetic is reminiscent of a gothic or whimsical cartoon style. Variations in Depictions:

    Depiction 1 (Holding a Bag):

    Facial Expression: Pleasant, almost shy. Body Build and Posture: Slender, standing upright. Clothing: A short, black dress with a white Peter Pan collar; pink cat-shaped slippers. Accessories: Carries a plastic shopping bag. Depiction 2 (Hands on Hips):

    Facial Expression: Loud, open-mouthed laughter. Body Build and Posture: Slender, standing with hands on hips. Clothing: Same black dress with white Peter Pan collar; pink cat-shaped slippers. Depiction 3 (In Bikini):

    Facial Expression: Smug or self-assured. Body Build and Posture: Slender, standing with one hand on hip, slightly arched back. Clothing: A dark-colored bikini top and bottom. Depiction 4 (Lying Down):

    Facial Expression: Slightly anxious or pensive. Body Build and Posture: Slender, lying on her side on a pillow. Clothing: Same black dress; pink cat-shaped slippers. Accessories: A pillow and a half-eaten bag of chips are next to her. Depiction 5 (Looking at a Vial):

    Facial Expression: Intrigued, slightly concerned. Body Build and Posture: Slender, sitting cross-legged. Clothing: Same black dress; pink cat-shaped slippers. Accessories: Holds a small vial. There's text in another language (likely Korean) in a speech bubble near her. Overall:

    The character design is consistent across all the depictions, maintaining a unique visual identity with the cat ears, pale skin, and star marking. The different poses and expressions showcase the character’s versatility and personality, which leans towards a mischievous and slightly quirky persona. The color palette remains consistent across all iterations, maintaining a mostly monochrome aesthetic with splashes of pink in the slippers.

    Personality Claire is usually often calm and cynical, frequently giving everything they see a dead-eyed stare. Despite this, she is very short-tempered, shown to use physical violence to get her way, or get rid of something that is bothering her. An example of this is shown in a web comic, where she creates flames from her hands to burn an entity made by mistake by a classmate of her's in class. She also frequently gives threats to even friends. In the Pilot, she is shown to feel scared and worried when facing certain people, as seen with Fluff Top, possibly due to Fluff Top having done things in the past.

    Skills Claire isn't a master of it, but they seem to have a keen understanding of general wizardry, being able to generate flames from their fingers, create entities for certain situations from her cauldron, etc. She is also shown to be very athletic, jumping across ice platforms, and jumping high to reach a monster.

    Relationships Edgar EDGAR, GET OFF THE DOOR!

    Edgar is Claire's friend, and lives with her in her witch hut. Claire is usually calm around Edgar, with the two talking in the Pilot as if they were long-time friends. Upon Claire getting upset, she does not hesitate to physically hurt Edgar when angry with him. Claire also is somewhat lightly passive-aggressive with Edgar when Claire is in a bad mood, though this is likely to be the same with everyone else.

    Fluff Top Umm... No.

    Fluff Top is somewhat of a friend to Claire, but is more akin to a neighbor. Fluff Top is the only character in the series that Claire is shown to be threatened by (and Claire is shown to be fine with the personification of Death itself). Other than this, the two don't often talk to each other.

    Gecko Oh is it in here? (grumbling) (mouth full) my mouth was open!

    Gecko welcomes the Claire and Edgar with open arms, letting Claire have the troll fat Gecko has. Gecko also applauds the two's spirit for not using a boat to get to the island (which neither Claire or Edgar had the knowledge of). Despite this, Gecko points out their flaws of having a lack of common sense, due to Claire and Edgar eating the dandruff of the island when they tried to clean their mouth from the thing they had just consumed prior.

16. #16Stocking

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    Stocking Anarchy[2] (アナーキー・ストッキング Anākī Sutokkingu) is the titular co-protagonist of Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt. She is the younger sibling of the Anarchy sisters.[3] Her name is derived from the object she is able to weaponize.

    Background Stocking and her sister, Panty, attended a high school in Heaven. It may be implied that Stocking attended the school much more frequently than Panty did, but regardless, they were both kicked out of Heaven for their behavior.

    Description Taken from NewPSG.com:

    "The younger sister, banished to Earth along with her sister Panty. A goth girl with straight bangs and ultra-long hair. She fights by transforming her worn stockings into two katana-shaped heavenly weapons, ＜Stripe I & II＞."

    Appearance Stocking is of moderate height and buxom figure compared to Panty's slightly slimmer figure. She has pale skin and long dark-blue hair styled in a Hime cut that has a pink underside, tied with a blue bow in the back. She has light blue eyes with prominent, triangular lower eyelashes, and she always carries an apathetic, deadpan expression on her face.

    Outfit Human form Stocking dresses in a dark-colored, gothic Lolita style. In her human form, she wears a black short dress with puffy sleeves and a white laced underside. Underneath the dress, she wears a white collared blouse with a blue western bow-tie, along with a large blue bow which is tied backwards around her waist. She wears blue-black stripped stockings and a pair of black loafers.

    In season 2, Stocking's appearance is slightly altered. Her hair has a gradient which fades from pink to purple. The color of the bottom stripes of Stocking's hair were also changed from pink to purple.

    Angel form In her angel form, Stocking wears a radiant, light-colored outfit. She wears a white strapped dress tied around with a silver corset. On her hips and chest are light blue hearts adorned with a bow. Her dress has a frilly, puffy sheer underskirt and her stockings are, unlike in her usual form, cut at the bottom (more so like leg warmers). She wears silver open-toed heels with cross-shaped straps on them. Like Panty, she has white cherub wings on her back.

    Personality The Diet Syndrome 005 Stocking happily eating Swiss rolls in "The Diet Syndrome".

    Stocking's defining trait is her love for sweet food. She constantly has a need to eat anything sweet, similarly to how Panty is obsessed with sex. Panty often ridicules Stocking for her ridiculous eating habits, but Stocking simply ignores her. Her obsession for sweet food is especially shown in "The Diet Syndrome", when she goes insane after trying to go on a diet and quit eating sweets. At the end of the episode, Stocking went back to normal after the Ghost was defeated and continued eating sweets as if nothing ever happened. Stocking hates spicy food just as much as Panty hates sweet food.

    Stocking represents Sloth, one of the seven deadly sins, due to her love for eating sweet foods. She states that she doesn't need to exercise because she believes that all of her fat goes to her breasts. Stocking would much rather stay at home eating sweets, but unlike Panty and her sex obsession, Stocking doesn't let her love for sweets get in the way of her Ghost-hunting duties, which is why she is let back in to Heaven.

    Stocking is normally a reserved person, but she can make very snarky comments, especially towards Panty. Stocking also possesses a cynical, cold and sardonic demeanor, and because of this, she isn't as popular as Panty, although many people (including women) find Stocking to be attractive. Between the Anarchy sisters, Stocking is the more intelligent of the two (something that even Panty admits in "Nothing to Room"), although she is still not completely smart. In "High School Nudical", she and Panty didn't realize that Master G was Garterbelt, and in "The Stripping", she and Panty also didn't realize that the dealer was Kneesocks.

    1 Angry Ghost 078 Stocking's pool of semen after she was electrocuted in "1 Angry Ghost".

    While Stocking disapproves of Panty's obsession with sex, she is also shown to have sexual desires, especially that of masochism and BDSM. In "Catfight Club" and "If the Angels Wore Swimsuits", Stocking is shown getting pleasure out of being entangled, and in "1 Angry Ghost", Stocking ejaculates after being electrocuted repeatedly. In "Trans-homers", it is also revealed that Stocking owns a dildo.

    Stocking says that she has special standards in men and would rather seek for a long-term relationship rather than a one-night stand. It was revealed in "Ghost: The Phantom of Daten City" that Stocking has a very unusual and strange vision of what being attractive is. In the Manga Strip series, though, Stocking is shown to be just as promiscuous as Panty, having sex with several men and women.

    Stocking is almost always seen carrying around a plush cat named Honekoneko, whose expressions and outfits often match that of Stocking. She loves Honekoneko dearly and won't let anyone else touch it.

    Abilities Stockingu Stocking during transformation.

    To prepare for battle, Stocking removes her stockings, to which she can transform into a pair of katanas. They are known as Stripes I & II, and can be attached at the base of the hilt. It's safe to assume she can form other blades as well, considering the range of weaponry at Panty's disposal. Stripes I & II are able to hurt any spiritual being, such as angels, demons and ghosts.

    Stocking displays a supernatural proficiency with her katanas. This includes the ability to spin the blades fast enough to effortlessly deflect bullets, the ability to send out razor-sharp slicing waves by swinging her weapons, and the ability to spin like a top with her swords extended to damage everyone around her. It has been stated by Garterbelt that, contrarily to her sister, she emphasizes skill over power.

    Relationships Panty Panty is Stocking's older twin sister.[4] Despite her younger age, Stocking is smarter and more laid-back compared to Panty. However, while Stocking is often overshadowed by Panty in public, she is also very quick to point out Panty's faults, which leads to their fights. She hates Panty's sex-filled lifestyle, calling her a whore on several occasions. Despite her and Panty's fights, they are still very close with each other.

    Garterbelt Much like Panty, Stocking also doesn't like Garterbelt because of his demanding behavior towards the sisters. Unlike Panty, however, Stocking doesn't argue with Garterbelt as much and mostly follows his orders so that he won't complain. In "Bitch Girls: 2 Bitch", Panty and Stocking didn't seem to care at all when Garterbelt (temporarily) died.

    Patrick Fagry Ghost- The Phantom of Daten City 026 Stocking dates Patrick for the first time.

    In "Ghost: The Phantom of Daten City", Stocking, while helping Panty find new men to sleep with, saw the ghost hitting on a few girls, and immediately went to talk to him. He was rude to her, stank, and was generally a very unpleasant person. However, Stocking fell completely in love with him, and even told Panty that she felt like she had been born for the sole purpose of meeting him. That afternoon, Stocking prepared several sandwiches to him. He told Stocking that they tasted like crap though, but Stocking didn't seem to care, accepting and even liking most of his flaws.

    Ghost- The Phantom of Daten City 081 Patrick proposes to Stocking.

    They dated many times after that; going to a theme park and skating. Several media started criticizing Stocking for dating a ghost, and Panty, after reading a headline about her sister and her ghost boyfriend, finally decided to talk to Stocking. However, Stocking didn't listen to her, but her insecurities of being an angel finally arose. That night, she confessed to him she was an angel, and that one of her duties was to dispose of ghosts. She also told him she was willing to forsake her duties as an angel, in order to be with him. Stocking then decided to leave the church and abandon her job as a ghost hunter to be with Patrick.

    Ghost- The Phantom of Daten City 087 Patrick is purified.

    After seeing her sister leave, Panty tried killing Patrick off, but Stocking stopped her. She told her she couldn't understand her feelings because she had never fallen in love before. Panty told Stocking that the ghost didn't love her back, but the ghost told her she was mistaken, and proceeded to propose to Stocking with a ring. However, before Stocking could accept, the ghost started glowing, and eventually levitated and disappeared. Garterbelt explained the ghost had been purified for falling in love with Stocking.

    The songs "CHOCOLAT" and "Milky Way", both sung by Stocking's Japanese voice actor, Mariya Ise, are meant to represent their relationship.

    Trivia Stocking's appearance and theme may be based off of Marie from Marie & Gali. Like Stocking, Marie is also a girl who enjoys food, has a plushie animal and wears Gothic Lolita styled clothing. She also bears a resemblance to Feli from Sega's Puyo Puyo series. Stocking's age isn't specified, but she's said to be over 500 years old. Given how Drawn Together was said to be one of the hugest inspirations for the show, particularly the humor, it may be possible that Stocking’s character was inspired by the character, Toot Braunstein. Both are gluttonous and are often depicted as the “punching bag” of fat jokes. They also wear black and white dresses and have an “old school” type of style. Toot being a parody of the rubber-hose era of animation and Stocking being a gothic Lolita as Lolita fashion is based on Victorian clothing. Stocking is also meant to be the “cuter” one of the sisters and Toot is meant to be a bit of a “cute but psycho” type of character. Although Toot is seen as frequently “ugly” and Stocking much less frequently so. While it certainly just could be there to add to her gothic and Lolita look (or doubly add so), Stocking is the only main character to have vertical, doll-like, short more stylized eyelashes while the other main girls have horizontal and less stylized eyelashes. This specific design choice could have potentially been inspired by Toot’s own appearance. According to the creators, Stocking is meant to be “the perfect mix of Gothic Lolita and Sweet Lolita”. Although, most people just focus on her being gothic. Stocking’s more stylized eyelashes are often confused for being eyeliner from some fans and/or viewers, but given her appearance in style shifts, as style shifts will also illustrate if a character had makeup (such as Panty’s eyeshadow), it makes it more clear she just has stylized eyelashes. In "Catfight Club", Stocking admitted to sleeping with one of Panty's partners, one she refers to as the Gym Rat, confirming that she is not a virgin herself. Although, Stocking may have said this just to anger Panty. The manga, Cemetery Hills, continues the story after the first season in its lone chapter, “Geekboy Homecoming”. At the end of the chapter, Stocking is seen levitating over a pentagram as Garterbelt, Scanty, and Kneesocks watch on. Although, it is unknown what this could have meant because the series was seemingly scrapped soon after. 463 PSG A poster for the second season, which features a large creature that resembles Stocking.

    In "Bitch Girls: 2 Bitch", Stocking cuts Panty into 666 pieces and states she is a demon. Based off of the teaser trailers by Studio Trigger, it seems as if this is true. It is worthy to note that there were several references and allusions that points to Stocking being a demon: In a poster for the second season posted by Gainax in 2011, a massive ghost-like creature which resembled Stocking was seen destroying Daten City. A similar ghost-like creature can be seen in a teaser trailer for season 2 from 2023. Stocking and the demon sisters use two weapons while Panty usually uses a single weapon. The name of Panty's weapon also lacks the numerical theme that is seen in the names of Stocking, Scanty, and Kneesocks' weapons. In a teaser for the second season by Trigger in 2023, the cut-up pieces of Panty all come back together to form Panty, indicating that the events of "Bitch Girls: 2 Bitch" are indeed canon. Stocking has worn a corset in both her human and angel forms, which just happens to be the name of the Daemon sisters' boss. The twin towers seen in the center of Daten City resemble stockings. In "Catfight Club", Stocking brags about how clean her room is. The Daemon sisters are known to enjoy rules and order. In "Raiders of the Nasal Dark", Stocking wanted to use Panty's boogers since they were already proven to work and there was no guarantee that Stocking's boogers would work. In "Trans-homers", Stocking's robot appearance is based off of the Generation 1 version of Megatron, who is the main antagonist of the series and the Transformers franchise. In "Ghost: The Phantom of Daten City", Stocking falls in love with a Ghost (Patrick Fagry) and even vows to give up her angel duties and go to Hell so that she and Patrick could stay together as a couple. Furthermore, in the English dub, Stocking decides not to help Panty kill Ghosts with her at the end of the episode. In "HELP! We are Angels", Stocking is seen playing a left-handed bass guitar. Throughout history, left-handed people have been associated with evil. Also, during the Gorillaz parody scene, Stocking resembles Murdoc, who is a Satanist. The song, "CHOCOLAT", which is about Stocking and Patrick's relationship, has obvious themes of love. There are also themes of love in Scanty and Kneesocks' theme song and in Corset's theme song. If Stocking is in fact a demon, she would be the only demon whose skin color resembles that of a human. Panty & Stocking in TTGL Panty and Stocking in Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann

    Her cat plushie, Honekoneko, can be used as a flamethrower, as seen in "If the Angels Wore Swimsuits". Panty and Stocking makes a cameo in the manga, Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann. In the chapter, "Killing Me Hard", it is revealed that Panty and Stocking are atheists. While it is implied that Stocking is straight, there is a scene in "High School Nudical" in which Stocking slaps several girls' breasts similarly to how Panty was slapping several boys' penises, implying that Stocking may be bisexual. In the Manga Strip series, Stocking has sex with various male and female characters in different chapters, including her own sister, Panty. However, it is unknown if the Manga Strip series is canon to the anime. Unlike their rivals, Scanty and Kneesocks, the Anarchy sisters do not have any sort of incestuous relationship in the anime. The girls seen in the music video for TeddyLoid's 2014 song, "ME!ME!ME!", have designs that are based off of Stocking. TeddyLoid was also the main producer for the Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt soundtrack albums. In the Ben 10: Omniverse episode, "Mystery, Incorporeal", one of Darkstar's cultists resembles Stocking.[5] The color palette of Windblade in Transformers: Shattered Glass is a reference to Stocking. This was likely done as a response to "Trans-homers", which has lots of references to the Transformers franchise. While Panty is the more popular Anarchy sister in-universe, Stocking is the more popular Anarchy sister amongst fans of the series. In the Manga Strip chapter, "It's a Wonderful Lay", it is revealed that Stocking believes in Santa Claus.

17. #17Charlene

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    Charlene is a recurring character in Victor and Valentino. She is a strange little girl who also shares an interest in the macabre and supernatural entities in Monte Macabre, Mexico. She is partners with her brother Pineapple to take down her frenemies, Victor and Valentino sometimes.

    Appearance (Kid):

    Hair: Long, straight, black hair with a blunt cut, framing the face.

    Eyes: Large, wide, and somewhat exaggerated, with visible pupils. She also has eyelashes drawn on.

    Other Features: She has a small visible snaggletooth. Her skin tone appears to be fair.

    Clothing and Attire (Kid):

    Dress: A short, dark dress, black.

    Bow: A white bow on the chest.

    Stockings: White knee-high stockings.

    Shoes: Black, ballet-style shoes.

    Appearance (Young Adult):

    Hair: Still long, straight, and black, but now with a fringe covering her forehead.

    Eyes: Expressive, with a slightly more mature look.

    Other Features: Her skin tone appears to be fair.

    Clothing and Attire (Young Adult):

    Dress: Similar to the kid version, a dark bodice with a short, dark blue skirt.

    Bow: The bow is still present on the chest, now a bit smaller and more sophisticated.

    Stockings: White knee-high stockings.

    Shoes: Black, ballet-style shoes.

    Personality Charlene is usually mischievous and mysterious, despite being tomboyish. Her behavior often creeps out Victor and Valentino, and she would also be very arrogant around the duo, to the point of taunting them. She very obviously wants to toy with Victors body, due to the amount of dolls she has made of him. Despite her condescending and creepy behavior towards them, she's shown to have a strong crush on Victor. She also reveals and delights in being called creepy, especially by Victor (in La Cucarachita).

    Even though she has a gothic appearance, she doesn't act gothic as her bedroom is revealed pink in Dead Ringer.

    Appearances Season 1 Dead Ringer (debut) Brotherly Love Hurricane Chata The Lonely Haunts Club Suerte The Dark Room Los Cadejos (mentioned) It Grows Welcome to the Underworld Churro Kings (cameo) Fistfull of Balloons Tez Sez Forever Ever Dance Reynaldo Dance (cameo) Lonely Haunts Club 2: Doll Island Catpocalypse (cameo) El Sibón On Nagual Hill (cameo) Season 2 Ener-G-Shoes La Cucarachita Oddities Victor the Predictor Los Pajaros (cameo) Get Your Sea Legs Fueygo Fest Folk Art Friends (cameo) Villainy In Monte Macabre Charlene Mania Old Man Teo Poacher Patrol The Lonely Haunts Club 3: La Llorona Ghosted (cameo) Cenote Seekers La Planchada Tez Breaks Bread Season 3 Sal's Our Pal Showdown at Mayahuel Garden There's No V in Team Miguelito The Mosquito Patolli Puzzlemaster Finding Posada Para-Vic Viclene Lonely Haunts Club 4 Fall of the Fifth Sun Trivia Charlene has a lisp, due to her missing front teeth. She was named La Loca (meaning "the crazy woman") in Fistfull of Balloons. Charlene and Victor live right across from each other. Charlene's may have nice feelings for Victor, but it might be mixed. Despite joining his team in Fistfull of Balloons, she displayed a bit of vengeance on him for taking her water balloons. Charlene seems to like to tease his manliness in various episodes In The Lonely Haunts Club, as stated by Valentino: she was manipulating his vulnerable sense of masculinity. In Welcome to the Underworld, she nicknamed him "El Camarón" (Spanish for "The Shrimp") and everyone join in on the teasing. She appears to be good friends with Isabella as shown in Get Your Sea Legs, Fueygo Fest, Cenote Seekers, and Patolli. She is shown to jealous if Victor were to be with another girl, such as Villainy In Monte Macabre with Demencia. However, since Victor doesn't usually hang out with girls, it's unknown how'd she react. Cristina is a ghost which only the Victor and Valentino can see, so any interaction remains unknown. Isabella seems to be the exception, as she knows that Isabella has feelings for the latter of the duo, Valentino Charlene may have trouble writing, as shown in Lonely Hunts Club (some letters were drawn backwards) In Puzzlemaster/Escape room, she used cut-out magazine words instead of writing; similar to a ransom note Charlene stated she wasn't good at hangman She seems to like cats in Catpocalypse (even having a puma sheet within her bedroom). This could be since her grandfather Tez can turn into a panther (most likely a jaguar) She also likes dolls and even owns mini-doll version of Victor. She has shown to be very acrobatic in Puzzlemaster/Escape room.

18. #18Sam Manson

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    Samantha "Sam" Manson is Danny Fenton's closest and best friend and eventual girlfriend in the series finale. Responsible in part for the accident in which Danny gains his powers, she is also one of the first few people to know about Danny's ghost identity. She’s a self-proclaimed goth who’s fascinated with the subliminal and nether worldly and is a very outspoken ultra-recyclo-vegetarian.

    History Sam's family is extremely wealthy, being descendants of the great inventor of the deli toothpick cellophane-twirling device. However, she keeps her family's wealth a secret, only revealing it to her best friends in Attack of the Killer Garage Sale.

    Sam has known Danny and Tucker ever since the second grade, as shown in Splitting Images. She’s responsible for Danny's accident and designing the "D" emblem on his outfit, which became a permanent change to his costume as of Memory Blank.

    During Danny's ghost-hunting adventures, Sam has gotten into her fair share of troubles and adventures, ranging from being turned briefly into a ghost dragon when wearing the Amulet of Aragon when Paulina gave it to Sam, thinking it was hers, to accidentally wishing away Danny Phantom's existence, to nearly being a bride to Prince Aragon and to getting possessed by Undergrowth.

    Appearance See Also: Sam Manson/Clothes Sam is a slim, fair-skinned teenage Caucasian girl with light violet eyes, thick brows and chin-length, straight black hair with a small ponytail at the top back of her head, held by a green hair tie, along with "M" shaped bangs. She also sported deep-violet lipstick on her lips.

    Despite her otherwise thin physique, some of her outfits emphasizes her figure, mainly her hips.

    Sam's usual attire consists of a black choker around her neck, a black cropped tank top with a light violet oval printed on the center, thick black bracelets on both her wrists, purple tights under a black skirt with a green crosshatch-design, and large black biker boots with metal-like soles.

    She has also been seen in a wide variety of outfits, ranging from a rocker rebel than a goth of black and purple ball gown to a pink princess dress with hearts, and even one of the orange Fenton Works jumpsuits. In Beauty Marked, she wore fake vampire fangs.

    Personality Sam's personality is less dreary than the stereotypical "goth" persona that is often depicted in media. She can be rational, sarcastic, forceful, bossy, passionate, and strong-willed, but also good-hearted and caring. Based on how she conducts herself, it would be fairer to say that she labels herself a goth more as an outlet for her independence and individuality than as an embrace of how the stereotypical goth is presumed to behave. She isn't spoiled and would rather earn real friends instead of dealing with the popularity and fake friendships that come with wealth.

    Out of the three, Sam is usually the most rational and mature, often thinking on a realistic level compared to her friends and pointing out to Danny to focus more on ghost training and hunting. It is clear that she would do anything she could to help her friends during their numerous battles and keep them out of trouble.

    As an ultra-recyclo-vegetarian (she doesn't eat anything with a face), Sam is often livid over the wider range of popular materials. In Mystery Meat, she petitions her ultra-recyclo-vegetarian diet to Casper High School.

    Sam can be rather hypocritical at times. She advises Danny against using his ghost powers for abusing bullies, but in 'Memory Blank', she suggests that he uses them to scare away people from buying environmentally threatening trucks.[4] This trait often gets on Danny and Tucker's nerves. Another example is in Double Cross My Heart, when she got angry at Danny for spying on her and Gregor but had previously done the same thing to him when he was going out with Valerie in Flirting With Disaster.

    Additionally, Sam's poor qualities also include not taking responsibility for her actions. Up until "Memory Blank", no matter how much she’s at fault, she never accepted the fact she’s responsible, never admitted she can be wrong and wanted everyone to be her "Yes Man." Despite this, she’s willing to take the blame for things to cover for Danny.[5]

    Relationships Jeremy and Pamela Manson Sam has an often-strained relationship with her parents due to their optimistic, perky, colorful personalities and sometimes oppressing her darker outlook on life and more rebellious interests.[6] Her mother usually tries to get her to wear clothing that’s completely not her style, such as in Control Freaks and Reign Storm. Sam mentions that she likes messing with her parents and enjoys their absence as shown in Pirate Radio. In spite of this, she does care about them.

    Ida Manson Sam is much closer to her grandmother than her parents, as Ida is more understanding to her, listens to Sam more and thinks Sam deserves more freedom. When Sam sneaks out to help Danny, despite her being under house arrest by her parents, Ida catches her, then looks the other way so she can help Danny after she explains the circumstances to her and Sam kisses Ida on the forehead out of gratitude for doing so.

    Sam also inherited her rebellious non-conformist attitude from Ida as she explained to Sam how she was a rebel when she was her age to in Control Freaks.

    Danny Fenton

    1/5 Throughout the show, Sam and Danny are best friends who have known each other since childhood. They always spend most of their time together, alongside their other best friend, Tucker. The two frequently quarrel, but in the end, still manage to reconcile and support each other. Sam cares a lot for Danny, and this can be seen in Parental Bonding, when she became so furious at Paulina for using Danny just to end up hurting him, that she became a dragon, (because of the amulet), who tried to attack her. She is willing to stand up for him and doing everything she can in order to keep their friendship intact. In Memory Blank, after their argument, Sam unknowingly made a wish to Desiree that she wished she had never met him. Unfortunately, her wish was granted by and upon realizing, she regretted it, as she knew that she didn't truly mean it. She tried doing everything she could to make things right and restore their friendship, even wearing an outfit she hated in order to get his attention.

    In certain ways, Sam is actually the most enthusiastic of the three when it comes to Danny's powers and their potential. When he expresses his desire to get rid of his powers and have a normal teen life, she voices her distaste for the idea. When Danny voluntarily gives up his powers in Phantom Planet, Sam tells him that she's disappointed in his wish to be just like everybody else and tells him that she had been proud to be helping him when he was doing something good, refusing to "sit on the sidelines". She also reveals at this time that when Danny was protecting Amity Park, she felt safe knowing that there was someone out there doing the right thing, but with him no longer fighting ghosts, she's not sure what would happen.

    She and Danny have always been assumed to be dating by numerous people, such as Dash in 'Mystery Meat', Valerie in Shades of Gray, Paulina in Parental Bonding, Mr. Lancer and Ember in Fanning the Flames, Star in 'Flirting with Disaster', Johnny 13 in Girls' Night Out and even Nocturn in Frightmare. However, they would always deny it, knowing that they weren't actually together.

    Despite all these claims, Sam noticeably starts to develop an actual crush on him starting in 'Fanning the Flames', when she longingly stares at him as they fly to the music store. When Danny is under Ember's love spell, she mentions she enjoyed a little bit of the attention that he was giving her but was not fully able to do so due to the seriousness of the situation. She also admits that even though she may have possibly wanted to be in a relationship with Danny, she didn't want it to be because of the love spell. Even at the end, her crush on him still remains. Her feelings towards him might have been hinted previously in 'Shades of Grey', when she kisses him for the first time, even though she passed it off as a "fake-out-make out".

    Tucker was able to pick up Sam's crush on Danny soon enough and would sometimes hint at the topic such as in Reality Trip and 'Double Cross My Heart'. Danny himself, however, was rather still oblivious about her feelings towards him. Sam always had difficulty expressing her crush on him, as shown in Reign Storm, when she couldn't admit to Valerie that she liked Danny as more than a friend.

    Her only other intimate interaction with him was "fake-out-make out number two" in Memory Blank which was initiated by Danny in order to create a distraction from his father. In both of the "fake-out-make outs" that they had, the two seemed to enjoy it, although they later become embarrassed by these intimate moments.[7][4]

    Sam has definitely shown to express an intense dislike towards other girls that Danny has had a crush on or interacted with. She would always seem to be annoyed and irritated by their presence or even when Danny mentioned them. She was upset that Danny had ditched her and Tucker in order to spend time with Paulina (who was actually being overshadowed by Kitty) in Lucky in Love, or in Flirting With Disaster, where her jealousy had reached its peak as Danny and Valerie briefly dated each other. Her extreme jealousy has known to get the best of her, but she has never been able to open up to him, in fear of ruining or complicating their friendship. In "Double Cross My Heart," she cringes when Tucker asks her if she knew how it felt to like someone she couldn't date. Ironically, Danny asks her this question, because he feels that way about his ghost persona's enemy, Valerie.

    The two finally had their first real kiss in the series finale & they finally end up together. Out of all of Danny's crushes, Sam is the only one who likes Danny as both Fenton and Phantom, and not just either one of them.

    Tucker Foley

    Sam considers Tucker her other best friend as well, and cares for him nearly as much as Danny. but the two are quite opposites (his meat habits as opposed to her vegetarian habits, his lighthearted behavior to her more down-to-earth method) and often bicker over even the most mundane reasons.

    Sam sometimes considers him to be an annoyance but is shown to still enjoy his company. This is shown when she broke up with Gregor because of how he insulted Tucker behind his back in "Double Cross My Heart", showing that she cares more about the feelings of her friends than to impress a boy. In the episode "Life Lessons," Tucker and Sam are parents of a flour sack for a school project.

    Jazz Fenton

    Upon Jazz's admittance of her knowledge of Danny's ghost powers, Jazz begins to assist Tucker, Sam and Danny in capturing various ghosts which attack Amity Park.

    In the episode "Girls' Night Out," Sam gains respect for Jazz's ghost-fighting abilities when her plan to rescue Amity Park from the allied Spectra, Ember and Kitty is successful. Both of them work together without disagreement in the later episodes and try to keep Danny's secret from everyone.

    Undergrowth Undergrowth, a plant ghost, overshadowed Sam and became her "father" once he took over Amity Park. He turned her into his second-in-command because of her love for nature. He went as far as giving her plant-related powers to serve as a new "mother" for Undergrowth's plant children, although she was mind-controlled by him the whole time.

    Princess Dorathea In "Beauty Marked", Dorathea disguises herself as a human named Dora Mattingly and organizes a beauty pageant at Casper High to find a bride for her brother. Sam is accidentally named the winner and Dora takes her to the Ghost Zone to marry Aragon.

    While preparing for the wedding Dorathea confesses to Sam that her brother constantly bullies her and forces her to do whatever he wants. Sam responds by doing her best to fill Dorathea with confidence so she can stand up to her brother, telling her they share the same power and is just as strong as him. Eventually Aragon is defeated and Dorathea takes over their kingdom as the new ruler.

    Prince Aragon In "Beauty Marked," Prince Aragon wishes to have a human bride, so he sends his sister to find a suitable woman via a beauty pageant. Danny becomes the judge of the pageant and accidentally chooses Sam as the winner.

    She’s transported to Aragon's castle, where she undergoes preparation to be his wife and queen. However, in a manner typical of some villains who desire a queen, he treats Sam in a highly misogynistic manner. Danny and Tucker eventually rescue her, along with Dora's help.

    Elliot Introduced in "Double Cross My Heart," Elliot attempts to impress Sam in order to date her. He disguises himself as a Hungarian foreign exchange student named Gregor and tells her he is a goth and an Ultra-Recyclo Vegetarian.

    Suspicious of his claims, Danny follows him and Sam on a date one night using his invisibility power, further suspecting him of associating with the Guys in White (since he wears all white like they do, even though he states that white is the new black in Hungary). This upsets Sam, who considers actually dating Elliot.

    However, Elliot insults Sam's friends and accidentally reveals his identity as a womanizing American teen from Michigan, which causes Sam to lose all interest in him.

    Dani Fenton Sam and Dani didn't spent too much time together during the series, in fact when they first met, Sam seems to have an instant dislike for Danielle as she (unintentionally) spilled food her and Tucker and later when she found out she was working for Vlad her dislike for the younger Half-Ghost grew but apparently by the end Sam seems to have forgiven Dani since she help saved Danny from Vlad (and the trio from being grounded).

    After Phantom Planet, Butch Hartman revealed that Danielle was adopted into the Fenton family, this means that Sam and Dani would have come to know each other over the years and grew to care for the other, especially since its revealed that they’ll eventually become sister-in-laws.

    Powers and Abilities Powers Sam doesn't have any supernatural powers on her own, though she has gained ghost powers in some way during several episodes:

    Dragon Transformation (briefly): In "Parental Bonding," while wearing Princess Dorathea's amulet, she was able to transform into a dragon when she got angry. This form gave Sam superhuman strength, flight, and the ability to breathe fire. Plant Control (briefly): In the episode and videogame Urban Jungle, while being under the control of Undergrowth, Sam had the ability to command plants, which she used to attack and trap her enemies. To what extent is unknown, but she was able to use them to capture Danny in their brief fight. Flight/Levitation (briefly): In "Doctor's Disorders," Sam briefly gained the ability to float after she was bitten by a ghost mosquito, though she wasn't able to control it and often found herself stuck against the ceiling because of it. Sam as a dragon Sam as a dragon 1/12 Abilities Fenton Weaponry Expertise: Sam can use the Fentons' ghost-hunting technology with great expertise and skill. She often uses them to help in battles or in Danny's ghost training. Sam is skilled with the Fenton Weaponry. She, along with Tucker, is often shown using the Fenton Thermos with great aim. Sam has also been shown to be capable of wielding Bazooka's well enough to be able to aim and fire rapidly. Sam is often seen using the Specter Defector on numerous occasions. Paranormal & Mythology Knowledge/Occult Knowledge: Sam is quite knowledgeable about goth subjects; anything spooky or creepy like dark and evil artifacts. Danny was only able to defeat Fright Knight and Box Ghost with her knowledge of the Soul Shredder and the Pandora's Box, respectively. This ability also came in handy during Freakshow's attack on the Dumpty Humpty concert in Reality Trip. Reading a book written by Freakshow himself allowed her, Danny and Tucker to send the Reality Gems away. She has extensive knowledge of Greek Mythology, because of her affinity with dark stories. She was able to identify Pandora's box with relative ease due to the book she bought at a store. She was able to help Danny fight Pandora's box and Box Ghost. Multilingual Skill: Like Danny, Sam learned how to speak Esperanto in case they met with Wulf again. She has also displayed some knowledge of French, Italian, and Japanese, between other languages in the episode "Urban Jungle" while talking to her plants. Athleticism: Sam has displayed athletic ability on multiple occasions. She's able to shoot perfect basketball shots without even looking, proved to be a good runner and performed five chin ups and a bar flip with ease. She has also completed a boot camp styled course involving monkey bar climbing and tire running. In Micro Management she was chosen be Tucker's fitness buddy/trainer. Additionally, she was shown to be strong enough to leave a dent in a locker after punching it and crush a metal napkin dispenser in her hands. She was able to pass gym with an A and it is shown that she is more physically fit than Danny in his human form, and Tucker Foley.

19. #19Magica De Spell

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    Magica De Spell is the evil aunt of Lena, Poe De Spell's older twin sister, and is a major antagonist in the 2017 reboot TV series DuckTales. She serves as the main antagonist of Season 1 and a major antagonist in the second and third seasons. She once served as a temporary ally to her niece Lena, whom she quickly betrays after getting her powers back. She was a recurring antagonist from the original series. She is one of the three second-most personal arch-nemesis of Scrooge McDuck, alongside Flintheart Glomgold and Ma Beagle.

    Background Magica De Spell is a major villain from the Scrooge McDuck comics, created by Carl Barks. An evil sorceress, Magica first appeared in Barks' comic "The Midas Touch" in December of 1961. Her goal is to obtain Scrooge's Number One Dime, in order to be able to make an amulet that will give her the Midas Touch.

    Physical Appearance When first appeared, Magica takes the form of a black shadow with red glowing eyes in "The Beagle Birthday Massacre!", but made her first speaking appearance in "Terror of the Terra-firmians!".

    In "The Shadow War!" after she got Scrooge's Number One Dime, she gained her physical appearance, which is that of a tall, slender and green-feathered duck with an amber-colored bill (typical of other ducks), a small tail, yellow eyes with paler sclera, small triangular pupils and fluttery eyelashes, and neck-length, straight black hair with a single dark purple streak on the right side. When her staff was temporarily broken and she loses her magic, her feathers turn into a normal white. However, at the end of "The Phantom and the Sorceress!" she obtains the amulet back from Lena, giving her powers back, and her feathers become green again.

    Her attire is all-black with a few shades of purple, which consists of a black choker around her neck, a black hooded-cape with fuchsia inner lining that is held by an oval-shaped purple jewel, which holds up her black strapless dress with a couple of tears at the hem, and black fingerless opera gloves. She is usually barefoot, but as of "The Phantom and the Sorceress!", she started wearing low-heeled shoes.

    Personality Magica is a cruel, persistent, ambitious and flamboyant witch, who aims to steal Scrooge's Number One Dime to free herself, and uses her niece Lena to retrieve it for her. She is also vain and narcissistic, believing that being a powerful sorceress entitles her to do whatever she wants and does not care for the harm she inflicts on others such as using Lena or endangering Scrooge's family.

    After losing her powers, her threatening and intimidating exterior varnish, revealing an emotionally frail, petty, miserable and melancholic woman with a massive inferiority complex. In her next appearance, in "A Nightmare on Killmotor Hill!", her sanity has finally slipped and was forced to steal scavenged tech to get inside Lena's head to get her powers back, only to fail again. She also hates children. Despite being powerless, she still hasn't learned anything from her past experience and doesn't show remorse over her actions.

    Despite her being cruel to almost everyone, it is revealed in her youth, she and her twin brother Poe ruled over a village together. Both of them cared deeply for each other, which is the only example of compassion she has ever shown. When she accidentally turned her brother into a crow, she begged for Scrooge's help to prevent her brother from flying off, offering him everything she had, including her power and magic, but he chose to ignore her pleas as Poe flew away and she never saw her brother again. Because Scrooge refused to help her, such a loss fueled much of her hatred towards him.

    History Main article: Magica De Spell (2017)/Biography Quotes “ "Thank you for returning my amulet Lena, I'll treasure it, always." - Magica to Lena after obtaining her powers back in ” The Phantom and the Sorceress! “ "Feed my power, Dark Eclipse, free my from the abyss, dormant magic now unchained, the Shadow Queen be whole agaaaaain! ” The Shadow War! “ "Hello, Scroogie. I've missed you. ” The Shadow War! Powers Master Sorceress: Magica De Spell is a powerful sorceress who is well versed in many forms of magic, from Sumerian to Demogorgon. She carries a staff with a Sumerian medal as its headpiece, which amplifies her powers. She has more abilities than your average magic-user. Magic: As a sorceress, she is well versed in many forms of magic from Sumerian to Demogorgon, she possesses extensive knowledge of magic, and with the usage of the Sumerian Talisman, she has more abilities than your average magic-user. She is also capable of spellcasting. Telekinesis: Magica can lift heavy objects with her mind as in the episode "The Shadow War!", when she levitates her staff towards her, and forms a claw out of gold coins. Levitation: One of the few powers she used before obtaining the Sumerian Talisman back from Lena, she is capable of hovering a few feet in the air her own. Former Powers As a Shadow Shadow Physiology: After getting locked in the Number One Dime, she cast a spell that turned her own shadow into a living person, Lena. She can communicate with Lena by appearing in her shadow but disappears when Lena is in the dark. She cannot physically touch anything, but she can hear and see what is happening around her. Intangibility: In her shadow form due to not possessing is physical body she is not bound by physical laws meaning she can phase through walls. Possession: In her shadow form Magica is able to take control of the victim's bodies as she did to Lena. As expected, this ability is limited to her shadow form. Voice Mimicry: When possessing a person's body, Magica is able to perfectly imitate their voice, as well as being able to switch back to her own voice. Equipment Sumerian Talisman/Amulet/Staff: Although Magica De Spell is a powerful sorceress, she somewhat relies on the Talisman merged with that of her twin brother to carry out her most powerful spells. Without it, she is only capable of basic magic. While originally having been two amulets owned by Magica and her brother Poe De Spell, Magica fused them together after her brother was turned into a raven and disappeared thanks to Scrooge McDuck. Magica often fuses the two amulets together to create a single amulet or a magic staff with a glowing purple orb on the top. After the events of the Shadow War, Magica's amulet has a crack on it, and when she turns it into her staff, the orb also has a crack on it. Hunter's Stone: Is a ruby-like artifact used by Lena Sabrewing and Magica De Spell in an attempt to acquire Scrooge McDuck's Number One Dime. When the artifact was thrown into the Money Bin, it began to accumulate mass using the money to create the large money shark Tiffany. It was eventually destroyed along with Tiffany by Lena using her magic to save Webby Vanderquack. Ghost-Banishing Amulet: Is a purple amulet owned by Magica De Spell. It has the power to banish any ghostly being from their location. It only appeared in "GlomTales!", where Magica used it to blast Duckworth out of McDuck Manor.

20. #20Lena Sabrewing

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    Lena Sabrewing[1] (née De Spell)[2] is a being cast from Magica De Spell's shadow who appears in DuckTales (2017). While serving alongside Flintheart Glomgold as one of the two secondary antagonists of Season 1, she became a major recurring supporting character in both Season 2 and Season 3. She is voiced by Kimiko Glenn.

    Etymology Lena LeStrange was her placeholder name as a means of hiding the fact that she was related to Magica; the surname was used in the official summary for the DuckTales #8 comic.[2]

    Origin Lena is inspired by Minima De Spell and the original Magica's sentient shadow from "Magica's Shadow War". She is the sentient shadow of Magica De Spell (2017) who had created her like a shadow figure but took on the form of a teenage girl with the original intention of bringing about the end of Scrooge and his family.

    History Main article: Lena Sabrewing/Biography Gallery Click here to view the image gallery for Lena Sabrewing. Click here to view this page's gallery.

    Personality Lena is the best friend of Webby Vanderquack. She's claimed to be one year older than Webby[3]. She doesn't have similar traits to Magica because of her own desire to obtain Scrooge's No #1 Dime to gain her freedom, rather than revenge. Although she valued her friendship with Webby, she initially disliked family and was stubborn and rebellious. But upon realizing what family was for, she tried to warn Scrooge about Magica, but to no avail. She is shown to have become brave and selfless as she saved Webby's life and stood up to Magica, who doesn't care about her at all and took away her physical form. Lena survived and was trapped in Webby's shadow until Webby and Violet freed her. Lena realized that all families were not like Magica. She then moved in with Violet, and Violet's two dads adopted her.

    Physical Appearance Lena is a slim teenage duck with white hair with the end being pink who wears a teal collared shirt with a black long-sleeved shirt that has gray stripes over it, and light green laced shoes with the tip being white. In her pajamas for a sleepover with webby, violet, and the boys, she wears a white t-shirt and black shorts, and she was barefoot after Scrooge tell the kids to get in the plane so they get in the planes because they had no time to change their clothes. After gaining her own magic, she gained a white outfit with teal gloves and tights. Her eyes were also full blue, and her hairstyle was overturned.

    Relationships Family Magica De Spell Jaws Lena and Magica Magica is Lena's aunt/mother (creator). When Lena gained sentience, she believed that Magica was her aunt and wanted to be free from her, because of her abusive nature towards her. Magica was demanding and emotionally neglectful to her giving no love whatsoever, making Lena bitter toward family until she made a group of friends that made her feel different.

    Violet Sabrewing Violet family 3 Lena first encounters Violet in the library in "Friendship Hates Magic!" When seeing Webby and Violet bond over their love for the supernatural and mystical history, Lena gets jealous of Webby's new friend. Even though Webby can't hear her Lena shouts out her Friendship hates magic Lena and Violet 8 "With the hand of my friend's friend, we bring bitter jealousy to an end."

    disapproval of Violet and gets worried and over-protective when seeing Magica's amulet. During a séance, Lena accidentally brings them to the shadow realm and she and Violet argue at first but then they worked together to save Webby from creatures known as Tulpas. Once the three returned to the real world, Lena was glad to not only have brought her old friend back but find a new one in the process. According to Frank Angones, it was meant to be mentioned in "A Nightmare on Killmotor Hill!" that Lena moved in with Violet and her parents, but this was cut out of the episode.[4] "Challenge of the Senior Junior Woodchucks!" shows this and Lena being a supportive sister cheering for Violet during the competition.

    Ty and Indy Sabrewing Though much isn't known about her fathers, it can be assumed that they adopted her before the events of "A Nightmare on Killmotor Hill!" due to a mention of such that was cut from the episode.

    Friends Webby Vanderquack Webby is Lena's best friend, and they met in "The Beagle Birthday Massacre!" when Webby stays back on the beach while theBeagle Birthday Massacre Lena 10 boys went sailing. Luring Webby by creating fake bottled messages, Webby was interested in her friendship as she found her sharp wit and her worldly travels to be very cool. As Lena invited her to venture with her through their trials with the Beagle Boys, they developed a very close bond. Even when Lena was going against Huey, Dewey, and Louie, she stood by Webby and was supportive of her. Webby loves having the mischievous Lena as a friend, which is what Lena needed to assist Magica De Spell to get Scrooge's number one dime for her freedom. However, after many adventures and sleepovers, Lena found it hard going against Webby. Lena wants to look out for her, yet it's hard for Lena to fight Magica alone. Huey Duck Lena stepped up and suggested they look for Terra-firmians in "Terror of the Terra-firmians!" showing some belief and doubt in Webby's claim. Lena and Huey may have shown some bonding as they spent so much time in the underground subway system, though Lena enjoys teasing Huey about his nerdy ways with the Junior Woodchuck Guidebook.

    In "The Split Sword of Swanstantine!" Lena and Huey paired up to find the pieces belonging to the Sword of Swanstantine, but are confronted by Steelbeak during the journey. However in the midst of an attack, Lena managed to stop time so that they can work out a way to take him on.

    Lena stops time. Not wanting to fight, Huey decides to run simulations to see if he can diplomatically handle Steelbeak, but all simulations fail. Lena then spotted a door labeled "The Duke of Making a Mess" and opens it to find a savage version of Huey. Huey reveals that he hides that part of himself as it is not who he is, but Lena tells him that that is what they need. Huey finally gives in and awakens to the real world where he manages to take on Steelbeak and physically defeats him. Lena admired Huey's butt kicking skills. Lena has shown to have great admiration for Huey's fighting skills. Powers and Abilities Time Freezing: In The Split Sword of Swanstantine, Lena freezes time just before Steelbeak attacks her and Huey. Skilled hand-to-hand combatant: As demonstrated throughout the series Lena is able to hold her own in hand-to-hand combat, especially when she nearly bested Magica while she was distracted. Occult knowledge: Due to growing up in the care of Magica, Lena possesses great knowledge of the occult and other things of mystical origins. Telekinesis: Lena is shown able to lift heavy objects as in the episode "Terror of the Terra-Firmians!" where she uses it to lift the train and help Mrs. Beakley to get out from below it. Transfiguration: Lena can transform objects into other things as shown in "Moonvasion!" where she transformed one of the moonlanders' weapons into a bird. Former Powers and Abilities Sumerian Talisman/Amulet Unfused from the amulet, as she does wear it, Lena learns that she has Magic of her own without the amulet, and after Phantom Blot is defeated, Magica gains her powers back as she takes the amulet, and Lena uses her own Magic, leaving the Sumerian Talisman with Magica.

    As Magica's Shadow Levitation: In her shadow form Lena levitates the train car off of Beakley and the two escape. As Webby's Shadow Shadow Physiology: While in her original form which was a shadow, Lena had similar abilities to that of a ghost such as phasing through walls and floating. These powers seem to be exclusive to her shadow form and cannot be used in her normal form. Intangibility: In her shadow form Lena is intangible meaning she is able to phase through walls. Levitation: In her shadow form Lena can briefly levitate off the ground, though not for long. With Perfect Control of Your Inner Magic Perfect control of inner Magic Physiology: Flying (Levitation): Energy bursts: Telekinesis: Time Stopping Magic: In "The Split Sword of Swanstantine!" Magical perusal: In "The Last Adventure!" during investigation of May and June Quotes "It's not an adventure if you're invited." - Lena to Webby in The Beagle Birthday Massacre!

    "That's cute, with the names and the color-coded outfits... is that your thing, you're all exactly the same?" - Lena to Huey, Dewey, and Louie in The Beagle Birthday Massacre!

    "Sure, blame the mysterious rebel, playing by her own rules." - Lena to Mrs. Beakley in Terror of the Terra-firmians!

    "The amulet thing is already in the bin, so I just hang out here and wait, right?" - Lena To Magica in "Jaw$!"

    "Maybe, I'm tired of following orders." - Lena to Magica in "Jaw$!"

    "With the hand of my friend's friend, we bring bitter jealousy to an end." - Lena and Violet in Friendship Hates Magic!

    "I'm just...so tired of fighting it. I am her." - Lena to Webby in A Nightmare on Killmotor Hill!

    "Woo! That's my sister from a couple misters!" - Lena cheering for Violet in Challenge of the Senior Junior Woodchucks!

    "That’s right! Not in my house!" Lena to Phantom Blot in The Phantom and the Sorceress!"

    "You can’t ignore the parts of yourself you don’t like, even the parts you’re afraid of. You have to own them." Lena to Huey in The Split Sword of Swanstantine!

    "Step away from the horse! Statue thing or whatever he is. He’s magic and under my protection! " Lena to Phantom Blot in "The Last Adventure!"

21. #21Dormammu

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    “ The ages fall away! The rule of law is stripped from the bones of the world! A new will grips the earth, the sky, the aether! My will! „ – Dormammu

    Personal Characteristics Name: Dormammu

    Origin: Marvel Comics

    Gender: Male

    Age: At least millions of years.

    Classification: Lord of the Dark Dimension

    Appearance Head: The head is engulfed in bright, intensely colored flames, ranging from bright orange to yellow and hints of red. Within the flames, a shadowy, dark face is discernible. This face has a wide, unsettling grin that appears almost malevolent. The features are not clearly defined due to the flames, but a suggestion of a skull-like structure is visible. There is no hair visible, only the flames.

    Body: The character's body is large and muscular, suggesting significant strength. The posture is one of open defiance or power, with arms outstretched and hands clawed. The skin tone underneath the armor is not perceptible.

    Clothing: The character wears a dark, metallic-looking suit of armor, possibly dark-grey or black, with a textured surface that gives the impression of plates or scales. The armor covers the body from neck to ankles. Underneath the armor, a vibrant orange garment is partially visible, featuring chevron-like patterns. The garment's material and texture are not clear, but it seems to be a form-fitting under-armor that extends from chest to mid-thighs. This undergarment is belted at the waist with a dark belt featuring a central circular, possibly metallic, detail of a reddish-orange hue. The lower portion of the outfit flares slightly outward near the ankles and seems to have armored boots. There are no visible accessories.

    The character's overall aesthetic suggests a powerful, possibly supernatural or demonic entity. The contrast between the fiery head and the dark armor creates a visually striking image. The expression on the face within the flames is menacing and unnerving.

    Summary Dormammu is the ruler of the Dark Dimension and the archenemy of Doctor Strange. After he and his sister Umar killed their own father in their home realm, they were forced to flee to the Dark Dimension where they taught to its ruler King Olnar the ability to absorb universes into his dimension in exchange for a residence. However, Olnar was later killed by an Invasion of the Mindless One, which were defeated by Dormammu and Umar. Since there was no king left, Dormammu took the throne for himself and absorbed the flames of regency to increase his own power.

    Powers and Stats Tier: 2-A

    Name: Dormammu

    Origin: Marvel Comics

    Gender: Male

    Age: At least millions of years old.

    Classification: Faltine (a race of sentient magical energy beings)

    Powers and Abilities: Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Genius Intelligence, Magic, Immortality (Types 1 and 3), Regeneration (Low-Godly. Eventually regenerated after Doctor Strange shattered his essence across multiple realms), Power Absorption via Biological Absorption, Void Manipulation, BFR, Summoning, Sealing, Flight, Life force and Energy Absorption, Forcefield Creation, Reality Warping in his own dimension, Creation, Telepathy (Both offensive and defensive), Illusion Creation, Dream Manipulation, Fire Manipulation, Soul Manipulation, Energy Manipulation, Matter Manipulation, Petrification, Transmutation, Time Travel, Shapeshifting, Size Manipulation, Can travel between universes, Can merge other universes to own dimension

    Attack Potency: Multiverse level+ (Sustains the existence of the Dark Dimension, which has worlds beyond counting, and he has threatened to destroy it twice. Defeated the Trinity of Ashes and Slorioth, who equal the multiversal Vishanti and threaten Eternity just by existing, respectively. One-shot Giruad, who wounded Eternity. Knows all of Doctor Strange’s spells)

    Speed: Massively FTL+ (Scaling from Odin)

    Lifting Strength: Immeasurable

    Striking Strength: Multiversal+

    Durability: Multiverse level+

    Stamina: Virtually inexhaustible

    Range: Multiversal+

    Standard Equipment: The Flames of the Faltine

    Intelligence: At least Extraordinary Genius according to the latest handbooks. Capable of outsmarting cosmic beings, with extreme knowledge of magic, and intimate knowledge of many magical realms and universes.

    Weaknesses: His magical powers are weakened beyond the boundaries of the Dark Dimension such as in the main 616 universe. Time travelling exhausts him and he is unlikely to use it. He is also incredibly arrogant.

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    Don Andrés Artasánchez better known simply as Don Andrés is a member of Team Legend and a main character in the La Leyenda-Legend Quest saga. He's a kindhearted Conquistador from years past. A true explorer by heart, Don Andrés traveled the world, even becoming a well known figure in the German village of Snd teinau hundreds of years after his death, albeit not a highly regarded figure. Though he often raises his sword at the face of danger, Don Andrés is often the first one to flee. The conquistador is notorious for his ability to talk a big game, but also not having the guts to back up his sediments. Still, Don Andrés is a good man at heart who hates his own flaws and works to be a better person. He is friends with: Leo, Teodora, and Alebrije.

    Biography Life Don Andrés was an explorer who did many things in his travels. He a read book on law and traveled across The New World and Europe.[3] His law skills would prove to be laughably bad in practice, however. Don Andres is an alli to Leo. Don Andrés is infamous for his betrayal of Steinau, in which after he already charged the inhabitants of the town in order to stop Nicht Mart, he ran away as soon as the monster confronted him. It is unknown how he died exactly, but in both the TV series his death is hinted and explained. In Legend Quest, his skeleton can be seen in the the Chilan’s lair, hinting that he as well sought Quetzalcoatl’s egg when he was alive and failed. However, in Legend Quest: Masters of Myth, Don Andrés’s exact death was explained. He bragged in a tavern about being able to defeat the demon El Coco, which greatly upset the demon. El Coco frequently pursued Don Andrés until it finally pushed him down a well, where he either fell to his death or drowned. Even after Don Andrés‘s death, El Coco has haunted Don Andrés‘s descendants and his house since then out of revenge against Don Andrés.

    Postmortem Haunting the Manor In death, Don Andrés would haunt the Manor for an unknown period of time. In the year 1770, Don Andrés began to untie the notorious Knot of Rubik, but was completely unsuccessful in his endeavors, and attempted to untie it for over 30 years.

    La Leyenda de la Nahuala Meeting Leo Trials of the Alebrije The Next Year La Leyenda de la Llorona Journey to Xochimilco Puppet Island Entangled and tortured The Sea Monster Puppet Wars Burning the house The Sunken Church Saving the children Off to another adventure La Leyenda de las Momias Legend Quest The Prophecy Don Andres EP 1 First Shot Don Andrés interrupting Leo's game.

    While Leo is playing a game of "Leg Ball", Don Andrés informed Leo of an upcoming darkness that only he can stop. Leo brushes this off and just wants to live a normal life, much to Don Andrés's displeasure and disapproval. After seeing the boys playing "Leg Ball", Don Andrés nostalgically sighs about youth and remarks how in his day he settled arguments with duels, and that he had a shortage of chums. Eventually, Leo shoos Don Andrés away and goes off into tow with Marcella

    Several hours later, Leo would meet Don Andrés in a barn where he, Teodora & Alebrije hang out. After an argument, Leo wants them all gone and out of his life. Don Andrés desperately tries to tell Leo that the end times are soon, but he isn't having it. Hours past and Leo is awoken by a noise in his sleep. He finds a strange, monkey like creature in his room and after seeing his Abuela acting weird, he runs to get help. When he is cornered by the possessed townsfolk, Teodora, along with Don Andrés and Alebrije save his life. Don Andrés then suggest the group to escape to the nearby Monastery. While at the Monastery, the group notice the doors are locked. Leo now gives up and just wants his friends to be save while he perishes. Much to his dismay, Don Andrés is willing to leave Leo to die, but is forced to stay by a fiery Teodora.

    Jersey Devil Don Andrés was aboard the Airship as it was flying at "really fast" and participated in the rebuilding effort, though like others, he was largely useless in fixing the Airship before it crashed. During the incident, Don Andrés complained about his back pains, much to Leo's annoyance, claiming that as a Ghost he can't get injured. Don Andrés assures Leo that's not true and ask him if he's "ever heard of Phantom Pain?" which causes Leo to groan in frustration. As the group crash lands in Leeds, New Jersey, they are quickly confronted by an angry mob of New Jerseyans who believe them to be witches.

    Personality and traits Don Andrés is a prolific liar. Often using half-truths, misleading statements or outright lying about his past to impress others and sometimes make money.[4] Don Andrés talks a big game, telling stories of his bravery and skill, even going as far as claiming that he was a prolific and skilled duelist, when he can hardly muster the courage to fight anything of note.[5] Don Andrés did not gain these traits as a Ghost however, in his life he did much the same. Notoriously running at the first site of Nicht Mart and leaving the town of Steinau at it's mercy, even after ensuring—and charging the town for its safety. Because of his, Don Andrés has grown a reputation of being a coward, which is rightfully deserved.

    Even in death, his cowardice lingers. He was willing to abandon Leo during the possessed citizens of Puebla surrounded them, to avoid his gory end and often tries to avoid confrontation in general.[6] Don Andrés is also a chronic complainer, often complaining about injuries he sustained in distressful events, despite being a Ghost, much to Leo's ire.[7] Don Andrés also appears to hold himself in high regard. He had complete confidence in his awful law skills and still values himself as a skilled explorer, cursing modern equipment such as compasses in favor of a command of the stars.

    Don Andrés has been shown to be quite full of himself at times. He seems to believe his law skills are superb and that his proficiency in exploration is second to none. Of course, both of these bold statements usually fall flat in the face of actual adversary, though Don Andrés never seems to learn his lesson in the end.

    Despite all of this, Don Andrés isn't a bad guy. He's always friendly and kind to others and cares about those around him. Whenever one of his friends is in danger or was thought to have passed away, Don Andrés is often the one to be the most outwardly stricken with sadness. When it was believed Leo was killed in the Mystic Explosion, Don Andrés was the first to crying, and Don Andrés mourned the supposed Alebrije to almost an comical degree. When push comes to shove, Don Andrés can be very helpful to his friends, such as when he saved Leo from Nicht Mart, or dressed as Thor in order to distract the Scandinavians.

    Although Don Andrés can be rather self-absorbed and gutless personality, Don Andrés is an altruistic man at heart. He was truly eager to help Leo save the world from Quetzalcoatl and the Legends that beckoned the end of the world. He was deeply disappointed when Leo initially didn't want to aid in stopping the Destroyer, but was more than willing to help him when Leo finally agreed after Puebla had been all but annihilated. Don Andrés has also shown a more playful, childlike side at times. He enjoyed playing Charades with Teodora and Alebrije in a farmhouse and has used somewhat juvenile words to express himself such as proclaiming that he was "awesome".

    Next to Leo, Don Andrés arguably went through the least amount of changes in the transition between La Leyenda and Legend Quest. Still, he went through a considerable character overall much like everyone is.

    In the La Leyenda films, Don was a very sentimental figure who valued non-material things in life. He considered a mothers love to be among the most powerful things one could posses. Don Andrés was very intelligent and commanded a deep knowledge over all of New Spain. A generally well meaning man, Don Andrés often tried to instill his knowledge to the twins, Finado & Moribunda, whom he valued like grandchildren, always looking out for their safety in a similar manner as Alebrije. Though he and Alebrije's philosophy on how to "raise" the children differed; with Don Andrés being more formal and strict while Alebrije was fun loving and laid back.

    Don Andrés was a very loud man who often screamed and yelled in the face of danger. He, however, often tried to put up a fight but was almost always unsuccessful in his attempts. Even though he sometimes makes a fool of himself, Don Andrés is a competent explorer and a good man who cares about his friends.

    Appearance and apparel Don Andrés is a short, slightly portly (he's notably thinner in the original movies) elderly man whose only around as tall as Teodora & Leo. He has white hair, though his mostly bald, only having a few strands of hair on the top of his head. Don Andrés sports a respectable, white and puffy mustache.

    Don Andrés is adorned in classical, silver knight-like armor, though wears more conquistador-esque armor in Legend Quest. In the original movies, Don Andrés wore a full suit of armor, complete with a helmet and chain-mail, while in Legend Quest he no longer dons the helmet.

    Relationships Leo San Juan 2017-07-31 19-34-01-400 Don saving Leo

    Leo & Don Andrés have an odd friendship. For the most part, Leo is annoyed at Don Andrés for his whiny, cowardly personality, though Don Andrés is often very friendly and kind towards Leo. Don Andrés shows open and genuine concern and care for the boy whenever he's in the face of danger and has even cried when he believed Leo to have been killed during the Horroroso Invasion.[8][9] Don Andrés also thinks highly of Leo and as complete confidence in his ability to save the world from Quetzalcoatl. Although Leo will seldom admit it, he does care deeply about Don Andrés as well.

    In "Jersey Devil", Don Andrés sticks up for Leo as his lawyer. While his law skills aren't incredibly awful, he only did it to protect Leo from harm. While Leo was trapped in the Dream World, Don Andrés mourned his lost and berated himself for getting Leo in this mess in the first place. After a speech by Alebrije, Don Andrés realizes the error of his way and personally enters the Dream World in order to save Leo's life.[10]

    Although he cares a lot for Leo, Don Andrés was willing to run away from the Horroroso Zombies in order to avoid seeing Leo's gruesome fate.

    Teodora Villavicencio Don Andrés & Teodora are good friends. Teodora is much more affectionate towards Don Andrés than Leo, openly praising him, hugging him and attempts to spare his feelings. In turn, Don Andrés seems to love Teodora as if she was family, as he was able to shed his cowardly personality in order to save her life from the Golem, and generally try to protect her from harms way. The two spend a lot of time together, such as playing Charades in the Barn or simply hanging around each other.

    Teodora doesn't care for Don Andrés cowardly side however. During the Horroroso Invasion, she called him a coward to his face and insulted him for his cowardice many times. A notable example would be in the episode "The Mart", where she berates Don Andrés for abandoning the town of Steinau. Still, Teodora cares deeply for Don Andrés and is always concerned when something bad happens to him.

    Alebrije Don Andrés & Alebrije are great friends. Don Andrés refers to Alebrije as his "dear friend" ad the two simply enjoy each others company. When Don Andrés lost Alebrije in Yggdrasil after confronting Fenrir, the man was depressed and mourned his lost throughout "Kaiju". Don Andrés appears to be the closest one to Alebrije, as he was the only one able to spot that the ferocious Kaiju was actually Alebrije being controlled. He also has a locket, containing photos of himself & Alebrije.

    Marcella Don Andrés & Marcella don't interact as much as some of the others. Don Andrés seems to care about her just as much as any other member of Team Legend and in turn, Marcella appears to respect Don Andrés.

    Powers and abilities Powers Ghost Physiology: As a Ghost, Don Andrés has several unique powers, as well as restrictions. Most notably is his levitation, invisibility and non-corporeality. Levitation: Don has the power to levitate and effectively fly. While no hard cap of the height he can fly to as been shown, it does appear to be somewhat limited, or at least quite slow. Selective Invisibility: Don Andrés can choice to be invisible or not. Though, he usually appears invisible, he has been known to turn visible in front of important figures such as Thomas Decatur. His invisibility is effectively rendered null and void in the presents of a wielder of the Sword of Dawn, or in the Japanese Village, as it is a sacred place in between worlds. Non-Corporeality: Don Andrés is unable to be harmed by the vast majority of physical objects. The only known exception to this rule is the Sword of Dawn. He can also be harmed by entities such as Fenrir the Devourer of Worlds and powerful Witches. Abilities Wanderlust: Although it's usually poorly executed or played as a joke, Don Andrés is an explorer through and through, though maybe not an exceptionally skilled one. He loves traveling to foreign lands and partaking in their culture, such as when he joined the feast at Akihito Castle in "Kaiju". Weaknesses Cowardly Demeanor: Don Andrés is a coward. He quivers in fear to anything of note and has bee willing to abandon though near him in order to make it out alive. He's also shown great concern for his own life, despite being dead. Equipment Armor: Don Andrés is fully adorned in a suit of armor. As a Ghost, this Armor is mostly useless however. Sword: Don Andrés wields a sword, but seldom uses it in actual combat.

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    Alebrije is an abstract magical creature, Alebrije is a Dragon & a core member of Team Legend. The creature belongs to the Alebrije species, which effectively serves as his namesake; his real name, as yet unknown, is supposedly difficult for humans to pronounce.[2] Alebrije may appear monstrous, but is actually quite gentle and kind, albeit naive & air-headed.

    History Not much is known about Alebrije's past, though he does have an on-again/off-again friendship with his supposed cousin, Everisto, since they were little. If the series is anything to go by Alebrije ate Everisto's macaroni sculpture without asking, and a grudge on that has been held up to date.

    Later down the road, Alebrije found the ghost of Don Andre haunting what remained of his own armour, and an odd friendship has been formed between them ever since. After that, they met Teodora, and while neither of them could figure out the details of her past, they could tell she's a good soul hiding behind a bratty personality. Eventually, the three of them met Leo and helped save him save his village on multiple occasions, and Alebrije started seeing himself as a better big brother figure then the boy's actual brother, Fernando.

    Eventually, Alebrije, Leo, and their ghost friends end up traveling the world to save everyone in existence from the wrath of Quetzalcoatl. Through it all, however, Alebrije somehow manages to stay is goofy, optimistic self.

    Appearance Alebrije's appearance changes depending on who sees him. To his friends, Alebrije appears as a vaguely horse-like entity with a long, almost reptilian neck and a similarly long, similarly reptilian appearing tail. Although the artstyle of Legend Quest depicts them as pointy ears of Blue, Alebrije also has mantis-like antennae. Alebrije also has red hair & 2 eyebrows sported during the original movies. His legs are modeled after the webbed legs of Frogs and as such have a distinct shade of green. In Legend Quest, Alebrije has longer has four legs & is now a being with muscular, green, semi-humanoid hands and reptilian legs. Alebrije's head Orange Mouth & Nose is rather Small & much of it is dominated by his two eyes, although in Legend Quest, his eyes are rather normal looking. Lastly, Alebrije has little, but ineffectual ladybug-like wings. In the film series, Alebrije has a yellow crest of spikes that line the back of his neck, but wasn’t shown in the Legend Quest series.

    Most notably about his appearance is his color scheme. Alebrije skin is a ringed pattern of pinks & blues/purples. This color scheme carries over into whatever anyone perceives Alebrije as, whether it be a supernatural creature or a common kitten. This becomes a running gag throughout the series, with various townsfolk remarking that Alebrije is an odd looking animal, with Alebrije has a tail himself sometimes getting upset that they don't see him as a noble Magical creature.

    Personality and traits A kind and gentle soul, Alebrije is cheerful, upbeat, playful, friendly & caring. Good-natured and jovial, Abelrije is almost never upset, even in dire situations he retains a level of optimism and happiness unseen by his fellow members of Team Legend. Even though he can come off as dimwitted or even stupid, Alebrije occasionally dispatches sage-like wisdom and has been shown to truly understand his friends on a deeper, emotional level that the more technically inclined, logical minded Leo could not. Alebrije has a Good habit of assuming his fellow friends have the same abilities of him, such as being able to smell portals and such.

    Although his more carefree and easy going spirit often clashed with Leo's more head strong and sometimes reckless spirit, Alebrije never once showed ill will towards his friend, and only showed him kindness and good will, showing that Alebrije doesn't like to hold grudges.

    Alebrije's personality in the La Leyenda series was radically different and completely opposite in many areas. While still a kindhearted soul, Alebrije was actually quite intelligent and studious, having read every book in the Manors library prior to meeting Leo. Cool, calm and collected, Alebrije was someone of the straight man of his circle of friends. Always calling out Xochitl Teodora & Don Andrés of Ghosts for their antics and playfully teasing the both of them.

    The most mature and level headed member of the team, Alebrije supplied the role of a caring older boy to much of his friends. He was quite protective over Finado & Moribunda & went out of his way to make sure the twins were safe and protected, but at the same time instilled them with vulgar advice, such as telling them to spot a Friend peeing while they were flying over Xochimilco. At the same time, he was quite caring over Teodora, despite his constant teasing of her. A trait he shares with his Legend Quest incarnation is his ability to see person for ho they really are underneath whatever rough exterior they may have, such as when he convinced Teodora that she was a good person.

    Alebrije has been shown to have a theatrical and slightly eccentric side. He energetically ran his own "quiz show" when forcing Leonardo to go through his trials. Despite this, Alebrije is more often then not a more quiet and laid back individual.

    Relationships Leo San Juan Even if Leo wasn't "chosen" to save the world, Alebrije has nothing better to do than to follow the boy around, insisting he can be a better person... and that the two of them should play games together, like checkers. Alebrije often acts as a chill older brother figure to Leo, reminding him that one cannot simply chose to be "normal", and that it's better to embrace the quirks that make you special and interesting then to stifle them to fit in.

    Teodora Villavicencio In movies and series alike, Alebrije was able to see the good heart behind Teodora's bratty behavior, and she in turn considers him a sweetheart to the point where whenever she insults him, she instantly states that she said such mean things out of "compassion" or "loving frustration". Knowing she's more prone to gossiping than actually talking about what is really going on in her heart, he points out times she did something good that she wouldn't openly take credit for just to reveal she isn't as selfish and lazy as she'd publicly appear.

    Don Andrés While both of them are eccentric, Alebrije often plays the straight man to Don Andres' fool. Having been best friends with this ghost for a long time, Alebrije is always willing to remind Don Andres to "tranquilo" (calm down) after a scary event gets them both wound up. In turn, Don Andres is able to recognize Alebrije in time to keep the odd creature from getting into trouble, no matter what form he takes (especially via his birthmark). In the movies, these two had several playful arguments over whether or not an alebrije counts as a subspecies of dragon.

    Marcella Alebrije is rather open minded about Marcella being one of the heroes (or at the very least an ally to the side of good) no matter how often she makes the wrong choices with her magic. When Baba Yaga's mind control spell had the side effect of wiping some parts of his memory when he got his freewill back (mainly the memory of where he hid the esphera), Marcella offered to do an incantation that would help him get his memory back, but stated it'll only work if his mind was completely relaxed; Alebrije was able to calm his thoughts when she touched his face, stating she had very soft hands.

    Alternate forms Main article: Kaiju (Monster) Alebrije's appearance changes depending on who views him. It's been implied multiple times that the form others view him as depends on their personality, but the specifics haven't been confirmed.

    Normally, in every single one of his forms, he is easy to tell apart from "normal" versions of those same creatures due to his unique/"weird" coloration, but when those colors are covered up by a magical outer layer (like when Baba Yaga turned him into a Kaiju), his true identity can still be noticed via a flame-shaped birthmark under his back right paw.

    Alternate forms include:

    Goat (Leo's Abuala) Pigeon (Friar Goodafrado) Demon (New Jersey Village Pastor/ Baba Yaga) Cat (most people in the 21st Century) Kaiju (people of Japan and his own friends via Baba Yaga's spell) Snake Giant Scarab Beetle Hedgehog Different human forms (the Windigos saw him as a lost hiker, and Don Andre's future relatives saw him as a long lost uncle) Dog Beaver (Tomas Decatur) "Triplecorn" (The trolls protecting the world tree... whatever creature that is, the trolls consider it bad luck) etc. (to be continued) If his cousin in India is any indication, he can also be seen as a mongoose if the right person saw him.

    Equipment and items Alebrije, being a magical creature, doesn't use much if anything at all, and what little he does take with him are stored in places "you wouldn't want to think too hard about" in a form of hammerspace.

    Glasses His most notable belonging in Legend Quest: Masters of Myth (and probably some of the Leyanda movies) is a pair of glasses prescribed to him to improve his vision, though he normally (and preferably) wears them only for reading and an occasional fashion statement to make himself look smarter, as keeping them on non-stop hinders his otherwise strong sense of smell useless.

    Wool Socks Another personal belonging of his is multiple pairs of wool socks, which he insists on wearing in environments with cold, snowy weather to make his entire self feel warm and toasty. While he never states he has more than one pair, it's subtly hinted at due to how willing he was to give the pair on his feet to a chocolate-making windigo for a "makeover" that'll provide it's new identity as the Easter Bunny. Alebrije also wore out his socks when he discovered rubbing them briskly creates static electricity, which he used to trick a bunch of trolls into thinking that Don Andres is Thor in order to get past them.

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    Courtney is the deuteragonist in the Netflix animated series, Dead End: Paranormal Park. She is a 1,000-year-old Fallen Angel, previously believed to be a Demon. She is voiced by Emily Osment.

    Biography Courtney claimed to be banished from Hell more than 500 years ago, but it has been hinted she had never actually been. She spent her days hiding in the haunted house in Phoenix Parks, away from humans. At some point, she made a deal with demon lord Temeluchus to bring him a flesh vessel if he would lift her curse, causing her to write a fake job offer to lure unsuspecting humans to the house by sundown.

    While she did manage to lure Barney and Norma to the house, Temeluchus ended up possessing Pugsley, Barney's pet, in a failed attempt to possess the human. He ends up not completing his side of the bargain, and after the two humans had defeated the demon, she is shocked that they made it out alive but is even more so when she finds that Temeluchus' soul is trapped in the photo, quietly expressing her concern to never return to her home, before running out after the others, offering them the job. Courtney gives Barney and Pugsley a place to stay, and up until "The Watcher's Test," they are roommates.

    Throughout the second season, Courtney and her friends have to partake in being the Demon Clean-Up Crew, essentially catching any Demons that wander about the Neutral Plane. This changes when Fingers introduces himself, and lives with her, Barney, and Pugsley in the mansion for the majority of the season.

    Appearance Courtney is a short, impish demon in a red coloration. She has a small pointed nose, four fingers, and a classical pointed tail. Her eyes are yellow and her pupils are slit. She also has two small horns that grow out of her head, alongside two much larger slightly curved horns that come out of the sides of her head, which appear to be cut off. She also has one pair of deformed fangs that usually stick out of her mouth, and her tongue is snake-like.

    For attire, she dons a slightly oversized pale purple t-shirt with ripped sleeves, alongside green shorts with ripped bottoms. She also wears yellow sandals. Her most distinct article of clothing is her two golden cuffs on her wrists, although those were removed by Zagan as of "The Phantom of the Theme Park."

    In "Trust Me," she wears a blue Pauline T-shirt that goes a bit off-shoulder with purple sunglasses.

    Personality Courtney is a crass, insensitive, selfish, and fun-loving demon. She is first introduced as one of Temeluchus' underlings who went to seek out sacrifices as choices for the former to possess, having little to no care of what Barney and Norma have to say. At first, she doesn't care much about humans or their feelings, though, after Barney and Pugsley move into the park and get the job alongside Norma, she softens up a bit while learning more about humans.

    Despite appearing to not care about other people's feelings other than her own, she is shown to have a bit of empathy after she realizes she had upset Norma even more in "The Pauline Phoenix Experience," and during "Into the Fire," she fully emphasizes with Temeluchus, since both of them have been changed due to humanity. She even decides to stay with her friends rather than go back to Necropolis.

    Throughout the second season, Courtney has begun to show a more caring side, especially towards her friends. While she does remain to be insensitive, as shown in the episode, "Take the Angels Bowling," when she puts Pugsley down by calling him useless in her panic, she is also seen to be a bit emotionally unaware as well, considering the fact she wasn't aware of what tears were after having a small breakdown in "Evil Twins Are People Too." She is also cold and rude towards those she doesn't know, and has a moody demeanor.

    Abilities Immortality Courtney, like most non-human beings, is immortal. Although her exact age is unknown, she has been quoted saying "I'm like, 1000 years old" in "Phantom of the Theme Park" as well as stating that her spell book was "10,000 years overdue" in "Wait time 22 minutes".

    Teleportation Courtney teleporting As an otherworldly entity, Courtney possesses some traits of Demons strangely, with one of her most iconic abilities being teleportation. It takes no effort and can be done at any moment, and unlike other Demons, who teleport in a realm of fire, leaving an aftereffect, Courtney simply "poofs"; leaving behind a small cloud that resembles her colors alongside some angelic symbols following afterwards. The only time she cannot teleport is if there's a barrier of some kind, such as the angelic barrier that surrounded the Prison on the fourth plane. No matter how much she tried, she couldn't teleport until the barrier was broken.

    Teleportation can also be used in a strategic manner, such as when Pugsley is falling from the Prison, Courtney teleports short distances quickly to catch up to him and successfully grab him. Another example would be when Temeluchus tried to injure Courtney during the Demon Invasion, with the latter dodging the attacks at the last second by teleporting.

    Fire Breathing Another trait she strangely inherits from Demons is the ability to breath fire. She very rarely uses this attack, as it's only used once in "Into The Fire." Fire emits from her mouth and she is uninjured by the flames.

    Musical Talent (Temporary) Just like the other characters in "The Phantom of the Theme Park," through the use of Pugsley’s magical spell, Courtney possessed the temporary ability to break out into song at any given moment. She had her own solo number, "Down There," where she sang about how good it would be to go back "home," and had a part in "Phantom of the Theme Park," singing about how she needed to go home, and that she didn't belong on the neutral plane. The spell wore off at the end of the episode, and since then she hasn't sang.

    Courtney can also perform spells and other types of magic when reading the demonic book of spells, such as:

    Possession Soul Sealing Trivia Despite having they/them pronouns in the comics, Courtney uses she/her in the show. Hamish Steele explained this change was made to avoid the controversial "non-human, non-binary" trope and was persuaded to use the pronouns of her voice actress, Emily Osment, when she was cast. He also believes Courtney is not strongly aware of gender anyhow, and would be fine with any pronouns.[1][2] In "The Nightmare Before Christmas in July," it's revealed that she likes eating trash. There were a couple of hints of Courtney being an angel. Yellow particles would appear any time she poofs, just as they do when angel magic is done. In a line she sings in her song "Down There," she says, "I've read every book about demons", insinuating that she's never really been to Hell. In the episode Take the Angels Bowling, Fingers says that she's a superstar "upstairs" strengthening the clue of her being an angel Next to Pugsley, she is the shortest character in the main cast. Her larger horns are able to emote depending on how she feels. When Courtney possesses someone, her slit pupils and deformed fangs remain. In the episode "Norma Khan: Paranormal Detective," it's revealed that she has black-colored tears. In the episode "Trust Me," it was revealed Courtney had originally feared that she would never be able to return to Necropolis. In "The Phantom of the Theme Park," it is revealed that the cuffs she wears on her wrists - the ones stopping her from entering the Elevator - were put on her by angels, and that she herself is not aware of this. In the episode "Going Up," it's revealed she is not a demon, but in fact a "Fallen Angel"; Angels who have their halos broken off.

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    Gord (phylum demollusca) is one of the minor characters in the Netflix animated series, Dead End: Paranormal Park. It is a Demon from Plane 11.

    Status: Alive Biographical Information Species: Demon (phylum demollusca) Physical Traits Gender: Unknown Skin: Red Eyes: Yellow, Black Connections Friends/Allies: Norma (Acquaintance) Barney Pugsley Courtney Badyah Logs

    Biography Gord comes from the blood swamps of Gagan (Plane 11). It eventually starts to inhabit Earth, mostly lurking around Phoenix Parks, particularly in the Scare Square’s star attraction, Dead End. Throughout the first season, Gord just lurks about, with not many of the parks populous taking notice of it outside of Courtney.

    Gord Smile Gord smiling.

    In the second season, however, Gord is finally noticed by Barney, Norma, and Pugsley as they successfully capture the demonic slug as a part of their new duties at the park. Once it is trapped in the elevator, though, it notices a creepy hand coming inside through the top of structure, terrifying the slug. It appears to make it out of the situation alive as when the crew goes bowling, it shows up next to Courtney, with the latter begrudgingly saying that they can keep it, earning a small smile from the slug.

    Throughout the remainder of the second season, Gord hangs out with the main cast on occasion, particularly with Norma. Such as in "Evil Twins Are People Too,” where it watches Norma look back at a recording for one of the episodes of her podcast, and in "The Ride of a Lifetime,” where it sits atop the TV when Norma, Badyah, and Pugsley were going to watch The Night Hag. It even helps the crew out sometimes, such as in "Going Up,” it tells Badyah and Logs about the current situation that was going on in the fourth plane.

    Appearance Gord is a small red colored hotdog-shaped demon with a small pointed nose, thin black eyebrows, and a mouth. Its eyes are oval shaped and have a bright yellow sclera, dawning thick black slit pupils. In terms of texture, Courtney describes it as "a slug made of sand paper."

    In "Wait Time: 22 Minutes,” Gord wears a diaper.

    In "The Phantom of the Theme Park,” Gord wears a Pauline wig.

    In "The Trials of Barney,” it wears a Barney mask.

    Abilities Reproducing - if Gord is sliced in half, the part that had been removed will form another Gord. Regeneration - If a Gord reproduces, the original body will regrow the part it had lost. It also appears to be able to separate into multiple tiny Gords and reform, as shown in "Take the Angels Bowling,” when Courtney tried and failed to catch it with a net and it split and reformed on her head. Trivia Gord speaks through select noises, with no proper dialogue. The sounds it can make are; An imitation of a crow in "Trust Me.” The classic dial-up noise in "Into the Fire.” A vacuum cleaner in "Take the Angels Bowling.” Wailing sirens. A cacophony. A woman screaming. Car horn honks in "Evil Twins Are People Too.” Telephone ringing. A squeaky toy. Gord gets around by moving like a worm, or a slug. Gord also appears to be able to fit into any container as shown when Barney traps it in a vase and throws it into the elevator. It is unknown whether it can teleport or fit into small spaces, as it appeared back next to Courtney when the elevator had still been closed. It is supposed to appear in every episode, but mistakenly doesn’t in one episode of the first season, that being "Norma Khan: Paranormal Detective." It is the first character to appear in the shows intro sequence (not counting the billboard of Pauline Phoenix it is atop of.)

26. #26Eduardo

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    Eduardo is one of the tritagonists in Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, voiced by comedian/voice actor Tom Kenny. He speaks with a strong Spanish accent, sometimes even using Spanish words.

    Appearance Eduardo is a muscular 7-foot tall (to his horns), 542-pound monster-like "guardian friend". He resembles a mixture of a minotaur and beasts from Maurice Sendak's Where the Wild Things Are with purple fur, angled horns, sharp fangs, a pinkish-purple ape-like face, a black scribbly unibrow, black claws, and purple devil-like tail. He wears a black belt with skull-shaped buckle and silver circles, and gray pants and shoes.

    Personality Frightened Eduardo in his frightened expression.

    Despite his menacing appearance, Eduardo is one of the gentlest friends in the entire house. He speaks in third person most of the time. He sometimes speaks in Spanish phrases or words, commonly calling Bloo "Azul". Essentially, it can be considered that he speaks "Spanglish". Despite being a protector friend, he's a total coward; as noted in "House of Bloo's" by Wilt, he wouldn't hurt a fly because, as Eduardo pointed out, he's too scared of them. Despite his fear, when motivated, by either need or fear from an actual threat, he is a powerful protector. However, he takes little to no initiative to protect himself because of his gentleness, despite being able to pummel far larger beings than himself into the ground. He is also jealous of Bloo because he is "cooler", to the point where he "stole his thunder" in "Better Off Ed".

    During "Cuckoo for Coco Cards" on Coco's imaginary friend trading cards, Eduardo is classified first as a "big fat baby", then a "chicken," then a "scaredy cat" before being finally upgraded to "crazy idiot" after much trying.

    While Eduardo is very timid, he is also immensely strong, as shown when he is motivated by the need to protect his friends from threats, perceived or otherwise. He often shows his strength by accident when suddenly frightened as well. This caused him to be a favorite contender in an imaginary friend fighting contest, as he would get scared and then end up inadvertently defeating his opponents. It has also been implied that he can be quite intimidating when he is angered (usually when his friends are under what he perceives to be a threat). Surprisingly, Eduardo's horns are incredibly strong, capable of withstanding a full-on impact into the Extremosaur cage in "House of Bloo's," and Eduardo often (accidentally) knocks out targets upon running into them, such as a terrified Mr. Herriman in "Who Let The Dogs In?" Eduardo has also nurtured a pink elephant squeaky toy like a baby in "Squeakerboxxx," even going as far to name it Paco. He also has many Beanie Baggies (a Beanie Baby parody).

    If there was any food he was to eat, it would be potatoes: He is commonly heard saying, "I like potatoes." In "Who Let The Dogs In?" he is shown to be fond of dogs (particularly puppies) and he eventually adopts a dog, Chewy. In "One False Movie," we learn that one of his favorite TV shows is Lauren is Explorin', an obvious spoof of Dora The Explorer.

    Claus-0006 Eduardo gets dressed up for Christmas.

    He also loves Christmas, as seen in "A Lost Claus," where he puts a Christmas wreath on his skull belt buckle, sleigh bells on his tail, paints his horns to resemble candy canes, and even places mistletoe on one of his horns and kisses everyone in sight. He is also very rich: During the episode "The Buck Swaps Here," Eduardo finds an American dollar worth $100. Later, after it has been used to buy a pink dollhouse for $99.99 American dollars, he saves the last penny in a safe hidden beneath his Beanie Baggies, and it is revealed that he has at least five gold bars and many dollar bills, as well as four or five diamonds, and is a financial genius, making a fortune by investing in children's toys stocks. This mostly includes the metafictional Beanie Baggie franchise of which Eduardo is a huge fan, keeping a massive collection of them in his room. It was also discovered in "The Buck Swaps Here" that he likes girls' dolls.

    History EdandNina Ed and his creator, Nina Valerosa, when she was young. Nina is on Ed; the character on the right is Nina's then-baby brother.

    Nina Valerosa Nina is currently a police officer.

    In the one-hour movie "Good Wilt Hunting", it was revealed that Eduardo was created by a young girl named Nina Valerosa, who grew up to be a police officer. She created Eduardo to scare off all the bullies in her dangerous neighborhood that is presumably in Mexico (which probably contributed to his menacing appearance, despite being, in reality, the most affectionate member of the house). She also needed someone to care for her little brother and who liked doing girl things with her (such as having tea parties). Eduardo also taught Nina how to be brave. She calls him her "adorable little chicken bull" (in Spanish).

    It all started in an alley where Nina was being chased by two bullies and her fear brought Eduardo to life, which scared them away. But when these same bullies realized he would be unwilling to protect himself, it fell upon her to protect him. According to her, this was Eduardo's true purpose: to teach her to face her own fears.

    Eduardo still cares for Nina and is fiercely protective of her; When she was questioning a trio of crooks about Wilt's location and they refused to talk, all she had to do was pretend she was in danger and Eduardo shook the bus so violently that the crooks gave in within seconds. Nina also still cares for Eduardo, and during her stay, she makes sure Eduardo is nearby, so he can be kept out of trouble. Nina often behaves as a stoic, by-the-book police officer, but she becomes extremely cheerful whenever Eduardo cradles her in his arms.

    Episode Appearances Eduardo appears in every episode Except "Frankie My Dear", "Squeeze the Day", "Mondo Coco" and "Race for Your Life, Mac & Bloo" although he is mentioned in "Squeeze the Day".

    FusionFall Fusion Fall Eduardo In the future, apparently, Fuse's henchmen destroyed Foster's in the future, leaving him homeless and the only character from Foster's that has survived to this point (except maybe Coco, still unclear). During the mission to gain the Eduardo Nano, he's within Fusion Eduardo's Lair and needs your help to reach Samurai Jack, who he greatly respects, before taking on his Fusion. His Nano is the last one that can be made in the future before the player can head to the past.

    EduardosNano When the player is heading to the past in the time machine Eduardo is there saying bye to him/her before him/her leaves to go to the past with the Nano creation blueprints.

    In the past, Eduardo is at Foster's Home and can still give out missions and help guard the house from Fusions, such as Fusion. Strangely, during a mission for Bubbles in the past, the Fusion Eduardo was eventually discovered as the one helping the player and Bubbles (finding the orange chalk used to write the note that the player retrieves after the Fusion is defeated in his lair), probably due to imagination energy having some strange effect on the Fusions of the Foster's characters. This is later proven after the player deals with Fusion Coco. He is also at Mt. Neverest when the hero graduates.

    Trivia Eduardo has been seen naked five times in the series, in "Land of the Flea", "The Big Cheese" (and its different-perspective retelling "The Little Peas"), "Cheese A Go-Go", and partially in "Imposter's Home for Um... Make 'Em Up Pals". Eduardo's favorite food is of the potato variety. He even carries around a potato sack, which has been seen in "Bloooo" and "The Sweet Stench of Success". Eduardo's stuffed bunny's head gets ripped off by Chewy in "Who Let the Dogs In?" but in later episodes, the toy is in one piece, showing he may have sewn it back together (or possibly got a new one). Despite Eduardo having a large mouth, he is always seen eating food in small, human-sized servings and quantities, rather than eating large quantities whole. In two episodes - "The Buck Swaps Here" and "Bloo Tube" - Eduardo is dressed like a girl. The first time, it was while in a chase scene with the others that he goes into a costume stall and comes out dressed as Goldilocks or Shirley Temple. The second time, he dresses as Lauren from Lauren is Explorin' for an online video. In moments of sheer extreme and absolute terror, he reverts to Spanish, which is best exemplified in "Nightmare on Wilson Way" and "Good Wilt Hunting" (while shaking the bus he yells "Banditos esta muerto! Muerto!!"). Eduardo was featured as a toy in a kid's meal at American Burger King restaurants. Eduardo is an assist character in Cartoon Network: Punch Time Explosion and the XL version. He runs around the stage, dealing damage to opponents. Eduardo's personality is very similar to Bubbles from The Powerpuff Girls, another show created by Craig McCracken. Interestingly, in the game Punch Time Explosion XL, Bubble's synergy attack is with Eduardo. He runs around the screen with Bubbles on his head while she is shooting lasers out of her eyes. Another thing Eduardo has in common with Bubbles is they both speak Spanish and are attached to a stuffed animal they own. Tom Kenny, his voice actor, also voices SpongeBob SquarePants, the Narrator and Mayor from The Powerpuff Girls, Heffer from Rocko's Modern Life, Dog from CatDog, Chuck from Kid Cosmic, and many others. He owns a purple dragon plush that is similar to Spyro the Dragon. Coincidentally, Spyro the Dragon is also voiced by Tom Kenny. In the LATAM Spanish dub of the show, Eduardo has an American accent and says English words at times.

27. #27Dreadlos

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    Dreadlos a demonic figure, likely a devil or similar entity, is predominantly red, with a muscular, humanoid physique. Its skin appears smooth, and the musculature is highly defined, suggesting strength and power. It is naked. The head is crowned with a pair of large, upward-curving horns, further reinforcing its demonic nature. Its face features a menacing grin with sharp teeth and glowing yellow eyes that lack pupils, adding to its intimidating appearance. A tuft of dark hair spikes upward from the top of its head. Enormous wings sprout from its back. These are primarily red, matching the body, but have dark grey or black edges and tips, giving them a layered, feathered look. The wings are spread wide, suggesting a readiness for flight or a display of dominance. They have a flame-like, jagged quality at their lower edges. The hands and feet end in sharp, dark claws or talons, adding to his monstrous appearance.

    Dreadlos army of the Void: Void Claw Body: The creature has a muscular, athletic build with exaggerated musculature, particularly in the chest and abdomen. Its skin appears smooth. The overall color is a deep purple. Head: The head is a distinctive, pointed, flame-like shape, entirely purple, with a feature resembling a face mask outlined in thin, bright red lines. No other facial features are discernible. Limbs: The arms and legs are long and proportionally thick, continuing the muscular theme. The hands and feet end in sharp, pointed, dark gray/black claws. The fingers are long and tipped with red, giving the impression of extended, sharp fingernails or talons. Posture: The creature stands with its limbs slightly away from its body, claws extended, in a stance that suggests readiness or a display of power. Void Titan: Body: The creature is predominantly purple with a highly muscular physique. Its chest, arms, and legs are all heavily defined. Its posture is upright and slightly spread-legged, conveying a sense of power and stability. Head: The head is a distinctive, helmet-like structure that flares out to the sides, resembling wings or horns. Inside this headpiece are red, glowing, almond-shaped markings that appear to be eyes. There's no visible nose or mouth. Limbs: The arms are thick and powerful, ending in large hands with sharp, pointed, red claws. The shoulders have spiky, dark purple protrusions, adding to the creature's monstrous appearance. The legs are similarly muscular and end in large feet with pointed red claws, mirroring the hands. Details: The creature has ridges of dark purple along its shoulders and the backs of its hands. The claws on both hands and feet are consistently red and sharp. The musculature is clearly defined throughout the body. Void Talon: The creature has a humanoid upper body with defined musculature, akin to a supervillain's physique. Its head is sleek and angular, featuring sharp, wing-like protrusions that resemble the head of a manta ray or stingray. These wings have bright red markings that look like eyes. Instead of arms, it possesses four long, tentacle-like appendages that curve outwards and downwards from its back, mimicking the appearance of large wings. At the ends of these tentacles are what seem to be suckers, similar to a cephalopod's, colored red and black. Two more, shorter tentacles emerge from the creature's waist, curving down and also ending in these suckers. The lower body transitions smoothly into a long, curving purple tail culminating in the red, fish-like caudal fin. A dark gray/black V-shaped accent marks the point where the humanoid torso meets the tail. Void Lurker: The creature has a humanoid upper body with defined musculature, akin to a supervillain's physique. Its head is sleek and angular, featuring sharp, wing-like protrusions that resemble the head of a manta ray or stingray. These wings have bright red markings that look like eyes. Instead of arms, it possesses four long, tentacle-like appendages that curve outwards and downwards from its back, mimicking the appearance of large wings. At the ends of these tentacles are what seem to be suckers, similar to a cephalopod's, colored red and black. Two more, shorter tentacles emerge from the creature's waist, curving down and also ending in these suckers. The lower body transitions smoothly into a long, curving purple tail culminating in the red, fish-like caudal fin. A dark gray/black V-shaped accent marks the point where the humanoid torso meets the tail.

    Personality: Sarcastic, Ruthless, playfully evil, Cocky, Blood knight, Evil jokester.

    Abilities: Elemental manipulation, Supernatural strength and durability, Flight, Size manipulation, Void creature creation, Immortality, Energy manipulation and project, Multiversal Travel.

28. #28Nerissa

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    I'm Chelsea! Chelsea Van Der Zee! It's Dutch.

    "Chelsea" as she introduces herself to Ruby Queen Nerissa, known by her human disguise Chelsea Van Der Zee, or just Chelsea, is the main antagonist of Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken, she's a popular mermaid turned human from Oceanside High School.

    Appearance In her human disguise known as Chelsea, Nerissa has the appearance of a tall, slender, beautiful and fair-skinned teenager with pale blue eyes with fluttery eyelashes, and long, wavy and knee-length red hair. She also has light blue nail on her nails.

    For attire, Nerissa's choice of clothing is that of a navy-blue zigzag choker around her neck, small hoop-earrings with tiny turquoise decorations, a sleeveless, aquamarine ruffled crop-top, sparkly teal-blue bell-bottom loose jeans, and white sneakers.

    In her base mermaid form, the only change physically is gaining a turquoise mermaid tail with dark orange spikes and fin tips.

    In her giant (titan) mermaid form, Nerissa seems to have another mermaid form, possibly her original form, which is much larger than her human form and is around the size of a kraken. Her skin becomes dark red with blue patterns, her eyes sport light blue sclera with red irises, her hair appears to be made out of water, and her tail has turquoise areas on her spikes and fin tips.

    Biography Nerissa, the queen of the mermaids, had a rivalry with Grandmamah and Agatha. After the battle of the trident, she attempted to steal the Trident of Oceanus back but was unsuccessful and presumed dead.

    Years later, she discovers that Agatha’s daughter is living in the surface and enrolls at Oceanside high school under the name Chelsea Van Der Zee to manipulate her into getting the Trident. She takes credit for Ruby saving Connors life and basks in the students praise while attempting to befriend Ruby.

    Personality Nerissa is self-absorbed and thinks the world revolves around her. She is a "Little Miss Perfect" type character with very high standards at Oceanside High School, given the fact that the students love everything about her. She is a deception-master, as evidenced that none of the humans suspect who Nerissa really is, and she lacks remorse for manipulating people, and her true focus is getting power for herself. She appears to be somewhat sadistic and hates the Gilman family with a passion, and presumably all krakens.

    According to Ruby's grandmother, like other Mermaids, she is vain, selfish, and narcissistic, which is easily seen even in her human form (wherein she has a persona of a dim-witted, selfish, and yet somewhat caring girl who feels just as detached from reality as Ruby does and dreams of peace between the krakens and mermaids.

    The PSA promo states that Chelsea is a mermaid, they are "charming and peaceful creatures" at least to humans, however, they are actually described as violent, unpredictable, vain, and power-hungry narcissists.

    Abilities Mermaid Physiology: Like Krakens, Nerissa's form changes between land and water to accommodate for living on both. Land-Water Adaptability: While on land, Nerissa grows a pair of human legs. While in water, her legs are replaced with a fish tail. Underwater Breathing: While in her mermaid form, Nerissa is capable of breathing underwater. Super Speed: Nerissa is shown to be able to move incredibly fast under water on par with Ruby. Agelessness: Nerissa looks like a teenager despite being at least as old as Agatha Gillman. She states that mermaids don't age. Abilities with the Trident When using the Trident, Nerissa takes on a more monstrous looking mermaid form that allows her to stand up to krakens.

    Size Changing: With the Trident, Nerissa grows to gigantic size, rivaling krakens. Super-Strength: Nerissa gains great strength proportionate to her size. This strength is enough to tackle krakens. Trivia Chelsea's design is most likely a reference to Ariel from The Little Mermaid, as they're both mermaids with red hair, blue eyes, and a turquoise tail. However, Ariel’s tail is greener. Chelsea appears to be able to shapeshift to some degree, as she has a human form and a mermaid form which appear very different form her presumed true form. Chelsea states mermaids don't age, so its likely she's the same age as Ruby's mother, Agatha Gillman, or possibly even Grandmamah. Chelsea's design and name is inspired by Chelsea Belcha, a story Artist at Dreamworks who worked on The Bad Guys, & the Oscar-nominated Puss In Boots: The Last Wish, but her personality is based on Regina George from Mean Girls. She says the name Van Der Zee is Dutch. This could be a reference to the character Chelsea Daniels from That’s So Raven, who was played by Dutch-American actress Anneliese Van Der Pol. ”Van Der Zee” is faux-Dutch for “of the sea”, further foreshadowing that she is a mermaid. In an early draft, Chelsea was more of a delinquent and her “bonding time” with Ruby involved her stealing someone else’s bike and tying a knot in the air tube of a scuba diver. In addition she had hypnotic powers. She also truly was Nerissa’s daughter and her motivations was to avenge her mothers death in addition to regaining the throne of the ocean. However, the filmmakers resolved to make Chelsea a disguise and alias for Nerissa so Agatha wouldn't have blood on her hands. In the trailer, when she first meets Ruby, Chelsea ousts her as a kraken and is more antagonistic. This is contrary to the movie where Chelsea attempts to bond with Ruby right away as part of her plan to manipulate her. Nerissa's name is derived from the nereids of Greek mythology. A group of 50 sea nymphs which were partial inspiration for the myths of mermaids. Nerissa claimed to have a mother who died, but in reality Nerissa never had a daughter and she was Nerissa herself. Nerissa’s voice actress Annie Murphy have never been in a major motion picture, this is her major film debut. She is based on Regina George from Mean Girls. She also shares a namesake with the former guardian villain of W.I.T.C.H. (a Disney/Jetix show). She also is based on Gwen Grayson / Royal Pain from Sky High. Although it is not said in the film, the director Kirk DeMicco confirmed in a tweet that Nerissa was in love with a human named Frapi with whom she had a relationship, this was not presented in the film because that love relationship did not fit with the story.

29. #29The Missing Link

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    The Missing Link is one of the deuteragonists in the DreamWorks film, Monsters vs. Aliens. He is a 20,000-year-old fish-ape hybrid who was found frozen and thawed out, only to escape and wreak havoc at his old lagoon habitat.

    Background The Missing Link came into existence about 20,000 years ago, apparently of a half-catfish, half-gorilla species. Others of his kind have never been found. His extended lifespan allowed him to live for 5,000 years before he was frozen during an ice age and lapsed into suspended animation.

    In 1961, scientists discovered him buried in a glacier, then carved an ice block around him out of the glacier to transport him to a lab. For unknown reasons, possibly a mistake on the part of the scientists, Missing Link thawed out and attacked the lab. Afterwards, he escaped and terrorized a beach before being captured by the government.

    Personality “Susan Murphy: And you. You hardly need an introduction; you're the Missing Link! You personally carried off 250 co-eds off Cocoa Beach, and still had the strength to fight off the National Guard! The Missing Link: And the Coast Guard. And also the Life Guard'” ―Susan Murphy and The Missing Link[src] Despite being one of the most fearsome monsters in his prime, The Missing Link grew older, surly and developed what appeared to be a beer-gut when captured due to his lack of exercise and activity in his imprisonment regimen. Unlike his fellow prisoners - such as Doctor Cockroaches constant escape plans and B.O.B.'s lack of concern for his captivity - Link was more pessimistic and thought that there was never going to be any escape due to the monsters that have died imprisoned and the constant routine failures of Doctor Cockroach's escape plans.

    When introduced, Link was arrogant about his many feats and became so stir-crazy for action that he was overconfident enough to claim he could defeat the giant robot terrorizing San Francisco by himself and later eating his words over realizing its size and defenses. His boastful side was evident around Susan, whom he was somewhat attracted towards such as when he claimed to have done one thousands weights in her presence when he was actually exhausted over having done eight. Despite his arrogance, Link was friendly with his monsters trapped inside Area 51. He did consider Cockroach a quack and often mocked his failures yet they were shown to be friendly enough to play cards together. Both he and Cockroach were protective towards B.O.B. as they hid the news that The Invisible Mam had died for twenty years as to spare him from that pain and seemed concerned what would happen to B.O.B. when he was turned into a bomb by Doctor Cockroach.

    Of all monsters, Link has the closest bond with Insectosaurus. He is the only one who can understand him and his feelings. He was so upset by Insectosaurus' supposed death that it caused him to break from his macho act and break down in tears.

    However, after stopping the robot probe from destroying San Francisco, a change in Link's character can be witnessed. Having desired combat initially, Link was exhausted before he ever reached the battle and because of this he was the only monster to not contribute to the robots defeat; Susan's heroism and strength being the only cause of their success. Doctor Cockroach notes that in spite of all his tough talk earlier, Link was outshone and no longer the monster he used to be, depressing him greatly (although at the same he tried to pass it off as sleep deprivation). This is also displayed by his behavior around the Murphy's house. Where he usually boasted about his plans to scare people, he quickly became saddened over the realization that he had ultimately lost his mojo over the years. In spite of this, Link regains his confidence during Susan's speech and when Insectosaurus' was killed. The death of his friend jolts Links to act and save the world from the invasion of Gallaxhar. He showed selflessness when he encouraged Susan to abandon them to save herself on the evil alien's ship and they were able to save the planet and no longer seeks the recognition as a monster. Now fighting anyone that threatens the Earth with his fellow monsters, Link has given up on his desire to relive his glory days by simply scaring people to become a hero instead.

    Even after this, Link still retains his more monstrous traits which are now in a more comedic light. He still seems to enjoy his recognition as a monster when a child dressed like him and showed great eagerness to scare the children of Modesto even if it is no longer malicious. Yet once again on Halloween, he was upset to find that he was not considered scary by the children. However, his confidence seemed to boost when he scared a mutant carrot so bad that it exploded, remarking "[he] still got it".

    Appearance Link is a hybrid between a monkey and a fish. It's predominantly olive-green with a lighter, beige underbelly.

    Body Build and Posture: The creature has a somewhat stocky build, with limbs proportionately sized to its body. Its posture is crouched, as if it's playfully advancing or reaching towards something. The body appears smooth with a slightly scaly texture. It has a fish-like tail.

    Head and Facial Features: The head is large relative to its body, with a broad, flat face. Its skin is textured, giving it a somewhat wrinkled appearance. Its eyes are large, round, and bright red, adding a sense of alertness or mischievousness to the expression. The nose is relatively small and flat, blending into the facial structure. The creature has a wide, open mouth revealing a set of visible teeth, conveying a cheerful and possibly playful expression.

    Hair/Fin Style, Color and Length: The creature has short, spiky, fin-like protrusions on the top and sides of its head, suggesting aquatic characteristics. These are a similar olive-green to its body; the fins on its tail are a lighter teal.

    Skin Tone: The creature’s skin displays a range of olive-green tones and textured patches, suggesting it might be amphibious or aquatic in nature.

    Clothing: The creature is not wearing any clothing.

    Powers and Abilities 1007649 height370 width560 The Missing Link approaching Ginormica

    The Missing Link is a fish-ape hybrid, and thus, he has several abilities that are similar to those of fish and apes.

    Link can literally swim like a fish. He can swim at speeds exceeding any human, and most fish, fir that matter. This ability is boosted by his ability to breathe amphibiously.

    He is also possessed of superhuman strength, which boosts his ape-like climbing ability and humanoid fighting skills. He calls himself a ninja, and does in fact seem to have some martial arts skill.

    Role in the film Once contained in the government prison for monsters, the Missing Link found himself sharing the prison with Dr. Cockroach, B.O.B., and his minion Insectosaurus. He forged a friendship with Insecto, being the only one able to understand the colossus's communication. In 2008, the first female monster, a giantess named Susan Murphy (later to be called Ginormica) joined the prison. Link took the opportunity to show off his martial arts skills, but hurt himself in the process.

    A massive alien probe crashed into California soon after this, and the President ordered General W. R. Monger, who was also the monsters' warden, to unleash the monsters on the giant robotic probe. Link and Cockroach split ways to distract the robot, Link swimming through the sewers of San Fransisco at high speed. He tried to emerge from a manhole dramatically, but banged his head on the manhole cover. Link then slowly pushed the cover off and continued on his way. He regrouped with Cockroach and B.O.B. in a rocket van made by the mad scientist, which soon lost control and skidded into the sea.

    Link and the other monsters regrouped on the Golden Gate Bridge, but Link himself kept getting hurt and actually didn't manage to do anything to the giant robot probe. He awakened, prepared to fight, but Ginormica had already defeated the robot mostly by herself. Link then had a red metal girder fall on his head.

    Link and the others were then given their freedom by General Monger, and Ginormica wanted to go to her old home. Link and the others accompanied her, curious to meet her family. After an awkward introduction, Ginormica left her companions with her parents while she went off to find Derek, her old boyfriend. Link immediately made for the pool, but the chlorine made his eyes sting, and Link reacted to this by stumbling half-blind around the yard. The already spooked humans at the house, both Susan's parents and their other guests, all ran off at this point, breaking the fence on their way. Link and the others, with nothing better to do, went off to find Susan. This they did at a gas station. Susan lamented her boyfriend leaving her for selfish reasons, then decided that he didn't matter. She was fine on her own and was even better with her new friends. Link warned her not to shortchange herself, but she assured him she wouldn't, ever again.

    Right then Susan was abducted by a massive alien ship in the sky, with Link and the others unable to do anything, including Insecto, who was shot with the ship's defense cannon. Link was convinced that Insecto was dead and mourned the loss. He then bolstered the other monsters to find a way into the mother ship, find Susan, and rescue her.

    Using jet packs given to them by General Monger, the three, Link, Dr. Cockroach, and B.O.B., were able to fly in through the mother ship's docking bay. Noting the army of Gallaxhar clones, B.O.B. suggested the three of them disguise themselves as clones, donning the uniforms that all the clones wore. Link was at first skeptical, but, seeing a clone pushing Susan along, tried to order him to halt. The clone, apparently bored with his current assignment, ordered Dr. Cockroach to continue his task of bringing Susan to the incinerator. The clone also had Dr. Cockroach take Link as well, thinking Link was a defective clone.

    Of course Dr. Cockroach did not take the two of them to the incinerator, but did go in that direction, since the ship's control center was right over the cloning machine. The Doctor intended to take out the control center through some technological means, and started relating his plans to the others,, but B.O.B. blew the disguised monsters' cover by firing a previously acquired gun at a clone accidentally. Under orders from Gallaxhar, all the clones then attacked the monsters. Link himself used martial arts moves to take out many of the clones by hand. The group managed to make it into the control core, with Dr. Cockroach hacking into the console Dance-Dance Revolution style. This began a self-destruct sequence, and the monsters then ran for their lives, with only Susan making it out before the cloning room doors shut. The other monsters told Susan to go on without them, and to go back to her old life, since she now could.

    A few minutes later, the monsters were beginning to accept their fate, but Susan, transformed once more into Ginormica, broke them out a minute before the ship was going to blow. General Monger then showed up on a newly metamorphosed-into-a-butterfly Insectosaurus to carry all four away before the ship exploded.

    Back on the ground, the monsters were hailed as heroes, with the girls swarming over Link, much to his pleasure. General Monger then told the five monsters there was a giant snail slowly rampaging across France. Link piloted Insectosaurus away as the new heroes left to fight another day.

    Trivia Link looks a bit like a creature one might create on Spore and bears a resemblance to the Sea Monster from the same game. The Missing Link is a parody of the Gill-man from Creature from the Black Lagoon and King Kong. Both have an attraction towards beautiful females. Bradley Cooper, Chris Hemsworth, Sylvester Stallone, Jon Favreau, Chris Pratt, Bruce Campbell, Kyle Chandler, Shea Whigham, Billy Eichner, David Harbour, James Franco, Tom Hardy, Justin Bartha, Jason Sudeikis, and Jason Bateman were considered for the role of the Missing Link before Will Arnett was cast.

30. #30Teodora Villavicencio

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    Teodora Vicenta de la Purísima Concepción de la Inmaculada Trinidad Villavicencio[3][4] (although often only referred to as Teodora Villavicencio), occasionally affectionately referred to as "Teo”, and less affectionately as "Lady Teodora ", "Miss Teodora " and "Paris Hilton Wannabe",[5] as well as "Duchess of 'You'll See Now'",[6] "Marquise of 'Whew'"[6] and "La Condesa vicinity" [6] by herself, is a main character in La Leyenda and Legend Quest and a core member of Team Legend. While each of the main cast went through changes in the transition from Legend Quest, Teodora arguably went through the most changes, next to arguably Alebrije. Everything from her design to her personality, and most of all, her backstory were radically changed.

    In Legend Quest, Teodora was instead reworked into a girl who was sent into a coma by an oncoming truck that she didn't notice because she was busy on her phone. After her hospitalization, Teodora was given a spirit form by Catrina. Initially overjoyed, Teodora was singing and dancing sheer happiness.[7] Later, Teodora was given the choice of being with her parents or saving the world alongside Leo San Juan. After making the hard choice of leaving her parents and joining the fight against Quetzalcoatl, Teodora became one of Leo's best friends, though pretended to be a ghost the whole time. Teodora is still "girly" in this version, though has picked up several tomboyish traits, such as her scrappy spirit and willingness to fight her way out of dilemma's.

    Prior to Legend Quest Early life Teodora, full name Teodora Vicenta de la Purisima concepcion de la Imaculada Trinidad Villavicencio was born sometime in the 21st Century in a large, modern city within Mexico. She appeared to be a well-off kid, with expensive clothes and a modern cellphone. Teodora was shown to be very close to her mother, Mrs. Villavicencio, as the two would affectionately hug each other, as see in "Golem". Teodora may have also had a close relationship with her father, given his reaction to her hospitalization.

    Hospitalization "Imagine a girl. She wasn't a bad person, but she wasn't always as present as she could've been. [...] When she woke up, everything had changed. Saw her mom cry. She heard the doctors. They said that the girl would never wake up again. But they didn't know she was there.Then, the lady appeared. She said she was a friend. The lady tought the girl how to step outside her own body. For the first time in months, the girl was free. She could move, she could sing. But, there was a catch. The lady told her she could stay with her loved ones, but the whole world would be forfeit. But she explained, there was a boy in the past, who needed her help to save it all. The girl said goodbye. And pushed her spirit through time all the way back to you, Leo. She gave up everything she had to come to you."" — Marcella, explaining Teodora's past.

    "I can't believe it. The girl I knew, The girl I traveled with, and all this time, she's been here, stuck inside her own body." - Leo learning about Teodora's past. "Golem"

    Information of this section may only be canon to the Legend Quest Timeline.

    Teodora Before Coma The fateful Night

    Late one evening, Teodora was out by herself walking on a busy street. Teodora wasn't a bad person, but she wasn't as present as she should've been, instead she was someplace else mentally. As such, Teodora was to busy on her phone to notice her surroundings. She walked past a stop sign without a care in the world and paid the ultimate price for it. Without noticing the noise, Teodora was hit by a large truck, leaving her in a comatose state.[7]

    Teodora Coma Teodora in the hospital

    In the hospital, Teodora woke up. She saw her mother weeping, her father mourning and the doctor solemnly say that she would never wake up again. Little did they know that Teodora was present, but unable to be seen. Teodora was then greeted by a female Spirit by the name of Catrina. The woman taught Teodora how to step outside of her body in a form of Astral Projection.[7]

    Gaining her astral form Teodora Spirit Singing and Dacing

    Teodora was overjoyed. She sung and danced, however their was a catch. Teodora could spend her time with her loved ones once more as a family, but she would doom the Earth to Quetzalcoatl's wrath. The woman showed Teodora visions of cities burning under the Serpents might, but explained to her that their was a boy in the past who needed her help to save the world from his tyranny. Of course, that boy would end up being Leo San Juan.[7]

    Teodora Goodbye The hard goodbye

    Teodora wanted to spend time with her family, she truly did, but she knew what she had to do. Through her astral form, she said goodbye to her mother and pushed her spirit all the way through time itself to be with Leo, Don Andrés and Alebrije.[7]

    Meeting Leo Not much is known about how she met Leo, but he remarked that she, along with Alebrije and Don Andrés just showed up at his door one day. It is unknown when this was, though given the fact that Peter was 'used' to Leo's weirdness and not Marcella's, whose been in Puebla for months, it's likely they met several months or years prior to the events of The Prophecy as Leo said he didn't solve ghost problems anymore, hinting that he had been doing it for a long time, long before the events of The Prophecy.

    Call to action Teodora EP 1 First Shot And The Dead Have Much To say "And the dead have much to say!"

    When Leo is in a class regarding shamanism and paganism, he can hardly stay awake, presumably tired from the stress brought about by his ghost friends. When he's about to fall asleep, Teodora appears before him, saying "And the dead have much to say" in a playfully creepy manner in order to get Leo's attention. Her trick works and she quickly gets Leo's undivided attention. Teodora then reveals the real reason why she appeared before him, to get him prepare for the upcoming darkness and evil that Don Andrés warned him of prior.[10]

    Teodora Angry EP 1 Teo anrgy at Leo

    However, Leo refuses to listen. Teodora assures Leo that the rising evil is real and calls him out that he's being selfish and self-centered by ignoring. Once again, he refuses to listen and demands for her to leave, she does, but does so furiously. Much to Leo's chagrin, his argument with Teodora didn't go unnoticed by the class and several students called him crazy for yelling at what they perceived to be nothing.[10]

    Teodora playing charades Teodora playing charades

    Sometime later, Teodora is playing a friendly game of charades with Alebrije and Don Andrés in a barn in Puebla. After their game is interrupted by Leo they get into another argument. This time their argument ends with Leo saying that he doesn't want them to be in his life, period. While Teodora and Don Andrés try to warn him once again, he doesn't listen and they all sadly fly away.[10]

    The conquering of Puebla Later that night, the entire city of Puebla is overrun by a mysterious, monkey-like monster who turns their victims into a zombie like state. As Leo is about to get attacked by a zombified Marcella, he's saved in the nick of time by Teodora who punches the zombie Marcella right in the face, hard enough to knock her into a nearby fountain. Their reunion is short lived however, as they quickly find themselves surrounded by even more zombies.[10]

    Leo And Friends EP 1 The gang reunites

    Don Chicken "You're not going anywhere, Don Chicken"

    As they get to the monastery, Leo finds it to be chained shut. The boy gives up and tells the others that he isn't worth it and they should save themselves. While Don Andrés was okay with leaving him, Teodora was not. She was going to fight the entire horde of zombies just to protect Leo, a notion that Alebrije shared. However, the zombies weren't at all interested in them and instead directly went towards Leo. Thankfully, the group is saved by Friar Godofredo, who gives them refuge within the monastery's walls.[10]

    Teodora revealing herself Teodora revealing herself to the Father

    Within the Monastery, Teodora and Don Andrés both reveal themselves to Friar Godofredo, who attempts that he always knew Leo could see Ghosts, much to Leo's chagrin. After the group hear monsters banging on the door, Friar Godofredo leads them into a library within the Monastery so they can do research on the fiends. He then informs the group that he's noticed signs of something 'otherworldly', which causes Teodora to smugly agree. Leo and the Friar quickly deduce that the monsters are actually "Horroroso", the heralds of Quetzalcoatl. After the Friar tells the story of Quetzalcoatl and how he wants to wipe out all of humanity to start a new world, Teodora sarcastically replies with "That's going to take a big eraser". After noticing the banging on the door stopping, the group head out to check on the town. Now on a balcony, Teodora notices a single Horroroso, which she just calls "the ugly things", directing two, now zombified men to the Puebla market place. She then notices other Horroroso directing more civilians.[10]

    The end of the World Teodora gazing at the Horroroso Invasion

    Eerily, when asked what this all means, Friar Godofredo replies with saying that the end of the World has already begun. The group head back towards the library to devise a strategy to repel the invasion. The Friar finds a recipe for a Mystic Bomb, a weapon that would seal Quetzalcoatl's gateway if used properly. In an uncharacteristically defeatist tone, the Friar says they'll never get past the Horroroso to hurl the bomb into the gods portal, to which Leo and his friends interject and quickly come up with a plan.[10]

    Getting the Bomb Team Legend receiving the bomb

    Another Explosion A massive explosion going off

    The four then head back to their barn and begin to open their Airship. Don Andrés ask Leo if he wants to do this, Leo says that what he truly wants is just to be home with his Abuela, but if he wants that to happen, he has to do this first. This unexpected sprout of bravery causes Teodora to beam with excitement and joy as the group open up their airship. Now on the Airship, the group meets back up with Friar Godofredo. The Friar, now confused, ask them where they found such an aircraft but their conversation is cut short by a massive explosion from the other side of town. Realizing the urgency of the situation, the Friar tosses the bomb to the group.[10]

    Teodora worried for Leo After Leo tosses the bomb, one of the Horroroso catches it, to which Teodora shows great displeasure at. After Leo bravely goes to ground level to wrestle back to the bomb from the Horroroso, Teodora claims that he can't throw it far enough to reach the portal. Instead, Leo kicks the bomb directly into the portal, which sets off a massive explosion that ultimately seals the portal and keeps Quetzalcoatl at bay for the time being. Although initially overjoyed over the victory, Teodora quickly realizes that Leo may have died in the explosion and mourns his supposed death.[10]

    Teo The Lost of Puebla Teodora concerned for Leo after Puebla was demolished

    Thankfully, she realizes that Leo, though slightly injured, survived just fine, she even hugs Don Andrés out of joy as she and others cheer him on. Only moments later, after Quetzalcoatl destroys Puebla, leaving it as a valley of emptiness, Teodora and others save Leo with the Airship and mourn his lost, to which the Airship flies at mach speeds into the horizon.[10]

    High adventure Devil of New Jersey Really fast "How fast are we going?"

    Teodora, along with the rest of Team Legend are flying on the Airship as it's flying at top speed. Despite being a ghost, Teodora can hardly stay move on the ship due to its sheer speed. She ask Leo how fast they're going, but doesn't get a satisfactory response in "let's just go with really fast!". Visually annoyed by the response, Teodora's attention is soon set on Alebrije whose "flying". In actuality, Alebrije is being hurled off the ship.[11]

    Someplace boring "Someplace boring for sure"

    Eventually the skeletons Finado and Moribunda would expand the ships sails, causing the Airship to stop almost on a time, slinging Leo into a thick wooden pillar. As he staggers up, he ask Teodora were they are. She dryly tells him that she doesn't know, but it's someplace boring for sure. Briefly after Alebrije reassures the team that at least they're safe, Team Legend finds themselves under attacked. A cannonball fired by don below easily penetrates the ship and damages the sail, and after more blasts the Airship comes crashing down. Alebrije briefly manages to save the ship by blowing air into the sail, but as soon as the ship begins to exit from its free-falling state, Alebije begins to cheer and the ship falls anyway, much to Teodora's annoyance.[11]

    Turnpipe "So, we should stay off the turnpike, am I right?"

    After the team crash lands on New Jersey soil, Leo gets threatened by a town mob who consider him a devil worshiper, but he's quickly saved by the kind Thomas Decatur. After realizing they're in New Jersey, Teodora cracks a joke about New Jersey turnpikes, which baffles Leo and Don Andrés, leaving Teodora who sigh and say "my material is wasted on you guys". Thomas Decatur decides to take Leo to his workshop while Teodora and others follow suit. After seeing the contents of his workshop, Teodora is visually impressed over the amount of mechanical works and inventions Decatur has made over the years.[11]

    Teodora in the workshop Teodora revealing herself to Decatur

    As this is going on, Teodora urges Leo to tell Decatur of his ghost friends. Decatur notices that Leo is always looking away at something else and ask what's going on. Leo hesitantly reveals that his friends are ghost. Afterwards, Don Andrés and Teodora reveal themselves to Decatur. Don Andrés mentions how he experienced the "pain of being ignored", to which Teodora smacks up and tells him to shut his yap. Leo goes on to say how Teodora and Don Andrés helped him escape Puebla from destruction. Thomas Decatur is excited by the existence of phantoms, theorizing it to be true but never able to prove it.[11]

    "It's simple. Leo's talked to ghosts his whole life. But then his grandmother turned into a demon and there were all these other demons that we had to deal with, so--" — Teodora

    "Stop helping." — Leo

    Grandma turned into a demon "But then his grandmother turned into a demon"

    Shortly after, "Jacob" barges into the workshop and confronts Thomas about working with the supernatural. Leo attempts to calm everyone down and Don Andrés attempts to "help". As his "help" goes poorly, Leo ask Teodora for help instead. Annoyed, Teodora decides to "help" as well, by saying Leo has talked to ghosts his whole life, and that his grandma turned into the devil and how he had to "deal" with monsters and demons. Leo interrupts Teodora's rambling and tells her to stop helping him.[11]

    Attacked by the devilTeo Attacked by the Devil.

    Leo attempts to calm down the group once again by reassuring them that he and his friends have nothing to do with the notorious devil monster. Almost as soon as he says this, the Jersey Devil comes to wreak havoc once again. Teodora is frightened by the beast and ducks for cover when the Jersey Devil breathes fire around her and Leo. After Decatur remarks they only have one cannonball left, Teodoora chews him out, saying if he didn't shoot at them, they would would have more. Leo fires the last cannonball, but the Jersey Devil merely cuts through it. Teodora, along with her friends are visually horrified of the beast, but Leo throws an iron bucket at it, which hurts the Devil enough to make it fly away.[11]

    Teodora arrested Teodora being arrested

    After Leo drives away the beast, "Jacob" scolds the group for being the ones who brought the beast to their land to begin with. Teodora angrily cuts in, saying that they were protecting the townsfolk but "Jacob" is having none of it. He orders for the arrest of Leo and his ghost friends. He is forcefully dragged away and Alebrije is threatened to follow suit by weapon wielding townsfolk. Don Andrés solemnly follows his friends while Teodora is more annoyed and irritated by the whole event. Still, she follows them to the jail cell to await their future court.[11]

    "Okay, what's with you? You've been moping for hours!"

    Moping for hours Teodora scolding Leo

    Now in the jail cell, Teodora scolds Leo for moping for hours. Leo feels utterly defeated, being arrested the first day he leaves his hometown he gets arrested. Leo then goes onto say they don't have the first clue of what they're even doing and that'll he'll never see his Abuela again. Afterwards, the group are confronted by "Jacob" once more, who says their judgement time has come.[11]

    "We wouldn't want any judgment rendered by this court to be seen as, uh, biased. Tell me, are there any decent God-fearing lawyers who'd like to jeopardize their soul and defend these devils?" — "Jacob"

    "Yeah, that's fair" — Teodora

    I will Don Andrés agreeing to help Leo

    Teodora attends the court session, but is largely uninterested in the whole event. When Thomas stands up for Leo and demands the boy to get a fair trial, "Jacob" agrees, which shocks Teodora, only for him to spin the whole thing in his favor; by saying anyone who agrees to help Leo and friends are risking their souls to eternal damnation by devilry. Teodora sarcastically remarks at the fairness of this, but isn't at all surprised. Don Andrés decides to step up and help Leo and his friends as their lawyer.[11]

    Trial by fire Trial by fire

    Almost instantly, Don Andrés effectively condemns Leo and friends to a guilty verdict. Stressed out by the situation, Teodora keeps to her phone. Regardless, Don Andrés performance as a lawyer is enough to sway the entire town, sans "Jacob". Despite this, they're found guilty and sentenced to a "trial by fire". Along with her friends, Teodora is 'tied' to a stake to be burned. "Jacob" sentences them to death for their crimes of witchcraft and "New Jersey Devilry" as he's about to lite their stakes on fire when he's interrupted by the Jersey Devil.[11]

    "Oh come on!"

    Oh come on From bad to worse

    Although initially appearing to be "saved", Teodora quickly found herself in trouble once again as the Jersey Devil blasted their stakes with his own fire, leaving to be burned alive anyway. Of course, Teodora views this as more of an inconvenience rather than a life or death situation and treats it as such, bellowing her frustration accordingly. After Leo calls Don Andrés for still struggling to untie the knot, both the conquistador and girl levitate away from the knots, freeing themselves.[11]

    Saving Leo Teodora trying to save Leo

    After Thomas Decatur was kidnapped by the Devil, the town is left in flames. With Leo noticing a child among the flames, he desperately tries to untie himself in order to save the child. Teodora helps out Leo by trying to cut off the ropes. Leo however chews her out for being slow, passive aggressively implying her to speed up. After freed, Leo waste no time and braves the burning houses in order to save the child while Teodora watches in concern. Although the town no longer cares whether or not Leo and friends are witches, they've all given hope on what they can do to stop the monster. That is, until Leo gives a heart felt speech about tolerance, which unites the town once more.[11]

    A plan Coming up with a plan

    Even though the town is together and ready to work together to fend off the devil and save Thomas Decatur, who they most sorely misjudged, Don Andrés is concerned that they may not have a proper plan to do battle against the devil with. However, Teodora quickly comes up with a solution. The group of people enter Thomas Decatur's Workshop. Teodora though not doing any of the hard laber herself helps supervise the project by making sure the blueprints being drawn match the design she had pulled up.[11]

    Approval Approving the design

    Eventually the design is approved by Teodora, who gives a begrudging thumbs up. Later, Teodora is still supervising the creation of the invention. When Leo goes to see it, she announces that it's finished and ready to be used. Before they use the weapon to fend off the Jersey Devil, Leo ask Teodora if they have any of the old Cannonballs not used by Thomas Decatur. Teodora gives Leo a quizzical look but seems to see what he's getting at.[11]

    "You missed. You missed again. Come on. Is that the best you can do?" — Teodora

    Is that the best you can do Teodora insulting Leo's aim

    Teodora sat in the Tank with Leo as he did battle against the Jersey Devil. While Leo enthusiastically fought the beast, slinging puns and one liners in his excitement, Teodora simply insulted his skills, pointing out each and every time Leo missed his mark, which was several times. Leo eventually snapped at her, angrily asking if she wanted to switch. Teodora nonchalantly refused and went back to her phone as if nothing were happening.[11]

    "Hey, personal space!" — Teodora

    Teo scared Attacked by the Devil

    Persona Space Having her personal space invaded by the devil

    As the devil closes in, he attacks the Tank directly. Both Leo and Teodora are understandably scared by what is happening. Leo tries to book it to shrug off the monster but to no avail. The devil thrashes about and violently rips off the metal plating of the roof. haphazardly throwing his claws around, he manages to hit Teodora which messes with her astral form. Not at all injured, but annoyed, Teodora chews out the beast for invading her personal space. Still, the two remain in one piece as they reach their check point: Alebrije with a cannon.[11]

    "Oh no! Alebrije! Now!" — Teodora

    Alebrije! Teo hoping Alebrije can do his job

    Alebrije!2 "Alebrije!"

    Worried that Alebrije wont have the finesse to pull off his stretch of the mission, Teodora's expression becomes tense and anxious; a far cry from her usual cool or bored looks. The Devil begins to fly away, noticing Alebrije, but is caught by Leo who keeps him grounded, however, the Devil begins to repeatedly smash Leo's head against the walls of the tank. Concerned for her friends safety, Teodora demands Alebrije to fire the cannon. Alebrije does and the cannonball pierces through the Jersey Devil, killing the beast once and for all.[11]

    "That left a mark. Ew! And a puddle. Gross." — Teodora

    Gross Teo grossed out by Leo

    Teodora is impressed by the sheer potency of the cannonball and how it completely annihilated the Jersey Devil. She is however, grossed out by the residual "puddle" it created as a result of its death and is doubly grossed out by all of which fell on Leo, who is to injured to realize what had happened.[11]

    "Because of you, the town sees the values in Decatur's inventions. From now on, New Jersey will be a paradise." — Citizen of Leeds

    "Good luck with that." — Teodora

    Paradise Sadly, New Jersey has yet to become a paradise

    While Thomas Decatur helps Leo by repairing his Airship, a citizen of Leeds announces New Jersey will be a paradise. Teodora sarcastically remarks about such an idea.[11]

    The sleepless town After heading towards Germany, the group find themselves in Steinau, Germany. The group head around, seeing the sites of the sleepy town and are collectively intrigued yet disgusted by the sleepless inhabitants. The group checks out the Night's Inn after hearing that the Brotherhood were there. Instead, they found the Inn celebrated the life and times of The Brothers Grimm instead.

    After sleeping a night, Leo was assaulted by Nicht Mart.

    21st Century Teodora laid in her hospital bed, ignorant to the events happening around her as her astral form had been killed by Baba Yaga. Still, Teodora's comatose body played a significant role in the events of the story, having been the target of the Golem's wrath, and thus was protected by Leo and friends with their lives.

    Powers and abilities Despite what her girly attitude and appearance may suggest to those unlucky enough to get in a physical confrontation with her, Teodora is is a very capable, and strong fighter. She's capable of slugging enemies meters away and even break boulders in single strikes. Teodora is also rather intelligent, though not to the level of Leo. Teodora's social skills are, however, far greater than Leo's. She was able to quickly make friends with the citizens of Pompeii and generally gets along well with people that she doesn't have a rivalry with.

    Ghost powers Teodora Mainstay EP 2 Teodora levitating

    Being an astral projection, Teodora has powers comparable to that of ghosts. She can become invisible, fly, perform feats of superhuman strength and more. In the La Leyenda her powers are extended further with Teleportation, Superhuman Hearing, Telekinesis and more. However, being a ghost doesn't make Teodora invisible. She can be affected by very powerful physical monsters, magic and Gods.[18][19] In the La Leyenda films, despite being a true ghost, Teodora was corporeal and could be affected by other ghosts, monsters, humans and even plants.

    Astral Physiology: Although technically not a ghost, Teodora seems to have effectively the same physiology of one. As such, she has all the same powers as Don Andrés and other ghost. These powers include: Flight and Levitation: Teodora is able to freely fly around at her leisure, albeit, at relatively slow speeds. Although the flight appears to be slightly clunky at times, Teodora appears to have much control over. Selective Non-Corporeality/Intangibility: Another application of her ghost physiology is that Teodora can switch from being non-corporeal and corporeal. This can be seen in how she is unable to be hit by many monsters, yet can slug said monsters back. Selective Invisibility: One of Teodora's most useful powers, and by far her most used power (only rivaled by her levitation, which is a passive ability) is her invisibility. She is always invisible to everyone other than Leo, Japanese peoples, Other ghost and Alebrije. She can, however, become visible if she desires, and does so at many times, such as when she became visible to Thomas Decatur. Superhuman Characteristics: Teodora is all around superhuman in terms of strength and speed. She's able to fly faster than most humans can walk and fight her way through hoards of monsters Superhuman Strength: Although she may not look it, Teodora is extremely strong. She is strong enough to send people flying back meters with single strikes and even shattered a small boulder with the barest of efforts.[12]

    Physical Appearance In Legend Quest, Teodora sports a much more "modern" wardrobe that still somewhat resembles her La Leyenda outfit. Instead of a large, elegant dress, Teodora now wears a short and simple pink skirt circled with a white ring. Her hair is now more of an Orange-Red shade and is now done in a ponytail hairstyle. In contrast to her Victorian style garb, Teodora now wears a simple lavender jacket with a pink shirt that matches her skirt, along with pink and white high-heeled boots.

    Due to being a spirit, Teodora is transparent and intangible for the most part. As such, whatever is behind her is faintly visible to the naked eye. Another effect of her spirit body is a faint, greenish-teal glow that appears around her body. Interestingly, this glow is different from the soft-blue glow other Ghosts seem to posses.

    Abilities Kaiju 15 Teodora accessing the internet

    Modern World Sensibility: Due to being born in the 21st Century, Teodora received a broader and arguably higher quality education than Leo. While this doesn't make her smarter than him per say, it gives her much more knowledge over foreign locations and other subjects that Leo and others may not be well educated it, or even know exist. However, some of her knowledge also seems to come from popular culture, as she calls Japan the land of sushi and giant robots. Kaiju 14 Teodora intimating anime

    Skilled Fighter: While Teodora is more of a brute force kind of gal, she has shown to have a certain degree of martial arts skills. From her manga reading habits, Teodora has been shown to have at least an extremely basic grasp of kung-fu and karate knowledge. Multilingualism: In the La Leyenda films, Teodora was shown to be capable of speaking some degree of English. She likely picked this up as she was interested in American pop-culture such as Pirates of the Caribbean. Weaknesses Magic: Like actual Ghosts, Teodora's form can be "killed" by the likes of Fenrir and even powerful witches. This is how she met her end at the hands of Baba Yaga. True Form: As seen in "Fenrir", Teodora isn't actually a Ghost but is instead the spirit of a girl in a coma from the future. As such, her comatose body is just as vulnerable and weak as any actual humans. This weakness was exploited by Baba Yaga in "Golem".

    Equipment Tools Unlike Leo who has a sizable collection of tools and items, Teodora doesn't carry much with her. In the original La Leyenda films, Teodora didn't incorporate much of anything into aiding her friends in their current predicament. Nothing, except for her technologically out of place smartphone. A modern, yet magic Smartphone that gets reception and even internet despite being made in a time in which neither concepts were even thought of. Teodora often uses it to learn about a monster the gang find them selves fighting or a location they find themselves in.

    The phone has a bizarre array of powers. As mentioned before, the Smartphone can function without signal, although it seems rather inconsistent about this as in "Jersey Devil", the phone could not function due to a lack of function. Weirdly enough, the phone seems to have a control over the forces of nature, as it caused a fortress of cactus to trap Alebrije in "La Leyenda del Chupacabras".

    As shown in "Golem", Teodora owned a non-magically enhanced Smartphone with no known supernatural or advanced technological augmentations. Her Smartphone is actually what got her in her coma in the first place, as she wasn't paying attention to the road and instead to the phone, allowing her to get hit by a truck. However, Teodora's Smartphone came through in the end by generating an image of the Hebrew language, stopping the Golem in it's tracks. As a non-magical smartphone, it has all the trappings and drawbacks of a real life phone and thus would not be able to access internet databases in the 19th Century.

    She acts as to school's resident ghost.

31. #31Vicky Schmidt

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    Vicky Schmidt,[3] simply known as Vicky in-game, is the blue-colored playable character in the Monster Prom franchise. She is also a love interest in Monster Prom: REVERSE. She is voiced by Sarah Anne Williams (@SarahAnneWillia).

    She is officially stated as female, though players are free to change her pronouns to fit their own in-game.

    Appearance Vicky is a Frankenstein-esque monster with light grayish cyan-green skin, blue eyes, and poofy black hair with a white streak. She also has bolts in her neck and various stitches on her body.

    Vicky wears a blue V-neck sweater over a white collared shirt. She wears dark gray pants, and blueish-gray sneakers. In Monster Camp, she also has pink finger nails.

    Her prom outfit is a black and white dress, with the skirt part being white with black polka dots. She wears a blue flower-like ribbon around her waist, and a pink corsage on her wrist. She also has a blue flower in her hair.

    Personality Vicky Schmidt is upbeat and usually a nice, happy, lovable girl. But her kindness should not be mistaken for weakness: she’s a huge overachiever with tons of willpower. She knows that she doesn’t need to be mean or competitive to be strong.[4] She has a strong moral compass.[5][6]

    She is very smart[7] and frequently described as a natural leader.[8][9][7] She is also clumsy,[10] patient,[11] and energetic (enough so to be nearly the top student in class while attending many extracurriculars and helping her friends).[5] She is also described as "addicted to learning".[6]

    Vicky also loves all things cute,[11] electrical and mechanical engineering,[12] and robotics.[6]

    Skills and Abilities Intelligence: Leadership: Monster Abilities: As a Frankenstein's monster, Vicky has the following abilities: Agelessness: Electricity Resistance: Relationships Oz: These two have a great friendship, both of them being a bit dorky. They share a bunch of interests and love good adventures without being too wild or too mean. They could greatly enjoy a board game night or solving crimes together. Also, they compliment each other quite well, Vicky being a good leader without being bossy and Oz being more quiet and compliant.[8] Calculester Hewlett-Packard: Vicky and Calculester compliment each other quite nicely! They both have super strong moral compasses, and they value spending time with someone at Spooky High who understands why murder is NOT OK. Vicky loves electrical and mechanical engineering, and you know what is an interdisciplinary branch of both? Robotics! Calculester also loves robotics, as it allows him to have a better understanding of himself. All in all, they're both addicted to learning, and so they have the best of times dorking together.[6] Damien LaVey: Damien cannot stand that Vicky is almost always right, and he loves trying to prove her wrong, even if he tends to fail at it. She is okay with this and has no issue letting him try, both because she's understanding and because she has a bit of fun seeing him fail. She doesn't get mean about it, but she's not afraid to say 'I told you so' every now and then. He gets super angry about this, but deep down he respects her undeniable strength, while she finds his foolish stubbornness kind of cute.[13] Liam de Lioncourt: Liam values Vicky's intelligence, but he's not a fan of her endless cheerfulness, since he's more of a hater himself. Vicky, on the other hand, doesn't quite understand Liam's propensity to complain about everything. So even if he's always grumpy, she always tries to cheer him up anyway. They can enjoy their time together, but there's always the risk that Liam will start acting like a bit of a jerk the moment he realizes he might not be the smartest person in the room. When this happens, Vicky doesn't get that upset, if only because she's quite confident about herself and has enough perception to understand Liam's shitty behavior is basically just his way of telegraphing his insecurities.[14] Miranda Vanderbilt: Vicky and Miranda share their cheerfulness and love for all things cute. Miranda can sometimes have a hard time accepting that Vicky is often right in her decisions and thoughts, but she tends to avoid those situations and she tries to be relaxed when around Vicky. Vicky is not OK with Miranda's tendency to ignore the horrible ways of her family, but she knows she doesn't know any better and tries to educate her friend in better ways. This might be a slow process, but Vicky is known for being patient.[11] Polly Geist: Vicky and Polly are fairly similar yet wildly different. Both are pretty joyful people that can engage in energetic activities together, but Polly can get too wild and reckless too quickly, while Vicky will remain respectful even when she's completely unleashed. They understand their differences and respect these limits while enjoying the aspects of themselves that overlap. Because of this, Polly often enjoys partying with Vicky when she gets a bit tipsy and indulges herself in a bit more wackiness than usual. On the other hand, Vicky loves spending time with the less wild side of Polly, and enjoys engaging in calmer activities such as discussing literature or playing chess with her.[15] Scott Howl: Vicky and Scott have a great relationship based on the fact that both are cheerful and care deeply about bringing the best out of their friends. Vicky loves to lead teams while Scott loves team play, so they combine quite naturally. Also, Vicky’s constant effort to understand everyone is valuable, since she doesn’t care when Scott has a bit of a hard time understanding situations. Instead of getting angry, she prefers to explain everything to him, blindly trusting his raw potential.[9] Vera Oberlin: Vicky and Vera are probably the two smartest students in their class. They share lots of similarities while having quite different approaches. Vicky being always cheerful while Vera tends to be mean. Also, both being great leaders, they have a hard time working together, but they have utter respect and admiration for each other, even if sometimes it’s hard for them to admit it.[7] As they are the two smartest students in their class, the developers can see them battling to be the best in almost every subject.[16] Zoe: Vicky and Zoe love goofing around together. Zoe can sometimes be a bit too much even for Vicky, but most of the time they love engaging in playful activities. Both girls share a cheerful disposition towards life and a tendency to invest a lot into what they love. The main difference is Zoe's energy tends to go toward hobbies around fandoms, while Vicky's preferences are more widespread, from TV shows to electrical and mechanical engineering. But Vicky is understanding of this, and so she knows that when with Zoe, it's best to focus on her geekier side to assure they both have a great time.[12] Trivia Their username for online poker is "BLUEBERRY_32".[17] Vicky was the first playable character to have their last name revealed.[18] As she is stated to have a death certificate, this seems to imply Vicky was a normal person who was brought back to life as a Frankenstein Monster, rather than an entirely new person created through the amalgamation of different people's corpses (as was the case for the original Frankenstein's Monster). During one of Vicky's bench conversations in Monster Roadtrip, she confirms that she use to be human. Vicky is named after the protagonist of Frankenstein, Victor Frankenstein. Julian nearly named her after one of his best friends who was very similar to her, but felt the Frankenstein reference was more appropriate.[19] Her surname was chosen for being a common German Jewish name, like Frankenstein.[20] Her birthday is on August 16th,[5] making her a Leo.[19] She shares her birthday with one of Julian's best friends.[19] She also, coincidentally, shares her birthday with that of actress Mae Clarke, who portrayed the bride of Dr. Frankenstein in the 1931 film adaptation of the Frankenstein novel, as well as the release date of the 1985 film The Bride, where Dr. Frankenstein creates a mate for his monster who develops "her own ideas about what is good for her". According to Vicky, her family brought her back to life after she had died young. After being brought back, she was able to spend some extra time with them before she was forcefully transferred from the Human Realm to the Monster Realm.[21] Vicky is (or was) the oldest sibling in her family.[22] The number of siblings she has is unknown. The rest of Vicky's family is still alive.[23] Vicky has stated to have run for class president every year,[24] is (or has been) a proud mathlete, a member of the debate team, and three-time champion on the Rowdy Robot Rumble.[25] Julian has confirmed on Discord that Vicky is indeed Jewish.[20] This is supported by her surname being common amongst German Jews, and blue being a sacred color in Judaism. This was confirmed again in Monster Roadtrip, where Vicky says she's Jewish during one of her bench conversations. While at Camp Spooky's Scout HQ in Monster Camp, Vicky is shown carving a sculpture of one of the Dragon Heat characters.[26] Besides being a clever nod to one of Monster Prom's secret endings, this also means that Vicky is a fan of either so-titled fanfiction, the original series it is based on, or both. When at the Carnival location in Monster Roadtrip, Vicky can look in the mirror to share some deep introspections about herself, and will list all her favorite birds: the Lilac-breasted roller, Bengal florican, Nicobar pigeon, Galah, and the Lady Amherst's pheasant. In a bench conversation in Monster Roadtrip, Vicky reveals she used to study engineering in Human Realm.

32. #32Vee

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    Vee is a recurring character of The Owl House. She is a basilisk from the Boiling Isles in the Demon Realm. After escaping from the Isles, she shapeshifted into a doppelgänger of Luz Noceda but was ultimately taken in by her mother Camila, beginning a new life in Luz's place in the Human Realm.

    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 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.

    Personality Vee is a good-natured individual, albeit rather insecure about her identity as a basilisk. Due to her past, where her only purpose was to be a test subject for one of Belos' experiments, Vee was troubled about her existence, and being a creature that should no longer exist, she yearned to find a better life with an identity to call her own. When she started living with Camila, she became more comfortable after shapeshifting into an impostor of Luz, easily deceiving her and others into thinking she was the real Luz for months. As the impostor, Vee is shown to be laid-back, opportunistic, and more toned down compared to the real Luz. Despite the deception, Vee did not favor subterfuge, as she did not wish to trick Camila and only did so to pay back Camila's kindness rather than taking advantage of it. She is fearful and timid of strangers and dislikes confrontation heavily. When put under pressure or in troublesome situations, Vee can be left petrified for an extended period of time.

    By the time Luz returned to the Human Realm, Vee had adjusted well into human culture, giving her the most common sense out of Luz's friends. She also gained a boost in self-confidence, for she was willing to confront Jacob Hopkins again, despite initial trepidation from when he imprisoned her before and even stood against Belos himself while he was possessing Hunter. However, she is still wary of humans finding out about her true nature.

    Background Creation and escape Vee captured by Belos S2E10 Vee forced to absorb magic.

    Vee was part of a batch of basilisks that were brought back from extinction by Emperor Belos, along with the help of his coven, in order to study their ability to extract magic from living beings. Labeled as subject Number 5, Vee was put through various experiments where she was forced to extract magic from living creatures until they were completely drained, which she heavily detested doing. Eventually, Vee and a few other basilisks became fed up with the inhumane tests and escaped, going into hiding afterward.

    Yesterday's Lie - 602 Vee masquerading as Luz.

    While in the market one day, Vee spotted Luz when she first met Eda at her Human Collectibles stand, and covertly, Vee crawled through the portal in Eda's tent while the crowd was distracted. Entering on the other side of the portal to the Human Realm, Vee turned into Luz on instinct as soon as she heard Camila approaching her, and after learning that the woman was Luz's mother, Camila offered to give her a ride to the camp. Vee was surprised by the kindness from Camila and the prospect of having a real life, so she decided to continue the charade as Luz and went to the camp in her place. At camp, Vee made friends with a few kids and wrote letters to Camila telling her about her time there.[1]

    A new life Yesterday's Lie - 273 Vee upon meeting Luz for the first time.

    After summer camp ended, Vee continued posing as Luz and started spending time with Camila.[5] One day, Vee is clearing Luz's bedroom of the latter's things, which Camila finds bizarre. Just then, they hear a rabbit squeak in distress, and the two free it. Vee heads back inside to continue clearing the room, grabbing one of Luz's shirts. After she shuts the closet door, the real Luz appears through the mirror on the closet and shouts at Vee, startling her. Before she can shatter the mirror, Camila questions if she is alright, only for the real Luz to cover for her saying she saw a spoiler from her favorite anime.

    Yesterday's Lie - 328 Vee is caught in a snare trap.

    Terrified, Vee jumps out of the window and runs all the way to the old house, lamenting angrily about running again. She is too caught up in doing so and ends up accidentally getting caught in a trap set there, causing Vee to lash out and turn into her basilisk form from her stress. Luz, through a purse mirror, helps her free herself and asks why she is impersonating her, and Vee reveals that she just wanted a place to belong. The human realizes that she can continue impersonating her since Camila is unaware that her real daughter is missing, but Vee says that she has run out of magic, as she used the last of it just now to partially disguise herself. Upon seeing a piece of newspaper with Eda on it, Luz believes that the Owl Lady might have left some magic behind, so Vee sets out to find a source of it.

    Yesterday's Lie - 506 Vee with her camp friends.

    After arriving at Robin's Roast Café, with Vee wearing a hat and sunglasses to hide her non-human features, she and Luz learn that Eda (under the alias name of Marylin) was banned for life trying to pay for a latte with a live raccoon. In the alleyway, Vee finds talking rats, making her scream and run away. After Vee finds her camp friends in the town square playing Hexes Hold'em, they direct her to the Gravesfield Historical Society, where the curator, Jacob Hopkins, agrees to bring her some Hexes Hold'em cards. As they wait, Vee tells Luz about her life before entering the Human Realm and how kind Camila has been to her, silently criticizing the human for wanting to get away from such a loving woman. Suddenly, Vee smells magic and goes into the back room to find the source of it, but to her horror, she finds weapons in the room along with a picture of Eda and realizes through computer screens that she has been watched the entire time. In her panic, she trips over a red laser, which promptly locks her in a cage. By now, Vee has also panic shifted back into her basilisk form. Jacob enters the room, pleased to have finally captured a demon, and he informs the basilisk that she will stay in that cage for the rest of her life. Vee orders Luz to go back to the Demon Realm, fearing Jacob will out her true identity to Camila. Despite Luz's insistence otherwise, she assures her that it's alright, breaking the mirror with her tail and severing contact with Luz.

    Yesterday's Lie - 860 Vee held captive by Jacob Hopkins.

    Luz, through her mother's phone screen, manages to convince Camila to go to the Historical Society, although she believes that her daughter is just playing another game with her. However, when Camila finds Vee in her true form, she realizes that Luz wasn't lying to her — Vee wasn't her real daughter. She comforts the basilisk, commending her strength, but Jacob walks in, attempting to dissect Vee. Camila, refusing to let this happen, strikes the curator with her chancla and rescues Vee, taking her home and promising her shelter for as long as she needs it.

    Reaching Out - 1472 Vee helping Camila prepare some food.

    Following that day, Vee continues to stay in the Noceda household and remains in her true form when around Camila, often helping her with housework. At some point during this time, after learning more about Luz's reasons for running from home (possibly from Camila), Vee restocked all of Luz's belongings that she had previously attempted to discard, while also leaving a note by her bedroom door to welcome her home for when she finally returned, presumably out of guilt for her previously harsh scolding of her in the Historical Society.

    Making new friends and fighting Belos Thanks to Them - 555 Vee about to extinguish a fire after a failed attempt at making a portal.

    On a rainy day, Vee is about to be served soup by Camila when Luz and her friends from the Demon Realm arrive at the doorstep. She and Camila listen as Luz, Gus, Amity, Willow, and Hunter explain the current state of the Demon Realm. As everyone gets ready for bed, she shows Willow and Amity a human alarm clock, and watches how the young witches overreact and destroy it. In the day and weeks that follow, Vee grows close to Luz and her friends and adopts a new appearance since Luz has returned home. She aids in their attempts to make a new portal, but they all end in failure.

    SEASON 3 PREMIERE FULL EPISODE Thanks to Them S3 E1 The Owl House Disney Channel Animation 8-38 screenshot Vee and the other Boiling Isles residents finding a clue.

    In late October, she and the other Boiling Isles residents practice Spanish when Camila arrives to tell them she is going to pick Luz up from school. As everyone thinks of ways to help around the house more, Amity suggests they search the town for possible solutions while Luz is at school and the others agree. Soon, Amity steps on a hole Flapjack made and, upon pulling her foot out, finds a box with a map with symbols on it. The five agree to look around town for information on the map but decide to not tell Luz as they feel she has too much going on at the moment.

    Thanks to Them - 2119 Vee, Willow, Amity, and Gus taking a selfie together.

    The following day, Vee, Amity, Gus, Willow, and Hunter gather up in the Old House before setting out to search the town for answers. Hunter stays behind after his outfit is deemed too standout-ish. The four explore the town, inadvertently causing mischief at a magic store and the town library. The four even stare down a giraffe at the Zoo for clues but get nowhere. As they question their next move, Vee reluctantly suggests they go to the Gravesfield Historical Society. When they arrive, she is shocked to learn Jacob was fired due to making unapproved changes to the attractions, and her friend Masha took his place. Masha informs them their map is actually a rebus and partially breaks it down for them. The group explores the exit where they realize the rebus leads to Titan's Blood. Vee compliments their friendship as they reveal the three have only become close recently. As they pull Vee in for a picture, she notices the map of Old Gravesfield matches the rebus and they now have a location for the blood. The four agree to tell Luz on Halloween. That night, she helps the others get their costumes ready.

    On Halloween, she stays home to tend to the trick or treaters but goes with Camila to Old Gravesfield when her caretaker learns of Luz's plan.

    Camila pats Vee's head S3 E1 Vee saying goodbye to Camila as her surrogate mother goes with Luz and the others to the Demon Realm.

    When they arrive, they learn Luz and Hunter are missing and she tracks Luz's phone. They find the two in a half-flooded graveyard and learn Hunter is possessed by Belos. They try to save him with Vee attempting to siphon Belos, but they fail. They watch as Belos attempts to drain Flapjack and Hunter regains control long enough to throw the blood away. Belos regains control and dives in after it, with the partially possessed Hunter being rescued by Camila. The six watches as Belos un-possesses Hunter into a physical form and creates a temporary portal. Vee unsuccessfully tries to obtain a signal on a phone as Flapjack sacrifices himself to save Hunter. As the others decide to go to the Demon Realm, Vee stays behind and takes Camila's place to avoid suspicion, tasked with informing Camila's coworkers that she has taken leave to tend to her abuela. Once the others have entered the Demon Realm, Vee expresses mild frustration as Camila takes the car keys with her.

    Epilogue Watching and Dreaming - 5036 Vee telling Owlbert to gather the others.

    Four years after Belos is defeated, Vee has graduated high school along with Luz. As she, Luz, and Camila get ready to go to the Demon Realm, she whispers to Owlbert to gather everyone. As Vee and the Nocedas walk through the portal, she transforms into her true form, exchanging conversation with Luz telling her to hurry, and Luz tells Vee not to worry, and that it will not matter if they are a little late. She and the others surprise Luz with a belated quinceañera and watch the Collector's light show with the others in attendance.

    Relationships Camila Noceda Yesterday's Lie - 961 Camila defending Vee from Jacob.

    Camila is Vee's caretaker and the first person to have ever shown her kindness.

    After Luz went to the Demon Realm, the young basilisk snuck into the Human Realm and assumed Luz's appearance, living with Camila ever since due to her kindness. Camila was completely unaware of Vee's true identity until "Yesterday's Lie", when she was captured by Jacob Hopkins. However, after learning of Vee's true identity, she still offers her a place to stay at her home, calling her a strong girl.

    In "Reaching Out", Vee is seen in her true form inside Camila's house, showing that Camila is probably comfortable and accepting of Vee's true form.

    When Camila goes with Luz to the Demon Realm, she takes on her form so she can "hold down the fort". In the epilogue, it is shown that Vee was accepted as a member of the Noceda family, with Camila assuming the role of a maternal figure to Vee.

    Luz Noceda Yesterday's Lie - 280 Vee meeting Luz for the first time.

    Originally, Luz was a human Vee chose to impersonate when she escaped to the Human Realm. After meeting Camila, Vee would maintain her disguise as Luz over the summer, effectively assuming her identity both at home and Summer Camp while Luz stayed in the Demon Realm.

    The two first met in "Yesterday's Lie" while Vee was masquerading as her in the Human Realm. When Luz tried to see her mother, she was shocked and scared at the idea of someone pretending to be her. However, after learning the truth about Vee's past, she felt great sympathy for her while Vee resented Luz for wanting to abandon what she perceived as a loving, fulfilling life, completely unaware of the circumstances that made her so miserable.

    Despite being hurt by Vee's harsh criticism, Luz didn't bear any ill will towards her and still sought to help her. When Vee was captured by Jacob soon after their conversation, Luz immediately contacted her mother to help rescue her, even though this meant exposing the truth she desperately sought to keep secret from Camila. After being rescued from Jacob, Vee thanked Luz for helping her, even attempting to share a high-five with her. Since then, Vee's opinion of Luz greatly improved, with the two now considering each other friends.

    Luz and Vee graduation photo A photo of Luz and Vee celebrating at their graduation ceremony.

    Prior to Luz's return in "Thanks to Them", Vee came to better understand Luz's reasons for running away from home and the circumstances that made her life on Earth so hard and lonely for her. Because of this, in addition to abandoning her resentment of Luz, it's been subtly implied that Vee feels a sense of guilt for her previous condemnation towards her, and seeks to make it up for it. This was shown upon Luz's return, where it was revealed that Vee had not only returned to Luz's room all of the belongings she had previously attempted to throw away, but also left a note by her door stating, "Welcome home Luz, we missed you!". In the months following her return, Vee and Luz's friendship has grown as they worked alongside the latter's Hexside classmates in attempting to rebuild the portal door to the Boiling Isles, while also having fun together. When she and the others found the rebus leading to a hidden vile of Titan's blood, Vee was the first to eagerly suggest informing Luz of their discovery, though she was convinced by the others to refrain from doing so out of fear of strengthening Luz's sense of guilt over their previously failed attempts to open the portal door, should the rebus have proven to be false.

    In the years following Belos' defeat in the Demon Realm, the two have developed a strong sibling bond with each other, fully accepting and loving each other as though they are sisters. Vee would become classmates with Luz at Gravesfield High before joyfully graduating together. Along with their mother and the rest of Luz's friends, Vee was among those who planned and attended Luz's belated quinceañera at the Owl House on her 18th birthday in gratitude for all she had done for her.

    Masha Thanks to Them - Credit images by Daun Han 4 Vee and Masha walking together.

    Masha is one of Vee's friends she met while disguised as Luz in Reality Check Summer Camp. While searching for anything magical in Gravesfield, Vee happily goes over to Masha and their other friends. However, she becomes uneasy when they unknowingly give her an accurate prediction with Hexes Hold'em cards.

    When she learns they're working at the Historical Society, Masha senses something familiar about Vee; she throws them off, presumably worried about Masha realizing she is a doppelgänger or her crush,[3] although she then blushes and becomes flustered, when Masha hands her a brochure and offers to show her around town.

    Jacob Hopkins Yesterday's Lie - 686 Vee held captive by Jacob.

    Jacob was spying on Vee and caught her, thanks to a camera he installed in the Old House, claiming that she was a monster from Mars. Jacob felt no emotion towards her as he stated he was more than willing to cut her open and sell her to the government for the sake of proving his theories were true. After the horrendous experience, she was too traumatized to return to the Gravesfield Historical Society until it became the only possible lead for interpreting a rebus found at the Old House, meaning she was unaware that he had gotten himself fired with unauthorized, narcissistic additions to the exhibits.

    Boiling Isles Residents Thanks to Them - 749 Vee learning Spanish with her friends.

    During their months stuck in the Human Realm, Vee grew close to Willow Park, Gus Porter, Amity Blight, and Hunter. She would aid in their multiple attempts to build a functioning portal and share in their fun times, even helping them adapt to life in the Human Realm. After discovering the rebus, Vee would join Willow, Amity, and Gus in searching for answers around Gravesfield. Upon multiple dead ends, she reluctantly suggests going to the Gravesfield Historical Society. After they realize the rebus leads to Titan's blood, Vee compliments the three on their coronation and shyly asks if she could take a picture with them. Vee continues hanging out with them over the next four years, even attending Grom with everybody.

    Emperor Belos Yesterday's Lie - 583 Vee hiding from Emperor Belos.

    Emperor Belos and the Emperor's Coven brought Vee and the Basilisks back from extinction to test their absorbing abilities. He put her and her kind through many experiments to extract living creatures of their magic until they were completely drained. Vee and a few other Basilisks would escape from him and the Emperor's Coven, she had lived in fear from him and knew he would come looking for her and her fellow Basilisks. When Belos possessed Hunter, Vee attempted to absorb him out of Hunter, but Belos was fixing to attack her. After Belos returned to the Boiling Isles, Vee wasn't ready to return until Belos was stopped.

    Powers and abilities Vee absorbing magic. Vee absorbing magic. 1/3 Magic absorption: As a basilisk, Vee is capable of absorbing and feeding on magic, however she has a limited range and must be close to her target. Magic detection/tracking: As a basilisk, Vee is able to detect magic near her, however she has a limited range and must be close to her target. Shapeshifting: Vee is able to change her shape into anything she chooses, however, she needs magic in order to utilize the ability. As her reserves run out, it is harder for her to maintain her disguise. Bilingualism: Having lived with Camila for some time, Vee has learned to speak Spanish fluently.

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