6. Favorite Hagsquad member?

Ah, that makes sense, thank you! Out of that list of characters, I think I have to choose Raine. Even with how little screen time they were able to in season 3, I still love what we were able to learn about their character. I love that they're a quiet and shy person who still consistently exhibits extreme bravery, a trait I feel is more commonly attributed to more extroverted characters. In fact, I would call them one of the bravest characters in the series, with how they are willing to completely sacrifice themself to stop Belos while simultaneously trying to protect everyone else from getting hurt in that process. Their sheer willpower in their final fight with Belos is incredible and heartbreaking to watch. Plus, I can't pass on some of the best (and only) nonbinary rep I've ever seen in a show aimed at kids.

Thanks for the ask!

I love that Luz had to apply to Eda's magic school. So much potential for shenanigans there. "oOoo luz you were expelled from hexside? hmmmmmmmmmm I don't know if we can admit you with that record... I personally can never imagine doing such a scandalous thing..."

I think that the confirmation that all of the people the Collector turned into puppets were conscious and aware the entire time may be the darkest thing in the entire series. Not only the fact that they were forced to watch everything in a completely powerless state, but imagining what that could have felt like. Could they feel their bodies as they were being manipulated, sometimes into unnatural and likely painful positions? Can you even breathe in that completely frozen state? Even if they weren't in pain, what must it have been like to be so confused and scared and not even be able to move your eyes to figure out what happened to you? The series plays with darker themes a lot but holy hell the implications of the puppets have been haunting me.

there's something about eda going from despising school to running a school that hits deep. something about rebuilding instead of destroying. something about turning anger into positive change. something about recognizing that you have the power to be better than those who hurt you. you get what i'm saying

that's Dana, right? That's definitely Dana! Between the glasses, the hair, and the eye color, that really resembles Dana and how she has drawn herself in the past. I think it's super cool that Dana got to make an appearance. The finale had so many little details intended for the biggest fans to recognize.

"One door opened into a magical world and changed everything. And for every adventure, and every connection, and every magical moment, you were there. Thank you for being here for one last flight home."

this is the boiling isles’ form of homophobia. terra wants to be a homophobe so badly but homophobia doesn’t exist in the isles so she had to settle for the closest thing they have: making fun of band kids

first Tinella Nosa and now this? next thing i know you’re gonna be telling me that it’s not Edalyn Clawthorne it’s Eda Lynn Clawthorne and Lynn is her middle name

I am so appreciative of For the Future showing Hunter’s trauma manifesting itself as anger. I feel like the most common way to show a character reacting to a traumatic event is by having them act shocked, withdrawn, depressed, etc., but PTSD can manifest itself in so many other emotions besides those. Anger, not just at those who wronged you but everything and everyone around you, is a post-traumatic emotion that is real and is experienced by lots of people but isn’t one I really ever see represented. Once again, The Owl House has succeeded in properly portraying a complex emotion in a way that makes me feel seen and validated.

trying to look on the bright side here

everyone is so (rightfully and justifiable) freaked out about the end of that episode that no one is talking about duolingo making an appearance. hootlingo onscreen when? hootlingo onscreen soon. my crack ship will see the light of day once more

well i’m crying