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arorea · 1 year

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Eda is the vodka aunt energy I want to exude when I'm older 😩

#eda cosplay #eda the owl lady #the owl house eda #toh #edalyn clawthorne #the owl house cosplay #toh cosplay #my cosplay

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ikol-cosplay · 6 months

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"With this spell declared, promise I'll be back." "That's not a spell. Doesn't even rhyme."

Lilith: Yvantasy (insta)

📷: Kellythansphotography (insta)

#The owl house #Toh #eda clawthorne #lilith clawthorne #eda the owl lady #Eda cosplay #Lilith cosplay #The owl house cosplay

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cosmerart · 10 months

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Dana art? Dana art. Of course we had to

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What’s your favorite piece of Dana art?

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#cosplay #mypost #cosmercosplay #toh #the owl house #toh cosplay #the owl house cosplay #raine whispers #rainewhisperscosplay #the owl house eda #Eda #Eda cosplay #eda clawthorne

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caelumangeli · 7 months

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Went to Local Rennaisance Festival and due to popular request (everyone telling me to do it instead of NOT do it like I asked) as Eda and Luz!

I was gifted MANY little trinkets from people, and l o v e d it. Loved the number of people that we got pictures with/ said we made their day!

I think my favourite is the butt frog

#im so tired now #between weddings at work and this yes #but #i really wanted to share #eda #eda clawthorne #the owl house #eda cosplay #toh #the owl house cosplay #toh cosplay #kcrenfest #ooc #me

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ambericesage · 1 year

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Making a new cosplay!!!

#the owl house #toh #the owl house edalyn #edalyn clawthorne #toh eda #eda the owl lady #harpy eda #eda the owl mom #eda clawthorne #edalyn #toh Edalyn #Eda cosplay #eda clawthorne cosplay #toh cosplay #cosplay #making a cosplay #sewing

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lothloriencosplay · 2 years

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Test run of the new Eda cosplay today and Saratoga Comic Con!

Just a few tweaks needed before Connecticon!

#Eda the owl lady #the owl house #Eda cosplay #Saratoga comic con

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clemexists · 2 years

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Teehee.. Here’s a young Eda cosplay I’m working on 👉👈

I should get everything I need in about a week!!

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTRFR8kgJ/?k=1

#tw death #tw suicide #the owl house #eda the owl lady #eda clawthorne #edalyn clawthorne #toh #eda cosplay #eda clawthorne cosplay #young eda #the owl house cosplay #toh cosplay #cosplay #tiktok #owlbert

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that-ari-blogger · 2 months

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A New Face (Separate Tides)

During its second season, The Owl House had hit its stride and wasn't slowing down. This is my favourite season, and that isn't an unpopular sentiment.

Separate Tides is the opening episode of this season, so it needs to recap the previous goings on and themes in a cohesive way for new viewers, and take the series in a different direction that stays loyal to those themes and plotlines. I think this episode does that well.

But this isn't a summary blog, this is a blog where I find something needlessly specific and gush about the implications of that something.

So... The Golden Guard is so ****ing cool.

Let me explain.

SPOILERS AHEAD (The Owl House, The Harry Potter Series)

I've mentioned in the past that The Owl House uses archetypal storytelling to a truly masterful degree. It takes tropes and meets them on a superficial level, then twists them in a way that adds depth and makes the series unique.

For example, the series is directly drawing inspiration from the works of Robert Galbraith, with Willow being the bullied kid with a passion for herbology, and Amity being the school bully who definitely has a crush on the main character. Both take the archetype and shake it up a bit, as is the way with parody, but the baseline is there.

This leans into the themes of being your own person rather nicely, as it makes the deviations from the archetype more important.

I took great pains to point out that Luz is the only character who doesn't fit the mould at all. She has no analogue and is her own person completely. She has nothing to restrict her.

However, leaves the analogue for the actual protagonist of Galbraith's books. Obviously, not every character from the series is parodied, but the chosen one main character seems like a weird one to miss out on.

I would argue that Mr Potter does have an analogue, Hunter Whittebane (Or Hunter Noceda or Hunter Demonne or even Hunter Clawthorn. Whichever name you prefer, its the same guy).

He is a child soldier, raised by his uncle and manipulated into giving his life away for the cause by an old wizard. He bears a scar on his face, and is technically half witch, half human.

Although we don't actually see any of that in Separate Tides. Instead, we are introduced to the Golden Guard, a character who is suave and cool and confident.

The first time we actually see this character is in the final scene of the previous season.

"Worry not, Kiki. We'll be keeping an eye on the inhabitants of the Owl House."

The Golden Guard is a goon, an elite goon, but a goon none the less. He is simply a character whom Belos turns to in order to get the job done.

But, I find the use of vernacular here interesting. Belos doesn't refer to the Golden Guard with any name, or even as a separate entity from himself. Not "he will be watching them" or "this is the Golden Guard, I trust him to get the job done". This character is referred to as "we". He and Belos are connected. This character is simply Belos' eye.

Then, in Separate Tides, it is established that, when Lilith fell from grace, she was replaced by the Golden Guard.

"He always got special treatment because he was the genius teen prodigy. But he's really just a brat."

So, this is a child, but a gifted child. Lilith is dismissive here, but not of the Golden Guard's skill, just his personality. This is someone for whom things come naturally, allegedly, and who has never had to work for his abilities. Allegedly.

"Unfortunately, you won't have the chance."

The Golden Guard's first line is just cool. He is calm and collected. He is in control. And he has just easily captured one of the protagonists.

I also love the little fact that he has spent the entirety of this voyage in a dimly lit room, eating crackers. The room has nothing to do in it except books. So, he was definitely just sitting there, reading, and had to improvise when King burst into the room. He's a bookworm with an ability to think on the spot.

I'm saying this guy would definitely play Pathfinder or D&D if he was given a chance.

Anyway, the Golden Guard's actual introduction comes fourteen minutes into the episode, and it immediately sets this guy up as a threat. He's martially competent, magically adept, and fully in his element. This is a character who revels in control, just like the Emperor.

And that link to Belos is interesting. Because forgive me for asking, why would an Emperor's elite goon be a child? As in, there has to be a connection to Belos beyond what meets the eye for the Golden Guard to be anywhere near where he is.

We don't get told that here, but we do see that this character's skillset is kinda similar to Belos', in theory. He's commanding, and he gets people to do what he wants. But in practice, this isn't Belos at all. This is someone trying very hard to be like Belos, but coming at it from a different angle.

I do, however, think that the Golden Guard's greatest strength as a goon is revealed subtly in this scene.

"The Emperor ordered me to slay one. I'm just following orders."

We've seen through Lilith in the previous season that Belos covets blind loyalty, and that is what the Golden Guard offers him. He doesn't know or care why the Emperor does what he does, he just follows orders.

Essentially, the Golden Guard is a traditional Disney villain at this point. He is fun, bisexual, charismatic, and a physical threat. The Golden Guard we get introduced to is enjoyable to watch, and it sounds like Zeno Robinson is having a blast voicing him.

However, there is one element of the Golden Guard that we get introduced to in this episode that might fly under the radar. The Owl House is no stranger to masks, and people putting on a show to get the job done, but when we are first shown the Golden Guard in this episode, he is taking it off.

The intro sequence of this season features three characters who are under Belos' command. Lilith, The Golden Guard, and Kikimora. It then unmasks them, with Lilith becoming apologetic, and Kikimora becoming more aggressive. But the Golden Guard sits between them, removing his own mask to reveal... a single purple eye.

The eye is the window to the soul, of course. But there is something to the manner in which this is happening. Kikimora has been angered to the point of lashing out, and Lilith has been brought low with remorse. The Golden Guard, however, is lowering his own mask and staring directly at you with an air of "I'm doing this of my own accord. I see you, you see me, your move."

I wonder if agency is going to be a theme with this character.

Final Thoughts

I love Hunter so much it is obscene, and there is a ton of ambiguity about him right from the bat. What is his stake in this? Who actually is he? And why does he have a purple eye?

As for the rest of this episode, Luz's guilt is starting to be expressed. In my opinion that is for the first time, but I have heard it said that this isn't a new character trait for her.

And Lilith... *sighs* There is a sentiment online as to the expedience of Lilith's redemption arc. Some people like it, others think she should have been "punished" more, and I would like to take a third rout.

I don't believe in punitive justice for fictional characters, and I certainly don't believe in telling writers how they should write. I do, however, think that it could have been slightly more interesting if the consequences of cursing Eda were explored more psychologically.

In any case, however, the series we got is the series we got, and I think it is perfectly fine, if not better, as it is. I don't see a point in getting angry online over what could have been.

Next week, I am looking as Escaping Expulsion and boy, do I have thoughts about Odalia Blight. So, stick around if that interests you.

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mr-saturated · 2 years

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Magical “Owl” Re Mi

(The Owl House Commission.)

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#the owl house #toh #ojamajo doremi #magical doremi #luz noceda #amity blight #eda clawthorne #willow park #gus porter #toh hunter #cosplay #lumity #anime #digital art #artists on tumblr #halloween #disney #my art #witches

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arorea · 1 year

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Gave the Owl Lady cosplay a little test with my new fang! Owlbert broke when taking him out of storage so I gotta make a new one 😭

#the owl house #cosplay #eda the owl lady #edalyn clawthorne #toh #eda cosplay #the owl house eda #my cosplay

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welcometogrouchland · 1 year

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if you're asking for drawing requests, maybe Willow in her timeskip look or Luz with the Collector??

[ID: a digital illustration of Luz (in her titan form from watching and dreaming) and The Collector. Luz stands on a small hill of red grass, waving at The Collector, who's off-screen but depicted to the audience as a closeup inside a star shaped panel. Luz is waving at the off-screen Collector with a smile, while The Collector smiles tearfully at her. Small uncoloured doodles of Eda and King are depicted waving at the collector in the background. End ID]

This was meant to be a doodle anon but unfortunately I went off the shits. Anyway, collector sees Luz post-resurrection and cries big gross happy tears bc he's so happy she's alive