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More! OMG the last time I painted Tom and Jenna I was using ibispaint XDD I never drew them again because I couldn't come up with a satisfying look for King Tom.

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Mavis is the kid I created for my previous art challenge!! Finally I decided to add her to my AU!

She lives in the forest with her mother and continues to receive "education" from her mother.

In some places, she has the title of "Dirty Bird".

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ohhhh I realized I forgot to draw Maxine 😮

Meteora’s wand and timeskip!

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My Beloved

Monster Girls

The years pass quickly

Im just gonna sit in the corner and cry a little brb

Solaria’s silent no

Captain Meteora the Mighty because Princesses are stupid!

Eclipsa Butterfly ♠️

Sketch

[last day of school]

Meteora: Whoo, school is out! No more learning!

(puts books through a paper shredder)

Meteora: Die, books! DIEE!!

Mariposa: You do know we have to return those, right?

Meteora: Crap.

I really love this episode, Meteora and Mariposa were incredible end soon I cannot believe that the show is going to

Which one do you like the most? ..

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Eclipsa, Globgor, and Meteora Halloween Headcanons 🎃 🍬 💜 ✨ Glossaryck's there too.

• Halloween is the family's favorite holiday!

• Eclipsa is dressed up as a monster, while Globgor is dressed up as a mewman, and Meteora is their little princess.

• Apple cider is made by Globgor from scratch.

• Eclipsa prepares a Halloween pie with candy bars.

• They all go trick-or-treating together with Glossaryck accompanying them.

• Meteora receives a lot aww's from strangers.

• Glossaryck tells Meteora that the trick to earning extra candy is by being really cute.

• Meteora shares the candy she obtained from being cute with Glossaryck.

• They all visit a haunted house.

• After a night of spooky fun, they all carve pumpkins at home.

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Actually I hate how bad toh was at making villains not a joke. Everyone except Belos were treated as some goofy sillies that were even let of the hook at the end of the show. And also they all were outdone by some kids.

Like wow I've never seen a show have such a joke villains before

To be fair I don't think the villains being defeated by children is a problem since it can be done in a reasonable, well executed manner. Slade and Trigon from Teen Titans, Fire Lord Ozai from Avatar the Last Airbender, Toffee and Meteora from Star vs the Forces of Evil and the monsters of Sym Bionic Titan are all good villains that are defeated by children (not entirely counting Octus). And the reason why all of these villains work while most of the villains of the Owl House don't is because they were all written consistently. Trigon, Slade and Toffee all have a consistent presence that weighs on the protagonists and are all shown as legitimate threats to the characters and the worlds around them. And while Fire Lord Ozai and Meteora are presented comedically at times their behaviors are consistent and their development correlates to the main themes of the show. The harm of imperialism is embodied by Fire Lord Ozai and the harm that mewman discrimination against monsters can cause is embodied by Meteora. And their presence causes lasting conflict and developments for Aang and Star because Aang has to find a way to grow into the avatar while sticking to his morals and Star has to confront the fact that her family's legacy was built on a lie because of anti monster sentiments. They can never go back to just being naive kids again. Even the monsters of Sym Bionic Titan all have a consistent purpose of being sent to assassinate or generally incapacitate Ilana before she can rightfully take back Galaluna (even if we'll never see that happen 🥲).

Belos has a consistent presence and consistent development throughout the show that pays off relatively well. He is shown to be a charismatic manipulator and a man who despises witches because of the misplaced blame that they 'took' Caleb from him. His plan for the Day of Unity made sense and him going back to the boiling isles to finish the job after the Day of Unity fails also makes sense. His characterization is perfect for the kind of villain he is and the biggest problems with his death relate more its anticlimactic nature, the logic gaps involved and the theme about what makes a person evil being a bit oversimplified.

Unfortunately villains like Terra, Lilith (initially) and Kikimora aren't given such grace. While Terra has a really strong introduction in Follies at the Coven Day Parade and is given a purpose to control Raine she really falls flat during the Day of Unity. She feels very underutilized in the latter half of season 2 even though she does get a fair bit of attention and we don't get to see much of the work she put in to stop Eda and Raine's plan. Hell Odalia Blight is shown to be taking more of an active part in the Day of Unity than Terra and Terra is the most imposing coven head we saw. Then season 3 rolls around and she doesn't do much aside from being forced to impersonate Eda and vie for the throne in a sort of one off gag/explanation. Then we have my sweet, beautiful summer child Kikimora. At first she's shown to be a composed but fanatical assistant to Belos but she eventually cracks once Eclipse Lake rolls around. And although the change was sudden it could've been salvaged if Kikimora's issues with rejection stemming from her family was expanded upon after she was manipulated into disowning her family for a promotion. Even when she was demoted she did get a chance to develop more once she helped King release the Collector after realizing that Belos didn't care about her. But season 3 kinda writes her off as a one note villain again instead of giving her a bit more moral complexity she could've reasonably gained in the year our main crew was on earth for. I am happy that she did get to live and atone with community service but I wanted more for my girl.

The villain I have the biggest problem with is Lilith and that stems from the fact that she was not a villain for long enough. Her presence, motivation and behavior is consistent throughout most of season 1 but the last episode ruins her arc by putting it on fast forward. I honestly think that Belos should've never tried petrifying Eda and if he was still going to he should've known better than to tell Lilith. Not only does the end of season 1 bottleneck Lilith towards her redemption but she also gains the owl curse, a trait that is quite underutilized for her. Lilith is forgiven very quickly after season 1's end even though cursing Eda permanently is a huge violation of trust. That should've been expanded upon more before she was forgiven, even if it was written in a way where Eda only 'forgave' Lilith to keep the peace but felt resentment after finding out that Lilith ruined her life. If my older sister pulled the shit Lilith did I would make her grovel for my forgiveness and prove how remorseful she was until the day we died. Yet Lilith is made to sacrifice very little, only losing her magic at the end of season 1 and temporarily being turned into a puppet. Even Lilith's curse is only shown to be a problem for one episode thanks to Gwendolyn being a shitty mom and once that episode ends Lilith blips out of the plot to live with her for a while. And the worst about all of these mistakes is that it makes Lilith a fundamentally flawed character even though she's really enjoyable overall. But Lilith is only enjoyable, she's not consistent and she doesn't have enough impact on the plot to justify her being a redeemed, major player in the Owl House.

Kinda thinking of Meteora and Toffee and kinda, comparing them a bit. In terms of their childhoods, neither was good, but Toffee kinda had it worst in terms of… Danger. Meteora was a rich kid with a horrifically emotionally abusive caretaker, her mental health suffered severely growing up under these circumstances, but she was also safe, had access to food, water and better medical care than most monsters or mewmens. Meanwhile, in my headcanon backstory for him,(he doesn't have a canon one, really) Toffee grew up knowing the most powerful person in their world wanted him and his family dead, he lost his parents during his preteens, but was probably well acquainted with death long before that. They both ended up in high places in their respective societies, although Meteora was more feared and Toffee was more respected.

In terms of their goals as villains, Meteora's was more selfish, she wanted the throne she saw as rightfully hers, and there is little indication she'd be a good ruler. Quite the opposite, actually. Meanwhile, Toffee's goal, for all intents and purposes, was to destroy magic, without much in universe suggestion of what he wanted to do after. I suspect there had to be more to it than that, but we don't know were he was off to in such a hurry before Star melted him- we do, however, know that as far as the show is concerned, destroying magic was the right call.

In terms of Eclipsa's view of them, I'd say she has this realization about their childhoods first, at this point they were both doing bad things as far as she's concerned, but one got a second chance and the other didn't- a second chance they deserved equally. Then they all realize that destroying magic was the right choice, so now Toffee is a guy who got killed trying to do the right thing. (Even if he did almost kill a few children in the process)