I don't know how often this guy's gonna appear, TBH. I just thought it'd be fun. Here's the few things I know about him:

- He uses illusion magic to make himself pass as a guy when he's younger.

- He plays the guitar.

Yeah, someone mentioned it on insta that I should, and I discussed it with my cister. And she said that it wouldn't really be that different since aside from the magic system/schools and geography, it pretty much was my own little world lol. So, I did what the scientists at Jurassic Park should've done and considered not just if I could, but if I should. And here we are.

I'll still upload this even though I'm considering branching off the characters to be separate from the Owl House. I mean, as my cister said when I mentioned the idea to her, "Aside from the magic schools/system and the Day of Unity, everything you've shown is all stuff you made up". I've gotten started on some potential new world building written down in Microsoft Word, even. It's funny, yesterday I was so sure, but today I'm feeling conflicted. It's probably because some things will have to be similar to the show and I've already been accused of copying other people before (and really don't wanna deal with stuff like that again). Maybe I'm just overthinking things, though. Definitely wouldn't be the first nor last time lol.

If you read all of the caption on my TOH coven tier list, you'll know I mentioned a headcanon I have with potions. I thought I'd share it. :)

I love how my top picks are a grumpy lesbian, a sunshine bisexual, and a traumatized assassin.

You probably expected this tier list at some point. I'll briefly explain why I like (or dislike) each coven:

Beast keeping: I'm an animal nerd. Need I say more?

Illusion: The potential. If I had illusion magic, I would use it to make myself pass as a man until I ACTUALLY pass.

Bard: I like the thought of my sounds actually being heard.

Healing: I think it'd be convenient to be able to heal myself and others just like that🫰

Oracle: Always had a bit of a fascination with ghosts and seeing the future.

Construction: Reminds me of earthbending from Avatar.

Abominations: Who doesn't love a goofy goopy fella? But I imagine it's a pain to clean up.

Potions: I think it has endless potential (and I think my own personal headcanons make me love it a little more).

Plants: I think I'd be shit at keeping earth plants alive, so I don't think I'd fare much better with Boiling Isle plants either.

Emperor's Coven: Ironically enough, it's the coven I always forget about.

I thought it'd be a fun idea to do tier lists when I don't have art/comics to show. Starting with my favorite childhood movie: Jurassic Park. I'll share my thoughts on each thing as shortly as possible.

Jurassic Park: 10/10. Nostalgic, but still holds up today.

Jurassic Park 3: 8/10. I like the characters and plot better than The Lost World (RIP best man Udesky).

Camp Cretaceous: 7/10. It has its flaws and weird plot points (like robot dog things), but I also really love the characters and their dynamics with each other. Also, it has gay people.

Jurassic World: 6/10. I like Claire (of course, she's a redhead) and Owen. The main villain's plan is DUMB, but I feel like it's not TOO unrealistic. I mean, humans love their illusion of having control, especially over wild animals. Definitely the best Jurassic World movie.

The Lost World: 4/10. I hate how everyone brushes off Ian's (reasonable) concerns, even knowing what he went through in Jurassic Park. I hate how Sarah is an expert with animals, yet she makes so many odd decisions. Why would she think it's okay to touch a stegosaurus baby? Why did she not think to even simply WASH the dang baby blood jacket? Expert my ass. The only saving grace for this film was Ian Malcolm and the humor.

Fallen Kingdom: 3/10. I honestly don't remember this movie that much. I just find it so ridiculous that two grown ass adults let a CHILD dictate the fate of the world. They didn't even try to correct her horrible decision. There's a reason children are the future and not the present, I'm just saying.

Dominion: 2/10. It's a good movie when you turn off your brain. But once you turn it on, you realize nothing in this film makes ANY sense. I could go on for hours about it, just know the science and logic in this film is the most ridiculous out of all of the films. The only things I liked were the found family thing going on with Claire, Owen, and Maisie, and the OG cast coming back (but I wish the film gave them something better to do).

For no real reason, I did Arthur's older sib Alex and their future fam.

Yes, I gave little slogans too. I dunno if slogan is the right word, but we'll go with it. 👊😎🤚

I had these sitting on my computer for about 2-ish years, give or take. I was going to just redraw them and not show the old ones, but then I decided it'd be neat to see how different they'd look.

(2/2) Ah yee, nothing I like more than a character who pretends not to care but actually cares a lot. And irony.

(1/2) Fun Fact: The headmistress' design was based on Mildred from Meet the Robinsons.

Babies, something I love more in fiction than reality.

Probably one of the shortest stories I'll do.

This but with Cat-Dog and the kiddos.

(3/3) Fun Fact: The Alpha's colors are based on a polar bear. 🐻‍❄️

(2/3) OMG, the girlies are fighting.