Amphibia and The Owl House: How To and How NOT To Do A Pilot
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
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That's alright. These videos are incredible not in just the analysis but the comedy within that. 10:40 was hilarious.
You have a unqiue style and would love to see it blossom and grow no matter how much time it takes.
In regards to The Owl House, I firmly believe that its first episode and second episode are a stealth two-parter, the first part acting as an introduction for the characters and some essential setup, and the second episode establishing the themes of the show and presenting us with a microcosm of the show's overarching storyline, and Luz's character arc.
Either way, the fact that ideology of Luz breaks so fast or just testified false onto the later seasons makes it look like that Dana had freaking no idea what was the first episode was going to be rather she was just excited to introduce her next characters, *ahem* Amenity and Hunter. Although the Hunter comes to the next season, it is found out from interviews and research work that Dana forcefully added Hunter into the scene which was fine and the Crew liked the idea but she wanted to make him angsty teen-ager of some sort that goes through trauma, the inspiration is probably from the fandom or maybe she thought that up, but other writers wanted to make him an annoying prodigy; you can clearly see this conflict by watching the first episode of the The Owl House season 2 and then watching the 6th episode, The Hunting Pailsman. And also pay attention in this episode as Luz also forgets the lesson she learned at season 1 of episode 2.
@@jocosejester can you tell me the source about hunter? I'm really interested in that topic!
@@jocosejester which lesson and which episode?
@@variedadesonline3926 Season 1 episode 2, in which Luz learns that everything is not as her book told her but rather it is different; instead of just waiting around for a "prophecy" or to be just hoping that you are the chosen one and do nothing, she instead learns to cooperate with the real world in her nerdy style and abandons the book's idealogy; she is still Luz and contains the spirit of her books but she learned not to let the idealogy of books' dictate her lifestyle. However, we see her keep self-sacrificing herself over everything in Season 2B instead of asking for help, and yes I know the Reaching Out episode was Luz suffering from missing her dad, but seriously in that episode she lied and messed up hard so after that I really wanted her to be better but no in episodes 17, 18, 19 and 21 of season 2 you can see her keep self-sacrificing herself which would be fine if the season 1 episode 2 did not existed. This you might consider as a one thing and only one little mistake which would be fine but this constantly happens throughout the series where they establishes such cool ideas and never go along with it. I also really hated when Gus got sidelined, especially in the "through the looking glass ruins", his plot clashes against an almost point Luz and Amenity plot which had just one payoff in the end, yikes.
@@jocosejester well that's because Luz character arc actually got a type of regression arc, especially after Yesterday's lie episode and all the trauma she went through after that as well
I actually used to think the human-only barrier didn’t make any sense either, but when I thought about it more: it’s probably because of Belos being Phillip or whatever
I thought that too but it still weird philip would go there personaly. Also that he would still count as a human.
@@eksprolek2924 Belos probably made it for his own interest, maybe to collect strong contrabands that can aid him on his mission or to lock that power behind, either way the fact that Eda is the one to tell about that lazar thing implies the relationship with Caleb and the previous Clawthrone, maybe that previous Clawthrone told her offspring about that thing too when she got to know about Belos starts to establishes his power after murdering Caleb and from there Eda got to know about it? Either way I highly doubt that Dana had thought that far about that human lazar barrier thing since she had literally no idea what was the theme of the show was going to be later on and just made this pilot to show her ideology forcefully with doses of lazy writing.
Honestly, this is a great explanation. It kind of makes sense now.
Or it could just be Eda scamming Luz by playing into her fantasies and just messing with luz by saying it's a human only barrier. Not sure how it works but probably isn't human only
@@Capense-q9m King couldn’t get through though, Luz was able to get through and got his crown lol
Idk why they would’ve even taken her along if they didn’t need her to help, especially because they were letting her go home right after.
Owl House pilot in a nutshell.
I'm unique and weird!
Stop being unique and weird!
But, I like to be unique and weird!
They punish us for being unique and weird!
We should all be proud of being unique and weird!
Oof yes. Episode shows potential, but the writing wasn't subtle at all
It wasn't about being unique and weird, it was about accepting yourself
@@Boritoman76 And giving the fuckers who don't like your true self the middle finger.
actually as a neurodivergent person the episode seemed to be more of a way to say "neurodiversity is alright" without saying it
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You put into words a lot of thoughts I just intrinsically knew about these shows. The Owl House is my favorite show, but Amphibia hooked me in a way I don’t think any show has before.
What I would’ve loved from Owl House’s first episode is a hint at Belos. Maybe Wrath walking towards the throne room and cutting to look at him as the door opens. He walks towards the screen and Belos so that we never get a look at Emperor Belos. We only see Wrath try to explain the escaped prisoners when Belos cuts him off to ask about the human.
This would add so much mystery, make the convenience of a human breaking the barrier feel intentional and significant. Most of all, Belos’s disinterest in the conformitorium escapees promises that there are much more ominous plans in motion.
There is one very cool Belos thing. The fact that the contraband is behind a human-only barrier, foreshadowing the truth of Belos's identity from the start
Another thing about The Owl House pilot that was missing was a sense of purpose. Why does Luz want to become a witch so badly? She spent 4 episodes in the Demon Realm not knowing if she can even do magic. Season 3's episode Thanks to Them really helped out showing Luz's Video Diary: The grief she felt from losing her Dad, how she got into her love of The Good Witch Azura and the breaking point with the Book Report Incident.
Luz's actions felt very purposeful to me - her desire to be a witch was kind of fantasy chasing but her primary motivation for staying in the demon realm was clearly because she was feeling beaten down by the human realm - alienation, an at the time apparently unsupportive parent, being sent off to a punitive camp intended to force her to be "normal" (she explicitly called this one out). This, leading on to the fact she explicitly chose to stay, felt very purposeful to me.
@@bosstowndynamics5488 Still feels a bit extreme at the time.
@@klimmr it's a kid given the chance to be like their role model(Azura)It shouldn't need to be explained.She wants to be like her role model and it's a chance to escape a world she feels she doesn't fit in(alienation) remember that this is a kid.Youre expecting a kid to be mature enough to stop and think"Hey maybe I'm being a bit extreme"which isn't what kids typically do.....
@@klimmrif she didn't stay we wouldn't of had a show
7:10 i do wanna say actually, the girl who writes food fan fiction actually does re appear iirc, she's one of the original b.a.t's members with raine! but yea def not noticable as one of the original prisoners if you dont remember her design- anyway i do agree the first episode of toh isnt really a good representaton of the show to come, but also i feel like theres a lot of season 1 that doesnt quite fit in with the rest of the show? i know the show was shortened and that changed a ton with where they wanted to go with it but still, idk maybe there was some conflicting ideas of where they wanted the show to go both tonally and lore wise? ehh idk, they at least figured it out eventually and the resulting product was so worth it :)
Oh, you’re absolutely right! That somehow never registered to me, that’s absolutely my bad on that one. I’ll have to go back and rewatch Eda’s Requiem- does she ever bring up the events of Episode 1 again?
i was about to say the same the same thing, in a few less words tho
@@themadmagpie1742 aannd if you wanna even more edge case, i do believe that the eye ball person does show up in the last "Bye" scene but obviously that not really relevant
You mean Zach the homunculus who made smiling friends
@@themadmagpie1742 if the first episode of "Amphibia" did better than that of "The Owl House" then what were the circumstances? Had it something to do with Dana's feid with Disney?
I think most of the fandom doesn’t like the first episode of the owl house it just feels so weird and completely different from the rest of the show and it felt so cheesy and oddly paced
Odd. As a longtime Owl House fan (since I first saw the teaser in 2019), I thought the first ep was a good introduction to Luz and especially to Eda. Also, you gotta admit that Spencer Wan's animations are beautiful.
@@danksydephil3983 true those animations are great
No none likes once a upon a swap
@@michalelkin-bronner13 we don’t talk about that
@@michalelkin-bronner13 I thought it was fine. Could've been better, but nothing egregious.
A thing I noticed with the first 2 owl house episodes was they both had really forced messages/themes, but ironically the 2nd episodes theme was choosing your own path so then the themes kinda chose their own paths in the rest of the episodes so you could look for a deeper meaning.
The Owl House's first episode was so... not necessarily bad, but not good that i literally stopped watching for months. I didnt pick it up again until a friend recommended it to me, and told me it got a lot better. I'm really glad I continued, but it would have been nice if the first episode had hooked me in the first place
the 2 other characters featured in the conformatorium actually do reappear. katya is part of the bats and the eyeball monster has a few minor appearances throughout the show such as in young blood old souls, hooty's moving hassle etc
the fanfic person does appear later, she was one of the members of the BATTS
As the shows go i prefer the Owl house, but as the pilots go i watched Amphibia because of its pilot and i watched owl house despite its pilot
That’s a perfect way of putting it, I think!
I'm actually the opposite I loved owl houses first episode and thought it was a great introduction to the world and characters meanwhile while amphibia's pilot was good I felt it was a bit boring and we didn't know how anne got the music box until the next episode. also season 1 as a whole felt more of a slow burn then owl houses did, but that's just me
Early Owl House sits really weird with it's later lore.
The conformatorium imprisoning people for just being "weird", instead of, say, wild witches and dissidents of the empire like later revelations would show.
Eda's limb removal seeming at first to be something that witches in general can do, instead of being exclusive to her curse (granted, we see no other witches doing that)
Absolutely zero apperences from the Golden Guard, despite ample reason to be there (he's not like Phillip, a random human who showed up 300 years ago and no one cares to remember, he's the freakin emperor's right hand)
The light gliph being shown in Eda's light spell, despite gliph magic/titan magic later being shown to be substantially different to witch and demon magic...
Many small inconsistencies which makes me think not that many more specific lore details were planned at the start.
I'm kinda disappointed that the whole thing about Eda having a lot of horrible ex boyfriends didn't become a running gag after the first episode
Yeah.
The first ep of TOH is generally considered to be among the 5 weakest eps of the show so it's not exactly a hot take (considering your community post), but you did a great job explaining exactly why
I definitely agree with your critiques on the Owl House's first episode. It's just so...jarring. Every time I've rewatched the show (About 5 times now) I either _contemplate_ skipping ALWAAW or or just _flat out skip it._ And I was always confused about the human thing, why is it only humans can pass through it? And how does stuff get there if that's the case?
Only humans being allowed through is likely so that only Belos can enter
@@markbo3251 Oh, good point!
I actually found TOH to be immediately intriguing while it took me time to care about Amphibia.
All of the characters in the Conformitorium make additional appearances - plural - and Tiny Nose's weird conspiracy theory about being the plaything of higher beings turns out to be true.
TOH had constraints put on it that affected the story so I'm sure that's probably part of why the 1st episode is so random and also explains Once Upon a Swap. There were concepts introduced in that first episode that never appeared again, concepts that may not have had the opportunity to be explored with the dramatic shortening of the third season. They not only had to put the third season into three 45 minutes specials, but they also had to change the second half of season 2 to try and get some questions answered and ideas set up that, had they had a full season 3, they would have been able to do then.
As for the barrier, considering Emperor Belos is human, The barrier does make sense. The way they're using it may not, but it's quite possible that he gave a general command and they followed it to the best of their abilities, maybe not completely understanding what he was after. Warden Wrath was also shown to have some of his own issues
Is the first episode of TOH a strong episode? No, I agree with you there. But it was interesting enough to me to grab my attention. So as far as that goes, it may well just be a matter of taste.
I get what you’re coming from but Lying witch and a warden still stuff that gets you hooked like the barrier that only humans can go through or King being the king of demon which both of those would answered directly or indirectly
Meanwhile Best Fronds, Sprig explains that no one likes him though it was retconned
Edit: I may not stand by this anymore
Just Disney's classic introduction of, "Protagonist does something that the show fines disturbing, but we're supposed to see as charming" cliche. Which The Owl House pilot is also guilty of.
@@klimmr what are talking about?
@@raheemaslam7363 The clip of Sprig pretending to be eaten by the snake skeleton. The kids find it horrifying, but we're supposed to find it charming. And, that's literally how Luz is introduced in the first episode. Edit: They even did that in Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers when Dale pretends to stab himself in the eye with a pencil.
@@klimmr no dude I’m saying that no one like Sprig but it was retconned to everyone liking him
@@raheemaslam7363 Yeah, they wanted to use that cliche first before establishing the character. Which is why it feels so out of place; they didn't know what to do with it going forward.
I think the first season first half and second half are different in tone a bit and was probably disney trying to see how succesful the show is first before the crew could have more interesting topics to discuss with and maybe that is why they couldn't show their original vision of the first episode and that may be why the conformitorium is lame and what they do with the emperor's coven
So I didn't like the whole "Only a human can get through this barrier" but then someone pointed out this was probably made by Philip since he's human and runs the castle. It's not a perfect answer they really should have gotten rid of it, but it makes more sense
I think a big part of this is personal taste - the first episode of The Owl House hooked me within a few minutes, but I could not get into Amphibia despite pushing through what felt like a very cookie cutter first episode and a few more afterwards. If you read it on a technical level, down to the minute details, you can deconstruct it down to the point that it doesn't work, but the first episode just perfectly captures the feeling of being othered and then finding a space where you can be more like yourself, through and through. Even the prisoners in the Conformatorium play a big part here because they form a touchstone for Luz to more explicitly realise that the world (both worlds) will ostracize some groups of people for no reason other than the fact that they're different. And personally while it does flow differently to the later episodes I really liked a lot of the humour in the first episode.
But I also enjoyed the body swap episode, so there is that
Edit: to be fair, I didn't go into TOH blind, and I knew less about Amphibia going in on that side, but I still enjoy re-watching the first episode and I think it only needs a few minor tweaks to make it great, and I still think it's worth saying that Amphibia's first episode isn't objectively better
I like the owl house pilot. But i like Amphibia's too
I think the reason I've never been able to finish season one of TOH is cause it fails to gain my interest and the first is a huge part of it
Please give it a shot, watch like 10 episode at one time and see if it catches your interest, someone did this trick and they got into amphibia, the owl house S2 is INSANE it has a lot of plot i promise
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As I grew to appreciate Luz as the protagonist as the show progresses, she didn't leave a good first impression on me. I don't have a problem with the message itself (being a weirdo isn't a bad thing), if anything, I can relate to that message because I'm an autistic guy who's obsessed with anime, video games, superheroes, and other geeky stuff and I have trouble fitting in with other people, but there's need to be a balance to make the message work and the way Luz behaved in the first episode was very concerning. She causes disturbance and is about to spread chaos at her school when she brought snakes and fireworks, and they tried to paint Luz as sympathetic and expect us to side with her to stay at the boiling isle for summer? I'm sorry but I agreed with Camila's decision to send Luz to Reality Check Summer Camp because she needs to get her act together. It's a really good thing Luz improve through season 1 and takes things more seriously with reality in season 2 because if she stays exactly the same, she probably would be frustrating to sit through.
Yeah, this was my main problem with the first episode
However, they did seem to improve on this A LOT throughout the rest of the season. With Luz sorta mellowing out but still remaining creative and ambitious by the end
I disagree - it's made very clear that Luz isn't intentionally causing chaos; to her, she's enthusiastically throwing herself into the activities she enjoys. I get that she was a bit much in most of those examples but to me that doesn't prevent reading her as sympathetic, and the response being sending her to "Reality Check" camp might be heavy handed but makes it very clear that she's unsupported and misunderstood, and personally it took me all the way until the end of S3E1 to forgive Camilla for her response to Luz's eccentricity. Luz is shown as being different in a way that isn't actually bad (2 of the examples of her "acting out" were pretty innocent, and the others were still well intentioned) and the response of most of the humans is trying to force her into the mold of a "normal" person. This all comes up again in S3 when Camilla is processing all of it, and personally I think it pays off quite well by giving the writers an opportunity to develop her as well.
@@bosstowndynamics5488 I didn't say Luz was creating trouble on purpose, what I was trying to say is considering her incidents cause disturbance and harm to those around her, especially bringing her fireworks and live snakes to her school (which I remind you her snakes did attack her classmates and her own principal) while Luz doesn't seem to have a problem with it, it doesn't make me feel sorry for her, it makes me want her to get some help. That's why I agree with the principal and Camila's decision because she needs to get her head straight with reality which thankfully, she did later on.
@@firemaster9293 Have you watched season 3 yet? Luz absolutely had development to do but the show is *extremely* critical of the approach taken by the adult figures in her life. The camp was called "Reality Check", and had the tagline "Think inside the box"with a picture of a child who looks like he was beaten into submission, it's not being even remotely subtle that the "solution" being proposed here is to force Luz to be "normal" rather than working with her to grow and improve in a way that actually works for her. The first episode of season 3 develops this idea a lot further through Camilla's ruminating over the whole thing - the school very much did think she had intent and wanted to punish her differences out of her. Luz goes through a lot of growth through S2 and S3 in particular but she's not even remotely close to the person the school wanted her to be by the end of it.
@@bosstowndynamics5488 I did watch season 3, I'm talking about my first impression of the very first episode. I said in my very first comment that I grew to appreciate Luz as the protagonist as the show progresses, but she didn't leave a good first impression on me when I started watching the show since 2020. Also, this video is meant to analyze how and how not to start off the show with Amphibia and The Owl House, not meant to judge both series as a whole.
idk, I think the big thing for me is the Owl Houses first episode really drew me into the world. The concept was immediately interesting, and the prison break scene left me interesed in the Owl House's government and politics. Which the series delivered on.
Amphibia didn't do that too much for me. It was still interesting, it just didn't draw me in as much until later.
Yep! I strongly feel the same. TOH pilot really was lackluster, and could have done so much better in setting up the show.
They also could have toned down a bit on the message they were trying to portray
7:12 The fanfiction girl did appear again as a bard against the emperor and as a member of the cats
Spoiler:
10:59 Belos is human himself, so maybe he purposely made the box thing only accessible to himself.
the fanfic lady actually does appear again, she is part of the BATS
I honestly forgot Eda even had a business
She did. It only shut down because she lost her magic and Luz destroy the portal back to the human realm.
11:00, I thought about that but I already figured it out, it is simply because of Belos, since he was the one to set up his guards, the warden *ahem*, who goes on to make the "prison place" with the help of Belos's tech which is why only a human can enter through it. Although yes you can attribute this to Dana's lazy writing but at the end of day she did later on reveal a human character in the Boiling Isle and I will admit, that lazar thing was not a foreshadow because no way she thought that ahead; although could be possible, either way there you go.
Honestly, I absolutely hated Luz at first
she was like the combination of the worst aspects of Mabel Pines and Star Butterfly
She grew out of it tho, unlike the other two
Thanks for the video about the difference in Pilots. Amphibia Pilot presents a more intriguing idea, but I found it frustrating that the idea planted in the Pilot basically went nowhere for most of S1. So it felt a bit misleading in the end for me.
Maybe the only a human force field thing is an unintentional foreshadowing of belos being human
Pilots for shows aren't made to "test popularity." They're made for studios to decide whether or not they want to greenlight a series.
To be fair, part of that decision is in fact whether the show is going to be popular, and as far as I'm aware pilots at least used to be aired to do that, even if Disney's pilots aren't readily available
Hey, Magpie, I have something to tell you about Emperor Belos regarding the human-only force field. You might wanna sit down.
XD fair enough! Definitely something to consider.
That being said, I feel like it might be more a coincidence than anything else? Pretty sure it’s set up that Belos is a recluse that rarely ever leaves his castle, and the contraband is pretty clearly Warden Wrath’s area of expertise. I can absolutely understand if that was meant to be setup, I just personally don’t see it!
7:15 actually, two of them reappear!
the fanfiction girl was a part of the BATS and CATS
5:28 honestly no it's kinda sad lol imagine how many times this has happened to him😂
Everything great that defines The Owl House is premiered in episode 2
I was always kind of waiting for the owl house itself to have some kind of significance because of that weird mural on the ceiling, but the Owl House never really focuses on the ...owl house. I never understood why elements like it and the original portal were focused on when they really didn't have any history. They were just sorta there.
Interesting and cool vid. Congrats on 5K Subs.
Not quite, I’m on 5K XD
Like endings, gravity falls is leagues better than both in my opinion. Although Amphibia actually was a decent contender.
Hmm a barrier that holds contraband which only a human can access? That makes it sound like Luz isn't the only human on the boiling isles... And what's more, someone with SUPREME AUTHORITY, and the owner of the conformatorium must be able to access it.... Nah that can't be foreshadowing
never cared for amphibia but it cool if that how you feel.
Hm, fair and valid points and opinions, well they are good enough still regardless.
I gotta say the owl house did NOT have the impact of any proper pilots to a show should've had nor did the following few episodes throughout season 1(even in s2 there were some cases of poor pacing but I'm not gonna get into that). Something about the execution just always felt a bit off and that lack of investment just dragged on until the latter half of the first season. I remember constantly rolling my eyes over all the bits of set up being way too cliche or the barely touched upon resolutions. But the humor improved immensely so I guess that was enough to keep me around.
Which at the end of the day, I'm heavenly grateful for
The owl house was surely one of those big hitters and we were fortunate to be graced with its presence
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The first season of the owl house really feels like a totally different show than the rest of it and I wonder if that’s due to not having much of a plan.
We know the show was basically rewritten after learning the third season was cut but even then there’s not much within the first season that goes to an eventual endgame.
Meanwhile Amphibia pulls a gravity falls in how much was setup and would later be paid off pretty well from the calamity powers being hinted at so early and of course the whereabouts of Anne’s friends.
It’s all so interesting on a second watch that owl house doesn’t ever seem to get
10:58 I would assume that exists due to Belos being human, thus allowing him and only him through.
genuinely convinced the owl house first episode put me off the owlhouse, the rest of the show i felt eh about, my whole mentality was "this show is just quirky like the rest" until the collector was introduced-
The owl house first episode is definitely rough and not well planned out. But at least it got its worst episode out of thr way early!
The Conformatorium was the entire reason I dismissed the Owl House as any good until like two days ago when I was finally convinced to go back to it.
For anyone wondering why I'm here if I haven't watched it yet, I'm almost never bothered by spoilers. And these videos are what convinced me to try it. :)
10:49
Kinda Major Spoiler Warning for The Owl House
I thought that Phillip and bellows were the same person for a while before it was confirmed, so when I would rewatch the first episode to see if I missed anything, I thought that the, “only a human can go through” thingy was just hinting to that
Amphibia's one of my favorite pilot episode of a cartoon ! Up here with Infinity Train and Gravity Falls
I just find AMphibia to be classes above The Owl House. Just look at those bland backgrounds in The Owl House. So boring. The humor is nowhere near Amphibia. Same goes for the voice acting. Everything just clicks with Amphibia, taking everything to the next level in terms of an animated tv show.
I actually hated Amphibia’s pilot. Actually didn’t continue watching it until a friend told me it got good. I found the owl house pilot much better and it actually got me interested in the charecters. Just my opinion though
Lore of Amphibia and The Owl House: How To and How NOT To Do A Pilot momentum 100
@5:26 yeah I do kinda find it funny, but Iove Scooby-Doo and that catch phrase. x3
uhh about the force field that only a human can go thru not making sense have you watched the show? belos is a human thats why only a human can cross it he was the only human in the demon realm it was so only he could go thru it
7:12
“Two never appeared again” ….. seriously?
FIRE VIDEO
Nah, the TOH pilot clears easily, it's peak
Imo there both good for amphibia i thought it was interesting tjat we start with other characters before we get to the main one
@@audreyharris7643 Yeah, I like the Amphibia one a lot too
Tiny nose did come back many times, and the girl
I am of the opinion that a show shouldn't have to set up questions so that the audience can get invested, a witch, her demon pet and the crazy world of that she lives in should be enough to get a person invested into a show.
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i like both
4:50 "Setting it for the rest of the series"
So true Dio returns way too much for the literal rest of the series just watch him somehow be in part 9
Am I the only one who dislikes the Owl House series finale for how it kind of invalidates Luz’s overarching arc. Luz learned in WBW that she is not really a chosen one, but she has to make her own destiny. Then WAD makes her a chosen one and has her given powers by the Titan. I would have had Luz die, but King die too in the scene with Titan Belos. This way, King would have not only gotten to meet his dad, but then he could get Titan powers to fight Belos while Luz forges her own path and leads the fight against Belos from the inside. It feels like they just wanted to throw in an anime form for the fans.
Maybe it's because I have adhd but I think dumbess stuff so funny
The force field that only humans can get through is because Belos is a human and doesn’t trust most of the witches, we’ll really any of them. He knows Lilith is a traitor from the beginning because of the time travel episode, hunter is well, complicated and kikimora, his closest supporter he despises, he’s rather cut of his arm than trust her.
11:14 you do realize this was probably set but by belos the only other human in the boiling isle. Wouldnt it make sense for him to make the contraband only accessible to him? Now that i think about it, golden guards may also be able to access it, but they are in general loyal to belos
11:06 The reason a force field that only a human could enter is due to the fact that Emperor Belos was in fact a human, meaning that he was the only one allowed access to the contraband.
The OWL house pilot is was better then Amphibia.
Amphibia was so boring and the openig spoiled how she ended in the World so why try to make a mystery what was already answered 🤣
I just rewatched toh pilot before this coincidentally and i enjoyed it to be honest
Hot take.
The owl house has a perfect pilot for the show and it's themes.
Worms :))))))
The first episode of "The Owl House" deserved way better
one thing i like about amphibia is, we actually got to see luz progressing through wartwood and in the owl house, everyone just sort of accepts luz with no question and i get that luz loved being in the boiling isles but still, i wish we couldve got to see luz atleast progressing through the boiling isles and everyone starts to accept her for who she is because as i said, everyone just accepts luz even though being weird was apparently a crime in the boiling isles
Ello
So normally I see people trash amphibia for having a bad first episode, good to know owl house has one too. I’ve never had interest in watching either show aside from one random episode of amphibia I caught between gravity falls reruns, but both always had an off feeling about them that turns me off.
So are you just going to make these videos just to shit on owl house and gush over his Amphibia "is so much better"?
I am preparing to strangle an imaginary version of you saying the owl house's plot is bad.
Maybe the toh pilot was weird because it was about being weird lol
I lost interest in Amphibia after watching its premiere and it took me a few months to get back into it, while with Owl House, I never lost interest after watching the pilot. I binged through Seasons 1 and 2 in a few weeks.