Slight clarification, Raine never was brainwashed. They were using whistling from the very beginning, which is why scene between Raine and Eda hits even harder second time. It's not that they forget their reunion, Raine wanted to push Eda away so she was safe and not tried to help with whats happening in palace.
So, for clarity, grimwalkers, like Hunter and the other Golden Guards, are clones made from a bone of someone who died. In this case, Belos' brother, Caleb. Whenever one realizes Belos is evil, he offs them and makes a new one. Learning that on top of everything else, it's no wonder Hunter's so traumatized. Poor kid.
my man I seriously don't understand HOW you can be in so many channels,from mikey ventures,wee lass reacts,Not so average fangirl,morgan terry,Night reacts (I don't remember if you were there but I wouldn't be surprised if you were) to alicia! And I'm sure I'm still missing some channels! Like,it really is impressive,don't get me wrong,but damn dude,wow
@@mojonoahgamer5647 basically,but they don't have any of the memories of the original person or of their past lives,basicallt making them only a physical replica
He's a man from the early 1700s. That's a legit profession in his time period and he literally thought he was the hero. He wasn't, but that's what he was taught to believe.
@@D_YellowMadness who said it excused anything? He was a monster, full stop, and he gave up any shred of his humanity long before he became the pseudo-wendigo parasite he ended up being. I just pointed out that in the world he and Caleb came from that being witch hunters was an accepted profession, especially for two young orphans living on their own. Voldemort having a tragic backstory didn't make him a hero all of a sudden either, it just added depth to his character. We can see all how out of pocket Belos really was from behind the Fourth Wall. In his mind, though, he was the equivalent of Magneto being dropped into the middle of Berlin during the middle of WWII.
The irony in the statement Belos/Philip makes "You can't reason with crazy" is astounding in that it's such a small line with so much impact and implications when you think about it.
Yep, this was true of the real "witch hunters" and trials and so much evil in the world. They whole heartedly believe they are right and good and any attempts to explain otherwise no matter how rational they are , is met with them doubling down and declaring everyone else insane and evil.
There's been like hundreds of grimwalkers Because Belos is like 400+ years old and each grimwalker lasts 1-5 years and needs one of Caleb's bones to look like him and there's only 206 bones in a human body. But then the book Belos had only said it needed a bone, it didn't say it needed a WHOLE bone. So we don't really know how many grimwalkers there are, but there's at least 206
4:02 "Noone wants to believe they have wasted their life following the wrong person...You need to find something big to change their minds"..these lines foreshadows Hunter's journey in this episode
@@Tpm12luvIt's tough on a first viewing unless one happens to notice one and start looking for others. Even then you may miss most of them and get an incomplete story.
This episode really cements the idea that Belos is a dark reflection of Luz. In the beginning, Luz treated everything as a one big adventure story, almost dissociating herself from the reality and consequences to fulfill her imagined fantasy experience. She grew out of it, and now is more mature and treats those she meets as people rather than characters. She compares people and events to books and tv a lot less than she did back in season 1. Belos is the same way, but from a warped perspective. He grew up with stories about how magic is evil and witches must be destroyed. After arriving to the Boiling Isles, rather than learn to accept that things can be different from what he thought, he latches on to his delusion that witches are the villains and the enemy. He still imagines himself as a hero in his own little fantasy of slaying monsters and purging witches. It makes a lot of sense that his inner self first appeared as a kid. Not only to trick Luz and Hunter, but in a certain emotional level, he never grew beyond his childhood stories. The Gravewalkers are a symptom of that, he wants a sidekick so he makes one, and the moment the sidekick acts outside of his assigned role in Belos' story, he gets rid of it and makes a new one.
This is one of my favourite episodes. I spent months coming up with theories about what Belos endgame was, and even though it’s obvious now in hindsight (what with Philip being around since the puritan era) it never occurred to me that he was a witch hunter whose ultimate goal was to commit mass genocide. Speaking of Hunter, his breakdown over both realising that everything he believed was a lie, and that he and the other Golden Guards are basically clones, was perfect.
Just so you’re aware, it wasn’t as surprising to some other viewers. Belos was looking at a book on Grimwalkers in one episode, and it’s heavily implied that Darius was close with the previous one.
Kinda funny that Disney has both one of the most heinous villains ever in Belos and the most wholesome in Heinz Doofenshmirtz in their serialized TV shows.
Belos, Hunter's pseudo- parent tried to kill Hunter and Luz used Eda's jacket to save him. So, she used a symbol of her pseudo- parent's affection to save Hunter from being killed by his and then Hunter helped Luz by using the jacket. So, Eda's love won over Belos' toxic everything. Also, Eda's jacket versus Hunter's cloak. Eda's love and support versus Belos' possessiveness and obsessiveness. Saves people versus is thrown away in the midst of a panic attack (after helping to aggravate said attack).
I believe in human supremacy so i personally agree with him lol also watching too much warhammer content is affecting me a lot xD I deleted my other comment because i think it would be kind of a spoiler lol
This episode really puts Hunter's name into context. "Hello, I'm the witch, Hunter" it makes you wonder if the others were all named killer and murderer or smth, and how much Belos was probably smiling each and every time. he was probably saving Hunter for the one closest made to the DOU
7:30 - "For you, a thousand glowing eyeballs was the most terrifying thing in your life. But for me, it was Tuesday." Remember in the beginning of "Eclipse Lake" when Belos had a book open on the page about creating Grimwalkers, it listed the ingredients Palistrom wood, Selkiedomus scales, Stonesleeper lungs, a Galderstone, and Bone of Ortet, four of which we've seen (the Selkiedomus they were hunting, the Galderstones in the graveyard, the Palistrom wood Eda got for Luz, and the Stonesleeper that was hibernating in the Titan's skull). Ortet is a botany term, that refers to the original plant from which you take the tissue to make clones of. Since Belos said Hunter "looks the most like him", the fandom has assumed that Hunter was made using the skull. Also the book says Grimwalkers have magenta-colored eyes, which Hunter has. It also hasn't escaped notice that Phillip is a witch hunter, and he named his "nephew" Hunter.
The irony is, Witch Hunters were mostly made up of con-men, so you could say Luz wasn't then only human in the Boiling Isles who arrived lost in fantasy.
Throughout this episode several pictures are quickly or briefly shown in the background, which basically tell Belos' life story until he became who he is today. Here's basically everything that was told with these pictures: He was raised by his older brother, and both grew up to become witch hunters within their town. After reaching adulthood, both would discover an actual witch from the demon realm who captivated his brother with magic, which would make him leave the human realm to follow her, leaving Belos behind. Belos, believing his brother was led astray by the witch's intentions, followed in pursuit to bring her to justice, and while he was captivated by the demon realm at first, that would end once he discovered that his brother wasn’t being forced but instead had gone by his own accord and had even fallen in love with that very witch, who was shown to be pregnant at the time he finally found them. Feeling betrayed by his brother for being with someone they were taught to hunt, he confronted him, and despite his brother loving that he was there (a picture of Belos being hugged by his brother while holding a knife is shown), Belos would eventually attack and kill him (they are shown fighting, and then his brother is shown lying on the ground with a knife next to him). Belos would then run away after being attacked by the witch, and this is basically where his goal in eradicating all witches started, and to do so, he needed to live a long time (shown in pictures to start eating Palisman magic and carving glyphs into his body) and had to be seen as a witch (shown to be cutting his ears to be pointy, a bloody knife, and all)
Yeah, Belos/Philip's reveal that he was a witch hunter really makes sense when you realise that he most likely would have grew up near salem around the 1690s, being from the same state as Luz.
The statue in Gravesfield is Belos and Caleb, and the symbol on the town sign is the same as on Hunter’s Cape, there was so many connections in episodes and in the background; I hate Disney for stealing so much from us by canceling this show
15:40 god imagine finding out that your 'uncle' has actually been repeatedly cloning you, but then ends up killing you horribly in the end. Poor Hunter :(
I realized just watching your reaction. The part where Luz, Hunter and Child Belos are running through the snow inside one of the memories, you can see that Luz's footsteps are significantly heavier than Hunter's. . . That's just another proof that Hunter is not a "real" witch.
Plus even putting aside the whole denial thing, if you've been believing something your whole life, one piece of evidence against it isn't likely to change your mind even if it's extremely compelling. Even if no one's brainwashed you at all. Like if you've known someone your whole life & you've always thought they were good person, you could walk in on them killing someone & you'd probably think they must've had a good (or maybe just misguided) reason because it almost always seems more logical to trust years of evidence over one really incriminating moment. It would be easier to believe the person they killed did something really evil than to believe a person you knew your whole life was faking being a good person the whole time.
Back in the opening scene of "Eclipse Lake," when we see the fluid flowing through the tubes to the door, there is a book on the ground. That book is open to a section about grimwalkers, and how to create them. Naturally, this led to a lot of speculation and theories, including Hunter being a grimwalker.
Belos cements himself here as not only a fucked up individual, but the rank of honorary classic-era Disney villain. I’ve heard him be called “Frollo (from Hunchback of Notre Dame) times 11.”
The fact that the whole episode is basically just Belos bragging about how much of a prick he is. Looking upp the paintings paint just a tragic story especially for Belos. The man is a monster but with everything in his past its no wonder he became what he is. Especially when we take into considerstion who Hunter really is to him.
Ah Hollow Mind, I saw it twice the day it premiered. Once in the daytime, and again during the night (Just to make things a bit more scary for me I guess). It was that good of an episode imo.
Dana has said that Disney made here tone down a lot of the horror in the show. Imagine how much darker this episode would have been if this was on Netflex or Amazon?
I really believe it would be so much better, the fact that is a kid's cartoon is what is holding it down when it has so much potential but we can do nothing about it.
@@Tpm12luvshe should go to adult swim or i don't know somewhere she doesn't need to tone it down her works xd because she is capable of writing good villain like belos.
So fun fact alicia and I highly recommend you do this if not comments can explain if you want but if you look back at the photos of memories THERES ALOT OF LORE
I'm so mad Disney forced them to bum-rush the final season, I would have loved to see more of Belos' backstory with his brother, but we only have snippets
In this episode : Luz goes into someone's mind, fights that person's inner self, and there's a child with a skull-like mask with small deer antlers. Name of the episode : "Hollow Mind" COINCIDENCE? NUH UH.
bellos be making clones of someone who "betrayed him", each time the clone betrays him he destroys them, never thinking maybe he's in the wrong, and he's doing the evil shit
Question, if there can’t be two inner Belos then what was the two willows at the end of that episode in season one, was that a plot hole or did a memory willow pop out to say goodbye
Having watched and rewatch the series I still go back to this episode and pause on all the memories. The fact that it only gets worse here on out is… oof
Hunter is me fr my dog is named Flapjack. I hate belos so much more now which I didn't know was possible. Luz is now going to feel responsible for things she shouldn't and Hunter really needs his friends now more than ever I'm going back to bed before I start crying.
You know, with the change in hair color and everything, I have a head canon that Phillip has just been spiritually inhabiting older Grimwalkers of Caleb since his original body expired. He needs to consume the Palismen because he's more palestrum wood than he is flesh and bone at this point.
What really cements for me how irredeemably evil Belos is, is how easily he casts Hunter aside. All the devotion, genuine concern, loyalty and care the boy had shown him, all the time they spent together...and Belos first reaction to Hunter even remotely questioning him is to, essentially, shrug, say "Looks like my favorite tool just broke. Oh well, time to make another." and move to get rid of him. Also, "I will do everything it takes to save Humanity from evil?" Yeah...to quote Camilla: A lot of bad guys say that.
The only thing I don't quite get in this episode: Why is Belos basically going out of his way to show Hunter the evil things he did in the past if he ultimately does not want Hunter to betray him? Maybe I just missed something, idk
yeah when she is done with the show I wonder what she would think of some of the fan comics out there I don't want her to do it now as their are a lot of spoilers in them since the show had ended its run but I think she would just love seeing some of the comics and there is like dubed vids on youtube of them so could be a fun thing to watch
You should really look at the portraits in the background this whole episode There are compilation images since many of them are in passing while they run
Hinter is a clone of his dead brother that he has killed his brother and the clones, originally he killed his brother because he fell in love with a witch and it's been theorized that the witch was clawthorne based on the pitchers on the side shows a silowet of eda
no commentary about the 3 hooked figures that where trying to enter belos' mind? they had no connection with luz or hunter, but they did help them get out, is it just so obvious not worth even a comment?
Slight clarification, Raine never was brainwashed. They were using whistling from the very beginning, which is why scene between Raine and Eda hits even harder second time. It's not that they forget their reunion, Raine wanted to push Eda away so she was safe and not tried to help with whats happening in palace.
So, for clarity, grimwalkers, like Hunter and the other Golden Guards, are clones made from a bone of someone who died. In this case, Belos' brother, Caleb. Whenever one realizes Belos is evil, he offs them and makes a new one. Learning that on top of everything else, it's no wonder Hunter's so traumatized. Poor kid.
It's like a more fucked up version of Palpitine and Vader in a way.
my man I seriously don't understand HOW you can be in so many channels,from mikey ventures,wee lass reacts,Not so average fangirl,morgan terry,Night reacts (I don't remember if you were there but I wouldn't be surprised if you were) to alicia! And I'm sure I'm still missing some channels! Like,it really is impressive,don't get me wrong,but damn dude,wow
So a Replica?
@@mojonoahgamer5647 basically,but they don't have any of the memories of the original person or of their past lives,basicallt making them only a physical replica
@@Xx_Sunny0mor1_xX interesting
We all knew Belos was evil, but him declaring himself a witch hunter really makes everything click.
I’ve always hated people from the 1600s, and this solidified my exact reason why!
He's a man from the early 1700s. That's a legit profession in his time period and he literally thought he was the hero. He wasn't, but that's what he was taught to believe.
@@1GungGung Still hate him.
@@1GungGung None of that excuses his lack of remorse for tormenting & killing people/animals who he knows were doing nothing wrong.
@@D_YellowMadness who said it excused anything? He was a monster, full stop, and he gave up any shred of his humanity long before he became the pseudo-wendigo parasite he ended up being. I just pointed out that in the world he and Caleb came from that being witch hunters was an accepted profession, especially for two young orphans living on their own. Voldemort having a tragic backstory didn't make him a hero all of a sudden either, it just added depth to his character. We can see all how out of pocket Belos really was from behind the Fourth Wall. In his mind, though, he was the equivalent of Magneto being dropped into the middle of Berlin during the middle of WWII.
Hunter: *literally traumatised by corpses of clones*
Alicia: uhh Hunter, why aren’t you showing any emotions???
Frrr I mean what kind of emotion you would even release after getting all that knowledge
Dude looked dissociated af and I don't blame him
The irony in the statement Belos/Philip makes "You can't reason with crazy" is astounding in that it's such a small line with so much impact and implications when you think about it.
Plus, Luz said it earlier, which essentially turned him into a dark counterpart of our protagonist
Yep, this was true of the real "witch hunters" and trials and so much evil in the world. They whole heartedly believe they are right and good and any attempts to explain otherwise no matter how rational they are , is met with them doubling down and declaring everyone else insane and evil.
@@TheRhuen That's mostly fanfiction.
@@Ozymandias2x No it issn't?? There's a reason that "witchhunt" is a figure of speech used to this day??
@@Ozymandias2xThey really did kill mfs because they believed in the supernatural
There's been like hundreds of grimwalkers
Because Belos is like 400+ years old and each grimwalker lasts 1-5 years and needs one of Caleb's bones to look like him and there's only 206 bones in a human body. But then the book Belos had only said it needed a bone, it didn't say it needed a WHOLE bone. So we don't really know how many grimwalkers there are, but there's at least 206
"Let's watch Owl House, it's such a fun series!"
S2EP16:
The Trauma train has pulled into the station.
TOOT-TOOT!
Luz: “This mama is ready for trauma…”
Me: “No, you ain’t”
And neither was Alicia.
No one was
4:02 "Noone wants to believe they have wasted their life following the wrong person...You need to find something big to change their minds"..these lines foreshadows Hunter's journey in this episode
So much Lore in those paintings, amazing.
It's a shame she didn't stop to look at them
@@Tpm12luvIt's tough on a first viewing unless one happens to notice one and start looking for others. Even then you may miss most of them and get an incomplete story.
@@Tpm12luv yeah, doing it during the first watch is a bit too much though. I missed some of them even while stopping the episode on later rewatches.
This episode really cements the idea that Belos is a dark reflection of Luz. In the beginning, Luz treated everything as a one big adventure story, almost dissociating herself from the reality and consequences to fulfill her imagined fantasy experience. She grew out of it, and now is more mature and treats those she meets as people rather than characters. She compares people and events to books and tv a lot less than she did back in season 1. Belos is the same way, but from a warped perspective. He grew up with stories about how magic is evil and witches must be destroyed. After arriving to the Boiling Isles, rather than learn to accept that things can be different from what he thought, he latches on to his delusion that witches are the villains and the enemy. He still imagines himself as a hero in his own little fantasy of slaying monsters and purging witches. It makes a lot of sense that his inner self first appeared as a kid. Not only to trick Luz and Hunter, but in a certain emotional level, he never grew beyond his childhood stories. The Gravewalkers are a symptom of that, he wants a sidekick so he makes one, and the moment the sidekick acts outside of his assigned role in Belos' story, he gets rid of it and makes a new one.
This is one of my favourite episodes. I spent months coming up with theories about what Belos endgame was, and even though it’s obvious now in hindsight (what with Philip being around since the puritan era) it never occurred to me that he was a witch hunter whose ultimate goal was to commit mass genocide.
Speaking of Hunter, his breakdown over both realising that everything he believed was a lie, and that he and the other Golden Guards are basically clones, was perfect.
Just so you’re aware, it wasn’t as surprising to some other viewers. Belos was looking at a book on Grimwalkers in one episode, and it’s heavily implied that Darius was close with the previous one.
Did you notice the background paintings?
They showed the history of Philip and his big brother, Caleb.
Kinda funny that Disney has both one of the most heinous villains ever in Belos and the most wholesome in Heinz Doofenshmirtz in their serialized TV shows.
And they have met.
Not joking.
Belos, Hunter's pseudo- parent tried to kill Hunter and Luz used Eda's jacket to save him. So, she used a symbol of her pseudo- parent's affection to save Hunter from being killed by his and then Hunter helped Luz by using the jacket. So, Eda's love won over Belos' toxic everything. Also, Eda's jacket versus Hunter's cloak. Eda's love and support versus Belos' possessiveness and obsessiveness. Saves people versus is thrown away in the midst of a panic attack (after helping to aggravate said attack).
I believe in human supremacy so i personally agree with him lol also watching too much warhammer content is affecting me a lot xD
I deleted my other comment because i think it would be kind of a spoiler lol
Yeah eda is the best parental figure while belos is the worst
The emperor of mankind would agree.
@@PoyoPoyomfs L
@@chrisnotpratt1903well its called human rights for a reason not "witch rights" haha.
This episode really puts Hunter's name into context. "Hello, I'm the witch, Hunter" it makes you wonder if the others were all named killer and murderer or smth, and how much Belos was probably smiling each and every time. he was probably saving Hunter for the one closest made to the DOU
You really think he puts that much effort into naming them all?
he probably has like, ten names at most that he cycles through.
7:30 - "For you, a thousand glowing eyeballs was the most terrifying thing in your life. But for me, it was Tuesday."
Remember in the beginning of "Eclipse Lake" when Belos had a book open on the page about creating Grimwalkers, it listed the ingredients Palistrom wood, Selkiedomus scales, Stonesleeper lungs, a Galderstone, and Bone of Ortet, four of which we've seen (the Selkiedomus they were hunting, the Galderstones in the graveyard, the Palistrom wood Eda got for Luz, and the Stonesleeper that was hibernating in the Titan's skull). Ortet is a botany term, that refers to the original plant from which you take the tissue to make clones of. Since Belos said Hunter "looks the most like him", the fandom has assumed that Hunter was made using the skull.
Also the book says Grimwalkers have magenta-colored eyes, which Hunter has.
It also hasn't escaped notice that Phillip is a witch hunter, and he named his "nephew" Hunter.
The irony is, Witch Hunters were mostly made up of con-men, so you could say Luz wasn't then only human in the Boiling Isles who arrived lost in fantasy.
Throughout this episode several pictures are quickly or briefly shown in the background, which basically tell Belos' life story until he became who he is today. Here's basically everything that was told with these pictures:
He was raised by his older brother, and both grew up to become witch hunters within their town. After reaching adulthood, both would discover an actual witch from the demon realm who captivated his brother with magic, which would make him leave the human realm to follow her, leaving Belos behind. Belos, believing his brother was led astray by the witch's intentions, followed in pursuit to bring her to justice, and while he was captivated by the demon realm at first, that would end once he discovered that his brother wasn’t being forced but instead had gone by his own accord and had even fallen in love with that very witch, who was shown to be pregnant at the time he finally found them. Feeling betrayed by his brother for being with someone they were taught to hunt, he confronted him, and despite his brother loving that he was there (a picture of Belos being hugged by his brother while holding a knife is shown), Belos would eventually attack and kill him (they are shown fighting, and then his brother is shown lying on the ground with a knife next to him). Belos would then run away after being attacked by the witch, and this is basically where his goal in eradicating all witches started, and to do so, he needed to live a long time (shown in pictures to start eating Palisman magic and carving glyphs into his body) and had to be seen as a witch (shown to be cutting his ears to be pointy, a bloody knife, and all)
Fun Fact: This is the first time Hunter has referred to Luz by her given name instead of Human. This shows that he’s starting to trust her.
Btw! If you look at the background of the different paintings in Belos’s mind, you could see what happened to him and his brother
Yeah, Belos/Philip's reveal that he was a witch hunter really makes sense when you realise that he most likely would have grew up near salem around the 1690s, being from the same state as Luz.
And yet another reason why I hate peoples from the 1600s.
The statue in Gravesfield is Belos and Caleb, and the symbol on the town sign is the same as on Hunter’s Cape, there was so many connections in episodes and in the background; I hate Disney for stealing so much from us by canceling this show
The Connecticut Witch Trials were bloodier than The Salem Witch Trials. Salem is just more famous because of Nathaniel Hawthorne's _The Crucible._
I can't help but see the parallels between Belos' cult and real-life religions
It took me way too long to realize Hunter's name isn't even a name but a TITLE.
Belos is sick.
15:40 god imagine finding out that your 'uncle' has actually been repeatedly cloning you, but then ends up killing you horribly in the end. Poor Hunter :(
I realized just watching your reaction. The part where Luz, Hunter and Child Belos are running through the snow inside one of the memories, you can see that Luz's footsteps are significantly heavier than Hunter's.
.
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That's just another proof that Hunter is not a "real" witch.
If you rewatch the episode n follow the background. You will see the other half of this episode giving you the story of how Belos killed his brother.
Plus even putting aside the whole denial thing, if you've been believing something your whole life, one piece of evidence against it isn't likely to change your mind even if it's extremely compelling. Even if no one's brainwashed you at all.
Like if you've known someone your whole life & you've always thought they were good person, you could walk in on them killing someone & you'd probably think they must've had a good (or maybe just misguided) reason because it almost always seems more logical to trust years of evidence over one really incriminating moment. It would be easier to believe the person they killed did something really evil than to believe a person you knew your whole life was faking being a good person the whole time.
Back in the opening scene of "Eclipse Lake," when we see the fluid flowing through the tubes to the door, there is a book on the ground. That book is open to a section about grimwalkers, and how to create them. Naturally, this led to a lot of speculation and theories, including Hunter being a grimwalker.
Belos cements himself here as not only a fucked up individual, but the rank of honorary classic-era Disney villain.
I’ve heard him be called “Frollo (from Hunchback of Notre Dame) times 11.”
The fact that the whole episode is basically just Belos bragging about how much of a prick he is. Looking upp the paintings paint just a tragic story especially for Belos. The man is a monster but with everything in his past its no wonder he became what he is. Especially when we take into considerstion who Hunter really is to him.
Ah Hollow Mind, I saw it twice the day it premiered. Once in the daytime, and again during the night (Just to make things a bit more scary for me I guess). It was that good of an episode imo.
Dana has said that Disney made here tone down a lot of the horror in the show. Imagine how much darker this episode would have been if this was on Netflex or Amazon?
…….oh god……
I really believe it would be so much better, the fact that is a kid's cartoon is what is holding it down when it has so much potential but we can do nothing about it.
I can't wait to see what Dana does next since she has gone on record saying she wants to make something more mature in the future
@@Tpm12luvshe should go to adult swim or i don't know somewhere she doesn't need to tone it down her works xd because she is capable of writing good villain like belos.
@@PoyoPoyomfs Well, she has said she's never working at Disney again so Adult Swim is probably the best bet
I think Alicia knew Hunter was in a state of shock. I think she meant he needs express more emotion, such as sadness or panic, to let it all out.
I like the pictures in belos's mind showing events of his past. So I can go back and pause on certain moments and analyze those murals
So fun fact alicia and I highly recommend you do this if not comments can explain if you want but if you look back at the photos of memories THERES ALOT OF LORE
I'm so mad Disney forced them to bum-rush the final season, I would have loved to see more of Belos' backstory with his brother, but we only have snippets
In this episode : Luz goes into someone's mind, fights that person's inner self, and there's a child with a skull-like mask with small deer antlers.
Name of the episode : "Hollow Mind"
COINCIDENCE? NUH UH.
There are actually clearer pictures you can see on The Owl House website of Phillip and Caleb.
bellos be making clones of someone who "betrayed him", each time the clone betrays him he destroys them, never thinking maybe he's in the wrong, and he's doing the evil shit
ITS HERE
Ladies, Gentlemen and Alicia, The Bad News Trauma train is pulling in. Toot Toot!
16:07 TOOT TOOT TOOOOOOT!
17:52 I REST MY CASE!
Question, if there can’t be two inner Belos then what was the two willows at the end of that episode in season one, was that a plot hole or did a memory willow pop out to say goodbye
4:00 this is called the sunk cost fallacy.
15:45 Love how Alicia is saying this, while being in complete silence is also a reaction. Not to be mean, it's just funny.
Hollow Knight 🤝 Hunter (iykyk)
Having watched and rewatch the series I still go back to this episode and pause on all the memories. The fact that it only gets worse here on out is… oof
Welp Alicia... You said you wanted hunter to have a reality check...
Hunter is me fr my dog is named Flapjack. I hate belos so much more now which I didn't know was possible. Luz is now going to feel responsible for things she shouldn't and Hunter really needs his friends now more than ever I'm going back to bed before I start crying.
I won't saying anything but you're definitely going to hate him so much more trust me.
Oh I see you've met the collector and they're... Interesting the first time you see them and also a bit unnerving
You know, with the change in hair color and everything, I have a head canon that Phillip has just been spiritually inhabiting older Grimwalkers of Caleb since his original body expired. He needs to consume the Palismen because he's more palestrum wood than he is flesh and bone at this point.
Easily one of the best episodes of the series. Still horrific and probably a little traumatizing, but it's so good.
What really cements for me how irredeemably evil Belos is, is how easily he casts Hunter aside.
All the devotion, genuine concern, loyalty and care the boy had shown him, all the time they spent together...and Belos first reaction to Hunter even remotely questioning him is to, essentially, shrug, say "Looks like my favorite tool just broke. Oh well, time to make another." and move to get rid of him.
Also, "I will do everything it takes to save Humanity from evil?"
Yeah...to quote Camilla: A lot of bad guys say that.
I loathe this parasite, with Every, inch, of, my body.
YAY ONE OF MY FAV EPISODES YIPPEEEE YIPPEEEEE
Belos, One of The MOST HEINOUS Villains made for Disney Animated TV Shows
Hero"
The only thing I don't quite get in this episode: Why is Belos basically going out of his way to show Hunter the evil things he did in the past if he ultimately does not want Hunter to betray him?
Maybe I just missed something, idk
I knew Philip is evil he’s an evil witch hunter all along protect hunter at all cost
yeah when she is done with the show I wonder what she would think of some of the fan comics out there I don't want her to do it now as their are a lot of spoilers in them since the show had ended its run but I think she would just love seeing some of the comics and there is like dubed vids on youtube of them so could be a fun thing to watch
YES! YOU FINALLY MADE IT!
15:55 & 17:49: What a twist!
You should really look at the portraits in the background this whole episode
There are compilation images since many of them are in passing while they run
I love this episode!
And now, we present to you: 9 consecutive episodes of non-stop trauma
Poor babies.
The heartbreak will continue
Man, watching this ep when it released was really something... And it gets worse
Oh Yay. Thiiis episode.
Ah yes the episode that traumatized the ENTIRE FANDOM
The Trauma Train has finally pulled into the station!
Toot Toot!
The episode that got me to watch this show
By Dana it's the big episode!
I see owl house
I watch the video
Simple as
aka the trauma episode
Hinter is a clone of his dead brother that he has killed his brother and the clones, originally he killed his brother because he fell in love with a witch and it's been theorized that the witch was clawthorne based on the pitchers on the side shows a silowet of eda
I WAS WAITING FOR U TO REACT TO HOLLOW MIND 🥹
"I'll do anything to save humanity from evil."
Why have I heard something similar on the news, every time a certain TV star turned politician is shown
Belos has all of my support, im a proud specist.
@@PoyoPoyomfs Really?
You support genocide
@@SilverScribe85i mean..... aslong they aren't human... well...
Damn why youtube need to shadowban comments its so annoying, when they added that anyways xd.
The former president.
no commentary about the 3 hooked figures that where trying to enter belos' mind? they had no connection with luz or hunter, but they did help them get out, is it just so obvious not worth even a comment?
At this point your gotta rename yourself to "The Oracle" or something
He was never brained wash
And that is even more traumatizing.
@@Otisboy121 yeah
Writing a comment
ouh boy
Cognitive Dissonance be crazy.
1000th like Yip-
Honestly belos is the only reason i watched this show everything else was garbage for me xd i wish they showed him more.
Motherfucker carried the show.
Weakling. 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
Lol what
@@SwordTuneeveryone loves a good her- i mean villain you know?
@@PoyoPoyomfsYeah but the show ain't garbage