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* PromotionNotPunishment: Principal Bump is so impressed by Willow's plant magic, he doesn't care that she cheated on her class project (which is a bit moot as he gets her to transfer classes) or ran away from him.
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* PromotionNotPunishment: Principal Bump is so impressed by Willow's plant magic, he doesn't care that she cheated on her class project (which is a bit moot as he gets her to transfer classes) or classes), ran away from him.him when confronted, or seized him with vines and pinned him to the ceiling.
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* BittersweetEnding: Luz is banned from magic school, but Willow and Gus promise to visit and teach her magic, along with Eda. She accepts that for now.
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* BittersweetEnding: Luz is banned from magic school, but Willow and Gus promise to visit and teach her magic, along with Eda. She accepts that for now. And Willow got transferred to Plant Magic class, which she’ll excel at.
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* EarlyBirdCameo: Boscha and Skara make brief appearances during the class scenes.
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* GreenThumb: While Willow's skill in making abominations is severely lacking, she has an amazing aptitude for plant-based magic, creating multiple giant vines out a single small seed.
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* LawOfChromaticSuperiority: The Abominations 101 teacher has an abomination which is beige-colored, contrasting the purple-colored abominations of his students.
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* PaperThinDisguise: Luz smears herself in abomination goo and manages to pass herself off as one despite her obvious fleshy bits making her look nothing like an actual abomination.
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** Luz teaches Gus what a high-five is. He later uses it to knock over a few abomination pots to distract Principal Bump so Luz can escape.
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: At the end of the episode, Eda [[AffectionateGestureToTheHead affectionately pats Luz on the head]] and tells her she's proud of her. Gus, who learned of the human gesture of high-fives from Luz, politely informs Eda that high-fives are done with the hands, not the head.
* CultureClash: This and future episodes demonstrate that Eda doesn't understand the concept of a hug, expressing confusion by it multiple times. (In a future episode, she even calls it "the parallel arm thing".) Since Willow and Gus, who are also from the Boiling Isles, both give Luz hugs when they see her again, it's unknown if it's just Eda who doesn't understand it, or if Willow and Gus learned about hugging from Luz and it's not a typical Boiling Isles gesture.
* CultureClash: This and future episodes demonstrate that Eda doesn't understand the concept of a hug, expressing confusion by it multiple times. (In a future episode, she even calls it "the parallel arm thing".) Since Willow and Gus, who are also from the Boiling Isles, both give Luz hugs when they see her again, it's unknown if it's just Eda who doesn't understand it, or if Willow and Gus learned about hugging from Luz and it's not a typical Boiling Isles gesture.
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* InSeriesNickname: After meeting Augustus, a young boy who acts as head of Hexside's Human Appreciation Society, Luz notes that she knows an Augustus from the human world as well, who goes by Gus. This Augustus immediately happily adopts the human nickname as his own as well, and indeed goes by "Gus" for the rest of the series.
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* SuspiciouslySpecificDenial: Just after Willow sneaks Luz into the school to pose as her abomination, Gus literally bumps into her while reading a magazine about humans, and this conversation happens.
-->'''Gus''': Willow, you would not ''believe'' humans.\\
'''Willow''': ''(Glances nervously at the pot Luz is hiding in)'' Humans? I haven't seen any, what?
-->'''Gus''': Willow, you would not ''believe'' humans.\\
'''Willow''': ''(Glances nervously at the pot Luz is hiding in)'' Humans? I haven't seen any, what?
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Note that Willow refers to her [[HasTwoMommies parents]] as "my parents" and not "mom and dad".
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* DramaticDrop: Amity drops her textbook when the abominations teacher announces that Willow is the new top student.
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-->''That's my girl! ... Ah, baby's first {{wanted poster}}.''
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-->''That's my girl! ... Ah, baby's first {{wanted poster}}.''
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* BlobMonster: Abominations are vaguely-humanoid masses of goop that obey the witch who conjures them.
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* {{Golem}}: Abominations are goop-based golems that obey the witch who conjures them.
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* CallBack: In the previous episode, Luz wonders, "Or should I be a bad girl ChosenOne with black nail polish and a mysteriously drawn attitude. 'I act like I don't care, but I secretly do.'" Here, she meets someone who matches that profile to a "T": Amity Blight.
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* CallBack: In the previous episode, Luz wonders, "Or should I be like a bad girl ChosenOne with black nail polish and a mysteriously drawn attitude. attitude? 'I act like I don't care, but I secretly do.'" Here, she meets someone who matches that profile to a "T": Amity Blight.
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* CallBack: In the previous episode, Luz wonders what kind of chosen one she might be, she thinks she could be "a bad girl ChosenOne with black nail polish and a mysteriously drawn attitude" and someone who acts like she doesn't care, but she secretly does. Here, she meets someone who fits that profile to a "T": Amity Blight.
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* CallBack: In the previous episode, Luz wonders what kind of chosen one she might be, she thinks she could wonders, "Or should I be "a a bad girl ChosenOne with black nail polish and a mysteriously drawn attitude" and someone who acts attitude. 'I act like she doesn't I don't care, but she I secretly does. do.'" Here, she meets someone who fits matches that profile to a "T": Amity Blight.
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* ColorCodedWizardry: The uniforms at the witches school seem to be color-coded according to what kind of magic the students specialize in. Amity and Willow wear Pink/Orchid to indicate that they are on the Abomination Track. Later, when Willow switches to plant magic, her uniform turns Green. There are seven other colors, later revealed to be: Red (Bard), Orange (Beast Keeping), Yellow (Potions), Blue (Illusion), Indigo (Healing), Purple (Oracle), and Brown (Construction).
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* ColorCodedWizardry: The uniforms at the witches school seem to be color-coded according to what kind of magic the students specialize in. Amity and Willow wear Pink/Orchid Orchid to indicate that they are on the Abomination Track. Later, when Willow switches to plant magic, her uniform turns Green. There are seven other colors, later revealed to be: Red (Bard), Orange (Beast Keeping), Yellow (Potions), Blue (Illusion), Indigo (Healing), Purple (Oracle), and Brown (Construction).
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* CallBack: In the previous episode, Luz wonders what kind of chosen one she might be, she thinks she could be "a bad girl with black nail polish and a mysteriously drawn attitude" and someone who acts like she doesn't care, but she secretly does. Here, she meets someone who fits that profile to a "T": Amity Blight.
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* CallBack: In the previous episode, Luz wonders what kind of chosen one she might be, she thinks she could be "a bad girl ChosenOne with black nail polish and a mysteriously drawn attitude" and someone who acts like she doesn't care, but she secretly does. Here, she meets someone who fits that profile to a "T": Amity Blight.
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* CallBack: In the previous episode, Luz wonders what kind of chosen one she might be, she thinks she could be "a bad girl with black nail polish and a mysteriously drawn attitude" and someone who acts like she doesn't care, but she secretly does. Here, she meets someone who fits that profile to a "T": Amity Blight.
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* EmbarrassingNickname: Amity refers to Willow as "Half-Witch Willow."
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* EmbarrassingNickname: Amity refers to Willow as "Half-Witch Willow."is called "Half-a-Witch Willow" by her classmates.
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* ColorCodedWizardry: The uniforms at the witches school seem to be color-coded according to what kind of magic the students specialize in. Amity and Willow wear Pink to indicate that they are on the Abomination Track. Later, when Willow switches to plant magic, her uniform turns Green. There are (at least) six other colors, for unknown Tracks: Red, Orange, Yellow, Dark Blue, Light Blue, and Purple.
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* ColorCodedWizardry: The uniforms at the witches school seem to be color-coded according to what kind of magic the students specialize in. Amity and Willow wear Pink Pink/Orchid to indicate that they are on the Abomination Track. Later, when Willow switches to plant magic, her uniform turns Green. There are (at least) six seven other colors, for unknown Tracks: Red, Orange, Yellow, Dark Blue, Light Blue, later revealed to be: Red (Bard), Orange (Beast Keeping), Yellow (Potions), Blue (Illusion), Indigo (Healing), Purple (Oracle), and Purple.Brown (Construction).
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* PopCulturePunEpisodeTitle: The title is based on ''Film/IWasATeenageWerewolf''.
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** Eda mentioning salt being a garbage worms weakness, which is what they use to stop Prince Jr from rampaging.
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** Eda mentioning salt being a garbage worms worm's weakness, which is what they use to stop Prince Jr from rampaging.
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* FauxHorrific: This is Eda's reaction to Hexside when she realizes Luz has found her way there.
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* TheBet: Eda and King have a bet over who makes the better teacher. If Eda loses she has to wear a DunceCap and stay in the shack, if King loses he starts going by an EmbarrassingNickname. Eda points out that she's won dozens of similar bets while King hasn't won a single one, [[BrokenStreak but King ends up winning]]--initially.
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* TheBet: Eda and King have a bet over who makes the better teacher. If Eda loses she has to wear a DunceCap and stay in the shack, if King loses he starts going by an EmbarrassingNickname. Eda points out that she's won dozens of similar bets while King hasn't won a single one, [[BrokenStreak [[BrokenWinLossStreak but King ends up winning]]--initially.
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* InstantCostumeChange: When Willow changes classes, she spins around and magically changes her uniform from pink to green.
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* MeaningfulName: Abomination, the name used for the purple tar monsters summoned, means something that causes disgust or hatred.
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* SchoolIsForLosers: Eda hates the {{Wizard School}}s in the Boiling Isles, being a drop-out due to her contempt for authority and the pointless busywork of its curriculum.
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* SchoolIsForLosers: Eda hates the {{Wizard School}}s in the Boiling Isles, being a drop-out due to her contempt for authority and what she considers the pointless busywork "pointless busywork" of its curriculum.
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* IHaveNoSon: King declares this to Prince Junior before pouring a barrel of salt on him.
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* ColorCodedWizardry: The uniforms at the witches school seem to be color-coded according to what kind of magic the students specialize in. Amity and Willow wear purple to indicate that they are in abomination class. Later, when Willow switches to plant magic, her uniform turns green. The course behind Gus' blue is unknown.
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* ColorCodedWizardry: The uniforms at the witches school seem to be color-coded according to what kind of magic the students specialize in. Amity and Willow wear purple Pink to indicate that they are in abomination class. on the Abomination Track. Later, when Willow switches to plant magic, her uniform turns green. The course behind Gus' blue is unknown.Green. There are (at least) six other colors, for unknown Tracks: Red, Orange, Yellow, Dark Blue, Light Blue, and Purple.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Tiny one for Amity, but she volunteers to show off her abomination so that everyone else isn't punished for their shoddy assignments.
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* PetTheDog: Amity volunteers to show off her abomination so that everyone else isn't punished for their shoddy assignments.
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* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Principal Bump learns from Amity that Willow cheated on her assignment. Ostensibly, Amity doesn't get punished when she points this out because Willow has ''never'' done well on the abomination track. He notices Luz's ears and starts examining her, threatening to dissect her after she misunderstands the word "lie". Even so, when she escapes he settles for banning her and putting up a Wanted poster while transferring Willow to the plant magic track.
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* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Principal Bump learns from Amity that Willow cheated on her assignment. Ostensibly, Amity Willow doesn't get punished when she points this out because Willow she has ''never'' done well on the abomination track. He notices Luz's ears and starts examining her, threatening to dissect her after she misunderstands the word "lie". Even so, when she escapes he settles for banning her and putting up a Wanted poster while transferring Willow to the plant magic track.
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Doh. Wrong episode.
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* FunWithHomophones: King keeps telling Luz to look at things by saying "See." Then when Luz asks him a question, he answers in the affirmative with "[[GratuitousSpanish Sí.]]"
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* FunWithHomophones: King keeps telling Luz to look at things by saying "See." Then when Luz asks him a question, he answers in the affirmative with "[[GratuitousSpanish Si.]]"
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* FunWithHomophones: King keeps telling Luz to look at things by saying "See." Then when Luz asks him a question, he answers in the affirmative with "[[GratuitousSpanish Si.Sí.]]"
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* FunWithHomophones: King keeps telling Luz to look at things by saying "See." Then when Luz asks him a question, he answers in the affirmative with "[[GratuiousSpanish Si.]]"
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* FunWithHomophones: King keeps telling Luz to look at things by saying "See." Then when Luz asks him a question, he answers in the affirmative with "[[GratuiousSpanish "[[GratuitousSpanish Si.]]"
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* FunWithHomophones: King keeps telling Luz to look at things by saying "See." Then when Luz asks him a question, he answers in the affirmative with "[[GratuiousSpanish Si.]]"
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* ShooTheDog: Luz doesn't want to leave Willow to TakeTheHeat for the chaos at school. Willow picks her up with her vines and boots Luz out of the doors, so she gets
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* ShooTheDog: Luz doesn't want to leave Willow to TakeTheHeat for TakingTheHeat for the chaos at school. Willow picks her up with her vines and boots Luz out of the doors, so she gets away.
