History YMMV / TheOwlHouseS1E1ALyingWitchAndAWarden

** Eda says that humans can't become witches when Luz asks to become her apprentice. [[spoiler:Not only does Emperor Belos turn out to be ([[TranshumanAbomination formerly]]) human, Eda herself is implied to be Caleb's descendant and thus partially human. And if the latter is true, it means that she never actually needed Luz's help to recover King's crown in the first place. Also, [[HourOfPower For a limited time]] in "Watching and Dreaming" Luz is finally capable of using magic without glyphs or a staff... but this is because she was given the Titan's power and turned into a human Titan hybrid, meaning she still wasn't a witch when doing so.]]

** Eda says that humans can't become witches when Luz asks to become her apprentice. [[spoiler:Not only does Emperor Belos turn out to be ([[TranshumanAbomination formerly]]) human, Eda herself is implied to be Caleb's descendant and thus partially human. And if the latter is true, it means that she never actually needed Luz's help to recover King's crown in the first place. [[HourOfPower For a limited time]] in "Watching and Dreaming" Luz is finally capable of using magic without glyphs or a staff... but this is because she was given the Titan's power and turned into a human Titan hybrid, meaning she still wasn't a witch when doing so.]]

** While trying to convince Luz that going to camp will actually be good for her social life, she asks if she has any friends who aren't "imagined or drawn or reptilian". [[spoiler:While she never makes any reptilian friends, Camila taking in [[SnakePeople Vee]] means she technically gets a reptilian ''sister''.]]

** Eda says that humans can't become witches when Luz asks to become her apprentice. [[spoiler:Not only does Emperor Belos turn out to be ([[TranshumanAbomination formerly]]) human, Eda herself is implied to be Caleb's descendant and thus partially human. And if the latter is true, it means that she never actually needed Luz's help to recover King's crown in the first place.]]

* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: We're supposed to sympathize with Luz about her weird behavior and that her getting in trouble with the principal and her mom sending her to Reality Check Camp just shows that they don't understand her and are punishing her for being different. However seeing as not only her antics are becoming an active disruption of class, but also a danger to herself and others (e.g. bringing live snakes and spiders to class as well as setting off '''fireworks''' in the school) it's an understandable response from a concerned parent to do.

** Eda says that humans can't become witches when Luz asks to become her apprentice. [[spoiler:Not only does Emperor Belos turn out to be ([[TranshumanAbomination formerly]]) human, Eda herself is implied to be Caleb's descendant and thus partially human herself. And if the latter is true, it means that she never actually needed Luz's help to recover King's crown in the first place.]]

** Luz’s near attempt to throw away the first book of The Good Witch Azula in the garbage, and Eda nearly burning it into ashes becomes this after the episode "Thanks To Them", when it is revealed that [[spoiler:the book was a parting gift from her father before dying from a what it is implied to be a terminal illness.]]

** Luz’s near attempt to throw away the first book of The Good Witch Azula in the garbage, and Eda nearly burning it into ashes becomes this after the episode “Thanks To Them”, when it is revealed that the book was a parting gift from her father before dying from a what it is implied to be a terminal illness.
** Speaking of “Thanks To Them”, it turns out that Camilla never wanted to send Luz into a Reality Check Camp in the first place, but she was pressured into do so, when the principal took advantage of Camilla’s bullying past, making her fearful that it would happen again with her daughter.

* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: We're supposed to sympathize with Luz about her weird behavior and that her getting in trouble with the principal and her mom sending her to Reality Check Camp just shows that they don't understand her and are punishing her for being different. However seeing as not only her antics are becoming an active disruption of class, but also a danger to herself and others (e.g. bringing live snakes and spiders to class as well as setting off '''fireworks''' in the school) it’s an understandable response from a concerned parent to do.

* HilariousInHindsight: Tiny Nose notes that they are just nothing more than playthings for a higher being. Come King's Tide and she comes off as prophetic, given the Collector ready to use them for a game of "Owl House".
* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: We're supposed to sympathize with Luz about her weird behavior and that her getting in trouble with the principal and her mom sending her to Reality Check Camp just shows that they don't understand her and are punishing her for being different. However seeing as not only her antics are becoming an active disruption of class, but also a danger to herself and others (e.g. bringing live snakes and spiders to class as well as setting off '''fireworks''' in the school, it’s an understandable response from a concerned parent to do.

* HilariousInHindsight: Tiny Nose notes that they are just nothing more than playthings for a higher being. Come King's Tide and she's comes as prophetic.

* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: We're supposed to sympathize with Luz about her weird behavior and that her getting in trouble with the principal and her mom sending her to Reality Check Camp just shows that they don't understand her and are punishing her for being different. However seeing as not only her antics are becoming an active disruption of class, but also a danger to herself and others (e.g. bringing live snakes and spiders to class as well as setting off '''Fireworks''' in the school, it’s an understandable response from a concerned parent to do.

* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: we’re supposed to sympathize with Luz about her weird behavior and that her getting in trouble with the principal and her mom sending her to Reality Check Camp just shows that they don’t understand her and are punishing her for being different. However seeing as not only her antics are becoming an active disruption of class, but also a danger to herself and others (e.g. bringing live snakes and spiders to class as well as setting off ‘’’Fireworks’’’in the school, it’s an understandable response from a concerned parent to do.

* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: we’re supposed to sympathize with Luz about her weird behavior and that her getting in trouble with the principal and her mom sending her to Reality Check Camp just shows that they don’t understand her and are punishing her for being different. However seeing as not only her antics are becoming an active disruption of class, but also a danger to herself and others (e.g. bringing live snakes and spiders to class as well as setting off (‘’)Fireworks(‘’)in the school, it’s an understandable response from a concerned parent to do.

* {{UnintentionallyUnsympathetic}}: we’re supposed to sympathize with Luz about her weird behavior and that her getting in trouble with the principal and her mom sending her to Reality Check Camp just shows that they don’t understand her and are punishing her for being different. However seeing as not only her antics are becoming an active disruption of class, but also a danger to herself and others (e.g. bringing live snakes and spiders to class as well as setting off (‘’)Fireworks(‘’)in the school, it’s an understandable response from a concerned parent to do.

* {{UnintentionallyUnsympathetic}}: we’re supposed to sympathize with Luz about her weird behavior and that her getting in trouble with the principal and her mom sending her to Reality Check Camp just shows that they don’t understand her and are punishing her for being different. However seeing as not only her antics are becoming an active disruption of class, but also a danger to herself and others (ie. bringing live snakes and spiders to class as well as setting off (‘’)Fireworks in the school, it’s an understandable response from a concerned parent to do.

* {{UnintentionallyUnsympathetic}}: we’re supposed to sympathize with Luz about her weird behavior and that her getting in trouble with the principal and her mom sending her to Reality Check Camp just shows that they don’t understand her and are punishing her for being different. However seeing as not only her antics are becoming an active disruption of class, but also a danger to herself and others (ie. bringing live snakes and spiders to class as well as setting off ‘’[[Fireworks]]’’ in the school, it’s an understandable response from a concerned parent to do.

* {{Anvilicious}}: The pilot episode seems to put an excessive level of emphasis that one shouldn't be punished simply for being different.

* {{Anvilicious}}: The pilot episode seems to put an excessive level of emphasis that one shouldn't be punished simply for being different.
* HilariousInHindsight: While trying to convince Luz that going to camp will actually be good for her social life, she asks if she has any friends who aren't "imagined or drawn or reptilian". [[spoiler:While she never makes any reptilian friends, Camila taking in [[SnakePeople Vee]] means she technically gets a reptilian ''sister''.]]

* HilariousInHindsight: While trying to convince Luz that going to camp will actually be good for her social life, she asks if she has any friends who aren't "imagined or drawn or reptilian". [[spoiler:While she never makes any reptilian friends, Camila taking in [[SnakePeople Vee]] means she technically has a reptilian ''sister''.]]

* {{Anvilicious}}: The pilot episode seems to put an excessive level of emphasis that one shouldn't be punished simply for being different.

{{Anvilicious}}: The pilot episode seems to put an excessive level of emphasis that one shouldn't be punished simply for being different.

Anvilicious: The pilot episode seems to put an excessive level of emphasis that one shouldn't be punished simply for being different.

'''Anvilicious''': The pilot episode seems to put an excessive level of emphasis that one shouldn't be punished simply for being different.