History Fanfic / DaughterOfTheTitan

* {{Blackmail}}: Odalia forces Bump to go along with expelling Gus, Willow, and Luz by threatening to call the Emperor's Coven on them for allowing students to practice more than one type of magic at once.

* DoesNotKnowHisOwnStrength: Magically speaking Luz tends to go overboard a lot, because she's so powerful and so unused to casting witch-style spells that she has trouble regulating the power properly.
* EvilIsPetty: As it turns out, Odalia's stated reason of making Amity stop being friends with Willow (that she was weak) is bullshit, as not only is it common knowledge that witches and demons at that age often struggle with their magic due to their bile sacks still growing, but said strugglers tend to actually become ''very'' powerful in their teens, as is evidenced by Willow being a plant magic prodigy. The ''real'' reason is that Willow's father Harvey's Flyer Derby team, the Ghouls, defeated Odalia's team the Will-o-wisps in the first round of the Junior League, despite Odalia having used her family's money to hire the best trainers and buy the best equipment, invalidating months of bragging, causing her to hold a grudge and taking it out on his daughter. Lilith, who is telling the kids this, even notes that they should never underestimate just how petty Odalia can be.

* ObnoxiousEntitledHousewife: As in canon, Odalia. Luz even calls her "Karen" instead of her actual name.

* {{Animorphism}}: [[spoiler: Chapter 6 ends with Luz accidentally turning Amity into a cat.]]

* AdaptationalBadass: Luz in canon only had her Titan hybrid form as a brief power-up to fight Belos. Here it's an apparently permanent transformation, giving her much more power than she had at that point in the timeline. Later, not only has she significantly expanded on her spellcasting, but she has a growth spurt that gives her wings and greater size.

* AdaptationalSpeciesChange: In canon Luz is human, with her Titan form being just a temporary power-up. Here she's a HalfHumanHybrid from the start.

* CuteMonsterGirl: While Titan Luz is this in canon, since the transformation is permanent here, what parts of her new look are actually attached to her and what isn't is actually explored a bit more. As it turns out the dress, boots, and hat are indeed clothing that can be removed (albeit requiring magic to switch between them and her normal clothes) and just look like part of her body because they blend in perfectly with her new horns and the new coat of soft black fur that now covers her entire body apart from her face, parts of her neck, and her new bony clawed fingers and her toes are indeed replaced by a pair of claws. This trope is also Lampshaded by Amity, who '''''really''''' likes the new look. Later, when she has a growth spurt overnight, growing wings and a tail in the process, it's noted that Amity will probably react rather favorably to that, and she does, to the point of fainting when Luz accidentally crashes into her when practicing flying.

* BizarreAlienBiology: Even by Boiling Isles standards Luz's new form is weird, due to her half-Titan nature. During the fight with Hunter she learns that she's immune to the Boiling Sea despite lacking any obvious adaptations for it like most demons with said ability, for example. When Viney gives her a proper examination after her wings and tail come in during an overnight growth spurt, the witch notes that another growth spurt or two is likely, her heart is doing double-duty as a bile sack, with reinforced veins to handle the constant magic flow, and she is literally the healthiest person that Viney has ever seen (meaning that she no longer has lactose intolerance to boot).

* CuteMonsterGirl: While Titan Luz is this in canon, since the transformation is permanent here, what parts of her new look are actually attached to her and what isn't is actually explored a bit more. As it turns out the dress, boots, and hat are indeed clothing that can be removed (albeit requiring magic to switch between them and her normal clothes) and just look like part of her body because they blend in perfectly with her new horns and the new coat of soft black fur that now covers her entire body apart from her face, parts of her neck, and her new bony clawed fingers and her toes are indeed replaced by a pair of claws. This trope is also Lampshaded by Amity, who '''''really''''' likes the new look. Later, when she has a growth spurt overnight, growing wings and a tail in the process, it's noted that Amity will probably react rather favorably to that.

* WorldsStrongestMan: Magically speaking, Luz is now the most powerful being on the Isles, according to a scan by Viney. The only known being (obviously not counting the Collector, who's weak to Titan magic anyway) who could ''possibly'' contest her is the Emperor, whose full abilities are rather unclear.

* EveryoneCanSeeIt: Outside of Luz herself, pretty much everyone at the Owl House immediately after the failed petrification can tell that Amity is crushing '''hard''' on the half-Titan girl, with Eda starting to tease her about it.

[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/46401769/chapters/116828530 Daughter of the Titan]] is an AU story for ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse'', where the Titan's spirit, observing both the Demon Realm and Earth, sees Manny and Camila, who have just been told that they'll never have children, and feels compelled to help them conceive. As a result, when Luz is born, she has Titan powers dormant within her, [[ExtraParentConception technically making her the Titan's daughter]] and King's half-sister. The canon plot then occurs effectively unaltered until Belos tries to get Luz to give him the portal door in exchange for Eda and King's safety, and the Titan helps his daughter awaken her powers and rescue them without making the deal. Now Luz has to learn how to control her new abilities and find out where they came from, all while dealing with Belos's plots and Hunter's attempts to steal the portal. Not to mention the fact that Amity glows like a tomato whenever she sees Luz now, even more than she was before, because she ''really'' likes her new look...

* BizarreAlienBiology: Even by Boiling Isles standards Luz's new form is weird, due to her half-Titan nature. During the fight with Hunter she learns that she's immune to the Boiling Sea despite lacking any obvious adaptations for it like most demons, for example. When Viney gives her a proper examination after her wings and tail come in during an overnight growth spurt, the witch notes that another growth spurt or two is likely, her heart is doing double-duty as a bile sack, with reinforced veins to handle the constant magic flow, and she is literally the healthiest person that Viney has ever seen (meaning that she no longer has lactose intolerance to boot).

* CursedWithAwesome: Belos claims that Luz's Titan transformation is a curse like Eda's, and while some things about it still bother her, like her inability to look human and the problems that going back to Earth looking like that would raise, for the most part she ''loves'' it, especially since she can use magic like a witch now.

* GreenEyedMonster: When spying on Luz and seeing her new abilities, Hunter gets jealous that she, a human going against the supposed teachings of the Titan, now has magic when he doesn't, despite loyally serving his uncle in doing what the latter claims is the Titan's will for years. Later, he starts plotting to try and find a way to get powers like hers himself.

* SheIsNotMyGirlfriend: By chapter 4, Eda has started teasing Luz about Amity’s crush on her, calling her Luz’s girlfriend and their "study dates" ''actual'' dates, much to the half-Titan’s embarrassment and denial, as she assumes that Amity’s blushing and stuttering is because she’s not used to having friends that genuinely care about her, and that she gets stiff when Luz gets close and hugs her while pushing the twins away simply because she's not used to people getting so in her personal space. Amity gets similar teasing, mainly from Edric and Emira.
* SpannerInTheWorks: Luz being half-Titan is a major barrier to Belos's plans, as his authority largely derives from how he's conned people into thinking that he speaks for the Titan. But with a living Titan, even a hybrid, around, if anyone ever realizes what she is his control over the Isles would easily start to crumble (especially since he hates him for what he tried to do to Eda, King, and Lilith).

* WorldsStrongestMan: Magically speaking, Luz is now the most powerful being on the Isles, according to a scan by Viney. The only known being who could ''possibly'' contest her is the Emperor, whose full abilities are rather unclear.

* BizarreAlienBiology: Even by Boiling Isles standards Luz's new form is weird, due to her half-Titan nature. When Viney gives her a proper examination after her wings come in, the witch notes that another growth spurt or two is likely, her heart is doing double-duty as a bile sack, with reinforced veins to handle the constant magic flow, and she is literally the healthiest person that Viney has ever seen. She can also withstand the Boiling Sea without any obvious adaptations for it, and Viney also reveals that the change has cured her lactose intolerance.

* EvilIsPetty: As it turns out, Odalia's stated reason of making Amity stop being friends with Willow (that she was weak) is bullshit, as not only is it common knowledge that witches and demons at that age often struggle with their magic due to their bile sacks still growing, but said strugglers tend to actually become ''very'' powerful in their teens, as is evidenced by Willow being a plant magic prodigy. The ''real'' reason is that Willow's father Harvey's Flyer Derby team, the Ghouls, defeated Odalia's team the Will-o-wisps in the first round of the Junior League, despite Odalia having used her family's money to hire the best trainers and buy the best equipment, invalidating months of bragging, causing her to hold a grudge and taking it out on his daughter.

** The Owl House crew still has the money troubles that lead to an altered version of "Separate Tides" happening despite still having the portal, due to a combination of increased pressure from the Emperor’s Coven preventing Eda from selling her potions or human items for the time being, Luz’s increased appetite raising the food bill despite her expanded culinary options after her transformation, and Eda paying for her magic supplies out of pocket.

* SheIsNotMyGirlfriend: By chapter 4, Eda has started teasing Luz about Amity’s crush on her, calling her Luz’s girlfriend and their "study dates" ''actual'' dates, much to the half-Titan’s embarrassment and denial, as she assumes that Amity’s blushing and stuttering is because she’s not used to having friends that genuinely care about her, and that she gets stiff when Luz gets close and hugs her while pushing the twins away simply because she's not used to people getting so in her personal space.

* BigEater: It’s lucky that Luz’s new form can handle Boiling Isles food better, because her appetite significantly increases afterwards, apparently to fuel an overnight growth spurt, which includes a tail and wings.
* CuteMonsterGirl: While Titan Luz is this in canon, since the transformation is permanent here, what parts of her new look are actually attached to her and what isn't is actually explored a bit more. As it turns out the dress, boots, and hat are indeed clothing that can be removed (albeit requiring magic to switch between them and her normal clothes) and just look like part of her body because they blend in perfectly with her new horns and the new coat of soft black fur that now covers her entire body apart from her face, parts of her neck, and her new bony clawed fingers and her toes are indeed replaced by a pair of claws. This trope is also Lampshaded by Amity, who '''''really''''' likes the new look.

** Luz’s new powers let her keep the sack of snails from the Selkidomus expedition from slipping into the Boiling Sea.
* GreenEyedMonster: When spying on Luz and seeing her new abilities, Hunter gets jealous that she, a human going against the supposed teachings of the Titan, now has magic when he doesn't, despite loyally serving his uncle in doing what the latter claims is the Titan's will for years.

** The Owl House crew still has the money troubles that lead to an altered version of “Separate Tides” happening, due to a combination of increased pressure from the Emperor’s Coven preventing Eda from selling her potions or human items for the time being, Luz’s increased appetite raising the food bill despite her expanded culinary options after her transformation, and Eda paying for her magic supplies out of pocket.

* SheIsNotMyGirlfriend: By chapter 4, Eda has started teasing Luz about Amity’s crush on her, calling her Luz’s girlfriend and their “study dates” actual dates, much to the half-Titan’s embarrassment and denial, as she assumes that Amity’s blushing and stuttering is because she’s not used to having friends that genuinely care about her.

* WingedHumanoid: At the end of chapter 4, Luz awakens to find that she’s had a growth spurt, growing wings in the process.

* AdaptationalBadass: Luz in canon only had her Titan hybrid form as a brief power-up to fight Belos. Here it's an apparently permanent transformation, giving her much more power than she had at that point in the timeline.

* EveryoneCanSeeIt: Outside of Luz herself, pretty much everyone at the Owl House immediately after the failed petrification can tell that Amity is crushing '''hard''' on the half-Titan girl.

** With the exception of the ending yhe entirety of Season 1 plays out just as in canon, due primarily to Luz's Titan powers being dormant which among other things mean she was still able to pass through the barrier to King's paper crown unopposed.

** Luz's Titan powers being dormant at the time mean that she is able to pass through the barrier to King's crown unopposed.

* CuteMonsterGirl: While Titan Luz is this in canon, here since the transformation is permanent, it's gone into detail exactly what part of the look is part of her body and what is not. as it turns out the dress, boots, and hat are indeed clothing that can be removed (albeit requiring magic to do so) and just look like part of her body because they blend in perfectly with her new horns and the new coat of soft black fur that now covers her entire body apart from her face, parts of her neck, and her new bony clawed fingers and her toes are indeed replaced by a pair of claws. This trope is also Lampshaded by Amity who '''''really''''' likes the new look.

* CuteMonsterGirl: While Titan Luz is this in canon, here since the transformation is permanent, it's gone into detail exactly what part of the look is part of her body and what is not. as it turns out the dress, boots and hat are indeed clothing that can be removed (albeit requiring magic to do so) and just look like part of her body because they blend in perfectly with her new horns and the new coat of soft black fur that now covers her entire body apart from her face, parts of her neck, and her new bony clawed fingers. This trope is also Lampshaded by Amity who '''''really''''' likes the new look.

* CuteMonsterGirl: While Titan Luz is this in canon, here since the transformation is permanent, it's gone into detail exactly what part of the look is part of her body and what is not. as it turns out the dress, boots and hat are indeed clothing that can be removed (albeit requiring magic to do so) and just look like part of her body because they blend in perfectly with her new horns and the new coat of soft black fur that covers her entire body apart from her face, parts of her neck, and her new bony clawed fingers. This trope is also Lampshaded by Amity who '''''really''''' likes the new look.