OK HIIII! I saw that you shared my track and I just gotta say THANK YOUUU 😊 I love when people share my music! All of the artwork during that moment is awesome and very fitting! I absolutely love it!

Imagine if they pulled a Craig of the Creek, by Luz saying that before he died he gave her the first volume Azura book that got her into fantasy. Like Kelsey's mom before she passed. Edit: I love it when I'm right

9:00 I think the reason she freaked out like that is because the abomination alarm sounded the same like the one she had in her phone, which she was constantly hearing the entire day reminding her of the tradition.

I actually think that Luz got overwhelmed and reacted by saying “get out of my head!” because the siren sounded very similar to her reminder ring tone!

I felt the immediate urge to give Luz a hug. And as many have pointed out, Luz’s voice breaking and her inability to stand, as well as Amity’s shocked face upon hearing this. It broke me.

After this episode and knowing Camila is scared for Luz’s safety this shows a whole new meaning to her begging Luz to come home and never leave her beyond just a parent wanting their child to be home and love them.

This episode was one of the most darkest ones yet Rip To Luz Dad still can’t wait for more episodes on Saturday

I never considered the siren to be symbolic of her father’s passing assuming an ambulance came to his aid. That’s very interesting. Now normally, I would say it would be interesting to get a flashback on how Luz and Camila witnessed this moment, but considering many have clarified that this whole thing is indicative of Dana’s dad passing, I don’t want to unintentionally crave something that could potentially hurt Dana mentally unless she’s fine with it. The fact she wanted to present this is strong already, but I don’t want to her to feel obligated to discuss this if she isn’t comfortable with it. In short, it’s her decision on whether or not she chooses to discuss this more via Luz and her dad, and I’m fine if she chooses to or chooses not to.

I was around the same age when I lost my dad to a car crash as well, ironically enough. I am 25 now and that loss is still sticks with me to this day. But that's why the episode hit hard for me personally, because I saw a lot of my own coping skills in what Luz has done this episode.

At first I was frustrated with Luz once again lying to Amity despite this being addressed a few epioddes ago... then she revealed why she was acting strange and I instantly felt my heart shatter.

Secret code message as of Reaching Out: Seething seas and puppet strings, he no longer dreams of kings. As above rush... This was one heck of an episode when it came to Luz and Amity. The revelation of Luz's father passing away was shocking. Glad to see I'm not the only one that saw the abomaton's alarm reminding Luz of her truama along with her constant escapism. Losing a parent or loved one will always be hard, no matter who you are. It was also nice to see Amity and Alador try to mend their relationship at the end. The warning that Warden Wrath mentioned about the witches "uniting" with the titan on the Day of Unity and that some witches are not conviced that the day is a good thing further pushes the idea that Belos will cause a genocide of all witches. Can't wait for "Them's the Breaks Kid" up next.

I won't lie, i did shed a boat load of tears for Luz when she revealed that he father passed away. but hey everyone in the world has lost one loved one or another. Anyway as usual the Lumity moments so far just keep getting better and better especially for this episode i was glad that at least one of Amity's parents finally knows about her relationship with Luz .

My fav episode so far. I've never related to a character so much as I do to Luz. I lost my father a few years back and it's not as painful now, but the day he passed is always the hardest. Good on the show for going into something so many of us have to deal with at some point.

The purple “balloon” and the purple jar was just such a cute detail.

The part where Luz says “get out of my head” the alarm on the abomaton is similar to the one on her phone for the event so initially thought that was why she said it

I’m fond of these character-driven episodes and love them just as much as the lore-heavy episodes! Plus that FMA-ass blushing and pointing moment with Amity made my heart so fulllll 😭

I really like how alador stepped up as a dad for amity it does show him as the better person than odaila

One thing I wanted to point out was Alador calling Luz “Edalyn’s kid”. Does he think she’s Eda’s daughter?

The symbolism in this episode was amazing. My favorite was at the end when Luz and Amity were sending off memorial flowers for Luz’s father with purple colored abomination magic. Then Luz’s mother placing a flower in a purple jar for the same reason. The purple “balloon” and the purple jar was just such a cute detail.

An emotional episode. I did enjoy it though, and yet I still missed a lot that was covered here. One thing I did notice was that the vase that Camila put her flower in was almost exactly like the abomination balloon Luz and Amity used to send her flowers into the world. A small detail, but I really loved it

Probably my favorite episode to date. The bees looked more like electric bees than fire bees, and Luz appears to have discovered how to charge her phone with them. This reminded me of the Amphibia episode when Hop-Pop drains Anne's batteries and they have to climb a mountain to find electric insects. Luz definitely has the better system!

I love that the vase Luz's mom put the flower in is in the Abomination colours.

Amity shaking her father's hand rather than hugging him and stating "It's a start" is a nice parallel between Willow and herself repairing THEIR relationship in a more gradual manner rather than instant gratification, as it was the exact words Willow used in Understanding Willow. A good nod to Amity taking cues from lessons she's learned from previous interactions. Also the alarm bringing up traumatic memories is a cool theory, I figured it made a similar noise to her phone reminder sound which of course reminded her of missing her father-honoring tradition with her mother, so maybe a bit of both is true.

I was actually shocked with last week episode, I honestly thought Luz’s dad left when she was a kid or he was out on others long business trips. Luz had every right to be upset and even jealous about Amity and her dad, since Luz doesn’t have her father and how she’s not at home with her mom anymore and how she tries to stay distracted throughout the whole day. I can relate to Luz since, I tend to push others away or keep myself distracted whenever something personal or bad happens since middle now and sadly I still do it now at 19 but I tend to open up more about my problems now. This episode was actually mostly sad and serious which I love how we learned more about Liz’s family.

This is not disappointing at all… I feel like this reveal just makes Luz a lot more relatble

This entire episode was just a bullet to the heart. I was so stressed watching this.

What if Luz’s Dad was just as different and unorthodox as Luz is? He passed it on to her.

This is the saddest and darkest episode about luz's father and I can't stop crying but luz is lucky to have a awesome girlfriend like amity to help bring her flowers to the human realm!

I don't normally tear up when watching my shows, but this episode made me tear up. My father and sister recently passed away and seeing Luz's reaction brought back those feelings. I'm really pissed that the show isn't going to have a complete third season. It deserves it, maybe even needs it, considering all the character arcs. Just like Gravity Falls, it's ending too soon.

9:01 The fact that Luz was so desperate to get rid of the siren sound in a matter of seconds also reminded me that her father was likely in a medical emergency of some sort, either an Illness or an accident. Glad you also got the pickup there, Roundtable. 👍

My theory as to the difference between Darius and Alador when it comes to abomination Magic is that Alador more uses it like a tool or weapon, something that can be improved and fixed. Honed and perfected. While Darius sees the magic as a part of himself, hence why he usually coats part of his arms or his entire body in them, and the reason for his hair. From what we have seen, Darius' way of using magic does seen more versatile and impressive, so perhaps this seeming restraint from Alador is a point of contention between the two?

When Luz is telling Amity about her father and says it's not "a big deal" and it just cuts to Amity's face as she looks completely heartbroken for Luz...

9:33 I was wondering if Alador was meant to be the leader for the Abomination coven. Perhaps Darius and Alador were friends in their youth and both wanted to lead the coven. But Darius knew that Alador is better than him which would suggest their rivalry and why he is booing at him in the picture. It's similar to Lilith and Eda when they were signing up for the emperor's coven but Lilith got jealous since she knew her sister is better than her.

Deffo my favourite so far. The episode conveys emotions so well, and I love the healthy boundaries shown with Amity and her father. Luz telling Amity about her father also made me cry ahahha It hit close to home in a specific way

I honestly couldn't imagine what Luz was going through. But I can kinda relate. In a manner of speaking. Back in December of 2020, I almost lost my own dad. I won't go into too much detail, but it was really bad to where he looked gray. This was at like probably 15 minutes after 2 am. We were all about to go to bed until that all happened. This was also my senior year of high school so I was already stressed with that being stuck in virtual classes. I was so scared I was gonna lose my dad thinking he was gonna miss my graduation and then my wedding and the birth of my first child. I prayed. Like. Went to the floor on my knees prayed. Bawling my eyes out. Thankfully my dad is still alive and kicking. As my mom says, "he's a tough son of a bitch." My dad is doing okay now BTW. He has his moments, but he's getting better. He had the best doctors help him out. They put a skin graph over his neck wound as well so it can heal better. Anyone who's lost a parent, especially if they're really young, finds it hard to reach out and talk about it. You can see where Luz is coming from with that since its a really sensitive subject for her. Props to Amity for trying to make her feel better afterwards.

this episode hit me very personally the anniversary of my dads death is next month and this absolutely wrecked me

Every episode of season 2B is better than the last. I keep thinking last episode was really good they can’t do better than that and then the episode comes out it’s just Mmmmmm I love it

This episode did get me emotional on the inside, nearly cried. But what got me worried about what the warden said about the day of unity. It states back from an early episode of season two where it shows a vision of the day unity’s aftermath. This got me thinking that belos is gonna converge two worlds into one system. This raises some suspicion that once the day of unity is complete, the locals could make awful assumptions about demons and witches which could be discriminating from their side. Possibly being hunted down by the government such as Area 51 and the SCP foundation.

Really great episode tho!!! Loved seeing Ed and Ems more casual looks, Amitys pretty dress and brawl skills and glad we know about Luz's dad🤩☺😊😮🥲💐🪦

One thing I love about this episode is that a few people refer to Luz as “Eda’s kid” several times

Wait until Hunter finds out that King wrote his favourite book…

I don't think those are fire bees but rather lightning bugs that are charging her phone

If there is one thing we can say about the owl house is that Dana Terrace definitely knew what she was doing when making these episodes

4:42 The safety hover spell seems to be made up of the light, fire, and ice glyph 9:00 Nooooooo! Oh god, that made me tear up. If that’s the case, then that is honestly heartbreaking

I interpreted Luz getting frustrated at the siren to be that the alarm is similar to her phone alarm. But the idea it reminds her of the incident is way better-

Alador might be a bad father, but not a bad person per say.

This episode hit me a bit hard as my dad passed away when I was 16 so I know how hard it can be growing up without a dad especially when you were close to them and for them to miss out on so many important events in your life I’m 27 now and will be getting married next year so I do miss him and wish he was still here but I know he’s always with me

I think that belos is using the necklaces that amity’s siblings used to change their form to make his ears pointed so that means he’s human and maybe Philip

I always thought luz dad was in the army making why luz mom has to take care of luz , but Saturday episode made me feel the same way after losing my great grandfather the siriens I always remember that day he passed . Me and my family goes his grave of the day he passed and just bond . I cry and feel luz pain the cause of trauma after losing someone is a core memory for sure .

I thought of something Maybe they’ll do a episode where they travel into luzs mind and see her father in her memories, or they can make a episode about being able to talk to the departed/dead somehow

I was was in no way prepared for the emotional roller coaster this episode had.

A thought the "get out of my head" response to the siren was related to her phone reminder alarms.

8:49 If I remember correctly, the sound design also had Luz's phone alarm playing. The Abomatron-Alarm reminded her of her phone's reminder alarm

You know when she revealed her father died i almost curst out crying bc i have anxiety of my family being endagered specially my father bc his currently not with us in another country currently honestly shes really strong i would have burst out crying but it”ll be more sad if her father gave her the first azura book she ever had

Poor Luz. I would be devastated if my parents passed away. Let’s hope she remembers that her father will always be there for her, in her heart.

3:55 the detail of the photo (Eda & Raine on the background)

The end hit a little too close to home for me, having lost my mom at the age of 7

This was definitely a very powerful episode to watch. I’m glad you guys are talking about in details. Never stop being awesome

I'm pretty sure Luz reacted that way to the alarm on the abomination because the sound reminded her of her phone's alarm that would go off whenever the reminder came up.

This episode hitted to close to home for me this time, my new favorite episode. The way luz started talking about his dad with a bit of reluctance and with that rushed and kinda akward vibe is felt very realistic and even felt it mirrored my own experiences as my mother died when I was young too. They got the feeling really well and made me cry since these last months have been an emotional rollercoster after I lost someone that helped me cope trough the years.

I really related to this episode, my dad had to work overseas so I didn’t get to see him much it’s still the same now but I know he did to give us the best future possible due to his childhood, the second he got back he’d spend as much time with us as possible I love him but I did miss having him around

This episode really broke me. I didn't know it'd be so depressing. I legit cried after I finished the episode, I was so depressed 😭 Also I don't think the siren coming from the Abomiton had something to do with an ambulance siren when Luz's father passed away. I think the siren sounded similar to Luz's ringtone when the reminder came up. She was hearing that ringtone all day and it made her really upset so the more she heard it, the more upset she got. That's the impression I got anyways

8:50 Woah, I never actually thought about it. Thats a very interesting theory. Just as I was blabbing about how I didn't expect this episode to be so deep, it just gets deeper. I legit almost cried when I first watched this episode, and even watching a reaction (The reactor sobbed, though I'm surprised I didn't lol).

The episode made me cry! As someone who lost a parent(and on an important day(to some))I felt the pain of knowing how painful it is being reminded of that tragic moment and trying to think of something else to not be brought down of said tragedy.

I love the video :) I think the siren was actually triggering the memory of how the event alarm kept going off on her phone

Man Great video! Though I was hoping you would point out the calendar on the left with camila showing that the date it August 23rd with a picture of a duck and duckling. It’s sad and adorable.

I genuinely love that first rendition of the shirt design, those colors really juxtapose the darkness of the charecters, I wont that so baddd

This Show is Great with it's character arcs and Great revive on Luz's Father passing away like all of the Disney Dads who passes away like Mufasa from The Lion King we've all dealt with a family member passing away ether way this was a Great episode with Great character development and Great Lumity moments in many ways The Owl House not only a Great successor to Gravity Falls same with Amphibia but The Owl House has Great character development from Luz going though the emotional trauma while Amity is going through her Daddy with her Daddy issues which no wonder The Owl House to me is emotionally powerful as Steven Universe with the hardcore action senses like Avatar the Last Airbender I adore The Owl House can't wait for more new episodes on Saturdays

I felt very attached and related to Luz this entire series. This episode just solidified that. I related to her need to escape in the fantasy worlds. I related to her mom not understanding her completely. I related to them still having love for each other despite that. And I related to this episode, because my dad died when I was 6, and I did the exact same things. I even related to her "it was a long time ago so totally not a big deal" because that's how I breach it too. It was a lot. I'm 25 now and I really wish I'd had this show growing up. The amount of self discovery it could have assisted with is innumerable. But I'm very glad kids today have this, because it's so important for kids to see themselves in media so they can learn and grow. This show is a blessing.

i love how you put the haunted forest theme from zelda a link between worlds on the beginning of the video i grew up with that game ☺

the art in the beginning is great! the pastel version works really well :]

is it weird that I want the titan to be the main villain that luz will defeat? like it's manipulating witbane (aka Emperor belos) and using the day of unity for it to come back to life and wreak havoc on the human realm. (like it probably did in the boiling isles before someone killed it) i mean think about it, ON the mural during Echos of the past. the shape and supposed rib cage of the monster on the right is oddly titan like to me, not to mention the similar design it has to the unused flashback in Hunting palismen, that showcases the titan's silhouette of the full body. here's my theory. the boiling isles was actualy once a peaceful world with cool waters and land, until the titan suprisngly showed up and starting to turn the world into a nightmare. and it's probably to assume that with the titans blood, it would probably travel to different world to world making the water boil and overflow the land. King's species and heck, the old wild witches probably worked together to vanquish it and kill it before any more damage could be done, but it isn't over as it probably before death, pulled witbane to the witch dimension to help study and revive it.. and when the day of unity hits, and it makes it into the human realm, it will continue it's curse upon the lands. Heck, to probably fuel this theory, The idea of witbane making a genocide could probably be part of the Titan's plan, Kiling any powerful witch That could be able to stop it's revival before it can reach to the human realm... and continues consuming worlds in fire.

I have a potential theory for "The Owl House," could Luz (and humans in general) possibly be something of an amplifier for magic cast by witches? The reason I bring this up is because some of the most impressive feats (outside of Eda's) were performed with Luz either being directly involved or in close proximity to the spell being cast. Do you find this theory plausible or am I just finding something where there is nothing?

It would have been funny that at the end of the last episode we saw Vee wearing an apron and a maid's cap as if to imply that Luz's mom was not going to let her stay at home if she didn't work

Love the content, really got me into animation.❤️

I'm really impressed with how fast these come out

THANK YOU I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!!! But did somebody noticed that Lilith also have got a stone like Edric and Emera, on her black gray clothe. (She weared it when she was in the Emperors Coven)

As someone who recently lost a loved-one, who was a secondary father-figure at that, this episode really hit me hard emotionally

This episode had me bawling and even just thinking about it gets me choked up! I've lost both my dad and step dad so I related hardcore to Luz on this one

I really loved this episode. We got some great Lumity moments and that emotional moment with Luz talking about her dad really shows how great Luz and Amity are together, even when they're mad at each other or going through stuff, they still want to be with each other, and help each other by being honest and open with each other, which is really nice. Also, I agree with Luz Amity's outfit is so pretty, and Luz totally pulls off that jacket. Plus, it was cool to see another side of Amity's dad and shows that Amity might be able to get through to him at least and have some kind of positive relationship with at least one of her parents. It also shows how a lot of characters are a bit more complex than their first appearances may make them seem, we saw this last episode with Darius too. Also, it was great that Emira and Edric got to help out and get some focus in this episode, more so Edric, but still, it was great to see them again, especially Edric bonding with and helping Eda. Just a really great episode. Also, the trend I mentioned in my last comment on the previous episode continues here, as we once again see how the Emperor's Coven is slowly falling apart. As of now in this episode, we have Warden Wrath telling Eda that many others working for Belos are also starting to have doubts about the Day of Unity with some thinking it might not just be the end of Wild Magic, but all Magic in general, which honestly is probably what Belos is planning, based on what we learn about Belos in Episode 12 he said he only needs to live long enough to see his plan completed so he obviously planning to die after the Day of Unity and based on his prejudice against Witches, I'm 100% certain he plans to bring his Emperor and everyone in the Boiling Isles down with him. Why he seemingly has to fuse the Human and Demon Realms together to do that is unclear at this point, but still. However, I just noticed a new trend in these last four episodes that seems to have been paired with Belos empire slowly falling apart. A trend you pointed out as well. That trend being how Luz and Eda are slowly gaining more support against Belos now, while his own forces are following apart. Episode 11: Our heroes' main army consisted of basically just Luz, Amity, Eda, King, Hooty, Willow, and Gus, they had a few other allies yes such as Lilith, but their force was still pretty small to oppose an Empire. Episode 12: Not only did Lilith fully cement herself as part of the group against Belos with how much she's shown to grow and care for Luz as a niece, but Eda reconciled with her father so now they have the support of both of Eda's parents against Belos too. Episode 13: Skara and Vinny saw how terrible the Emperor's Coven can be I'm pretty sure they've been alienated against Belos's forces now and thus they will probably support Luz and the gang now too. And now here Episode 14: Edric and Emira to a lesser extent seem to be fully supporting Luz and Eda against Belos with how Edric helped Eda to get info out of Wrath and bonded with Eda with her even telling him he has a future in Wild Magic. But that's not all, with Amity now seeming to have a chance at a real relationship with her father, she may be able to convince him to either cut off the Emperor's supply of Abmitons or at the very least weaken them so Luz and the gang have an easier time taking them down thus weakening Belos military might substantially. And that's not the only way they can now weaken Belos military, as Eda learned from Wrath many people are starting to have their doubts about the Day of Unity, and with how smart Eda is she will probably be able to use this as an opportunity to get people to defect and join her rebellion, thus giving Luz and the gang the numbers they need to actually fight a war against Belos and weakening Belos's forces at the same time.

My interpretation of Luz “get out of my head” at the alarm was that the alarm was like the alarm on her phone for the reminder

To be really honest here..I Tried to keep myself in check after hearing what happened to Luz's Father and Seeing Luz Talking it over with amity really hits home for me,first it was Sprig With his mom, Now luz with her dad...it just leaves me at odds Sometimes that some things did happen for a reason..or Not but i did enjoy the show none the least.

This episode was so emotional that I almost cried when Luz started talking about her father passing but definitely one of my favs

at 9:25, in the picture, if you pause before the zoom in, you can see eda and raine ( when they were young ) playing on the side, eda looks like shes taunting somthing at raine playfully, and raine seems to be taking it happily

I would say that this episode pulled at my heartstrings, but it didn't just do that. It CUT THE STRINGS AND BURNED THEM 😭😭😭

I could listen to that remix in the fan art segment all day

I really enjoy watching the fan spotlights and hope to see more in the future.

I thought Luz freaked out over the siren because it sounded like the alarm on her phone

I love how the vase at the end is colored like the abomination balloon

Oh man! I’m gonna have that Zelda background music stuck in my head for the next month! ROUNDTABLE!!!!!!!!!!!

at 3:57 ish, i love how in the back you can seen raine and eda chilling on one of the skulls

For Luz's guilt and the response of the alarm (of which I originally thought was meant to be like her alarm for the event, but the idea of it being sirens is more interesting... And sad), I have a theory that maybe her father sacrificed himself or something similar to save Luz from death herself. It would explain Luz's guilt, her want to protect everyone around her (from worry and really anything else), give the poor girl even more trauma, and explain the harsh reaction to the alarm from the abomination- hearing it while already in distress might have thrown her back into the memory of her father saving her life, at the cost of his own

Fun fact: In the old photo of Alador winning the belt, you can see Eda and Raine on a date to the right.

as a kid at a similar age to luz and experienced the same thing this episode made me relate to her so much

I wanted to cry during this episode…. but I couldn’t! This episode was so deep!!

I never realized the amount of detail that was in Valador’s bonesborough brawl photo.

Question to people Which is sadder Sprig talking about his mom and cries Luz revealing her dads death day

Your theory matches mine beautifully, I'm glad someone else has been connecting the dots like I have too.

This episode was so dark as well as wholesome. Luz has been through a lot.

Bro this episode got me. As someone who never knew my father I can't relate but I still feel that absence even if he was abusive and neglectful...