Everything We Learned From The Owl House Season 3 Poster

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Disney has announced that The Owl House Season 3 will premiere on October 15. This will take the form of the first of three extended specials that make up the ambitious final chapter of Luz Noceda’s story, with the other two to follow in 2023. Safe to say I am not ready at all.

Aside from a brief synopsis courtesy of the official press release, little information is known about the upcoming season and exactly how it will play out. The reveal was accompanied by a gorgeous new poster though, which in typical Boiling Isles fashion, is filled with obvious hints and subtle clues that provide an ample amount of ground for us to speculate upon. There could be a time skip, beta design callbacks, a greater focus on unsettling horror, and who knows what else awaiting us in the first special.

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I am somehow paid to delve deep into my favourite gay cartoon, so let’s get started.

The first thing I noticed is how all of our characters look older and more weathered than when we last saw them. Luz’s hair is notably longer and more disheveled, while she is also sporting the t-shirt, pants and a few other quirks from her beta design. Holy shit I just realised she’s wearing a hat too, we really are in the endgame now. Don’t even get me started on Amity’s roots, yet another callback to her original concept.

Anyway, I think this is both a callback to the past and a clear sign that our protagonist is growing up after returning home and coming to face the consequences of leaving her mother behind and going up against Emperor Belos. The Owl House has always been about growth both physical and emotional, and we are seeing concrete proof of the former throughout this artwork. Amity’s hair is