Happy Anniversary To Lumity, The Cartoon Gays That Took Over My Life

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Please forgive me. I know the anniversary was yesterday, but it was a weekend and even Luz Noceda and Amity Blight can’t raise me from my temporary gamer slumber. But I’m back on the grind, ready to cement my position as the most prolific gay cartoon journalist on the planet. I’m serious, ya girl must be reaching that position by now.

The Owl House is on hiatus, with the third season set to arrive at a currently unknown date in the coming months. I’ve even tried to get the deets out of Cissy Jones and Sarah Nicole-Robles, but not even my charms are capable of breaking non-disclosure agreements. We all know the wait ahead is long, but the lack of new content hasn’t stopped fans from writing fanfics, creating gorgeous art, and engaging with the cast and crew in ways that are truly wholesome to see.

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This past weekend saw the anniversary of ‘Knock, Knock, Knockin on Hooty’s Door’ - otherwise known as the episode where Lumity became canon for the first time. Yep, it’s officially been one year since our favourite witchlings got together, blurting out heartfelt confessions in the midst of chaos as Hooty played matchmaker in the best way possible. Given its unassuming title, many expected this episode to be a load of filler before the second season’s more eventful moments, but we didn’t even know the half of it.

Putting the Lumity confession aside for a second, this episode was special for a bunch of reasons. It provided ample development for Eda Clawthorne, allowing her to take ownership of past trauma as she began to bring the curse that once doomed her under control. King started to unearth small parts of his heritage, setting the foundations