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The Owl House Season 2, Episode 14 Review One of the things that Luz and Amity have in common is that they don’t have the best relationships with their parents. … Continue Reading We Finally Learn the Truth About Luz’s Dad!
Amphibia Season 3,Episode 13A/B Review We are now in the endgame of Amphibia, people, and from what we’ve seen, it’s going to be a finale to remember. Anne and the … Continue Reading Sage Advice from the Mother of Olms
The Owl House Season 2, Episode 13 Review I’m sorry that I didn’t get to this yesterday, but I had a busy day. But do you know who probably had … Continue Reading Hunter Really Needs a Hug Right Now!
Amphibia Season 3, Episode 11A/11B Review Well, Earth was fun, but it’s time for Amphibia to return to the place that it belongs; specifically, Amphibia itself. The first half of … Continue Reading Amphibia Welcomes Us Back and to the Rebellion
Amphibia S3, Episode 9 Review A few months back, fans of Amphibia got word that the first half of Season 3 would feature a Christmas special. And despite the 10th … Continue Reading Have Yourself A Froggy Little Christmas
In the first segment, Sprig decides to cement his legacy on Earth by becoming a frog-themed superhero. Then, we return to Amphibia to see just how bad things have become for Marcy and everyone left behind.
In honor of Halloween yesterday, here’s a review of an Owl House fanfic I love called Luz Clawthorne: Hexside’s Number One Delinquent Witch
Frog came out in theaters in 2008. That film was my first introduction to Keith David, and Anika Noni Rose owned the spotlight as Tiana. Now, for the second time in her career, Tiana gets to work with frogs. This time, it’s on Amphibia.
Amphibia S3 Episode 3A/3B Review All the way back in season one, we learned that Anne’s parents owned a successful Thai Restaurant, which is what gave her her culinary skills. … Continue Reading Wayne Knight Guest Stars on New Amphibia
As Anne finds herself in the role as caretaker, she and her adoptive family experience the hurdles of living on Earth. On the other hand, Sasha gets thrown into the deep end as she finally starts her redemption arc.
Colors,” broke the Internet. It may as well have been a lifetime for the fans, though, given all that happened. Anne has magic superpowers now. Her, Sasha, and Marcy’s friendship is worse than ever. Anne and the Plantars are on Earth. Did I mention that Anne has superpowers now? It’s crazy! How does top something that monumental? If you’re Amphibia, then you don’t. You ease the viewers into the new status quo, the new normal.
I thought that The Mandalorian brought Star Wars onto the road of redeeming itself at the divisiveness of the Sequel Trilogy. But Star Wars: Visions? Star Wars: Visions has taken the franchise to beautiful new heights the likes that it’s rarely ever been to. A collaboration between Disney and seven of the finest animation studios in Japan, this anthology series is pure art. In addition to serving as a love letter to an incredible franchise, Visions shows just what animation can do. It’s one of the best things that could’ve happened for Star Wars, and the fans agree. For the first time in years, the majority of the fans agree. It’s glorious!
In 2020, the entertainment world was stunned by the sudden death of Chadwick Boseman, famous for his role as the Black Panther in the MCU. Before he died, though, he recorded lines for T’Challa for Marvel What if…? In this first outing, T’Challa becomes a legendary space outlaw rather than the Black Panther.
We all knew that this was coming, but it didn’t make it any easier to watch. Luz thinks she’s found a way back home but questions if she’s ready for what she’ll find on the other side.
There are two great tools to storytelling: what if? and the multiverse theory. The other great tool of any storyteller is, fittingly, the multiverse theory. The idea of an infinitely expanding number of universes lends itself perfectly to this. And the MCU looks ready to capitalize on the concept that’s been present in Marvel Comics for decades. With the end of the first season of Loki throwing the gates to the Multiverse wide open, fans of the MCU get their first glimpse into these new realities with the new animated series “What If…?” For its first outing, we get a fun, but relatively safe, story involving Peggy Carter.
The Owl House Season 2, Episode 9 Review There are many reasons why fans of The Owl House love Amity Blight. She’s powerful, smart, and while she came off mean … Continue Reading Amity’s Inner Katara Shines on the Owl House
