The Owl House (2020)
The Owl House is a 2020 animation series created by Dana Terrace. It stars Sarah-Nicole Robles, Wendie Malick and Alex Hirsch.
Luz Noceda is a teenage weirdo who would rather live in her fantasy books than fit in, and one day a stray portal drops her somewhere far better: the Boiling Isles, a magic-soaked world where she talks her way into an apprenticeship with Eda, a wanted witch with a rebellious streak. Rounding out the household is King, a tiny would-be conqueror who is mostly fluff and bluster. Dana Terrace's series is funny, big-hearted, and unafraid of the dark, following a human girl learning real magic on her own terms.
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What is The Owl House about?
Luz Noceda is a teenage weirdo who would rather live in her fantasy books than fit in, and one day a stray portal drops her somewhere far better: the Boiling Isles, a magic-soaked world where she talks her way into an apprenticeship with Eda, a wanted witch with a rebellious streak. Rounding out the household is King, a tiny would-be conqueror who is mostly fluff and bluster. Dana Terrace's series is funny, big-hearted, and unafraid of the dark, following a human girl learning real magic on her own terms.
When was The Owl House released?
The Owl House was released on 10 January 2020.
How many episodes does The Owl House have?
The Owl House has 43 episodes across 3 seasons.
Who made The Owl House?
The Owl House was created by Dana Terrace.
Where can I watch The Owl House?
The Owl House is available on DirecTV On Demand, Disney+, Amazon and AppleTV.
Where to watch The Owl House
Stream: DirecTV On Demand, Disney+
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Cast
- Sarah-Nicole Robles as Luz (voice)
- Wendie Malick as Eda (voice)
- Alex Hirsch as King / Hooty (voice)
- Issac Ryan Brown as Gus (voice)
- Mae Whitman as Amity (voice)
- Tati Gabrielle as Willow (voice)
- Cissy Jones as Lilith (voice)
- Eden Riegel as Additional Voices (voice)
- Grey DeLisle as Additional Voices (voice)
- Matt Chapman as Additional Voices (voice)
- Arin Hanson as Additional Voices (voice)
- Bumper Robinson as Principal Bump (voice)
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A few thoughts on The Owl House
For another ordinary kid pulled into a luminous magical world, the film Big Fish & Begonia offers gorgeous, mythic fantasy with real stakes. If you want more witch-in-training charm, the manga Ultra Maniac. pairs a normal girl with a classmate who happens to be a magician.
Girls who fall into a magic world and learn real spellwork
The Owl House drops bookish Luz through a portal into the Boiling Isles, where she talks her way into learning real magic. These follow the same spark, young girls stepping into strange worlds and discovering they can work spells, fly and belong somewhere their old life never let them.
Witchy coming-of-age comics and books
Owl House pairs its magic with sketchbook charm and a heroine who loves the weird. These comics and books chase that energy, following girls at witch schools and in enchanted worlds, mixing spellwork with friendship, mischief and the awkward business of growing up different.
Animated fantasy with a weird, beautiful, darker edge
Owl House never sands down its darker corners, and its world stays gorgeously strange. These animated films share that mix of wonder and shadow, building odd, beautiful places where the whimsy carries real teeth and the fantasy is never entirely safe.