The Owl House - All 40 Episodes Ranked

[@summertime6785]

I think I can speak for the entire TOH fandom when I say I’m both incredibly excited and anxious to watch the first part of Season 3 tomorrow.

[@Todd-bv7mq]

TRUEEEEE

[@DirectorNat]

I actually saw the first 6 minutes at NYCC, so my excitement & anxiety have been taken to the next level!

[@bawarrals]

how’d you like it?

[@Now_Roxas]

IT WAS GREAT

[@kamilrichert8446]

@@Now_Roxas Is there a way to watch it outside of America?

[@carelessdreamer]

The fact that the worst episode would be considered perfectly acceptable for most cartoons honestly just speaks to how good the rest of the show is.

[@ConcealedWeaponry]

It's mainly just because of how low the bar is set for a decent episode in modern animation. There are way too many horrible shows nowadays.

[@WillhelmDestroyer]

Nah all of season was fairly bad besides the grom episode

[@carelessdreamer]

@@WillhelmDestroyer I thought it was fine. Not exceptional or story driven like season 2, but the episodes that were plot relevant were good, and the ones that weren’t were still fun because the characters were really endearing. Except Lilith. I don’t like Lilith other than her name and design.

[@WillhelmDestroyer]

@@carelessdreamer personally my main problems were Lumity (incredibly rushed during season 1) and the character relationships in general were most,y rushed and left a lot too be disired almost many of the filler episodes were incredibly unoriginal and basic tropes

[@ofirdvid8988]

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[@commander-fox-q7573]

The body swap episode despite not being that well done plot wise has some of the best jokes in the entire show… there is a bunch of great ones but my personal favourite is: “Are you the famous Eda the owl lady?” “That depends, are you a fan of… magic? :D” “No. But I am a fan of… THE LAW!l

[@Rosa-he6xb]

YOO that’s my favorite joke from that episode too! It just works so well with the scout’s delivery.

[@icemouse9]

In my opinion, the body swap episode was pretty important plot wise. It strengthened the bonds between characters, it caused Luz to be more aware of magic and take it more seriously. And the most important part, it was yet another crushing and humiliating defeat with Lilith which is what led to the season finale being as intense as it was.

[@LillLunaYT]

Him: tables isn’t the worst villain but he isn’t the best either Me: *any episode with Tibbles is an episode to be forgotten*

[@lumityland]

Summary: 40) Witches Before Wizards 39) A Lying Witch And A Warden 38) Escape of The Palismen 37) Hooty's Moving Hassle 36) Really Small Problems 35) Once Upon A Swap 34) Lost In Language 33) Something Ventured, Someone Framed 32) The Intruder 31) Sense and Insensitivity 30) The First Day 29) Escaping Expulsion 28) Separate Tides 27) Keeping Up A-Fearances 26) Through The Looking Glass Ruins 25) Edge Of The World 24) Yesterday's Lie 23) Elsewhere And Elsewhen 22) Labyrinth Runners 21) Them's The Breaks, Kid 20) I Was A Teenage Abomination 19) Convention 18) Adventures In The Elements 17) Understanding Willow 16) Follies At The Coven Day Parade 15) Echoes Of The Past 14) Agony Of A Witch 13) Hunting Palismen 12) Any Sport In A Storm 11) Eda's Requiem 10) Hollow Mind 9) Knock, Knock, Knocking On Hooty's Door 8) Enchanting Grom Fright 7) Wing It Like Witches 6) Eclipse Lake 5) Reaching Out 4) O Titan, Where Art Thou 3) Young Blood, Old Souls 2) Clouds On The Horizon 1) King's Tide

[@meowsause]

Thank you 😌

[@3lla-R0seGacha]

Thanks!

[@Igottagowalkmyfish]

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[@VALER1AB0UNZE]

Of course King's Tide will be in the 1st place:000 Also thx ✨✨

[@philly_sports1558]

The Owl House really filled the void in my heart that both Adventure Time and Gravity Falls left when they both ended. I love pretty much everything about this show from the characters, the setting, the plot, the animation, the music. Literally everything.

[@sind3159]

My top 10 10. Enchanting Grom Fright 9. Yesterday's Lie 8. Reaching Out 7. King's Tide 6. Echoes of the Past 5. Hollow Mind 4. Eclipse Lake 3. Eda's Requiem 2. Thanks to Them 1. Knock, Knock, Knockin' on Hooty's Door

[@NERlNERl]

I'd say my favorites, based solely on personal rewatch value (and in no particular order), would be 'Understanding Willow', 'Knock, Knock, Knockin' on Hooty's Door', 'Eda's Requiem', 'Any Sport in a Storm', 'Reaching Out', 'Them’s the Breaks, Kid', 'Lost in Language', 'Hollow Mind' and 'Echoes of the Past'. Most of them were in your Top 20, so I can't complain (? Anyway, solid ranking and loved how polished you make your scripts, even if they're only meant for you to read.

[@DirectorNat]

Solid choices, and thank you! It actually means a lot hearing feedback on that kind of stuff :)

[@bethanykroemer559]

same but i’d switch out understanding willow with kings tide

[@bristleflight303]

@Aliza Rayne so cute

[@meghanhernandez4998]

@Neri Neri knock knock knocking on Hooty’s door is my all time favorite

[@Nameless_mixes]

The body swap episode for me felt like the worst because it was the least consequential. They said that they learned their lessons. But in future episodes, the characters didn’t actually seem to learn from their actions. This is the only episode in the show that I would confidently categorize as filler.

[@amandab3946]

Kasrium did a great video of how they fixed that 3 act type structure episode in Knock Knock Knockin on Hooty’s Door. Having them side by side highlights the genius of KKKHD.

[@JuliaTheTransPeacock]

@@amandab3946Not to kill the vibe, but I just realized that "KKKHD" has to be one of the most unfortunate acronyms unintentionally conceived.

[@purrlionpony9317]

Principal bump was shown to be strict until he had more fun with Luz Gus and Willow doing entertaining things and have shown he really care about the students well into the later episodes.

[@amandab3946]

I think he’s a really kind hearted guy. Remember the post that theorised Eda’s “Permanent School Record” files had drastically diminished, almost in half. Head Canon that empathetic Bump went through her record after he got promoted to Principal, and took the nonsensical harmless acts of rebellion out. The Escaping Expulsion episode was SO PURE, he cried over a photo album of memories from the trio. And in the most recent episode, For The Future, you see him set up shelter for students in the school gym & hand out sleeping bags etc. 🥲

[@bella_daze3092]

39:19 this has got to be one of my favorite moments from the first half of season 2- I died laughing in the interactions between Luz and Hunter😂😂 especially when Luz SLAPS the ever living daylights outta Hunter just for him to wake up 😂

[@Rhimune]

I'm very late to the party only binging the series a couple of months ago but It didn't take long for me to fall head over heels in love with the series, it now stands as my favorite cartoon of all time. The show as a whole but especially the character of Amity have become my comfort show and character. I'm sad that there's only three episodes left but I have faith that the team will deliver and the girl their series the spectacular send off it deserves.

[@owonapikins]

My top 5: 1. Hollow Mind 2. Thanks to Them 3. Agony of a Witch 4. Eclipse Lake 5. Enchanting Grom Fright

[@VeeMarbles]

Agreed that the amphibia Easter egg was poorly timed, it could have been somewhere in Thanks to them or something but I like how they are officially in the same universe

[@hcanimation4102]

I thought it was so cool how in the episode Hollow Mind, they told a story while there was a story already going on. I'm talking about how they gave us Philips backstory through the pictures in the background during the episode. That's really great storytelling 👍. They really managed to make that the darkest episode of the show so far. Season 3 is already on that path. Even though Hunters panick attack in that episode and also in Labrynth Runners are sad and painful to watch, it's also important to see something like that being represented in shows and movies because some people go through that in real life and also suffer from anxiety. His panic attack also shows how deeply hurt and traumatized this poor boy is 😔, sadly Belos will kill him if he goes back to the castle. The way they write characters with PTSD in this show is really well done.

[@TheZOMG71]

I have but one prediction for season 3 and that is that King will be the one to stop the Collector. In 'Oh Titan Where Art Thou' King expressed that he no longer wanted people to see him as a big scary monster anymore and I think that is how the Collector feels as well but just hasn't realized it yet. Because of their power the Collector never understood the weight of their actions and the consequences of them. After such a long time in isolation just to come out and see everyone is afraid and trying to take them down might be a breaking point. That's when King will realize they also don't want to be feared and will hopefully get through to them.

[@alexanderhirth1530]

My top fifteen 15) King's Tide 14) Escaping Expulsion 13) Looking Glass Ruins 12) Keeping up Afearances 11) Hollow Mind 10) Knockin on Hooty's Door 9) Eda's Requiem 8) Understanding Willow 7) Eclipse Lake 6) Yesterday's Lie 5) Reaching Out 4) Covention 3) Hunting Palisman 2) Enchanting Grom Fright 1) Lost in Langage Sidenote: I was really surprised to see LiL so low. I know it being the best episode is an unpopular opinion but in the bottom half of season one? For me, it has the wittiest and dialog, my favorite magic concept of the week and some of the show's best moments. I think that Luz and Amity work off of each other the best in the episode of all their episodes together (except maybe Understanding Willow). I'll also acknowledge that I'm extremely biased because Amity is far and away my favorite character and I love every second the Blight twins are on screen but even that aside I still think the episode deserves a lot more credit than you give it here.

[@DirectorNat]

I'm always down to hear someone else's unique ranking. I should have made clear that I still love Lost in Language, it just didn't hit me as much this time around. This list is simply my attempt to rank a show for which I like every episode to some degree.

[@TheRoomforImprovement]

Say What you will about “Really Small Problems” but it’s got one of the best lines in the show: THOSE ARE MY DUMB KIDS.

[@mimikyulover3411]

The fact that most of the episodes on the lower end of the list are there not because they're bad in general, but because they're just worse than the rest really speaks to how insanely good this show is

[@jstnshi-eenmkbar]

Not bad but not interesting and below expectations of TOH can give. If the show itself a solid 9/10 those episodes are below 7.

[@mimikyulover3411]

@@jstnshi-eenmkbar yeah that's what I'm saying, the fact that the worse episodes are still watchable and somewhat enjoyable really speak for how good this is

[@misstressfoxtail05]

So excited for season 3! Gonna go watch the first episode after this video.

[@merrickwolf0293]

Yeah I would have put Real Small Problems at the bottom and then once upon a swap after that. My main reason being I hate how Willow and Gus test King in the episode and how KING had to apologize, not them, when all he was wanting was to hang out with Luz. Woth Once Upon a Swap...I'm just not big into those type of episodes no real other reason

[@paoloi7507]

I don't blame you for hating those two episodes.

[@AdjustedDisparity]

"Eda's Requiem" brings many new and very interesting characters into the show, which basically already earns itself a spot here. Like Raine, every member of BATS and Darius alone make it worth it, but other than that it provides a backstory on how Eda got to where she is now. The ending of the episode also furthers both King's plot as well as the plot of the entire show. "Knock, Knock, Knockin' on Hooty's Door" is an episode I'm a little conflicted with. On one hand it tries to cram 3 individual stories into a single episode, bringing serious implications for Eda, King, and Luz. On the other hand I think that all of the plots honestly work pretty well. King's plot is what tips the audience to the fact that King is not a normal monster, Eda's plot is finally an exploration of just what her curse actually is without just weird repeated events, and I can appreciate the Luz and Amity plot because it didn't allow The Owl House to fall into the trap so many shows fall into. What I am referring to is when shows constantly tease a relationship between characters without delivering. Luz and Amity here are directly put into a relationship without any more beating around the bush, their chemistry has already been established in season 1 so they are able to just proceed. "Eclipse Lake" very good episode that provides both some individuality for Amity as well as establishes a dynamic between Hunter and Eda, King, and Amity. Plus the whole revelation surrounding titans blood in the portal key is massive when it comes to the rest of the series. "Yesterday's Lies." This is a super good episode. It finally provides context to who the other Luz is, introduces V and finally gives us more dialogue from Luz's mom. The ending of the episode is also really compelling with an amazing performance from the voice actors. "Elsewhere and Elsewhen" is a very interesting episode to say the least. It is the first appearance of the collector, provides to the audience direct insight that Phillip and Belos are one in the same, and creates a dynamic between Luz and Lillith. "Any Sport in a Storm." Honestly I wasn't a very big fan of the season 1 grudgby episode, but what this episode brings to the table honestly fixes my problems with that episode. Firstly introducing Hunter to Gus and Willow without Luz or Amity there is a very good move from a writer's standpoint because they get to establish their own individual relationship with him. We also get to see more Viney and Skara both of whom I like a side characters; and overall I just like that Willow and Gus get their time to shine here without Luz so that they are able to develop as individuals. Plus the interactions between Darius and Hunter throughout the episode are absolutely excellent and perfectly show Hunter's situation as well as call into question Darius's allegiance. "Reaching Out" serves mostly as a window into characterizing Amity's relationship with her father and shedding some light on her siblings as well. I just think it works really well to accomplish those goals, and the relationship parts between Luz and Amity feel really genuine here. "Them's the Breaks, Kid." I like seeing Eda and Raine interact. "Hollow Mind" is a contender for my favorite episode in the season. Obviously the impact doesn't hit when not watching the episode, but it cements Belos/Phillip as a psychopath, reveals exactly what his plan is, and provides an outlet for Hunter's entire world to be shattered. The voice acting from Bellos, Luz, and Hunter Especially sell the episode. There is not much individually to say, but it is an experience. "Edge of the World." Alex Hirsch does a really great job this episode with King. It really hits you with how desperately he wants to have a family, a real family of his own people. Then the revelation hits and boom King knows he's a titan, and both the audience and the character are left to ponder the implications of that. "Labrynth Runners" is honestly such an interesting episode. It isn't exceptionally important, it isn't the most high stakes, but still somehow it is one of my absolute favorites of the season. Gus and Hunter finally get to have some genuine interactions and they have some great "best friend" energy. We get to see how Gus and Willow met, we see Willow and Gus really trusting Hunter as the episode progresses. There is also the plot between Willow and Amity, and while yeah it is kinda cliche, I still think it fits the characters and works well. This is also the episode that illusion is expanded upon as magic which as you will have read I love. "O Titan, Where Art Thou" is just a really solid episode that kinda serves as the calm before the storm. Every character gets some kind of mini revelation, especially King. Plus we get more of CATS and that include Darius. Oh and Luz carves her egg palismen. Nothing more to say really "Clouds on the Horizon" is a great penultimate episode to season 2. It starts with some fanservice with the hyper animated kiss and then works its way through the motions of Luz and the others finding a way to get Belos. I really like the insight Alador is given here as well. Meanwhile Eda and the rest of the crew are working on their own plan, and the whole branding Eda point carried a lot of impact. Finally ending with Luz having been taken directly to Belos By Kiki Mora is a great Cliffhanger "Kings Tide." This is an amazing conclusion to the season and explaining it barely does it justice. It is incredibly tense in atmosphere throughout both plots and keeps up this feeling through most of the episode. I could explain it, but that is an injustice. Go rewatch the episode now. I am not going to explain the season 3 episodes but they would both make it. My fingers are weary, and like 3 hours have passed. Sorry for the dissertation in the comments of a video ranking Owl House Episodes but this show will not leave my brain and I wanted to get all of it off my chest and into the comment section of a youtube video where no one will care to read it but at least it is there. Oh and also I had to separate this into parts purely because I made this too long. I am not very smart with my time am I. Sorry lol

[@Moolers]

Through The Looking Glass Ruins in 26th really hurt. That's THE best Lumity episode for me, and Gus's story was really nice as well. I know you didn't say anything negative about it, but I couldn't possibly find 25 episodes that are better.

[@kilveccirtep4906]

This is my Ranking of the episodes (plz no hate) 1. Hollow Mind 2x16 2. Thanks to Them 3x1 3. Watching and Dreaming 3x3 4. Eclipse Lake 2x9 5. Kings Tide 2x21 6. Labyrinth Runners 2x18 7. Knock, Knock, Knockin’ on Hooty’s Door 2x8 8. Any Sport in a Storm 2x13 9. Hunting Palismen 2x6 10. Enchanting Grom Fight 1x16 11. O, Titan, Where Art Thou 1x19 12. Young Blood 1x19 13. Eda’s Requiem 2x7 14. Wing it Like Witches 1x17 15. For the Future 3x2 16. Clouds on the Horizon 1x20 17. Escaping Expulsion 2x2 18. Through the Looking Glass Ruins 2x5 19. Follies at the Coven Day Parade 2x11 20. Seperate Tides 2x1 21. Yesterday’s Lie 2x10 22. Lost in Language 1x7 23. Elsewhere and Elsewhen 2x12 24. Covention 1x5 25. Agony of a Witch 1x18 26. Understanding Willow 1x15 27. Them’s the Breaks, Kid 2x15 28. I was a Teenage Abomination 1x3 29. Something Ventured, Someone Framed 1x9 30. Hooty’s Moving Hassle 1x6 31. First Day 1x13 32. Reaching Out 2x14 33. The Intruder 1x4 34. Adventures in the Elements 1x12 35. Echoes of the Past 2x3 36. A Lying Witch and a Warden 1x1 37. Once Upon a Swap 1x8 38. Witches before Wizards 1x2 39. Keeping up A-Fear-ances 2x4 40. Really Small Problems 1x14 41. Sense and Insensitivity 1x11 42. Escape of the Palismen 1x10 43. Edge of the World 2x17

[@rulerzreachf4n34]

My favorite episode is Understanding Willow (‘cuz she’s my fave), followed by Any Sport In A Storm, Eda’s Requiem, Thems The Breaks Kid, and Knock Knock Knocking On Hoody’s Door

[@EchoStarcast]

I just realized that Principal Bump has canonically shooed a Titan away with a broom 😂

[@TheCleverIdiot-vp3yn]

lol i completely forgot about that

[@Stonson980]

My ranking for all of TOH is 1,000,000/10 best show ever!

[@MemAmiliaElmoEmily]

1. Thanks to them 2. Hollow mind 3. Yesterday’s lie 4. Any sport in a storm 5. Clouds on the horizon 6. Eclipse lake 7. Labyrinth runners 8. Hunting palace men 9. Understanding willow 10. Agony of a witch

[@rpan1738]

My Top 10: 10. Lost in Language 9. Eclipse Lake 8. Eda’s Requiem 7. Hooty’s Door 6. Grom 5. Labyrinth Runners 4. Yesterday’s Lie 3. Agony of a Witch 2. Hollow Mind 1. King’s Tide 0. Thanks to Them (my favorite but it isn’t part of s1-2)

[@jacksonsdrawingcorner]

I bet we all collectively shit our pants as soon as hollow mind, kings tide, and thanks to them happened

[@Drayden4443]

Came back to this video after watching the series finale. What a great way to look back and reflect on this awesome show. Hoping you make an updated list, even if it’s only three more episodes. #ThankYouOwlHouse

[@DolleFinn]

Thanks for the owl house "recap" for the first special. Time to sleep and wake up with a new episode.

[@conorgillingham2564]

My personal top 10: 10: Oh titan where art thou 9: Enchanting Grom Fright 8: Eda’s Requiem 7: Yesterday’s Lie 6: Agony of a Witch 5: Eclipse Lake 4: Knock Knock Knockin on Hooty’s door 3: King’s Tide 2: Labyrinth Runners 1: Hollow Mind

[@rpan1738]

No thanks to them?

[@conorgillingham2564]

@@rpan1738 I’m omitting thanks to them because it has so much in it that Im not sure where it places for now. Plus it’s a 60 min episode vs 20 minute episodes.

[@FlyingLine]

I personally heavily disagree with I Was A Teenage Abomination being the episode where the show clicks into place (I would say that episode is either The Intruder or Covention). It's a fun episode but pretty much all characters feel stereotypical, Hexside is a really generic school setting for a show about magic, teachers being unable to realize that Luz is not an abomination was kinda annoying and the plotline of the shy character who gets bullied actually being super smart or strong has been done a lot of times before. It's not a "bad" episode but I personally think it's one of the weakest of the show

[@Rosa-he6xb]

Yeah I feel like that too a bit. Willow and Gus was good for me during the episode when I first watch it and so was Amity. But it bothers me now when seeing why Amity was mean to Willow and her development afterwards. As it made no sense for Amity to bully Willow when Boscha and her gang was no where to be seen and she claimed she never wanted to bully Willow in the first place. So why did she pick on her out where no others would see them? It’s still a good episode and introduction to Willow, Gus, and Amity….but it definitely didn’t age well with the new information we learn later in S1.

[@maliser8]

I don't think it's among the weakest (although definitely in the back half) but I agree that it's more of a fun episode and the next two are more when the show clicks. And yes the teachers not realizing Luz was not an abomination did seem a little dumb.

[@ebonydarknessdementiaraven4610]

my absolute favourite episode of toh has to be Understanding Willow i just love it so much

[@fizzyypeqches]

My top 5 are 5. Labyrinth Runners 4. Reaching Out 3. Hollow mind 2. Thanks To Them 1. Any Sport In A Storm

[@waifu_png_pl6854]

weird, witches before wizards is one of my favorites. it sets up luz and her arc very well and its a great dose of reality

[@BGTitanAvatar]

Well, you asked for it, so here it is. All 40 episodes ranked by me. Buckle up. Caution: Some opinions have changed since I did the Season 1 Top Ten. 40) Escape of the Palisman 39) Once Upon a Swap 38) The First Day 37) Something Ventured, Someone Framed 36) Hooty's Moving Hassle 35) Really Small Problems 34) Lying Witch and a Warden 33) Edge of the World (I genuinely cannot explain why I'm so apathetic to this episode, I don't even know myself) 32) I Was a Teenage Abomination 31) Young Blood, Old Souls 30) Sense and Insensitivity 29) Witches Before Wizards 28) Adventures in the Elements 27) Separate Tides 26) Lost in Language 25) Covention 24) Labyrinth Runners 23) Elsewhere and Elsewhen 22) Agony of a Witch 21) Keeping Up A-fear-ances 20) Understanding Willow 19) Hunting Palisman 18) Through the Looking Glass Ruins 17) Escaping Expulsion 16) Follies at the Coven Day Parade 15) Them's the Brakes, Kid 14) Echoes of the Past 13) O' Titan Where Art Thou 12) Eclipse Lake 11) Wing It Like Witches 10) The Intruder 9) Yesterday's Lie 8) Reaching Out 7) Hollow Mind 6) Enchanting Grom Fright 5) Eda's Requiem 4) Any Sport in the Storm 3) King's Tide 2) Clouds On the Horizon 1) Knock Knock Knockin' On Hooty's Door

[@DirectorNat]

Solid list, thanks for sharing all 40!

[@marcosortega3350]

Do you mean “The First Day” and not “The Third Day”?

[@jordanfears-cy3cw]

When hopping into this video I was really surprised by the fact that once upon a swap was not in last place

[@Lon3lyCosm0s]

My fav episode is when Steve isn’t in his uniform for the first time

[@_-DesiredRelic-_]

Ooh, YOU made this before season 3 episode 1 came out, I was gonna say "AY YA FORGOT SEASON 3 EPISODE 1!"

[@Mychannel-s9r]

All episodes are S+ for me except episode 2

[@Enzo...gabriel]

Who else agrees that everyone was freaking out when luz leaned in when looking at hunter!? 👇

[@Flame_Overseer]

This has to be one of my favorite owl house episode reviews! Only a little bit of bias but not too much, lots of really good points, and doesn’t rate episodes higher because HOOTY IS IN IT! My personal pet peeves about ytubers aside, I think you’re awesome Mr. Nat

[@Joanna79667]

My top 3 are: Hollow mind, thanks to them, and Hunting palismen❤

[@PFGFrankly]

6:01 well it kinda connect, like this moment

[@LoveFreak18]

18:02 I never noticed that wanted poster for a friend, that's adorable.

[@ChristyTina22]

Agony of a Witch, Eda's Requiem and Knock Knock Knockin' on Hooty's door. If my pfp didn't give it away, I'm an Eda stan.

[@annak2597]

Here's the thing: The Owl House and its episodes are, for the most part, pretty uncontroversial within its fandom. I'm sure you'll raise some eyebrows with stuff like how low Lost In Language is placed, or that O Titan Where Art Though finds itself all the way up at rank 4. But overall, the fandom overwhelmingly agrees on what the better and worse parts are. It's not like Amphibia where major aspects of the show have the fans militantly polarized. There's only one real exception to that, only a single episode that I've seen dramatic love-hate splits on: Them's the Breaks Kid. Personally, I think it's easily the worst episode in the show and pretty much a case study on how not to do backstory episodes (for examples of how to do them, check The Last Airbender's 'The Storm' or She-Ra's 'Lightspinner'), and I've heard people view it with even more vitriol than that, while for others its among their favorites.

[@amesstarline5482]

(Warning, potential Season 3 Ep 1 spoilers) What keeps me from hating Them's The Breaks Kids is more as a parallel so Season 3 Episode 1, and by extension, both scenes of Luz's moms dealing with school in Season 1. Where Eda excelled but was also a troublemaker, Camila struggled socially and potentially academically. Neither agreed to conformity- Camila to sending Luz to the Box camp, Eda to the Coven System. Yet after dealing with the conformity, they escape to support themselves and later their family. I guess Thanks To Them is a better-woven Them's The Breaks. If we're talking unpopular opinions, Once Upon a Swap got me properly into the show, and the idea of possession of another's body does change from a harmless episode to a dramatic point in the latest episode. About how it can be exploited.

[@Rosa-he6xb]

Really? Huh I guess I haven’t been around many parts of the fandom to hear about this. I never knew some fans had a love/hate relationship with this episode.

[@bella_daze3092]

45:30 HOW DID I NOT KNOW THIS WAS A THROWBACK LINE!?

[@mbcommandnerd]

1:01:19 - At this point, it’s pretty obvious which one made the top spot, but this is my first time watching this video, so I’ll just have to wait and see… Edit at 1:03:00 - CALLED IT! I knew it was gonna be King’s Tide all along! But (and this is a BIG but), this episode shouldn’t be your favorite anymore. We’ve got Thanks to Them now. And it’s WAY BETTER! I know this video was made a couple of weeks ago, but still, once Season 3 ends, you should expand this video to the entire 43 episodes and re-rank them. I’d love to see you rank the entire Owl House from beginning to end; not just the first two seasons.

[@X-35173]

Eclipse lake is my personal favorite of the first 2 seasons (S3E1 was amazing though)

[@Finnyboy37]

in a few hours the final episode of toh airs!! I literaly cant wait! also hollow mind is my fav episode

[@whoknows8360]

I absolutely LOOOOVEEEEE reaching out!!! If i could only ever watch one toh episode that’s the one I would pick. #1

[@BonfireAKAGhostsaltchannel]

I completely agree with last place Like I get the ongoing theme of Luz not being the chosen one starts here and I can appreciate that, but I just do not enjoy watching that episode

[@CalamityLou_2013]

It is a snake shifter named stringbeem

[@theghostwiththemost789]

I’m honestly not that big of a fan of the first season of the owl house. I don’t think it’s bad just mediocre but the second season really won me over. I can’t wait to see what the endgame of the show has in store

[@JH24821]

Same for me with both Owl House and Amphibia. Both shows had a difficult first season to go through but picked up at the end. When season 2 came around I think I was won over (again in both shows) within a few episodes.

[@Tintelinus]

Iirc it's a really common thing with a lot of shows. It takes a bit of time before all the characters are established and I think a lot of shows also play it quite safe in the first few episodes.

[@JH24821]

@@Tintelinus You make a good point. First seasons often do play it more safe. I've recently watched season 3 of Amphibia and season 2 of the Owl House and I'm more positive about their first seasons. It's not perfect, but it made me realize those episodes helped a lot in getting attached to the characters.

[@theghostwiththemost789]

@@JH24821 I actually think amphibia has a way better first season then the owl house

[@JH24821]

@@theghostwiththemost789 I agree with that as well, although I still found it difficult at parts to get through. I tried to watch in a batch but that didn't work. When I started to watch an episode a day it became easier and before I knew it I realized I wanted to watch more episodes a day. That didn't really happen with the Owl House until after Grom Night.

[@Captain_TinyBean13]

"I AM YOUR GOD" -Hooty in a Belos costume

[@gdmrhotshot3731]

7:46 I also love this episode, it’s amazing

[@anqxe3]

My favs are wing it like witches, enchanting from fights, any sport in a storm, eclipse lake, and through the glass ruins.

[@AdjustedDisparity]

2. Pacing between seasons Okay, this was my biggest criticism of the first season when initially watching the show. Most of the first season suffers from a pacing issue of sorts (in my opinion). Especially on the first handful of episodes the plots feel like they wanted to tell a slightly larger story than they had time for. This results in the climax and resolution of the episodes feeling rushed and somewhat tacked on. This is noticeable for me especially in "A Lying Witch and a Warden," "I was a Teenage Abomination," "Once Upon a Swap," and "The First Day," though this doesn't mean these were the only episodes I felt had this issue. It does smooth out as the series goes on but it really stuck out to me, so I wanted to mention it. Season 2's pace is honestly pretty good, maybe a minor hiccup here or there, but nothing awful. Season 3's pace is what worries me. Because Disney sucks, the show is left with only 3 44 minute episodes for a season 3 that wraps up the characters and conflicts. Now they did know ahead of time that they would have to deal with this, but that still left them with way too many ideas for where the characters should end up than they could realistically resolve. The two episodes released for season 3 have handled this pace well enough, as even though they felt fast paced, it was still coherent and logically made sense without feeling like characters were trying to escape conversations so that there would be time to fit in something else. What I am worried about is the final episode, because whatever they could not fit within the first two is likely going to be jammed into the third in an attempt to wrap up most loose ends. I just really hope the ending feels satisfying, relatively speaking, though I despise Disney for forcing an excellent show to conform to a tight deadline esque schedule.

[@SCEENEBE]

Knock knock knockin on hooty's door is my door just because I love Hooty too much!

[@juniperz9914]

My top three is probably reaching out, lost in language, and clouds on the horizon

[@flump.6281]

This is a great video but, with all due respect, you gotta change up your tone when you speak every now and then. Almost every sentence sounds like a question with how you speak so when you have that tone on your final thought in the segment before moving on, it feels abrupt. But this video is well put together otherwise, I was just thrown off by your tone in a big chunk of the video

[@zubat2391]

Although escape of the Palisman isn’t the best, it has one of my favourite jokes in the show (Bat Queens kids eating the book)

[@M1k4hX]

My top 1 fav toh episode is ' Thanks to them ', because it was so traumatizing and calming and cool and frendly for Hunter, buuut the end was traumatizing to everyone 😭😭😭

[@jimbocraggins]

was it really surprising that kings tide was number 1? no not really

[@abinnit.x1ytacc]

Time to re-do all this in a bit considering s3 ep 3 (show finale) comes out in April lmao

[@AdjustedDisparity]

4. Magic Part 2, aka Fights in this show Now the Owl house has 2 states to its animation. There is its standard state where animation is fluid but still somewhat rigid, looking good enough to bring out expressive characters without breaking the bank. Then there is hyper animation where it honestly feels like the amount of frames is doubled overall, however, this does not happen frequently. There are four moments in particular that stick out as having hyper animation in the 3 seasons so far. There is the Grom fight in "Enchanting Grom Fright," the Eda and Lillith battle in "Agony of a Witch," The dialogue and kiss between Luz and Amity in "Clouds on the Horizon" and there is the fight with Belos possessed Hunter in "Thanks to Them." Now I may be missing one or two, but these are what I remember. Out of these 4 the Grom fight is easily my favorite, the animation is creative and snappy and the fight itself is done in a very creative dance style. It serves as a resolution to the buildup of both the characters and as a visual spectacle that I could watch repeatedly. I have practically no complaints about this scene, but it works as an excellent comparison to the scene I really want to talk about, the Eda vs. Lillith battle. The first time I watched this scene, it was an exceptional visual masterpiece that conveyed the conflict in an energetic and powerful manner. Rewatching it again though I got the feelin it was a missed opportunity in some ways. It is no doubt the best animated portion of the entire show; the use of the magic system feels lacking though. Both Eda and Lillith have been built up as having access to all types of magic and being exceptionally strong at everything they can do and yet, they only really make use of spells that simply fire lasers or teleportation magic with Lillith using some sort of shield spell. This fight could have been the perfect opportunity for both characters to make use of their favorite styles of magic (styles that I may add are somewhat opposite as we know from season 2 that Eda much prefers magics like illusion or bard to Lillith's most used techniques) to have a fight showcasing every single part of this extremely creative and in depth magic system. It is still an excellent scene and a highlight of the entire show, being narratively and visually stunning, but this was essentially the final opportunity to show a witch make use of all types of magic in a fight and yet the spellmanship is exceptionally generic in nature. Honestly their fight in Covention despite it's lacking hyper animation is a more creative battle between these two characters as it provides a more unique arena that gives way to a variety of spells.

[@parxboiiz]

Best episodes Every Hunter episode (especially Hunting Palismen) Every Lumity episode The season 2 finale Season 3 (especially Thanks to Them)

[@TheUnknown-BandNerd]

Me just watching this while drawing flapjack

[@Sub_Giga_Chad]

King's tide is a mixture of emotions It is my number 1 too

[@Yesytsucks]

Before i watch this, lemme find mine that i.made about 6 months ago to compare: 8 once upon a swap 1 a lying witch and a warden 14 really small problems 2 witches before wizards 3 i was a teenage abomination 11 sense and insensitivity 13 the first day 6 hooty's movung hastle 10 escape of the palisman 9 something ventured, someone framed 23 keeping up a-fear-ances 12 adventures in elements 20 separate tides 22 echoes of the past 31 elsewhere and elsewhen 15 understanding willow 34 thems the break, kid 25 hunting palisman 32 any sport in a storm 7 lost in language 30 follies at the coven day parade 21 escaping expulsion 17 wing it like witches 24 looking through the glass ruins 4 the intruder 5 covention 36 edge of the world 19 young blood old souls 35 hollow mind 37 labyrinth runners 38 o titan where are thou 26 eda's requiem 33 reaching out 16 enchanting grom fright 27 knock knock knocking on hooty's door 28 eclipse lake 18 agony of a witch 29 yesterday's lie 39 clouds kn the horizon 40 king's tide Numbers are obv the order of the episodes in the show.

[@lilygamingtheories1410]

All of season two is great because we get Hunter

[@Legolas_simp]

YALL GOT THE THIRD SEASON DECEMBER 2022??? I STILL DONT HAVE IT :[ IVE TRIED TO FIND IT BUT I CANTT

[@Asl1ceofpizza]

Eda’s requiem is my favourite

[@literally-just-a-leaf]

I was actually able to save the reveal of Philip being Belos for hollow minds due to my overwhelming stupidity

[@crumbledcookie]

My favorite episode is Any Sport in a Storm. Considering it has most of favorite characters (Hunter, Willow, Darius) I didn’t really like the Luz/Amity sub plot of them trying to find the author of Azura

[@MR-SINISTER76]

Tbh i think escape of thevpalisma would have been way better if they paid off the mystery of who the bat queens owner was which they were probrably planning to do so but got scraped due to time constraints

[@trevorrobel5722]

ranking the episodes of this show is a funny thing cus it really doesn't have any bad episodes.

[@thewusociety6061]

Thems the breaks kids Knock knock knocking on hootys door Hollow mind Any sport in a storm Yesterday's lie

[@lovelybeans-rx9ll]

Okay call me f***** up here but the curse was introduced in season 1 episode 4 or 5 and I think it would have been decently interesting if it happened to luz in season 1 episode 8

[@Dave_riehl]

Adventure in the elements will always be number 3 because it was the first episode I ever watched

[@707葉采穎]

My top 20 ： 1. O Titan, Where Art Thou 2. Hollow Mind 3. Them's the Breaks, Kid 4. Eda's Requiem 5. Hunting Palismen 6. King's Tide 7. Separate Tides 8. Elsewhere and Elsewhen 9. Agony of a Witch 10. Edge of the World 11. Follies at the Coven Day Parade 12. The First Day 13. Adventures in the Elements 14. Witches Before Wizards 15. Young Blood, Old Souls 16. Wing It Like Witches 17. Something Ventured, Someone Framed 18. Covention 19. The Intruder 20. A Lying Witch and a Warden

[@AdjustedDisparity]

5. Stand out episodes Okay so I know the previous section got a little downer on how there was some missed potential in the magic system of this show, but I'm going to wrap up my insane ramblings with something a little positive. I'm going to point out some of my favorite episodes in this show in no particular order at all "The Intruder" is an episode that kinda marks the first pretty good episodes of the show. I don't really think the beginning two episodes are very strong and number 3 is just okay, but the show really starts picking up here (and hey avatar takes like twice as long to start being actually entertaining sooooo honestly a pretty good track record). "Covention" gives a really good insight into Luz, Amity, Eda, and Lillith as characters as well as a pretty decent fight, good episode overall. "Lost in Language" This episode isn't terribly special but it introduces Emira and Edric as well as devloping Luz and Amity as characters and as a pair(which is obviously important knowing how the show progresses lol) "The First Day" is an episode so incredibly close to greatness that it hurts. The concept is there and discounting any problems I may have with how magic is handled, the episode is really interesting through to the climax. The detention track kids are all really interesting and we end up learning more about them as the show progresses, and the basilisk is a really cool adaption of a mythological creature. The episode only falls flat in the B plot and the very end as it runs out of time to actually show Luz properly convincing principle Bump to allow multitracks. He almost immediately accepts her proposal without any deliberation. We don't even see Amity's reaction to this news despite the fact that she is currently in the room. I really believe they were forced to make a King B plot in this episode and because of that ran out of time to properly wrap up the main narrative. "Understanding Willow" is probably my second or third favorite episode of Season 1. It shows Willows memories and the relationship between Amity and Willow in the past. It is because of Willow's insecurities and such that she feels like an interesting character to me, and because of this episode she became one of my favorites very quickly. Just really good, I like this episode concept and I think it is done very well. "Enchanting Grom Fright" is either my second or first favorite season one episode just because the character dynamics are all great, even the King and Gus B plot is pretty entertaining. Obviously Luz and Amity have some great character moments and the fight at the end is probably my favorite part of the show. "Agony of a Witch" is one of the top 3 season 1 episodes. It has one of the most memorable fight scenes in the show and it made me cry the first time I watched it. Honestly at that moment I realized the show had got me, I was attached enough to Eda and Luz that her calmy saying "Kid I'm going away and I don't know if I'll be back" actually hit me hard. "Echoes of the Past" Season 2 at this point has been of better quality than most of Season 1's episodes but this episode kicks it to 11. We get interesting character information for king, some classic Owl House horror vibes, and massive setups and implications for the rest of the series. Perfect little package wrapped up with a tight bow "Hunting Palismen." I actually love this episode. The characterization of Hunter and Luz is excellent as we are able to see both their individual struggles with Luz and Palismen as well as Hunter and Bellos. Then the two have to both class ideologically and physically only to in a twist of fate work together to save the Palismen. On the first watch as well it makes you think of all the ways they may try to redeem Hunter as a character as well, because it is shown here that he has some humanity. Then finally Hunter's interaction with Flapjack ending the episode is excellent. Also this episode manages to have quite a few good jokes during the dangerous situations. Continues in another comment because I am an idiot

[@TheFourDoofuses]

Was anyone else just waiting for the body swap episode?

[@ChaosEnthusiast]

ah yes, the 40th episode of the owl house. "applebees"

[@nathandorsey9145]

I actually way prefer the original incarnation of the blight twins. It kind of sucks that every further interaction we see of them involves them becoming kind of dorkier

[@kandifamily]

Honestly I can agree with almost literally all your choices

[@pikamasteryt9971]

When I watched elsewhere elsewhen, I walked to get some water right before the reveal of Phillip being bellos so it hit hard when the show revealed it to Luz

[@PreppyandI_knowit]

I'm sorry but it broke my heart when young blood old souls (Worst episode in my opinion) is ranked lower than labyrinth runners (my favorite) 😭

[@freyaaa88]

my top five are 1. ladyrinth runners 2. hollow mind 3. hunting palismen 4. any sport in the storm 5. agony of a witch notice anything 💀

[@parxboiiz]

…no? What

[@freyaaa88]

@@parxboiiz they’re all episodes with hunter

[@parxboiiz]

@@freyaaa88 oh, that’s what I thought (but I don’t know the episodes by their name very well). Hunter is by far my favorite

[@freyaaa88]

@@parxboiiz yessss he’s so slay

[@gretamallinson6831]

Hollow mind is my favourite

[@kio7154]

The only reason I know toh exists is because I saw the episode convention on tv

[@anniebananie8095]

I so agree 7:10 Willow and Gus were annoying in that episode.

[@LEGOMONKIEKID-u9v]

You should do one with thanks to them for the fucher and watching and dreaming

[@wonderessfox4452]

Two Great series, two great Prom episodes.. but which one is better? The Prommening from Murder Drones or.. The Grom Fight from TOH?

[@Avi.inwonderland.gaming]

Am I the only person who assumed hooty somehow cursed Eda since the shadow in the dream looks like hooty

[@wyatteb1663]

I always thought it was amity's ancestors because it looked a lot like amity

[@Avi.inwonderland.gaming]

@@wyatteb1663 XD

[@HERE.AND.QUEER.]

I personally think that “once upon a swap” should be in last. It is the one episode that I see literally no point in existing and I always skip it when re-binging

[@ericscheit5540]

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