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Luz, Amity, Willow, Gus and Hunter: Santa Claus is Coming, Santa Claus is Coming He's not very far away Time to hang your stockings up, tomorrow's Christmas Day

Gus and Hunter: Put a piece of pie or cake on a pretty Christmas plate

Luz, Amity and Willow: Remember Rudolph' carrot, oh we can't hardly wait Gus and Hunter: Christmas Tree is twinkling

Luz, Amity and Willow: Christmas pudding is stirred

Luz, Amity, Willow, Gus and Hunter: The presents are all wrapped and stacked cause everybody's heard

Luz, Amity, Willow, Gus and Hunter: Santa Claus is Coming, Santa Claus is Coming He's not very far away Time to hang your stockings up, tomorrow's Christmas Day

Gus and Hunter: We love singing Carols and lighting Candles too

Luz, Amity and Willow: But my favorite part of Christmas Eve is cuddling up to you

Gus and Hunter: Christmas Tree is twinkling

Luz, Amity and Willow: Christmas pudding is stirred

Luz, Amity, Willow, Gus and Hunter: The presents are all wrapped and stacked cause everybody's heard

Luz, Amity, Willow, Gus and Hunter: Santa Claus is Coming, Santa Claus is Coming He's not very far away Time to hang your stockings up, tomorrow's Christmas Day

Luz, Amity, Willow, Gus and Hunter: Is it time for bed yet? It must be really late Everything is ready and we can't hardly wait

Chorus: Santa Claus is Coming Santa Claus is Coming Santa Claus is Coming Santa Claus is Coming

Luz, Amity, Willow, Gus and Hunter: Santa Claus is Coming, Santa Claus is Coming He's not very far away Time to hang your stockings up, tomorrow's Christmas Day

Luz, Amity, Willow, Gus and Hunter: Santa Claus is Coming, Santa Claus is Coming He's not very far away Time to hang your stockings up, tomorrow's Christmas Day

(Short Instrumental Break)

Luz, Amity, Willow, Gus and Hunter: Hi-5!

It's been a year and a half since The Owl House ended. Our lives have never been the same since then.

The four girls of modern Disney TVA. What can you say about these four?

Within 5 months, we will be celebrating the 5th anniversary of The Owl House. What will you guys be doing to commemorate it? Do you expect anything special from Disney TVA themselves?

Primos premieres tomorrow and Luz, Anne and Molly are here welcome their newest friend to the Disney TVA club.

I know it's a shame that Disney TVA revealed no plans for The Owl House franchise at the Annecy Festival opting to shift its focus to other franchises, both current and upcoming, and the Phineas And Ferb revival, and that The Owl House did not get a TV movie just like what Nickelodeon's The Loud House and Big City Greens are getting this month, and that TOH did not get nominated for Favorite Cartoon at The Kids Choice Awards. But please, for now, let's stop asking for more. Instead, let's just show a little love and appreciation for the TOH franchise. Because The Owl House is not among the upcoming projects, I wish Disney TVA the best on their next endeavors. Best of luck to non-TOH cartoons.

Currently focused on strengthening its present animated shows, Disney TVA is in no hurry to do another Owl House series. It will be a loss for us TOH fans, but right now, Disney TVA is trying to build itself brick-by-brick. They are doing that by boosting other franchises. It's hard to build an animated franchise, but yes, they need to start from the bottom. As for the TOH crew, Dana Terrace has parted ways with Disney TVA while the cast have moved on to other projects. Example: Elizabeth Grullon, who voiced Camila, is lending her voice to Lita in the upcoming animated series Primos. There is probably not gonna be any new Owl House-related show anytime soon or in the future. We might as well instead watch movies, other cartoons or TV talent competitions like America's Got Talent in the meantime.

On Monday, it will be the 1 year anniversary since The Owl House ended. We thought the entire franchise as a whole is really done by now given the fact that the series has ended, well heck no. We are in luck. Because on the same day as the 1 year anniversary as well as a commemoration of it, there will be a live autograph signing and a Q and A together with the cast and crew, although this is not an official commemoration from Disney because Disney is pretty busy with other franchises such as Big City Greens and Phineas And Ferb which is getting revived. Several TOH characters recently appeared in a Chibi Tiny Tales short alongside characters from Amphibia, while Luz Noceda was voted as the most popular character in the Girl Power Instagram poll. Alex Hirsch, creator of Gravity Falls, is reportedly recording new lines, with many hoping he is returning to the role of King. The Owl House was also heavily referenced in The Casagrandes Movie, which you should check out on Netflix. So, there are many reasons to have a lot of hope for The Owl House franchise. We hope for the best for the future of the number one thing that makes us happy.

If you don't know what the song is, it's the theme song to Friends, the iconic TV sitcom. It was recorded in 1994 by The Rembrandts. And maybe Amity could appear with the "Rachel" haircut. This is how the song sounds like if you want to know: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SCQGnVrTsAM. So, think of a parody title for it, and some lyrics.

Nothing can replace The Owl House, there will never be another cartoon like it. Do you think the entire franchise is finished as a whole because the series ended? Well, no. Luz and Eda were recently included in the video game Disney Heroes. There will be a ChilbiTales episode centering on Luz and Amity. Zeno Robinson, the Voice of Hunter, told some of my friends that Dana Terrace is interested in making comics based on the series. And of course, the Owl House experience at the Requiem Cafe. If you haven't been there I suggest you go there, especially with the fact there will be a "Grom" themed dance party there on Valentine's Day where you can dress as your favorite characters. Dana Terrace and some of the voice cast will hold a discussion panel on February 17. And here's a fun fact: The Owl House was even referenced in the upcoming Casagrandes Movie which will be released on Netflix on March 22. So yes, The Owl House franchise is still going. Maybe The Owl House can finally have its own and much awaited Theme Song Takeover and/or Broken Karaoke music video. Let us continue to support The Owl House.

Today is the 4th anniversary of The Owl House. Disney has no idea what we, the fandom, have been going through this past year. Things are currently looking bleak for the future of The Owl House, with no further plans for the franchise announced going forward. The Owl House is not alone; the future of The Ghost And Molly McGee is at stake as well. The reason for that is that its second season finale airs this Saturday, and it is not stated whether the series is ending or would be renewed for a second season. Disney currently does not want to address anything about The Owl House or The Ghost And Molly McGee, neither answer if Big City Greens will have Season 5 or Hailey’s On It have a season 2, among other matters about their cartoons. That is because of the Phineas And Ferb revival. They are mainly focusing on reviving Phineas And Ferb because it remains their most popular and most profitable animated series. Anyways, the door remains open for more TOH related stuff. So, we have to ask ourselves: What is next for The Owl House?

It's been 8 months since The Owl House ended. This is also the first time that we will be celebrating Christmas without TOH. It's a shame that The Owl House never got a chance to have a Christmas special. So yeah, The Owl House which has been gone for 8 months. The question is: Are we willing to go into 2024 without The Owl House?

Oh dear! I can’t believe it’s been 7 months since The Owl House ended and got swapped out in favor of that controversial racist stereotypical Primos. Will there ever be another Owl House-related series so that we can visit the Boiling Isles and see our favorite characters again?

Can't you believe it? Half a year has passed and a lot of us still can't get over the loss of our favorite cartoon. But we wanna know this same thing: What lies ahead in the future for this franchise?

Today marks five months from the day The Owl House ended. A lot of us are struggling to adjust to living a life and in a world without TOH. As of now, the only way the series is kept alive is through fanfiction, fanart, a few Disney Chilbitales shorts, Broken Karaoke music videos, just to name a few.

So, now that The Owl House has ended, what are we left with now? There's The Loud House which is currently on its 7th season and has not been renewed for an 8th season for a year and a half, The Ghost And Molly McGee which is on its 2nd season and we are waiting for news about a 3rd season, Big City Greens which will have its 4th and most probably final season premiere soon, Craig Of The Creek which is currently preparing for a 5th season, Hilda which is about to release it's third season, Kiff which not too long ago got renewed for a second season, the new one called Hailey's On It, Hamster And Gretel, the returning Phineas And Ferb, and of course Pr.... No. No. You can't let me say it. No. No. I am out of here even before I will spit the word out. Absolutely not. I will not mention anything about that upcoming new controversial series. Well forget about that. No matter what cartoons will be ending or not, only one thing is certain: SpongeBob SquarePants is here to stay. So is The Simpsons, Family Guy, Teen Titans Go.

I want to elaborate on The Owl House now. What does the future hold for the franchise? How can we not let the fandom die down? What can we do to continue to show our love? How can we let our voices be heard? What are measures we can take so that we will come through despite the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes? How can we convince the Disney TVA executives to reverse their decisions for the franchise? In what ways can we show the legacy The Owl House leaves? How is it possible to bring back Phineas And Ferb when you can do the same for The Owl House? These seem like tough questions to answer. Anyways, there are lots of ways we can do something with the franchise. We just got to keep fighting until the ultimate prize.

It's been exactly 4 months since The Owl House ended. As of now, Disney TVA has no current plans for another series from the franchise. What a shame. Many of us just can't seem to move on. It has been 4 long months since we have last seen our favorite characters. This also means 4 long months of the TOH fandom attacking Disney for not doing nothing with the TOH franchise, 4 long months of waiting and waiting, 4 long months of speculation over the future of the TOH franchise, and 4 long months of boredom.

We still have no idea on what the future holds for The Owl House franchise. But right now, Disney is focusing on other stuff such as The Ghost And Molly McGee and Big City Greens, both of which I'm a fan of, Hailey's On It, it's still new and I am still yet to try that out, Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur, Kiff, and Hamster And Gretel, I am not a fan of all three of those, and the returning Phineas And Ferb. I'm not going to follow the revival because I was not a fan of the original series. There is also the controversial Primos, but I am not going to elaborate on that. Anyways, we all just hope there will be something from The Owl House franchise anytime soon. Come on, Disney! Just give us clues that we might be able to see our favorite characters and do what we love to do all over again. Please, come on, do something for us.

If The Ghost And Molly McGee does not get renewed for a third season, if the upcoming fourth season of Big City Greens is announced to be its last, if there is not going to be anything new from The Owl House franchise, if Hailey's On It will not come back for a second season, once Phineas and Ferb gets revived, once the controversial Primos premieres, and if I don't find anything new that suits my interests, I am leaving Disney TVA, while I am still involved in Disney for their movies and Pixar productions.

Due to the ongoing Writer's Guild Strike, Disney has pulled out from the San Diego Comic Con, which means that we might have to wait longer for any news about Disney's The Owl House. This also means that TOH fans will continue to complain about not getting anything new from the franchise, Phineas and Ferb getting revived, and the spawn of Primos

I suggest that her name is Ronnie Anne

I speak to you today as another great Disney TVA series comes to an end. Throughout its 3 year run, The Owl House, now a beloved Disney TVA series, was an inspiration to me and all of us, and we owe the cast and crew behind it our love and gratitude. Luz Noceda has gone on an amazing journey, one that led her to a destiny of great fortune and love for everyone she has met. I hope that we see another cartoon with a storyline like this sometime soon or later. Alongside the sadness we have for this great Disney series' ending, I also share with many of you, whether you may be in the United States, the Philippines where I am from, the United Kingdom or other Commonwealth Realms, or anywhere around the world, a deep sense of gratitude for a cartoon that touched so many lives. In the debut episode, A Lying Witch and A Warden, when being sent to Summer Camp, Luz Noceda accidentally went through a portal door to a world called the Boiling Isles where she became friends with Edalyn Clawthorne The Owl Lady and King. Little did we know that this would be her life, going forward. She conquered many challenges, met many more friends such as Gus Porter, Willow Park, and Hunter, went to a school to learn about her passion which is magic, learned many life-lessons, and most importantly, made history when she started dating Amity Blight, and the two became the first ever LGBTQIA+ couple in a Disney series. Her dedication to life in the Boiling Isles never wavered. She was there for everyone and everyone was there for her during change and progress, during joy and celebration, during times of sadness and loss. This is something we don't normally see in such a cartoon. The great journey everyone in the Boiling Isles has became the hallmark of The Owl House. And every cartoon fan must remember, cartoons like this only come once in a lifetime. We pay tribute to The Owl House and we honor the way it inspired and touched our lives. I know that even though it may have never reached the "cash cow" status of giants like SpongeBob SquarePants and The Simspsons, been nominated for or won the blimp for "Favorite Cartoon" at Nickelodeon's Kids Choice Awards, sold any merchandise such as toys, clothing, video games, home video releases, comics, or any kind, it will remain fondly popular with fans. When The Owl House premiered, the cartoon industry was slowly building up again due to success of series such as The Loud House and Amphibia but was still bounded by the money-making likes of the aforementioned SpongeBob SquarePants and many others that came before. In the course of the last three years, we have seen the same community become what we know it today. Storylines were becoming revolutionary, and we since then started to pull away from the usual cartoon tropes of the earlier times. Unusual and not very common types of cartoons have slowly become the norm. And we are very impressed by the wonderful and talented people who have put these series together. However, still a lot of things from the years that went before remained. Unity in the community must also remain, as do the old-fashioned values that made many cartoons a success, and the freedom of everyone to make a difference. As The Owl House did during its 3 years, I now declare that, for the remaining years granted to them, the many other cartoons on TV which are still running, will bring everyone of us together to bring out the best the industry has to offer. Wherever you may live in the United States, my homeland of the Philippines, the United Kingdom or any other of its Realms and territories, or elsewhere in the world, or whatever your background or beliefs, there will always be something for everyone as it had always been. The cartoon industry will of course change as we take on new adventures and discoveries. It may no longer be possible for us to rely on The Owl House to make us happy everyday of our lives, but I know that this important asset in our lives now lies upon other cartoons. This is also a time of change for Disney TVA. I count on The Ghost and Molly McGee. In recognition of how it made us feel good since its debut almost two years ago, it now becomes our new favorite Disney cartoon. I know that Molly McGee, Scratch, Ollie Chen, Andrea Davenport, Libby Stein-Torres and all of their friends would bring the same message of friendship and love such as every character from The Owl House. Another Disney Favorite, Big City Greens, will also bring the same fun and laughter which The Owl House brought during its run. It is a true laugh fest and Cricket and his family will take on many new adventures during its upcoming 4th season. Today, I am proud to announce the return of Phineas and Ferb, and a second season of Hamster and Gretel, two great Disney TVA titles brought to us by the legendary Dan Povenmire. With these four great Disney TVA series, I know that Disney will continue to inspire and lead all animated TV networks, helping to bring people together in whatever situation. I also want to express my love for Nickelodeon's The Loud House, as it continues to spread joy and happiness to countless people around the world in both animated and live action, and will celebrate seven years on our screens. In less than a month, we will come together once more, not as members of the fandom of any cartoon, but as part of the whole great global community, to celebrate the coronation of Britain's new King Charles III, whose mother was the late great Queen Elizabeth II. Despite the sadness caused by the end of The Owl House, let us remember the way it made us happy, touched our lives, and inspired us to become the better version of ourselves. On behalf of The Owl House fandom, I can only offer the most sincere and heartfelt thanks to the wonderful cast and crew of The Owl House. And to Dana Terrace, the creator of The Owl House, we just want to simply say this: Thank you. May we wish you good luck on your next endeavors.