King's Tide

King's Tide
Season	2
Episode	21
Overall	40
Broadcast Information
Airdate	May 28, 2022 (Disney Channel) October 10, 2022 (Disney XD)
Production Code	450H-221
Ratings	0.25
International Airdate	May 29, 2022 (Canada) August 11, 2022 (Germany) August 12, 2022 (Israel) August 14, 2022 (France) August 24, 2022 (Italy, Portugal) September 8, 2022 (UK, Ireland) September 9, 2022 (Latin America, Brazil) September 16, 2022 (Poland) September 30, 2022 (Bulgaria, Romania) November 16, 2022 (South Korea; Disney+) November 21, 2022 (Scandinavia) November 23, 2022 (Japan) March 15, 2023 (Spain; Disney+)
Credits
Story by	Dana Terrace Emmy Cicierega Mikki Crisostomo Madeleine Hernandez Zach Marcus John Bailey Owen
Written by	Zach Marcus Dana Terrace
Storyboard by	Luz Batista Rhea Dadoo Yasmin Khudari
Directed by	Bridget Underwood
Music by	Brad Breeck
Animation Production by	Sugarcube Tom Barkel (additional animation)
Episode Guide
Previous	"Clouds on the Horizon"
Next	"Thanks to Them" (Season 3)

"King's Tide" is the twenty-first and final episode of the second season of The Owl House, and the fortieth episode overall.

It premiered on May 28, 2022.

Synopsis

The Day of Unity begins.

Plot

King dreams once more of the In Between Realm, hearing The Collector's voice and Emperor Belos' communication. The Collector is getting increasingly skeptical about Belos setting them free, and they're also beginning to complain about how they hate being stuck where they are. However, Belos reassures them that he is trustworthy. King scoffs at the idea, interrupting the conversation and spooking The Collector. Before King can reply, he wakes up on Willow's lap.

The two, along with Amity, Alador, Gus, Hunter, and their palismen, continue to journey to the head of the Titan, where Luz should be. Everyone on board is extremely on edge and tense; Hunter adjusts some of the steering pieces of the ship, which aggravates Alador and triggers an outburst from Amity about the pace they're going at, making her worry about her girlfriend even more. Alador questions whether Hunter is even on their side, but the boy's claims that Alador was the one who made various abomination weapons for the emperor makes him briefly lose control of the ship. Gus's remark about distracting the pilot causes an argument, all while Willow spectates, and she calls upon the help of Clover to mediate. Soon, the palismen bring over a crate full of snacks, and Willow encourages her friends to take a break, which they all do. Soon after, Alador allows Hunter to steer and conjures abomination mittens for Amity while she's trying to warm up her hands, causing her to question if this is where her nickname comes from. King, still on Willow's lap, exclaims how amazing simply helping out a little can be. She responds that anyone can help if they always look for the right opportunity, something King takes to heart.

Meanwhile, every witch on the Boiling Isles, dressed in cloaks, approaches the head of the Titan for the Day of Unity. Emperor Belos appears on the balcony above, promising to rid the Isles of all wild magic and create a paradise for all. At the same time, all Head Witches make their way to a circle above for the Draining Spell. While this is happening, Eda, Lilith, Hooty, and Raine hide in a secluded area. Raine explains that the Coven Heads think they'll become royalty after the Day of Unity, but an optimistic Eda interrupts them by affirming that with her curse, everything will be under her control, even though she is now branded with the Bard Coven sigil. Lilith then runs over to hug Eda. In a tearful voice, her sister makes up a fictional spell similar to a pain-sharing spell, assuring Lilith and Hooty she'll be okay. Eda activates her cloaking stone, disguising herself as Raine and meeting up with Darius and Eberwolf at the area of the Draining Spell. To their surprise, Belos has Darius and Eberwolf switch positions, so Eda is in between Adrian and Terra instead, Eda wincing as Terra calls her "sprout."

With his staff, Belos draws lines around the nine Coven Heads, connecting them to a giant circle around him, and wishing goodbye to the Boiling Isles; his staff begins to omit vast amounts of magical power. The moon starts to overlap with the sun, creating an eclipse that activates the Draining Spell. A strong blast of light soars into the sky, causing the sigils of every witch to glow.

While all the residents of the Boiling Isles are in awe of his work, Belos teleports to his private quarters. Once he arrives, the Emperor discards his robes and alter ego, donning his old outfit from when he was Philip Wittebane. The Collector then emerges, thrilled to see him, claiming that they did it and will happily play more games. However, Belos comments that it's impossible, baffling The Collector. Belos activates the portal door, revealing that he only has enough Titan's Blood to return to the Human Realm. As such, he won't be using it to free The Collector, not that he was ever going to. The latter begins to get angry and starts to scream, proclaiming that he thought they were friends and Belos promised to set him free. Belos, no longer intending to use The Collector for his benefit, covers the tablet with his cloak, silencing The Collector's projection.

Just then, Kikimora arrives with what she believes to be Hunter, insisting that this is enough to get her old position back or even enough to become his new right-hand man. However, Belos turns her down, telling her to "find a hole to wither away in." Belos then picks up The Collector's tablet while simultaneously forcing Kikimora and her Abomatron out of the room with his artificial magic. He then takes the tablet to the edge of the ravine outside his quarters, removing the cloak and projecting The Collector, who reminds him of everything he's done to help him. But Belos states that's why he won't release him, to prevent The Collector from helping anyone else, dropping the tablet down the ravine as The Collector's screaming voice fades away.

Belos then returns to his quarters, closing the door on Kikimora. He then walks up to the bubble, holding "Hunter", revealing that he knows it contains Luz. He then pops the bubble with his staff and greets the human coldly, mocking her for unintentionally helping him with the Day of Unity. Receiving no response from her, he wonders if she has already given up, but Luz states that he wishes and disappears with an invisibility glyph. She appears behind him and attempts to attack him with flames, but he blocks the attack with his staff, taking back his earlier comment and starting to fight her.

Outside, the eclipse is almost near. At their ship, Hunter and Alador notice their coven sigils glowing as King worries over the commencement of the Draining Spell. Suddenly, Coven Guards swarm the space around the airship, warning for it to be landed; Amity guesses it was Odalia who called them out of spite. Gus then disguises it with an illusion of a bird flock. The Coven Guards command the Abomatons to attack the ship, which Hunter attempts to disrupt. Still, he is knocked away and caught by Willow. While Amity gets her hands on the Abomaton remote and turns them off, the ship is substantially destroyed and falls to the ground.

Back at the Titan's head, everyone is rejoicing over nearing the eclipse. Raine, Hooty, and Lilith hide behind their secluded spot, still worried, when suddenly, a shadow looms over them from behind. Eda realizes that her curse is delaying the effects of the Draining Spell, covering up her arm in satisfaction. Still, Terra restrains her without warning, having correctly suspected that "Raine" is actually Eda, which is confirmed when Adrian dispels the illusion. Seeing their plan failing, Darius and Eberwolf attempt to fight back against the other Coven Heads, but they, too, are eventually restrained along with Eda. Two Abomatons then appear, one of them carrying a captured and weakened Raine. Lilith, Hooty, Katya, and Derwin are also restrained; Hooty is trapped in a glowing orb. Eda tries to tell Terra she’s making a huge mistake, but the Coven Head ignores her warning, saying that the only mistake she made was letting Eda and Raine live when they were younger. Raine is then set in their place as the Draining Spell finally commences, much to their dismay.

Inside the Titan's head, Luz continues fighting Belos, which ends with him holding her captive. Luz spits at him to eat dirt, but Belos tells her to call him Philip. He then offers to send her back to the Human Realm, as he claims he doesn't want another human life to get destroyed by the Demon Realm. However, Luz calls him a hypocrite, telling him that despite his talk about protecting humanity, he is barely human himself anymore; as if to prove her point, his scar reopens. Belos then decides to petrify her as an act of "putting her out of her misery", forcing her to make a deal: she'll return to the Human Realm and offer to be his guide if he spares everyone. It's only after Luz refers to Belos as Philip that he decides to reverse the petrification. Luz encourages Belos to shake hands in agreement yet Belos is initially skeptical, as Luz has her right hand behind her back, but Luz shows him there is nothing in it. Relieved, Belos accepts the deal and shakes Luz's hand. However, Luz suddenly grabs it and brands him with the Emperor's Coven sigil. Confused, Belos looks at Luz, who exhales and shows that she had turned a branding glove invisible using a glyph, revealing her entire plea was a ruse and she was planning to force Belos to stop the Draining Spell by getting him caught in his own trap.

The eclipse finally happens, and the magic is slowly drained out of every witch with a sigil, including the Coven Heads. Darius fearfully realizes that they're too late to stop the spell. Terra, now significantly scared, asks Raine if the Emperor will give them the "paradise" they all deserve, to which they shake their head no in response. Eda watches as every Coven Head then collapses as the Draining Spell drains them of their magic and life. On the ground, the other witches and the Coven Scouts realize what is happening and attempt to escape, only for the Abomatons to block the way out, trapping everyone inside. Belos convulses in his quarters, as Luz demands that he stop the spell. However, Belos doesn't do anything but roll around in pain. Eventually, he becomes unable to control himself anymore and turns into his monster form. With this form manifested, he begins to chase Luz around.

After the airship crashes, King watches through narrowed and exhausted eyes as Alador fights the approaching Abomatons. Amity attempts to help her father, but he pushes her away for safety, giving her the remote to shut down the other Abomatons and an emotional farewell as her friends drag her away from Alador. Gus tries to wake up King, but he faints again. When he opens his eyes, they are now at the Titan's head with the weakened Coven Heads. Hunter unsuccessfully attempts to wake up Darius while Willow and Amity attempt to wake up Eda, who collapses in Willow's arms as King closes his eyes again. Upon regaining consciousness, he finds them riding on their staffs and Gus carrying him as they ride towards Luz.

In Belos' private quarters, Luz manages to evade Belos, and he accidentally and nearly damages the portal door. She suddenly appears at the entrance via an invisibility glyph and leads him outside the room. Belos declares that the two of them do not belong in the Demon Realm, only for Luz to retort that she's not like him. In anger, he prepares to attack her again. Still, he is suddenly restrained by plant vines, revealing the presence of King, Willow, Gus, Amity, and Hunter - who have arrived to help Luz - and they all begin fighting Belos in his monster form. Gus takes King to the sides to stay safe, despite his insistence that he can assist in the fight. Without warning, he is flicked down a stairwell, where he finds a weakened Kikimora. She then tells him that Belos can't stop the Draining Spell; only The Collector has the power to do so. She then states that The Collector is also not a witch or a demon, but a child from the stars. Belos only talked to The Collector when he thought no one was around, but she reveals she always listened to their conversations, noting how Belos was scared of The Collector. King asks to see them, and Kikimora, without hesitation, agrees.

At the bridge, Amity restrains Belos with abomination matter as Gus makes him see through his worst memories. In pain, Belos tries to attack Gus, only for Hunter to save him. Gus then snaps out of his spell, horrified by what he sees in Belos' head. Belos then approaches Hunter and asks him why he's hurting him, claiming he wants to help him. Scared, Hunter proclaims that the witch hunter is lying. Belos immediately spots Flapjack, which reminds him of someone named Caleb, and he roars with fury.

Kikimora takes King to a deeper place inside the Titan's head, filled with the masks and bodies of the previous Golden Guards, which she defines as where the failures end up. King spots the glass tablet holding The Collector immediately and touches it, summoning the shadowy entity. While initially dismissive, they sense that someone is close by and wonders why they can't see him. King is revealed to be protected through the symbol on his collar; he takes it off and reveals himself to The Collector, who realizes that he is the son of the Titan who put him in the In Between Realm. They offer to play a game, but King, in turn, offers to play a game called "Owl House" in exchange for their help stopping the Draining Spell. After pinky promising, The Collector agrees, and with King's help, their tangible form is summoned.

Meanwhile, Eda wakes up around the rest of the Coven Heads, her body decaying due to her curse. Before she perishes, Raine uses the last of their strength to sever her arm with the Bard Coven sigil, ripping it off and causing it to disintegrate, revealing that Luz told them to keep Eda safe. They then pass out, and Eda tearfully cradles them in her lap.

Soon, Luz and the others grow exhausted from fighting Belos, who prepares to finish them. However, just as they all shield themselves from Belos' finishing blow, bracing for the worst, it is stopped by The Collector, now in his proper form. Horrified that The Collector is free, Belos tries to play it off as if he kept his end of the deal. However, The Collector doesn't buy it, pointing out that Belos threw them off a bridge earlier. They then claim he isn't angry and decides to play "tag" with Belos, launching him into a wall and reducing him into a puddle of sludge, much to the others' shock. The Collector laughs at Belos for being "too slow" before turning his attention to the others, asking if they need a head start.

Luckily, King shows up and reminds The Collector to stop the Draining Spell; otherwise, they won't get to play "Owl House." The others play along as well, telling The Collector how fun the game is, except for Hunter, who is too scared to form a sentence. The Collector then looks out to the crowd of dying people and agrees, stopping the Draining Spell by simply moving the moon beside the sun with a finger flick. Everyone else affected by the Draining Spell begins to wake up. However, The Collector declares that if they want to play "Owl House," they will need a real Owl House, and he begins disassembling the skull to prepare for the game. Willow then realizes the portal is their only chance of getting out, and the others head to it. However, Luz wants to stay behind, as she cannot leave Eda and everyone else helpless. Still, Amity convinces her to leave with them, as at the moment, there is nothing else they can do to stop The Collector. Reluctantly, she agrees, and they make their way toward the portal.

Just as they arrive at the portal, it begins to flicker, but the light returns as Hunter opens the door. Seeing that human rain is harmless, Willow, Gus, and Hunter, who unknowingly has sludge from Belos fall on his shirt, run inside. Before entering, Amity looks back, finding Luz holding together the portal with plant vines. She tells the group that she has to get to Eda, and they'll find a way back to them, encouraging them to go on without her. The Collector, however, immediately spots what's going on and begins dragging King away, reminding him of their promise. Luz refuses to let King go and tries to hold on to him, but he makes up his mind and decides to stay behind for the group's safety. King tells Luz he is glad he had her as a big sister before launching them into the portal and the Human Realm with his sonic scream. Devastated, Luz attempts to return to the Demon Realm. However, the door finally closes, leaving the group trapped helplessly in the Human Realm as Gus begins crying.

Inside the Noceda residence, Camila is in the kitchen making soup for Vee when they both hear a knock on the door. She opens it and is shocked to find a disheveled Luz, Willow, Amity, Gus, and Hunter outside, as Luz greets her and tearfully states that she's back. The piece of Belos that landed on Hunter at the old house closes the door.

Cast

• Sarah-Nicole Robles as Luz Noceda
• Wendie Malick as Eda Clawthorne
• Alex Hirsch as King & Hooty
• Issac Ryan Brown as Gus Porter
• Tati Gabrielle as Willow Park
• Mae Whitman as Amity Blight
• Zeno Robinson as Hunter
• Cissy Jones as Lilith Clawthorne
• Matthew Rhys as Emperor Belos
• Jim Pirri as Alador Blight
• Elizabeth Grullon as Camila Noceda
• Mela Lee as Kikimora
• Fryda Wolff as The Collector
• Debra Wilson as Terra Snapdragon
• Avi Roque as Raine Whispers

Additional voices

• Dee Bradley Baker as Coven Scout
• Keston John as Darius Deamonne
• Noshir Dalal as Adrian Graye Vernworth

Non-speaking cameo

• Katya
• Derwin
• Eberwolf
• Mason
• Hettie Cutburn
• Osran
• Vitimir
• Principal Bump (young)
• Odalia Blight (young)
• Perry Porter (young)
• Vee

Other characters

• Flapjack
• Ghost
• Clover
• Emmiline Bailey Marcostimo
• Frewin
• Coven Scouts
• Abomatons

Title in other languages

Language	Title	Translation	Notes
Spanish (Latin America)	La marea de King	King's Tide
Mandarin	魔王救星	King the Savior
Czech	Královský příliv	King's Tide
German	Tag des Einklangs	Day of Unity	The episode was originally called "Kings Flut" (King's Flood) but was changed for the final release.
French	Le chaos	The Chaos
Greek	Η παρέμβαση του Βασιλιά	The Intervention of the King
Hebrew	גאות המלך	King's Tide
Italian	Il sacrificio di King	King's Sacrifice
Japanese	キングス・オポチュニティ	King's Opportunity
Dutch	Koningsgetij	King's Tide
Portuguese	A Vez de King	King's Turn
Romanian	Valul lui King	King's Wave
Turkish	Kralın Dönüşümü	Transformation of the King

Transcript

For a full transcript of "King's Tide", click here.

Gallery

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Trivia

• Viewership: This episode was watched by 0.25 viewers on its premiere.
• This is the last regular-length episode of the series, as the third and final season of the show only consists of three 44-minute specials.
• This is one of seven episodes to completely cut the main theme.
  • Unlike the previous season's finale episode, this episode doesn't play the end credits theme, instead showing the old house front door open while it is raining and then being shut closed by the remnants of Belos' monster form.
  • Thus, this is the second episode to not include TJ Hill's compositions at all. However, just like the previous episode, Hill is still listed for composing both themes in the credits sequence.
• The episode ends with Luz and her friends arriving in Connecticut while it was raining. Coincidentally, it was actually raining in Connecticut during the day of the episode's premiere.
• This episode was later uploaded to YouTube on September 19, 2022, making this the fifth episode (following "A Lying Witch and a Warden", "Separate Tides", "Eclipse Lake" and "Labyrinth Runners") to later be uploaded in full to YouTube.
  • This is the first season finale of the show to be fully-uploaded to YouTube.
    • However, the video has since been made private.
• Anne's headline on Camila's tablet follows the trend of Gravity Falls, Amphibia, and The Owl House alluding to each other's show, hinting the three are connected:
  • In the Amphibia tribute episode to Gravity Falls, "Wax Museum", Frog Soos questions if he and Curator Ponds "exist simultaneously in multiple parallel universes."
  • In a DVD commentary of Gravity Falls and the publication of Journal 3, it was stated that Stan Pines was married to a woman matching Eda's description named "Marilyn Rosenstein" for less than a day before she robbed him and mysteriously disappeared. Interestingly, in "Yesterday's Lie", one of Eda's aliases during her visits to the Human Realm is "Marylin," but that could be coincidental.
  • In the Amphibia episode "If You Give a Frog a Cookie", one of the blurred realities on Dr. Frakes' monitors is the Owl House.
  • The tablet's headline hints that this episode takes place shortly after Anne, Sasha, and Marcy returned to Earth in the Amphibia series finale since the headline inquires about Anne's disappearance being a hoax.
    • The calendar in "Reaching Out" shows that the The Owl House takes place in August 2022, implying that the events of Amphibia took place two years before the show.
  • Additionally, The Owl House and Amphibia had a non-canon crossover panel at the 2021 San Diego Comic-Con.
    • Amphibia creator Matt Braly has expressed hope for a crossover between these three shows.
• Amber and Steve don't appear in this episode, leaving it unclear if they were captured like the rest of the CATs or not.
• The hidden code is found on a brick when The Collector raises up parts of the castle as part of his game. It translates to "Lies."
• According to Dana Terrace, the show's crew attempted to license a song by the German indie band Binoculars for use in this episode. However, Disney did not allow them to do so.

Revelations and significant events

• Amity's nickname, "Mittens," was given to her by Alador because, when she was a child, Alador made her abomination "mittens."
• Belos wanted the portal to the Human Realm so he could escape the Demon Realm after the Day of Unity.
• Belos can cauterize his facial scar. However, it will reopen again shortly afterward.
• Belos betrays his promise with The Collector to free him and decides to leave him trapped to prevent him from helping anyone else.
• Kikimora loses her loyalty and respect for Belos, as he mocks her for thinking she could be his right hand despite all her efforts.
• Luz forcefully brands Belos with his first coven sigil.
• Raine, Darius, and Eberwolf are the only three Coven Heads rebelling against Belos. All the other Coven Heads sided with him, as they bought into his lies.
  • However, they and everyone else end up realizing Belos' deception, but only after the Draining Spell has been initiated.
• Kikimora reveals to King that The Collector is neither a witch nor a demon, but a "child from the stars."
  • She also reveals that she has known about Belos' deal with The Collector and the pit where he callously discarded the bodies of the Golden Guards he killed.
  • Belos was afraid of The Collector due to how powerful they are.
• Belos can change his face and hair color while in his monstrous form.
• It's heavily implied that Gus has discovered the truth about Hunter after looking through Belos' memories with the magic amplifier.
• Upon seeing Flapjack, Belos shouts "Caleb," hinting that he has seen the palisman before and knows the previous owner.
• King's father was the one who imprisoned The Collector.
  • The symbol that was on the tower where King's egg was, and later on the tag of his collar, is revealed to prevent The Collector from detecting the ones under/wearing it, showing that King's father didn't want The Collector to find him.
• Raine removes Eda's right arm to save her from the Draining Spell, making Eda an amputee.
• King releases The Collector so he can stop the Draining Spell; however, King will have to play a game called "Owl House" with him in return.
  • The Collector's true form is revealed.
• The Collector reduces Belos to a puddle of muck.
  • Part of that substance falls and adheres to Hunter without him noticing. In addition, this substance closes the door of the old house in the Human Realm during the end credits.
• The Collector stops the Draining Spell, but takes over the Boiling Isles in the process, collapsing the Emperor's Castle and trapping everyone in it to play "Owl House".
• Luz, Amity, Willow, Gus, and Hunter escape from The Collector and go to the Human Realm through the portal, but King sacrifices himself and stays in the Demon Realm with The Collector to save them.
  • At the end of the episode, the group is trapped helplessly in the Human Realm, giving them no choice but to go to the Noceda residence for shelter.
  • Luz finally reunites with Camila, albeit awkwardly.

Continuity

• This episode takes place immediately after the previous episode.
  • King's dreams show The Collector having the same conversation with Belos from that episode.
    • The Collector's worries about Belos betraying him in the previous episode came true.
  • Raine mentions the promise made to Luz in that same episode.
• The way Lilith hugs Eda and remarking Eda's promise to her doesn't rhyme is a callback to Lilith performing the pain-sharing spell with Eda at the end of "Young Blood, Old Souls".
• Terra mentions that she regrets letting Eda and Raine live all these years, referencing the events told through flashbacks of "Them's the Breaks, Kid".
  • Eda also has a recall of her schoolmates who were seen in that episode; among them are Lilith, Raine, Darius, Alador, Odalia, Perry, and even the then-Vice Principal Bump.
• Belos references the events of "Elsewhere and Elsewhen" and "Hollow Mind". When Belos is forced to remember his friend after Gus uses the memory amplifier on him, portraits from the latter episode appear.
• Adrian's appearance is not in the best condition, referencing the events of "Labyrinth Runners".
• The name Flapjack suggested to Hunter as an alias in "Any Sport in a Storm", Caleb, belonged to someone Belos knew.
• Unlike what Bill claimed must be done to release the "Grand Huntsman" in "Edge of the World", one doesn't need to kill a Titan to release The Collector, showing that Bill either didn't know that or lied about it to make the Titan Trappers help him in his quest for revenge against the Titans.
• With Belos still in possession of the now-cracked tablet used to summon and communicate with The Collector, it should be noted that Bill had another tablet back in "Edge of the World" that was going to be used to summon the "Grand Huntsman". This suggests that The Collector has had a feud with the Titans spanning countless millennia.
• Gus, long known to study humans, takes a moment to remind the group that "human rain" won't hurt them before they flee through the portal door, a reminder of the boiling rain that falls in the Demon Realm. The fact that rain doesn't boil in the Human Realm was also something discussed prior by Hunter and Belos in "Eclipse Lake".
• Darius and Eberwolf's combat forms, first shown in "Eda's Requiem", appear again when they fight the other Coven Heads.
• King dreams about him being in the In Between Realm again just like he did in "O Titan, Where Art Thou".
• Luz exclaims “spicy toss!” when summoning a fire spell with her glyphs, the same phrase Eda uses when summoning a fire spell in "Sense and Insensitivity" and "Enchanting Grom Fright".

Production notes

• Character sheets for everyone in Eda's flashback shows Raine in a Hexside uniform, but in the actual episode, they wear their St. Epiderm uniform.

Allusions

• King tide - The episode's title is a play on the term "king tide", which is a colloquial term for an exceptionally high tide.
• Pokémon - One of the attendees for the Day of Unity is seen wearing a purple hood covering their face and their tongue sticking out. This makes them resemble the Pokémon called Shellder.
• Amphibia - On Camila's tablet, she is reading an article about a girl lost in a "frog land" with a picture of Anne Boonchuy in the headline.
• Matthew Hopkins - The title that Belos wants to have, "Witch-Hunter General", is a reference to the title that the real-life witch hunter Matthew Hopkins gave himself, "Witchfinder General".

Errors

• When Eda sees the flashback of prominent characters in their Hexside days, Darius' eyes are mistakenly colored lilac instead of green.
• In the shot after Willow catches Hunter mid-air, Willow's shorts and shirt, but not her sleeves, are incorrectly colored the same yellow as her vest.
• When King sees Hunter find Darius during the Draining Spell, Darius' sigil has switched sides to his other arm.
• When Belos asks Hunter why he's hurting him, his lip flaps are out of sync.
• When Belos shouts "Caleb," subtitles in digital media erroneously change the phrase to "kill him."
• When King reminds The Collector to stop the Draining Spell so that they can play "Owl House", King's left fang is briefly the same color as his fur.
• While the gang is panting after fighting Belos in his monster form, Luz's scar is shown to be above her eyebrow, but when the group shields themselves to avoid Belos' attack, Luz's scar is now on her eyebrow.
• When Luz and her friends land in the Human Realm, Willow's glasses change from gold to black for a brief second.

Videos

The Owl House Season 2 Finale - S2 E21 - Full Episode - King's Tide - Disney Channel Animation

Owl House S2B OST – Ep. 21 “King's Tide” MUSIC SUITE-2

The Owl House - King's Tide Credits

King's Tide - The Owl House - Disney Channel Animation

Memorable Quotes

“

Luz, I'm so happy I had you as a big sister.

”

—King

External links

• King's Tide on Wikipedia