Lilith Clawthorne is a major character in The Owl House.
She is Eda's older sister and the disgraced former leader and lead historical scholar of the Emperor's Coven. Lilith was living with her parents, trying to make up for lost time and to develop a cure for her and her sister's curse, along with getting a job in the interim until the Day of Unity, where she was captured by the Collector.
Appearance
Body
Lilith is a tall, slender, middle-aged woman in her mid-to-late 40s (two years older than Eda).[2] She has ivory skin, pointed ears, black lipstick, and mint green eyes. She also has dark claw-like nails. In her debut, Lilith has long straight hair which she dyed a dark-navy color. Her natural hair is fluffy and orangish-red, as shown during her childhood and the epilogue. After splitting the curse between herself and Eda in "Young Blood, Old Souls", Lilith's right eye becomes gray, and she obtains a gray streak on the right side of her hair. In the second season, Lilith's skin has gotten paler, and she has prominent wrinkles under her eyes. In "Follies at the Coven Day Parade", the lower portion of her hair becomes fluffy and curly. In "For the Future", her hair has been cut short, exposing her natural red hair. In the epilogue to "Watching and Dreaming", her hair is further grown out, maintaining its curls.
Lilith as the Raven Beast.
As the Raven Beast, she resembles almost all of Eda's characteristics in her cursed form, but with black hair, large, crooked fangs, a longer neck, black claws, her ears having small ridges with no hair growing out from them, and she is much larger than the Owl Beast.
As a harpy, her form is exactly like Eda's, but with her orange hair, mint green eyes with black sclerae, a black kite-shaped gem, and raven-like wings. She also seems to be able to change into this form at will, as well.
Clothing
She originally wears a long-sleeved two-tone dark gray dress and dark gray laced boots. She also had an inverted kite-shaped sky-blue gem located on her sternum, which was attached to her dress. After leaving the Emperor's Coven, she wears a graphic tee (supposedly from the Human Realm) of a "low battery" symbol and a ragged gray skirt that reaches to her ankles, which she got from Eda. In "Wing It Like Witches", Lilith is revealed to wear dark blue-gray leggings.
In her youth, she wore glasses with round lenses and a Hexside school uniform with yellow sleeves and leggings, signifying her as a member of the potions track, black shoes with small heels, a gray tunic with a black belt, and a black cowl with a golden button.
"Follies at the Coven Day Parade" shows she has taken to wearing glasses again and switched to a pale green shirt with short poofy sleeves and a gold button on the chest, a brown vest, a maroon ankle-length skirt, purplish-gray tights, and brown high-heeled boots.
In "For the Future", her outfit features a pale green turtleneck similar to that of her previous outfit, with her sleeves reaching down to her hands, and ending with a triangular cut that ends at the palms of her hands. She has on a dark blue dress over the turtleneck. The upper part of the dress appears to be baggy and sleeveless with a dark turquoise sash tied around her waist. Her dress reaches to her ankles and appears to have a few stains on it, with a triangular pattern at the bottom of her skirt. Her leggings are no longer a tone of purple, but appear to be bluish-gray. She has brown high-heeled boots and a dark blue shawl with a maroon button on it.
In the epilogue of "Watching and Dreaming", Lilith wears oval glasses with golden rims, and has since pierced one of her ears, wearing a small gray hoop earring. For clothing, she wears a blue-gray turtleneck with the kite-shaped gem on her sternum. The sleeves reach down to her hands, ending with a rounded cut that ends at the palms of her hands. Over the shirt, she wears a long, navy blue coat with blue-gray cuffed sleeves and light gray buttons, a lopsided black belt with a silver buckle, and light brown pants tucked into two-toned blue-gray lace-up boots with gray laces and high-heels. Her coat also has blue-gray pockets on it, and she wears gray straps around her arms to accommodate Hooty's Porta-Hooty backpack.
Personality
In contrast to Eda, Lilith is conservative, straight-laced, and generally law-abiding. She takes great pride in her role as a mentor and was initially surprised to see Eda at the latest Covention, believing she had finally decided to join a coven, only for her sister to laugh at the notion. She also has a tense sibling rivalry with Eda due to them being almost equal in terms of power and on opposite sides of the law; regardless, she still genuinely cares for Eda.
Though first appearing to be everything her sister is not, Lilith is also not above cheating, having given her apprentice Amity Blight a power glyph from the Construction Coven to amplify her magic, knowing full well her sister would do something similar (although it could be argued that she was leveling the playing field). In "Agony of a Witch", she proves willing to do anything to achieve her goals, such as attempting to distract Eda by endangering her student Luz Noceda, and cursing Eda when she was younger. She later explains to Luz that she was acting on Emperor Belos' teachings of sacrifice (given this is Belos' teachings, it's unlikely she is misinterpreting his teachings so much as that is what he teaches). Lilith admits her jealousy stems from feelings of inadequacy, lamenting that she had to become stronger because Eda was better. However, despite this, she shows guilt and everything she did was in an attempt to save Eda. She is also shown to be quicker to anger and more impulsive and naïve compared to her sister, firmly believing Emperor Belos' false promise to remove Eda's curse.
Lilith also seems to suffer from a severe lack of empathy towards others. She was unable to realize that cheating would hurt Amity emotionally, and easily dismissed Luz as just a "human pet" to Eda, not seeing the strong bond the two share. Perhaps the biggest examples of this are her constant attempts to make Eda join the Emperor's Coven, not seeing or understanding that Eda just doesn't want to be part of the Coven, or even after taking Luz as a hostage (although this was after a threat of execution by Belos), thinking that Eda will change her mind about the Coven upon joining. This also shows a somewhat self-centered side, holding on so strongly to her way of thinking that she refuses to accept others.
However, despite these flaws, Lilith is capable of seeing the error of her ways and will admit it. When Belos revealed that he had no intention of curing her sister, she rebelled against him and turned to Luz in order to save her sister, having realized that Eda was right about not trusting Belos. She also proved herself to be able to atone for her mistakes, as after she, Luz, and King rescued Eda, she cast a spell that shared Eda's curse to make amends.
After leaving the Emperor's Coven, Lilith has been trying hard to prove to Eda that she is trustworthy. Initially, she felt useless without a Coven, but after befriending Hooty, she gains a more positive outlook on her new life. She now enables her sister's trouble-making personality, encouraging her to pull pranks on the Emperor's troops, even if she still prefers to follow the rules herself. Lilith has also become much more empathetic and caring towards others, like Hooty, but still retains her prideful nature, stating that Emperor Belos' guards are clueless without her. After spending time with her parents, Lilith reveals an overeager scholastic side of herself and goes out of her way to prove she can be daring and cool, likely brought out by Hooty and Luz.
It would appear that Lilith has a compulsive need to please those she perceives as being superior to her in any way and search for their validation, with that bordering on some level of obsession. Despite that was not seen much during her time in the Emperor's Coven, that trait became more evident after she left it. During her glyph magic lessons with Luz, Lilith acted like a teacher's pet, always craving for Luz's praises through her accomplishments or by making an ice sculpture of her as "extra credit". Through her interactions with her mother and Eda's memories, it was possible to see that Lilith would always try to get her mother's attention in any way she could. When she discovered that King was a Titan, she started to treat him like he was a god who deserved all the worship she could give him, seeing her own life as meaningless compared to his, even if they had known each other for a long time and she was legally his aunt. After King told her to stop that, he pointed out Lilith's need to please others.
Background
Childhood
Eda and Lilith during their younger years.
Lilith Clawthorne was born as the eldest daughter to Gwendolyn and Dell Clawthorne. She was noted to be very independent from a young age, and while her mother loved her dearly, Gwendolyn was much more attentive to her sister, Eda, who was two years younger.[4] Despite this, she had a very close relationship with her younger sister, to the point where she used a pain sharing spell to lessen the pain of her injured sister during their childhood.[5] As a teenager, Lilith attended Hexside School of Magic and Demonics as a potions student alongside her more troublesome sister; she was a studious and well-disciplined student and even served as team captain of the Banshees.[6]
Joining the Emperor's Coven
Lilith about to curse Eda.
During their adolescent years, both Lilith and Eda wanted to join the Emperor's Coven together, but unfortunately, there was only one open spot remaining, and a witches' duel would be held to determine the winner. Though Lilith was more studious than her rebellious younger sister, Eda was still a hard-working and powerful witch, to the point where she surpassed Lilith in power. This gap in power prompted Lilith to discreetly curse Eda in order to win the Emperor's Coven tryouts, though Lilith was unaware of the severity of the curse at the time, instead believing that it would only take away Eda's powers for a day and that by joining the coven, she would finally earn acknowledgment from her mother. On the day of the tryouts, Eda willingly forfeited the duel, and Lilith joined the Emperor's Coven by default.[5] Unfortunately for Lilith, Gwendolyn was not present for her coven initiation.[4]
During her time in the Emperor's Coven, Lilith was mentored by Flora D'splora and rose through the ranks until she became the coven's leader.[7] Her biggest task was to capture her rogue sister Eda and induct her into a coven; should she succeed, Emperor Belos promised to rid Eda of her curse.[5] At some point, Lilith took on Amity Blight as her apprentice.[7]
Covention duel
Lilith delivers an inspiring speech.
Lilith was the advertised mystery guest of the covention event for the Emperor's Coven. Upon making her grand entrance, she delivered an inspiring speech to the audience present. Shortly afterward, Lilith crossed paths with her criminal sister, Eda. She does not hesitate to criticize Eda's life choices of being a covenless fugitive while she is mentoring the next generation of powerful witches. Eda tells her about her own student, Luz, and bets she is better than Lilith's students. Just then, a worried Luz shows up to inform Eda about her challenge with Amity, and she does not know what to do. Since Amity is one of her top students, Lilith sees this as an opportunity to prove how much of a failure her sister is.
Lilith duels with Eda.
Before the duel starts, Lilith secretly places a Construction Coven power glyph on the back of Amity's neck, knowing well that Eda would use underhanded tactics to give her human pupil an advantage. However, this would backfire as Eda would notice it and publicly expose Lilith for giving Amity an unfair advantage. Lilith's underhanded tactics would cause Amity to lose respect for her mentor.[8] Eda goes on childishly mocking Lilith for cheating, until she finally snaps and engages Eda in an intense Witch's Duel. Both witches are equally matched as they cast aggressive spells that cause everyone to flee the theater. Lilith manages to overpower Eda, but just as she prepares to land the finishing blow, Eda pleads for mercy. With the curse getting worse, Eda says she just wanted to see her sister for possibly the last time. Lilith is touched by this and admits she was delighted to see her after so many years. However, the whole thing is an act to distract Lilith, and with the help of some Hex Mix thrown at Lilith's face, Eda eludes capture once again.
After the duel, Lilith receives a call from Kikimora, the emperor's assistant. She is unimpressed with her actions at the covention and reminds her that she needs to focus in order to receive her reward. Lilith promises that she will.[7]
Capturing "Eda"
Luz, in Eda's body, caught the attention of the Coven Guards patrolling Bonesborough. Upon her capture, Luz is supposed to be taken to the Conformatorium, but Lilith changes the order and enters the interrogation room personally. Unaware that "Eda" was actually Luz in her sister's body, Lilith reads out the charges against her and offers her a chance of redemption by joining the Emperor's Coven. She mistakes "Eda's" capture as a cry for help and orders one of the guards to bring out the branding glove. However, just before she gets branded, Luz manages to break free by accidentally casting a fire spell, forcing Lilith and the guards to pursue her. In her attempts to capture Eda, Lilith ends up having her body swapped with the Emperor's Coven dog's body, much to her dismay. The effects of the body swap spell were reversed at some point.[9]
Subsequent encounters with Eda
Lilith and Eda on friendly terms despite their differences.
Lilith, along with her subordinate, Steve, are seen at a book fair taking a map from a shady merchant. The map contains the location of the Bloom of Eternal Youth, which Lilith intends to give to Emperor Belos. Though her primary mission was to capture the Owl Lady, Lilith assures Steve that the curse has left Eda frail. Unbeknownst to the both of them, Eda overhears their conversation, and snags herself a map, hoping to find the flower before Lilith can. The sisters later find themselves crossing paths again, turning the quest into a race between them. However, despite their opposing sides, Eda opts to save her sister from being eaten by a demon, even though she has the lead. Once Eda and Lilith finally make it to the Bloom of Eternal Youth, Eda pushes Lilith and grabs the flower for herself. However, the flower soon vanishes, and the two sisters realize they just walked into a trap. The monster then shows up, revealing himself to be the merchant from earlier. Lilith and Eda realize he isn't much of a threat and beat him up together, creating what appears to be peace between the sisters. Lilith begs Eda to join the Emperor's Coven and tells her that the emperor can heal her curse, but she still denies the request, as she does not want to owe the emperor anything and wants to break the curse on her own terms.[10] They part on amicable terms, but with the knowledge that Lilith will have to try to capture and bring her into the coven under Belos' orders again regardless.
Lilith and Eda play grudgby.
Later, Lilith attempts to capture Eda once again, but on her way to the Owl House, she was found and taken to the house by Hooty. Like before, Lilith tries to convince her younger sister to join the Emperor's Coven, but Eda denies the request once again. However, after Lilith insults her about her days as a grudgby player, Eda becomes defensive and challenges her to a match. If she wins, Eda will surrender to the Emperor's Coven without a fight. They set up a makeshift grudgby field outside the house and have Hooty as the referee and the traps. While the sisters are evenly matched, Eda manages to gain the upper hand and defeats her sister without resorting to cheating. Lilith is devastated because the emperor is expecting her to show up with Eda in custody and cannot go back empty-handed. Taking pity, Eda gives her sister her ring and tells her to say that she put up a good fight. Lilith leaves but promises that she will return.[6]
The Emperor's ultimatum
Lilith after Hooty bested her and her raid party.
Just as she promised, Lilith and some backup from the Emperor's Coven attempt a raid on the Owl House, but fail miserably thanks to the efforts of Hooty, who single-handedly took out the raid party. Utterly humiliated, Lilith is called back to the Emperor's Castle, as the emperor himself demands her presence. Emperor Belos grows impatient with Lilith's multiple failed attempts at capturing Eda and gives her an ultimatum; should she fail to capture her sister by twilight, she would be expelled from the Emperor's Coven, be labeled a criminal, and be executed.
Lilith plans to use Luz as bait for her sister.
Lilith's opportunity would come in the form of Luz, who is amongst the Hexside students at the castle during their field trip. Upon finding the human in the Relic Room, Lilith seizes the opportunity to capture Luz and sends Eda an invitation for a Witch's Duel via her staff. The sisters engage in combat, and during a trade of heated insults in the midst of the duel, Lilith accidentally reveals that she was the one who cursed Eda. Eda becomes enraged and starts throwing everything at her. While the sisters are fighting, Luz manages to break free from the magic bubble put around her by Lilith. Lilith points out to Luz that the bubble was for her protection and proceeds to knock her off the bridge and down into a pit of spikes below. Eda saves Luz at the cost of her using up all her magic and transforming into the Owl Beast. The beast and Owlbert are then captured by Lilith, but she spares Luz and tells her, "Go back to your world. This one's ours."[11]
Betraying the Emperor's Coven
Emperor Belos breaks his promise to Lilith.
While everything seems to be looking up for Lilith, she soon learns from Emperor Belos that he did not have the intention of healing Eda from the start and had lied to her; instead, he orders Eda to be executed by petrification. The Emperor then tasks Lilith to destroy the Owl Staff, though she doesn't. When word gets out that Luz is wreaking havoc in the palace, Lilith takes the responsibility of capturing the human, but in reality, she wishes to team up with Luz in order to save Eda. However, an enraged Luz attacks Lilith, forcing her to counterattack. The ensuing tussle causes the two to tumble through the portal into the Human Realm. As they keep fighting, Luz shouts that Lilith deserves to be petrified for her actions instead of Eda, causing her to stop retaliating. She admits that Luz is right, and recounts her childhood to her, revealing her motives for cursing Eda, as well as the Emperor's false promise to heal her. At first, Luz views Lilith as untrustworthy, but she reveals that she kept Owlbert safe instead of destroying him as she was ordered to, temporarily gaining trust from Luz.
Lilith uses the Pain Sharing Spell on Eda to take on half her curse.
After leading Luz and King to an elevator that leads to Eda, Lilith intends to remain in the Emperor's Coven, but is caught by Emperor Belos. She and King are thrown into the same cage as Eda to be petrified. In a fit of rage, Eda is about to tear Lilith apart, but King stops her and explains that Lilith betrayed the Emperor to save her. Just as the machine is about to begin the petrification process, Eda shields Lilith and King, and the three are saved by Luz before Eda can be fully petrified. Lilith, Eda, Luz, King, and Owlbert all make it to the Owl House safely, though at this point, no amount of elixir can revert Eda's cursed form. In an act of sisterly love, Lilith uses the pain sharing spell and takes on half of Eda's curse.[5]
Living in the Owl House
Lilith expresses her dislike towards the Golden Guard, calling him a brat.
One week and a half passes, and it is revealed that Lilith now resides in the Owl House. Due to the curse, neither she nor her sister can use their magic, and with the portal destroyed, everyone in the Owl House is forced to work odd jobs as Eda no longer has a reliable source of human garbage to sell. Unfortunately, the week's bounty-hunting gig is not a reliable source of income, made worse by the fact that the residents of the Owl House are all known criminals. At first, Lilith revels in the fact that her Emperor's Coven posters still command fear and respect, but her confidence quickly turns to anger once all her posters are replaced by new ones depicting the Golden Guard. Enraged that the young Golden Guard has replaced her, Lilith tosses one of the posters, only to have it magically stick to her face instead.
Lilith providing medical treatment to Hooty after he gets severely stung by the fire bees.
After the sisters return to the Owl House, Eda, inspired by getting scammed at the market, invites Lilith on an outing that will hopefully result in them getting more money, but she refuses. Wanting to make up for her past mistakes, she decides to make Eda a scrying potion that will allow her to spy on the Emperor's palace. Hooty offers to help her, but Lilith refuses, wanting to complete the task alone. After obtaining most of the ingredients on her own, all that remains is fire bee honey. Unfortunately, the aggressive insects immediately attack Lilith with their burning stingers, and though she tries to retaliate with an ice spell, all she can muster are a couple of ice cubes. Hooty then appears and offers to help once more, but a frustrated Lilith yells at Hooty, believing that she won't be much of a witch if she can't handle this alone. Dejected, Hooty apologizes and leaves her alone. However, after getting surrounded by fire bees, Lilith breaks down and cries out for help. Upon hearing this, Hooty breaks out from the ground and starts fighting with the fire bees, saving Lilith and enabling her to acquire the honey successfully. With the honey soon obtained, Lilith successfully makes the scrying potion and gains a newfound appreciation for Hooty, so much so that she nicknames him "Hootsifer". She presents the scrying potion to her sister and Luz and suggests they take advantage of the coven's disorganized state by pulling whatever pranks they wish.[12]
Lilith presenting an ice sculpture she made to Luz.
With their magical powers limited by the curse, both Clawthorne sisters resort to learning glyph magic from Luz. Lilith's adherence to the rules allows her to quickly grow accustomed to the more structured nature of glyph magic. Her understanding of glyphs causes her to explore more advanced glyph combinations to the point where she can create ice sculptures with ease. When one of Eda's spells goes awry, Lilith manages to come up with a glyph combo (copyrighted by herself) to neutralize it and subsequently helped her sister understand that glyphs were more akin to words and commands that controlled the natural magic around them.[13]
Lilith and Hooty about to attack Jean-Luc.
As a knowledgeable historian during her time at the Emperor's Coven, Lilith doubted King's claims that he was once a despotic ruler, claiming that prior to Emperor Belos, demons did not have a unified ruler. However, determined to prove Lilith and Hooty wrong, King brings Eda and Lilith's staffs into the room and announces that they are going to his castle. Luz agrees to play along, as does Lilith, to show King that he is incorrect. Lilith invites Hooty, who promptly removes himself from the door and places himself in a portable backpack, much to the horror of everyone else. However, Lilith's interest is piqued when the group finds a castle on an uncharted island. Exploring the castle only piques Lilith's interest even further, and she even begins to believe King's claims. However, she and the group are attacked by Jean-Luc, forcing her, Hooty, Luz, and King to flee while Eda distracts the creature. After realizing that he was never the tyrant he believed himself to be, King becomes emotional and runs off, forcing the group to split up and find him. Once King is found, Lilith and Hooty are tasked with attacking Jean-Luc using Eda's potions, while Luz, Eda, and King find their way up the top of the tower. While King was having important revelations about his past, Lilith takes pictures of some of the wall carvings.[14]
Worsening Curse and Reuniting with her Mother
Lilith seeing her mother for the first time in years.
Upon the return of Gwendolyn Clawthorne from her most recent sabbatical to cure Eda's curse, Lilith's ill feelings regarding her mother come to the surface. It is quickly revealed that, despite her magical prowess and her desperation for her mother's attention, Gwendolyn has largely ignored Lilith for most of her life. Upon learning that their mother has been in regular contact with Eda, Lilith sinks into a depressive episode and indulges with King by drowning her sorrows in illicit ice cream Eda bought from the Night Market. The two commiserate on the lack of parental affection they received. When King reveals that Gwendolyn and Luz have set out to cure Eda without her, the emotional toil this takes on Lilith activates her curse, which is only exacerbated when she realizes all the elixir in the house has been stolen.
Gwendolyn feeling guilty for not giving Lilith the attention she deserved.
She is powerless to stop her subsequent transformation, and as the Raven Beast, she attacks Eda while her sister is in her cursed form. After gaining the upper hand in her internal struggle with the Owl Beast, however, Eda is able to come to her senses and subdue Lilith with their mother's help. Apologetically, Gwendolyn soothes Lilith as her cursed form weeps, calming her long enough for Luz to administer the elixir, returning her and Eda to their original state.
Hooty devastated at Lilith having to leave the Owl House.
Finally on good terms with her mother, Lilith concedes that she's responsible for Eda's curse, for which Gwendolyn is understanding. On her mother's invitation, Lilith decides to move back home with her to make up for lost time and reconnect with her and Eda's father, much to Hooty's dismay. Lilith promises that they can remain pen-pals, to which Hooty laments that he cannot hold a pen.[4] Hooty eventually resolves this by using a typewriter to keep in touch with her.[15]
A historic breakthrough
Lilith celebrating her new job as a curator.
Despite her outlaw status, Lilith manages to land a job as curator of the Supernatural Museum of History, and she, with some of her friends, celebrates the occasion. However, she is jealous of her old mentor, Flora D'splora, and vows to come up with an impressive exhibit. Initially, she planned on making an exhibit about the architectural history behind Deadwardian balusters, but Luz easily convinces her to make an exhibit on Time pools instead. Lilith mentions that she had a device to detect time pools when she was younger, but it lacked a sufficient power source. Luz brings Lilith a sample of Titan's Blood to power the device and allow it to function as intended.
Lilith and Luz surprised by the kindness of those who lived during the Savage Ages.
Lilith and Luz spend some time searching for the pools, and eventually, they manage to find the location. The pools are revealed to be under the sand, and an ecstatic Lilith takes note of her findings. The two travel back to the Deadwardian Era, where after disguising themselves, head into town. Lilith warns Luz to be careful, as they are in the Savage Ages; however, the residents are friendly and the two witness them helping each other out. After getting over the shock, the two ask around for Philip Wittebane, but find no leads until they stumble upon him being harassed by two denizens. They help him as the assailants retreat. Using the fake names of Luzura and Dirtrude, they ally with Philip and join him on his latest expedition.
Lilith about to punch Philip in the nose.
As they walk, Luz shows Philip her light glyph, which he has not discovered, and he compliments her, making Lilith uneasy at the familiarity of his tone. The human then takes the two to a cave, where he creates an elaborate glyph combination that sends him, Luz, and Lilith to the Titan's head. Philip tricks Lilith into unlocking the door he has been trying to enter, and she is dragged inside by a Stonesleeper. Upon escaping, she and Luz fight it while Philip digs up a mirror and teleports away. Once the Stonesleeper is tamed, Lilith and Luz ride it and catch up to Philip. He tries to get them to work with him, but Lilith punches him in the nose, urging him to stay angry. After that, Lilith watches Deadwardian balusters being made before she and Luz return home through the time pools. When they return to The Owl House and explain their adventures in the Deadwardian Era to Eda, she is shocked, as she believed that time pools were a myth.[16]
Preparing for the Day of Unity
Lilith and Eda upon learning that King is a Titan.
A week before the Day of Unity, Lilith visits the Owl House after learning about Luz entering the Emperor's mindscape. When Hooty regurgitates a letter for King, Lilith talks Eda into letting him, Luz, and Hooty go to the coordinates, citing that she has been there and found nothing. While the three are away, Lilith consoles Eda over her worries for the children, but soon, the Clawthorne sisters are forced to flee when Coven Scouts swarm the Owl House.[17] They retreat to the Knee, with Lilith leaving a clue for Luz, King, and Hooty to join them later without Eda knowing. The three reunite with the sisters and inform them that King is a Titan. Lilith is amazed by the news, and starts treating King like a god, despite the others and King himself advising her to treat him as she usually does. After Luz and Eda try to rescue some of their possessions from the Emperor's Coven, King goes missing and Lilith and Hooty attempt to discover his whereabouts. Upon finding him hanging out with Steve, Lilith addresses King as if he were a god, but he rebuffs her and demands she treat him the same as always. Steve even questions her habit of worshiping authority figures, suggesting she goes to therapy. The four later meet up with Luz, Eda, and the CATs to form a plan for the Day of Unity.[18]
Lilith wishing Eda luck in sabotaging the Draining Spell.
Hours before the eclipse that triggers the Draining Spell, the CATs decide to have Eda take Raine's place with the other Coven Heads by masquerading as them and being branded with the bard sigil. Lilith tries to volunteer herself for the task instead, but Eda declines, noting that she has better experience with her curse compared to Lilith's short time with her own curse.[19] Lilith joins the CATs as they journey to the head and wishes Eda luck; however, they are found out and Lilith and Hooty are restrained as Raine is taken to the circle for the Draining Spell.[20]
Planning to Overthrow the Collector
Lilith hugging a puppet Hooty.
After the Collector stops the Draining Spell, Lilith and Hooty try to save King, only to be turned into puppets by the Collector. At an unknown point, King convinces the Collector to restore Lilith to normal, and she hides out in Eda's room within the Archive House, brewing elixirs for her. She is overjoyed when King brings Hooty, but she and Eda reject King's suggestion of restoring him as well, believing it to be too risky. After doing research, they learn that Titan magic can cancel out the Collector's magic. As she and Eda suggest sealing the Collector in another tablet, King refuses, instead opting to try and reason with the Collector and help him see the error of his ways.
Lilith and her parents as puppets tormenting Eda.
Lilith is later turned back into a puppet and was used to taunt Eda in her worst nightmares until Luz used a light glyph to wake her up. Lilith was later placed by Amelia and Cat in the Archives and spotted by Amity. Lilith is later rescued and turned back to normal by the Collector, where she is very enthusiastically greeted by Steve, who hugs her. Afterwards, the Collector takes her, Amity, and Camila to the Owl House and she hugs Eda. Shortly after, the Collector turns Hooty back to normal and the two joyfully hug.
Epilogue
Lilith looking at blueprints for a museum of the Bonesborough Library.
Four years after Belos is defeated, she has mastered her own harpy form. As Lilith is overseeing renovations on the Bonesborough Library, Willow and Hunter arrive to pick her up. Soon after, Amity arrives, hugging her and delivering a book she needed. The four then travel to the hospital to meet with the others. Lilith and Raine then head to the University of Wild Magic to get Eda. Lilith and the others gather at the Owl House to celebrate Luz's belated quinceañera, which she made sure was perfectly followed to Camila's instructions. She watches the light show the Collector puts on.
Relationships
Eda Clawthorne
Lilith and Eda about to have a grudgby match in "Wing It Like Witches".
Eda is Lilith's younger sister. Lilith's relationship with Eda is as much as "frenemies". The two have a bitter rivalry due to their clashing personalities and different approaches to magic, with Lilith growing increasingly embarrassed by her sister's reckless behavior. Despite being on opposite sides of the law, Lilith genuinely cares about Eda's well-being and wishes to end her curse, believing the Emperor could help in this respect. Additionally, although Lilith is committed to bringing Eda to justice, they make an unstoppable team when facing common enemies together. However, in "Agony of a Witch", it is revealed that Lilith was the one to cast the curse on Eda, therefore causing a tense relationship with her.
In "Young Blood, Old Souls", upon realizing that the Emperor tricked her into giving up Eda, she decides to help Luz save Eda from petrification. When Eda rescues Lilith from being captured by the Emperor's Coven after Luz saved them from petrification, Lilith casts a spell to share the pain of the curse between Eda and Lilith, hence trying to repair their broken relationship.
Gwendolyn Clawthorne
Lilith going home with her mother to make up for lost time.
Gwendolyn is Lilith's mother. Lilith's relationship with her mother was initially strained as she felt she didn't pay enough attention to her, as seen when she was disheartened to learn that she visited Eda regularly while Lilith hadn't seen her in years. According to Lilith herself, Gwendolyn didn't even attend her coven initiation. Eventually, she declares to King that she is sick of being ignored, and that from that moment on, she has no mother, which she will say to Gwendolyn's face. King challenges her to do so, informing her that Gwendolyn is right outside with Luz trying to cure Eda. Her frustration with her mother's lack of attention causes her to lose control of the curse and transform into a raven beast, much like her sister, who became an owl beast.
Thankfully, Gwendolyn, realizing this truth about her daughter, helps her return to normal and apologizes for not giving her the attention she deserved. Afterwards, Lilith reveals to Gwendolyn that she was the one who cursed Eda, but she didn't seem to be upset with her. She also decides to return home with Gwendolyn to reconnect and potentially find some new information regarding the owl beast curse.
Luz Noceda
Luz telling Lilith that she started calling her "Cool Aunt Lilith" in her journal.
Initially, not much interaction is shown between the two, though in "Covention", Lilith is calmly surprised that her sister took a human as an apprentice, let alone astonished that a human was learning magic at all. In "Agony of a Witch", when she catches Luz to lure Eda to her, she shows no remorse in using her as a shield or putting the girl in danger to outsmart and overpower Eda in a Witch's Duel. Even at the end, once Eda is captured, she tells Luz to go back to her world, not seeing her as a threat or seeming to believe Luz or all humans are beneath her. However, in "Young Blood, Old Souls", she goes to Luz begging to help her save her sister, implying that she is starting to trust Luz and no longer thinks little of her.
Starting in Season 2, Lilith and Luz are now on friendly terms, the latter having forgiven Lilith for her betrayal and has been trying to teach her to use glyph magic. Lilith looks up to Luz as her teacher, and even made an ice sculpture of herself kneeling before Luz. She then presents it to Luz, which amuses her. In "Elsewhere and Elsewhen", the both of them bonded together, viewing each other as aunt and niece. Luz even takes to calling Lilith "Cool Aunt Lilith".
Hooty
Lilith thanking Hooty for his cup of tea.
Lilith and Hooty were initially enemies, with Lilith calling him an "infernal house demon". Before betraying Emperor Belos, Lilith has made several attempts to capture Eda at her house. However, Hooty, being the guardian of the Owl House (and the house itself), always notices and counterattacks each time, foiling her plans.
After Lilith moves into the Owl House, their relationship begins to change for the better. In "Separate Tides", Hooty desperately wants to become friends with Lilith, while Lilith, annoyed, refuses him. When Lilith goes to the forest to get fire bee honey for her scrying potion, she comes across a swarm of fire bees. Lilith is unable to beat them in her weakened state, until Hooty comes to her rescue, fighting off the bees. Because of this, Lilith starts accepting Hooty as her friend, calling him "Hootsifer" to match the nickname he'd given her, which is "Lulu". After Eda, Luz, and King come home, Eda remarks that they are going to draw on Hooty. Lilith whispers to Hooty that she will protect him. Over the next few episodes, the two continue to bond, becoming best friends.
In "Keeping up A-fear-ances", Lilith decides to move back in with her mother and Hooty is genuinely saddened by this, even after she assures him they can be pen pals. In "Knock, Knock, Knockin' on Hooty's Door", Hooty is revealed to be in touch with Lilith by writing letters to her using a typewriter.
After Hooty sacrifices himself to keep her from turning into a puppet, Lilith is overjoyed to see him again, even more so upon learning that he can still communicate.
Emperor Belos
Lilith apologizes to Emperor Belos for failing to capture her sister Eda.
Although Lilith was head of the Emperor's Coven, in "Wing it Like Witches", it is implied that the Emperor put a lot of pressure on her when it came to capturing Eda, for she was extremely upset when she lost the grudgby match that would make Eda go to the Emperor willingly. In "Agony of a Witch" it is revealed that Belos does not value Lilith since he effortlessly threatened to banish her from his coven, suggested casting her as a criminal, and possibly executing her if she didn't bring Eda in. Despite this treatment, Lilith did not question his words, nor did she fight back. After Belos reveals that he will not remove Eda's curse, she finally realizes that she had been lied to and rebels against him to rescue her sister. When Lilith was caught by Belos trying to rescue her sister, he has Lilith and King thrown into the same cage as Eda to be petrified with her. However, Luz manages to defeat Belos and rescue them in time. Enraged that Lilith betrayed him and the Coven and her rescue by Luz, he appoints the Golden Guard as the new leader of the Emperor's Coven, stripping Lilith (in-absentia) as the leader and expelling her from the coven in the process.
In "Elsewhere and Elsewhen", she encounters Belos as his original identity, Philip Wittebane, and starts to see the connections between the two. After realizing that he tricked and used her as an expandable to be sacrificed to the Stonesleeper, much akin to her time with Emperor Belos, she was so infuriated with him that she broke his nose with one punch after meeting him again.
In "Edge of the World", Lilith is horrified to hear what Luz endured in Emperor Belos' mind, calling herself an idiot for supporting him for so long.
Amity Blight
Lilith introducing Amity to the crowd before her witches' duel with Luz.
Amity originally was Lilith's "strongest protégé". In "Covention", when Lilith learns that Amity and Luz are about to engage in a Witch's Duel, Lilith seizes the opportunity to prove that she is a better teacher than Eda. This intense strive to one-up her sister causes her to cheat by placing a power glyph onto Amity's nape, a move she tries to justify by saying that she knows Eda would cheat first. Unfortunately, this has caused Amity to lose respect for her. However, Lilith still cared about Amity and was ecstatic to hear about her getting together with Luz.
Four years later, the two appear to have made up and hugged upon seeing each other while working on the library expansion project, their relationship having become much more affectionate and open.
Hunter
Lilith expressing her disdain for Hunter to Luz.
As of yet, no direct interaction between Lilith and Hunter has been shown on screen. However, Lilith is shown to hold a form of contempt against the Golden Guard, calling him a "brat" in "Separate Tides" and screwing up his poster when Luz asks her about him. When asked about him, she sarcastically calls him a "genius teen prodigy" and describes knowing him as "unfortunate". Lilith was shocked and enraged to learn that Hunter was her successor as head of the Emperor's Coven.
Four years later, Lilith has shed her hatred for her successor.
Powers and abilities
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- Magic: Lilith is highly skilled with magic, enough to go blow for blow with her sister. Like most witches, her connection to magic comes from a sac of magic bile attached to her heart. As the leader of the Emperor's Coven, she has access to all types of magic. Although not quite as powerful as Eda or Emperor Belos, she is considered a formidable opponent. However, as of "Young Blood, Old Souls", after sharing Eda's curse, her magic is heavily crippled. Because of this, Lilith began to learn to use magic through glyphs.
- Telekinesis: Lilith can use telekinesis, as she removed her cloak and mask during the Covention.
- Potion magic: Lilith was in the potions track at Hexside as a teenager and can still brew potions without her magic.
- Fire magic: Lilith can conjure powerful blue flames from her staff.
- Dematerialization magic: Lilith can use her magic to destroy certain items from a distance as if they were paper.
- Plant magic: In "Young Blood, Old Souls", Lilith was able to summon vines to restrain King in the human realm.
- Ice magic: In "Separate Tides", Lilith attempted to use ice magic to capture fire bees, but could only muster a handful of ice cubes. It is implied that her ice magic was much stronger prior to sharing the curse.
- Flight: Lilith can use her staff to fly.
- Teleportation: She can disappear from one location and instantly reappear in another.
- Force field generation: Lilith can use her magic to create a force field, as shown when she traps Luz in a bubble.
- Pain sharing: Lilith can use her magic to share any physical wounds or curses, as she was able to share the curse with Eda, hence reverting Eda back to her normal self. This helps minimize the pain/effects, but in turn, she is affected as well. "with this spell declared, let the pain be shared." is the spell.
- Glyph magic: Under the tutelage of Luz, Lilith proves to be competent in using glyphs and has a better understanding than her sister at it.
- Staff proficiency: Lilith uses her staff to focus her magic and deflect incoming attacks. She can also infuse the staff with fire for greater damage.
- Grudgby proficiency: While in school, Lilith was the captain of the team, and even now maintains high physical capabilities, as she played an even match against Eda without magic.
- History expert: Being the lead historian of the Emperor's Coven, Lilith is well-versed in the history of the Boiling Isles.
- Cursed form: After sharing her sister's curse, Lilith will transform into the Raven Beast if she does not take an elixir to keep it at bay. In her beast form, she goes berserk and can easily destroy buildings, in addition to being able to fly for long distances. She is also very strong and larger than Eda's own cursed form, having the ability to pick up Eda in her cursed form and fight with her for an extended period of time. At some time after the Day of Unity, she learned to transform into a less bestial harpy form like her sister.
- Flight: After transforming into a raven-like beast, Lilith is shown to have advanced flight abilities, flying with Eda's cursed form all the way to Bonesborough and using her wings to fight in aerial combat.
- Anatomical liberation: A side effect of the owl curse, Lilith's body parts fall off, but are reattachable without negative consequences. Presumably, Lilith can retain control of her limbs the way Eda does, but she is not as experienced at doing so as Eda is.
Sightings
| Season 1 | ||||||||||||
| The Owl House Main Theme: | Absent | |||||||||||
| The Owl House Credits Theme: | Absent | |||||||||||
| 1. "A Lying Witch and a Warden": | Absent | 10. "Escape of the Palisman": | Absent | |||||||||
| 2. "Witches Before Wizards": | Absent | 11. "Sense and Insensitivity": | Appears | |||||||||
| 3. "I Was a Teenage Abomination": | Absent | 12. "Adventures in the Elements": | Absent | |||||||||
| 4. "The Intruder": | Absent | 13. "The First Day": | Absent | |||||||||
| 5. "Covention": | Debut | 14. "Really Small Problems": | Absent | |||||||||
| 6. "Hooty's Moving Hassle": | Absent | 15. "Understanding Willow": | Absent | |||||||||
| 7. "Lost in Language": | Absent | 16. "Enchanting Grom Fright": | Absent | |||||||||
| 8. "Once Upon a Swap": | Appears | 17. "Wing It Like Witches": | Appears | |||||||||
| 9. "Something Ventured, Someone Framed": | Absent | 18. "Agony of a Witch": | Appears | |||||||||
| 19. "Young Blood, Old Souls": | Appears | |||||||||||
| Season 2 | ||||||||||||
| The Owl House Main Theme: | Appears | |||||||||||
| The Owl House Credits Theme: | Appears | |||||||||||
| 1. "Separate Tides": | Appears | 11. "Follies at the Coven Day Parade": | Non-speaking | |||||||||
| 2. "Escaping Expulsion": | Appears | 12. "Elsewhere and Elsewhen": | Appears | |||||||||
| 3. "Echoes of the Past": | Appears | 13. "Any Sport in a Storm": | Pictured | |||||||||
| 4. "Keeping up A-fear-ances": | Appears | 14. "Reaching Out": | Absent | |||||||||
| 5. "Through the Looking Glass Ruins": | Absent | 15. "Them's the Breaks, Kid": | Flashback | |||||||||
| 6. "Hunting Palismen": | Mentioned | 16. "Hollow Mind": | Flashback | |||||||||
| 7. "Eda's Requiem": | Absent | 17. "Edge of the World": | Appears | |||||||||
| 8. "Knock, Knock, Knockin' on Hooty's Door": | Flashback | 18. "Labyrinth Runners": | Absent | |||||||||
| 9. "Eclipse Lake": | Absent | 19. "O Titan, Where Art Thou": | Appears | |||||||||
| 10. "Yesterday's Lie": | Absent | 20. "Clouds on the Horizon": | Appears | |||||||||
| 21. "King's Tide": | Appears | |||||||||||
| Season 3 | ||||||||||||
| The Owl House Main Theme: | Absent | |||||||||||
| The Owl House Credits Theme: | Appears | |||||||||||
| 1. "Thanks to Them": | Pictured | 2. "For the Future": | Appears | |||||||||
| 3. "Watching and Dreaming": | Appears | |||||||||||
| Shorts | ||||||||||||
| Owl Pellets | ||||||||||||
| 1. "Welcome to Hexside": | Absent | 2. "Eda's Cursed Brush": | Absent | |||||||||
| 3. "Paint Scare!": | Absent | 4. "Art Lessons with Luz": | Absent | |||||||||
| 5. "Coven Lovin Soap Opera": | Absent | |||||||||||
| Chibi Tiny Tales | ||||||||||||
| 1. "The Bake Off!": | Debut | 2. "Hooty the Palisman Sitter": | Absent | |||||||||
| 3. "Lumity Date": | Absent | |||||||||||
Behind the scenes
Early development
In early development, Lilith was the principal of Hexside instead of Principal Bump.[21]
Name and basis
The name Lilith has its roots in Mesopotamian mythology as a malicious goddess that preys upon little children, and in Abrahamic mythology as the first wife of Adam — who was created alongside Adam, only to be replaced by Eve, as she was banished from Eden for her rebellious behavior against God. Certain texts assert that she later became a highly-favored wife of Lucifer; possibly, this is referenced by her choice to nickname Hooty 'Hootsifer' as a sign of their friendship.
Due to all the historical and mythological contexts surrounding the name, it has become popular in modern depictions of witches, vampiresses, and succubi. Lilith's name can be translated to many things (such as "night-creature", "night-monster" or "night-hag") but the most ironic of them is "screech-owl" as Lilith Clawthorne is associated with ravens whereas owls are associated with her sister.
Voice
Lilith is voiced by Cissy Jones.
Lily Sanfelippo and Abigail Zoe Lewis voice a teenage and young version of Lilith respectively.
Debut
Lilith debuted in the episode "Covention".
Foreign voice actors
| Language version | Actors | Notes |
|---|---|---|
 Spanish (Latin America)
|
Luciana Falcón | |
 Portuguese (Brazil)
|
Mabel Cezar | |
 Bulgarian
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Nadya Polyakova (Надя Полякова) | She is also the voice actress for Amity and Gus in Bulgarian |
 Chinese
|
Fu Chi-Hui/ Katrina Fu (傅其慧) | |
 Czech
|
Petra Jindrová | |
 German
|
Claudia Urbschat-Mingues | |
 Danish
|
Malene Tabart | |
 Spanish
|
Elena Ruiz de Velasco | |
 French
|
Véronique Biefnot | |
 Indonesian
|
Edah Nuraidah | |
 Italian
|
Iolanda Granato | |
 Japanese
|
Ayako Shioya (塩谷綾子) | |
 Korean
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Yang Jeong-hwa (양정화) | |
 Malay
|
Shireen Hj. Salehuddin | |
 Dutch
|
Anneke Beukman | |
 Polish
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Bożena Furczyk (Adult) Magdalena Herman-Urbańska (Young) |
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 Romanian
|
Anca Iliese | |
 Swedish
|
Sharon Dyall | |
 Thai
|
Niramol Gijpinyochai (นิรมล กิจภิญโญชัย) | |
 Turkish
|
Yağmur Gurur |
Quotes
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Gallery
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To view the various designs of Lilith Clawthorne, click here.
Trivia
- Lilith's Penstagram account is "Chilly.Lily", seen in the episode "Any Sport in a Storm".
- According to Dana Terrace, Lilith's hair was dyed blue, having started dyeing it after her initiation into the Emperor's Coven in order to appear more intimidating.[22]
- This was also confirmed in "Keeping up A-fear-ances", when her mother Gwendolyn sees her hair and mentions that she still dyes it.
- In "Wing It Like Witches", it is revealed she and Eda used to play grudgby matches and Lilith was the captain of the grudgby team, the Banshees.
- Eda's memory of Lilith cursing her depicted Lilith as a wavy silhouette with large white eyes behind a door. The owl hosts in the "Look Hoo's Talking" video on the episode "Covention" referred to Eda's mysterious curser as Squiggly-Line-Guy. The "eyes" were revealed to be the glasses Lilith wore in her youth (first shown in "Wing It Like Witches"), and the silhouette was due to her cloak and hair concealing herself at the time.
- Lilith is two years older than Eda.[2]
- In "Young Blood, Old Souls", when the pain-sharing spell is cast, the gem on her sternum remains blue, unlike Eda's, who's gem has turned black from the curse. It was revealed in "Keeping up A-fear-ances" that Eda's gem, unlike Lilith's, was specifically made to monitor the curse. "Separate Tides" prior shows that the gem was part of her dress.
- Since taking half the curse, Lilith has shown notable wrinkles under her eyes in Season 2. This possibly suggests the curse is affecting her appearance faster than Eda due to being "cursed" at an older age, or is from all the strain she put herself under while studying for a way to end the curse.
- Because the Owl Beast curse is actually a living being turned into a curse, it's unknown if Lilith has the same creature in her or if she created another creature entirely from sharing the curse with Eda.
- According to the production staff, Lilith is aromantic-asexual.
- Lilith's orientation was first implied in the audio story "The Letter from Lulu", which premiered during the "Be Gay Do Witchcraft Charity Drawathon!" livestream.[23]
- Lilith's aromantic-asexual orientation was later clarified by the character's voice actress, Cissy Jones.[24][25]
- Very early concept designs of Lilith appear to present her as a younger character with peach or ivory skin rather than pale.
- As she was drawn as an older woman, one of the outfits in her concepts seemed to be reused for Darius.
- In "Elsewhere and Elsewhen", it's shown that Lilith left her old dress in the Owl House before she left to live with her parents. Eda uses it for a disguise to sneak away from Gwendolyn and tears it up once she's out of the house.
- Strangely enough, Lilith has never been shown to have a sigil from the Emperor's Coven on her wrist throughout the second season. This may be an animation oversight or was forgotten, even though the sigils played a crucial role in the Day of Unity and there was no known way to remove them until the epilogue.
- A livestream by Cissy Jones released the night before "For the Future" aired reveals the crew forgot to add it, jokingly saying that the reason she doesn't have it in-universe is because it was either removed after she left the Emperor's Coven, or Belos hated her enough to not give her one.
- Additionally, it is never explained why she kept her Palisman, despite all members of the Emperor's Coven being required to give them to Belos for his condition.
- As revealed by Dana Terrace, the Clawthorne family, including Lilith and Eda, are the descendants of Caleb Wittebane and Evelyn, making them the first known witches with human ancestry.[3]
Videos
References
- ↑ John Bailey Owen (writer) and Amelia Lorenz (director) (April 2, 2022). "Any Sport in a Storm". The Owl House. Season 2. Episode 13. Disney Channel.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 "Dana Terrace's AMA". Reddit (September 2, 2020). "Eda: mid to late 40s (same with Lilith except 2 years older). It never felt right to give these characters exact ages unless it was somehow super relevant to the story."
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 "The "watching and dreaming" PostHoot with the one and only Dana Terrace! (29:29)". Instagram (April 28, 2023).
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Zach Marcus (writer) and Amelia Lorenz (director) (July 3, 2021). "Keeping up A-fear-ances". The Owl House. Season 2. Episode 4. Disney Channel.
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 Dana Terrace, Rachel Vine (writers) and Stephen Sandoval (director) (August 29, 2020). "Young Blood, Old Souls". The Owl House. Season 1. Episode 19. Disney Channel.
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 Rachel Vine, Molly Ostertag (writers) and Sage Cotugno (director) (August 15, 2020). "Wing It Like Witches". The Owl House. Season 1. Episode 17. Disney Channel.
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 Dana Terrace, Rachel Vine, Charley Feldman (writers) and Stu Livingston, Aminder Dhaliwal (directors) (February 7, 2020). "Covention". The Owl House. Season 1. Episode 5. Disney Channel.
- ↑ "Dana Terrace's AMA". Reddit (September 2nd, 2020). "After Covention I imagine Amity lost a lot of respect for Lilith that day. Amity being tricked into cheating?! Nightmare!"
- ↑ Dana Terrace, Rachel Vine, Charley Feldman (writers) and Aminder Dhaliwal (director) (March 6, 2020). "Once Upon a Swap". The Owl House. Season 1. Episode 8. Disney Channel.
- ↑ Zach Marcus (writer) and Stu Livingston (director) (July 11, 2020). "Sense and Insensitivity". The Owl House. Season 1. Episode 11. Disney Channel.
- ↑ John Bailey Owen (writer) and Aminder Dhaliwal (director) (August 22, 2020). "Agony of a Witch". The Owl House. Season 1. Episode 18. Disney Channel.
- ↑ Zach Marcus (writer) and Amelia Lorenz (director) (June 12, 2021). "Separate Tides". The Owl House. Season 2. Episode 1. Disney Channel.
- ↑ Dana Terrace, Molly Ostertag (writers) and Bo Coburn (director) (June 19, 2021). "Escaping Expulsion". The Owl House. Season 2. Episode 2. Disney Channel.
- ↑ Mikki Crisostomo (writer) and Bridget Underwood (director) (June 26, 2021). "Echoes of the Past". The Owl House. Season 2. Episode 3. Disney Channel.
- ↑ Dana Terrace, John Bailey Owen, Zach Marcus (writers) and Amelia Lorenz (director) (July 31, 2021). "Knock, Knock, Knockin' on Hooty's Door". The Owl House. Season 2. Episode 8. Disney Channel.
- ↑ Zach Marcus (writer) and Bridget Underwood (director) (March 26, 2022). "Elsewhere and Elsewhen". The Owl House. Season 2. Episode 12. Disney Channel.
- ↑ Mikki Crisostomo (writer) and Bo Coburn (director) (April 30, 2022). "Edge of the World". The Owl House. Season 2. Episode 17. Disney Channel.
- ↑ Zach Marcus (writer) and Amelia Lorenz (director) (May 14, 2022). "O Titan, Where Art Thou". The Owl House. Season 2. Episode 19. Disney Channel.
- ↑ Emmy Cicierega, Mikki Crisostomo (writers) and Bosook "Bo" Coburn (director) (May 21, 2022). "Clouds on the Horizon". The Owl House. Season 2. Episode 20. Disney Channel.
- ↑ Zach Marcus, Dana Terrace (writers) and Bridget Underwood (director) (May 28, 2022). "King's Tide". The Owl House. Season 2. Episode 21. Disney Channel.
- ↑ ""Drawing Cartoons to Save Democracy"". Twitch (September 16, 2020).
- ↑ "Dana Terrace's AMA". Reddit (September 2, 2020). "Yes she absolutely dyes her hair. Once she joined the Emperor's Coven she wanted to appear more... Intimidating..."
- ↑ "Be Gay Do Witchcraft Charity Drawathon!" Dana Terrace's charity stream (1:18:20) (March 13, 2022). Archived from the original on March 13, 2022. "Someone bought me a bouquet of spiders the other day, and my mother was interested; she just wants to see me happy. And my co-workers were interested, especially after I turned down their offer to create my Inciner-date profile. I am not so interested, I don't think I ever have been. Hmm, I have much to think about. So I let her down as best as I could, but the bouquet was lovely, though, very delicious! Anyways, I must sign off, my mother says she's received another bouquet for me. This time filled with rat eyes. And I must prepare to let down another suitor-but I will keep the rat eyes, of course!"
- ↑ "Post-Hoot with Cissy Jones and Sarah Nicole-Robles (6:40)". Instagram (March 18, 2022).
- ↑ Jones, Cissy [@cissyspeaks] (March 13, 2022). "If you listened to the letter you have your answer 💜" (Tweet) – via Twitter.