The Owl House in popular culture

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The following is a list of references to The Owl House in popular culture.

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Amphibia:
- In the episode "The Plantars Check In", a bottle resembling Eda's elixir appears in King Andrias's gift basket.
- In the episode "Bessie & MicroAngelo", King's skull can be seen on the staff of the armor Anne tries on. A guitar version of The Owl House Main Title Theme can also be briefly heard.
- In the episode "If You Give a Frog a Cookie", a blurred image of the Owl House can be seen on one of Dr. Frakes's monitors.
- In the episode "The Root of Evil", a sun/moon symbol resembling the insignia of the Collector can be seen in the background.
- In the episode "The Core & The King", one of the specimens on the shelves is a fish-like creature with a face identical to Hooty.
Big City Greens: In the episode "Present Tense", a King plushie can be seen in a claw machine in an arcade along some other Disney Channel figures from other Disney Animation shows (including Sprig Plantar from Amphibia, Wander from Wander Over Yonder, Perry the Platypus from Phineas and Ferb, Rufus from Kim Possible, Bill Cipher from Gravity Falls, and Star Butterfly from Star vs. the Forces of Evil).
The Ghost and Molly McGee: In the episode "Game On", Luz's shirt appears in the player customization options.

Gravity Falls: Lost Legends: In the Crawlspace, Eda is shown on a wanted poster. The Owl Staff can be seen on a cart of trinkets nearby.
On page 174 of the Danny Phantom comic Danny Phantom: A Glitch in Time, a pair of characters resembling Luz and Amity can be seen in attendance for a speech by the mayor of Amity Park. It is the first reference to The Owl House in a non-Disney property.
- Amity Park has been the main setting of the series since its 2004 debut and is not an Owl House reference.
The Book of Bill: Illustrations of Hooty and The Titan are shown on the border of entry.

Disney Channel:
- In the The Ghost and Molly McGee Darryl Theme Song Takeover, one of Darryl McGee's scams involves selling cheap knockoff DVDs. Depicted is cover art of a parody of The Owl House titled Hoot Home, alongside others parodying Star vs. the Forces of Evil, DuckTales (2017), Amphibia, and The Ghost and Molly McGee.
- King and Hooty appear in the Broken Karaoke short "Sidekicks" (a parody of "Kicks" from Sneakerella). Luz is also pictured with the other protagonists.
- Emperor Belos, Odalia Blight, and Tibbles are featured in the Broken Karaoke short "Evil As Can Be" (a parody of "I'm Finally Me" from Zombies 3). Luz Noceda also appears in the song.
- In Kiff's Disney Channel Theme Song Takeover, Kiff replaces Luz in a rendition of The Owl House's opening sequence.
Psych2Go:
- The video 6 Phrases Manipulators Say To Make You Feel Crazy contains depictions of Hunter and Emperor Belos.^[1]
- The video 8 Signs You're Being Used, Not Loved contains depictions of Luz, Amity, Hunter and Belos.^[2]
  - The scene in "Reaching Out" of Luz discussing her father's death with Amity under the Grom tree is recreated.

Joriah Kwamé's song "Little Miss Perfect" (featuring Taylor Louderman) for the 2019 Write Out Loud songwriting competition was popularly tied by Owl House fans to Amity and her feelings for Luz going against her family's wishes. Both Kwamé and Dana Terrace have noticed fans' usage of the song with Terrace tweeting a video on September 17, 2020 of Alex Hirsch singing the song as Hooty for charity, per many requests,^[3] and Kwamé releasing a follow-up song "Ordinary" (featuring Allie Grace) on September 7, 2020 as a gift to the fandom.^[4] The song "Ordinary" is written from the lens of the love interest of the narrator in "Little Miss Perfect" but was also intentionally written from the perspective of Luz.
- It is possible that Amity's attempts at forming a Hexside student council revealed in "For the Future" reference the song's narrator describing herself as the "head of the student council."
In the game Transformice, Amity Blight's hair appears in the shop.

The Owl House in Other Shows and Movies References, Cameos and Easter Eggs