Gus And Jinx: A Story Of Two Prodigies

Gus and Jinx: A Story of Two Prodigies

If there is something that I could notice is that thanks to Labyrinth Runners I noticed that Gus has some similarities with Jinx from Arcane.

They are both considered prodigies despite how young they’re (Gus is a prodigy with illusion magic and Jinx is a talented inventor and mechanic).

They both have so many insecurities about themselves that they even doubt the perception of their reality and their ability to trust others, believing that people will betray them at the slightest opportunity.

However, Gus has positive and healthy support from his friends who value him for who he is and genuinely care about him and don't want to take advantage of him

while Jinx never had a healthy support system so her paranoia doesn't stop to grow and ends up harming herself

and those around her.

It's pretty scary and sad to think that Gus could have ended up as Jinx if he hadn't had friends who really appreciate him for who he is regardless of his talent.

A The Owl House and Berserk Comparison

I know that the Day of Unity could be inspired by the Promised Day from Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood but but given that Dana likes horror and Berserk is full of that plus she draws creatures that are very reminiscent of the apostles that appear in Berserk I wouldn't be surprised if Day of Unity was also inspired by the Eclipse that occurs in Berserk during the Golden Age for the following reasons:

Both events occur in an Eclipse:

In both rituals is emphasized a giant hand:

Both events require sacrifices that have a special mark for said sacrifices to work (brand of sacrifice from Berserk and coven sigils from The Owl House):

Both events are to benefit unknown entities who might be considered indifferent to the suffering of others at best case or they like to make others suffer at worst (Godhand members and The Collector):

To summon and/or interact with both entities a special item is needed (Crimson Behelit to summon Godhand and the strange disk aka "The Round Boy" to summon The Collector):

Both events are caused by unstable people (Griffith and Phillip) who, being at their lowest point and feeling betrayed, are guided by their feelings of anger, jealousy and revenge, which brings out the worst in them also they are both driven by desperately achieving a dream they've had since childhood (Griffith's dream was to rule his own country as king and Phillip's dream was to be a witch hunter) and the other Godhand members and The Collector encourage them to make the sacrifice:

Realizing this about two of my favorite series made me excited for what was to come but also made me fear the worst for the owl house family.

To be honest, I don't care if Hunter's and Willow's relationship ends up romantic or platonic or if they ends up in a relationship with someone else. All I care about is that Hunter gets to heal himself, Willow can trust herself in 100% and then they can start a healthy relationship together or whoever Hunter and Willow wants and that they together or with whoever they chooses to be with can be happy, they both deserve that after all.

Tomura Shigaraki || Tenko Shimura aesthetic board/moodboard

How Luz, Gus and everyone sees Willow:

How Amity sees Willow:

How Hunter sees Willow:

Andrias' Destiny

It can be said that three things could happen to Andrias:

1) He'll probably die from his injuries soon.

2) He'll probably die trying to help Anne by defeating The Core.

3) Maybe Andrias survives but he decides to give up the throne and be in exile.

Any of the three options works because is what he deserves. Not only for what he's done but he also just deserves to rest.

He wasn’t born evil, but he eventually became the way he is trying to live up to his own family’s impossible standards, isolating himself from his closest friends in the process.

By the time he realizes his mistake, 

he knows it's far too late for him 

and the only thing he can do is accept his defeat with dignity.