I have had trouble finding the episodes, and the ones I can find, I cannot understand, even with a translator app.
I am into writing.
I have come up with the idea of making a character who is a Witch's familiar gone rogue.
Is there any precedence for this.
I want to see if there any examples of familiars turning on their masters in media.
For example, did people of Jewish ancestry have a gene that made them more prone to shellfish allergies? Were hoofed animals deemed more useful as beasts of burden?
In canon, we see Odalia get Luz, Willow, and Gus expelled, and she does say she'll find Amity a new girlfriend.
This is what I wanted to see Odalia be like in canon.
Here, she doesn't pull the strings with Magic or Money, but with her mind. She preys on Luz's desire to make the people she loves happy and safe.
She knows how much danger Luz gets into, and given what happened with Eda in the Season 1 finale, how much her actions get others into danger.
She makes Luz feel like if she truly loves Amity, she will let her go
Was watching Bricks By Mind's videos and saw one of his visit to LEGO where he saw preliminary versions of the Summer 2025 sets.
I really like how Rox had darker brown arms, and I kind of wish her hat and wooden details were a darker brown too.
I love Kur's OG design even more. The brown and dark tan really make Kur look even more decrepit and mummified. I love her tan and burnt orange color scheme but this looks arguably cooler.
Link to OG video: https://youtube.com/shorts/-kwjkzi-7C8?si=2bpn-T5Zj_e_rBVC
We all know regardless of whether or not a Palisman is carved with wings, they can fly in staff form, levitating.
Can Palismen just levitate, even when not in staff form?