Summer Camp Island used to be a series short on villains, but with season 5 we’ve finally met the Striped Horse and Bearded Sheep properly (after briefly seeing them back in The Soundhouse in season one). They’re… Not very nice people. Yes, Summer Camp Island is definitely nicer than the average show, but come on. “All shall be wrong in the world!”? That’s villain talk.

But what did the Striped Horse and Bearded Sheep come to Summer Camp Island to do in the first place? Well, it looks like they were just there to eat jelly, but when you look at what became of the jelly they were after, you start to think that there was more to it than that. Summer Camp Island isn’t giving up all of its mysteries in just season 5, but we can make some guesses about who these guys are.

When Mildred was first brought up in the second season of Summer Camp Island, she was just a small part of one episode. When Emma had one of her books in the fourth season though, gears started turning in my head. Now that season 5 of Summer Camp Island has released, I see even more reasons to think that Emma is actually Mildred.

Summer Camp Island is playing a long game with Mildred, so we’re sure to see more of her story. Eventually though, I’m sure it will reveal that Susie’s sister has actually been with her for a long time.

November wasn’t as busy a month for Cartoon Network’s premiers as October was, but it’s still a lot busier than December will be.

We saw Cartoon Network premiers for Teen Titans Go, Jellystone, Total Dramarama, Victor and Valentino, and Apple and Onion, with a little bit of shuffling around in time slots just to keep things interesting.

With new episodes just days away, it’s time to head back to Summer Camp Island. A trailer recently released and, combined with title cards for the story arcs, it’s time to look ahead and see what Summer Camp Island’s fifth season will bring us.

Are you excited for season five of Summer Camp Island? I am.

The first episode of a series is very important, because it lets the viewer know what to expect from its characters and its stories. The Owl House has a whole new world to introduce us to, so it had to start bringing us up to speed on that as well.

With so much ground to cover it’s understandable why The Owl House was in a rush to introduce its main character, Luz; in order to be as efficient as possible it told us a lot about her in the first couple of minutes—and made her sound like she’s from outer space in the process. What it showed us, however, was quite a different character.

With this video made I can continue watching The Owl House, so I’ll see how I did with my prediction. Will Luz act like she’s from outer space after all, or will she keep acting like she’s a great friend?