Season three of The Owl House is just three weeks away, and will consist of three double-length episodes. You know that means it’s time for a list video! Three things I expect from season three of The Owl House.

It’s going to be a tough three weeks, but I think we’ll be able to make it. Then we’re going to see what Dana was able to do to end The Owl House with such a short third season.

It’s a common question you’ll hear when Steven Universe is discussed: how were Rose and Pearl able to keep Rose’s secret identity a secret if the Crystal Gems were always fusing with each other? Steven Universe showed us that fusions know what their components know after all, and Steven Universe also showed us that their components know what their fusions know.

Except, that’s not entirely true. Steven Universe isn’t going to make a simple mistake like that with something as crucial as fusion, and if you pay attention you’ll see that it’s always been quite clear about how fusions’ memories work.

Even before Infinity Train gave us season three, focusing on Grace and the Apex, it had already showed us Grace hard at work trying to recruit a kid into the Apex. So of course Grace would try it again in her own season of Infinity Train, and this time her target was a kid named Hazel.

It goes so well for her at first, only to be utterly derailed by the end. Even before Infinity Train’s curve balls though, Grace was struggling to keep up the deception necessary to recruit Hazel. Compassion is a very difficult emotion for Grace, but it eventually turned her away from the Apex, and all the better for her.

Now August was a much more normal month—Cartoon Network only aired premiers for two series: Teen Titans Go and Victor and Valentino. Except this wasn’t an ordinary month at all, because Cartoon Network burned off the last twelve episodes of Victor and Valentino after its removal from HBO Max with a whole host of other cartoons.

Principal Bump had a great story arc through the first two seasons of The Owl House, but what was the single greatest moment on that arc? It had to be The First Day, when Luz convinced him to allow multi-track studies at Hexside—that would end up putting him quite clearly on the side of The Owl House’s good guys.

Of course Emperor Belos would quite rather nobody multi-track, because committing to a coven early means you have a lot of time to rationalize your decision to join a coven. The Owl House is sneaky like that. But thanks to Luz and The First Day, Principal Bump eventually decided to stop playing Belos’s game.