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The Collector is a former antagonist of The Owl Houseacting as the secondary antagonist of the second season and one of two central antagonists of the third season.

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A mysterious, god-like entity, he [note 1] was originally trapped inside the In Between Realm where he spent centuries awaiting his release. When assistance arrived in the form of Emperor Belos , the Collector helped the emperor with the Day of Unity in exchange for his freedom. Once the event proceeded as planned, Belos went back on his word and abandoned The Collector in his prison, only to be freed from it later by King. Upon his release, the Collector took over the Boiling Isles and turned it into his personal kingdom with King as his bound companion. Following his takeover, the Collector currently resides in the Archive House with King, together partaking in a game with the transformed citizens acting out the adventures of King's life. The Collector is a short humanoid being with childlike features. He has tan, yellow skin, bushy white hair and eyebrows, an upward-pointing nose, and a large pale blue blotch that eclipses the left side of his face, giving the right side the appearance of a crescent moon shape. The Collector's eyes are yellow and have narrow pupils with scarlet irises. His left leg also appears to be pale blue. The Collector wears full-body clothing resembling pajamas with an oversized collar and sleeves. His clothes are split between dark blue on the right and periwinkle-gray on the left. The sleeves have these colors switched, with the right sleeve being periwinkle with blue suns and the left sleeve being blue with periwinkle crescent moons, as well as a magenta border on the rims of the cuffs. His head has a nightcap with a magenta border and light spots like stars and wears dark blue shoes with light gray poms on them. The Collector wears a pink jewel pendant with a smiling crescent around his neck.

Given that King releases him via linking their pinkies, it seems to indicate the action genuinely abets some form of cosmic power beyond its literal gesture.

The Owl House has done just that with The Collector, a cosmic entity who has existed on the periphery for centuries as he does battle with titans and collects magic to become some form of higher, almost celestial being compared to those beneath him. While he might appear as an oblivious child in personality and stature, I feel The Collector is far more aware than we think, and is hatching his own mysterious scheme that we will only see come to fruition in the trio of upcoming specials. Before we get started, kudos to Cartoon Universe for their lore video that provided a bunch of handy background information for me to dig into as part of this article. This is a dream sequence though, so much of the imagery is potentially abstract or unreliably retelling history in a way that is fractured and unknowing. Eda might have untold experiences with The Collector, or for generations he may have made games out of downing titans, or draining magic from anyone and anything, given how powerful it seems to be on the surface. The massive waster uses the kind intentions of Luz Noceda and Lilith Clawthorne to lure them into a trap, allowing them to be torn to pieces by a mythical creature as he recovers a mirror that has long trapped The Collector inside. He wants to summon this ancient figure and use him to construct a portal to the human realm, all while conjuring up a spell to leave this world behind with none of the wild magic once used to abuse him.

Season 3 took a shorter turn than most hoped just three episodes for Season 3? Humor, action, darkness but eventually, the cast finds the light. I should have thanked them. Papa Titan has used the same boxes Luz used to talk with Camila to watch King, the people kind to him — and everyone else. Throughout the show when Luz found glyphs, they were the Titan speaking to her literally. That was the Titan speaking to her. Papa Titan also helps explain Belos. Luz still equates them to Belos, saying Belos wanted to protect humanity, they wanted to save their families. She wants to find kindness in everything even in the worst.

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Luz tells him he didn't do anything wrong but hadn't been able to go into the nuance of some people being unable to understand or appreciate such things. To view the various designs of The Collector , click here. I found King! Episode 3. The Heavy : The Collector acts as the central antagonist for most of Season 3; while Belos is inarguably the true Big Bad , getting back to the Boiling Isles to stop the Collector's "game" is the main conflict for the first and second episodes, while talking them down takes up a chunk of the third before Belos is able to properly become the Final Boss. The Collector was initially developed by Dana Terrace and John Bailey Owen from a folder collection of images they kept for show references that formed into a conceptual character to potentially appear in the show at some point. For all his callousness, the Collector is, at heart, a child who only wishes to make friends. King: Collector Upon his release, the Collector defeated Belos, and took over the Boiling Isles , turning it into his personal playground, with King as his bound companion. When he was introduced, he was trapped beneath the Boiling Isles, awaiting the Day of Unity so he can be freed from his prison via the Draining Spell. The Collector's games are potentially lethal and they were fully willing to kill everyone in a Draining Spell to gain their freedom, but that's only because the Collector had no concept of death as permanent. White Sheep : His people don't care about mortal life, who to them are just specimen to be collected, studied, or discarded if they don't cooperate, and they use their reality warping powers to torment lesser beings.

The Collector is a former antagonist of The Owl House , acting as the secondary antagonist of the second season and one of two central antagonists of the third season.

Despite this, they share plenty of traits; feeling isolated and misunderstood by everyone else Luz due to her neurodivergence, The Collector due to being an immortal being , and so desperate for friendship they become protective of, and loyal to the ones they make. At an unknown point in time, the Collectors encountered another magical race, the Titans , and a war soon followed. Revenge : While freedom and amusement seem like the Collector's primary motivators, the rhyme they improvise mentions seeking revenge as well. Between himself and Belos, it's blatantly clear the Collector is the biggest threat overall, as his sheer amount of power and irresponsibility indicates he could destroy the Boiling Isles if he wanted to. Philip made a bargain with the Collector: in exchange for Philip freeing the Collector from his prison, the Collector will help Philip with his goal of eradicating the inhabitants of the Boiling Isles. Evil Versus Oblivion : As what is effectively a small child who is Obliviously Evil and has way too much power for anyone's good, they're the " Evil " to Belos' Genocidal Oblivion. Upon release, they forcefully inundate everybody on the Boiling Isles at the time, with the exception of those who managed to get to the Human Realm, into their game of "Owl House. What's worse, how those actions can harm others doesn't even register on his radar. Attention Deficit Always a Bigger Fish : As powerful as Belos is, once the Collector is released, they waste no time reminding Emperor Belos about the pecking order; not only easily catching his scythe with their fingers, but completely obliterating him with a finger poke. The Collector's eyes are yellow and have narrow pupils with scarlet irises.