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[[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheBoilingIsles The Boiling Isles]] ([[Characters/TheOwlHousePalismen Palismen]]) | [[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheOwlHouse The Owl House]] ([[Characters/TheOwlHouseLuzNoceda Luz Noceda]]) | [[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheHexsquad The Hexsquad]] | [[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheEmperorsCoven The Emperor's Coven]] ([[Characters/TheOwlHouseEmperorBelos Emperor Belos]] | [[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheGoldenGuard The Golden Guard]]) | [[Characters/TheOwlHouseHexside Hexside]] | '''Other''' ([[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheCollector The Collector]])]]-]]]
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[[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheBoilingIsles The Boiling Isles]] ([[Characters/TheOwlHousePalismen Palismen]]) | [[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheOwlHouse The Owl House]] ([[Characters/TheOwlHouseLuzNoceda Luz Noceda]]) | [[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheHexsquad The Hexsquad]] ([[Characters/TheOwlHouseAmityBlight Amity Blight]]) | [[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheEmperorsCoven The Emperor's Coven]] ([[Characters/TheOwlHouseEmperorBelos Emperor Belos]] | [[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheGoldenGuard The Golden Guard]]) | [[Characters/TheOwlHouseHexside Hexside]] | '''Other''' ([[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheCollector The Collector]])]]-]]]
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Grom for short, is a monster that dwells beneath Hexside. It is an amorphous, telepathic shapeshifter that can manifest as its victim's worst fear(s). Every year it regains its strength and attempts to escape its confines and spread people's fears throughout the Boiling Isles.
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Grometheus, Grom for short, is a monster that dwells beneath Hexside. It is an amorphous, telepathic shapeshifter that can manifest as its victim's worst fear(s).fears. Every year it regains its strength and attempts to escape its confines and spread people's fears throughout the Boiling Isles.
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* FaceYourFears: The first step in defeating it, before destroying its physical form.
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* FaceYourFears: The first step in defeating it, it before destroying its physical form.form is to accept your fears.
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* InvincibleVillain: No matter how many times it is defeated, Grometheus will never be truly killed or dead, as it will simply return the next year.
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* InvincibleVillain: No matter how many times it is defeated, Grometheus will never be truly killed or dead, killed, as it will simply return the next year.year. Even though Luz and Amity end up thoroughly destroying the creature, little bits of it can be seen crawling back towards Hexside.
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* MeaningfulName: Averted. It doesn't seem to have anything to do with ''P''rometheus, the Greek titan.
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* NightmareFuel: The InUniverse embodiment of it.
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* RegularlyScheduledEvil: It breaks free from its containment on the same day every year.
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* IneffectualSympatheticVillain: While he is more of a villain than he is hero, he is still pretty bad at it regardless. He is EntertaininglyWrong about the demons, barely understands the difference between right and wrong, and makes hasty actions that are not only stupid, but also completely humilating.
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* IneffectualSympatheticVillain: While he is more of a villain than he is hero, he is still pretty bad at it regardless. He is EntertaininglyWrong about the demons, barely understands the difference between right and wrong, and makes hasty actions that are not only stupid, stupid but also completely humilating.
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* KnowNothingKnowItAll: Jacob is right to believe in witches and demons, but he also believes they are from Mars and have time machines. He also has a weak grasp of the law (even mistaking Camilla for a government agent) and relies on fringe theory videos, leading him down a rabbit hole of conspiracy theories and pseudoscience.
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* KnowNothingKnowItAll: Jacob is right to believe in witches and demons, but he also believes they are from Mars and have time machines. He also has a weak grasp of the law (even ([[spoiler:even mistaking Camilla for a government agent) agent]]) and relies on fringe theory videos, leading him down a rabbit hole of conspiracy theories and pseudoscience.
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* InsaneTrollLogic: He believes demons and witches are time-travelers from Mars. [[spoiler:He also assumes Camilla is a government agent despite a clear lack of evidence.]]
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* KnowNothingKnowItAll: Jacob is right to believe in witches and demons, but he also believes they are from Mars and have Time Machines. He has a weak grasp of the law (even mistaking Camilla for a government agent) and relies on fringe theory videos, leading him down a rabbit hole of conspiracy theories and pseudoscience.
--->'''[[spoiler:Vee]]:''' You... don't actually know anything about us, do you?
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* KnowNothingKnowItAll: Jacob is right to believe in witches and demons, but he also believes they are from Mars and have Time Machines. time machines. He also has a weak grasp of the law (even mistaking Camilla for a government agent) and relies on fringe theory videos, leading him down a rabbit hole of conspiracy theories and pseudoscience.
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* PsychopathicManchild: To a considerably lesser degree than [[spoiler:Belos]], but he is nonetheless a pathetic, overgrown lowlife who spends his time believing in conspiracy theories on the internet and has no qualms about dissecting an innocent young creature solely for the glory.
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** He's right that witches and demons exist, but he also thinks that they are from Mars and that they have Time Machines powered by human teeth.
** He's right that witches and demons exist, but he also thinks that they are from Mars and that they have Time Machines powered by human teeth.
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* KnowNothingKnowItAll:
** He'sKnowNothingKnowItAll: Jacob is right that to believe in witches and demons exist, demons, but he also thinks that believes they are from Mars and that they have Time Machines powered by human teeth. Machines. He has a weak grasp of the law (even mistaking Camilla for a government agent) and relies on fringe theory videos, leading him down a rabbit hole of conspiracy theories and pseudoscience.
** He's
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** He also has a very tenuous grasp of law, believing that a recorded verbal agreement is legally binding to a perceived government agent. [[spoiler:Camila turns this around on him by threatening to report to the police his illegal placement of traps and surveillance cameras on private property.]]
** There's also the fact that he gets all his information from "Mew-Tube" fringe theory videos, which, judging by his Flat Earth certificate, has led him down a rabbit hole of conspiracy theories and pseudoscience beyond the woefully incorrect "knowledge" he obtained about demons.
** There's also the fact that he gets all his information from "Mew-Tube" fringe theory videos, which, judging by his Flat Earth certificate, has led him down a rabbit hole of conspiracy theories and pseudoscience beyond the woefully incorrect "knowledge" he obtained about demons.
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** To Luz. Both are humans with knowledge that witches and demons exist, but the circumstances of how they came to that knowledge quickly veer off in different directions. Starting, Luz is a teenage girl who has only known the truth for a few months while Hopkins is a man who has been looking for years for proof that they exist well into adulthood.
*** Both are obsessed with magic and are WrongGenreSavvy about the setting they're in, but how they react to learning that fantasy ''is'' real is night and day: Luz learns she is in a land more akin to DarkFantasy and adjusts accordingly, while Hopkins thinks he's in some insane ScienceFantasy where demons are from ''Mars'' of all places. This is because Luz has actual witches and demons for friends who help her understand the world she's in while Hopkins relies on fringe conspiracy theories he found on the internet.
*** The circumstances where they gain this knowledge of the existence of magic and how it's connected to Eda pretty much defines their differences. Luz ended up on the Boiling Isles following Owlbert and met Eda who became her mentor and second maternal figure; she learned of the Owl Beast afterwards and, well aware that the transformations are not normal, showed legitimate concern for Eda. Hopkins encountered Eda while in her Owl Beast state and only had this encounter and the utter nonsense he learned from [=MewTube=] conspiracy theorists for context, resulting in his insane conspiracy of an invasion from Mars.
** [[spoiler:To Philip Wittebane. While Philip is wrong about witches being evil, he is an intelligent man who makes serious observations of the Boiling Isles and its wonders, which gives him the knowledge to not only become the Isles' ruler, Emperor Belos, but also the most powerful witch of all time. Jacob, on the other hand, only gets his information from random [=Mewtube=] conspiracy videos and [[RightForTheWrongReasons any accurate information he may get is purely coincidental]]. As a result, he's more of a harmless joke compared to Belos despite sharing the same profession.]]
*** Both are obsessed with magic and are WrongGenreSavvy about the setting they're in, but how they react to learning that fantasy ''is'' real is night and day: Luz learns she is in a land more akin to DarkFantasy and adjusts accordingly, while Hopkins thinks he's in some insane ScienceFantasy where demons are from ''Mars'' of all places. This is because Luz has actual witches and demons for friends who help her understand the world she's in while Hopkins relies on fringe conspiracy theories he found on the internet.
*** The circumstances where they gain this knowledge of the existence of magic and how it's connected to Eda pretty much defines their differences. Luz ended up on the Boiling Isles following Owlbert and met Eda who became her mentor and second maternal figure; she learned of the Owl Beast afterwards and, well aware that the transformations are not normal, showed legitimate concern for Eda. Hopkins encountered Eda while in her Owl Beast state and only had this encounter and the utter nonsense he learned from [=MewTube=] conspiracy theorists for context, resulting in his insane conspiracy of an invasion from Mars.
** [[spoiler:To Philip Wittebane. While Philip is wrong about witches being evil, he is an intelligent man who makes serious observations of the Boiling Isles and its wonders, which gives him the knowledge to not only become the Isles' ruler, Emperor Belos, but also the most powerful witch of all time. Jacob, on the other hand, only gets his information from random [=Mewtube=] conspiracy videos and [[RightForTheWrongReasons any accurate information he may get is purely coincidental]]. As a result, he's more of a harmless joke compared to Belos despite sharing the same profession.]]
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** To Luz. Both are humans with knowledge that of witches and demons exist, demons, but the circumstances of how they came to that knowledge quickly veer off in different directions. Starting, their experiences differ. Luz is a teenage girl who has only known the truth for a few months months, while Hopkins is a man who has been looking for years searching for proof for years. They react differently to learning that they exist well into adulthood.fantasy is real, with Luz adjusting to a DarkFantasy world and Hopkins relying on conspiracy theories.
*** Both are obsessed with magic and are WrongGenreSavvy about the setting they're in, but how they react to learning that fantasy ''is'' real is night and day: Luz learns she is in a land more akin to DarkFantasy and adjusts accordingly, while Hopkins thinks he's in some insane ScienceFantasy where demons are from ''Mars'' of all places. This is because Luz has actual witches and demons for friends who help her understand the world she's in while Hopkins relies on fringe conspiracy theories he found on the internet.
*** The circumstances where they gain this knowledge of the existence of magic and how it's connected to Eda pretty much defines their differences. Luz ended up on the Boiling Isles following Owlbert and met Eda who became her mentor and second maternal figure; she learned of the Owl Beast afterwards and, well aware that the transformations are not normal, showed legitimate concern for Eda. Hopkins encountered Eda while in her Owl Beast state and only had this encounter and the utter nonsense he learned from [=MewTube=] conspiracy theorists for context, resulting in his insane conspiracy of an invasion from Mars.
** [[spoiler:To Philip Wittebane. While Philip is wrong about witches being evil, he is an intelligent man who makes serious observations of the Boiling Isles and its wonders, which gives him the knowledge to not only become the Isles' ruler, Emperor Belos, but also the most powerful witch of all time. Jacob, on the other hand, only gets his information from random [=Mewtube=] [=MewTube=] conspiracy videos and [[RightForTheWrongReasons any accurate information he may get is purely coincidental]]. As a result, he's more of a harmless joke compared to Belos despite sharing the same profession.]]
*** The circumstances where they gain this knowledge of the existence of magic and how it's connected to Eda pretty much defines their differences. Luz ended up on the Boiling Isles following Owlbert and met Eda who became her mentor and second maternal figure; she learned of the Owl Beast afterwards and, well aware that the transformations are not normal, showed legitimate concern for Eda. Hopkins encountered Eda while in her Owl Beast state and only had this encounter and the utter nonsense he learned from [=MewTube=] conspiracy theorists for context, resulting in his insane conspiracy of an invasion from Mars.
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* HumansAreTheRealMonsters: Jacob is human, but compared to literal monsters from a realm of demons and witches, it's easy to see who we're supposed to root for. [[spoiler:Vee is a completely harmless CuteMonsterGirl, but Jacob doesn't care; all he wants is to dissect the poor girl on camera. And even then, it's not out of curiosity about the Demon Realm, the Boiling Isles, Eda, witches, or anything else; he just thinks it will get his account verified.]]
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* HumansAreTheRealMonsters: Jacob is human, but compared to literal monsters from a realm of demons and witches, it's easy to see who we're supposed to root for. [[spoiler:Vee is a completely harmless CuteMonsterGirl, but Jacob doesn't care; all he wants is to dissect the poor girl on camera. And even Even then, it's not out of curiosity about the Demon Realm, the Boiling Isles, Eda, witches, or anything else; he just thinks it will get his account verified.]]
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* LaserGuidedKarma: [[spoiler:Camila knocks him out and stuffs him in the same cage that he had Vee trapped in. In "Thanks to Them", Masha reveals he was fired for his ego and trying to make egocentric "edits" to the exhibits. And then his attempt to expose Gus as a witch falls flat on its face because [[DidntThinkThisThrough it's Halloween]], and he only manages to get himself arrested]].
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* LaserGuidedKarma: [[spoiler:Camila knocks him out and stuffs him in the same cage that he had Vee trapped in. In "Thanks to Them", Masha reveals he was fired for his ego and trying to make egocentric "edits" to the exhibits. And then Then his attempt to expose Gus as a witch falls flat on its face because [[DidntThinkThisThrough it's Halloween]], and Halloween]]; he only manages to get himself arrested]].
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* NotSoWellIntentionedExtremist: He's convinced himself he's TheHero who's saving the world from teeth-stealing demons from Mars (yes, you read that right), but a ''lot'' of his cues, inflections and word choices when he's finally caught [[spoiler:Vee]] and he thinks the President has sent someone to verify the find show that he's solely motivated by the attention and the perceived [[GloryHound glory]] he believes he'll get for proving the existence of demons; he doesn't care about the feelings of others.
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* NotSoWellIntentionedExtremist: He's Jacob is convinced himself he's TheHero who's saving the world from teeth-stealing demons from Mars (yes, you read that right), but a ''lot'' of his cues, inflections and word choices when he's finally caught [[spoiler:Vee]] and role as TheHero, but he thinks the President has sent someone to verify the find show that he's solely is motivated solely by the attention and the perceived [[GloryHound glory]] he believes he'll get glory for proving the existence of demons; he doesn't care about demons, disregarding the feelings of others.others, as evidenced by his cues and word choices.
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** [[spoiler:He tries to expose Gus as a witch in disguise, even removing his costume headpiece to show his pointy ears. He is right, but he screws up his evidence by then claiming Gus--in reality, an interdimensional refugee aiming to get back to his world and save it from a BizarroApocalypse--is out to steal human teeth and is from Mars, which allows Gus to portray himself as a human with a good costume. Then the police arrive to arrest Jacob.]]
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** [[spoiler:He tries to expose Gus as a witch in disguise, even removing his costume headpiece to show his pointy ears. He is right, but he screws up his evidence by then claiming Gus--in Gus -- in reality, an interdimensional refugee aiming to get back to his world and save it from a BizarroApocalypse--is BizarroApocalypse -- is out to steal human teeth and is from Mars, which allows Gus to portray himself as a human with a good costume. Then the police arrive to arrest Jacob.]]
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* WouldHurtAChild: As above, he wants to dissect [[spoiler:Vee]] even though she's still a kid. Even after Camila calls her an innocent child, he refuses to back down. And that's not even mentioning kidnapping [[spoiler:Vee]] in the first place while she's still in the guise of [[spoiler:Luz]].
* WrongGenreSavvy: He ''is'' correct in that witches and demons are real, but his ideas for their origins and motivations are ''incredibly'' off due to him being a ConspiracyTheorist that gets all his ideas from online kooks and grifters, and it's clear that what he ''did'' get right about them was only due to him being [[RightForTheWrongReasons accidentally accurate]]. He also seems to ''genuinely'' [[ObliviouslyEvil see himself as the good guy defending Earth against demonic invasion]], and is thus willing to dissect [[spoiler:Vee]] for glory even though [[VanHelsingHateCrimes she's clearly scared and not a threat to anyone]].
* WrongGenreSavvy: He ''is'' correct in that witches and demons are real, but his ideas for their origins and motivations are ''incredibly'' off due to him being a ConspiracyTheorist that gets all his ideas from online kooks and grifters, and it's clear that what he ''did'' get right about them was only due to him being [[RightForTheWrongReasons accidentally accurate]]. He also seems to ''genuinely'' [[ObliviouslyEvil see himself as the good guy defending Earth against demonic invasion]], and is thus willing to dissect [[spoiler:Vee]] for glory even though [[VanHelsingHateCrimes she's clearly scared and not a threat to anyone]].
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* WouldHurtAChild: As above, he He wants to dissect [[spoiler:Vee]] [[spoiler:Vee]], even though she's she is still a kid. Even after Camila calls her an innocent child, he refuses to back down. And that's not even mentioning kidnapping [[spoiler:Vee]] in the first place while she's she was still in the guise of [[spoiler:Luz]].
* WrongGenreSavvy:He ''is'' correct in that Jacob is a ConspiracyTheorist who correctly claims witches and demons are real, but his ideas for about their origins and motivations are ''incredibly'' off due to him being a ConspiracyTheorist that gets all his ideas from online kooks and grifters, and it's clear that what he ''did'' get right about them was only due to him being [[RightForTheWrongReasons accidentally accurate]]. inaccurate. He also seems to ''genuinely'' [[ObliviouslyEvil appears to see himself as the good guy defending Earth against demonic invasion]], and is thus willing to dissect dissecting [[spoiler:Vee]] for glory even though [[VanHelsingHateCrimes she's clearly scared and not a threat to anyone]].even though she is completely harmless]].
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[[caption-width-right:250:[[labelnote:Click here to see her as of "Yesterday's Lie"]]https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/camila_season2.png ''"I will be taking this innocent child with me, and you will never bother us again."''[[/labelnote]]]]
[[caption-width-right:250:[[labelnote:Click here to see her as of "Thanks to Them"]]https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/camila_s3_profile_1.png ''"I've been terrified, sure. But believe it or not, I do understand what it's like to want to run away."''[[/labelnote]]]]
[[caption-width-right:250:[[labelnote:Click here to see her as of "For the Future"]]https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/camila_for_the_future_profile_2.png ''"I had a hard time growing up. I was afraid [[Characters/TheOwlHouseLuzNoceda you]] would too. My biggest mistake was trying to protect you, by changing this beautiful, good witch into something she wasn't."''[[/labelnote]]]]
[[caption-width-right:250:[[labelnote:Click here to see her in the epilogue]]https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/camila_epilogue.png[[/labelnote]]]]
[[caption-width-right:250:[[labelnote:Click here to see her as of "Thanks to Them"]]https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/camila_s3_profile_1.png ''"I've been terrified, sure. But believe it or not, I do understand what it's like to want to run away."''[[/labelnote]]]]
[[caption-width-right:250:[[labelnote:Click here to see her as of "For the Future"]]https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/camila_for_the_future_profile_2.png ''"I had a hard time growing up. I was afraid [[Characters/TheOwlHouseLuzNoceda you]] would too. My biggest mistake was trying to protect you, by changing this beautiful, good witch into something she wasn't."''[[/labelnote]]]]
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[[caption-width-right:250:[[labelnote:Click here to see her as of "Thanks to Them"]]https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/camila_s3_profile_1.png ''"I've been terrified, sure. But believe it or not, I do understand what it's like to want to run away."''[[/labelnote]]]]
[[caption-width-right:250:[[labelnote:Click here to see her as of "For the Future"]]https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/camila_for_the_future_profile_2.png ''"I had a hard time growing up. I was afraid [[Characters/TheOwlHouseLuzNoceda you]] would too. My biggest mistake was trying to protect you, by changing this beautiful, good witch into something she wasn't."''[[/labelnote]]]]
[[caption-width-right:250:[[labelnote:Click here to see her in the epilogue]]https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/camila_epilogue.png[[/labelnote]]]]
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* AdamAndOrEve: It probably isn't a coinicidene that the wife of the first human in the Demon Realm, the one who by tempting him with magic [[UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom indrectly]] resulted in almost all suffering on the Boiling Isles, had a name derived from Eve.
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* AdamAndOrEve: It probably isn't a coinicidene coincidence that the wife of the first human in the Demon Realm, the one who by tempting him with magic [[UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom indrectly]] indirectly]] resulted in almost all suffering on the Boiling Isles, had a name derived from Eve.
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* AdamAndOrEve: It probably isn't a coinicidene that the wife of the first human in the Demon Realm, the one who by tempting him with magic [[UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom indrectly]] resulted in almost all suffering on the Boiling Isles, had a name derived from Eve.
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* PosthumousCharacter: He's been dead since long before the series began. However, he's the reason Luz is obsessed with the ''Good Witch Azura'' books and the reason behind the conflict of the A-plot in "Reaching Out", where Luz is desperate for a distraction on the anniversary of his death. "Thanks to Them" also reveals that the first book in the series was his last gift to Luz, which is one reason why she's so obsessed with the series.
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* PosthumousCharacter: He's been dead since long before the series began. However, he's the reason Luz is obsessed with the ''Good Witch Azura'' books and the reason behind the conflict of the A-plot in "Reaching Out", where Luz is desperate for a distraction on the anniversary of his death. "Thanks to Them" also reveals that the first book in the series was his last gift to Luz, which is one reason why she's so obsessed with the series.
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* PrematurelyGrayHaired: She has uniformly brown hair in her first appearances, but the stress of becoming involved with the Demon Realm leads her to develop a noticeable band of grey across her hair.
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* WouldHurtAChild: The genocide of the Titans also involved (likely at the hands of the ancient Trappers) the slaughter of the ''very'' young Titans as well, including those still in their eggs. Only King was able to escape this.
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[[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheBoilingIsles The Boiling Isles]] ([[Characters/TheOwlHousePalismen Palismen]]) | [[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheOwlHouse The Owl House]] ([[Characters/TheOwlHouseLuzNoceda Luz Noceda]]) | [[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheHexsquad The Hexsquad]] ([[Characters/TheOwlHouseAmityBlight Amity Blight]]: [[Characters/TheOwlHouseAmityBlightTropesAToF A-F]], [[Characters/TheOwlHouseAmityBlightTropesGToO G-O]], [[Characters/TheOwlHouseAmityBlightTropesPToY P-Y]]) Blight]]) | [[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheEmperorsCoven The Emperor's Coven]] ([[Characters/TheOwlHouseEmperorBelos Emperor Belos]] | [[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheGoldenGuard The Golden Guard]]) | [[Characters/TheOwlHouseHexside Hexside]] | '''Other''' ([[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheCollector The Collector]])]]-]]]
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[[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheBoilingIsles The Boiling Isles]] ([[Characters/TheOwlHousePalismen Palismen]]) | [[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheOwlHouse The Owl House]] ([[Characters/TheOwlHouseLuzNoceda Luz Noceda]]: [[Characters/TheOwlHouseLuzNocedaTropesNumberToC #-C]], [[Characters/TheOwlHouseLuzNocedaTropesDToG D-G]], [[Characters/TheOwlHouseLuzNocedaTropesHToM H-M]], [[Characters/TheOwlHouseLuzNocedaTropesNToS N-S]], [[Characters/TheOwlHouseLuzNocedaTropesTToZ T-Z]]) | [[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheHexsquad The Hexsquad]] ([[Characters/TheOwlHouseAmityBlight Amity Blight]]) Blight]]: [[Characters/TheOwlHouseAmityBlightTropesAToF A-F]], [[Characters/TheOwlHouseAmityBlightTropesGToO G-O]], [[Characters/TheOwlHouseAmityBlightTropesPToY P-Y]]) | [[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheEmperorsCoven The Emperor's Coven]] ([[Characters/TheOwlHouseEmperorBelos Emperor Belos]] | [[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheGoldenGuard The Golden Guard]]) | [[Characters/TheOwlHouseHexside Hexside]] | '''Other''' ([[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheCollector The Collector]])]]-]]]
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* IneffectualSympatheticVillain: While he is more of a villain then he is hero, he is still pretty bad at it regardless. He is EntertaininglyWrong about the demons, barely understands the difference between right and wrong, and makes hasty actions that are not only stupid, but also completely humilating.
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* IneffectualSympatheticVillain: While he is more of a villain then than he is hero, he is still pretty bad at it regardless. He is EntertaininglyWrong about the demons, barely understands the difference between right and wrong, and makes hasty actions that are not only stupid, but also completely humilating.
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* NotSoWellIntentionedExtremist: He's convinced himself he's TheHero who's saving the world from teeth-stealing demons from Mars (yes, you read that right), but a ''lot'' of his cues, inflections and word choices when he's finally caught [[spoiler:Vee]] and he thinks the President has sent someone to verify the find show that he's solely motivated by the attention and the perceived [[GloryHound glory]] he believes he'll get for proving the existence of demons, and he doesn't care about the feelings of others.
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* NotSoWellIntentionedExtremist: He's convinced himself he's TheHero who's saving the world from teeth-stealing demons from Mars (yes, you read that right), but a ''lot'' of his cues, inflections and word choices when he's finally caught [[spoiler:Vee]] and he thinks the President has sent someone to verify the find show that he's solely motivated by the attention and the perceived [[GloryHound glory]] he believes he'll get for proving the existence of demons, and demons; he doesn't care about the feelings of others.
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Merging Lilith back per the new CSP policy as approved in the thread
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Eda will be merged back by the new CSP rules and approved by the thread
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[[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheBoilingIsles The Boiling Isles]] ([[Characters/TheOwlHousePalismen Palismen]]) | [[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheOwlHouse The Owl House]] ([[Characters/TheOwlHouseLuzNoceda Luz Noceda]] | [[Characters/TheOwlHouseEdaClawthorne Eda Clawthorne]]) Noceda]]) | [[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheHexsquad The Hexsquad]] ([[Characters/TheOwlHouseAmityBlight Amity Blight]]) | [[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheEmperorsCoven The Emperor's Coven]] ([[Characters/TheOwlHouseEmperorBelos Emperor Belos]] | [[Characters/TheOwlHouseLilithClawthorne Lilith Clawthorne]] | [[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheGoldenGuard The Golden Guard]]) | [[Characters/TheOwlHouseHexside Hexside]] | '''Other''' ([[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheCollector The Collector]])]]-]]]
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** Subverted via WordOfGod, in reality, Caleb and Evelyn's relationship began as platonic, united by a common interest in birds, and they eventually fell in love.
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** His prone body is shown to have collapsed on the ground [[https://sepublic.tumblr.com/post/682301543232454656 in the exact same way the Titan itself is laid out]] in Philip's memory portraits. Given the implications he sired a child with Evelyn, it [[RuleOfSymbolism marks him]], like King's father, as another father who died protecting their unborn child from the malevolence of others opposed to their very species.
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** His prone body is shown to have collapsed on the ground [[https://sepublic.tumblr.com/post/682301543232454656 in the exact same way the Titan itself is laid out]] in Philip's memory portraits. Given the implications he sired a child with Evelyn, it [[RuleOfSymbolism marks him]], like him]] (like King's father, father) as another [[PapaWolf father who died protecting their unborn child child]] from the malevolence of others opposed to their very species.
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[[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheBoilingIsles The Boiling Isles]] ([[Characters/TheOwlHousePalismen Palismen]]) | [[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheOwlHouse The Owl House]] ([[Characters/TheOwlHouseLuzNoceda Luz Noceda]] | [[Characters/TheOwlHouseEdaClawthorne Eda Clawthorne]]) | [[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheHexsquad The Hexsquad]] ([[Characters/TheOwlHouseAmityBlight Amity Blight]]) | [[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheEmperorsCoven The Emperor's Coven]] ([[Characters/TheOwlHouseEmperorBelos Emperor Belos]] | [[Characters/TheOwlHouseLilithClawthorne Lilith Clawthorne]] | [[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheGoldenGuard The Golden Guard]]) | [[Characters/TheOwlHouseHexside Hexside]] | '''Other''' ([[Characters/TheOwlHouseCamilaNoceda Camila Noceda]] | [[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheCollector ([[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheCollector The Collector]])]]-]]]
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Camila only has 47k and if we include her here, 180k. Merging her back
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* '''[[Characters/TheOwlHouseCamilaNoceda Camila Noceda]]''' ('''UNMARKED SPOILERS''')
[[folder:Principal Hal]]
!!Principal Hal
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/KeithFerguson
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->''"Your book report is why you're in here."''
Luz's beleaguered principal.
* '''[[Characters/TheOwlHouseCamilaNoceda Camila Noceda]]''' ('''UNMARKED SPOILERS''')
[[folder:Principal Hal]]
!!Principal Hal
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/KeithFerguson
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* '''[[Characters/TheOwlHouseCamilaNoceda Camila Noceda]]'''
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!!Principal Hal
!!Camila Noceda
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[[caption-width-right:250:[[labelnote:Click here to see her as of "Yesterday's Lie"]]https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/camila_season2.png ''"I will be taking this innocent child with me, and you will never bother us again."''[[/labelnote]]]]
[[caption-width-right:250:[[labelnote:Click here to see her as of "Thanks to Them"]]https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/camila_s3_profile_1.png ''"I've been terrified, sure. But believe it or not, I do understand what it's like to want to run away."''[[/labelnote]]]]
[[caption-width-right:250:[[labelnote:Click here to see her as of "For the Future"]]https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/camila_for_the_future_profile_2.png ''"I had a hard time growing up. I was afraid [[Characters/TheOwlHouseLuzNoceda you]] would too. My biggest mistake was trying to protect you, by changing this beautiful, good witch into something she wasn't."''[[/labelnote]]]]
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->''"''Mija'', I love your creativity, but it's gotten out of hand."''
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* JerkassHasAPoint: More so "angry ReasonableAuthorityFigure" has a point; him telling off Luz for her book report would come off as mean... if it weren't for the fact that it involved live snakes and a firework. Luz visibly has no response when she finds out the backup snakes get loose and attacked the student body. Then the one she's holding attacks ''him.'' We can only hope they're nonvenomous.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: From what we've seen of him, he'd rather have a conference with her mother than ban Luz ''outright''. She was already in the office several times already for childish and NightmareFetishist behavior, and he only calls her mother after the third time. What's more, he seems to agree that sending Luz to Reality Check Summer Camp is a good idea, as opposed to expelling her.
* SmallRoleBigImpact: Just like with Luz's mother above, but because he agreed to having Luz go to a summer camp, it spiraled into Luz entering the Boiling Isles.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: From what we've seen of him, he'd rather have a conference with her mother than ban Luz ''outright''. She was already in the office several times already for childish and NightmareFetishist behavior, and he only calls her mother after the third time. What's more, he seems to agree that sending Luz to Reality Check Summer Camp is a good idea, as opposed to expelling her.
* SmallRoleBigImpact: Just like with Luz's mother above, but because he agreed to having Luz go to a summer camp, it spiraled into Luz entering the Boiling Isles.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: More so "angry ReasonableAuthorityFigure" has a point; him telling off Luz for EleventhHourRanger: In "Thanks to Them", Camila opts to travel with her book report would come off as mean... if it weren't for daughter to the fact Boiling Isles in order to save them from Belos and the Collector as well as Camila doing so in order to try and help support her daughter's emotional wellbeing. "For the Future" even shows her [[ActionMom getting active in combat situations alongside her daughter]].
* ActionMom: As it turns out, just because Camila is a vet in the Human Realm, it very much does not mean she isn't capable of [[MamaBear beating up cruel maniacs like Jacob Hopkins when he kidnaps Vee]]. She continues this in "For the Future" where she accompanies her daughter to the Demon Realm to help liberate it, and shows thatit involved live snakes she is able to use Glyphs, albeit not very well, and she primarily relies upon a firework. red baseball bat that she brings with her.
* ADayInTheLimelight: Both "Thanks to Them" and "For the Future" put a spotlight on Camila as a person, and her motivations in regards to her parenting of her daughter. "Thanks to Them" shows how Camila was initially fully supportive of Luz's quirks and was ultimately pressured into sending Luzvisibly has no response to Summer Camp to try and keep her from suffering the same sort of bullying that Camila herself did when she finds out was Luz's age. "For the backup snakes get loose Future" sees Camila [[CharacterDevelopment freely admit that she was wrong to send Luz away all the while openly stating that she now supports her daughter come hell or high water]], while also focusing on her attempts to be a better parent to Luz that ultimately lead up to this moment.
* AdoptingTheAbused: She all but officially adopts Vee andattacked the student body. Then the one she's holding attacks ''him.'' We can only hope they're nonvenomous.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: From what we've seen of him, he'd rather haveacts as a conference with her foster mother to Amity and Hunter, all three of whom come from abusive backgrounds.
* AllLovingHero: Much like her daughter, Camila is more thanban Luz ''outright''. She was already in the office several times already for childish happy to show love and NightmareFetishist behavior, and he only calls her mother affection to anyone regardless of their species, as shown by how she takes in Vee even after learning about how the wayward basilisk impersonated her daughter, or the rest of the Hexsquad when they are forced into the Human Realm at the end of "King's Tide".
* ArtEvolution: Much like Luz, Camila has her hair restyled in the thirdtime. What's more, he seems season to agree make her Afro-Latina heritage more apparent. Specifically, Camila allows her hair to enter its [[QuirkyCurls natural curls]], in addition to gaining a [[DiseaseBleach streak of grey in her hair]] as a result of the stress of taking care of the Hexsquad.
* AscendedExtra: Camila starts off as a very minor character who none the less [[SmallRoleBigImpact plays a substantial role in her daughter's character arc and provides a goal for Luz to strive for in return home]]. As a result of the Hexsquad including Luz getting trapped in the Human Realm as a result of the events of "King's Tide", Camila takes a far more prominent role in "Thanks to Them", with a good portion of the episode showing her attempts to adjust to the presence of the Demon Realm teens. "For the Future" sees this go ever further as she accompanies Luz back to the Demon Realm to help fight against Belos and the Collector, with a significant portion of the episode focusing on Camila's relationship with her daughter and her attempts to be a good mother to Luz.
* TheAtoner: "For the Future" sees Camila vow to improve her parenting of Luz, with her realizing just how much of a mistake it was to try and encourage Luz to surpress her nerdy tendencies in the hopes of not having to endure the same kind of ridicule thatsending Camila had to endure when she was Luz's age.
* BadLiar
** She's only able to fool a ConspiracyTheorist into believing she works for the government thanks to his delusion that the government would actually take an interest in his ridiculous conspiracy theories. However, when he starts doubting her, Camila barely makes an attempt to lie before admitting she doesn't have the creativity to think something up, and ends the charade.
** In "For the Future" she attempts to play off her shock at the [[EldritchLocation the Demon Realm]] and its many disturbing aspects when she is assuring Luz that she supports her daughter that she approves of Luz remaining in the Demon Realm after seeing how much she loves the Isles. Emphasis on attempts as she is clearly quite nervous and Luz herself calls Camila on this saying that she doesn't have to pretend to like the Boiling Isles.
* BadassNormal: Even without the amount of experience with Glyph Magic that her daughter has, Camila is still more than capable of mopping up anyone who would cause harm to any innocent children.
* BatterUp: Camila takes up a red baseball bat nigh identical to the one used by "Beta Luz" in "For the Future" when she accompanies her daughter back to the Demon Realm. Ironically, the most prominent time she uses the bat is as a throwing weapon against Kikimora.
* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: Camila gets this threefold.
** Camila sent Luz to Reality Check Summer Camp hoping that she would learn to act more "normal" and avoid the bullying Camila herself suffered. The version of Luz she got back seems to be behaving as if it worked... but said version is not her daughter, and she even seems uncomfortable that the camp actually changed her daughter.
** In the Boiling Isles, Luz meets people who accept her for who she is, but it comes at the cost of her being trapped in a DeathWorld where (almost) EverythingIsTryingToKillYou and being mentored by a wanted criminal. In "Yesterday's Lie", Camila doesn't get a chance to learn the former before Luz is pulled back, and is left to assume her daughter just hated living with her that much.
** In "Yesterday's Lie", she wanted nothing more then for Luz to stay with her in the Human Realm, even making Luz promise to do so; by "Thanks to Them", she has far more information about the situation and about how much happier Luz was in the Demon Realm due to her finally making friends and being able to live the life she always dreamed of, so when she discovers that Luz plans to go through with the promise, Camila knows that it's a ''massive'' red flag for Luz's mental health.
* BewareTheNiceOnes: Camila is just as sweet caring and compassionate as her daughter is. And just like her daughter, giving Camila a reason to hate you is agood idea, ''very'' poor decision, as [[Recap/TheOwlHouseS2E10YesterdaysLie Jacob Hopkins]] and [[Recap/TheOwlHouseS3E2ForTheFuture Kikimora]] learn the hard way.
* BigBeautifulWoman: She is slightly heavyset and plump yet curvy, still beautiful at the same time as she was when she got married and became a parent.
* BootsOfToughness: In "For the Future", she wears these when she travels with her daughter to save the Demon Realm from Belos and the Collector. It's especially notable given that Camila is doing so to help protect her daughter as well as show her that she will always be with her daughter.
* CharacterDevelopment: When Camila is faced with clear evidence that her daughter is hurting, she immediately drops any pretense of having Luz stay in the Human Realm after she saw how much Luz has grown as a person thanks to her time in the Isles. Likewise, Camila later freely admits that she was wrong to ever encourage Luz not to be true to herself while also embracing [[ClosetGeek her own nerdy hobbies]].
* ClosetGeek: "Thanks to Them" reveals that she's the in-universe equivalent of a {{Trekkie}}, being the fan of a series called ''[[WhereNoParodyHasGoneBefore Cosmic Frontier]]'' and has an entire closet full of memorabilia in the basement. The label on one of the boxes even hints that she used to go to conventions with her late husband. Luz is delighted to find this out in "For The Future":
-->'''Camila:''' I forgot about the Astral Oath.\\
'''Luz:''' The what?\\
'''Camila:''' The Astral Oath is a promise made between Captain Avery and his family to love and protect each other just as they are, through supernovas and solar winds.\\
'''Luz:''' Mom, are you a secret nerd?!
* CondescendingCompassion: As it turns out, this is the reason that she sent Luz off to Summer Camp. Much like her daughter, Camila was a major nerd when she was growing up, though with Sci-Fi as opposed toexpelling Fantasy. As a result of her nerdy hobbies she was ''mercilessly'' bullied throughout the years, to the point that when a school educator specifically brings this up to Camila in relation to Luz going to Summer Camp, Camila ultimately caves in and agrees due to not wanting her daughter to have to go through the same experiences that she did, even if doing so requires Luz to repress who she really is. She later fully recognizes just how wrong this decision was and does her best to make amends to her daughter.
* CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass: She may just look like an ordinary civilian, but she has risked life and limb throughout her whole career for living creatures. In other words, she’s prepared to face anything.
* CutenessProximity: Much like her daughter, Camila tends to gush over particularly cute critters. When she first lays her eyes on King after confirming that he was the little kid Luz talked about, Camila copies Luz's initial reaction to him word for word. Likewise, when she first meets Stringbean and embraces the rest of the Hexsquad's Palismen she once again gushes about how cute they are in Spanish.
* DarkAndTroubledPast: "Thanks to Them" reveals that Camila was an outcast in her youth, and was bullied for it. Part of why she agreed to send Luz to Reality Check Summer Camp was because she had been convinced it would help her daughter make friends. "For the Future" confirms that this past is also the reason why she initially wasn't as supportive of Luz's authentic self, as Camila was afraid that her daughter would have to endure what she had to.
* DiseaseBleach: Downplayed. In season 3, Camila gains a streak of grey hair. This is likely due to the stress she had placed upon her from attempting to care for 5 extra teens in addition to her own daughter, all of whom have a great deal of trauma on their shoulders (and 4 of them having special dietary needs).
* EmotionSuppression: Camila kept a clear head once she's hit with the revelations that her daughter is living in the realm of demons and the person she thought was her daughter was actually a shapeshifter, successfully freeing Vee and attacking her capturer. However, once she has a moment to breathe, she breaks down and reveals to Luz that this is the most horrifying moment of her life.
* EveryoneHasStandards: In "Yesterday's Lie", while she initially brushes off Jacob Hopkins' ranting as that of just some crackpot ConspiracyTheorist, the instant she sees Vee imprisoned and frightened she promptly turns on Jacob and beats him down.
* ExpositoryHairstyleChange: In the time skip in "Thanks to Them", she has let her hair go back to its natural curls, with a straighening iron visible in the trash bin. It reflects her starting to move away from what is expected of her and towards what she actually feels is the best.
* FailedASpotCheck: Vee misspelled Luz's name in one of the letters she sent from camp, something Camila doesn't seem have to noticed, or consider to be unusual.
* FantasyForbiddingMother:
** Downplayed. While she loves Luz's creativity, she thinks Luz's obsession with fantasy is responsible for her being unable to make friends with other kids. She sent Luz to Reality Check camp not because she wanted to get rid of Luz's creativity -- indeed, Camila says that she loves how creative her daughter can get -- but to teach Luz how to hide it at school so she wouldn't be bullied as Camila was.
** As of "Thanks to Them", this is a DeconstructedTrope. She fully embraces Luz's eccentricities and would often defend her daughter from judgemental onlookers. It was the school principal that not only disapproves of Luz's disruptive behavior, but also reminds Camila of how her own eccentricities got her bullied. If anything, she doesn't want Luz to suffer the bullying that she did at her age.
** It's later completely {{subverted}} as of "For the Future", where although she was visibly disturbed by many of the traits of the Boiling Isles, she also clearly recognized just how much her daughter loved the place and how much leaving would negatively impact her. As such, Camila taps into [[ClosetGeek her own nerdy roots]] to assure Luz that her love of the macabre of the Boiling Isles along with other aspects of Fantasy are completely okay and that Camila was wrong to try and suppress them.
* FishOutOfWater: God bless her, she tries so hard when she first gets to the Boiling Isles, and overall holds her own pretty well, but she's still freaked out and in completely over her head. Camila, unlike her daughter, does ''not'' immediately take to living on a corpse or eating rodents. That said, when Luz herself first visited the Isles, this was not far from her own reaction, it's just that she needed time to adjust, though Camila ''does'' show less comfort with the... unique traits of the Isles than Luz did.
* {{Foil}}: Camila serves as this to Eda. Both of them fulfill the role of Luz's Parental Figure with Camila being her biological mother and Eda being her adoptive mother. Camila has a very small role for most of the series until Season 3, whereas Eda spends most of the series as one of the central characters, but isn't quite as central in Season 3. Whereas Eda started off as being lax towards Luz but was fully encouraging of her magical studies and later matured to be more caring of her, Camila started off as being too protective of Luz by encouraging her not to embrace her weird tendencies and magical studies, until Season 3 where Camila becomes much more allowing of Luz and fully supports her studies in magic and her life in the Demon Realm.
* ForYourOwnGood: This is why she sends Luz to "Reality-Check Camp" for the summer. Notably, Camila comes to ''deeply'' regret this attitude when she sees just how much Luz felt ostracized from her by Camila trying to encourage her to "be normal".
* FreudianExcuse: "Thanks to Them" provides a lot of context for her actions. While she was happy to let Luz be weird and creative as a kid, other parents were judgmental, calling Luz a tryhard and Camila a bad mom. Then, after the death of Manny, Luz's principal showed (valid) concern over the fact that Luz had no friends, and he speculated that a lot of her strange behavior was her trying and failing to process her grief. While Camila said that Luz was always a bit different even before her father died, this gave her serious pause, especially when it was pointed out that Camila herself was badly bullied as a teenager. The principal suggested the Reality Check camp to help Luz make friends and act more "normal." Ultimately, Camila did the things she did mostly to try and protect her daughter, and help her deal with the loss of her dad.
* FriendToAllLivingThings: She's shown to have a very easy time freeing a rabbit from an animal trap and later threatens to call the police on Jacob specifically for setting up the traps on her private property. She is a vet, after all, so empathy for animals is to be expected. She is even protective of Vee, despite learning she's been deceiving her for months, and initially being repulsed by her appearance. Likewise she is happily supportive of the rest of the Hexsquad living in her home when they lack a place to stay in the Human Realm after "King's Tide", and even tells Luz that if her friends would like to drink blood, she'd find a way.
* GoodParents: "For the Future" ultimately shows that Camila is a genuinely good and loving mother for Luz, even if she isn't a [[ParentsAsPeople perfect one]]. When she sees just how depressed her daughter is despite returning to the place she truly considers to be her home, Camila immediately asks for the advice of others who are close to Luz on how to best console her. Later, she freely admits that she shouldn't have tried to surpress Luz's geeky, and creative tendencies with Camila citing a detail from ''Cosmic Frontier'' called the Astral Oath, a proclamation for the Captain (Camila) to always care for and support her crew (Luz) regardless of circumstances, all the while assuring Luz that she shouldn't feel so awful about failing at times.
* GratuitousSpanish: Much like Luz, Camila can slip into this from time to time, particularly in moments of intense emotion for her. A standout example of this is her reaction to all of the Palismen including the newly hatched Stringbean embracing her at the end of "For the Future", where she [[CutenessProximity gushes about how cute they all are in her native language]].
* HereditaryHomosexuality: Implied. Her daughter Luz is canonically bisexual, and makes no attempt to pretend otherwise. While Camila's own sexuality is never specified outside of her attraction to men due to her marriage to her late husband, the fact that she had a bisexual pride magnet on her fridge ''before'' Luz came out to her suggests that she is bisexual as well.
* HiddenDepths: "Thanks to Them" shows that Camila had the same sort of difficulties that Luz experienced when she was growing up. Specifically, she was ostracized for being seen as weird and nerdy when she was at school, and as such Camila is afraid that Luz would have the same difficulties if she chooses to embrace her authentic self which is why she ultimately decided to send Luz to Summer Camp. "For the Future" reinforces this as Camila informs Luz that the single greatest mistake of her entire life was ever encouraging Luz not to be true to herself.
* ImCryingButIDontKnowWhy: In "Watching and Dreaming" the puppet form of Camila begins shedding tears when Belos kills Luz. What's notable is that she isn't actually aware of what happened, but nonetheless seems to understand that something terrible just happened to her beloved daughter.
* IneptMage: As a result of lacking the months of experience and experimentation with Glyphs that her daughter had, Camila shows that she isn't particularly effective at using them, in particular her attempt at casting an Ice Glyph backfires spectacularly and causes a massive cave in of the area where she is when she uses it. She does get better in the series finale, where she quickly draws up many glyphs on papers for the Hexsquad to use.
* InterspeciesAdoption: As of "Yesterday's Lie", this applies to the relationship between Camila and Vee. Even after learning that Vee is a basilisk who stole her daughter's identity in order to try and live a peaceful life free from the Emperor's Coven, Camila doesn't hold it against her and is more than happy to let Vee stay with her to the point that earlier in the episode, Vee outright referred to Camila as her mother. Likewise after "King's Tide", this effectively also applies to the rest of the Hexsquad [[note]]PlayedWith regarding Amity who is Camila's daughter-in-law in all but name, but is still being fostered by her for the time being[[/note]] whom Camila fosters in the intervening months between when they were forced out of the Demon Realm after the Day of Unity, and when they manage to find a way back in "Thanks to Them".
* {{Irony}}: Decided that it was fine to leave her daughter alone to be taken to camp. By the time she changes her mind to personally drive Luz there, it's too late, as Luz is off to the Boiling Isles. In a darker example, when Camila shows a happy willingness to support Luz staying in the Boiling Isles in "For the Future", Luz herself is so overcome with grief and shame over the events of the series that ''she'' is the one who feels like she shouldn't stay in the Boiling Isles.
* KindlyVet: Camila works as a veterinarian. In "Yesterday’s Lie", we see her kindness and empathy in action as she releases animals from traps, angry that would do something so cruel; when she learns that a basilisk has been impersonating her daughter for months, she winds up adopting her as her own.
* LackOfImagination: In "Yesterday's Lie", Camila tries to trick a ConspiracyTheorist by saying she just got a phone call from the President, only to give up partway through and admit she doesn't have the imagination to continue with the lie.
* LikeMotherLikeDaughter: Turns out she's just as much of a nerd as Luz is, only she was a sci-fi nerd. She also panics in a similar fashion when asked about the closet of Cosmic Frontier merch. PlayedForDrama in that the reason why Camila is so insistent on Luz trying to fit in more is because she's terrified that Luz will be bullied like she was in high school because of these shared quirks.
* LockedOutOfTheLoop: She's initially unaware that Luz is at the Boiling Isles, and "Enchanting Grom Fright" and "Keeping Up A-fear-ances" reveal that ''someone'' is keeping it that way by faking letters from Luz at camp and by sending a doppelganger to impersonate Luz respectively. "Yesterday's Lie" brings her into the loop once she learns that not only has Luz been in the demon realm this whole time, the "daughter" she thought she was housing since then was actually Vee, a basilisk from the Boiling Isles, and she's the one who did all those things.
* LoveObstructingParents: Unintentionally. She makes Luz promise to remain on Earth once she finds a way back, which is a serious threat to Luz's relationship with Amity. However, she wasn't actually trying to get in the way of their romance given that she didn't know that Amity existed (let alone that she and Luz were dating) at the time. Ultimately subverted; when Amity ends up stranded on Earth, Camila instantly [[OpenMindedParent accepts her as Luz's girlfriend]], and later decides to go back to the Boiling Isles ''with'' Luz to deal with Belos, showing that she's rethinking the whole "staying on Earth" thing.
* MamaBear: Camila has a real soft spot for small animals and children (especially her own daughter); hurting them is a good way to end up with a large shoe print on the side of your face. "For the Future" reinforces this, with the very first thing that she declares upon setting foot on the Boiling Isles being how she intends to give Belos a piece of her mind for what he's done, and she immediately leaps in front of the Hexsquad when she sees the Titan's Skull, thinking it to be dangerous.
* MomentOfWeakness: In "For the Future" this is how she views her decision to send Luz off to Summer Camp with the benefit of hindsight, as well as her overall [[CondescendingCompassion attitude]] towards Luz's many quirks. She freely admits that it was one of, if not the biggest mistake she made as a parent while giving Luz [[YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre a pep talk about how making mistakes is part of growing as a person]] to help console her over her guilt with regards to the events of the Day of Unity and her continual failings.
* TheMourningAfter: Is still single, even years after her husband Manny (Luz's father) died.
* MuggleWithADegreeInMagic: {{Downplayed}}. One of the stills in the credits for "Thanks to Them" show Luz teaching her how to use glyphs. Because she hasn't had anywhere near the amount of practice that her daughter has had with them, her first attempt to properly use one in battle during "For the Future" doesn't go so well, resulting in a MagicMisfire due to Camila drawing a slightly incorrect sigil for an Ice Glyph. It's also the only time in the episode that Camila uses a Glyph as a result, leaving most of the magic casting to the rest of the Hexsquad.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone:
** "Yesterday's Lie" features Camila experience this when Luz accidentally lets slip that she willingly chose to remain in the Demon Realm instead of going to Summer Camp. Camila breaks down and (not unjustifiably) assumes that the reason for Luz doing so was because she hated living with Camila that much. The episode ends with Camila stating that she never meant to push Luz away from her as she tearfully promises to be a better parent while begging Luz to come back and stay in the Human Realm.
** In "For the Future", Camila realizes just how much of a mistake it was to cave into her own fears that allowing Luz to embrace her true authentic self would cause her to experience the same sort of bullying and ostracization that Camila herself faced when she sees how utterly broken Luz, despite Camila accompanying her to the Demon Realm, as Luz says that she hasn't changed her mind on leaving the Demon Realm as a result of [[GuiltComplex her guilt over her role in the Day of Unity]].
* MyGodYouAreSerious: In "Yesterday's Lie", Camila is contacted by Luz, who tells her about the Demon Realm and how Vee is a VoluntaryShapeshifter who's been supplanting her, and asks her mother to rescue Vee from Jacob. [[AndYouThoughtItWasAGame Camila simply takes this as an elaborate game made by her daughter]], who she already knows to have an [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} overactive imagination]], and plays along to make her happy. Then she finds Vee in the museum, bound, gagged and trapped in a cage, and slowly realizes that this is no game.
* MyGreatestFailure: As it so happens, Camila has two major examples as seen in "For the Future". The first is how in spite of moving to Gravesfield out of the hope that the fancy hospital nearby would be able to save the life of her ill husband and Luz's father Manny, and she is understandably crushed when the move amounts to nothing. The second and most prominent example is how Camila feels like she failed as a mother to Luz by sending her to Summer Camp to encourage her not to be true to herself, all out of fear that Luz would be subjected to the same sort of bullying and ostracization that Camila herself did. This damaged Luz's already fragile self-esteem and sense of self worth, and left it vulnerable to almost irreperable breaking by subsequent events. While she can't change the former, she makes it clear to Luz that she does intend to fix the latter, as she states how she will always support Luz no matter what and encourages her to embrace her nerdiness and love for the Boiling Isles and all the weirdness it represents.
* MySignificanceSenseIsTingling: Camila has a minor but nonetheless heartbreaking example occur in "Watching and Dreaming". When Luz is temporarily killed by Belos, and the motes of light representing her soul ascend past the Hexsquad and Camila, she starts crying despite being a puppet at the time. While she isn't aware of what actually happened, she clearly recognized that something happened to Luz on an instinctual level.
* NiceGirl: Just like Luz, she's kind, caring, and well-meaning. Unfortunately, in her attempts to be caring for her daughter, she ends up accidentally pushing her away, though she grows out of this.
* NoHoldsBarredBeatdown: Camila utterly mops the floor with Jacob Hopkins when she goes to rescue Vee from his clutches, effortlessly managing to beat him down with her [[ShoeSlap sandal]].
* NotSoDifferentRemark: Camila delivers one of these to her daughter in "For the Future" combined with YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre. When Luz once again berates herself for her plans to save the Boiling Isles get turned on their head thanks to the surrounding circumstances, Camila assures her that making mistakes is part of life, citing her own failings as a person and a parent all the while noting how much like her daughter, Camila is also a [[ClosetGeek massive nerd]], culminating in Camila stating that her biggest mistake as a parent was in encouraging Luz not to be true to herself out of fear that her daughter would have to endure the same sort of bullying that Camila did when she was her age.
* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome: Camila's [[NoHoldsBarredBeatdown beatdown]] of Jacob Hopkins to rescue Vee occurs entirely offscreen, though given the complete lack of visible effort on Camila's part after the fact, it's strongly implied that it was ''[[ActionMom extremely]]'' one sided.
* OpenMindedParent: Zigzagged. She loves Luz and her creativity, but [[ParentsAsPeople Camila has her limits]].
** The show begins with Camila sending Luz to Reality Check camp. It's not because she wants Luz to stop being creative, but because Camila worries that this behaviour will cause Luz to be bullied like she was unless she learns to hide it. When Vee impersonates Luz and tries to be as mundane as possible, Camila worries that [[GoneHorriblyRight the camp actually changed her daughter]].
** In the Season 3 opener, when Luz officially comes out to her about her sexuality and relationship with Amity in "Thanks to Them", Camila happily pulls both girls into a hug. Afterwards, she makes a habit of wearing a heart-shaped pride pin on her shirt and she's shown to have books on raising an LGBT child in her room. It's implied that even when Luz placed a bisexual sticker on the fridge, Camila didn't think much of it at the time.
* OutlivingOnesOffspring: Briefly in "Watching and Dreaming", Camila outlives her daughter Luz due to Luz being killed by Belos. When the motes of light representing Luz's spirit ascend past Camila, her puppeted form promptly starts to weep. Thankfully, Luz is returned to life shortly thereafter, ultimately subverting the trope.
* ParentsAsPeople:
** Camila really loves Luz and how creative and imaginative she can be, but agrees to send her to the Reality Check Summer Camp after pressure from the school, and fears that Luz will be bullied like Camila was if she doesn't learn how to act "normal". She even decided to take the day off work to drive Luz there, giving her full control over the playlist, to make the transition easier on her. However, Luz and Vee had already unknowingly switched places when she came back.
** It's unclear how much Camila knows about Luz's life in the Boiling Isles, but when Luz let slip that she chose to stay on the Isles for an extended period of time, Camila is so scared that it was because of something ''she'' did that she makes Luz promise to stay in the Human Realm upon her return, swearing things will be different. This is in spite of Luz saying the reason she dislikes Earth has "never been you", because Luz loves her mother with all her heart.
** In "Thanks to Them", she immediately accepts Luz [[ComingOutStory coming out as bisexual to her]], doesn't express any open anger about Luz going to the Isles, and does her best to be a good caretaker for the displaced witches. She also has a nightmare where it's revealed that she always did her best to love and support Luz, quirks and all, and that her sending Luz to camp was in part motivated by wanting her to be happy and be able to fit in so she wouldn't be bullied like Camila herself was, and after getting to know Luz's friends and getting the full details of Luz's time in the Demon Realm she's able to recognize that Luz saying that she plans to stay in the Human Realm is a ''massive'' red flag.
** In "For the Future" she doesn't take the environment of the Demon Realm well, but she's willing to put aside her disgust for Luz and wants to talk things out about her choice to stay in the Human Realm. She invokes this in order to help Luz stop lambasting herself over her mistakes, even revealing that she was a massive nerd herself when she was Luz' age. Additionally, she asks Luz's friends for greater insight on her daughter and how to best support her in light of everything that has happened.
* ParentalSubstitute:
** During Season 2, She takes in Vee after mistaking her for Luz, and tells her that she can stay as long as she wants after learning the truth. Vee even refers to her as "Mom" on reflex due to how grateful she is for Camila taking care of her.
** Also applies to the rest of the Hexsquad at the start of season 3. She takes them all in with no hesitation, and even expresses surprise on becoming a mother of six so suddenly. A notable example as she also does her best to look out for their emotional wellbeing as well as their living arrangements as seen in "For the Future" where Camila encourages Willow not to try to suppress her emotions, primarily her fears, stress, and trauma.
* PreAsskickingOneLiner: Camila delivers one to Jacob right before [[ShoeSlap she smacks him around with her sandal]].
-->'''Jacob:''' I won't let you take my discovery! I'm the good guy here!\\
'''Camila:''' Yeah, a lot of bad guys say that.
* PrimAndProperBun: In her initial few appearances, Camila wore her hair like this, showing how she's more grounded and no-nonsense than her creative and imaginative daughter. Later appearances as of "Yesterday's Lie" would show her wearing her hair loose and "Thanks to Them" reveals that her no-nonsense persona is a facade.
* {{Ponzi}}: PlayedForLaughs. Camila was apparently duped into selling energy drinks for one of these for almost three years. She admits this to her daughter, listing it as one of her more amusing failures.
* QueerColors: [[AmbiguouslyBi Possibly]]. In Season 3, Camila starts wearing an LGBT Pride Pin on her outfits. What's unclear is if she is wearing this to represent herself or if she is wearing it to show solidarity and acceptance for her daughter Luz after she came out to her in "Thanks to Them". The ambiguity comes from the fact that Camila herself already had a Bisexual Pride fridge magnet ''before'' Luz actually came out to her, possibly suggesting that Camila shares her daughter's orientation.
* QuirkyCurls: Camila has naturally curly hair that grows out once she stops trying to force her quirky side down and shows more support for her daughter's nerdy tendencies. The straightening iron in Camila's trash implies that her formerly straight hair was her own attempt to conform to the rest of the community.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Her reaction to her daughter showing up in the rain with four children she doesn’t know is to welcome them into her home with open arms, giving them a place to sleep, food and new clothes. This is highlighted when Hunter bows to her like he did for [[AbusiveParents Belos]], only for Camila to immediately tell him to stop as she's just a nice person and doesn’t want to be revered. Likewise, when she sees that her daughter is displaying extremely dangerous levels of emotional distress thanks to being away from the Boiling Isles for so long in addition to her [[GuiltComplex shame over the events that led up to the situation she is now in]], Camila ''immediately'' opts to go to the Demon Realm with her to show how she recognizes how important the Isles are to Luz.
* SharedFamilyQuirks: Camila shares her daughter's tendency to offer up a nervous and dismissive laugh whenever someone broaches a subject that causes her great emotional distress. Specifically, she shares Luz's tendency to try and brush off the topic as if it wasn't affecting her even when one of her eyes is visibly half closed and she is acting odd. The most prominent example of this is when Hunter and Gus discover all of her [[ClosetGeek Cosmic Frontier merchandice]], which is her last reminder of her late husband Manny.
* ShipperOnDeck: [[{{ImpliedTrope}} Hinted at in "Thanks to Them".]] When Luz comes out to her mother and reveals her romance with her girlfriend Amity, Camila happily embraces both of them with a bright smile and never shows anything but support for the two as a couple even adding an LGBT Pride Pin to her wardrobe at all times, though she hasn't directly addressed the topic as of yet, and it isn't clear if the pin is meant to show solidarity for her daughter exclusively, [[AmbiguouslyBi or if it also represents Camila herself]].
* ShoeSlap: She'll use ''la chancla'' as a weapon if need be, even carrying one around in her purse. She's quite effective with it at that, since she knocks out Jacob with just a slipper and saves Vee.
* SilkHidingSteel: Camila seems like your run-of-the-mill mother character, loving but not all that exceptional. However, "Yesterday's Lie" showed everyone that Camila is perfectly capable of suppressing her fear in high-stress scenarios and knocking a fully grown man out with a single sandal.
* TheSixthRanger: Camila becomes this to the Hexsquad in "For the Future", taking Vee's place when she travels with them back to the Demon Realm to save it from Emperor Belos and the Collector due to Vee not being ready to truly face off against the Emperor just yet and Camila wanting to look out for her daughter's mental health.
* SmallRoleBigImpact:Just like with Camila leaves Luz outside their home for the bus to pick her up for camp instead of personally driving her daughter there... where Eda's owl comes in when she's not looking to take Luz's mother above, but because he agreed to having book away and Luz go to a summer camp, winds up chasing after it spiraled into Luz and entering the Boiling Isles.Isles. "Yesterday's Lie" reveals this ''also'' had a big impact on Vee, a young basilisk on the run from the Emperor's Coven, as Luz entering the Isles allowed Vee to realize a way to escape them. In Season 3 this no longer applies firstly due to Luz and her friends getting trapped in the Human Realm and then with Camila accompanying them back the Demon Realm to save it from Belos and the Collector.
* StrugglingSingleMother: Downplayed. She doesn't seem to be having any problem supporting herself and Luz at the start of the series, despite having been widowed for years at this point, but in "Thanks to Them" there's a large number of coupon clippings scattered around her room, suggesting that having to take care of an additional five kids (all but one of whom are shown to have special dietary needs) is starting to put a strain on her finances.
* SuspiciouslySpecificDenial: This is her reaction when Hunter and Gus reveal that they found the collection of ''Cosmic Frontier'' stuff in her basement. It's likely due to the merchandise being Camila's [[TragicKeepsake last reminder other than her daughter of her late husband]].
-->'''Camila:''' ''(forced grin)'' Oh. Ha ha! Funny how things just ''show up'' in basements, right? Without you hiding or putting them there! ''(nervous forced laughter)'' Life sure is FULL of surprises!
* TheTeamNormal: In "For the Future" Camila becomes this to the rest of the main cast including her daughter. Due to her complete lack of experience with Glyph Magic in comparison to her daughter, Camila primarily relies upon the red baseball bat that she brings with her from the Human Realm to defend herself. While she ''can'' use Glyphs she isn't very ''good'' at using them due to the lack of experience.
* TokenAdult: When the Hexsquad returns to the Demon Realm in "For the Future", Camila is the only grown up of the group and stands out in particular when it's revealed that aside from a few ''extremely'' lucky individuals, she is the only adult on the entire Boiling Isles who hasn't been turned into one of the Collector's puppets.
* TokenHuman: Much like Luz herself, Camila becomes this to the rest of the Boiling Isles when she travels with the Hexsquad to the Demon Realm. She stands out even more than her daughter due to Camila also being the only ''[[TokenAdult adult]]'' Human on the Boiling Isles.
* UnSorcerer: {{Downplayed}}. In the end of "Thanks to Them", Luz is shown showing her mother various Glyphs in the end segments. This carries over into "For the Future", where Camila activates her very first Glyph in the entire series... However because she drew the Glyph slightly wrong, the spell backfired and caused a large explosion. {{Justified|trope}} by the fact that unlike her daughter, Camila hasn't had months of experience in using them, meaning that while she ''can'' use Glyphs she isn't very good at it.
* UnfazedEveryman: Very much {{averted}} but notable anyways given its story importance. When Camila sees the Boiling Isles for herself in "For the Future", she is ''clearly'' [[FishOutOfWater deeply uncomfortable]] with the many macabre elements of the Isles. However, as Camila is well aware of how much the Boiling Isles means to her daughter, she does her hardest to power through her foreboding with regards to the Boiling Isles no matter how difficult it is for her to do so.
* WalkingSpoiler: Due to the amount of importance that Camila posses to Luz's character especially in light of several ''extremely'' spoiler heavy events that further increase Camila's prominence to the point of the very fact that she joins her daughter in returning to the Demon Realm in "Thanks to Them" being a ''massive'' spoiler, it's safe to say that getting into major discussions about Camila is basically impossible without spoiling many major events throughout the show.
* WantsVersusNeeds: Camila wants more than anything for her daughter to have a happy and fulfilling life. However, she feels that in order to do so she has to suppress her daughter's nerdy and energetic tendencies in order for Luz to have said fulfilling life. Learning that she can help her daughter to be a functioning member of the world while embracing her status as a noble Witch is central to Camila's CharacterDevelopment.
* WarriorTherapist: Camila proves herself to be capable of fighting in "Yesterday's Lie" and "For the Future", with the latter episode showing how Camila is attempting to look out for the wellbeing of the Hexsquad, with her encouraging Willow to let out her own repressed emotions over her situation and not knowing if her dads are okay, and making sure to console Luz on how it isn't bad that she fails from time to time and how Camila supports all of Luz's quirks and nerdiness.
* WhatTheHellHero:
** In "Yesterday's Lie" she doesn't hesitate to voice just how deeply hurt she is upon learning that her daughter didn't actually attend Summer Camp and instead ran away from home to the [[EldritchLocation Boiling Isles]] and willing chose to stay there, with Camila thinking that she did so because she hated living with Camila that much.
** Camila directs one at ''herself'' in "For the Future", with her remarking that the biggest mistake she ever made in her life was to try and encourage Luz to surpress her nerdy tendencies so she doesn't have to experience the same sort of bullying that Camila herself did in spite of how much it hurt Luz to not get that unconditional love and acceptance from her mother.
* WhatYouAreInTheDark:
** "Thanks to Them" shows that Camila actually ''didn't'' want to send Luz off to Summer Camp at least at first. She was initially fully supportive of Luz's many quirks and was actually pressured into sending her away only after the educator in her NightmareSequence reminding Camila how ''she'' was bullied in school at the same age and for the same reason that Luz was, ultimately leading her to support the decision.
** "Thanks to Them" also sees Camila firmly make up her mind in regards to going with Luz to the Demon Realm for the sake of her daughter's well-being, indicating that she is more than willing to let go of her own preconceived notions for the sake of Luz. Notably it takes place after she witnesses a video diary of her daughter deciding to remain in the Human Realm out of shame for the events of the Day of Unity.
* YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre: When Camila goes to console her daughter over Luz's sense of [[GuiltComplex guilt]] for everything bad that has happened to the Demon Realm because of Luz's presence, she makes sure to explain to her daughter that it's okay to fail while admitting that her own biggest failing was in ever not seeing Luz's authentic self for the beautiful and loving young girl she is out of fear that her nerdiness would get her to go through all of the same hardships that Camila herself did.
* YouAreNotAlone: Camila is on the giving end of this several times throughout "For the Future", the two most prominent examples being her brief offer of comfort to Willow in letting her let out all of the emotions that she has been trying to plug up, and her consoling of her daughter after Luz suffers yet another breakdown over a personal failure, with Camila admitting that she was wrong to try to send Luz to Summer Camp and encourage her not to embrace her nerdy quirks, all the while telling her daughter how it is okay to fail from time to time.
* ZombieAdvocate: Camila isn't about to let little things like species get in the way of caring for people that she takes in as children. She spells this out to Jacob Hopkins just before she beats him down and rescues Vee from his clutches, despite Vee being a shapeshifting basilisk who stole her daughter's identity. Likewise she is more than happy to care for the Witches in the Hexsquad when they get trapped within the Human Realm and is naturally also opposed to Belos [[MamaBear when he attempts to kill them]].
* ActionMom: As it turns out, just because Camila is a vet in the Human Realm, it very much does not mean she isn't capable of [[MamaBear beating up cruel maniacs like Jacob Hopkins when he kidnaps Vee]]. She continues this in "For the Future" where she accompanies her daughter to the Demon Realm to help liberate it, and shows that
* ADayInTheLimelight: Both "Thanks to Them" and "For the Future" put a spotlight on Camila as a person, and her motivations in regards to her parenting of her daughter. "Thanks to Them" shows how Camila was initially fully supportive of Luz's quirks and was ultimately pressured into sending Luz
* AdoptingTheAbused: She all but officially adopts Vee and
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: From what we've seen of him, he'd rather have
* AllLovingHero: Much like her daughter, Camila is more than
* ArtEvolution: Much like Luz, Camila has her hair restyled in the third
* AscendedExtra: Camila starts off as a very minor character who none the less [[SmallRoleBigImpact plays a substantial role in her daughter's character arc and provides a goal for Luz to strive for in return home]]. As a result of the Hexsquad including Luz getting trapped in the Human Realm as a result of the events of "King's Tide", Camila takes a far more prominent role in "Thanks to Them", with a good portion of the episode showing her attempts to adjust to the presence of the Demon Realm teens. "For the Future" sees this go ever further as she accompanies Luz back to the Demon Realm to help fight against Belos and the Collector, with a significant portion of the episode focusing on Camila's relationship with her daughter and her attempts to be a good mother to Luz.
* TheAtoner: "For the Future" sees Camila vow to improve her parenting of Luz, with her realizing just how much of a mistake it was to try and encourage Luz to surpress her nerdy tendencies in the hopes of not having to endure the same kind of ridicule that
* BadLiar
** She's only able to fool a ConspiracyTheorist into believing she works for the government thanks to his delusion that the government would actually take an interest in his ridiculous conspiracy theories. However, when he starts doubting her, Camila barely makes an attempt to lie before admitting she doesn't have the creativity to think something up, and ends the charade.
** In "For the Future" she attempts to play off her shock at the [[EldritchLocation the Demon Realm]] and its many disturbing aspects when she is assuring Luz that she supports her daughter that she approves of Luz remaining in the Demon Realm after seeing how much she loves the Isles. Emphasis on attempts as she is clearly quite nervous and Luz herself calls Camila on this saying that she doesn't have to pretend to like the Boiling Isles.
* BadassNormal: Even without the amount of experience with Glyph Magic that her daughter has, Camila is still more than capable of mopping up anyone who would cause harm to any innocent children.
* BatterUp: Camila takes up a red baseball bat nigh identical to the one used by "Beta Luz" in "For the Future" when she accompanies her daughter back to the Demon Realm. Ironically, the most prominent time she uses the bat is as a throwing weapon against Kikimora.
* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: Camila gets this threefold.
** Camila sent Luz to Reality Check Summer Camp hoping that she would learn to act more "normal" and avoid the bullying Camila herself suffered. The version of Luz she got back seems to be behaving as if it worked... but said version is not her daughter, and she even seems uncomfortable that the camp actually changed her daughter.
** In the Boiling Isles, Luz meets people who accept her for who she is, but it comes at the cost of her being trapped in a DeathWorld where (almost) EverythingIsTryingToKillYou and being mentored by a wanted criminal. In "Yesterday's Lie", Camila doesn't get a chance to learn the former before Luz is pulled back, and is left to assume her daughter just hated living with her that much.
** In "Yesterday's Lie", she wanted nothing more then for Luz to stay with her in the Human Realm, even making Luz promise to do so; by "Thanks to Them", she has far more information about the situation and about how much happier Luz was in the Demon Realm due to her finally making friends and being able to live the life she always dreamed of, so when she discovers that Luz plans to go through with the promise, Camila knows that it's a ''massive'' red flag for Luz's mental health.
* BewareTheNiceOnes: Camila is just as sweet caring and compassionate as her daughter is. And just like her daughter, giving Camila a reason to hate you is a
* BigBeautifulWoman: She is slightly heavyset and plump yet curvy, still beautiful at the same time as she was when she got married and became a parent.
* BootsOfToughness: In "For the Future", she wears these when she travels with her daughter to save the Demon Realm from Belos and the Collector. It's especially notable given that Camila is doing so to help protect her daughter as well as show her that she will always be with her daughter.
* CharacterDevelopment: When Camila is faced with clear evidence that her daughter is hurting, she immediately drops any pretense of having Luz stay in the Human Realm after she saw how much Luz has grown as a person thanks to her time in the Isles. Likewise, Camila later freely admits that she was wrong to ever encourage Luz not to be true to herself while also embracing [[ClosetGeek her own nerdy hobbies]].
* ClosetGeek: "Thanks to Them" reveals that she's the in-universe equivalent of a {{Trekkie}}, being the fan of a series called ''[[WhereNoParodyHasGoneBefore Cosmic Frontier]]'' and has an entire closet full of memorabilia in the basement. The label on one of the boxes even hints that she used to go to conventions with her late husband. Luz is delighted to find this out in "For The Future":
-->'''Camila:''' I forgot about the Astral Oath.\\
'''Luz:''' The what?\\
'''Camila:''' The Astral Oath is a promise made between Captain Avery and his family to love and protect each other just as they are, through supernovas and solar winds.\\
'''Luz:''' Mom, are you a secret nerd?!
* CondescendingCompassion: As it turns out, this is the reason that she sent Luz off to Summer Camp. Much like her daughter, Camila was a major nerd when she was growing up, though with Sci-Fi as opposed to
* CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass: She may just look like an ordinary civilian, but she has risked life and limb throughout her whole career for living creatures. In other words, she’s prepared to face anything.
* CutenessProximity: Much like her daughter, Camila tends to gush over particularly cute critters. When she first lays her eyes on King after confirming that he was the little kid Luz talked about, Camila copies Luz's initial reaction to him word for word. Likewise, when she first meets Stringbean and embraces the rest of the Hexsquad's Palismen she once again gushes about how cute they are in Spanish.
* DarkAndTroubledPast: "Thanks to Them" reveals that Camila was an outcast in her youth, and was bullied for it. Part of why she agreed to send Luz to Reality Check Summer Camp was because she had been convinced it would help her daughter make friends. "For the Future" confirms that this past is also the reason why she initially wasn't as supportive of Luz's authentic self, as Camila was afraid that her daughter would have to endure what she had to.
* DiseaseBleach: Downplayed. In season 3, Camila gains a streak of grey hair. This is likely due to the stress she had placed upon her from attempting to care for 5 extra teens in addition to her own daughter, all of whom have a great deal of trauma on their shoulders (and 4 of them having special dietary needs).
* EmotionSuppression: Camila kept a clear head once she's hit with the revelations that her daughter is living in the realm of demons and the person she thought was her daughter was actually a shapeshifter, successfully freeing Vee and attacking her capturer. However, once she has a moment to breathe, she breaks down and reveals to Luz that this is the most horrifying moment of her life.
* EveryoneHasStandards: In "Yesterday's Lie", while she initially brushes off Jacob Hopkins' ranting as that of just some crackpot ConspiracyTheorist, the instant she sees Vee imprisoned and frightened she promptly turns on Jacob and beats him down.
* ExpositoryHairstyleChange: In the time skip in "Thanks to Them", she has let her hair go back to its natural curls, with a straighening iron visible in the trash bin. It reflects her starting to move away from what is expected of her and towards what she actually feels is the best.
* FailedASpotCheck: Vee misspelled Luz's name in one of the letters she sent from camp, something Camila doesn't seem have to noticed, or consider to be unusual.
* FantasyForbiddingMother:
** Downplayed. While she loves Luz's creativity, she thinks Luz's obsession with fantasy is responsible for her being unable to make friends with other kids. She sent Luz to Reality Check camp not because she wanted to get rid of Luz's creativity -- indeed, Camila says that she loves how creative her daughter can get -- but to teach Luz how to hide it at school so she wouldn't be bullied as Camila was.
** As of "Thanks to Them", this is a DeconstructedTrope. She fully embraces Luz's eccentricities and would often defend her daughter from judgemental onlookers. It was the school principal that not only disapproves of Luz's disruptive behavior, but also reminds Camila of how her own eccentricities got her bullied. If anything, she doesn't want Luz to suffer the bullying that she did at her age.
** It's later completely {{subverted}} as of "For the Future", where although she was visibly disturbed by many of the traits of the Boiling Isles, she also clearly recognized just how much her daughter loved the place and how much leaving would negatively impact her. As such, Camila taps into [[ClosetGeek her own nerdy roots]] to assure Luz that her love of the macabre of the Boiling Isles along with other aspects of Fantasy are completely okay and that Camila was wrong to try and suppress them.
* FishOutOfWater: God bless her, she tries so hard when she first gets to the Boiling Isles, and overall holds her own pretty well, but she's still freaked out and in completely over her head. Camila, unlike her daughter, does ''not'' immediately take to living on a corpse or eating rodents. That said, when Luz herself first visited the Isles, this was not far from her own reaction, it's just that she needed time to adjust, though Camila ''does'' show less comfort with the... unique traits of the Isles than Luz did.
* {{Foil}}: Camila serves as this to Eda. Both of them fulfill the role of Luz's Parental Figure with Camila being her biological mother and Eda being her adoptive mother. Camila has a very small role for most of the series until Season 3, whereas Eda spends most of the series as one of the central characters, but isn't quite as central in Season 3. Whereas Eda started off as being lax towards Luz but was fully encouraging of her magical studies and later matured to be more caring of her, Camila started off as being too protective of Luz by encouraging her not to embrace her weird tendencies and magical studies, until Season 3 where Camila becomes much more allowing of Luz and fully supports her studies in magic and her life in the Demon Realm.
* ForYourOwnGood: This is why she sends Luz to "Reality-Check Camp" for the summer. Notably, Camila comes to ''deeply'' regret this attitude when she sees just how much Luz felt ostracized from her by Camila trying to encourage her to "be normal".
* FreudianExcuse: "Thanks to Them" provides a lot of context for her actions. While she was happy to let Luz be weird and creative as a kid, other parents were judgmental, calling Luz a tryhard and Camila a bad mom. Then, after the death of Manny, Luz's principal showed (valid) concern over the fact that Luz had no friends, and he speculated that a lot of her strange behavior was her trying and failing to process her grief. While Camila said that Luz was always a bit different even before her father died, this gave her serious pause, especially when it was pointed out that Camila herself was badly bullied as a teenager. The principal suggested the Reality Check camp to help Luz make friends and act more "normal." Ultimately, Camila did the things she did mostly to try and protect her daughter, and help her deal with the loss of her dad.
* FriendToAllLivingThings: She's shown to have a very easy time freeing a rabbit from an animal trap and later threatens to call the police on Jacob specifically for setting up the traps on her private property. She is a vet, after all, so empathy for animals is to be expected. She is even protective of Vee, despite learning she's been deceiving her for months, and initially being repulsed by her appearance. Likewise she is happily supportive of the rest of the Hexsquad living in her home when they lack a place to stay in the Human Realm after "King's Tide", and even tells Luz that if her friends would like to drink blood, she'd find a way.
* GoodParents: "For the Future" ultimately shows that Camila is a genuinely good and loving mother for Luz, even if she isn't a [[ParentsAsPeople perfect one]]. When she sees just how depressed her daughter is despite returning to the place she truly considers to be her home, Camila immediately asks for the advice of others who are close to Luz on how to best console her. Later, she freely admits that she shouldn't have tried to surpress Luz's geeky, and creative tendencies with Camila citing a detail from ''Cosmic Frontier'' called the Astral Oath, a proclamation for the Captain (Camila) to always care for and support her crew (Luz) regardless of circumstances, all the while assuring Luz that she shouldn't feel so awful about failing at times.
* GratuitousSpanish: Much like Luz, Camila can slip into this from time to time, particularly in moments of intense emotion for her. A standout example of this is her reaction to all of the Palismen including the newly hatched Stringbean embracing her at the end of "For the Future", where she [[CutenessProximity gushes about how cute they all are in her native language]].
* HereditaryHomosexuality: Implied. Her daughter Luz is canonically bisexual, and makes no attempt to pretend otherwise. While Camila's own sexuality is never specified outside of her attraction to men due to her marriage to her late husband, the fact that she had a bisexual pride magnet on her fridge ''before'' Luz came out to her suggests that she is bisexual as well.
* HiddenDepths: "Thanks to Them" shows that Camila had the same sort of difficulties that Luz experienced when she was growing up. Specifically, she was ostracized for being seen as weird and nerdy when she was at school, and as such Camila is afraid that Luz would have the same difficulties if she chooses to embrace her authentic self which is why she ultimately decided to send Luz to Summer Camp. "For the Future" reinforces this as Camila informs Luz that the single greatest mistake of her entire life was ever encouraging Luz not to be true to herself.
* ImCryingButIDontKnowWhy: In "Watching and Dreaming" the puppet form of Camila begins shedding tears when Belos kills Luz. What's notable is that she isn't actually aware of what happened, but nonetheless seems to understand that something terrible just happened to her beloved daughter.
* IneptMage: As a result of lacking the months of experience and experimentation with Glyphs that her daughter had, Camila shows that she isn't particularly effective at using them, in particular her attempt at casting an Ice Glyph backfires spectacularly and causes a massive cave in of the area where she is when she uses it. She does get better in the series finale, where she quickly draws up many glyphs on papers for the Hexsquad to use.
* InterspeciesAdoption: As of "Yesterday's Lie", this applies to the relationship between Camila and Vee. Even after learning that Vee is a basilisk who stole her daughter's identity in order to try and live a peaceful life free from the Emperor's Coven, Camila doesn't hold it against her and is more than happy to let Vee stay with her to the point that earlier in the episode, Vee outright referred to Camila as her mother. Likewise after "King's Tide", this effectively also applies to the rest of the Hexsquad [[note]]PlayedWith regarding Amity who is Camila's daughter-in-law in all but name, but is still being fostered by her for the time being[[/note]] whom Camila fosters in the intervening months between when they were forced out of the Demon Realm after the Day of Unity, and when they manage to find a way back in "Thanks to Them".
* {{Irony}}: Decided that it was fine to leave her daughter alone to be taken to camp. By the time she changes her mind to personally drive Luz there, it's too late, as Luz is off to the Boiling Isles. In a darker example, when Camila shows a happy willingness to support Luz staying in the Boiling Isles in "For the Future", Luz herself is so overcome with grief and shame over the events of the series that ''she'' is the one who feels like she shouldn't stay in the Boiling Isles.
* KindlyVet: Camila works as a veterinarian. In "Yesterday’s Lie", we see her kindness and empathy in action as she releases animals from traps, angry that would do something so cruel; when she learns that a basilisk has been impersonating her daughter for months, she winds up adopting her as her own.
* LackOfImagination: In "Yesterday's Lie", Camila tries to trick a ConspiracyTheorist by saying she just got a phone call from the President, only to give up partway through and admit she doesn't have the imagination to continue with the lie.
* LikeMotherLikeDaughter: Turns out she's just as much of a nerd as Luz is, only she was a sci-fi nerd. She also panics in a similar fashion when asked about the closet of Cosmic Frontier merch. PlayedForDrama in that the reason why Camila is so insistent on Luz trying to fit in more is because she's terrified that Luz will be bullied like she was in high school because of these shared quirks.
* LockedOutOfTheLoop: She's initially unaware that Luz is at the Boiling Isles, and "Enchanting Grom Fright" and "Keeping Up A-fear-ances" reveal that ''someone'' is keeping it that way by faking letters from Luz at camp and by sending a doppelganger to impersonate Luz respectively. "Yesterday's Lie" brings her into the loop once she learns that not only has Luz been in the demon realm this whole time, the "daughter" she thought she was housing since then was actually Vee, a basilisk from the Boiling Isles, and she's the one who did all those things.
* LoveObstructingParents: Unintentionally. She makes Luz promise to remain on Earth once she finds a way back, which is a serious threat to Luz's relationship with Amity. However, she wasn't actually trying to get in the way of their romance given that she didn't know that Amity existed (let alone that she and Luz were dating) at the time. Ultimately subverted; when Amity ends up stranded on Earth, Camila instantly [[OpenMindedParent accepts her as Luz's girlfriend]], and later decides to go back to the Boiling Isles ''with'' Luz to deal with Belos, showing that she's rethinking the whole "staying on Earth" thing.
* MamaBear: Camila has a real soft spot for small animals and children (especially her own daughter); hurting them is a good way to end up with a large shoe print on the side of your face. "For the Future" reinforces this, with the very first thing that she declares upon setting foot on the Boiling Isles being how she intends to give Belos a piece of her mind for what he's done, and she immediately leaps in front of the Hexsquad when she sees the Titan's Skull, thinking it to be dangerous.
* MomentOfWeakness: In "For the Future" this is how she views her decision to send Luz off to Summer Camp with the benefit of hindsight, as well as her overall [[CondescendingCompassion attitude]] towards Luz's many quirks. She freely admits that it was one of, if not the biggest mistake she made as a parent while giving Luz [[YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre a pep talk about how making mistakes is part of growing as a person]] to help console her over her guilt with regards to the events of the Day of Unity and her continual failings.
* TheMourningAfter: Is still single, even years after her husband Manny (Luz's father) died.
* MuggleWithADegreeInMagic: {{Downplayed}}. One of the stills in the credits for "Thanks to Them" show Luz teaching her how to use glyphs. Because she hasn't had anywhere near the amount of practice that her daughter has had with them, her first attempt to properly use one in battle during "For the Future" doesn't go so well, resulting in a MagicMisfire due to Camila drawing a slightly incorrect sigil for an Ice Glyph. It's also the only time in the episode that Camila uses a Glyph as a result, leaving most of the magic casting to the rest of the Hexsquad.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone:
** "Yesterday's Lie" features Camila experience this when Luz accidentally lets slip that she willingly chose to remain in the Demon Realm instead of going to Summer Camp. Camila breaks down and (not unjustifiably) assumes that the reason for Luz doing so was because she hated living with Camila that much. The episode ends with Camila stating that she never meant to push Luz away from her as she tearfully promises to be a better parent while begging Luz to come back and stay in the Human Realm.
** In "For the Future", Camila realizes just how much of a mistake it was to cave into her own fears that allowing Luz to embrace her true authentic self would cause her to experience the same sort of bullying and ostracization that Camila herself faced when she sees how utterly broken Luz, despite Camila accompanying her to the Demon Realm, as Luz says that she hasn't changed her mind on leaving the Demon Realm as a result of [[GuiltComplex her guilt over her role in the Day of Unity]].
* MyGodYouAreSerious: In "Yesterday's Lie", Camila is contacted by Luz, who tells her about the Demon Realm and how Vee is a VoluntaryShapeshifter who's been supplanting her, and asks her mother to rescue Vee from Jacob. [[AndYouThoughtItWasAGame Camila simply takes this as an elaborate game made by her daughter]], who she already knows to have an [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} overactive imagination]], and plays along to make her happy. Then she finds Vee in the museum, bound, gagged and trapped in a cage, and slowly realizes that this is no game.
* MyGreatestFailure: As it so happens, Camila has two major examples as seen in "For the Future". The first is how in spite of moving to Gravesfield out of the hope that the fancy hospital nearby would be able to save the life of her ill husband and Luz's father Manny, and she is understandably crushed when the move amounts to nothing. The second and most prominent example is how Camila feels like she failed as a mother to Luz by sending her to Summer Camp to encourage her not to be true to herself, all out of fear that Luz would be subjected to the same sort of bullying and ostracization that Camila herself did. This damaged Luz's already fragile self-esteem and sense of self worth, and left it vulnerable to almost irreperable breaking by subsequent events. While she can't change the former, she makes it clear to Luz that she does intend to fix the latter, as she states how she will always support Luz no matter what and encourages her to embrace her nerdiness and love for the Boiling Isles and all the weirdness it represents.
* MySignificanceSenseIsTingling: Camila has a minor but nonetheless heartbreaking example occur in "Watching and Dreaming". When Luz is temporarily killed by Belos, and the motes of light representing her soul ascend past the Hexsquad and Camila, she starts crying despite being a puppet at the time. While she isn't aware of what actually happened, she clearly recognized that something happened to Luz on an instinctual level.
* NiceGirl: Just like Luz, she's kind, caring, and well-meaning. Unfortunately, in her attempts to be caring for her daughter, she ends up accidentally pushing her away, though she grows out of this.
* NoHoldsBarredBeatdown: Camila utterly mops the floor with Jacob Hopkins when she goes to rescue Vee from his clutches, effortlessly managing to beat him down with her [[ShoeSlap sandal]].
* NotSoDifferentRemark: Camila delivers one of these to her daughter in "For the Future" combined with YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre. When Luz once again berates herself for her plans to save the Boiling Isles get turned on their head thanks to the surrounding circumstances, Camila assures her that making mistakes is part of life, citing her own failings as a person and a parent all the while noting how much like her daughter, Camila is also a [[ClosetGeek massive nerd]], culminating in Camila stating that her biggest mistake as a parent was in encouraging Luz not to be true to herself out of fear that her daughter would have to endure the same sort of bullying that Camila did when she was her age.
* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome: Camila's [[NoHoldsBarredBeatdown beatdown]] of Jacob Hopkins to rescue Vee occurs entirely offscreen, though given the complete lack of visible effort on Camila's part after the fact, it's strongly implied that it was ''[[ActionMom extremely]]'' one sided.
* OpenMindedParent: Zigzagged. She loves Luz and her creativity, but [[ParentsAsPeople Camila has her limits]].
** The show begins with Camila sending Luz to Reality Check camp. It's not because she wants Luz to stop being creative, but because Camila worries that this behaviour will cause Luz to be bullied like she was unless she learns to hide it. When Vee impersonates Luz and tries to be as mundane as possible, Camila worries that [[GoneHorriblyRight the camp actually changed her daughter]].
** In the Season 3 opener, when Luz officially comes out to her about her sexuality and relationship with Amity in "Thanks to Them", Camila happily pulls both girls into a hug. Afterwards, she makes a habit of wearing a heart-shaped pride pin on her shirt and she's shown to have books on raising an LGBT child in her room. It's implied that even when Luz placed a bisexual sticker on the fridge, Camila didn't think much of it at the time.
* OutlivingOnesOffspring: Briefly in "Watching and Dreaming", Camila outlives her daughter Luz due to Luz being killed by Belos. When the motes of light representing Luz's spirit ascend past Camila, her puppeted form promptly starts to weep. Thankfully, Luz is returned to life shortly thereafter, ultimately subverting the trope.
* ParentsAsPeople:
** Camila really loves Luz and how creative and imaginative she can be, but agrees to send her to the Reality Check Summer Camp after pressure from the school, and fears that Luz will be bullied like Camila was if she doesn't learn how to act "normal". She even decided to take the day off work to drive Luz there, giving her full control over the playlist, to make the transition easier on her. However, Luz and Vee had already unknowingly switched places when she came back.
** It's unclear how much Camila knows about Luz's life in the Boiling Isles, but when Luz let slip that she chose to stay on the Isles for an extended period of time, Camila is so scared that it was because of something ''she'' did that she makes Luz promise to stay in the Human Realm upon her return, swearing things will be different. This is in spite of Luz saying the reason she dislikes Earth has "never been you", because Luz loves her mother with all her heart.
** In "Thanks to Them", she immediately accepts Luz [[ComingOutStory coming out as bisexual to her]], doesn't express any open anger about Luz going to the Isles, and does her best to be a good caretaker for the displaced witches. She also has a nightmare where it's revealed that she always did her best to love and support Luz, quirks and all, and that her sending Luz to camp was in part motivated by wanting her to be happy and be able to fit in so she wouldn't be bullied like Camila herself was, and after getting to know Luz's friends and getting the full details of Luz's time in the Demon Realm she's able to recognize that Luz saying that she plans to stay in the Human Realm is a ''massive'' red flag.
** In "For the Future" she doesn't take the environment of the Demon Realm well, but she's willing to put aside her disgust for Luz and wants to talk things out about her choice to stay in the Human Realm. She invokes this in order to help Luz stop lambasting herself over her mistakes, even revealing that she was a massive nerd herself when she was Luz' age. Additionally, she asks Luz's friends for greater insight on her daughter and how to best support her in light of everything that has happened.
* ParentalSubstitute:
** During Season 2, She takes in Vee after mistaking her for Luz, and tells her that she can stay as long as she wants after learning the truth. Vee even refers to her as "Mom" on reflex due to how grateful she is for Camila taking care of her.
** Also applies to the rest of the Hexsquad at the start of season 3. She takes them all in with no hesitation, and even expresses surprise on becoming a mother of six so suddenly. A notable example as she also does her best to look out for their emotional wellbeing as well as their living arrangements as seen in "For the Future" where Camila encourages Willow not to try to suppress her emotions, primarily her fears, stress, and trauma.
* PreAsskickingOneLiner: Camila delivers one to Jacob right before [[ShoeSlap she smacks him around with her sandal]].
-->'''Jacob:''' I won't let you take my discovery! I'm the good guy here!\\
'''Camila:''' Yeah, a lot of bad guys say that.
* PrimAndProperBun: In her initial few appearances, Camila wore her hair like this, showing how she's more grounded and no-nonsense than her creative and imaginative daughter. Later appearances as of "Yesterday's Lie" would show her wearing her hair loose and "Thanks to Them" reveals that her no-nonsense persona is a facade.
* {{Ponzi}}: PlayedForLaughs. Camila was apparently duped into selling energy drinks for one of these for almost three years. She admits this to her daughter, listing it as one of her more amusing failures.
* QueerColors: [[AmbiguouslyBi Possibly]]. In Season 3, Camila starts wearing an LGBT Pride Pin on her outfits. What's unclear is if she is wearing this to represent herself or if she is wearing it to show solidarity and acceptance for her daughter Luz after she came out to her in "Thanks to Them". The ambiguity comes from the fact that Camila herself already had a Bisexual Pride fridge magnet ''before'' Luz actually came out to her, possibly suggesting that Camila shares her daughter's orientation.
* QuirkyCurls: Camila has naturally curly hair that grows out once she stops trying to force her quirky side down and shows more support for her daughter's nerdy tendencies. The straightening iron in Camila's trash implies that her formerly straight hair was her own attempt to conform to the rest of the community.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Her reaction to her daughter showing up in the rain with four children she doesn’t know is to welcome them into her home with open arms, giving them a place to sleep, food and new clothes. This is highlighted when Hunter bows to her like he did for [[AbusiveParents Belos]], only for Camila to immediately tell him to stop as she's just a nice person and doesn’t want to be revered. Likewise, when she sees that her daughter is displaying extremely dangerous levels of emotional distress thanks to being away from the Boiling Isles for so long in addition to her [[GuiltComplex shame over the events that led up to the situation she is now in]], Camila ''immediately'' opts to go to the Demon Realm with her to show how she recognizes how important the Isles are to Luz.
* SharedFamilyQuirks: Camila shares her daughter's tendency to offer up a nervous and dismissive laugh whenever someone broaches a subject that causes her great emotional distress. Specifically, she shares Luz's tendency to try and brush off the topic as if it wasn't affecting her even when one of her eyes is visibly half closed and she is acting odd. The most prominent example of this is when Hunter and Gus discover all of her [[ClosetGeek Cosmic Frontier merchandice]], which is her last reminder of her late husband Manny.
* ShipperOnDeck: [[{{ImpliedTrope}} Hinted at in "Thanks to Them".]] When Luz comes out to her mother and reveals her romance with her girlfriend Amity, Camila happily embraces both of them with a bright smile and never shows anything but support for the two as a couple even adding an LGBT Pride Pin to her wardrobe at all times, though she hasn't directly addressed the topic as of yet, and it isn't clear if the pin is meant to show solidarity for her daughter exclusively, [[AmbiguouslyBi or if it also represents Camila herself]].
* ShoeSlap: She'll use ''la chancla'' as a weapon if need be, even carrying one around in her purse. She's quite effective with it at that, since she knocks out Jacob with just a slipper and saves Vee.
* SilkHidingSteel: Camila seems like your run-of-the-mill mother character, loving but not all that exceptional. However, "Yesterday's Lie" showed everyone that Camila is perfectly capable of suppressing her fear in high-stress scenarios and knocking a fully grown man out with a single sandal.
* TheSixthRanger: Camila becomes this to the Hexsquad in "For the Future", taking Vee's place when she travels with them back to the Demon Realm to save it from Emperor Belos and the Collector due to Vee not being ready to truly face off against the Emperor just yet and Camila wanting to look out for her daughter's mental health.
* SmallRoleBigImpact:
* StrugglingSingleMother: Downplayed. She doesn't seem to be having any problem supporting herself and Luz at the start of the series, despite having been widowed for years at this point, but in "Thanks to Them" there's a large number of coupon clippings scattered around her room, suggesting that having to take care of an additional five kids (all but one of whom are shown to have special dietary needs) is starting to put a strain on her finances.
* SuspiciouslySpecificDenial: This is her reaction when Hunter and Gus reveal that they found the collection of ''Cosmic Frontier'' stuff in her basement. It's likely due to the merchandise being Camila's [[TragicKeepsake last reminder other than her daughter of her late husband]].
-->'''Camila:''' ''(forced grin)'' Oh. Ha ha! Funny how things just ''show up'' in basements, right? Without you hiding or putting them there! ''(nervous forced laughter)'' Life sure is FULL of surprises!
* TheTeamNormal: In "For the Future" Camila becomes this to the rest of the main cast including her daughter. Due to her complete lack of experience with Glyph Magic in comparison to her daughter, Camila primarily relies upon the red baseball bat that she brings with her from the Human Realm to defend herself. While she ''can'' use Glyphs she isn't very ''good'' at using them due to the lack of experience.
* TokenAdult: When the Hexsquad returns to the Demon Realm in "For the Future", Camila is the only grown up of the group and stands out in particular when it's revealed that aside from a few ''extremely'' lucky individuals, she is the only adult on the entire Boiling Isles who hasn't been turned into one of the Collector's puppets.
* TokenHuman: Much like Luz herself, Camila becomes this to the rest of the Boiling Isles when she travels with the Hexsquad to the Demon Realm. She stands out even more than her daughter due to Camila also being the only ''[[TokenAdult adult]]'' Human on the Boiling Isles.
* UnSorcerer: {{Downplayed}}. In the end of "Thanks to Them", Luz is shown showing her mother various Glyphs in the end segments. This carries over into "For the Future", where Camila activates her very first Glyph in the entire series... However because she drew the Glyph slightly wrong, the spell backfired and caused a large explosion. {{Justified|trope}} by the fact that unlike her daughter, Camila hasn't had months of experience in using them, meaning that while she ''can'' use Glyphs she isn't very good at it.
* UnfazedEveryman: Very much {{averted}} but notable anyways given its story importance. When Camila sees the Boiling Isles for herself in "For the Future", she is ''clearly'' [[FishOutOfWater deeply uncomfortable]] with the many macabre elements of the Isles. However, as Camila is well aware of how much the Boiling Isles means to her daughter, she does her hardest to power through her foreboding with regards to the Boiling Isles no matter how difficult it is for her to do so.
* WalkingSpoiler: Due to the amount of importance that Camila posses to Luz's character especially in light of several ''extremely'' spoiler heavy events that further increase Camila's prominence to the point of the very fact that she joins her daughter in returning to the Demon Realm in "Thanks to Them" being a ''massive'' spoiler, it's safe to say that getting into major discussions about Camila is basically impossible without spoiling many major events throughout the show.
* WantsVersusNeeds: Camila wants more than anything for her daughter to have a happy and fulfilling life. However, she feels that in order to do so she has to suppress her daughter's nerdy and energetic tendencies in order for Luz to have said fulfilling life. Learning that she can help her daughter to be a functioning member of the world while embracing her status as a noble Witch is central to Camila's CharacterDevelopment.
* WarriorTherapist: Camila proves herself to be capable of fighting in "Yesterday's Lie" and "For the Future", with the latter episode showing how Camila is attempting to look out for the wellbeing of the Hexsquad, with her encouraging Willow to let out her own repressed emotions over her situation and not knowing if her dads are okay, and making sure to console Luz on how it isn't bad that she fails from time to time and how Camila supports all of Luz's quirks and nerdiness.
* WhatTheHellHero:
** In "Yesterday's Lie" she doesn't hesitate to voice just how deeply hurt she is upon learning that her daughter didn't actually attend Summer Camp and instead ran away from home to the [[EldritchLocation Boiling Isles]] and willing chose to stay there, with Camila thinking that she did so because she hated living with Camila that much.
** Camila directs one at ''herself'' in "For the Future", with her remarking that the biggest mistake she ever made in her life was to try and encourage Luz to surpress her nerdy tendencies so she doesn't have to experience the same sort of bullying that Camila herself did in spite of how much it hurt Luz to not get that unconditional love and acceptance from her mother.
* WhatYouAreInTheDark:
** "Thanks to Them" shows that Camila actually ''didn't'' want to send Luz off to Summer Camp at least at first. She was initially fully supportive of Luz's many quirks and was actually pressured into sending her away only after the educator in her NightmareSequence reminding Camila how ''she'' was bullied in school at the same age and for the same reason that Luz was, ultimately leading her to support the decision.
** "Thanks to Them" also sees Camila firmly make up her mind in regards to going with Luz to the Demon Realm for the sake of her daughter's well-being, indicating that she is more than willing to let go of her own preconceived notions for the sake of Luz. Notably it takes place after she witnesses a video diary of her daughter deciding to remain in the Human Realm out of shame for the events of the Day of Unity.
* YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre: When Camila goes to console her daughter over Luz's sense of [[GuiltComplex guilt]] for everything bad that has happened to the Demon Realm because of Luz's presence, she makes sure to explain to her daughter that it's okay to fail while admitting that her own biggest failing was in ever not seeing Luz's authentic self for the beautiful and loving young girl she is out of fear that her nerdiness would get her to go through all of the same hardships that Camila herself did.
* YouAreNotAlone: Camila is on the giving end of this several times throughout "For the Future", the two most prominent examples being her brief offer of comfort to Willow in letting her let out all of the emotions that she has been trying to plug up, and her consoling of her daughter after Luz suffers yet another breakdown over a personal failure, with Camila admitting that she was wrong to try to send Luz to Summer Camp and encourage her not to embrace her nerdy quirks, all the while telling her daughter how it is okay to fail from time to time.
* ZombieAdvocate: Camila isn't about to let little things like species get in the way of caring for people that she takes in as children. She spells this out to Jacob Hopkins just before she beats him down and rescues Vee from his clutches, despite Vee being a shapeshifting basilisk who stole her daughter's identity. Likewise she is more than happy to care for the Witches in the Hexsquad when they get trapped within the Human Realm and is naturally also opposed to Belos [[MamaBear when he attempts to kill them]].
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->''"Your book report is why you're in here."''
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* JerkassHasAPoint: More so "angry ReasonableAuthorityFigure" has a point; him telling off Luz for her book report would come off as mean... if it weren't for the fact that it involved live snakes and a firework. Luz visibly has no response when she finds out the backup snakes get loose and attacked the student body. Then the one she's holding attacks ''him.'' We can only hope they're nonvenomous.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: From what we've seen of him, he'd rather have a conference with her mother than ban Luz ''outright''. She was already in the office several times already for childish and NightmareFetishist behavior, and he only calls her mother after the third time. What's more, he seems to agree that sending Luz to Reality Check Summer Camp is a good idea, as opposed to expelling her.
* SmallRoleBigImpact: Just like with Luz's mother above, but because he agreed to having Luz go to a summer camp, it spiraled into Luz entering the Boiling Isles.
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->''"Your book report is why you're in here."''
Luz's beleaguered principal.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: More so "angry ReasonableAuthorityFigure" has a point; him telling off Luz for her book report would come off as mean... if it weren't for the fact that it involved live snakes and a firework. Luz visibly has no response when she finds out the backup snakes get loose and attacked the student body. Then the one she's holding attacks ''him.'' We can only hope they're nonvenomous.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: From what we've seen of him, he'd rather have a conference with her mother than ban Luz ''outright''. She was already in the office several times already for childish and NightmareFetishist behavior, and he only calls her mother after the third time. What's more, he seems to agree that sending Luz to Reality Check Summer Camp is a good idea, as opposed to expelling her.
* SmallRoleBigImpact: Just like with Luz's mother above, but because he agreed to having Luz go to a summer camp, it spiraled into Luz entering the Boiling Isles.
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* NothingIsScarier: The voice that can be heard may be from something living in the realm, or the realm itself, but one whisper tells Luz to stay there. In either case, something is watching her. This voice also ''isn't'' the Titan's spirit, which sounds completely different. We never learn what it is.
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* NothingIsScarier: The voice that can be heard may be from something living in the realm, or the realm itself, but one whisper tells Luz to stay there. In either case, something is watching her. This voice also ''isn't'' the Titan's spirit, spirit or the Collector, which sounds both sound completely different. We never learn what it is.
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* EarlyBirdCameo: Their monstrous form is a full preview of what Belos actually looks like under his human glamour. And fittingly, it's the form that Belos refuses to associate himself with because he cannot imagine himself as this wretched monster.
