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* During chapter 4, Luz, who has just gone through an intense last minute studying session with Amity, collapses onto Skara's lap in exhaustion. When she tries to ask Skara if she could sleep there, however, [[ShipTease Skara clarifies only Boscha can do that before helping the human get up]].
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* BottomlessMagazines: [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] with [[spoiler: the magiguns. None of the characters ever reload them, nor ever seem to run out of ammo, because the glyphs attached to them ''are'' the ammo, meaning that as long as the glyph's okay then the magigun can fire indefinitely.]]
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* BallroomBlitz: Needless to say, The Blight Ball and the Cupid Bee Car ball don't go without things going to absolute hell, with [[spoiler: Amirani blowing up the Blight mansion and turning into a monster]] and [[spoiler: the fight against Louise and Bort]] being standout moments.
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* AbnormalAmmo: [[spoiler: The magiguns' bullets appear to be based on whatever glyph is attached to them: a magigun with an ice glyph would shoot icicles, for example.]]
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* TrialByFriendlyFire: [[spoiler: At the climax of The Cupid Bee Car, during a struggle with the Amity-Amirani fusion, Luz is told by a lucid Amity that she needs to shoot her sac of magic bile, which is the only thing keeping Amirani around with Prometheus dead. Though greatly hesitant, Luz eventually takes the shot, cursing out Amirani before pulling the trigger, destroying Amirani and Amity's ability to do magic in one fell swoop.]]
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* NeverSayDie: [[AvertedTrope Averted]]. If a character has the intentions of killing someone else, the word "die" and those related to it (kill, murder, and so on) ''will'' be used.
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* BigDamnReunion: Happens between Luz, the Blight twins, [[spoiler: Skara and Amity]] during the Cupid Bee Car saga. [[spoiler: Luz and Skara joyfully hug each other while laughing and spinning for a moment, while Amity hugs her siblings, tearfully telling them how much she missed them before they return the hug.]]
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* StuffBlowingUp: Explosion glyphs are used a couple times.
** Luz, naturally, uses several of these while [[spoiler: fighting Emira at Azura's former workplace.]]
** [[spoiler: Amirani outright ''blows herself up'' with dozens of these glyphs when
** Shortly after that, Luz uses the glyphs yet again to [[spoiler: expose Amirani's weakness]], while Amity mixes it with HybridPower when she [[spoiler: creates a mix between this and a Light glyph, with King's help, and tries to use it to destroy Amirani once and for all.]]
** Luz, naturally, uses several of these while [[spoiler: fighting Emira at Azura's former workplace.]]
** [[spoiler: Amirani outright ''blows herself up'' with dozens of these glyphs when
** Shortly after that, Luz uses the glyphs yet again to [[spoiler: expose Amirani's weakness]], while Amity mixes it with HybridPower when she [[spoiler: creates a mix between this and a Light glyph, with King's help, and tries to use it to destroy Amirani once and for all.]]
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* WeNeedADistraction: Right after [[spoiler: Willow ''busts a door open'' with a giant plant fist during the Blight Ball, Persephone, Amity, and Skara rework their dance number as a distraction, keeping everybody occupied on them while Mattholomule fixes the wall.]]
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* OnThree: [[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded]]. After [[spoiler: Amity and Skara finish talking with Boa on a crystal ball]], Willow ends up ''busting a wall open'' after confusing Gus' use of this trope, which they both discuss.
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** Another common FandomSpecificPlot is that Amity's the result of an affair Alador had with another woman, turning Odalia into a ResentfulGuardian who gives Amity impossibly high standards to make Alador pay. In this story, there ''is'' and affair, and Alador ''is'' related to it, but ''Amity'' isn't the result of it, [[spoiler: ''Skara'' is. And Odalia was not only aware of the affair, but ''started'' it and tried to take ''advantage'' of it by using the resulting ChildByRape as a ''bargaining chip'' to gain connections to the Underworld.]]
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* FantasticMedicinalBodilyProduct: Witches that are heavily attuned to [[HealingHands Healing magic]] have this in the form of [[HealItWithBlood their blood]], as explained by Cat.
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* PercussiveMaintenance: [[spoiler: Hazel]] tries to do this when [[spoiler: the Passenger scanning machine]] repeatedly fails to register them. [[spoiler: They end up destroy it instead.]]
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* OddFriendship: Like in Canon, Skara and Boscha are friends here. ''Unlike'' in canon, where they were both witches from aristocratic families, Boscha's a PersonOfMassDestruction {{Pyromaniac}} while Skara [[spoiler: turns into a half-Griffin witch after an incident involving a HealingPotion, and is then revealed to be the ''princess'' of the Boiling Underworld.]]
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* AdultFear:
** Skara's arc is about dealing with the disappearance of Boscha and being bullied by being in association with her.
** The end of Chapter 6 has Amity seeing [[spoiler:her entire house empty as her parents and older siblings were kidnapped.]]
** Chapter 7 has Amirani exclaiming how she has not seen her daughter in a week, and how she believes the Blights have something to do with this. She does go into a bit of extremes trying to [[spoiler:murder Amity with an axe though...]]
** The Blight parents indirectly and accidentally pissed off the rulers of a DeathWorld not once, but ''twice'', and now have to deal with not only their potential revenge, but Amity becoming their primary target thanks to her history with Boscha.
** The Boiling Underworld is one giant example of this: an EldritchLocation where MightMakesRight reaches its logical conclusion, where people are either "Strong", "Weak", or "Nothing", the latter [[spoiler: even having their deceased corpses harvested for organs to feed the Strong]] And keep in mind, ''Boscha lives here''.
** [[spoiler: The person you've both bullied and been bullied to, which you eventually hurt so badly they decide to cut you out of their life, ''is your own half-sister'', which you only learn while being told AwfulTruth after AwfulTruth about the history of your family.]] This, ladies and gentlemen, sums up Amity and [[spoiler: Amirani's]] talk in Chapter 22.
** Simon and Grace's situation with Zenith Fantasy. Not only do they have to survive losing against a nigh unstoppable monster who could still be out there, but who could ''kill'' them, but they also have to help four kids get their numbers down while not only facing a Train that won't forget what they've done as the Apex, but ''then'' [[spoiler: get the top spot on the Revamped Apex's hit list, all because they refused to split apart from the kids and become slaves to the group.]]
** Persephone's backstory is a massive heap of this. [[spoiler: Imagine not only being raped by a person you legitimately like, which was enforced by someone you thought would leave you alone if you did the same, but then have the shock of it leave you so weak and impotent that you not only give birth to a child you thought was stillborn, but then, once it becomes clear you can't take care of the child, you not only have her adopted by one of your associates, but then ''erase her memory of it'' so she can start anew. And then, to add insult to injury, she eventually returns to her original home anyway, this time ''sporting a bandaged eye caused by the daughter of the woman who hurt you'', '''which was the thing you wanted to prevent in the first place'''.]]
** Boscha's backstory, however, takes the cake. [[spoiler: After getting beaten up by Amity, her mother had her DeniedFoodAsPunishment for not being willing to kill, and then try to drill a dog-eats-dog mentality to ensure it'd never happen again, but her father ''used her as a guinea pig'' in order to test potions and procedures, with both parents ultimately causing their daughter to grow up to be the monster everybody knows today.]]
** Skara's arc is about dealing with the disappearance of Boscha and being bullied by being in association with her.
** The end of Chapter 6 has Amity seeing [[spoiler:her entire house empty as her parents and older siblings were kidnapped.]]
** Chapter 7 has Amirani exclaiming how she has not seen her daughter in a week, and how she believes the Blights have something to do with this. She does go into a bit of extremes trying to [[spoiler:murder Amity with an axe though...]]
** The Blight parents indirectly and accidentally pissed off the rulers of a DeathWorld not once, but ''twice'', and now have to deal with not only their potential revenge, but Amity becoming their primary target thanks to her history with Boscha.
** The Boiling Underworld is one giant example of this: an EldritchLocation where MightMakesRight reaches its logical conclusion, where people are either "Strong", "Weak", or "Nothing", the latter [[spoiler: even having their deceased corpses harvested for organs to feed the Strong]] And keep in mind, ''Boscha lives here''.
** [[spoiler: The person you've both bullied and been bullied to, which you eventually hurt so badly they decide to cut you out of their life, ''is your own half-sister'', which you only learn while being told AwfulTruth after AwfulTruth about the history of your family.]] This, ladies and gentlemen, sums up Amity and [[spoiler: Amirani's]] talk in Chapter 22.
** Simon and Grace's situation with Zenith Fantasy. Not only do they have to survive losing against a nigh unstoppable monster who could still be out there, but who could ''kill'' them, but they also have to help four kids get their numbers down while not only facing a Train that won't forget what they've done as the Apex, but ''then'' [[spoiler: get the top spot on the Revamped Apex's hit list, all because they refused to split apart from the kids and become slaves to the group.]]
** Persephone's backstory is a massive heap of this. [[spoiler: Imagine not only being raped by a person you legitimately like, which was enforced by someone you thought would leave you alone if you did the same, but then have the shock of it leave you so weak and impotent that you not only give birth to a child you thought was stillborn, but then, once it becomes clear you can't take care of the child, you not only have her adopted by one of your associates, but then ''erase her memory of it'' so she can start anew. And then, to add insult to injury, she eventually returns to her original home anyway, this time ''sporting a bandaged eye caused by the daughter of the woman who hurt you'', '''which was the thing you wanted to prevent in the first place'''.]]
** Boscha's backstory, however, takes the cake. [[spoiler: After getting beaten up by Amity, her mother had her DeniedFoodAsPunishment for not being willing to kill, and then try to drill a dog-eats-dog mentality to ensure it'd never happen again, but her father ''used her as a guinea pig'' in order to test potions and procedures, with both parents ultimately causing their daughter to grow up to be the monster everybody knows today.]]
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!!''General trope examples:''
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* [[DeconstructedCharacterArchetype/InfinityTrainBoilingPoint Deconstructed Character Archetype]]
* [[Foil/InfinityTrainBoilingPoint Foil]]
* [[RealityEnsues/InfinityTrainBoilingPoint Reality Ensues]]
* [[SpiritualAntithesis/InfinityTrainBoilingPoint Spiritual Antithesis]]
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* [[DeconstructedCharacterArchetype/InfinityTrainBoilingPoint Deconstructed Character Archetype]]
* [[Foil/InfinityTrainBoilingPoint Foil]]
* [[RealityEnsues/InfinityTrainBoilingPoint Reality Ensues]]
* [[SpiritualAntithesis/InfinityTrainBoilingPoint Spiritual Antithesis]]
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** Simon and Grace's situation with Zenith Fantasy. Not only do they have to survive losing against a nigh unstoppable monster who could still be out there, but who could ''kill'' them, but they also have to help four kids get their numbers down while not only facing a Train that won't forget what they've done as the Apex, but ''then'' [[spoiler: get the top spot on the Revamped Apex's hit list, all because they refused to split apart from the kids and become slaves to the group.]]
** Persephone's backstory is a massive heap of this. [[spoiler: Imagine not only being raped by a person you legitimately like, which was enforced by someone you thought would leave you alone if you did the same, but then have the shock of it leave you so weak and impotent that you not only give birth to a child you thought was stillborn, but then, once it becomes clear you can't take care of the child, you not only have her adopted by one of your associates, but then ''erase her memory of it'' so she can start anew. And then, to add insult to injury, she eventually returns to her original home anyway, this time ''sporting a bandaged eye caused by the daughter of the woman who hurt you'', '''which was the thing you wanted to prevent in the first place'''.]]
** Boscha's backstory, however, takes the cake. [[spoiler: After getting beaten up by Amity, her mother had her DeniedFoodAsPunishment for not being willing to kill, and then try to drill a dog-eats-dog mentality to ensure it'd never happen again, but her father ''used her as a guinea pig'' in order to test potions and procedures, with both parents ultimately causing their daughter to grow up to be the monster everybody knows today.]]
** Persephone's backstory is a massive heap of this. [[spoiler: Imagine not only being raped by a person you legitimately like, which was enforced by someone you thought would leave you alone if you did the same, but then have the shock of it leave you so weak and impotent that you not only give birth to a child you thought was stillborn, but then, once it becomes clear you can't take care of the child, you not only have her adopted by one of your associates, but then ''erase her memory of it'' so she can start anew. And then, to add insult to injury, she eventually returns to her original home anyway, this time ''sporting a bandaged eye caused by the daughter of the woman who hurt you'', '''which was the thing you wanted to prevent in the first place'''.]]
** Boscha's backstory, however, takes the cake. [[spoiler: After getting beaten up by Amity, her mother had her DeniedFoodAsPunishment for not being willing to kill, and then try to drill a dog-eats-dog mentality to ensure it'd never happen again, but her father ''used her as a guinea pig'' in order to test potions and procedures, with both parents ultimately causing their daughter to grow up to be the monster everybody knows today.]]
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* OurSoulsAreDifferent: Soul Denizens, as revealed in Act 2, are Denizens made from the soul of a Passenger subjected to [[spoiler: the Heart System]] as an attempt to help them grow properly. There's always at least two: The Nobody, who represents the base person and has their memories, and the Heartless, who represents on of their biggest issues and obstacles, with more Soul Denizens being made depending on how damaged the Passenger is. Finally, they can only be significantly hurt by Keyblades: everything else doesn't hurt as much.
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** [[spoiler: The person you've both bullied and been bullied to, which you eventually hurt so badly they decide to cut you out of their life, ''is your own half-sister'', which you only learn while being told AwfulTruth after AwfulTruth about the history of your family.]] This, ladies and gentlemen, sums up Amity and [[spoiler: Amirani's]] talk in Chapter 22.
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* CagedBirdMetaphor: During Act 2, Skara, who has birds as her AnimalMotifs and after [[spoiler: her brief moment as a griffin monster]] gets avian wings, [[spoiler: is currently trapped in the Boiling Underworld, her original homeworld. There's also a side of GildedCage to it, since not only is she living with her mother, but the cell she's staying at is more or less a normal room rather than a prison cell.]]
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* CallASmeepARabbit: In the Boiling Underworld, "fireflies" are red spheres of light with insectoid wings.
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* CerebusRetcon: CerebusRetcon:
** Book 3 of Infinity Train never revealed the source of Hazel's name. In this story, [[spoiler: it's the literal, numerical cypher translation of the number designated to her pod, meaning it's not even an actual ''name''.]]
** While Amity breaking up her friendship with Willow was already pretty bad, this story makes it ''worse'', [[spoiler: as what followed soon after was Amity ''venting on Boscha by beating her up until she knocked her out'', at which point DisasterDominoes fell down that would lead to Boscha becoming a monster.]]
** Amity's remark that Skara was mean, despite evidence to the contrary? [[spoiler: When they first met at kids, it was HateAtFirstSight on Amity's end, and her view on her was warped since then.]]
** Book 3 of Infinity Train never revealed the source of Hazel's name. In this story, [[spoiler: it's the literal, numerical cypher translation of the number designated to her pod, meaning it's not even an actual ''name''.]]
** While Amity breaking up her friendship with Willow was already pretty bad, this story makes it ''worse'', [[spoiler: as what followed soon after was Amity ''venting on Boscha by beating her up until she knocked her out'', at which point DisasterDominoes fell down that would lead to Boscha becoming a monster.]]
** Amity's remark that Skara was mean, despite evidence to the contrary? [[spoiler: When they first met at kids, it was HateAtFirstSight on Amity's end, and her view on her was warped since then.]]
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* DetentionEpisode: Chapter 11 has Skara sent to detention because of the tentacles balloon plan she and her friends did with Boscha. Of course, [[GuiltByAssociationGag not only was Skara the ''only'' one sent to detention]], but it doesn't take long before a certain trio of troublemakers catches her...
* DemotedToExtra: If the original title didn't give you a hint, the tenants of "The Owl House" are the main characters of the show. In here, most of them are reduced to background characters.
** [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed]] with Luz. She plays a role in both canon and this story, but she's the main character in the former, while she's a supporting character in here.
** A notable example is the group of Luz, Willow, and Gus. In the canon show, these three are the most prominent group featured, while in here, only Luz retains some of her relevance: Willow is reduced to a background character, and Gus is nowhere to be seen.
* DemotedToExtra: If the original title didn't give you a hint, the tenants of "The Owl House" are the main characters of the show. In here, most of them are reduced to background characters.
** [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed]] with Luz. She plays a role in both canon and this story, but she's the main character in the former, while she's a supporting character in here.
** A notable example is the group of Luz, Willow, and Gus. In the canon show, these three are the most prominent group featured, while in here, only Luz retains some of her relevance: Willow is reduced to a background character, and Gus is nowhere to be seen.
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* DetentionEpisode: Chapter 11 has Skara sent to detention because of the tentacles balloon plan she and her friends did with Boscha. Of course, [[GuiltByAssociationGag not only was Skara the ''only'' one sent to detention]], but it doesn't take long before a certain trio of troublemakers catches her...
* DemotedToExtra: If the original title didn't give you a hint, the tenants of "The Owl House" are the main characters of the show. In here, most of them are reduced to background characters.
** [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed]] with Luz. She plays a role in both canon and this story, but she's the main character in the former, while she's a supporting character in here.
** A notable example is the group of Luz, Willow, and Gus. In the canon show, these three are the most prominent group featured, while in here, only Luz retains some of her relevance: Willow is reduced to a background character, and Gus is nowhere to be seen.
* DetentionEpisode: Chapter 11 has Skara sent to detention because of the tentacles balloon plan she and her friends did with Boscha. Of course, [[GuiltByAssociationGag not only was Skara the ''only'' one sent to detention]], but it doesn't take long before a certain trio of troublemakers catches her...
* DemotedToExtra: If the original title didn't give you a hint, the tenants of "The Owl House" are the main characters of the show. In here, most of them are reduced to background characters.
** [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed]] with Luz. She plays a role in both canon and this story, but she's the main character in the former, while she's a supporting character in here.
** A notable example is the group of Luz, Willow, and Gus. In the canon show, these three are the most prominent group featured, while in here, only Luz retains some of her relevance: Willow is reduced to a background character, and Gus is nowhere to be seen.
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** This is how Luz sees the Blight twins after [[spoiler: Amity gets kidnapped by Amirani]], since while ''she'' at least tried to stop that from happening, the twins were paralyzed the entire time.
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* LongLostRelative: PlayedForDrama. [[spoiler: Act 2 reveals that Alador raped Skara's mother, Persephone, in order to give birth to her so Odalia could use her to gain connections to the Underworld. The drama comes from the fact that Amity and Skara learn about this not only ''after'' their relationship hit rock bottom due to their fight at Hexside, but while they're both in quite possibly the ''worst'' moment to learn about this: Skara's currently trapped in the Boiling Underworld alongside her mother, while Amity's being bombarded with AwfulTruth after AwfulTruth regarding everything she though she knew, ''while'' she's being kidnapped by Amirani.]]
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** Hazel's status as [[spoiler: a failed clone of Alrick]] doesn't get explored much, especially the idea of whether she's identified as a Passenger or a Denizen because of it. [[spoiler: The story runs with the idea that, thanks to her unique circumstances, she's a complete paradox that the Train fails to recognize as anything beyond a Denizen.]]
** Amity's parents were willing to break her friendship with Willow just to make her associate with high class witches. This story runs with the idea that they, or at least Odalia, wouldn't stop there to get what they want, [[spoiler: as Odalia uses Mind Magic to force Alador to ''rape'' Persephone, the Queen of the Underworld, as an attempt to gain connections to said underworld.]]
** Amity's parents were willing to break her friendship with Willow just to make her associate with high class witches. This story runs with the idea that they, or at least Odalia, wouldn't stop there to get what they want, [[spoiler: as Odalia uses Mind Magic to force Alador to ''rape'' Persephone, the Queen of the Underworld, as an attempt to gain connections to said underworld.]]
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* UnpleasantParentReveal: Skara's father is initially believed to be Warden Wrath, but eventually, we find out the truth: [[spoiler: Warden Wrath's her ''adoptive'' father, while her biological father is ''Alador Blight'', '''''Amity's father'''''.]]
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* MagicalLibrary: Two notable examples, one from each side of the story.
** On the Infinity Train, there's the library at Mana Academy, which holds not only a collection of all sorts of magical topics, but even has a BookcagePassage that leads to a place that houses a site where magical objects are kept safe.
** On the Boiling Isles, the library Amity volunteered at is very much the same: it has all sorts of magical books and even a BookcagePassage. The difference comes to where said passage leads to: [[spoiler: the former workplace of ''Azura the Good Witch''.]]
** On the Infinity Train, there's the library at Mana Academy, which holds not only a collection of all sorts of magical topics, but even has a BookcagePassage that leads to a place that houses a site where magical objects are kept safe.
** On the Boiling Isles, the library Amity volunteered at is very much the same: it has all sorts of magical books and even a BookcagePassage. The difference comes to where said passage leads to: [[spoiler: the former workplace of ''Azura the Good Witch''.]]
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* BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind: [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed]]. [[spoiler:Amity enters her own mind and comes into conflict with her inner self over trying to get rid of the Mind Magic plaguing her, but she doesn't actively ''engage'' Inner Amity, instead focusing on trying to find the source of the Mind Magic and destroy it.]]
