The Owl House

TV · 2020

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The Owl House IS WOKE!

  • SHOW TYPE

    TV

    TV

  • SHOW LENGTH

    SHOW LENGTH
  • PROTECTION

    protection
  • RELEASED

    RELEASED

    2020

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WOKE EVIDENCE:

    • The show's protagonist, a 14 year old girl, claims to be "bisexual", and dates another girl who's a witch. The show also introduces a character who claims to be "non-binary", and is referred to as a "they/them" by the characters, and the show's only significant male characters are either villain, or comedic relief.
    0 · Ranked 0. Needs +5 to keep this title omitted (5 more net +1).
    • The show's protagonist, a 14 year old girl, claims to be "bisexual", and dates another girl who's a witch. The show also introduces a character who claims to be "non-binary", and is referred to as a "they/them" by the characters, and the show's only significant male characters are either villain, or comedic relief.
    0 · Ranked 0. Needs +5 to keep this title omitted (5 more net +1).
    • The show's protagonist, a 14 year old girl, claims to be "bisexual", and dates another girl who's a witch. The show also introduces a character who claims to be "non-binary", and is referred to as a "they/them" by the characters, and the show's only significant male characters are either villain, or comedic relief.
    0 · Ranked 0. Needs +5 to keep this title omitted (5 more net +1).
    • The show's protagonist, a 14 year old girl, claims to be "bisexual", and dates another girl who's a witch. The show also introduces a character who claims to be "non-binary", and is referred to as a "they/them" by the characters, and the show's only significant male characters are either villain, or comedic relief.
    0 · Ranked 0. Needs +5 to keep this title omitted (5 more net +1).
    • One character has two married dads.
    0 · Ranked 0. Needs +5 to keep this title omitted (5 more net +1).

The Owl House follows Luz, a self-assured teenage human girl who accidentally stumbles upon a portal to the Demon Realm where she befriends a rebellious witch, Eda, and an adorably tiny warrior, King.

Despite not having magical abilities, Luz pursues her dream of becoming a witch by serving as Eda's apprentice at the Owl House and ultimately finds a new family in an unlikely setting.

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Community verdict: woke. Not in the catalog. 100% labeled it woke, and a justification is ranked at 0 (needs +5 to keep it out).

0 of 1 did not label it woke · 1 did (100%) · top reason 0 / +5 · 5 members to decide

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