It wasn't one of the episodes I expected the most, but it was super docile and incredible to watch. Alongside "Really Small Problems", this was another episode of The Owl House that contributed to its characters' development, in this case between Amity and Willow. I already expected the episode to be more or less like this, as I theorized that it would address something about Willow's past, since in that episode she lost her memories, or that she would be jealous that Amity and Luz are doing so well now.
I admit that the treatment of using Memory Lane to talk about Amity and Willow's past and friendship was a great idea, although I expected more about it. I really loved how Amity and Willow got along so well in childhood, and how their "amity" (unnecessary pun) went down because of Amity's parents (I still hope their faces show up on the show). And besides, I loved some scenes between Luz and Amity (they are cute together). Other than the fact that Willow's parents were both men. (I just found it kind of weird because I'm not so familiar, but I liked it)
Anyway, "Understanding Willow" was a great episode for the quality of the show but I admit that I expected a little more about how the producers would deal with Willow's past instead of Memory Lane where over there, the conflict was legally and emotionally , but I kind of didn't get too involved or it was kind of simple to see (my opinion). Anyway, I really loved the episode and it was one of the most elaborate of the show in my opinion. Just don't really like Gus's side story interviewing Eda and King for a random reason, but overall, Disney nailed it in choosing two great and docible character-focused episodes to fill the morning of August 1st 2020. Really enjoyed!!
I admit that the treatment of using Memory Lane to talk about Amity and Willow's past and friendship was a great idea, although I expected more about it. I really loved how Amity and Willow got along so well in childhood, and how their "amity" (unnecessary pun) went down because of Amity's parents (I still hope their faces show up on the show). And besides, I loved some scenes between Luz and Amity (they are cute together). Other than the fact that Willow's parents were both men. (I just found it kind of weird because I'm not so familiar, but I liked it)
Anyway, "Understanding Willow" was a great episode for the quality of the show but I admit that I expected a little more about how the producers would deal with Willow's past instead of Memory Lane where over there, the conflict was legally and emotionally , but I kind of didn't get too involved or it was kind of simple to see (my opinion). Anyway, I really loved the episode and it was one of the most elaborate of the show in my opinion. Just don't really like Gus's side story interviewing Eda and King for a random reason, but overall, Disney nailed it in choosing two great and docible character-focused episodes to fill the morning of August 1st 2020. Really enjoyed!!