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The Collector is a former antagonist of The Owl Housethe collector owl house, acting as the secondary antagonist of the second season and one of two central antagonists of the third season. A mysterious, god-like entity known as a " collector ", he [note 1] was originally trapped inside the In Between Realm where he spent centuries awaiting his release.

A mysterious, god-like entity, he [note 1] was originally trapped inside the In Between Realm where he spent centuries awaiting his release. When assistance arrived in the form of Emperor Belos , the Collector helped the emperor with the Day of Unity in exchange for his freedom. Once the event proceeded as planned, Belos went back on his word and abandoned The Collector in his prison, only to be freed from it later by King. Upon his release, the Collector took over the Boiling Isles and turned it into his personal kingdom with King as his bound companion. Following his takeover, the Collector currently resides in the Archive House with King, together partaking in a game with the transformed citizens acting out the adventures of King's life.

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The Collector The Owl House is a featured article , which means it has been identified as one of the best articles produced by the Disney Wiki community. If you see a way this page can be updated or improved without compromising previous work, please feel free to contribute. This article is about the character from The Owl House. For other characters, see Collector disambiguation. The Collector is the now reformed secondary antagonist of the animated series The Owl House. He is a mysterious entity imprisoned within the Boiling Isles that has come in league with Emperor Belos , intent on gaining freedom on the Day of Unity and taking revenge by wreaking havoc upon the Demon Realm. After Belos betrays him, he promptly defeats him and proceeds to turn the Boiling Isles into his own personal playground. The Collector is an enigmatic figure with vague, obscure roots in the history of the Demon Realm. The youngest of Collector siblings, he went to the Demon Realm to make friends with the Titans. However, his siblings killed them all and abandoned their younger brother, leading to sole remaining Titan imprisoning him due to mistakenly believing he was at fault for the Titan genocide.

Villain Protagonist : Much of Season 3 sees him as a Villain Deuteragonistsince his screentime is dedicated towards his development. It's implied that this attitude shift was the Collector desperately trying to appeal to and get along with Belos, in order to ensure he wouldn't abandon themthe collector owl house, going along with what he wanted to 'play' rather than what they did, because the Emperor made certain he was the only link the The collector owl house had to the outside world. He has tan-yellow skin, bushy white hair and eyebrows, an upward-pointing nose, and a large pale blue blotch that eclipses the left side of his face, giving the right side the appearance of a crescent moon shape.

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

This character is a Walking Spoiler. Therefore, all spoilers will be unmarked on this page. You Have Been Warned. Wanna play? To you, who stray so far from home. To me, who's trapped beneath these bones. We'll play forever, me and you, when you paint the land in nine bright hues!

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Coupled with his wish to be friends with King and make him happy, it is indicated that the Collector yearns to have a companion like him who understands him. He or rather, maybe one of his siblings created the Owl Beast curse by binding the poor creature to a magic scroll, and he also created the Draining Spell, which cannot be halted until the eclipse that activates it ends, or he stops it himself. Upon release, they forcefully inundate everybody on the Boiling Isles at the time, with the exception of those who managed to get to the Human Realm, into their game of "Owl House. As a result of being taken advantage of, the Collector loathes deception, especially when the person turns back on their promise. Eda: Everyone nearly died from the draining spell. Sign In Register. Non-Human Non-Binary : It's not clear what the Collector is exactly, beyond their description as "a child from the stars. Philip made a bargain with the Collector: in exchange for Philip freeing the Collector from his prison, the Collector will help Philip with his goal of eradicating the inhabitants of the Boiling Isles. The Owl House. The Owl House Credits Theme :. Episode Prior to his imprisonment, the Collector had hoped to meet King to "play" with him. It doesn't seem to cross the Collector's mind that King's dad hid his son because the Collector's games are lethal or that the Collector was sealed away because they had driven the Titans to extinction. These similarities even extend to their appearances note of note, the similarities caused the fandom to suspect the Collector would bodyjack Luz much like the Core did to Marcy Wu. Furthermore, "For the Future" also implies that the Collector is disgusted by his race's habit of destroying other planets if they meet resistance, and his method of dealing with resistance is far more altruistic in comparison.

They are a mysterious entity imprisoned within the Boiling Isles that has come in league with Emperor Belos , intent on gaining freedom on the Day of Unity and taking revenge by wreaking havoc upon the Demon Realm. They are also the figurehead of the Titan Trappers and are responsible for turning the Owl Beast into Eda Clawthorne 's curse. The Collector is an enigmatic figure with vague, obscure roots in the history of the Demon Realm.

Archived from the original on April 25, Months later, Belos reunites with the Collector, disguised as the Puppet of Raine , to tell him that King is going to betray him. He volunteers to save everyone still left at the Archives while Luz, Eda, and King deal with Belos, and after he's defeated, an exhausted Collector is afraid Luz's friends will punish him and cowers, but is delighted when Amity helps him up. Even Evil Has Standards : The Collector is repulsed by broken promises and angrily castigates Belos for betraying him. He starts turning people into puppets, much to King's dismay, in order to help with the game, and creates spies to help with this. Please help The Owl House Wiki by making this section longer. The Collector rejoices at the fact he will soon be free from his prison, stating there are "so many games" he wants to play once liberated. He follows this up by just as casually poking at the Moon and dragging it across the sky like he was using a touchpad! Under Raine's guise, Belos tells the Collector that they hadn't broken his spell, but had been brought to life from the power of the Collector's love and care, and was coming with a message that King is planning to betray him. Personality-wise, it's hard to imagine the Obliviously Evil Collector of season three sadistically taunting a struggling animal or cackling over serial murder as he does in his first few brief appearances. The Owl House. In "Watching and Dreaming" the Collector reveals a bit more of their past, that their abusive siblings, the Archivists, sent the Collector as a scout to the Boiling Isles to find out if anyone "wanted to play.