But unlike Eda's more physical intimidation, King is more verbally and emotionally abusive, merely calling him out on his behavior rather than attacking him in some form. Their relationship gets better during the events of "Adventures in the Elements", wherein King is forced to befriend Hooty in hopes of destroying his animated plush toy soldiers. Much like Eda and King, Hooty also has a cheeky and mischievous streak to his personality, occasionally being amused by seeing people getting hurt or poking fun at other people's bad luck.
Friends / Allies
At the end of the boat ride both girls step out embarrassed and more romantically distant. When he removes himself from the Owl House, Hooty inhabits a small white wooden birdhouse with a red roof, a heart above where his head goes and red details, as well as brown straps. After being puppetised by the Collector, Hooty's eyes are now completely white and he becomes a jack-in-the-box like puppet.
Preparing for the Day of Unity
Hooty tries to cheer him up by telling him that the real answer is inside his heart, but he becomes angry and pushes him aside, as he doesn't need to hear that. He wants to know where he came from, what his dad looked like, and what he will look like when he grows up. He has had no response to his video or his wanted posters, and now he is beginning to doubt if his dad is alive and if there is anyone else like him. In frustration, he releases an ultrasonic scream, causing some items to break.
Voice
The episode begins with Hooty writing a letter to Lilith, telling her about the time he helped Luz, Eda, and King with their problems. In the letter, Lilith expresses concern that Hooty feels unimportant, given how he stays put while Luz, Eda, and King are off on adventures. However, she thinks that as the Owl House itself, Hooty must care for its residents, which is a worthy purpose.
Knock, Knock, Knockin' on Hooty's Door
Eda tells herself that this wasn't her fault and attacks the Owl Beast, only to find herself with Raine as a young adult. They voice their concern that Eda keeps lying to them about things being okay and tells her they've decided to join the Bard Coven. Raine asks Eda if they can help, which current Eda tells her to let them do, but she refuses, telling Raine to leave, which they do due to being tired of dealing with this.
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Eda has been shown to ignore and mistreat Hooty on a regular basis, going so far as to hit the walls of the house whenever he is being uncooperative and poking his eyes whenever he does not open the door immediately. However, Hooty does offer help when needed and has been shown to be useful when needed. She was even shown to confide in him on occasion when she is feeling troubled or disappointed. King suggests having the Collector turn Hooty back to normal, but both Eda and Lilith reject the idea as it is too much of a risk. Fortunately, the trio manage to redeem the Collector in "Watching and Dreaming" and defeat Belos as he possesses the Titan's heart in an attempt to complete his crusade.
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This ends up hurting Amity, who proposes that the idea of them dating was stupid all along. Hooty has a wooden light beige owl face with a darker orange upper side, brown eyes, and an orange beak. Behind the door where he is placed, there is a back frame of his owl body with wings and two peepholes attached where his eyes normally are. While Hooty has been described as a house demon, his specific type was revealed to be a bug demon. As a bug demon, owing to his extensive brown "neck", Hooty can stretch and move around in a worm-like fashion, and extend his mouth to allow visitors entry to the house or swallow items for storage.
While Luz, King, and Eda go and open the blockage at the ceiling, Lilith and Hooty distract the golem with the latter puking out potion bottles at the monster, disturbing everyone. The gang fly to the top where King somehow opens a secret room, where, using his horn fragment, he remembers hatching here and hearing his father call his name. When the golem enters, King commands it to halt and it obliges, revealing that it was created as his caretaker from all intruders. With this settled, King resolves to find his father and decides to take the golem home, which all but Hooty object to.
His overall appearance is similar to a barn owl, as in "Hooty's Moving Hassle", his legs can be seen underneath the house. His anatomy has a peculiar nature, as in "Echoes of the Past" which suggests he is at least partially an organic creature when separating himself from the door reveals veins and organs spilling from the gap. "O Titan, Where Art Thou" later reveals he has several rows of teeth inside his mouth running down to his stomach, along with a second "head" that is obscured at the back of his mouth.
After several visits to the Owl House, the two young witches have come to consider him very unnerving and creepy. Despite their dislike of him, Hooty appears to be oblivious of the fact that he is driving Willow and Gus away. Hooty is the titular character of The Owl House, being a house demon attached to the door of the Owl House, he serves as its protector and as the house itself.
But Hooty, being a state-of-the-art defense system, easily defeated her and the Coven Scouts she brought along, utterly humiliating her. Four years after Belos is defeated, Hooty helps Lilith oversee the construction of the museum wing on the Bonesborough Library. He is also working on the museum together with Lilith and Amity, and will become the curator once it is finished.
Even so, Hooty is shown to be good towards her by giving her a lift to the couch to join the others at the end of "Wing It Like Witches". Willow and Gus become acquainted with Hooty after their very first Moonlight Conjuring that took place at the Owl House, during the events of "Hooty's Moving Hassle". As is the case in his relationships with Luz, Eda, and King, Hooty is often ignored by Willow and Gus, usually whenever something more important is taking place.
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