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As the others hold him off, An enraged Luz pulls Belos out of the heart and his corrosion ends. As they play the Collector's games, King and his friends fight for their lives and manage to survive. Soon, the Collector breaks down in tears and reveals that his siblings told him to come down to their planet and he befriended the baby titans.
Season One
The Titan Trappers remove their skulls and Tarak tells King he was never one of them as they attack. King and his companions manage to escape and destroy the connection to the Trappers' island. Upon waking up, he sees the Titan as Luz calls him down for breakfast. Shortly after, King's voice starts to crack and he tries to find out what kind of demon he is. Hooty abducts him and takes him to the tower where King is given a lesson on demon puberty.
First Appearance
His books are flying off of the shelves, and King quickly gets enamored by his fame as fans run to get his autograph. The episode begins with King and Eda sitting at the Human Collectibles stand trying to sell items. To their dismay, little to no customers are interested in what they have to sell. At seemingly perfect timing, Luz appears, excited to tell the two about the Book Fair happening nearby. Eda and King are uninterested, but Luz is able to convince King to give the fair a shot after allowing him to walk around in her hoodie while Eda walks around searching for dwellers to "pickpocket." King wears practically no clothes, save for a red collar with a circular gold-colored tag.
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While King is frustrated, Luz discovers a way to turn herself invisible much to Lilith’s delight and King’s frustration. As Lilith motions to assist Luz with her efforts in discovering more glyph spells like that, King’s plush army ambushes her. Lilith’s new BFF Hootsifer jumps in to protect her, but Lilith advises that it’s all make-believe.
They are amazed and Lilith starts treating him like a god, even offering to perform sacrifices in his name. King insists they treat him as they always have and, when Eda and Luz go to get Francois back, he runs away. The ship, arriving at the location, finds a giant titan finger rising from the sea. Using the key, King, Luz, and Hooty are teleported to a far away island, where they are greeted by the man who sent the letter. The man introduces himself as Tarak and explains how he is a member of the Titan Trappers, a tribe dedicated to eradicating the titans and freeing the Grand Huntsman.
However, as the series progresses, he begins to soften and has started to lower his defenses more. In truth, he actually wants to be loved and appreciated by those around him, especially from Luz whom he has platonic feelings for. He is the diminutive sidekick of Eda, who at the start of the series believed he was the so-called "King of Demons" and that he was trapped in a small, cute, fluffy body.
However, the Collector says that his siblings started attacking the titans, with King's father incorrectly blaming and imprisoning him. The Collector laments that he never had a friend that did not betray him as he says how close Luz and the others are. They say they were not like that at first, and show the Collector how they grew close. While sneaking around, King passes Odalia and, noticing she has Hooty, asks her for him. King goes to Eda's cage to find her with the puppets of eight of the nine head witches and berates her for being reckless. Lilith is overjoyed and becomes excited when she learns Hooty could communicate with them.
As Piniet corners the two using his guards, a fan runs into the room where they are and asks Piniet to read what she wrote. Thoroughly impressed, Piniet focuses his attention on the fan, and lets Luz and King leave. The highlight of his appearance is a dog-like skull with horns, one of which is broken off. He also obtains a golden medallion with a Titan crest upon it which he now wears on his collar, allowing him to appear invisible to the Collector. He is a juvenile demon who is the roommate, and later adoptive son, of Eda Clawthorne and the best friend of Luz Noceda. He believed he was the "king of demons" as his name suggests, and sought to restore his title and his glory.
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Season 2
King surprises Piniet by showing him "Ruler's Reach 2", the second addition to his series. However, Piniet finds the sequel so sickening that he thinks it's a joke, calling it "truly awful" (to King's dismay). King realizes he needs Luz's help, and just in time, she arrives at the event. King rushes over to her, and amid her apology, tells Luz that without her romantic writing to dislike and rebel against, he won't be able to write his series well enough. Angered by King insulting her ideas, Luz retracts her apology and leaves. Piniet hears this and comes up with a plan to get King to write him another bestseller.
Eight years ago prior to season two, she was looking for a place to hide from the Emperor's coven. She found an uncharted island and headed to a tower to get out of the boiling rain. Eight years prior to the start of the series, Eda found King on an unknown island while running from the Emperor's Coven. As Jean-Luc started attacking them, Eda picked up King and fled, and took him home later. She called him a king after seeing him build a series of small statues out of pillows and stuffed animals.
King should have realized this wasn't such a good idea and yet he plunged ahead, the thrill of seeing her on all fours wearing a kitty cat outfit while her legs trembled. The Owl House is a partially defunct American animated television series created by Dana Terrace that aired on Disney Channel from January 10, 2020 to April 8, 2023. Inside the Noceda residence, Camila is in the kitchen making soup for Vee when they both hear a knock on the door.
However, just as they all shield themselves from Belos' finishing blow, bracing for the worst, it is stopped by The Collector, now in his proper form. Horrified that The Collector is free, Belos tries to play it off as if he kept his end of the deal. However, The Collector doesn't buy it, pointing out that Belos threw them off a bridge earlier. They then claim he isn't angry and decides to play "tag" with Belos, launching him into a wall and reducing him into a puddle of sludge, much to the others' shock. The Collector laughs at Belos for being "too slow" before turning his attention to the others, asking if they need a head start. At the bridge, Amity restrains Belos with abomination matter as Gus makes him see through his worst memories.
Lilith, Hooty, Katya, and Derwin are also restrained; Hooty is trapped in a glowing orb. Eda tries to tell Terra she’s making a huge mistake, but the Coven Head ignores her warning, saying that the only mistake she made was letting Eda and Raine live when they were younger. Raine is then set in their place as the Draining Spell finally commences, much to their dismay. Meanwhile, every witch on the Boiling Isles, dressed in cloaks, approaches the head of the Titan for the Day of Unity.
Deciding that Eda was correct that he wasn't the "king" of anything, he no longer knows what is real or fake. King also had a memory of falling and hearing a roar somewhere at the top of the tower, which wasn't one of the things Eda told him. Luz believes that is a real memory and encourages King to find out. The two of them quickly make up, as long as Eda promises to not tell him any more secrets, and head back to the tower for further investigation.
Upon returning to The Owl House, King has carved a symbol from the tower onto his collar, believing it could be his name. He also got his broken horn glued back on and brought the creature (now dubbed Jean-Luc and currently motionless outside the tower) back with him. Now realizing he was never a king of demons, he wonders if he should still be called King.
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