The Owl House Season 2 But Only When Amity's Dad Is On Screen | Part 2

The long awaited sequel. And... well... He's not the best character, but I hope he becomes the best character one day.

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[UnorthodoxIndividual]

I don't want to give myself too much credit, but I think the first video I made on Alador definitely helped in creating a healthy amount of discourse around his character lol
Or at least that's what I tell myself to feel important, anyways here's the long awaited sequel to that video.
Don't expect this one to make the rounds as much but I just had to make it lol

[gabriellavedier]

"Edalyn's kid?"
Everything adorable and hilariously dorky about him summed up in two words.

[threadyprawn]

I love everything in the picture. We see Darius booing, Odalia simping, and Eda and Raine goofing off together. Everything in the picture is adorable

[somerandomschmuck]

Love that little touch at the end, Amity doesn’t go for the hug, and he clearly understands what that means, even if Amity didn’t really consciously intend anything by it. It’s a little thing but I like the fact that they took that step to show even if they’ve started the healing they aren’t going to have a healthy father daughter bond immediately.

[elisonholace]

See Alador seems like he actually cares about Amity whereas Odalia is just trying to live vicariously through her.

[Foliose]

I adore that Amity didn't accept his hug, most shows would have had them hug even when the parent didn't acknowledge the harm they did, while this feels like a really good stepping stone moving forward in their distant relationship while also having Amity set boundaries.

[inactiveattraction]

Alador isn't the worst parent compared to Odalia. Granted, he's still pretty bad and if he does get a redemption arc, I hope he can acknowledge his mistakes and how much time he had missed with his children, he should seek to fix that. Plus he also needs to stand up to his wife and get her to lay off Amity and the twins.

[floricel_]

2:06 these interactions between the adults make me wish we had a spin off series with THEIR childhood adventures. Like, what is the history these people share? You get me?

[TheRevanchrist]

it's nice to see that Alador is not completely a bad parent. Just one of those flawed types that are so passionate about their craft that they miss out on family matters going around them.

[SwordTune]

"Keeps trying to dye my hair green."
I imagine her mother chasing her around with a bottle of dye every other day. Harrowing.

[angelinaccc]

I love that amity shook his hand instead of giving him a hug, he’s not giving him full validation but shows that they’re working on it now and it’s amazing

[erenender]

the way i see it, Alador is a bad parent, but he isn't a bad person. seems like he just wasn't really cutout for parenthood, and i'm glad this episode showed that mending a relationship takes time, and you don't always need to forgive someone who's hurt you immediately. I think Alador has a much better chance at redemption, and honestly I kinda hope we see him actively trying to be a better father in the future. Odalia on the other hand, is the worst and i hope she never gets redeemed

Update after S2 E20: feeling hella validated in my comment rn

[carolinemckee]

I think I'm starting to piece a few things together about Alador's character.
He and Darius were both prodigies in the Abomination track, but while Darius went to join the Emperor's Coven, Alador wanted to carve out his own path and make a name for himself, without the Emperor's Coven. However, after joining the Abomination Coven, his abomination business never picked up and he never had the proper funding to due what he wanted. He was later approached by Odalia who offered him a sponsorship/partnership, and later a "business-based marriage". This lead to Darius regarding Alador as a "sell out".
Side note: I wonder if Alador also had a "hobby" in Beast Keeping like his son, basted on his interest whenever he sees some sort of creature.

[aidan]

I find him incredibly relatable: distractible to the point of seeming apathy, but still always wanting the best for friends and kin.

[phantomslay]

Odalia seems to view Amity more as a pet than an individual. Alador may not be nearly as bad, but he’s still enabling Odalia’s terrible actions by staying quiet and distancing himself from his family. I like how they called him out for this and acknowledged that he isn’t a good parent. That being said, Alador at least seems to care about Amity. I just hope he can redeem himself later and be a better parent.

[MuffinHunterX]

"Edalin's kid?"
Not the human kid.
Luz is just straight-up Eda's kid as far as most people are concerned now. And Dale called King his grandson right away. Eda missed out on some of those life choices because of the curse but now she's getting to experience them and I'm here for it.

[WhisperingMeows]

I really like Alador's character as you know he's been awful to Amity and how she shakes his hand shows he is not instantly forgiven but there's room for him to change.

[multiverse_media]

The Owl House really needs spin-offs on the history of everyone before Luz, Amity, Willow and Vee.

[lil_man]

0:44 you can literally see Darius booing him lmao

[omegasteve]

Hes a bad parent but his sleep deprived and does everything his wife tells him moms can be very scary so i can understand it