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After a brief struggle with Amity and Mattholomule, Boscha believes she has her cornered, only to discover that it was an illusion Mattholomule created, thanks to Gus’ advice. Distressed at the thought that Amity left her again, Boscha backs up and finds Amity and an abomination right behind her, where Amity tries one last time to convince her to let them leave in order to save the Isles and reunite with Amelia and Cat. Boscha and all the students stay at Hexside during the Day of Unity, but when the draining spell took place, Principal Bump and all the staff were affected by the spell. However, The Collector stop the draining spell and began sending floating stars. Boscha, Cat, and Ameila attempt to fight them, but Cat and Amelia were turn into puppets along with the Principal Bump and the Staff.
Hooty
Another thing that sticks out to me is the scene in Hooty’s moving hassle where she’s talking to her mom over the crow and begs her not to chaperone her moonlight conjuring with Amity. What this tells me is that Boscha may have overprotective parents, that don’t let her do much as it might be seen as dangerous. This would explain why Boscha always talks about Grudgby because she literally can’t do anything else. All this would probably give Boscha some major self-esteem/dependency issues.
Wing It Like Witches
Even after a grudgby match in which Willow demonstrates her incredibly strong magical ability, Boscha still sees Willow as being of a lower status while her teammates compliment the opposing team. After Willow returns to the Demon Realm along with her friends, their hatred towards each other doesn't change at all, with Boscha once again taunting Willow's magical abilities and leadership capabilities, leading the young witch to have a breakdown and lose control of her powers. At second glance, however, it's implied by how Boscha had to beg Amity to lead New Hexside with her that there was some degree of truth in Boscha's advice to Willow, being unable to handle the strain of being a leader herself. After Luz returns as a human-titan fusion and defeats Belos while the Collector saves the Archives, the two of them pinky swear to each keep doing their best. The Collector decides to return to the stars for some growth and soul searching, but not before gifting Luz a portal door so she can come and go between realms whenever she pleases. Four years later, he gifts Luz with a spectacular display of shooting stars for her belated quinceañera, showing how their friendship is still going strong even after all the time that has passed.
Episodes
Later, both Luz and Amity, along with Willow, Gus, Hunter, sneak into the Blight factory, and get captured by Odalia and Kikimora instead. In "Edge of the World", Luz, King, and Hooty decide to look into a possible lead regarding King's heritage after Hooty coughs up a letter he had eaten some time ago, believing that the warrior mentioned would be able to help them stop Belos and the Day of Unity. Once arriving at Titan Trapper Island, Luz encourages King to learn what he can about being a Trapper himself, while she and Hooty talk to Bill about getting their help to stop Belos. However, once Luz and Hooty realize that Bill's description of a titan fits King, they immediately realize that he's in danger and rush off to warn him. Upon being rescued, King is initially upset with Luz for taking him away, saying that he knows Luz will eventually have to leave the Demon Realm, and that he thought he'd have to prepare for a world without her.
Arriving in the Boiling Isles
When they arrive at the bookstore, they become disappointed upon learning that the event has been canceled. However, when they spot a hooded figure that they think is Mildred, they chase after them in order to get answers. After a long chase, the figure is revealed to be Tinella Nosa in disguise, and that it was part of a scam set up by Tibbles, which involved trying to sell the books by having Mattholomule edit the author's photo so that she would look like a witch.
She would then record videos about her experiences on the Boiling Isles and send them to Camila. However, they all fail to go through, as the portal was the only way for her texts to reach the Human Realm. At some point during her final year of high school, Luz is awarded the Gravesfield Writing Scholarship. Shortly afterward, she and Vee both graduate from Gravesfield High together, with both of them happily embracing each other during their school's graduation ceremony. Following this, Luz enrolls herself and is accepted into the University of Wild Magic in the Demon Realm, of which Eda had become the headmaster of.
Since "Reaching Out", she always wears Eda's grudgby letterman jacket with her outfits. "Do not underestimate me Belos, for I am the good witch Luz, child of the Human Realm, student of the Demon Realm, warrior of peace... NOW EAT THIS, SUCKA!""Us weirdos have to stick together." I kinda also wanted to get to know Boscha's crew (Skara, Cat, and Amelia) better, they don't seem like bad people, they just make bad choices due to being under Boscha's influences. I'm sure they're good people who just need to be with positive influences such as Luz or Willow to help showcase that.
Visiting the Human Realm
She puts a fire glyph on his back to propel him off and tries to land the ship, but he comes back and they fight over the controls as a hand dragon attacks. When they hear the selkidomus' lair, the reward money is stolen and Luz chases after the culprit, only to learn the thief is Eda and lose the reward money. Soon, the Golden Guard arrives and threatens to kill King, who he took captive, if Luz and Eda do not slay the selkidomus. She then reveals she knows Eda is avoiding the riskier ventures because of her and Eda lists the positives that happened to her since Luz came into her life. The selkidomus approaches with its baby and Luz and Eda pretend to slay it to get King back.
Future
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Soon after rejecting Luz’s proposal to save the Isles from the Collector, Boscha comes across Willow in the hallways and mocks her attempts to keep her friends spirits up. Having had enough of her bullying, Willow tells Boscha off, only to realize that it was a trick to catch her off guard. Right afterwards, Boscha, along with Miki and Roka (revealed to be Kikimora and her Abomaton), ambush Luz and her friends for planning a mutiny, where she knocks them out with sleeping nettles. Boscha has Kikimora toss them into the Detention Pit, where she admits to wanting to attempt Belos’ plan to takeover the Isles and plans to eliminate them.
In addition, Luz's growing relationship with Amity served as the catalyst for the latter gradually breaking free from the tight hold that Odalia had always placed around her, allowing her to become much more independent and happy. They butt heads again in "Hunting Palismen" when he tries to steal palismen for the Emperor. However, they are then forced to work together shortly after the Golden Guard survived Kikimora's assassination attempt, losing his mask and revealing his appearance to Luz. Despite their hostile interactions, Luz nearly considers becoming friends with him due to his interest in wild magic, but he predictably attempts to double cross her.
Her major role in "Wing It Like Witches" shows her mean and rude personality more clearly, as she is shown being interested in bullying weaker and weirder witches, like Willow, Gus, and Luz. She is also very controlling, often ordering her friends around and acting as a self-appointed ringleader. Looking at Boscha in FTF there’s definitely a lot going on with her and it all stemmed from Cat and Amelia becoming puppets, those two were Boscha’s team in Grudgby, people she can rely on.
Even prior to meeting each other, Luz and Odalia developed a mutual dislike of one another due to their differing influences on Amity. In "Understanding Willow", Luz learned of how Odalia and her husband coerced Amity into ending her friendship with Willow, causing her to be disgusted by Odalia's callous and emotionally abusive parenting. In turn, Odalia came to despise Luz due to Amity's growing feelings for her, which began to threaten the elder Blight's hold over her daughter.
Boscha is considered a top tier student at Hexside School of Magic and Demonics and was part of Amity Blight's social clique. Having a high opinion of herself, she is not afraid of belittling and putting down others she deems unworthy of being a witch. Over time, she begins to see her social status getting threatened, in part, due to the human Luz Noceda's influence.
During her birthdays, Manny would always gift Luz with special flowers as a means of symbolizing his love for his daughter. It is implied that, like Camila, Manny was fond and supportive of Luz's eccentricities, with him even teaching her how to use sausage strings as makeshift intestines during her school play audition. Additionally, it was Manny who introduced Luz to her favorite book series, The Good Witch Azura, with the book having been the last gift he gave her before he passed away. At some point following her return to the Human Realm, Luz would gain Vee as a classmate at Gravesfield High. Despite this, high school would remain difficult for Luz, as she presumably continued to face the same challenges she did before. They watch as Flapjack sacrifices himself for Hunter and, after Hunter comes to, he says he knows about Flapjack's sacrifice.
The two would eventually first meet in "Escaping Expulsion", when she had her, Willow, and Gus expelled from Hexside to keep them from "distracting" Amity, an action that earned Luz's anger. Following this, Luz made an attempt to stand up to Odalia and later offered to help with her company's weapons presentation later that night if she agreed to let them return to Hexside. Though Odalia agreed to the proposal, she, in truth, had no intention of honoring her word, and after using Luz as test-subject for many of her weapons, attempted to have her killed by the Abomaton 2.0 out of sadistic spite. This nearly resulted in Luz's death, had it not been for Amity's arrival, who threatened to destroy the Abomaton in front of her parents' investors, prompting Odalia to reluctantly agree to let Luz, Willow, and Gus back into Hexside. Following this, despite nearly having her killed, Luz didn't wish vengeance on Odalia, though the two would retain their mutual animosity for each other.
Furious at her defiance of his bigotry, Belos then tries to attack Luz once again before being stopped by King, Willow, Gus, Amity, and Hunter, who join her in attempting him. During this ensuing battle, by Belos' hand, Luz received a small vertical scar through her left eyebrow, which would remain with her for the rest of her life. After the fight leaves the group exhausted and cornered, Belos goes to attack them, only to be stopped by a freed Collector. Luz and the others then become shocked and horrified after the Collector easily splatters Belos against a wall.
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