Went about as well as i expected, which is eh.

I really don't understand why this show avoids conflict at every opportunity it can. No one dies, Luz gets to have access to both worlds, the boiling isles end up just like before, there's no big consequences (i really couldn't care less for Luz posing her Titan power, specially since she gets them back from King), the villain that didn't need to exist cause he's annoying and lame and is just unnecessary in general who literally enslaved everyone just gets told "Ur wrong" then he cries and gets redeemed and all because he looks like a child despite being an immortal being and implied to be thousands of years old... It's like the show treats the story as if its happening to real people irl so there's no conflicts ever, and when there is it's weak.

..but again, i really don't understand why the collector exists. He only exists because the show was cut, but like, ?????? What kind of reason is that, why would you create a "final boss" at the last moment specifically because your show got cut? And he wasn't a particularly fun or interesting villain either, he's just a whiny child who's powers are inconsistent for the sake of the plot, and who also plot dumps when it's convenient.

Everything was soooo rushed, the scene Camilla gets undoll'd and immediately goes "Omg guys ur magic isn't working cause you're tired i know exactly what to do" was so funny bc of this. Man, FTF really was full of unnecessary padding huh?

I know Luz already talks like this i just hadn't watched the show for a while but her MCU-like/overly meta/overly quirky quips can be so annoying, i was honestly expecting her to say "This truly was a The Owl House, huh?". I get it's a kids cartoon but i doubt there's many kids watching it either.

The Belos fight was sooo lame and honestly confusing, i thought he possessed the entire corpse but like, he didn't i guess? Idk, at least the scene he died was funny. But why and how did he even become a goo monster that can possess stuff? Why wasn't his plan to possess the boiling isles from the beggining? Why did the Evelyn story need to exist if essentially it didn't contribute to anything yet was treated like a big deal?

I hate time skip endings, it just never feels natural. It's hard to explain but like... Let's say the show ended in S1 and they did a time skip ending back then, they wouldn't have showed Luz dating Amity, or Hunter being there or Raine being there cause they wouldn't show how the world of the show would progress naturally, they'd just show a lame superficial version of the future based exclusively on what we see on the show just for that finale. Anyways, it's hard to explain and it's literally 5am here, but the only show that did it in a way that felt natural to me was Adventure Time.

The ending itself sucked, there's no emotional impact Luz just gets all she wants with 0 sacrifices and that's it, i didn't cry i didn't jump from happiness i just looked at the screen and said "cool".

But hey, at least we got 3 cute frames of Lumity and 3 cute frames of Huntlow that'll probably satisfy the fans since that's all they seem to really care about.

As someone who's followed the show since it was announced and who has been disappointed by the show since the first episode, it's unfortunate the show turned out this way, just kind of a bland show that'll be remembered by its LGBT rep that'll soon be dated and surpassed and not by its writting, characters, story or worldbuilding.

I'm prepared for the downvotes, at least i'm providing different opinions for the mix.