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* [[Evil Versus Evil]]: The Golden Guard and Kikimora do ''not'' like each other, and many episodes in season 2 involve them competing for Belos' favor.
* [[Explain, Explain, Oh Crap]]: "Clouds on the Horizon" ends with this; {{spoiler|as the kids and Alador prepare to follow Kikimora and rescue "Hunter," they find out that Gus at Luz's request cast an illusion so she would appear as Hunter and get captured. It was the only way to help Eda. The real Hunter had no time to respond and didn't even know what Luz had done until Kikimora took her away. Willow and Amity say, "Then that means...she's going to Belos."}}.
* [[Expy]]:
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*** Amity starts the series with green hair like Diana.
*** They are both
*** They both excel in their class.
*** The two characters start out cold to the main character, but slowly warm up and become [[Defrosting Ice Queen]]s.
*** They
*** They are often shipped with the main character in their respective fandoms.
** As stated below, Amnity has quite a bit in common with Pacifica Northwest from ''[[Gravity Falls]]'' (appropriate, given how this show is a [[Spiritual Successor]]), given her domineering parents, though in this case the roles of her parents are switched (the mother being the abuser rather than the father) and Amnity is portrayed as far more assertive.
* [[Fictional Document]]:
** ''The Good Witch Azura'', Luz's favorite book series, the title character being a sort of [[Magical Girl]] heroine. The series has at least five titles. Somehow, whoever publishes it is able to market it in the Boiling Isles. (Or maybe it is published ''in'' the Boiling Isles and can be marketed on Earth.) Whatever the case, Eda hates the series, claiming its "flowery prose" is an insult to witches. Amity is also a fan, and may have even cosplayed as the heroine when she was younger; in the episode "Adventures In The Elements", she also draws fan-art of herself with a handsome male character from the book. Luz seems to compare Amity to Hecate (Azura's rival in the series), emphasized at the end of "Lost in Language", she gives Amity the fifth book in the series, where Amity and Hecate are shown to have a friendlier rivalry.
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