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Line 107: From ''[[Chalk Zone]]'', Magic Chalk is seemingly ordinary chalk, that while in the real world can open a portal to the zone, and draw anything in an artist's hands while in the titular world. Played with in ''[[He-Man and the Masters of the Universe]]'': in Orko's home dimension, he's an excellent mage and powerful enough to challenge the [[The Lord of the Rings\|Istari]], while on Eternia its magic environment crippled him so much that he comes across as [[Inept Mage\|inept]]. Even though he is weakened, he has been learning how to use magic from scratch in Eternia, which gained Adam's respect. * In ''[[The Owl House]]'', [[Geometric Magic\|Glyph magic]] is granted from a [[Phlebotinum\|powerful substance]] known as Titan's Blood. In the Boiling Isles, Luz is able to cast ~~[[Geometric~~this ~~Magic]]~~magic as it absorbs the magic around them. In season one, Luz and Lilith briefly fight in the human world, and Luz's glyphs ~~does~~do not work because there is no Titan's Blood. However, the first episode of season three, ''Thanks to Them'', has Luz and her friends hunting for the substance, and thus the glyph magic works again near a bottle of it. Witches from the Boiling Isles, who have bile sacs which enable them to cast magic, are exempt from this effect, and can cast magic in the human world. == Other Media ==