Luz Noceda

Luz Noceda is a character from The Owl House and is a main character in The Disney Club. She's a Latina-American 14-year-old girl from Danville, USA that often joins her small gang of friends on crazy adventures, with Luz in particular being interested in their world's sources of magic.

Personality
Luz is a very excitable young girl. She's very kind-hearted, outgoing, eccentric, geeky, and eager to find her place in the world and be accepted for who she feels she truly is. With a high fascination for all things fantasy and a knack for adventure, Luz is very outgoing and willing to hop into anything thrown her way. She sometimes has trouble looking before she leaps, but always manages to somehow land on her feet. Despite this, Luz is very intelligent, as she's actually quite clever, very creative, and a quick thinker, capable of coming up with solutions to problems on the fly, but if she has too much on her mind, she can be oblivious to things. She's also surprisingly introspective when she allows herself the room to breathe.

However, despite being typically cheerful and good-natured, she's not entirely self-assured, as she's frequently shown to have underlying self-esteem issues mostly regarding school, calling herself a screw-up and suggesting she belongs in the trash. This often comes from how headstrong she can be at times, with her excessive determination and refusal to show conformity led to her social life and school performance stagnating. Seen as an outcast by most people in town due to making herself seem strange and difficult to engage with by her peers, school staff and even her own mother. Though even then, she doesn't tolerate when others take advantage of their positions in life, regularly standing up for herself, those who cannot do so themselves or inspiring them to, as seen against the likes of Amity and Sasha (though to a lesser extent, since she knows there it's just simple teasing). Above all else, Luz is determined to be who she wants to be regardless of the opposition she receives, even if said opposition has legitimate backing.

Skills & Weapons

 * Bilingualism

Luz is shown to speak English and Spanish.


 * Owl Staff

Luz was given a staff with an owl crest to use as her "wand" to conjure her magic.

Spells

 * Illustria
 * Can create images.


 * Firaga
 * Shoot fireballs and other fire-based moves


 * Waterga
 * Conjures water


 * Blizzara
 * Conjures snow & ice


 * Thundara
 * Summon a barrage of lightning bolts from above.


 * Light
 * Creates energy projections of beams and orbs of light


 * Aero
 * Creates strong bursts of wind


 * Gravira
 * Creates a miniature event-horizon that crushes its target.


 * Magnera
 * Attracts enemies and items towards a magnetic orb it creates


 * Reflera
 * Creates a barrier of light that guards the user from attacks


 * Slow
 * Slows down the movements and attacks of targets within a certain radius


 * Stopra
 * Prevents a target from moving for a limited amount of time, usually lasting for about twelve seconds


 * Zero Gravity
 * Creates a field of anti-gravity that forces all targets in the spell's radius to float for a short amount of time.


 * Sleep
 * Puts its target to sleep. Can either last for meer minutes to... much longer.


 * Aquama Metamorpho
 * Transforms the user or target into a mermaid.


 * Faera Metamorpho
 * Transforms the user or target into a fairy.


 * Sapia Metamorpho
 * Transforms a target into a human (though rarely used due to how dangerous it can be).

Anne Boonchuy
Luz and Anne will usually be the first ones in the gang to run in first and ask questions later. As such, the two get along grandly.

Mabel Pines
Luz and Mabel naturally get along very well for being the "weirdos" of their friend's circle.

Bambi
Luz finds Bambi "interesting" to say the least, mostly since he's the first non-human friend she and the gang have made. She treats him like a little brother, much like the others, and looks out for his well-being and is more than happy to teach him about human customs like the head butt (since they can't exactly high-five). She also shows sympathy towards him when he says he didn't want to feel left out. He also doesn't seem to mind the fact that Luz thinks that Willow is more powerful, as he states that he "knows what he's about".