Five Night's at The Owl House Studio and Entertainment "Studio Secrets" Animated Fan-Series Project
Infinity for Luz Noceda (speaking)
Luz Noceda is one of the main five Animatronic characters within the Animated Fan miniseries “Luz & Friends”. She is considered the “leader” of the other three (Amity, Hunter, and King), and has a main role through the upcoming Fan Animated Series.
During Public Open Hours to the guest residents of Union City and Tourists, Luz is caring, calm, Considerate, friendly, teacherly, and may show a playful personality towards the children. Towards the rest of her friends in the group of the Animatronics: Luz is fair, loyal, mature, and may show a protective side as well to them. However, during the night hours, she is possessed by one of the “missing” deceased children- which is also the vengeful spirit: Cassie.
However, during the night hours, Luz tends to start off as deceptively friendly and laid-back, and then slipping into a much more menacing and low-pitched tone by the end. Luz is shown to be also somewhat aggressive, sarcastic, sassy, taunting, She also turns to be taunting and calculating. She also tends to show a planned-orderly way of all of her attacks on whoever is caught after hours.
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- audio description
- female teen
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(Theatrical Performance Banter- enthusiastic, glee): “What a crowded room we have for this performance! This is fantastic. As always being the star of the show, the one hosting this performance; Luz Noceda! We definitely got something cooking for you newly for this hour. We could've gotten this ball rolling sooner and onto the floor, but Hunter here decided to hold everything up just to go check out the food bar for the limited time foods and snacks. I always thought that it was King’s thing testing out the snacks”
(Possession Hours- somber, pained): “I once counted every day, every second that I’ve been stuck in this place…now…I lost count. There’s so many. I just stopped and lost all hope. The morsel of hope that I have left is when the studio opens every day and the kids all come in. I then hope that one of those days we’ll get to walk out those doors with them….but it’s all the same….they come, have their fun..and…they..leave. Everything has become numb..I’m just dreading the day when we all stop existing…but with that..at least our pain will go away..”
