New Lore Details :V

1.- Not all futanaris are EoLs, only the futanaris I consider canon are EoLs. For example, in that old Camila x Odalia Blight drawing, Camila was a futanari, but she is not an EoL. The canon EoL for The Owl House is Amity, so that Camila x Odalia drawing is not canon, therefore Camila is not an EoL.

2.- They are not “cosmic dust”, they are pure cosmic energy. There are multiple cosmic entities called “Gods”, they handle different things and even the order of existence itself. Just like there is a Goddess of Lust, there is also a Goddess of Anti-Lust, just like there is a God of Life, there is a God of Death, etc.

3.- These gods live and feed on their duty. The job of the Lust Entities is to spread lust and pleasure, that is what keeps the Goddess of Lust alive, and it also keeps the Lust Entities themselves alive. The exact same idea applies to their counterparts, like the Goddess of Anti-Lust, who handles the opposite.

4.- Since an EoL is pure cosmic energy, she can either copy someone’s appearance or fuse her consciousness with them, taking their memories and everything that comes with it. Usually, when they copy someone’s appearance, they kill the real version or put her into a hibernation-like state to take her place, and when the EoL decides to leave that universe, she normally revives or wakes up the person. This can mess up their life because of everything the EoL did using their identity. If the damage is too big for that universe’s story or timeline, an Anti-Lust EoL will fix it by erasing memories, or in some cases by reversing time, that time reversal does not affect the EoL, but it does affect mortals :V

5.- The abilities of these cosmic entities are basically the power to do ANYTHING, with no limits, but there are still consequences, so they can’t just use their full power however they want. For example, if an EoL abuses her power to kill a lot of people, a Death Entity and a Life Entity will step in to keep her in check, because that is not her business, only entities can confront other entities.

6.- One of the EoLs’ special abilities is the attraction aura. This aura makes any woman who sees them, smells them, touches them, or hears them start feeling a strong physical, emotional, and sexual attraction to the EoL, and it keeps escalating the longer she stays near her. When an EoL decides she wants to retire, she goes looking for her definitive partner, she rewinds her own time back to the moment she started as an EoL, usually becoming a virgin again because by rewinding herself, everything she did did not happen for her, but it did happen ;V. Then, while being young again, she goes to find the love of her life. How does she find her definitive partner? The definitive partner is the one woman who is not affected by the EoL attraction aura at all, so the EoL has to win her over the classic way, with time, effort, and a real relationship. An EoL can make her partner eternal like herself, and they live happily ever after, forever and ever, amen.

7.- If you ever see that, for example, Cerez already has her definitive partner(s), but I draw Cerez with another girl who is not her definitive partner, it’s because that happened before. Remember, my drawings are not in chronological order :V. So the drawings with their definitive partners are basically the ending of their stories, and any other drawings with other characters, or new drawings with other characters, take place before that ending.

8.- EoLs have two ages, their Terran age and their EoL age. Their Terran age is 18, the age when they begin their role as an EoL, from that point their EoL age starts counting. For example, on Cerez’s character sheet, her EoL age is 82,145,315,272 years, those are the years she spent traveling through the multiverse, traveling through time, etc, fulfilling her role as an EoL. In the end, like I said in point 6, when an EoL decides to retire and search for her definitive partner, she rewinds herself back to her 18 Terran years, her starting point, and begins her search for true love :V

There’s a lot more lore to tell, but I’ll save it for another time.