Willow is a witch who protected the lands of her ancestors from all kinds of invasion.
History[]
Early Life[]
Willow was born into a branch of witches who stayed with their coven after their other relatives left due to a difference on opinion. There is not much known about Willow's early life, but as she became of age, she was appointed the keeper of the coven's ancestral land. A role she takes very seriously which even went as far as stopping Kyra from burying her mother's ashes on the land. Willow believed that the ashes shouldn't be buried there since Kyra's direct ancestors left the coven which lead to a confrontation between the two witches.
Throughout the Series[]
In "O, The Tangled Web", after getting a distress sign from the Okanagan Valley in British Columbia, Harry Greenwood and Mel Vera arrived in the woods and found Kyra who was injured. Instead of telling the truth about Willow hurting her, Kyra led the pair to believe that a demon was responsible. Mel made the choice to take Kyra back to the Command Center believing that Willow was a dangerous demon who could strike again.
When Macy Vaughn and Maggie Vera went to the area where Kyra was found, they caught Willow discovering she's not a demon. Upon wondering what she was, Willow told them that she was a witch, stunning the sisters.
Later, Harry and Mel brokered peace between Kyra and Willow. Kyra just wanted to bury her dead mother with her sisters and mother, and Willow insisted on protecting the sacred ground.
They finally showed kindness to one another. Willow handed Kyra some runes and Harry noticed the symbols on them which he asked for a closer look. They learned that there was a Cave of Ancients nearby, and Harry and Mel found the other half of the stone tablet.
Personality[]
Willow is a brave fighter and a dedicated witch. She boldly and responsibly protects the land of her ancestors.
Willow also has compassion.
Physical Appearance[]
Willow is a white woman with short brown hair and brown eyes. She appeared to be in her twenties.
Powers and Abilities[]
- Basic Powers
- Spell Casting: The ability to cast spells and perform rituals
- Potion Making: The ability to brew magical potions.
Appearances[]
| Season Three Appearances (1/18) | |
| 1. "An Inconvenient Truth" | 2. "Someone's Going to Die" |
| Absent | Absent |
| 3. "Triage" | 4. "You Can't Touch This" |
| Absent | Absent |
| 5. "Yew Do You" | 6. "Private Enemy No. 1" |
| Absent | Absent |
| 7. "Witch Way Out" | 8. "O, The Tangled Web" |
| Absent | Appears |
| 9. "No Hablo Brujeria" | 10. "Bruja-Ha" |
| Absent | Absent |
| 11. "Witchful Thinking" | 12. "Spectral Healing" |
| Absent | Absent |
| 13. "Chaos Theory" | 14. "Perfecti Is the Enemy of Good" |
| Absent | Absent |
| 15. "Schrodinger's Future" | 16. "What to Expect When You're Expecting the Apocalypse" |
| Absent | Absent |
| 17. The Storm Before the Calm | 18. I Dreamed a Dream… |
| Absent | Absent |
Trivia[]
- Her name may be based on "Willow Rosenberg", a powerful witch in Buffy, the Vampire Slayer.
References[]
- ↑ Harry Greenwood named her and Kyra as "Ms. Hatfield" and "Ms. McCoy." However, he did not specify which of these witches belongs to one of two surnames, so Willow's full name can equally be either "Willow Hatfield" or "Willow McCoy." Although it could also be a reference of the episode to the real Hatfield–McCoy feud.
- ↑ When Harry and Mel Vera arrived at the Cave of Ancients, they indicated that Willow and Kyra shared common ancestors.