You’ve been warned! Willow Season 1 Episode 8 “Children of the Wyrm” finally gave us what we’ve been waiting for: Elora Danan (Ellie Bamber) vs. The Crone (Rosabell Laurenti Sellers as ...

Table of Contents The Crone is almost triumphant How does Willow actually end? Will Willow be back for a second season? The finale of Willow‘s first season had a little bit of everything ...

For instance, and this is just off the top of my head: As Elora starts to kiss Airk and the Crone’s magic seeps into her mouth to steal her powers she could have a flash of Willow or something ...

Turns out, Graydon, Boorman, Willow and Jade all take the same leap of faith to help their friends – and thus the final battle begins! Elora faces off with the Crone, while Boorman and Willow ...

but Willow (Warwick) insists they press on because the Wyrm will eventually be looking to punish them for defeating the Crone. Airk points out that the Immemorial City is impossible to leave ...

The finale hints at Willow and company amassing more followers to aid in the fight to come — which means new characters, new struggles, and possibly some losses. As for the Crone, Elora took ...

Willow’s remaining characters band together to retrieve him from the Immemorial City, a location beyond the edges of this civilization’s maps that’s ruled by a withered Crone that covets ...

and he needs to only reach out and crush us,” Kasdan told Polygon during the Willow press tour. “[The Crone is] the spokesperson of that voice and ends up being really representative to me of ...

Willow’s two mains are Kit and Dove ... show spend most of their time facing off against the underlings of the Crone, who serves the Wyrm, both of whom remain very mysterious.

In this series, a group of young adventurers tracked down Willow (Davis), when they needed his help to save the young prince Airk (Dempsey Bryk) from a witch known as the crone. Along the way ...