Sprig Plantar

The Owl House and Amphibia only have in common a girl in other world trope in common, and that's it. The other shows don't fit that description at all. Most of them weren't even that kind of protagonist.

#amphibia

I call it “The Wild Child” based off of the Wild Robot movie and the Books

Here’s the Plot of “The Wild Child” for those that are interested

5,530 years in the future, humanity is a very advanced spacefaring society although they’ve evolved technologically, they unfortunately lost what made them “human” essentially becoming robotic in a way although they still have some emotions

Like Love, Compassion, Romance, Happiness, Sadness, Joy and Etc, they mostly just ignore these emotions aside from special occasions

One day a young child by the name of Sprig ends up crashing landing on a distant planet after a exploration spaceship is attacked by pirates, Sprig is the only one who successfully made onto the planet which is wild and untamed

However this planet is dominated by dragons, soon Sprig has to abandon his futuristic human ways to survive on this wild and dangerous planet

Slowly he learns the language of the dragons, soon his given the biggest responsibility in his life being a parent after he orphans a baby night fury, when he accidentally kills her parents and unborn siblings when trying to escape a Deathgripper

As he learns to survive in the wild, he soon becomes one with the dragons and raises his surrogate night fury daughter nightshade to maturity and sends her off with the migration

However Sprig’s new life is turns upside down when a random Vinetail accidentally activates a homing beacon in which his mother’s have transmitted it, and have sent a rescue team to find their son

But at this point in his life Sprig has never felt so alive and felt so “human” that he doesn’t want to leave his new home and his new life to return to a life of being robotic

Now Sprig and his new dragon friends must defend their home from the rescue team who will stop at nothing to return Sprig back to his normal, boring, domesticated, robotic lifestyle