Create a very long blog article about the screenplay of the upcoming Japanese-produced American traditionally-animated film called "The Owl House Motion Picture" (This is the official title but keep it replaced by its codename.), codenamed "Project HootyTerrace" (Just call the film a codename before the official title is announced, will ya?! It's a TOP SECRET! And don't let fans call the codename or the official title.). It has a topic: "Instead of Luz, the film focuses on Amity, who discovers the hidden power (that the fans, audience, and even Dana Terrace (the show's creator) could have never experienced to be non-existed even before the show's starting development, behind her abomination magic while facing the most powerful nihilistic foe with the help of her friends. This sets one month after Luz's victory against Emperor Belos in the series finale episode "Watching and Dreaming" and nearly four years (maybe 3 years and 345 days) before the show's epilogue. Maybe I officially confirm that the show no longer has a fourth season, just like Dana Terrace said on X (Twitter), it might take a long while to continue the story of The Owl House as a film. That's the film what I created based on the show Dana created!" And add it based on the synopsis:
"Following the exciting conclusion of the beloved *The Owl House* animated series on Disney Channel, *The Owl House Motion Picture* picks up the story where we left off, continuing Luz Noceda's (voiced by Sarah Nicole-Robles) extraordinary journey into witchcraft. This time, however, the spotlight shifts to her girlfriend, Amity Blight, who steps into the role of the main protagonist. Alongside Amity, Luz is joined by her mentor and adoptive mother, Eda Clawthorne (Wendy Malick), her biological mother, Camila Noceda (Elizabeth Grullon), their Titan companion, King (Alex Hirsch), and Vee (Michaela Dietz), Eda’s shape-shifting basilisk sister. Also joining the crew are two new human friends, Jason Cranberry and Rachel Dawson, as well as Polly (Amanda Leighton), the tadpole from *Amphibia*. Together, they will face an even greater challenge than before. Set one month after Luz’s heroic victory over Belos, the film introduces a new and terrifying threat that jeopardizes both the Boiling Isles and the Human Realm. A mysterious nihilistic villain, obsessed with erasing happy endings, constructs the Megamite Dread, a massive weapon capable of destruction on an unimaginable scale. Amid the chaos, Amity discovers a latent magical power within herself, triggered by a mysterious crystal shard. As her newfound abilities begin to surface, Amity must learn to control her powers, all while Luz and their friends race to stop the rampaging weapon. This gripping new adventure explores Amity’s personal growth, love, friendship, and her evolving role as a witch. *The Owl House Motion Picture* delves deeper into the emotional and magical bonds between the characters, challenging them to confront their fears and embrace the power within. Themes of self-discovery, balance, and unity resonate throughout the film as Luz and Amity continue to unlock their true potential together.  With a runtime of 3 hours and 48 minutes, this film aims to break the world record for the longest animated film, significantly surpassing the typical length of a feature film. This ambitious project is not an experimental endeavor or a fan-made creation, but a carefully crafted addition to the *Owl House* universe, designed to seamlessly integrate with the Disney brand. As audiences prepare for this epic cinematic experience, they can look forward to an unforgettable journey that promises action, heart, and magic in a way they’ve never seen before."