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@dbarenzu626.bsky.socialOct 4, 2026, 7:53 PM

Is this kid a witch too? 🧙‍♀️🌊🌕
#CovenAcademy x #StitchTriverse

Crossover fanart of Yuna Kamihara and Stitch from "Stitch Triverse" crossing paths with Briar Roberts, the lead protagonist from Disney's latest live-action comedy supernatural show, "Coven Academy". Amid a moonlit walk in New Orleans, Briar tries to protect Yuna from the darkly threat of vampires, only to find... she doesn't... need help? Version with crossover logos. Extra short prose from Briar's perspective below: "You walk the New Orleans streets late at night, trying to meet a friend. Along your way though, you spot... a child? Dressed in very summery garb, you try to warn her that it's unsafe in the night in "unwarded" places and that she should head back home where it's safe. Even worse is her maniacal friend, seeming no more than a blue familiar. Just as the reason why approaches, a speedy and powerful vampire suddenly gets whisked away by a massive wash of water, led down the road and leaving a street corner soaked! She didn't even lift a finger! You look in confusion at your wooden stake and then at the kid, who says clear as day with witty demeanor: "Pffft, hey, don't worry about me! You think some silly bloodsuckers and creatures of the night are gonna get me with what I can do? Might wanna look out for yourself tonight!" The exchange was awkward as the kid and her blue "familiar" wandered off down an alleyway, never to be seen again when a bright flash hits. What are you gonna tell Sasha and Tegan, some 10-year-old just made short work of a vampire? Better yet, did the kid know magic too? Aquatic magic?"Crossover fanart of Yuna Kamihara and Stitch from "Stitch Triverse" crossing paths with Briar Roberts, the lead protagonist from Disney's latest live-action comedy supernatural show, "Coven Academy". Amid a moonlit walk in New Orleans, Briar tries to protect Yuna from the darkly threat of vampires, only to find... she doesn't... need help? Just the art please, no logos! Extra short prose from Briar's perspective below: "You walk the New Orleans streets late at night, trying to meet a friend. Along your way though, you spot... a child? Dressed in very summery garb, you try to warn her that it's unsafe in the night in "unwarded" places and that she should head back home where it's safe. Even worse is her maniacal friend, seeming no more than a blue familiar. Just as the reason why approaches, a speedy and powerful vampire suddenly gets whisked away by a massive wash of water, led down the road and leaving a street corner soaked! She didn't even lift a finger! You look in confusion at your wooden stake and then at the kid, who says clear as day with witty demeanor: "Pffft, hey, don't worry about me! You think some silly bloodsuckers and creatures of the night are gonna get me with what I can do? Might wanna look out for yourself tonight!" The exchange was awkward as the kid and her blue "familiar" wandered off down an alleyway, never to be seen again when a bright flash hits. What are you gonna tell Sasha and Tegan, some 10-year-old just made short work of a vampire? Better yet, did the kid know magic too? Aquatic magic?"