Agnes Steelhead's house is the residence of Agnes Steelhead and the childhood home of Bunny Star. It is located in Klopnod and appears in the episodes "Which Witch is Which?" and "Cleanin' House."
Description[]
Exterior[]
It is a typical Klopnodian tower house that has three floors. It is a purple house built with half-timbered technique. The house has one door with one window on the ground floor and four windows on the top floor. The center of the house has shifted to the side. The roof is red tiled with a roof window and a ridge turret.
In "Cleanin' House," it is shown to have a red shed with white roofing and a pigsty for worm hogs outside of it.
Interior[]
The interior of the house is dark, and its walls are cracked. At the bottom of the wall is a stony base separated by a wooden plank. There are wall bookshelves and a large cauldron in a room.
In "Cleanin' House," the dining room is shown, having orange walls, a green floor, a vase with flowers, a table, and a dining chair.
Role in series[]
"Which Witch is Which?"[]
Agnes Steelhead pays a visit to the Star house and she wants to know that Squidina has magic powers too. When Squidina asks Bunny when she got her magical power, Bunny replies that she never got it, and a flashback begins. In the flashback Agnes' house is shown with Bunny standing on top, and her mother arrives flying on a broomstick. She gives it to her daughter to teach her how to fly, but Bunny starts cleaning with it instead.
GrandPat wants to put an end to the witchcraft, so he creates a magic show with Patrick. During the show, GrandPat pulls a giant rabbit monster from his hat, but Agnes turns him into a carrot, and the rabbit eats him. This makes Squidina enraged, and she uses her magic powers to send Agnes back to her house, where she arrives in a pink potion in her cauldron.
"Cleanin' House"[]
Agnes calls Bunny from her house to tell her that the town worm hog has died, not mentioning that it is because she ate her. She tells Bunny to come over and claim the dirty pigsty left over as an inheritance.