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Brekkus the Thunderwurm

**Brekkus the Thunderwurm** is an ancient giant and a minor character that appears in "Hilda and the Midnight Giant" and the animated series.

## Appearance

Brekkus the Thunderwurm is stated to be "Cursed with an unfortunate appearance", and indeed they look notably differnt from the other giants, having a slug-like body with a head and two arms.

## Graphic Novels

Brekkus is one of the ancient giants who lived within the valleys before humans came. The giant only appears in "Hilda and the Midnight Giant" on a two-page image depicting the ancient giants. According to their biography, Brekkus struck fear into the little people and made the other giants uncomfortable.

Brekkus plays no direct role in any of the stories as these are set long after the ancient giants left the Earth.

## Other media

* In the animated series, Brekkus has a cameo in "Chapter 2: The Midnight Giant on a picture in Wood Man's book the Giants of Old.
* Brekkus did not appear in "Chapter 3: The Giantslayer".
	+ In "Hilda and the Faratok Tree", after the Faratok tree sends her 3000 years into the past, Hilda meets the ancient giants. She attends their Grand Council meeting where 18 giants gather. It is left unclear if Brekkus is one of them as they are not depicted on any of the images nor called by name in the text.

Brekkus' cameo seen Giants of old book.

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Loam

**Loam** is a Walking Land Creature that first appeared in the tie-in book Hilda and the Fairy Village. She also plays a role in season 3 of the animated series.

## Appearance

Loam looks like most other Walking Land Creatures in that she is basically a slab of turf on legs. However, she is significantly bigger than the walking land creature seen in "Hilda and the Stone Forest"/"Chapter 1: The Troll Circle", as she can carry Astrid. In the tie-in novel, she is even bigger than in the animated series, being able to carry both Astrid and Johanna on her back simultaniously.

## History

### Animated series

Loam is the pet of Astrid. She is first seen when Astrid picks up Hilda, Johanna, David, Frida and Tontu from the Tofoten train station. She carries their bags to Astrid's house. She also helps Astrid with her mail round.

Loam also helps carry their bags back to the station when Johanna cuts the vacation short and returns to Trolberg.

In "Chapter 8: The Fairy Isle", Loam stays with David and Frida after Astrid follows Hilda and Johanna into fairy country. She is seen getting along well with Twig.

### Tie-in books

After The Pooka shows up at Astrid's house with a stolen woff egg but Hilda tricks him into dropping it, Astrid orders Loam to bring the egg back to the Woff cave

Later in the story, after Johanna learns from The Pooka that Hilda, David and Frida have gone back to a Fairy Mound they visited earlier, Astrid offers her a ride on Loam. It takes Loam only ten minutes to run from the station to the Fairy Mound. Hilda has entered the mound and Frida attempts to dig her out, but the mound resists. Astrid orders Loam to dig instead, but even Loam is no match for the Fairy Mound.

Loam in the tie-in books.

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Giant squirrel

**Giant squirrels** are a species of squirrels that live in the Forest of Nott. They are first seen in the tie-in book "Hilda and the Faratok Tree".

## Background

As their name implies, giant squirrels are significantly bigger than regular squirrels; about the size of a young deer-fox. They have long canines and are quite fast.

## Appearances

In both "Chapter 3: The Giantslayer" and it's tie-in adaptation "Hilda and the Faratok Tree", Hilda and Twig find Wood Man at the Faratok tree. He claims he is there to keep the giant squirrels away from the tree, though gives different reasons in each version (in the animated series he claims they are wrecking havoc on the bark, wile in the book he claims they are eating all the nuts of the tree, thus leaving nothing for the smaller squirrels). Twig tries to chae a giant squirrel away, but the animal is too fast for him to catch. As Hilda and Twig chase the squirrel into the Faratok Tree, they end up 3000 years in the past.

## Trivia

* An image of a giant squirrel is features in the book "Hilda's World: A guide to Trolberg, the wilderness, and beyond", but no information about the species is given other than what their footprints look like.

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Another Road

**Another Road** is a song from Hilda and the Mountain King. The song is written by Rachel Aggs and Vice Cooler exclusively for the film, and included on Hilda and the Mountain King (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack).

The song is played during the end credits, and accompanied by a series of drawings that show the various characters participating in events:

* Hilda, Frida, David and Baba playing together.
* Trolls admiring the lanterns from The Night of the Trolls
* Twig, Tontu and Alfur chasing Baba, who in turn is chasing Cedric
* Gerda Gustav and a troll working to restore the damage to the wall of Trolberg
* Twig sitting on Trylla's nose as Johanna brings her some tea
* Hilda and Twig running through the Stone Forest
* A group of human and troll children having a snowball fight
* People admiring the trolls as they sprout flowers
* A group of humans and trolls around a campfire
* Hilda, Johanna, Baba and Trylla (covered in plants) watching Trolberg from a distance
Bjarnsen

**Bjarnsen** is a viking of Torgund's clan. He appears in the Season 2 episode "Chapter 4: The Eternal Warriors" and he tie-in novel "Hilda and the White Woff". The character does not appear in the graphic novels.

## Appearance

Bjarnsen is a slender build, adult male, with orange hair, a beard, and mustache. He wears a helmet, and fights with two small axes that glow with blue light when he uses them. He has blue warpaint on his face.

## Personality

Not much is known about Olaf's personality, other than that, like his fellow vikings, he wants the Medallion of Sigurd to get rid of his fear.

## Biography

When first seen, Bjarnsen, along with the rest of his clan, has been trapped in an endless fight against their rivals, the Knudsen clan, over the Medallion of Sigurd. Each night the two clans fight, after which the winners take the Medallion, and Sigurd secretly brings the defeated vikings back to life so they can reclaim the medallion.

Bjarnsen is seen participating in a battle twice; the first time his clan wins. During the fight, Torgund orders David, who agreed to be their messenger boy, to tell Bjarnsen to bring up the right flank, but by the time David relays this order, Bjarnsen has already done so. He then gives David an axe with the orders to bring it to Elof, but David never gets the chance.

The second time Bjarnsen is in a fight, his clan loses and he gets killed. Like so many times before, he is brought back to life by Sigurd, but this time Hilda encourages Sigurd to tell the truth and stop his revenge. Bjarnsen is last seen when he and his clan begin to test the potion that Sigurd used to revive them.

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Don't Let Your Love Fly Away

## Video

**Don't Let Your Love Fly Away** is a song composed by Ryan Carlson for Vapor Music. It is featured in the Season 2 episode "Chapter 4: The Eternal Warriors".

## Use in the series

The song is first heard on David's music player when he secretly listens to it on the bus trip to the Forest of Nott. When Hilda questions him about it, he lies that it is a hard rock song since he too ashamed to admit he loves light rock.

Later, David tries to listen to hit to block the sound of Hilda telling a scary story, but it isn't loud enough to mute Hilda. A while later David is assisting Torgund's clan in their battle against the Knudsen clan, he listens to the song for encouragement to actually get out onto the battlefield and do his job as messenger boy.

The next day, after David has his fear taken away by the Medallion of Sigurd, he is no longer afraid to admit his taste in music and loudly sings along with the song as he, Hilda and Frida walk through the forest.

The song is also played during the end credits of the episode, then song again by David (Oliver Nelson).

## Lyrics

*When I was younger*

*I was afraid to use my voice*

*Now that l'm older*

*My heart left me no choice*

*Now grounded like a lonesome dove*

*Don't think I have the courage for love*

*Don't let your love fly away! (Fly away)*

*Don't be afraid, to seize the day*

*Don't let your love fall apart (Fall apart)*

*Don't be afraid, to fight for your heart!*

## Trivia

* While Ilan Galkoff provided David's singing voice in "Chapter 8: The Tide Mice", his regular voice actor, Oliver Nelson, sings the song in the episode during the scene where David has lost his fear, and during the end credits.
* Patrick Cooke provides the vocals for the scenes where David listens to the song on his music player.
* The full song (extended version) was released on July 28, 2023 when the offical Season 2 soundtrack Album was released.
Einarr

**Einarr** is an ancient Giant who appears in the graphic novels, the animated series and the novelizations.

According to the graphic novels, Einarr was fascinated by how he could affect the landscape. He would spend his nights editing rivers, moving rocks and replanting trees, just to see how the people would react in the morning.

## Appearence

Einarr is a giant with black fur. He has a relatively small head compared to his body.

In the animated series he has a tree on his right shoulder; something he lacks in all other depictions of him.

## Biography

### Graphic novels

In the graphic novels, Einarr is only seen on a two-page image in "Hilda and the Midnight Giant" depicting the giants of old. He plays no direct part in any of the stories as the giants left Earth long ago by the time the graphic novel is set.

### Animated series

Einarr appears in "Chapter 2: The Midnight Giant" in a book from the Wood Man about the giants of old. He is seen here interacting with a Forest Giant.

He also appears in "Chapter 3: The Giantslayer" after Hilda and Wood Man travel 3000 years back in time because of the Faratok tree. He is among the giants that, after a failed attempt by Kald and Halldór to rescue Drib from Halvor, decide they should leave the Earth. Even after Drib is freed, the giants still follow up on their decision. Einarr is the last one to go. Hilda tries to talk him out of it one last time, but he bids her goodbye and then leaps off the Earth. He almost drags Hilda with him into space, but she is saved by Wood Man and a Woff.

### Novelization

The events of "Chapter 3: The Giantslayer" are adapted into "Hilda and the Faratok Tree". Einarr has a larger role here; he is among the giants that attack Halvor and his army to help Drib escape. In the fight, Einarr uses his finger to direct the water from a spring on top of a mountain directly to the attacking humans. The water wrecks most of their catapults, winning the giants the battle. However, it is clear from his expression that Einarr hated having to do this, and he sorrowfully watches the wreckage he caused.

He then attends a meeting of the giants. Here, the giants decide the Earth has become too small for them and they should move into space. Hilda tries to convince the giants otherwise, but a second attack by Halvor and his troops proves the final straw and one by one the giants leap off the Earth, Einarr included.

## Gallery

Einarr in the graphic series.Einarr in Wood Man's book.Einarr attacks Halvor's army.

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How to Aid and Keep Thy Friends Forever

**How to Aid and Keep Thy Friends Forever** is a dangerous spellbook which Hilda discovers in a hidden room of the Library in "Chapter 8: The Tide Mice".

## Appearance

Its Old English title and the dust that comes out when Hilda opens the book indicates that it is very old, and it has not been used for some time.

Kaisa advises Hilda that the books in the hidden room are not for circulation, only reference (i.e., Hilda can look at them, but they can't be checked out or removed from the room). Realizing that *How to Aid and Keep Thy Friends Forever* has a spell she wants to use, however, Hilda disregards this advice and makes a photocopy of the page with the instructions to create Tide Mice.

The author(s) of this book has an unusual, nonlinear writing style which makes abundant use of footnotes (and footnotes within footnotes), which leads to Hilda accidentally overlooking the negative consequences of the spell.

This book also appears in Hilda Creatures in Wood Man's shop, where it is called simply **Spell Book**, and its description reads: "A book of enchantments from the secret section of the Library. Read the small print."

## Contents

* How To Banish A Boil
* How To Wilt A Wart
* How To Ensure A Friend's Success In A Chosen Endeavor

## Excerpts

* [Foreword]*You can solve a host of vexing problems for your friends with these spells and charms.*
* [Under "How To Ensure A Friend's Success In A Chosen Endeavor"] *This enchantment is easily performed by the inexperienced novice. It requires naught but an enchanted tide mouse. Step one: acquire enough of your friend's hair to fashion a small net. Step two: procure an item belonging to your friend that represents the undertaking in question. Make sure it is sized to fit into the aforementioned net of hair. Step three: go to a tide pool. Place the hair with the item at the edge. Chant these words out loud with vigor: Huxar fi constuffia / Huxar hasla hagot schluvina.*
* [Footnote under "Friend's Success" Spell] *Side effects include: blanked-out eyes, occasional growling, or a fine mist rising from the enchantee's scalp -- typical signs that the soul is preparing to be forfeited to the enchanter for all eternity. [...] If the enchanted mouse is returned by the end of the 30 days, the enchantment is broken. Please be advised that the official disenchantment requires certain actions on the part of all involved.*
* [Asterisk of the Footnote of the "Friend's Success" Spell] *Step one: the witch must first perform this chant out loud with vigor, but it only works if you do it at moonrise. Once the disenchantment has begun, it must be completed within an hour in order to take effect. [...] Rot cavoya nin feultay.*
	+ [Of the Enchantee(s)] *Say this chant twice: Lo fesi jalvali.*
* [Footnote of the Asterisk of the Footnote of the "Friend's Success" Spell] *Do not forget to feed the disenchanted tide mouse a small morsel of bread at the end, or it will never leave you in peace.*

## Gallery

Tide Mouse Spell (1)Tide Mouse Spell (Footnote)
Deer-Fox Herd

The **Deer-Fox herd** is a herd of Deer-foxes, and Twig's former herd. Twig's father is their alpha.

The herd appears in Season 2 during the episode "Chapter 9: The Deerfox". In this episode, Twig is reunited with his herd when he runs away from Hilda and back to the wilderness. The herd consists of multiple adults and their young. They are about to leave to their home dimension again, and this time Twig goes with them (last time they were on Earth, he missed the chance because he ran off to rescue Hilda from an eagle), but soon changes his mind.

They appear again in "Chapter 8: The Fairy Isle" when Twig summons them to help him rescue Hilda and Johanna from Fairy Country. With their light-bridges, the herd is able to travel to Fairy Country, where they fight and defeat the Eyes before retreating back to the human world with Johanna and Hilda.

The herd in their home dimension.The herd attacks.And fights off The Eyes.Leaving Fairy Country.

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A Day Out In Trolberg

**A Day Out In Trolberg** is a travel brochure seen in the mobile game Hilda Creatures. It is an asset used to transition between the in-game areas of The Wilderness and Trolberg.

## Contents

The illustrations in the brochure indicate that it likely contains information on the following:

* Trolberg's founding and history.
* Local landmarks and statues.
* The city's bell tower defense system.
* The annual Bird Parade held to honor The Great Raven.
Errol

**Errol** is a viking of the Knudsen clan. He appears in the Season 2 episode "Chapter 4: The Eternal Warriors" and the tie-in novel "Hilda and the White Woff". The character does not appear in the graphic novels. His name is not revealed in either the animated series, nor the books, but only on the character sheet for the clan.

## Appearance

Errol is a slender build man. He has a red beard and long red hair that cover his mouth and eyes respectively, leaving only his nose visible.

## Personality

Not much is known about Errol's personality, other than that, like his fellow vikings, he wants the Medallion of Sigurd to get rid of his fear. The character sheet for the clan claims he is stealthy and silent.

## Biography

At some point in the past, Errol and the rest of the Knudsen clan came to the Forest of Nott to find the Medallion of Sigurd.

When first seen, Errol, along with the rest of the clan, has been trapped in an endless fight against their rivals, Torgund's clan, over the medallion. Each night the two clans fight, after which the winners take the Medallion, and Sigurd secretly brings the defeated vikings back to life so they can reclaim the medallion.

Errol is seen participating in a battle twice; the first time his clan has the medaillion, and due to the loss of fear they are too reckless to put up a smart fight and are all killed. The following day, however, Sigurd revives them with a potion, which also restores their fear and erases their memories of the last battle. With their fear restored, the Knudsen fight much better the second time around and take the medallion from Torgund's clan. They are not seen again after this fight, leaving Errol's fate unknown.

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Hilda and Twig: Hide from the rain

**Hilda and Twig** is a upcoming graphic novel written and illustrated by Luke Pearson.

## Description

You know Hilda... but how about her trusty companion, Twig? As the two set off for a rainy adventure in their local wilderness, they discover a little mound to shelter in. But this is no ordinary mound, and it looks like Twig's going to save Hilda from a whole lot of big, scaly trouble.

Initial cover image.
Fergurdsen

**Fergurdsen** is a viking of Knudsen clan. He appears in the Season 2 episode "Chapter 4: The Eternal Warriors" and the tie-in novel "Hilda and the White Woff". The character does not appear in the graphic novels. His name is not revealed in either the animated series, nor the books, but only on the character sheet for the clan.

## Appearance

Fergurdsen is a huge, muscular man, physically the biggest member of his clan after Knudsen. He has a red mowhawk and red mustache.

## Personality

Not much is known about Fergurdsen's personality, other than that, like his fellow vikings, he wants the Medallion of Sigurd to get rid of his fear. The character sheet for the clan has not much to say about him either; only that he is a big guy.

## Biography

At some point in the past, Fergurdsen and the rest of the Knudsen clan came to the Forest of Nott to find the Medallion of Sigurd.

When first seen, Fergurdsen, along with the rest of the clan, has been trapped in an endless fight against their rivals, Torgund's clan, over the medallion. Each night the two clans fight, after which the winners take the Medallion, and Sigurd secretly brings the defeated vikings back to life so they can reclaim the medallion.

Fergurdsen is seen participating in a battle twice; the first time his clan has the medaillion, and due to the loss of fear they are too reckless to put up a smart fight and are all killed. The following day, however, Sigurd revives them with a potion, which also restores their fear and erases their memories of the last battle. With their fear restored, the Knudsen fight much better the second time around and take the medallion from Torgund's clan. They are not seen again after this fight, leaving Fergurdsen's fate unknown.

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Hilda and the Mountain King (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

***Hilda and the Mountain King (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)*** is a album containing all 30 songs, or the complete, soundtrack of the movie. All songs are composed by Ryan Carlson. It was released on 16 June 2023.

The soundtrack album is available on Spotify and Apple Music,

## Tracks

1. Escape
2. Hilda and the Mountain King Main Title
3. The Search Begins
4. Press Conference
5. I Was Going Home
6. Into the Woods
7. Trundle
8. The Call
9. Ask Kaisa
10. Troll Breakfast
11. The Story
12. What Do We Do?
13. Hoards
14. Race You To The Top of The Mountain?
15. The Meeting
16. The Final Thing
17. Hilda!
18. Reunited
19. Prison Cell
20. Trundle Escapes
21. Troll Army
22. Brothers
23. Been Here Before
24. Prepare to Fire!
25. Trundle Falls
26. Throw Me!
27. Stand Down
28. Amma
29. Epilogue
30. Another Road

## Videos

EscapeHilda and the Mountain King Main TitleThe Search BeginsPress ConferenceI Was Going HomeInto the WoodsTrundleThe CallAsk KaisaTroll BreakfastThe StoryWhat Do We Do?HoardsRace You To the Top of the Mountain?The MeetingThe Final ThingHilda!ReunitedPrison CellTrundle EscapesTroll ArmyBrothersBeen Here BeforePrepare to Fire!Trundle FallsThrow Me!Stand DownAmma-2EpilogueAnother Road
## Trivia

* Ryan Carlson confirmed on a tweet after the release of this album that the soundtracks of Seasons 1 and 2 would be released in the future. The soundtracks of Seasons 1 and 2 were eventually released on 28 July 2023.
* The song "When I Can't Sleep", which is also featured in the movie, is absent from the album, likely because this was a pre-existing song from the band Pascal Pinon and not composed specifically for the movie.

1. ↑ https://lnk.to/HildaMountainKingOMPS
2. ↑ (1) Ryan Carlson op Twitter: "I just got word that the soundtrack for "Hilda and the Mountain King" has been released on streaming platforms! Seasons 1 & 2 to follow! https://t.co/DO0GyPldn8" / Twitter
Forest of Nott

The **Forest of Nott** is a forest located outside Trolberg.

According to a map of Trolberg and surrounding areas seen in "Hilda and the Bird Parade", the forest is located to the south-east of Trolberg, close to the Björgfjord. The animated series doesn't reveal where exactly the forest is, but it is far enough from Trolberg that the Sparrow Scouts had to take a bus when they go camping there. Maps seen in *Hilda's Book of Beasts and Spirits* and "Hilda's World: A guide to Trolberg, the wilderness, and beyond" both depict the forest to the west of Trolberg.

The forest contains a swamp with a set of rocks known as the Screaming Stones. According to Frida, these stones are the reason that Trolls don't come to the forest.

Sigurd lives in this forest. The rivaling viking clans Knudsen clan and Torgund's clan have likewise been living in these woods for centuries, unnoticed by the outside world.

The millennia-old Faratok tree grows nearby.

## Gallery

Map as seen in "Hilda and the Bird Parade".MapThe Sparrow Scouts arrived at the Forest of Nott to start the locationForest of Nott on a map in *Hilda's Book of Beasts and Spirits*.Forest of Nott on a map in "Hilda's World: A guide to Trolberg, the wilderness, and beyond".
Halldór

**Halldór** is an ancient Giant who appears in the graphic novels, the animated series and the novelizations.

According to his biography in "Hilda and the Midnight Giant", he descended from a line of great warrior giants, but was actually one of the most gentle giants. He was greatly sympathetic to the little people, and is the giant most fondly remembered in their tales.

## Appearance

Halldór is a humanoid giant with a small, dome-shaped head.

In both the graphic novel and in "The Giants of Old" he is depicted with a belt around his waist, which, combined with the fur on his legs, makes it look like he is wearing fur pants. In "Chapter 3: The Giantslayer" he does not wear this belt, proving the fur is actually part of his body.

## Biography

### Graphic novels

Halldór appears in "Hilda and the Midnight Giant" in a two-page image depicting the giants of old. According to the graphic novel, he did not leave with the others and it is unclear what became of him.

He plays no role in any of the stories as the giants left long ago.

### Animated series

An image of him is seen in "Chapter 2: The Midnight Giant" in Wood Man's book "The Giants of Old".

Halldór is a supporting character in "Chapter 3: The Giantslayer", where Hilda meets him after she and Wood Man travel 3000 years into the past due to the Faratok tree. In the past, the giant Drib has been taken captive by a group of villagers led by Halvor. Kald tries to free him, and when the humans attack her with catapults, Halldór comes to her aid and intercepts the projectiles. Together they wreck most of the catapults before retreating.

Hilda follows them. Halldór and Kald both meet up with their fellow giants, and decide the time has come for them to leave the Earth, as humans fear and hate them. Halldór is last seen leaping off into space. This however contradict the information from the graphic novel.

### Novelization

The events of "Chapter 3: The Giantslayer" are adapted into "Hilda and the Faratok Tree". While Halldór is not mentioned by name in the text, he is seen on an image depicting 13 giants. His role is smaller than in the animated series as he does not participate in the fight wiht Halvor's army. Presumably, he was among the 18 giants that attended the council held by Aldinn and Sigmund, where the giants decided to leave the Earth.

## Trivia

* Halldór can be seen on a drawing of the ancient giants in "Hilda's World: A guide to Trolberg, the wilderness, and beyond", but his legs lack any fur and are notably thinner in this depiction of the character.

## Gallery

Halldór in the Graphic Novel.Halldór in "Giants of Old" book.Halldór and the other giants in the novelization.Halldór in "Hilda's World: A guide to Trolberg, the wilderness, and beyond".

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Lindworms

**Lindworms** are a species of dragon-like serpents that appear in both the animated series and novelization.

Only a female member has ever been seen since most of the other lindworms left from Trolberg after the wall was build.

Lindworms have a long, snakelike body with two front legs but no hindlegs. They also have dorsal fins, and antlers. The only Lindworm seen in the series has no wings, but "Hilda's World: A guide to Trolberg, the wilderness, and beyond" contains a picture of a 15000 year old winged lindworm fossil, proving the species used to have wings at some point.

Lindworms can breathe blue fire, the embers of which keep glowing with an ethereal blue glow for a long time.

Fossilized winged Lindworm
GUND

**Gund** is a Canadian manufacturer of plush stuffed animals. The company distributes throughout the United States and Canada as well as in Europe, Japan, Australia, and South America. Gund was founded in 1898 by Adolph Gund. Currently Gund is owned by Spin Master.

## Hilda

On Febraury 18, 2019 Silvergate announced that they had signed a licening deal with Gund for its Netflix animated adventure TV series, *Hilda*. Targeting girls and teen fans, GUND would develop a line of plush, accessory and giftware products for comics-inspired adventure series. The first Hilda merchendise from Gund hit shelves in the United States in early 2020, before rolling-out to additional markets.

> “We are thrilled to be working with GUND, with its rich heritage and commitment to high quality, to kick off our global licensing adventure,” said Waheed Alli, CEO at Silvergate Media. “Hilda could not be in better hands.”
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> “We’re huge fans of Hilda and admire the magical connection she has created with adults and children,” said Ronnen Harary, Co-Founder, Chairman and Co-CEO of Spin Master. “GUND has been bringing beloved characters to life in plush form to hug, hold and play with for more than a century and we’re honoured to be able to bring Hilda from the screen to playrooms globally.”
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Gund produced a handfull of Hilda merchandise with most of them Twig related items, like bagpacks, pencilholders, pluches and collectables. Gund was standing with special Hilda stands on toy fairs. The first time they presented the toys was on the New York Toy Fair on 28 febraury 2020.

On March 17, 2022 it was announced that Gund dropped the license to produce Hilda merchandise for unknown reasons. In May 2023 the Hilda page on their website was gone and selling products was officaly stopped.

## Trivia

* GUND was the first licensing partner of Silvergate for the Hilda tv series.
* On every product from GUND was a little Alfur with a Elf contract added, either as a hanger on the pluches or printed on the items.

## Gallery

New York Toy Fair 2020New York Toy Fair 2020New York Toy FairHilda, 12 inch plucheTwig 12 inch plucheWoff plucheTwig backpackBlind box with Mini pluches for retailersThe mystery Hilda pluches from te blind boxTwig pencil holder
1. ↑ Silvergate Media's 'Hilda' Secures GUND as Toy Partner - aNb Media, Inc.
Changeling Spell

The **changeling spell** is a type of magic which only trolls can preform used in both the graphic novels and animated series.

The spell magically switches a troll child with a human child, transforming each child into a member of the other species in the process. The human child will become a troll, complete with all the powers and weaknesses trolls have, while the troll child becomes human. They also physically swap locations, with the human child being transported to where the troll child was at the time the spell was cast and vice-versa. Upon being enchanted by the spell, that human child will loose all of his or her clothing in which case, thus becomes the troll's possession.

In both the graphic novels and the animated series, Trylla performed this spell on her daughter Baba to have her swap places with Hilda. To do so she took two stone figures of Hilda and Baba that Baba made earlier, and swapped their heads around.

The only known way to reverse the spell is to return both human and troll child to their real mothers. This is a fact even Trylla herself was unfamiliar with despite knowing how to perform the spell.
The Oracle

**The Oracle** is a newspaper in Trolberg. It is first seen in "Chapter 11: The Jorts Incident", and is the second known newspaper in Trolberg (the first being the Trolberg Daily).

In "The Jorts Incident", Kaisa shows the newspaper to Hilda, David and Frida when they come to her in the Library in hopes of finding out where the Tide Mice summoned by Hilda in Season 1 ran off to. The front page article of the paper is about the snack company Jorts suddenly growing into a multinational corporation under the leadership of its new CEO Gil Jones. Hilda immediately recognizes Gil from when she met him that morning at the bus stop, and realizes the Tide Mice are with him.

Kaisa mentions that the Oracle will change its name to "The Jorts Gazette" next week, due to the Tide Mice increasing Jorts' popularity. It is unknown if this name change actually happened after Hilda and friends caught all the Tide Mice and broke their power over Jorts.
Hilda Tie-In Series

The **Hilda Tie-In series** is a series of illustrated children's novels, based on the Hilda animated series.

The series currently consists of nine novels; three adapting season 1, three adapting season 2 and three books adapting season 3.
The books are written by Stephen Davies. The first three are illustrated by Seaerra Miller, books four, five and six are illustrated by Victoria Evans, and the final three books are illustrated by Sapo Lendário. The books are published by Flying Eye Books.

Each book adapts multiple episodes of the animated series into a single story, while also adding more worldbuilding to the universe of Hilda (like naming characters and places that are nameless in the animated series). The order in which the adapted adventures take place is usually rearranged compared to the animated series to combine the events from these episodes into a single narrative where the events directly impact each other and/or take place around the same time.

## Audiobooks

From May the 19th 2022, the first six books are available to listen to as audiobooks, available on Audible from Amazon.

The books are read aloud by narrator *Carlyss Peer* and follow the exact stroyline as written in the tie-in books. The voices of the characters are spoken by voice actors. Altough the main voice cast is largely the same and many repraise their roles, the voice-actors of David, Johanna, Twig and Trevor are recast for unknown reasons.

### Voice cast

* Narrated by: Carlyss Peer
* Bella Ramsey as Hilda
* Arthur Smith Galiano as David
* Ameerah Falzon-Ojo as Frida
* Sanchia McCormack as Hilda’s mum
* Rasmus Hardiker as Alfur
* Rachel Atkins as Miss Hallgrim, Anders, Lindworm, Raven Leader and the Parade Announcer
* Edward Molony as Trevor
* Wes Venn as Twig, Tiny Troll and Mama Troll
* Ako Mitchell as Raven and the Wood Man
* John Hopkins as Erik Ahlberg and Bartell Braga

## Trivia

* The events from the movie are not adapted into a seperate book, nor into the final 3 books adapting season 3.

## References

1. ↑ Hilda and the Great Parade Audiobook | Stephen Davies, Luke Pearson | Audible.co.uk
Witches' Rule Book

The **Witches' Rule Book** is a book of witch laws and library rules, referenced by Abigail the Witch of The Committee of Three in Chapter 3: The Witch.

## Excerpts

* "In the case of a book overdue by 30 years, responsibility passes from the borrower to the keeper, who for the crime of mislaying sensitive and potentially dangerous magical texts--" "--is to be cast immediately into The Void of No Return!" (Abigail and The Committee of Three)
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Adeline

**Adeline** is an elf that first appears in "Chapter 12: The Replacement". The character was created for the animated series and does not appear in the graphic novels.

## Appearance

Adeline is a female elf with a brown skin and black, curly hair. Like all Elves, she has black stick-like legs and arms. Adeline is dressed in a blue dress with a red sash, and wears a pointy hat.

## Biography

Adeline is the keeper of notes for the Delegation for the Return of Wayward Elves. While she was still in the Northern Elven Counties, she became a huge fan of Alfur and his reports about his adventures in Trolberg.

In "Chapter 12: The Replacement", she is among the Delegation members that are send to Trolberg to pick up Alfur, who has been replaced by Alvin as the Northern Counties' correspondent in the city because the Elf Prime Minister and his cabinet believe Alfur's reports about his adventures in Trolberg to be false. To prevent Alfur from having to leave, Hilda comes up with a plan to trick the delegation. They ask the Bragga Family for help, and Agnes volunteers to disguise herself as Alfur. Adeline, who hasn't seen Alfur yet, falls for it, and immediately declares her adoration for his work. Agnes can't keep up the appearances for long, however, and the real Alfur is forced to reveal himself to prevent the situation from escalating.

When Alfur tries to escape from the Delegation, Adeline joins the Delegation in an attempt to capture him. She does appologize to him however that they had to meet this way. The chase takes the Elves to the Farmers Market. There, the Elves are mistaken by the locals, who can't see them, for spirits, and are eventually captured by Gerda Gustav when they enter a lighthouse decoration. Alvin and Alfur are the only elves not captured since they jumped out of the lighthouse in time. Along with the other captured Elves, Adeline is brought to Safety Patrol HQ by Gerda, where she attempts to interrogate them. Adeline is the only one of the group who doesn't try to look for a way to escape, but instead keeps a detailed report of their adventure.

Alfur rescues the group by tricking Gerda into believing he is a member of the Spirit Safety Patrol, so she releases the captured "spirits" into his custody. Not much later, Alvin prevents Alfur from getting replaced by filling out an eyewitness confirmation form to clear Alfur's name. The Delegation thus departs without Alfur. Before they leave, Alfur asks Adeline to help him make a report of their visit, and both blush as Adeline agrees.

## Trivia

* She is the first and so far only Elf in the Hilda franchise with a brown skin; other Elves are either white or red.
* She is shown to be having a feelings for Alfur.

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Medallion of Sigurd

The **Medallion of Sigurd** is a magical medallion that has the power to forever remove all feelings of fear in those that touch it. It plays an important role in "Chapter 4: The Eternal Warriors", and the first part of "Hilda and the White Woff".

The Medallion originally belonged to Sigurd, a creature living in the Forest of Nott. Several centuries ago, two rivalling clans of vikings, the Knudsen clan and Torgund's clan, came to look for the Medallion because they hoped to become better warriors once the Medallion had taken away their fear. One of these groups managed to steal the Medallion from Sigurd, but quickly fell victim to a side effect; without their fear, they became reckless, and thus incapable of fighting smart. They were slain by their rivals, who then took the Medallion and suffered the same fate. Sigurs, knowing the side-effects of the Medallion, never bothered to retrieve it for this very reason, but he did use the Medallion and a potion that could revive people to trap the clans in an endless battle for centuries.

In "Chapter 4: The Eternal Warriors", David joins Torgund's clan because he hopes the Medallion will finally make him a better friend for Hilda and Frida, since he feels his fears are holding them all back. It works, but he too becomes reckless, and is eventually killed because of it until Sigurd revives him.

The Medallion was last in the hands of the Knudsen clan.

The only way to reverse the effects of the Medallion is to kill and revive the affected person.
Season 2

The **second season** of *Hilda* was announced at the New York Comic Con panel in October 2018, just weeks after the release of season one.

The season was released on Netflix on December 14, 2020.

Like season one, the second season consists of 13 episodes.

A song written and performed by Bella Ramsey called "The Life of Hilda", plays over the end credits of Chapter 7: The Beast of Cauldron Island, which is about Hilda trying to learn from her mistakes.

## References

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/RiseFallNick/status/1074923595166638080
2. ↑ https://screenrant.com/hilda-season-2-poster-confirms-december-release-date-on-netflix/
Andy Coyle

***Andy Coyle*** is a Director, Art Director and Writer. He directed the Hilda animated series. Besides Hilda, he also directed episodes of *Atomic Puppet*, *Space Knights Go!* and *Three Delivery*.

For his work on Hilda, he was nominated for a daytime emmy in the category "Outstanding Directing for an Animated Program".

## Personal Life

He is married to Erika Coyle, and they have two kids.
Life of Hilda

## Video

***Life of Hilda*** is a song voiced and sung by Bella Ramsey. It serves as a promotion for the second season of the animated series.

It was released on November 25, 2020, on the official Hilda YouTube channel. The song can also be heard during the end credits for *Chapter 7: The Beast of Cauldron Island*. The song was re-released on July 28, 2023 when the offical soundtrack album of season 2 was released.

## Lyrics

*I don't learn from my mistakes*
*But I will do my best*
 *It's usually my fault*
*But I try to make it right*
*And I do*
 *I am a wanderer*
*An honorary troll*
*I roam the wilderness*
 *Giant, woff or elf*
*And everything between*
*And the hound...*
 *This is the life*
*The life of an adventurer*
*This is the life*
 *Cucumber sandwiches*
*And a nice hot cup of tea*
*My mum, my friends and Twig*
 *David and Frida*
*Are always by my side*
 *The world is beautiful*
*And I don't want it to pass me by*
 *Life is an adventure and*
*I will take you by the hand*
 *The world is mine to roam*
 *This is the life*
*The life of an adventurer*
*This is the life*

## References

1. ↑ [https://twitter.com/hildatheseries/status/1331627344256229380
Hilda's house (forest)

**Hilda's House** was the house that Hilda, her mother Johanna and Twig used to live in before moving to Trolberg. It appears in the graphic novels and the animated series.

## Description

The house was a relatively small, two-story wooden cabin. Known rooms included a living room with a fireplace, and separate bedrooms for Hilda and Johanna. The house had its own windmill for generating electricity. The house was located in the middle of a valley, miles away from any other human settlements. Only a small road connected the house to the rest of the area. A flashback in "Chapter 8: The Fairy Isle" shows the house used to have a shed, but this is no longer present at the start of the series.

The house was originally build by Hilda's great-granddad. In her childhood, Hilda's maternal grandmother Lydia used to live in the house, until she and Phinium got married, had Johanna, and moved to Tofoten so Astrid could also come to live with them. At some point either before or shortly after having Hilda, Johanna moved back into the cabin, as Hilda lived there her entire life. Unknown to any of them, it was located in the middle of an elf village.

In both the graphic novels and the animated series, the house was eventually destroyed when a giant accidentally stepped on it (Illus in "Hilda and the Midnight Giant" and Jorgen in "Chapter 2: The Midnight Giant" respectively). This forced Hilda and Johanna to move to a different house in Trolberg.

In the animated series, the house was seen again as part of Hilda's nightmare in "Chapter 6: The Nightmare Spirit". This scene does not appear in the graphic novels however.

Its remains were seen again in "The Black Hound" when Tontu and Jellybean ended up there, and in "The Deerfox". The house is seen intact in flashbacks in the latter episode. And again in both "Chapter 9: The Deerfox" and "Chapter 8: The Fairy Isle".

## Inhabitants

* Hilda
* Johanna
* Twig
* Lydia (in the past)

## Gallery

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## Trivia

* The site of the house's remains is one of the available locations in the Hilda Creatures game.
Library

The **Library** is a building in Trolberg that Hilda, Frida, and David frequently visit when they need information.

It is most prominently featured in the animated series.

## History

According to "Hilda's World: A guide to Trolberg, the wilderness, and beyond", the library is one of the oldest buildings in Trolberg, but accounts of when, why and how it was build are scarce. There are even rumors that the building spontaneously sprang up one day, as if conjured by magic. Considering the library is connected to Witches Tower and is run by a witch, this story may actually be true.

## Appearance

### Animated series

The library has two floors, both of them filled with dozens of cabinets with books about every conceivable subject. In the center, there is a large open section with a ceiling window.

On the second floor is a hidden entrance behind a bookcase, that leads to a secret room filled with spell books. Hilda discovered this room in "Chapter 8: The Tide Mice". In "Chapter 3: The Witch", this secret room turned out to be the first in a series of secret rooms and passages that eventually lead to Witches Tower.

The library is supervised by The Librarian.

### Graphic novels

The library is also briefly seen in the graphic novel "Hilda and the Black Hound", but it looks notably different there than in the animated series. In "Hilda and the Stone Forest", one panel shows Hilda and Frida in the library, summoning a spirit from a book. This implies the Library in the graphic novels also has the secret room with magic books.

## Known books

Some of the books at the library are:

* Ghost Summoning Book
* Edmund ‘The Troll Slayer’ Ahlberg: An Unauthorized Biography
* How To Get Rid Of Ghosts
* How to Aid and Keep Thy Friends Forever
* Tales of the Marra

## Gallery

Library, insidecopierThe secret roomEntrance to the secret roomThe catalogue.The librarian's deskThe library in the graphic novels.Oops.Inside the library; library's two levels shownAnother secret room in the libraryYet another hidden room in the libraryDoor to the witches towerHidden hallway leading to the Witches TowerLight eminating out of the Witches Tower below the librarySecret room in Hilda and the Ghost Ship
Bearded sailor

The real name of this character is unknown

This unnamed **Bearded Sailor** is a minor character in Season 2 of the animated series.

## Appearance

He is a big, muscular man with a thick black beard.

## Biography

When first seen (Chapter 2: The Draugen), he is playing Sea Bones with Wood Man and several other sailors in the Salty Maiden. When Hilda arrives in the Salty Maiden, the man has just lost his sailboat to Wood Man. When Wood Man announces that he will quit now, the sailor angrily demands that Wood Man keeps playing, so he and the others can try to reclaim what they lost. Hilda points out that Wood Man won fair and square, to which the sailor responds that if Wood Man leaves now, he will never play with them again. Wood Man, being his usual obnoxious self, remarks that the sailor is afraid of him after such a big loss. This angers the sailor even further, and he ends up throwing both Wood Man and Hilda into the trash outside.

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