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La première de Hot Dog

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***La première de Hot Dog*** ***( original : Hot Dog's Movie Premiere )*** est le septième épisode de *Pomme & Oignon*.

## Synopsis

Hot Dog, l'ami de Pomme et Oignon, invite les deux compères à la première de son film. Mais dans leur joie, ils provoquent la colère du vigile qui surveille l'événement.

## Personnages

### Personnages principaux

* Pomme
* Oignon
* Nugget Poulet
* Hot Dog
* Burger

### Personnages secondaires

* Ketchup
* P'tite frite

### Personnages mineurs

* Barbe à papa
* Petite bouchée
* Côtelette
* Bubble tea
* Canette rouge

## Vidéos

Pomme & Oignon La première de Hot Dog

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Me pomponner !

Version karaoké

## Détails

Mini-épisode numéro 1 : *Pomme se pomponne*

***Me pomponner !*** ***( original : Buff Up My Head! )*** est une chanson de *Pomme & Oignon*. Elle est chantée par Pomme et Oignon dans *Pomme se pomponne*.

## Paroles

### Première partie

**Pomme** : Me pomponner, avant la fête

Pour avoir bonne mine, je me bichonne la tête.

Me pomponner

**Oig****non** : Oh ! Te pomponner

**Pomme** : Fais-la briller pour qu'elle soit lustrée.

**Pomme** : Me pomponner

**Oig****non** : Whaaa ! Mes beaux sourcils !

**Pomme** : Oooh !

**Pomme** et **Oig****non** : Frotte-toi la tête jusqu'à ce qu'elle sonne juste, oui !

**Pomme** : Frotte-moi le dos mais surtout la tête

**Oig****non** : Je te laisse un moment pour faire ma toilette

**Pomme** et **Oig****non** : Se pomponner pour la grande fête de ce soir

Se bichonner pour briller dans le noir

**Oig****non** : Pas besoin d'utiliser un hérisson

**Hérisson** : Non !

**Pomme** et **Oig****non** : Il suffit de t'appliquer, juste un peu de crème fouettée.

Arrange ma tête, arrange ma tête.

Mets-y tout ce que tu aimes, invente-moi des recettes.

**Pomme** : Trempe-moi la tête

**Oig****non** : Sauce-moi la tête

**Pomme** : Pendant que tu me saupoudres

**Oig****non** : Fais de moi ton casse-croûte

**Pomme** et **Oig****non** : Me pomponner !

### Deuxième partie

**Pomme** et **Oig****non** : Me pomponner-er-er-er-er-er…
Björg

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

## Appearance

He is a large behemoth who somewhat bears resemblance to a troll; for he has an elongated nose, white blank glowing eyes, with brown fur covering his entire body and possesses a tail.

## History

### Graphic novels

In "Hilda and the Midnight Giant", Björg appears in a 1-panel flashback, and on a two-page image depicting the giants of old.

According to his biography in the graphic novel, Björg was considered an outcast among the group and was quite fearful towards other giants. After the other Giants left, he supposedly created both trolls and the nisse. Nowadays, it is unknown if whether he could still be somewhere on Earth or if Björg eventually left the planet as did most other giants.

### Animated series

Björg is briefly seen in "Chapter 2: The Midnight Giant on an image in Wood Man's book "The Giants of Old".

## Gallery

Björg and other giants in the graphic novel.Bjorg is seen on the left page from within the Giants of Old.Bjorg in the giant book.
## Trivia

* Since both Björg and Amma are stated to be the ancestors of all trolls, the two are likely related.
* Besides trolls, he is also the ancestor of the Nisse.
* Björg 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 Björg is one of them as he is not depicted on any of the images nor called by name in the text.

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Hilda's sketch book

**Hilda's sketch book** is the book that Hilda always carried with her while still living in the Wilderness, using it to make sketches of any creature she came across.

Early in *Chapter 1: The Hidden People*, the book got eaten by a Troll, but the creature returned it to Hilda after Hilda removed a bell that was tied to the Troll's nose. This same scenario also happened in the first graphic novel, "Hildafolk", and in the novelization "Hilda and the Hidden People". In that book, the adventure later proved useful to Hilda, since she could use the troll saliva stuck to her sketchbook to get into the Caves of Kismet.

In *Chapter 2: The Midnight Giant*, after Jorgen accidentally destroyed Hilda's house, Wood Man found the sketch book between the rubble and returned it to Hilda, remarking he had no use for it himself and it smelled like troll spit.

In ***Chapter 13: The Black Hound**,* while driving home from Sparrow Scouts camp, Hilda used her sketch book to make a sketch of Tontu, and gave this to Frida so she could help look for him.

## Gallery

Troll, and self portraitThe troll returns the bookTroll sketchTwig saves Hilda's book
Ghosts

**Ghosts** are spirits of deceased humans, that for some reason have remained on Earth.

They are exclusive to the animated series, and do not appear in any of the graphic novels.

## Appearance

Ghosts look like transparent/blue, humanoid beings whose form still somewhat resembles how they looked when they were alive.

They have glowing skulls with black eyes and a mouth.

They carry their skeletal remains inside their spectral bodies.

## Powers

Ghosts can fly and their transparent bodies + glowing skulls can freely phase through any solid matter. Their bones however can not, so these will remain behind if a ghost tries to pass through something solid.

They can also absorb objects and people inside their bodies without harming them.

## Weakness

Since their bones cannot phase through solid matter, it is possible to keep a ghost from returning into his/her grave by putting something solid on top of it. Hilda used this against Engilbjort in Chapter 9: The Ghost by lying down on her grave so she couldn't get in.

In season 1, Ghosts can only come out at night, and must be back in their graves before sunrise. What exactly happens to them if they don't is not revealed in the series, but in chapter 9 the threat of being left outside in the sun was sufficient enough to make Engilbjort give back the book she stole. Season 2 downplays this weakness however, as both ghosts and Draugen are seen during the twilight instead of only when it's fully dark. According to "Hilda's Book of Beasts and Spirits", ghosts that stay outside in the sun will shrivel up.

## Behavior

It is unknown why Ghosts remain earthbound, and if this happens to all humans or only a select few.

Ghosts are known to seek out personal objects that belonged to them when they were alive, and that they still cherish. They can grow fond of any new owners of these objects, and help them out if these owners cherish the object as much as they did. Craigie Williams for example cleaned up Frida's room every night for years since she loved his favorite book "The Legend of Great King Condon".

Sometimes they seek out still living loved ones, but this is rare since these loved ones will someday die as well, and then they will all be reunited.

Ghosts love to wrestle, and use this to settle conflicts. They do value fair play, and matches are overseen by a referee.

## Summoning

It is possible to purposely summon a ghost from its grave. The ritual to do so involves a spell, and a special wooden stick engraved with runes.

To summon the ghost, one has to roll the stick over the grave back and forth, and chant the following words:

*Deep in the earth, your moldering bones for posterity lay.*

*But on this night they stir and moan, when you come out to play.*

## Gallery

A ghost without bones, only a skull and body.Bones cannot phase through objects.Stick for summoning ghosts.The book with the spell.Ghosts do say "Boo".A ghost as seen in the Season 1 opening sequence.Sketches by Luke Pearson for the ghost characters.
## Trivia

* A ghost has a cameo in the novel "Hilda and the Nowhere Space", when Hilda encounters him while following the Black Hound into The Great Forest.

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Halvor's boar

This unnamed **Boar** is the pet of Halvor. It appears in both "Chapter 3: The Giantslayer" and "Hilda and the Faratok Tree".

The boar accompanies Halvor everywhere. Halvor can also ride the animal in battle, like he did when fighting Kald.

When Hilda and Halvor got into a sword fight, the boar tried to attack Hilda, but Twig jumped in between to defend his owner. After a brief fight, Twig tricked the boar into ramming headfirst against an apple tree, causing a load of apples to fall onto his head, knocking the boar unconscious.
Hilda's Book of Beasts and Spirits

* Hardcover
* softcover

## Chronology

**Hilda's Book of Beasts and Spirits** is a book that serves as a tie-in to the Hilda animated series. The book was first published by Flying Eye Books on March 02, 2021.. It is written by Emily Hibbs, with illustrations by Jason Chan.

## Synopsis

Deep in the library is a book that tells of giants and Elves, woffs and Deer-foxes, and all manner of creatures from the Wilderness to the centre of Trolberg. Those who wish to learn will glean all the knowledge the need from Hilda's own copy of this fascinating compendium of beasts and spirits.

## Background

The book serves as a bestiary for the various creatures seen in the Hilda franchise. The following species have an entry:

* Towering Terrors
	+ Giants
	+ Gryla
	+ Yule Lads
	+ Lindworms
	+ Trolls
* Secretive Souls
	+ Deer-foxes
	+ Elves
	+ Nisse
	+ Barghests
	+ Wood Folk (Wood Man's species)
* Almost Human
	+ Ghosts
	+ Draugen
	+ Marra
	+ Witches
* Under the water
	+ Kraken
	+ Salt-Lions
	+ Tide Mice
	+ Water Spirits
* Up in the air
	+ Thunderbirds
	+ Weather Spirits
	+ Woffs
* Below the Ground
	+ Rat King
	+ Swamp Men
	+ Time Worms
	+ Vittra

## Goofs & Errors

* Aldinn is misnamed as "Hár", and given Hár's color of fur.

## Trivia

* Eldrid and Cornelius as well their species are nowhere mentioned in this book.
* Illustrator Jason Chan intentionally tried to give the book an aged look in the illustrations since the book is supposed to be from the Library, while simultaniously retaining the feel of both the series and graphic novels as much as possible. He personally considered the map of Trolberg and the image of the giants to be his favorite parts to draw.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.amazon.com/Hildas-Book-Beasts-Spirits-Hilda/dp/1912497565
2. ↑ Jason Chan P.L on Hilda’s Book of Beasts and Spirits
Fort Ahlberg

**Fort Ahlberg** is a castle whose ruins are located outside the city of Trolberg.

It appears in the graphic novels, animated series and tie-in books. The ruins are only ever called by name in the book "Hilda and the White Woff". In all other media they're simply called "the castle ruins". The name implies the castle belonged to Edmund Ahlberg or another member of the Ahlberg family.

The dust of the ruins is a key component in many magic spells.

## Appearance and location

On the surface, not much is left of the old castle. Only some crumbling, moss covered walls are still standing. On the inside however the fort has been better preserved. This is best seen in "Chapter 5: The Job". There's a dungeon with prison cells, and a central room with an intact roof that includes several rafters.

In the animated series the ruins are only a short drive away from Trolberg, and close enough that it's even possible to travel there on foot and back within a few hours tops. Hilda and Twig did this in "Chapter 13: The Stone Forest". The tie-in books on the other hand imply the fortress is a bit further away. In "Hilda and the White Woff" the ruins are stated to be in The Great Forest, and it took Hilda and friends so long to get there they had to spend the night there before heading back to Trolberg. In "Hilda and the Faratok Tree", the ruins are suddenly stated to be in the Forest of Nott, and again a long drive away from Trolberg.

## Role in the series

### Graphic novels

In "Hilda and the Stone Forest" there's a panel showing Hilda and Twig exploring the ruins.

### Animated series

In "Chapter 13: The Stone Forest", Hilda and Twig visit the ruins to collect dust for Frida since she needs it for a spell.

In "Chapter 5: The Job", The Polecat discovers a troll has hidden it's hoard in the ruins, which includes a chest filled with gold. He sends Gunther, Garth, Anders and Hilda to get this chest for them, but the troll catches them in the act and comes close to harming Anders when he chases Anders into the dungeons.

### Tie-in books

In "Hilda and the White Woff", Hilda, Frida and David secretly go camping so they can visit the ruins to collect the dust for Frida.

"Hilda and the Faratok Tree" adapts the events from "Chapter 5: The Job".

## Gallery

In the graphic novel.Interior.central roomAnders and the troll in the dungeon.
Emily Hibbs

**Emily Hibbs** is a freelance writer and editor based in London, England. She wrote the books "Hilda's Sparrow Scout Badge Guide", "Hilda's Book of Beasts and Spirits" and "Hilda's World: A guide to Trolberg, the wilderness, and beyond" for Flying Eye Books.

Besides Hilda (series), Emily Hibbs has written and edited children's books for Scholastic, Little Tiger, and Egmont. Other titles from her include "Tales From the Forest" and "Harry Kane (Football Legends #2)".
Même pas drôle

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***Même pas drôle*** ***( original : Not Funny )*** est le vingtième épisode de *Pomme & Oignon*.

## Synopsis

Alors que l'anniversaire de leur 6 mois d'amitié arrive, Pomme doit trouver un moyen de ne pas perdre son ami.

## Personnages

### Personnages principaux

* Pomme
* Oignon
* Barbe à papa

### Personnages mineurs

* Crème glacée
* Falafel
* Pizza
* Hot Dog
* Burger
* P'tite Frite
* Sandwich
* Patty (rêve)
* Cookies
* Bœuf séché (rêve / imagination)
* Nugget Poulet (rêve / imagination)
* Steak Fromage
* Bouteille (rêve / imagination)
* Yaourt (rêve / imagination)
* IceTea (rêve / imagination)
* Chat (rêve / imagination)
* Pilon de poulet (rêve / imagination)
* Goutte de citron (rêve / imagination)
* Mère de Pizza (rêve / imagination)
* Homme Whey (rêve / imagination)
* Côtelette (rêve / imagination)
* Donut (rêve / imagination)
* Sandwich triangulaire
* Œuf à la coque (première apparition)
* Popcorn
* Petite bouchée (imagination)
* Fève mijoté (première apparition)
* Feuille de vigne (première apparition, flashback)

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Gabe Pulliam

**Gabe Pulliam** is a script writer, who co-wrote the Season 2 episode "Chapter 6: The Old Bells of Trolberg".

Besides Hilda, he also worked on shows as "Skunk Fu", "The Octonauts", "Chico Bon Bon: Monkey with a Tool Belt" (head writer), and "Space Racers".

In 2018, he won a Daytime Emmy for Outstanding Writing in a Preschool Animated Program for his work on The Octonauts.
Gryla

**Gryla** is an ogress that appears in the Season 2 episode "Chapter 10: The Yule Lads", as well as the tie-in novel "Hilda and the Time Worm".

## Appearance

Gryla is a gigantic, hunchbacked ogress, with a body covered in thick fur. She has sharp spines on her back and antlers on top of her head. Her face is covered by a mask to protect her ancient skin against the moonlight. The mask is broken around her left eye. She is clothes in rags.

## Behaviour

According to legend, Gryla has the ability to sniff out naughty children, and feeds on them by making a stew out of them. She sleeps most of the year, but awakens around the time of the Trolberg Winter Festival to feed.

## Biography

Gryla is at least several centuries old. Very few have ever seen her. At some point in the past, 13 of the children she abducted came to work for her as the Yule Lads. She keeps them in line with the threat to eat them if they don't find her any other naughty children to eat.

In "Chapter 10: The Yule Lads"/"Hilda and the Time Worm", she is seen slowly making her way to Trolberg. Along the way, she frightens even Baba and Baba's mom. Somehow, she manages to get into the city unnoticed. By the time she gets there, the Yule Lads have been convinced by Hilda to give her the Sparrow Scouts' vegetable broth as a substitute for humans. Fortunately, Gryla accepts the alternative and leaves again.

## Gallery

Gryla and her Yule Lads as seen in a bookGryla in the noveliaztionGryla in "Hilda's Book of Beasts and Spirits"
## Trivia

* A difference between the novelization and the animated series is that, in the novel, Hilda twice spots Gryla as she is on her way to Trolberg; once while riding in the zeppelin of the Safey Patrol, and once after she and the Keeper of the Bell have sabotaged Erik Ahlberg's mechanical bellringers. In the series, Hilda doesn't get to see Gryla until she actually arrives in Trolberg.
* Gryla is based on a gigantess from Icelandic folklore. The oldest poems in which she appears describe her as a parasitic beggar who walks around asking parents to give her their disobedient children. Her plans can be thwarted by giving her food or by chasing her away. In the mythology, she has a husband named Leppaludi, and the Yule Lads are their sons.
* It is unknown if whether there are other ogres besides Gryla. Hilda's Book of Beasts and Spirits only mentions Gryla, rather than having an article about Ogres as a whole. This implies she is the only member of her kind.

## References

1. ↑ "Hilda's Book of Beasts and Spirits"

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Gil Jones

**Gil Jones** is a character appearing in the Season 2 episode "Chapter 11: The Jorts Incident". The character was created for the animated series and does not appear in the graphic novels.

## Appearance

Gil is a young man with brown hair and black little eyes like David.

## Biography

When first seen, Gil is a delivery man working for Jorts. He is about to fill up a vending machine near a bus stop when Hilda, who is in a rush to catch the bus, crashes into him and causes him to drop his box of jorts. Gil doesn't mind though, since Hilda immediately appologizes and it isn't the first time this happens to him. Unbeknown to Hilda, the Tide Mice she summoned in season 1 were in her backpack, and use this opportunity to escape. After Hilda is gone, Gil spots the mice. Not knowing what they are, he offers them some Jorts as food. The mice then climb on him and make him their next host.

Due to the Tide Mice's luck, Gil is out of the blue promoted to head of Distribution when the previous head, Wanda, quits her job. This is the start of a chain of promotions which eventually lead to Gil becomming CEO of Jorts within a day, without actually doing anything to deserve that title. Gil has no idea what is going on, but accepts his good luck. However, like all hosts of the Tide Mice, the mice begin to prepare his soul for extraction so it can begiven to their summoner, Hilda.

When Hilda and friends learn what is happening, they come to Jorts to capture the tide mice. Hilda personally removes the two original tide mice from Gil. Gil is then able to capture them with more Jorts, and comes with the kids to Witches Tower so the spell can be broken and the mice banished for good.

When last seen, he is back to being a delivery man, but for a different company since he is wearing a purple uniform now. A cameo appearance of him in "Chapter 8: The Fairy Isle" reveals this other company is named Bloops.

## Trivia

* He speaks with a southern North American accent.

## Gallery

Gil doing his job.Gil is possessed by Tide Mice.Gil in his Bloops uniform.Gil on the cover of The Oracle.

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Frida's house

**Frida's house** is a building in Trolberg that Frida, her mother, and her father live in. Also living in the house is an unnamed Nisse, who resides in the house's Nowhere Space.

## Appearance

The house has a white exterior. There are at least two floors. There is a bathroom on the second floor at the end of the hallway. Frida's bedroom is also on the second floor.

## Gallery

Hallway upstairsFrida's bedroomThe Nisse living in Frida's houseThe living roomExterior
Hilda Opening Sequence

## Video

* Season 1
* Season 2
* Cartoon Network
* Season 3

The **opening sequence** is a 33-second video that is played at the start of every episode of the Netflix animated TV show *Hilda*.

The theme song was composed and performed by Canadian musician Grimes. The opening sequence was animated in Canada.

## Sequence

The opening sequence shows the title character Hilda run through various settings, and encountering several characters, that are seen throughout the show, before stopping on a hill overlooking Trolberg. In Season 2, has the exact same opening. along with new changes when Hilda jumps through a spacey void and then we see all the events that will happen in season 2 with an alternated ending to the sequence.

## Characters

Featured characters, in order of appearance, are:

### All versions

* Woff
* Hilda
* Twig
* Frida
* David
* Alfur
* Johanna

### Season 1

* A Troll
* A Water Spirit
* Tontu
* Jellybean
* A Forest Giant (foot part only)
* The Librarian
* Wood Man
* A ghost
* Several Vittra
* The Great Raven
* Jorgen

### Season 2

* A Troll
* The Lindworm
* Erik Ahlberg
* Red wolf (shadow)
* Torgund and Knudsen, fighting each other
* Two Elves (cameo)
* A Time Worm
* Victoria Van Gale's nisse
* A young version of Matilda Pilqvist
* The Librarian
* The Committee of Three
* A Tide Mouse (cameo)
* Salt-Lions
* The Yule Lads
* The Two-Headed Troll
* A White Woff

### Season 3

* Trylla and Baba
* Eugene
* Louise
* Tontu (alpha)
* Various Nisse in Nowhere Space
* The Pooka
* Wood Man
* Kald and Drib
* Halvor riding his boar
* Loam
* Young Johanna from "Chapter 8: The Fairy Isle".
* The Polecat
* Astrid
* Woff

## Locations

* Hilda's old house
* The Huldrawood
* Nowhere Space (season 1 version)
* The Elf Village
* the Library
* Trolberg
* The fjord
* Land of starlight (season 2 version)
* The borderlands of Fairy Country (season 3 version)

## Trivia

* Cartoon Network, who airs the show in France, has cut the first six seconds of the opening sequence in their airings, thus removing the Woffs flying over Hilda's old house and the text *A Netflix Original Series*. Also the pitch of the music is slightly higher and played faster.

-Mathieu Hains- Pitch idea for Intro Season 1Proposed season 1 opening sequence by animator Mathieu Hains.
Faratok tree

The **Faratok Tree** is a millennia-old tree that used to grow in the Forest of Nott. It appears in the season 3 episode "Chapter 3: The Giantslayer" and the tie-in book "Hilda and the Faratok Tree".

## Appearance and abilities

The Faratok Tree is an ash tree that is much larger than most other trees. The tree contains several hollows through which one can enter into the labyrinth of gnarly passageways formed by the roots.

According to "Hilda's World: A guide to Trolberg, the wilderness, and beyond", the tree is known to have various magical properties. The wood is traditionally used to make magic wands and charms to keep the Fair folk at bay. Hilda's great aunt Astrid uses the wood for this reason. The roots of the Faratok Tree reach through time and space, thus allowing anyone who enters the tree to travel through time. According to Wood Man in "Hilda and the Faratok Tree", these roots also branch across different timelines, allowing one to not just travel back and forth in time, but also sideways. This way, any changes a time traveler makes in the past result in an alternate timeline being created, rather than the original timeline being replaced, and thus time travel through the Faratok Tree does not come with the risk of attracting a Time Worm.

## Role in the series

In both "Chapter 3: The Giantslayer" and "Hilda and the Faratok Tree", Hilda encounters the Faratok Tree, and finds Wood Man there, who is taking care of the tree. When Twig chases a Giant squirrel into the tree, he, Hilda and Wood Man end up in the time of the giants. Near the end of their stay, the Faratok Tree is accidentally set on fire due to the actions of Halvor, but Wood Man and Hilda are able to return through the tree to the present before the tree fully burns down. Once back in their own time, the tree is gone due to what happened in the past. In the animated series, Wood Man states he's going to grow a new Faratok Tree.

## Trivia

* The events from the series are referenced in "Hilda's World" through a footnote by Hilda that the tree actually burned down thousands of years ago.

## Gallery

The Faratok Tree in the tie-in novels.Faratok Tree in the animated series.
Gunther

**Gunther** is a character who appears in the Season 3 episode "Chapter 5: The Job" and it's tie-in novel adaptation "Hilda and the Faratok Tree". Her name is only revealed in the latter.

## Appearance

Gunther is a tall, skinny woman with a tan skin and greying hair.

In the tie-in book, Garth claims she has a tattoo on her arm that is misspelled; it's supposed to read "I'm an angel", but the last word is spelled as "angle". This details is never brought up in the animated series.

## Biography

### Animated series

Gunther works for The Polecat along with Garth. The two however don't like each other at all and constantly bicker.

They are first seen when the Polecat hires Anders and Hilda to pick up a package at the castle ruins, where Gunther and Garth are already waiting. On arrival they find the package is a huge wooden chest that is at the bottom of a hole. Gunther and Garth have no way of getting the chest out of the hole since Gunther forgot to bring a rope, and are also pissed that the Polecat send Anders instead of coming himself. Anders fetches them a rope from the Polecat's truck, and on his instructions they use a rafter at the ceiling to make a pulley to haul the chest out. As they get to work, Gunther tells Anders and Hilda how the chest belongs to a Troll's hoard and is filled with gold. This upsets Hilda, and she refuses to further help them, leading to an argument and eventually a fight in which Anders fights with Garth and Gunther is atacked by Twig. Then first Johanna shows up, having learned about Hilda's and Anders' whereabouts from David, and then the troll whose treasure they are stealing. The troll causes Hilda to drop the keys of the truck. Gunther and Garth immediately grab the keys and run off, leaving Anders, Johanna and Hilda to deal with the angry troll. they are not seen again.

### Tie-in book

Their role in the tie-in book is largely identical to the animated series. A difference is that here Anders has no rope either, so Hilda offers to get a rope, and eventually gets one after an adventure in the past with the Faratok tree. They also briefly end up on the rafter with Hilda when the Troll comes to reclaim his loot; something that does not happen in the animated series. And Johanna never meets them as she shows up at the ruins after the two have already left.

Garth, Hilda and Gunther in the tie-in book.

 Other kids
Björgfjord

The **Björgfjord** (sometimes also spelled as *Björg Fjord*) is a fjord next to the city of Trolberg.

## Geography

The fjord's exact location to Trolberg differs between the various installments of the Franchise. In the Animated series and *Hilda's Book of Beasts and Spirits*, it is depicted on the north side of the city, but the graphic novels, Hilda Creatures, and Hilda Tie-In Series depict it on the south side instead.

Either way, the fjord is the only side of Trolberg where the city is not surrounded by a wall. Instead, there is a harbor located here. In *Chapter 6: The Old Bells of Trolberg*, it is revealed there is a bell on the bottom of the harbor to keep any Trolls from entering Trolberg trough the fjord.

There is a small island just off the coast of Trolberg, Cauldron Island, which in *Chapter 7: The Beast of Cauldron Island* was revealed to be a Kraken. The map seen in the graphic novels depicts 1 more island in the Fjord, not too far from Trolberg; Liten.

A river called the River Björg flows through the city to the fjord

## Fauna

Besides the aforementioned Kraken, the Fjord is also home to various Salt-Lions and Water Spirits, as well as regular water creatures like fish.

## Trivia

* The fjord is most likely named after the Giant Björg, the ancestor of Trolls and Nisse. According to Hilda's World: A guide to Trolberg, the wilderness, and beyond, there's a legend that the water in the fjord is actually the tears of Björg, and that everytime a baby is born, the water in the fjord rises a little due to Björg shedding some tears of joy.
* Up until the events of *Chapter 2: The Draugen*, a Draugen ship haunted the fjord. At least one other Draugen Captain still lives on the bottom of the fjord, among the remains of sunken pirate ships.

Map in Hilda CreaturesHilda and Frida looking out over the fjord.Map in Hilda's World: A guide to Trolberg, the wilderness, and beyond
Barghest

A **Barghest** is a creature that resembles a large, black dog. The only member of the species seen in the series so far is Jellybean.

## Biography

As a puppy, they don't differ too much in size from regular dogs, but fully grown they can become as tall as a small building. Appearance-wise they look like a bigger version of regular dogs, except they can make their eyes glow with yellow light.

According to Alfur in "Chapter 13: The Black Hound", Barghest usually live deep in the mountains. Somehow however, a young Barghest got lost in Trolberg years ago, and was adopted by Tontu, who named him Jellybean. This Barghest would later stalk the streets of Trolberg, looking for his owner.

According to Hilda's research in "Hilda and the Black Hound", Barghest are rare, and it is believed that Trolls and Giants used to keep them as pets. According to "Hilda's Book of Beasts and Spirits", there are known cases of Trolls raising barghests as aggressive guard dogs. These barghests tend to be the most dangerous, and have given the species a bad reputation, but a well raised barghest can be as friendly and loyal as any domesticated dog.

## Gallery

Book on Barghests, seen in "Hilda and the Black Hound"Hilda's interpretation of a giant with a pet barghest.
## Trivia

* Unlike most other creatures in Hilda, the Barghest is not from Scandinavian folklore but rather Northern English.

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How To Get Rid Of Ghosts

**How to get Rid of Ghosts** is a library book which briefly appears in "Chapter 9: The Ghost".

Kaisa drops it on the desk in front of Hilda & co., demonstrating her uncanny ability to always know what book people need. When Hilda says they are actually trying to bring a ghost *back,* Kaisa denied recommending the book, claiming it slipped from her cart.

This book also appears in the mobile game Hilda Creatures, with a slightly different cover.
Le trampoline de Burger

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***Le trampoline de Burger*** ***( original : Burger's Trampoline )*** est le dix-huitième épisode de *Pomme & Oignon*.

## Synopsis

Pomme et Oignon doivent trouver le moyen de jouer sur le trampoline de Burger sans que celui-ci se sente utilisé.

## Personnages

### Personnages principaux

* Pomme
* Oignon
* Burger

### Personnages secondaires

* Hot Dog
* Barbe à papa
* P'tite Frite

### Personnages mineurs

* Salami (télévision)
* Gâteau d'anniv (télévision)
* Paquet de chips (télévision)
* Falafel

## Vidéos

Pomme et Oignon 🇫🇷 Le trampoline de Burger

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Bottom of the Sea

**Bottom of the Sea** is a song voiced and sung by Raj Ghatak.

It is served as a performance done by Eugene to show off his skills to all in the third season of the animated series.

It was released on December 10th, 2023, on the official Netflix After School channel. The song can also be heard in *Chapter 4: The Laughing Merman*. The song was re-released on December 14th, 2023 when the offical soundtrack album of season 3 was released.

## Lyrics

*You can probably tell*

*For it's quite a no-brainer*

*I happen to be*

*The world's best entertainer*

*I used to perform all the time*

*For the king of the sea*

*I was practicing one day*

*For a most important show*

*To entertain the court*

*And other VIPs below*

*Next thing I knew*

*A fishing net*

*Was scooping up*

*This triple threat*

*I was caught*

*Now I'm not where I ought to be*

*Entertaining the crowds*

*At the bottom of the sea!*

*The fisherman asked me*

*To grant him a wish*

*I protested,*

*"I'm not that kind of fish!"*

*"Return me to the sea,"*

*I implored*

*But my heartfelt pleas were*

*Alas, ignored*

*He held me captive*

*While I plead*

*And eventually dropped me*

*Here instead*

*Left all alone*

*To ponder my cruel fate*

*A performer with no audience*

*Is a true fish out of water*

*For many a year,*

*I've been stranded here*

*With nothing to do but wait,*

*And wait,*

*And wait!*

*But now I have the four of you,*

*Want to see what I can do??*

*You can't fathom*

*The depths of my skills*

*My comedy always kills*

*You'll get dizzy switching gears*

*From laughing your head off*

*To choking with tears*

*And I'll*

*Take your breath away*

*With a single well-placed*

*Pause*

*I'll show you exotical nautical fun*

*My aquatic dramatics are second to none*

*I'll give you everything if you just*

*Give me your applause*

*You're in luck*

*'Cause you're stuck in the muck with meeee*

*The most talented fish*

*From the bottom of the sea!*
Elf Poker

**Elf Poker** is a card game popular among Elves.

The game can be seen in "Chapter 11: The House in the Woods", when Wood Man is playing it with a group of Elves and a Forest Giant, to whom he deliberately loses Hilda. Later in the same episode, Alfur is forced to attend the poker game to get information from the other elves about where Hilda is.

## Rules

The rules for Elf Poker are detailed in *Hilda's Book of Beasts and Spirits*. They differ greatly from regular poker.

* Prior to a game, Elves sign paperwork to promise they won't cheat.
* First, each player gets 5 cards. The other cards are piled in the middle of the table.
* The goal is to get 4 of the same card.
* Cards in Elf Poker are organised into four families: Cats, Crowns, Quills and Kerchiefs.
* The youngest player starts the game by asking another player for cards that can complete a set. If the other player has the card that is asked for, they have to give it up and the player whose turn it is can ask for another card. This can even be from the same other player they got their previous card from.
* If the other player does not have the card that was asked for, they will say "go fish". The player whose turn it was will then draw a card from the pile, and the player who told them to Go Fish gets the next turn.
* Once a player collects a whole set of four matchin cards, they put them face down in front of them.
* The first player to turn all of his/her cards into sets wins the round.
Hilda: The Wilderness Stories

**Hilda: The Wilderness Stories** is a hardcover book that contains the first two of the Hilda graphic novels; "Hildafolk" and "Hilda and the Midnight Giant".

Besides these two stories, it also contains some sketches, behind the scenes material which haven't been printed before, and a new cover by series creator Luke Pearson.

## Featured Characters

### Humans

* Hilda
* Johanna

### Creatures

* Woff
* Wood Man
* Troll
* Water Spirit
* The Great Raven (cameo)

#### Giants

* Forest Giants
* Jorgen
* Illus

#### Elves

* Alfur
* Elf mayor
* Elf Prime Minister
* Elf King
* Prime Minister's cavalry
* Tomas

## Trivia

* The title refers to the fact that the stories in the book are set before Hilda moved to Trolberg.
Georgie

**Georgie**is the Vittra who had a small role in the animated series, "Chapter 4: The Sparrow Scouts". He made no appearance in any of the graphic novels .

## Biography

Georgie was one of the hibernating Vittra that Hilda, Frida and David mistook for weed when they tried to improve a section of the park for the Friend of the Park badge. They pulled him and several other Vittra out of the ground and brought them to the Trolberg Mulching Center to be grinded into mulch. When they learned of their mistake, they rescued the Vittra, including Georgie, from the center and returned them to the ground. Georgie slept through the whole ordeal and never realized the danger he was in.

## Trivia

* Georgie is the only Vittra to get named in the series. Not counting the ones featured in the Hilda Creatures app game.
* Early in "Hilda and the Nowhere Space", Hilda recalls how she and her friends had to save a group of Vittra from the mulching center. An image shows Hilda dangling from the Big Chipper, while holding a Vittra that strongly resembles Georgie. If this vittra is indeed Georgie is not revealed however.

Hilda and what is most likely Georgie in "Hilda and the Nowhere Space"
Farmer

* Animated series
* Graphic novels

The **Farmer**is an unnamed character who appears in the fifth graphic novel, "Hilda and the Stone Forest", as well as Season 2 of  the animated series.

His farm is located just outside the city walls of Trolberg, near the train tracks.

## Appearance

The Farmer is a young, adult man with orange hair and black bead eyes.

In the graphic novels, he appears to be slightly more muscular in build than in the animated series.

## Biography

### Graphic novels

At the start of the story, Hilda and Twig end up on the Farmer's property when chasing a rather bizarre creature in order to rescue a family of Elves. The creature knocked over some barrels. The noise alerted the farmer, who feared it was a troll and came to investigate, armed with a pitchfork. When he noticed it was just a girl, he calmed down. When Hilda asked him why he was looking for trolls, even though it was day, he showed her trolls had cleared his field of all vegetables, and even took his goat. This goat was later revealed to have been stolen by Trylla, who used it as a pack animal.

### Animated series

The farmer appears in "Chapter 1: The Troll Circle". He is introduced in a scene similar to the graphic novel, when he finds Hilda and Twig outside his farm, and tells them how trolls have emptied his field and taken his goat. Later in the episode, when Hild and Erik Ahlberg are fleeing from a group of trolls, they run to his farm and try to get the farmer to let them in, but the farmer is in the middle of taking a bath, and by the time he finally opens the door, Erik and Hilda have already hidden themselves under the house. When one of the trolls tries to take the farmer's pig, the farmer uses the bell on his house to scare them off. This also gives Hilda and Erik a chance to run to a nearby Vittra tunnel.

In "Chapter 12: The Replacement", he is seen at the farmers market, getting caught up in the chaos caused by the Delegation for the Return of Wayward Elves chasing after Alfur.

In "Chapter 13: The Stone Forest", while the Farmer himself does not appear, it is finally revealed what became of his stolen goat; like in the graphic novels, Baba's mom took it and uses it as a pack animal, until the Two-Headed Troll steals the animal from her.

## Trivia

* While the stolen goat also plays a small part in "Hilda and the White Woff", the farmer is not seen or mentioned in this story.

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Hilda: The Night Of The Trolls

**Hilda: The Night Of The Trolls** is an upcoming hardcover book that combines the fifth and sixth entries of the Hilda graphic novels; "Hilda and the Stone Forest" and "Hilda and the Mountain King". It the thirth and final book in the series of Bind-Ups novel books from Hilda.

The book also features behind the scenes material and an all new cover by series creator Luke Pearson.
Hilda's theme

## Video

* Episodic Version
* Extended Version

**Hilda's theme** is an instrumental song composed by Dan Mangan for the Hilda animated series and is mostly used as the music for the end credits at the end of most episodes from seasons 1, 2 and 3.

## Season 1

The song is played during the end credits of nearly all episodes in Season 1. The only exceptions being Chapter 11: The House in the Woods & Chapter 13: The Black Hound.

## Season 2

The song was used again as the song of the end credits for season 2, but was used less then in the previous season. The episodes: Chapter 2: The Draugen", "Chapter 3: The Witch", "Chapter 4: The Eternal Warriors", "Chapter 5: The Windmill", "Chapter 7: The Beast of Cauldron Island" and "Chapter 13: The Stone Forest, did not use Hilda's Theme in the credits.

## Season 3

The song is used for the end credits for "Chapter 1: The Train to Tofoten", "Chapter 2: The Fairy Mound", "Chapter 3: The Giantslayer" and "Chapter 7: Strange Frequencies".

## Trivia

* The song did not appear in the movie.
* A never before release extended version of the song was released by composer Dan Mangan on 28 July 2023 with the release of the offical soundtrack album of season 1.
Harry

**Harry** is a minor character in "Chapter 4: The Laughing Merman" and it's tie-in novel adaptation "Hilda and the Laughing Merman".

In the animated series, he is never called by name, and in the book there's no image of him, nor is a description given of his appearance. It is thus hard to determine if Harry is the Sparrow Scout with the hat, or the one with the long hair hanging in front of his face.

He is a member of the Sparrow Scouts and best friends with Jacob. Both boys have no high opinion of Hilda, David and Frida because they always tend to get into weird adventures. They even dubbed the trio the "Freaky Friends". In the animated series, they first confront Hilda with this name as the Sparrow Scouts are preparing to go rafting but Hilda has trouble finding a fourth member for her group. In the tie-in book, they already confront her with their mean nickname during the bus ride to Sparrow Scout camp in The Great Forest. In both incarnations their teasing leads to Hilda's decision to try and have a normal Sparrow Scout camp for once without any adventures.

The boys appear again later in the story when Louise asks the merman Eugene to help play a prank on them for their bullying. Eugene uses his illusion of a sea serpent to frighten the boys. In the novelization, it is revealed that Harry was so scared he claled for his mother. The boys leave Hilda and friends alone for the rest of the camp.

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Elf King

* Animated series
* Graphic novels

The **Elf King** (real name unknown) is the ruler of all the Elves.

He appears in the graphic novels, the animated series and the Hilda Tie-In Series. In all incarnations, his role in the story is the same.

## Appearance

He is a chubby elf with red skin and white beard. He wears a red cape, white pants, a yellow coat with white fleece in the interior and a crown. He wields a golden staff topped with a ball, also golden and a red diamond.

## Personality

He considers humans to be his sworn enemies, and therefor allowed his prime minister to drive Hilda and Johanna out of their house.

## Biography

With help from Alfur, Hilda visited the King, whose palace was build on top of a mountain. The king however panicked upon seeing Hilda and retreated into his palace, refusing to talk to her. When the mountain was eventually revealed to be a giant and Hilda woke her up, the palace was nearly destroyed, but Hilda saved it and the king just in time. This made the king change his mind, and he allowed Hilda and Johanna to stay in their house. Sadly, the house was destroyed not much later by Jorgen.

## Appearances

**Graphic novels**

* Hilda and the Midnight Giant

**Animated series**

* Chapter 2: The Midnight Giant

**Novelization**

* Hilda and the Hidden People

## Gallery

The King's palace.The King scared of Hilda.Hilda checks on The King if he’s alright.
## Trivia

* In "Hilda and the Hidden People", all Elves old enough to write their name have to sign a secrecy form in which they promise to never speak to a non-elf about the location of the King's castle. Alfur gets around this problem by simply showing Hilda the location on a map instead of telling her. The graphic novels and animated series make no mention of this rule.

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Hilda: Season 2 (Original Series Soundtrack)

***Hilda and the Mountain King (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)*** is a album containing 40 songs used in season 2 of the animated Series Hilda. All songs, except *Life of Hilda*, are composed by Ryan Carlson. It was released on 28 July 2023.

The Album is available on Amazon Music, Apple Music and Spotify.

## Tracks

1. *Life of Hilda – Sung by: Bella Ramsey*
2. *The Docks*
3. *The Salty Maiden*
4. *Where is the Librarian?*
5. *Witches Tower*
6. *Hall of Familiars*
7. *Keeper of the Books*
8. *Don’t Let Your Love Fly Away – sung by Patrick Cooke*
9. *This Is Nowhere (Long Version) – Orville Peck*
10. *The Prep*
11. *It’s On*
12. *To Cauldron Island*
13. *All Vessels Ready*
14. *Use Your Magic*
15. *Jazz Club*
16. *Time to Go*
17. *Seize the Moment*
18. *Timeworm*
19. *None of That Really Happened*
20. *We Lived It*
21. *Twig’s Dream*
22. *Leaving Town*
23. *The Place You Grew Up*
24. *The Climb*
25. *Goodbye Twig*
26. *Into the Lights*
27. *Everything’s Changed*
28. *Where Should We Go?*
29. *Winter in Trolberg*
30. *Bloom*
31. *Sonstanstil*
32. *Goodnight Alfur*
33. *Triumph*
34. *Castle Ruins*
35. *Lost in the Stone Forest*
36. *A Way Out?*
37. *Watering Hole*
38. *Trollfire*
39. *Mothers*
40. *Hope*

## Trivia

* When Hilda and the Mountain King (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) was released, composer Carlson announced on Twitter that the soundtracks of Seasons 1 and 2 would be released in the future. These soundstracks were released together a month later.
* Other songs used in Season 2 are original songs from mostly Indie Bands that the series got permission for to use in the series. These are not original songs written for any of the episodes and are therefore not included on the album.
* Life of Hilda is the only song on the Album that wasn't written or composed by Carlson. It's recorded, written, and composed by Bella Ramsey.
* Despite Oliver Nelson also singing 'Don't let your love fly away' in the credits of the episode *The Lost Clan* and singing it as David throughout the episode, his version of the song was not released. The released version is the 'original' song that David listens too on his walkman.
* Altough the album contains only the soundtrack from Season 2, the album cover is a image from the opening of Chapter 9: The Ghost, a Season 1 episode.
Eldrid

**Eldrid** is a creature first seen in "Chapter 3: The Witch". He is unique to the animated series and does not appear in the graphic novels.

## Appearance

Eldrid is a huge, hulking creature with a body made of rock and lava. He has glowing eyes.

## Biography

Eldrid works for Matilda Pilqvist. She hired him to help shape her winter garden.

Hilda, Frida and Kaisa encountered him when navigating a magical maze to reach Matilda. Hilda and Frida mistook him for the final obstacle they had to fight. Kaisa offered to stay behind and fight him so the girls could continue, but she knew all along who Eldrid really was, and only pretended to fight him so she didn't have to face Matilda. When next seen, Eldrid and Kaisa are playing chess.

## Trivia

* Eldrid is briefly mentioned in "Hilda and the Ghost Ship"; apparently, Frida had to beat him in a game of chess there as the last obstacle to reach Tildy.
* While Eldrid's true species is currently unknown he possibly is a Fire Giant (burning giants from the realm of fire in Scandinavian sagas) based on his appearance and the shows theme, it seems likely that this is the case

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