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Engilbjort Williams

**Engilbjort Williams** is a ghost who is first seen in Chapter 9: The Ghost. She is buried at St. Guglows Cemetary.

## Apperance

Like all ghosts, she is transparent, with her bones visible inside her body. She has a glowing skull.

She is shorter than her brother, but much bulkier in build. She is also quite strong.

## History

It's unknown when Engilbjort was alive.

Ever since she was alive, Engilbjort had a severe sibling-rivalry with her brother Craigie, and this continued after both of them had died. Engilbjort resented him for the fact that their parents apparently favored him (though it's unknown if this is true or if she just perceived it that way), and left him an entire book collection.

When Craigie's favorite book, "The Legend of Great King Condon", went missing from Frida's house, and Hilda, Frida and David visited Craigie at St. Guglows Cemetary to look for it, Craigie immediately suspected Engilbjort. He roughly woke her up from her grave and the two got into a heated argument, till Hilda broke it up and Frida demanded her book back. Unwilling to give it up, Engilbjort challenged the three kids to a wrestling match.

Despite it being three against one, and Frida having a wrestling batch, Engilbjort was clearly too much for them to handle, especially since she used her ghost powers to cheat. The first time she was called out for this by the referee and audience, but the second time she used it much sneakier and defeated all three humans.

Unwilling to give up, Hilda lied down on Engilbjort's grave so her bones could not get back into the ground. Since the sun was comming up, Engilbjort had no choice but to give up the book. Sadly, the book she had taken was not "The Legend of Great King Condon" but "The Squire’s Folly".

## Gallery

Arguing with her brother.Frida wrestles EngilbjortEngilbjort absorbs David......and Frida as wellForced to return the stolen book.

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Fjällmarr

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

## Appearance

Fjällmarr is very different ain appearance from the other giants. He has an elongated neck with a brown mane leading across and has darker fur thus in a way, he bears a resemblance towards a dragon.

## Graphic Novels

He is one of the ancient giants who lived within the valleys before humans came. According to legends, Fjällmarr is father horses and dragons. He's also considered to be more wild plus less forgiving than most giants, as Fjällmarr hated people and they feared him greatly.

He only appears on two pages at the end of the book that list all the ancient giants. He plays no direct role in any of the stories.

## Other media

* While Fjällmarr himself makes no appearance in the animated series. However, in "Chapter 2: The Midnight Giant", a picture of his head can seen in Wood Man's book the Giants of Old.
* Fjällmarr did not even 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 Fjällmarr is one of them as he is not depicted on any of the images nor called by name in the text.

Fjällmarr's cameo

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Bella Ramsey

**Isabella May Ramsey** (born September 2003), best known as **Bella Ramsey**, is an English actor, best known for voicing Hilda, and portraying *Lyanna Mormont* in *Game Of Thrones*.

They reprised the role of Hilda for the audiobook version of the Hilda Tie-In Series.

## Biography

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Bella Ramsey was born in 2003, and now voices Hilda.

They also had a role as Mildred Hubble in the 2017 CBBC television series *The Worst Witch*, starred in the 2022 historical comedy film *Catherine Called Birdy*, and as Ellie in the 2023 HBO drama series *The Last of Us*.

For their voice work, they were nominated for the 2020 British Animation Awards in the category Best Voice Performance.

Bella Ramsey identifies as non-binary, and have stated that "they/them" pronouns are "the most truthful thing for me".

## External Links

* Official website
* Bella Ramsey on Wikipedia
* Bella Ramsey on IMDb
Emil Gammelplassen

## Emil K. Gammelplassen

**Emil K. Gammelplassen** is a naturalist, explorer, and author of several wilderness safety guides. He appears in the Hilda Tie-In Series. The character is unique to the novelization and does not appear in either the graphic novels or the animated series.

Both Hilda and Johanna are great fans of his work.

## Appearance

Emil's appearance is not described in the text, and he is only featured in one image, where he can be seen reacting to Jellybean entering Scout Hall. On this image, he appears to be a fairly young man, dressed in a Sparrow Scouts uniform.

## History

Throughout the novels, Hilda frequently mentions Emil and his various books.

In "Hilda and the Nowhere Space", Hilda is forced to hide in a hollow tree to escape Jellybean after encountering him in the woods one night, and remarks that Emil would not approve of her doing this.

Near the end of the story, Emil appears in person as a guest speaker during the Sparrow Scouts badge ceremony. He ends the ceremony with a speech in which he recites a poem about adventuring. When Jellybean unexpectedly enters Scout Hall and causes panic, he, along with Raven Leader, urges people to stay calm, to no avail. He is not seen again after Jellybean leaves Scout Hall to chase Hilda and Tontu.

He is mentioned again in Hilda and the White Woff when Hilda, David and Frida go on a search to find the Screaming Stones. Hilda has read his experience with these stones. At the end, Hilda is a little bit disappointed to find out that Emil was wrong as it turned out there are no screaming stones, and that the screams were in fact from vikings fighting each other.

## Personality

Despite the fact that he wrote multiple books to warn people about the dangers of the wilderness, Emils is a true explorer who loves the wilderness. Hilda agrees with his views of how being in the wilderness makes him feel alive, or how getting lost is just another adventure. He also reminds everybody at the ceremony that they have nothing to fear, but fear itself. In the Sparrow Scouts guidebook, Hilda mentions that Emil can get a little scared sometimes.

## Known books

* "Thirteen reasons why you should never go near a hollow tree"
* "Forests and their unfriendly occupants"
* "Caves and their unfriendly occupants"
* "Tunnels and their unfriendly occupants"
* "Cities and their unfriendly occupants"
* "Fjords and their unfriendly occupants"
* "Swamps and their unfriendly occupants"
* "Fairy Mounds and their unfriendly occupants"

## Other media

Emil Gammelplassen is mentioned in "Hilda's World: A guide to Trolberg, the wilderness, and beyond": on page 19 there's a photo of Hilda's room with a remark that most of her books are written by Emil, and on page 61 there's a photo of Emil as a child, attending Sparrow Scout camp and scaring Erik Ahlberg with a campfire tale.

2 pages from "Caves and their unfriendly occupants", as seen in "Hilda and the Hidden People".Young Emil from "Hilda's World: A guide to Trolberg, the wilderness, and beyond

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Amma

* Movie
* Graphic Novel

**Amma** is the mother and grandmother of all Trolls. She is currently sleeping deep underneath the city of Trolberg. She appears in the graphic novel "Hilda and the Mountain King", along with its movie adaptation.

## Appearance

Amma is easily the biggest troll that ever lived, according to Hilda, Amma is a hundred times bigger than Trundle. Laying on her back, she is as big as Trolberg.

She is only ever seen in silhouette, so how exactly she looked is unknown.

## Biography

Long ago, possibly even before the ancient Giants came Amma built the mountains around Trolberg for her children to reside in. Afterwards, she went to sleep between the mountains, surrounded by her loved ones. While she slept however, her body got covered by earth, and humans build a settlement on top of it. This settlement grew into the city of Trolberg.

As the city grew, her children were driven further and further away from her, but still she didn't want to rise up and destroy the city. Since her voice could barely reach the other trolls anymore, most of them forgot about her. Only the oldest of trolls, like Trundle remembered her. Still, her presence kept drawing Trolls towards Trolberg, even though they could no longer remember what it was that attracted them, and knowing fully well that humans hated and feared them.

Trundle planned to lead the other trolls in an attack against Trolberg, hoping that, if the humans fought back and thus put Amma's children in danger, she would finally interfere and destroy the city. The plan was thwarted however, and instead the trolls were allowed to come into Trolberg one night a year to be close to Amma again. This celebration became known as The Night of the Trolls.

Although Amma did not appear in Season 3 of the animated series, a poster showing her beneath Trolberg can be seen in "Chapter 5: The Job" as part of the night of the troll.

## Gallery

Amma sleeping under the city.Amma walking.Amma making home for trolls.Amma sleeping.As depicted in Hilda's World: A guide to Trolberg, the wilderness, and beyond.
## Trivia

* Although a troll, it can be assumed that Amma is also a member of the giants.
	+ Since both Amma and Bjorg are stated as the ancestors of all trolls, they're likely related with each other.

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1. ↑ Hilda's World: A guide to Trolberg, the wilderness, and beyond, page 11
Cornelius

* Animated series
* Graphic Novels

**Cornelius** is a small, white creature owned as a pet and familiar by Matilda Pilqvist in the city of Trolberg.

It's an oddly white furry domesticated animal with tiny buck teeth. It first appears within the book "Hilda and the Bird Parade" and then the animated seies in "Chapter 3: The Bird Parade", where it had the same role in both. The creature is given more focus in "Chapter 3: The Witch". This episode reveals Cornelius is Matilda's familiar. He is able to swallow objects many times his own size, and keep them inside his body for an undetermined amount of time.

## Trivia

* Cornelius also made a brief cameo appearance along with Matilda in "Hilda and the Black Hound".
Delegation for the Return of Wayward Elves

The **Delegation for the Return of Wayward Elves** is a department within the government of the Elves of the Northern Elven Counties.

Their task is to pick up Elves from the Northerns Counties that are currently staying outside the counties, and escort them back once they are relieved from their current post.

All members wear blue & red, pointy hats, and blue robes with a red sash.

They appear in "Chapter 12: The Replacement" when they are tasked to escort Alfur back to the Northern Counties after Alvin replaces him as the correspondent in Trolberg. The Delegation sends five members. It is unknown if these are the only members, or if there are more. They arrive in Trolberg with a ship. While in Trolberg, the whole Delegation ends up getting caught by Gerda Gustav, who mistakes them for Spirits (she hasn't filled out the paperwork to see Elves), but rescued by Alfur.

## Known members

* Aloysius (head)
* Adeline (Keeper of the notes)
* Rupert
* Gertrude
* Ulrik
Ben Joseph

***Ben Joseph*** is an American writer and director. He worked on Season 1 of the Hilda animated series, on the episodes Chapter 7: The Lost Clan and Chapter 11: The House in the Woods.

Ben Joseph is a Graduate of Hampton Roads Academy, Newport News, VA, and NYU. Besides *Hilda*, he also wrote for shows like *Star Trek: Lower Decks*, *DC Super Hero Girls* , *Me, Myself, and I*, and *Wander Over Yonder*. He directed an episode of the miniseries *BearShark*.

## Trivia

* In 2017, he won the WGA Award (TV), category Comedy/Variety (Music, Awards, Tributes) - Specials, for his work on *Triumph's Election Watch 2016*
Gluggagaegir

**Gluggagaegir** is one of the Yule Lads. He appears in the animated series in "Chapter 10: The Yule Lads", and in the tie-in novel "Hilda and the Time Worm", but has a larger role in the latter. He does not appear in the graphic novels.

## Appearance

Gluggagaegir has a beard. He wears a costume like that of the other Yule Lads, but it is unknown in what color since he is not identified by name in the animated series, and the only image of him in the novelization is in black and white.

## Biography

### Pre-series

Gluggagaegir was once a human boy, who was targeted by Gryla for being naughty, in his case stealing food. Like 12 other children, Gluggagaegir made a bargain with Gryla to find her more naughty children in return for being spared. Now, every year around the Trolberg Winter Festival, he and his fellow Yule Lads come to Trolberg to find and abduct naughty children.

### Animated series

In the animated series, Gluggagaegir is never identified by name and only appears in group shots of the Yule Lads. He and his fellow Yule Lads abduct Trevor, Trevor's mom and Johanna to feed them to Gryla. When Hilda finds out what they are doing, she suggests the Lads to give Gryla the Sparrow Scouts' vegetable broth as a substitue. Gryla accepts the broth, and after she is gone, Gluggagaegir and the other lads leave Trolberg.

### Novelization

In the novelization, Gluggagaegir sneaks into Hilda's room on the night of the Big Glow (when the Sonstansil blooms) in an attempt to steal Hilda's cucumber sandwhich. Hilda, who has been grounded by Johanna for her part in sabotaging the mechanical bellringers, catches him in the act. Hilda gives him her sandwhich on the condition that he never peeps through anyones window again. When Gluggagaegir questions Hilda about why she is grounded, Hilda tells him it's because of her mom being naughty; had Hilda not stopped the bells, Erik Ahlberg would have accidentally started a war with the trolls, thus Johanna is basically punishing Hilda for doing something good. Gluggagaegir is surprised to hear that adults can be naughty, and runs off to tell this to his fellow Yule Lads. Like in the animated series, they then proceed to abduct Johanna, but spare her when Hilda convinces them to give Gryla the broth instead.

## Trivia

* His name is Icelandic for Window-Peeper. In Icelandic folklore, Gluggagaegir was infamous for being a snoop who looks through windows in search of things to steal.

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David's house

This is the house that David, his dad, and his mom live in. The house is located
on or near Nutten Avenue on number 23.

## Description

The house is divided in multiple apartments, since the front door of David's house is not on the ground floor.

The house has at least two floors. On the first floor are a living room, and a kitchen. There are at least two bedrooms, one of which is David's. His room is on the second floor. David's room contains his bed, his rock collection, a desk and lots of detailed maps of Greater Trolberg and other places around the world.

## Gallery

The front doorThe living roomThe kitchenDavid's bedroomHallway (with a Marra)Top floor, with door to David's room.
## References

1. ↑ Hilda's World: A guide to Trolberg, the wilderness, and beyond page 31
Hár

**Hár** is one of the ancient Giants.

## Appearance

Hár was by far the tallest giant that ever lived. Even Jorgen and Aldinn barely reached up to his waist. He had a long beard.

## Biography

Hár was the oldest of the last generation of giants, and by far the largest. His ancient beard was home to a thriving alien ecosystem.
Many of the stranger creatures that wander the Earth first appeared when they tumbled out of it.

Like all the giants, he left the Earth long ago after a war with humans.

## Role in the series

* In the graphic novels, Hár only appears on a two-page image at the back of the book, which depicts the giants of old. He plays no direct part in any of the stories. He is so tall he cannot fully be depicted on the image, which only shows him up to his torso.
* In the animated series, a similar image of him is seen in Wood Man's book "The Giants of Old" in the episode "Chapter 2: The Midnight Giant".

## Trivia

* In "Hilda's Book of Beasts and Spirits", the section about giants also depicts Hár, but there are quite some inconsistencies with the animated series and graphic novel. In this image he is no taller than Jorgen, and his beard is much shorter, making him look more like Aldinn with brown fur. And since Aldinn is not featured on the image, it is likely the two were mixed up. A note supposedly written by Hilda herself states that she heard Woff came from his beard, but that might be a tall tale. Which it indeed is as "Hilda and the Fairy Village" states Woff came from Fairy Country.
* Hár 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 Hár is one of them as he is not depicted on any of the images nor called by name in the text.

Hár in Giants of Old book.Hár in "Hilda's Book of Beasts and Spirits". (NOTE: this is not Hár thus actually Aldinn)

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Huldrawood

The **Huldrawood** is a forest which is located just outside the urban area of Trolberg.

## Location

The forest is at least partly located within the city walls of Trolberg, since Camp Sparrow is located in the part within the walls. The various maps of Trolberg and surrounding area seen in the graphic novels and tie-in-books, as well as depictions of the Huldrawood itself in all 3 continuities, contradict each other on whether or not the Huldrawood is entirely within the city walls, or if it is also partly outside the wall.

## Residents

The End-Of-Year camp of the Sparrow Scouts is held here. According to "Hilda's World: A guide to Trolberg, the wilderness, and beyond", the forest has several other camping grounds.

In the animated series and tie-in-books, the Huldrawood is also the home of the Marra, who gather here to share their stories of the nightmares they gave to people.

According to the map seen in the graphic novels, there is a hill in the center of the woods with a tower called The Witch's Tower. In the animated series and the tie-in novels however, this tower is eventually revealed to be located underneath the Library. This map also depicts several figures resembling Forest Giants in the forest, though other proof of this has yet to be seen.

Tontu (alpha) also camped out in the Huldrawood during Chapter 12: The Nisse.

## Physical description

Despite the aforementioned residents, the Huldrawood itself seems entirely mundane. It is a dark forest of tall pine trees, though they don't reach the height of the trees in The Great Forest.

In the animated series, a field with a few short trees and a dirt trail is separated from the Huldrawood by a decrepit gate and a crumbling, mossy stone wall.

## Gallery

Map of Trolberg. The Huldrawood is to the west of the city, and largely outside the wall.Map of the city and the Huldrawood, with the campsites, as seen in "Hilda and the Nowhere Space". Here, the entire forest is within the city walls.Map of Huldrawood Hike, Hilda's World: A guide to Trolberg, the wilderness, and beyond.
Emily Brundige

**Emily Anne Brundige** is an American writer and actress. She wrote the script for "Chapter 11: The Jorts Incident" of the Hilda animated series.

Besides Hilda, she is known for her work on *Harvey Street Kids*, *Over the Garden Wall*, *DC Super Hero Girls* and *Star vs The Forces of Evil*.

In 2015 she was part of the team that won the BTVA People's Choice Voice Acting Award for Best Vocal Ensemble in a New Television Series (*Over the Garden Wall*).
Flying Eye Books

**Flying Eye Books** (often abbreviated as *FEB*) is the children’s imprint of book publishing house Nobrow Press. FEB published both the Hilda graphic novels and the Hilda Tie-In Series.

The imprint was established in early 2013. Besides Hilda, other titles published by them include the Professor Astro Cat’s Frontiers of Space from Ben Newman and Dr. Dominic Walliman, picture books, and illustrated biographies from writers like Emily Hughes (Wild) and William Grill (Shackleton’s Journey, a New York Times Best Illustrated Book of 2014 and winner of the 2015 Kate Greenaway Medal).

## Trivia

* Every Hilda book published by Flying Eye, has it's mascot (the black ghost in the logo) wairing a Beret, like Hilda, on the backcovers.

## Gallery

Flying Eye's Hilda stand at London Comic Con, 2020
Head of Marketing of Jorts

The unnamed **Head of Marketing of Jorts** 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

He is a man of presumably Indian descent considering his skin color and the fact that he wears a Turban. He has a black beard.

## Biography

It is unknown how long he has been working for Jorts already. When first seen, Wanda has just quit her job at Jorts and made Gil Jones her replacement, all under the influence of the Tide Mice's magic. When the head of marketing enters Wanda's office and sees Gil, he is instantly interested in a doodle that Gil made, and offers him an even better job with marketing. It is just one of the many promotions that Gil receives that day.

He can be seen a few times more during a montage of Gil's rapid promotion within the company.

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Le voyage en ballon

**Général**
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***Le voyage en ballon*** ***( original : Tips )*** est le troisième épisode de *Pomme & Oignon*.

## Synopsis

Pomme et Oignon voudraient faire un tour en montgolfière mais ils n'ont pas d'argent. Leur ami Pizza accepte de les engager dans son restaurant, mais ils seront payés au pourboire. Comment faire pour en récolter le plus possible ?

## Personnages

### Personnages principaux

* Pomme
* Oignon

### Personnages mineurs

* Mère de Pizza
* Sandwich
* Cookie
* Instant Coffee
* Patty
* Kebab
* Beignet Crevette
* Litre de lait
* Chat
* Canette de soda
* Cola
* Milkshake à la fraise
* IceTea
* Ketchup

## Anecdotes

### Continuité

* Dans la version originale, Le nom du sandwich est révélé être « Hoagie ». Cependant, en français, c'est simplement « Sandwich ».
* Cet épisode marque la première apparition de Pizza, et son premier rôle principal.

## Vidéos

Pomme & Oignon en français Le voyage en montgolfière

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Frida's dad

The real name of this character is currently unknown.

**Frida's dad** is the father of Frida. He is a supporting character in the animated series.

## Appearance

He is a middle-aged, dark skinned man with black hair that is turning gray at the temples.

## Personality

Not much is known about him personality wise, other than that, just like his wife, he wants his daughter to excel at school and be perfect.

## Appearances

* Chapter 5: The Troll Rock
* Chapter 9: The Ghost
* Chapter 13: The Black Hound
* Hilda and the Mountain King (movie) (cameo in the crowd)
* Chapter 8: The Fairy Isle (cameo)

## Other media

Both he and his wife are never seen or mentioned in the graphic novels.

The Hilda Tie-In Series does occasionally mention them, most prominently in "Hilda and the Great Parade", where Ms. Hallgrim tells Hilda she received complains from both David's and Frida's parents regarding the adventure with the Bragga Family. However, he still plays no direct role in any of the stories.

## Trivia

* Since both he and his wife are absent in Season 2 and only have a cameo in season 3, it is unknown if they know Frida has become a Witch.
* According to Andy Coyle and Megan Ferguson, the character has so far never been given an official name by anyone involved in the series. Even in the scripts, the character is nameless.

## References

1. ↑ Making Hilda and the Mountain King | Full Interview with Director Andy Coyle and AD Megan Ferguson

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Craigie Williams

**Craigie Williams** is a ghost who is first seen in Chapter 9: The Ghost, but as it turns out has been around for the entire series at this point.

He is buried at St. Guglows Cemetary, plot 572.

## Apperance

Like all ghosts, he is transparent, with his bones visible inside his body. He has a glowing skull.

He is slender build.

## History

It's unknown when Craigie was alive. Frida mentioned to The Librarian that her favorite book, "The Legend of Great King Condon ", which once belonged to Craigie, was at least 100 years old.

Ever since he was alive, Craigie had a severe sibling-rivalry with his sister Engilbjort, and this continued after both of them had died. Engilbjort resented him for the fact that their parents apparently favored him (though it's unknown if this is true or if she just perceived it that way), and left him an entire book collection.

For many years, since long before the start of the series, Craigie Williams visited Frida's house to read his favorite book, "The Legend of Great King Condon", which was now Frida's property. Since she loved the book as much as he did, he cleaned up her room for her every night. Frida never knew about Craigie and always thought her room cleaned itself.

At the start of Chapter 9, the book went missing and thus Craigie stopped comming, leading to Frida's room becomming a mess. Hilda, David and Frida eventually sought out Craigie at St. Guglows Cemetary because they tought he took back his book. He didn't, and suspected Engilbjort to be the thief. The three humans challenged Engilbjort to a wrestling match to get it back, but lost. Hilda eventually forced Engilbjort to return the book she stole by keeping her from going back into her grave, but it turned out the book she took was a different one: "The Squire’s Folly". With the book still missing, Craigie had no desire to go back to cleaning Frida's room.

Craigie is not seen for the rest of the series. In Chapter 13: The Black Hound, Hilda found "The Legend of Great King Condon" in the Nowhere Space of Frida's house and returned it to Frida's room. It's unknown if Craigie went back to visiting Frida after this.

## Gallery

Craigie William's graveCraigie without his bonesCraigie's bones stay behind as he enters Frida's houseConfronting EngilbjortDesign for the character Craigie Williams.
## Trivia

* It's possible that the name of the character was inspired from the name of an author of one of the books that the creator Luke Pearson read, **"Scandinavian Folk-Lore: Illustrations of the Traditional Beliefs of the Northern Peoples"**, written by William Alexander Craigie.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.tcj.com/i-wanted-a-character-who-was-very-positive-an-interview-with-Luke-Pearson/

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Edmund Ahlberg Elementary School

**Edmund Ahlberg Elementary School** is an elementary school in the city of Trolberg. This is the school that Hilda, David, and Frida attend in season 1 and season 2.

The school is named after its founder, Edmund Ahlberg, who based his school on the values of structure, discipline and treating all students equally. The school offers students opportunities to participate in activities outside the curriculum, like science fairs or running for class president.

## History

The school was founded 300 years prior to the events from the series by Edmund Ahlberg, nicknamed the Trollslayer. His vision was to create a school based on the proven values of structure, discipline, and treating every student exactly the same.

Over time, the school greatly expanded from the small wooden building it started with, to the building used in the show.

## School uniform

The Ahlberg School requires all students to wear school uniforms.

The uniform consists of:

* A dirty-yellow colored sweater, with a white insignia on the left chest.
* A white shirt with a collar, worn underneath the sweater (thus with only the collar visible)
* A red necktie worn underneath this sweater
* Either black trousers, black shorts, or a grey skirt with black leggings.

## Class president

Every year, a student of the school can be elected class president. The election is proceeded by a campaign.

In "Chapter 9: The Ghost", Frida tries to run for president, with Hilda as her campaign manager, but ultimately drops out of the race.

What role the class president fulfills once elected is currently unknown.

## Staff

* Principal Magnusson
* Ms. Hallgrim (teacher)

## Known students

* Hilda
* Frida
* David
* Trevor
* Trevor’s friends

## Trivia

* While Hilda mentions her school a couple of times in the graphic novels, the building itself is never actually seen in any of them.

## References

1. ↑ Hilda's World: A guide to Trolberg, the wilderness, and beyond
Female troll

This troll is not given a name in the series or novelization

This unnamed **female troll** is a character that first appears in the episode "Chapter 4: The Sparrow Scouts", and has a supporting role in "Chapter 5: The Troll Rock". The character also appears in the Hilda Tie-In Series, but not in the graphic novels.

## Appearance

Physcially, the troll doesn't look any different than the other trolls seen in the animated series. Her body looks like a large boulder, with stumpy arms and legs, white blank eyes, and a long nose.

## Biography

### Animated series

The troll is briefly seen in "Chapter 4: The Sparrow Scouts", where she was petrified just outside the walls of Trolberg, near the entrance to a Vittra tunnel.

In "Chapter 5: The Troll Rock", the troll discovers her child has gone missing, and realizes it is in the city. Since she can't break through the wall, she uses the Vittra tunnel to get into Trolberg. It takes her two nights to make the tunnel big enough for her to fit through.

Near the end of the episode, she tracks down her child to The Ahlberg School, and startles Ms. Hallgrim. Hilda is able to convince Ms. Hallgrim not to raise the alarm, since she realizes the troll just wants her baby (who, at this point, has been causing a lot of chaos in the school), back. Hilda is able to capture the baby and return it to the mother. As expected, the two trolls immediately leave, but the mother stops for a moment to smash the new statue of Edmund Ahlberg. The two are not seen again afterwards, and presumably managed to get out of Trolberg unseen.

### Novelization

The plot of "Chapter 5" is also adapted into "Hilda and the Great Parade", where it gets combined with "Chapter 3: The Bird Parade" and "Chapter 7: The Lost Clan". In the book, the Troll's child also ends up in Trolberg, forcing the mother to follow it. The book doesn't reveal how the troll got into Trolberg, though David remarked earlier that the wall near the village of the Bragga Family is rather fragile and crumbling, and a troll could probably smash through it if she wanted. Another difference with the animated series is that, instead of a statue, the troll wrecks the Ahlberg School's float for the Bird Parade (which depicted Edmund Ahlberg standing on a dead troll).

## Gallery

The Female Troll digging through the Vittra tunnel.The Female Troll reunites with her child.The Female Troll spots the statue.The Female Troll in "Hilda and the Great Parade".
Ako Mitchell

**Ako Mitchell** is an British-American actor, writer, and director, known for *I'm in the Corner with the Bluebells*, *Aliens vs. Predator*, and *Lake Placid: The Final Chapter*. Ako is also known for his extensive stage work including Sister Act with Whoopi Goldberg and Fences with Lenny Henry both in London's West End.

In the Hilda-series, he provides the voice of the Wood Man, as well as various additional voices of guest characters. He reprised his role of Wood Man for the audiobook version of the Hilda Tie-In Series, in which he also took over for Cory English as the voice for The Great Raven.
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***Rire obligatoire*** ***( original : Fun Proof )*** est le quatorzième épisode de *Pomme & Oignon*.

## Synopsis

Pomme et Oignon veulent devenir "les personnes les plus drôles de la semaine".

## Personnages

### Personnages principaux

* Pomme
* Oignon

### Personnages secondaires

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

### Personnages mineurs

* Mère de Pizza
* Glace
* Soda Cerise
* Flocons d'avoine (première apparition)
* Sandwich
* Cochon dans un pain à hot dog
* Mère cacahuète (première apparition)
* Bébé cacahuète (première apparition)
* Falafel

## Vidéos

Pomme et Oignon 🇫🇷 Rire obligatoire

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Discover the Wilderness

**Discover the Wilderness** is a travel brochure featured 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 within the brochure indicate that it likely contains:

* Warnings about the trolls that roam at night, and their reactions to bells
* Information about the woff migration; in fact, the prominence of woff imagery seems to suggest that The Wilderness immediately surrounding Trolberg may be a significant historical site or geographical location for the woff migration -- or perhaps a favored viewing spot for woff watchers, or a popular place of study for woffologists.
Electronic Arts

Electronic Arts is an American video game company. It was founded in 1982 by Trip Hawkins.

## History

During the 2010s, EA was one of the world's biggest and most profitable video game companies. But following numerous scandals, and losing public support, EA's value shrunk considerably. By 2027, they were on the brink of bankruptcy - being forced to sell franchises off to other companies, losing "cash cows" such as The Sims.

## Game Franchises

### Current

* Titanfall
* Battlefield
* FIFA
* NHL
* SSX
* Skate
* Madden NFL

### Former

* Need For Speed
* The Sims
* Command and Conquer
* Dragon Age
* Burnout
* Mass Effect

### Defunct

* Crysis
* Dead Space
* Medal of Honor - It was announced that in honor of Spielberg's death in 2039, another Medal of Honor wouldn't be made. Although, the last one produced was in 2023 - this was the final nail in the coffin.
* Rock Band
Agnes Bragga

**Agnes Bragga** is an elf and member of the Bragga Family.

## Personality

Not much is known about her, other than that she is considered to be one of the most fearsome warriors of the Bragga. She rides a rabbit in battle and fights with a wooden spear.

In the animated series, she never speaks. She only roars in anger (usually followed by her spitting and breaking her spear in half), or grunts. She does have dialogue in the novelization.

## Biography

In "Chapter 7: The Lost Clan", Alfur was threatened with having to fight her to end the old conflict between the Bragga and Aldric Family, but Frida interfered in time and the fight never happened. During the festivities at the end of the episode, Agnes was seen jousting against another rabbit warrior. She easily won.

In "Chapter 6: The Old Bells of Trolberg", Agnes participates in the Bragga's attack on the central belltower to prevent Erik Ahlberg from activating his mechanical bellringers. They manage to distract the Trolberg Safety Patrol officers so Hilda and Frida can sneak into the tower.

In "Chapter 12: The Replacement", when the Delegation for the Return of Wayward Elves comes to get Alfur, Agnes volunteers to disguise herself as him and take his place. While she is clearly not the best choice for the job, nobody dares to say no to her. Agnes quickly blows her cover however when presented with paperwork by the delegation, and violently attacks them, forcing Alfur to reveal himself. Later, Agnes, along with Bartell and the Delegation, get captured by Gerda Gustav, who mistook them for spirits disturbing the Farmers Market. Alfur was able to free them by tricking Gerda in to releasing these rogue spirits into his custody.

She is last seen in "Chapter 8: The Fairy Isle" when she, Cedric and Bartell watch The Great Raven arrive in Trolberg.

## Appearances

 **Animated series**

* Chapter 7: The Lost Clan
* Chapter 6: The Old Bells of Trolberg
* Chapter 12: The Replacement
* Chapter 8: The Fairy Isle

**Novelization**

* Hilda and the Great Parade
* Hilda and the Time Worm

## Trivia

* Like the rest of the Bragga, she is exclusive to the animated series and the novelization, and does not appear in the graphic novels.
* In "Hilda and the Great Parade", her age is stated to be 92. The animated series does not mention her age.

## Gallery

Agnes standing on Hilda "Hilda and the Great Parade".Agnes, Bartell, and Alfur.Agnes disguised as Alfur.Agnes, Alfur, and Bartell.Final appearance in "Chapter 8: The Fairy Isle"

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Aloysius

**Aloysius** 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

Aloysius is a rather tall Elf; he is almost a head taller than Alfur, who by his own admission is already tall for an Elf. He has tan skin and white hair. He has black stick-like legs and arms. Aloysius is dressed in blue & red robes with a red sash, and wears a pointy hat. He carries a staff.

## Biography

Aloysius is the head of the Delegation for the Return of Wayward Elves.

In "Chapter 12: The Replacement", he and his delegation 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. Aloysius, who hasn't seen Alfur yet, falls for it. Agnes can't keep up the appearances for long, however, since Aloysisu accidentally triggers her temper when he insists on filling out the proper paperwork first. Alfur is forced to reveal himself to prevent the situation from escalating.

When Alfur tries to escape from the Delegation, Aloysius leads the chase to capture him. 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, Aloysius is brought to Safety Patrol HQ by Gerda, where she attempts to interrogate them. 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.

While Aloysius is impressed, he still has to take Alfur with him, until Alvin reveals he filled out an eyewitness confirmation form to clear Alfur's name. The Delegation thus departs without Alfur.

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Bird Parade

The **Bird Parade** is an annual festival celebrated in the city of Trolberg to honor The Great Raven.

The parade has been held every year for the past centuries. The animated series doesn't give an exact number, but in "Hilda and the Bird Parade" a newspaper article claims it's the 256th parade.

The tradition began when the Great Raven first visited the small settlement of Trolberg and was mistaken for a messenger of the god worshipped by the locals. That year, there was an exceptionally good harvest, which the inhabitants of Trolberg believed was the Great Raven's doing. By honoring the Great Raven, the people of Trolberg believe the bird will bless them with another year of good luck.

The parade consists of a multiple decorated floats, people dressing in bird costumes, and fireworks. The streets of Trolberg are decorated with lanterns during the festival. The pinnacle of the festival however is when the Great Raven himself makes an appearance and unleashes his lightning above the city.

The Sparrow Scouts always participate with their own float. Every year, a prize is awarded for the best float.

## Gallery

The Sparrow Scouts floatPeople in costumesThe Great Raven visits the paradePoster announcing the bird paradeNews paper about the Bird ParadeThe Bird Parade in the graphic novelsInformation on the Bird Parade from Hilda's Sparrow Scout Badge GuideWinning floats
1. ↑ Hilda's World: A guide to Trolberg, the wilderness, and beyond page 25
Hilda: Season 3 (Original Series Soundtrack)

Hilda: Season 3 (Original Series Soundtrack) is a album containing 34 songs used in season 3 of the animated Series Hilda. All songs, except for 'Bottom of the Sea' and 'Uncrossed Path' are composed by Ryan Carlson. It was released on 14 December 2023.

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

## Tracks

1. *Uncrossed Path*
2. *To Hilda*
3. *Train to Tofoten*
4. *Walk through Tofoten*
5. *Above the Clouds*
6. *Fireflies*
7. *Done This More*
8. *Borderlands*
9. *Ancient Ash*
10. *Inside the Faratok*
11. *Last Night*
12. *They're Leaving*
13. *Bigger Problem*
14. *Spies*
15. *Looking For a 4th*
16. *Bottom of the Sea*
17. *The Polecat*
18. *We Make the Rules*
19. *He Runs Away*
20. *Take a Look*
21. *The Lake*
22. *I Just Am*
23. *Never Forget*
24. *Codes*
25. *Lending Libary*
26. *He's in the Fairy Mound*
27. *The Boat*
28. *Stairs*
29. *New World*
30. *Ride the White Woff*
31. *Secret Friendship*
32. *Look at this Place!*
33. *My Life*
34. *The End*

## Trivia

* The album cover is the image of the opening card of the last episode of season 3.
Draugen

**Draugen** are a species of Ghosts, that first appear in Chapter 2: The Draugen of the Hilda series. They do not appear in the graphic novels.

## Origin

Draugen are spirits of sailors that died at sea. According to Wood Man they are doomed to stay at sea, sailing a ghost ship and remaining forever seperated from their loved ones. However, when Hilda encounters them, it turns out they voluntarily stay at sea because they prefer being Draugen over being regular ghosts, and they can return to shore if they want to.

## Appearance

In many ways, Draugen look just like ghosts; transparent, humanoid beings, with transparent, spectral bodies, glowing skulls and their bones visible inside their bodies. Their ghostly bodies however are of a greenish color, while regular ghosts are bluish.

Like ghosts, they can fly and phase through solid objects. They prefer stormy weather and are thus unlikely to be encountered on a sunny day.

## Trivia

* Any sailor captured by Draugen has the right to challenge the Draugen for a race back to safe harbor, and shall be freed at once if he/she wins.
* It is possible for Draugen to become regular ghosts again once they return to land.
* The prototype of the draugen is most likely the creatures of the Swedish and Danish folklore *Strandvaskare* - the ghosts of the sailors who died in the shipwreck (The name of the spirit translates as "washed ashore"). It is believed that during a storm, you can hear the howling of the *strandvaskare* souls.
	+ What is remarkable, the word Draug itself is translated from Icelandic as "ghost", but it means a revived dead man (like a zombie), and not just a disembodied spirit.‌
	+ The concept of a haunted ship emerging in the fog is reminiscent of the legend of the Flying Dutchman and any other ghost ship.‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌

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Ghost Summoning Book

The name of the book is not officially given, as such the title is unofficial

The **Ghost Summoning Book** is a necromancy spellbook from the library that Kaisa loans to Hilda in Chapter 9: The Ghost, for the purpose of awakening and confronting Craigie Williams.

Its title is not given in English.

## Contents

Judging by the events of the episode, the **Ghost Summoning Book** can reasonably be assumed to contain:

* Instructions and incantations to summon ghosts
* Instructions on the proper use of a rune stick
* Guidelines for resolving ghost disputes or a ghostly code of conduct

## Excerpts

* *Deep in the earth / your moldering bones for posterity lay / but on this night they stir and moan / when you come out to play.*
* *A dispute with a ghost can only be settled by a wrestling match.*
Get Out of There: Situational Risk Assessments and the Science of Knowing Just When to Leave

**Get Out of There: Situational Risk Assessments and the Science of Knowing Just when to Leave** is a book from the Hilda Netflix series that only appeared in Chapter 5: The Windmill.

### Appearance

The book only appeared in Chapter 5: The Windmill. The book has a purple-blueish cover. It originally belonged to Victoria Van Gale but it was given to Frida when she let Frida pick a book from her collection until she finally choose her book. Its unknown if Frida kept the book after the episode.

### Trivia

The title is ironic because it was warning Frida to get out before she got captured by Victoria Van Gale.
Female woff

This woff is not given a name in the series

This unnamed **female woff** is a character that appears in the animated series episode "Chapter 1: The Train to Tofoten".

## Appearance

Basically, the woff doesn't look any different than the other woffs seen in the animated series. Her body is round, covered in brown fur with a muzzle-like mouth, big eyes and a long tail.

## Biography

The woff was briefly seen in "Chapter 1: The Train to Tofoten" after Hilda and the others returned her egg, which had been stolen by The Pooka, to the Woff cave where it soon hatched and with the two reunited, they leave the cave with all the other woffs.

## Trivia

* Although the scene where the Pooka shows up at Astrid's house with the woff egg was adapted into the book "Hilda and the Fairy Village", the female woff does not appear here. Once Astrid and Hilda take the egg from the Pooka, Astrid asks her pet Loam to return the egg to it's nest in the cave. None of the protagonists accompany Loam, and they thus don't get to see the egg hatch, nor meet the baby woff's mother.
Edson Jean

**Edson Jean** is an American actor. He is the voice of Tontu (alpha) in Hilda and The Mountain King.

Edson Jean was born in West Palm Beach Florida and raised in Delray Beach, Florida. Upon graduating High school, he moved to Miami to study theatre at New World School of the Arts, where he received his Bachelors in Fine Arts degree. Edson went on to write, direct and star in The Adventures of Edson Jean (2012), which scored an ABFF/HBO official selection.
Bertrand

**Bertrand** is a stuffed animal of a giraffe beloning to David. Bertrand is a yellow Giraffe with brown spots and two dot eyes. It's of medium size.

Bertrand appears for the first time at the end of "Chapter 4: The Sparrow Scouts". Bertrand is only seen in David's bedroom and always lies on David's bed. David still sleeps with his stuffed animals, Bertrand is always tucked under the blankets with him when he goes to sleep. Often the only one of his stuffed animals.

## Appearances

**Animated series**

Season 1
* Chapter 4: The Sparrow Scouts
* Chapter 5: The Troll Rock
* Chapter 6: The Nightmare Spirit

Season 2
* Chapter 5: The Windmill

## Trivia

* Bertrand was the first of David's stuffed animales that appeared in the show.
* David's other favorite stuffed animal is a bear named Warren.
* Bertrand's name is only mentioned in Chapter 6: The Nightmare Spirit. He never appeared in the tie-in novels.
	+ Bertrand did appear in several promotion shots for the show on the offical Hilda social media accounts on numerous occasions.