Lilly's Wonderful World (Web Series)

The poster for Season 1, which shows the titular protagonist, Lilly, revealing the show's logo with a star shaped wand.

The logo for the show.

### No. of episodes

11 (15 including specials)

Lilly’s Wonderful World is an American animated web series that premiered on YouTube on July 7, 20XX (It is unknown what year the series will premiere). The series was created by Lillian Stratton. The series follows the adventures of Lilly, an autistic teenage girl and her imaginary friends, who are her favorite characters from different franchises. The series is a mix of comedy and slice-of-life. All of the episodes take place on a planet called “The Great Pink Planet”, which was created by Lilly herself. The characters also live in a big pearl colored mansion on said planet.

The show is available to watch worldwide on YouTube with subtitles in 12 different languages (English, Spanish, French, German, Mandarin Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Greek, Russian, Hindi, and Italian).

## Format

An episode begins in the real world, it is nighttime, and Lilly is ready to go to sleep. When she falls asleep, she gets sent to her bedroom in the mansion on the Great Pink Planet, where she and the other characters live. In each episode, there is a different plot, such as an episode where the characters have a pool party in the pool of the mansion’s backyard. Sometimes, there is a problem occurring with one of the characters or Lilly, most of the time, it’s Lilly who’s facing the problem. But with the help of the other characters, the problem is gradually solved. Each episode’s plot is based off of the activity Lilly did in the real world prior to the episode (ex. Going to a restaurant).

An episode is typically 15 minutes long, but for holiday specials (ex. Halloween), it’s 30 minutes long.

### “The Grand Commercial Break”

“The Grand Commercial Break” is a short segment that occurs in every episode where fake commercials of fake products are shown (Ex. Skincare products, restaurants). Each “Grand Commercial Break” is typically a minute and a half long.

In the middle of each episode, the episode abruptly stops when a pink shimmery handbell appears in Lilly’s hand. Lilly then rings it and announces that it’s “Commercial Time”. When Lilly isn’t available, another character will take her place. The current scene then cuts to a glittery background with the words, “Grand Commercial Break Time! We’ll be right back after these messages!” with some happy 8-bit music playing in the background, with one of the characters doing something (Ex. playing a xylophone, painting). After that, the “commercials” start. They’re in different styles, for example, a commercial can be made with hand puppets or clay-mation. There are “commercials” for products, restaurants, mobile apps, medications, and more.

When the segment ends, a black background appears with the same 8-bit music from the glittery background, Lilly pops up and announces to the viewers that the segment is over and pops a party popper. The episode then continues where it left off before the “commercial break”. The specials do not contain the commercial breaks.

## Episodes

     Main article: List of Lilly’s Wonderful World episodes

 First aired

## Characters

    Main article: List of Lilly’s Wonderful World characters

The series contains a diverse cast of characters. The series’ titular protagonist, Lilly, is a human girl with autism. She is very naïve, sensitive, and caring. Other main characters are characters from different franchises, an example being the eponymous character from the American animated television series, SpongeBob SquarePants.