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The art director of Hilda has a channel called Don't Walk Alone After Dark. It is definitely the more horror oriented version to someone who wanted that from Hilda.

Finally something Hilda related that was made a few hours ago and not a few months or years 🥹😘😁😎

Hilda has stood out as possibly my favourite cartoon since its very first season. Seldom have I seen a show so utterly captivating from second one, with a truly unique aesthetic, atmosphere and animation. The years-long hiatus between seasons shows how proper production times and budget can come into fruition for one of the most well put together pieces of media I have ever seen. I struggle to believe I'll find another show capable of making me feel like Hilda did in any near future.

I cried at the ending of Hilda. It was just such a satisfying and beautiful wrap up to the end of the series that just made me happy! Plus the end credits either lovely art and chill music just hit me like a TRUCK.

Hilda's dad kind of reminds me of my own bio dad. Not just because of his appearance, but because of his relationship with Hilda. He hasn't been in her life for a long time and I can relate to that. So his appearance was very nice to see.

I hope that Netflix makes more heartfelt shows like this because it helps me endure tough times.

This video made me think very differently about some of the choices in Season 3 and I appreciate it a lot more now, even when I already really liked it. But in thinking about it again, I thought of a rebuttal to the points made here about the Giant Slayer. Yes, the lesson Hilda teaches the Giant Slayer is one she learned at the start of the show, but that's just it. Hilda is teaching the lessons she's learned to someone who needs them too. But this also disguises the fact that there is another, subtler lesson in the episode. Hilda fails. She tries her best, succeeds in opening the mind of the Giant Slayer, gets them working together with a giant, and it's not enough to stop the giants leaving. The big change she wanted didn't happen this time, but it doesn't mean she was wrong to try, or that she didn't have any positive effect on the world she tried to change. As a counterpoint to the movie it works very well. "You can say all the right things to the right people and still have things not work out the way you wanted." A more nuanced and grown up message for an older version of the show.

I personally love hilda, It’s a show that’s so calming but can still be tense at times which makes the show unique. It also makes me feel at home and at ease because of the warm colours, whole atmosphere of the show and I used to live in the UK when I was a little kid so it reminds me of just the simpler times. I personally loved the all the seasons no matter the itty gritty of the problems or missed opportunities for character development because it always kept the magical world hilda was in and kept me interested with all the clear inspiration from Celtic Myths (I’m a mythology fan) so it was fun to spot the myths from the actual mythology in the show. Overall I think Hilda is a great show and anyone who’s haven’t watched it yet should give a shot. And for those people who think that it’s a kid show THINK AGAIN. Anyways I’ve written too long! Happy rewatching!

My god this show is so underrated

2015 to 2020 was the golden age of Netflix original animation, and this show was one of the main contributors to that 😊

WHAT hilda has a season 3 now!?! i was so sad when i had to leave the characters, so i'm excited to revisit it again :)

I actually found Hilda through one of your videos and I am forever grateful

this was my comfort show it’s sad for me to see it end since I’ve been watching it for a long time now. :(

And so, you finally get around to finishing off one of the best animated shows of ALL TIME! Seriously tho, I can't really think of many animated shows that are as consistently profound, atmospheric, relaxing, thrilling, adventurous and most importantly, maturely written as THIS show. While S3 was shorter and had some story shortcomings, it MORE than made up for with an amazing ending. Hilda is an absolute miracle of a show and I couldn't be happier to see you finally get round to the end.

The most underrated Season IMO. Also, Johanna with a chainsaw was badass.

A lot of the story and pacing problems could come down to Netflix screwing the staff. S3 was meant to be 13 eps at first but then it was cut and we lost 4-5 eps.

Man, I really wish characters like the marras,Kaisa, and Wood Man all had more screen time in season 3, especially the marras because I have more questions about those girls than I have answers and also I wish there were more seasons 💖💚🥹🥺

I’m happy to finally hear your thoughts on the finale! It truly is an incredible show, one of my biggest complaints is probably just due to the show’s name being a normal human name it can make it hard when Googling things related to it (like fan art).

Literally just finished season 3 and i'm both wrecked emotionally and whole in a very perfect way. I love this tv show sm. I want more seasons, but I respect the creators if they think its time for the show to end. Edit: I heard that netflix cut season 3 short - so I wonder if thats why we didn't get more Louise or spider frog content.

Season 3 is my favorite season.

I loved this show so so much. Season 3 wasn’t my favourite overall, and though the finale was good, I didn’t resonate with it a ton. However I’m going to contest you on the spider-frog thing. It’s been a while since I’ve seen that episode, but I don’t think it’s really “about” what the spider-frog says at the end. I think that’s a nice little moral slotted in. However I think that the greater purpose of this episode is a small nod to the fact that Joanna doesn’t remember her past, but more importantly, to show the mortality of these characters. So many of the adventures that Hilda goes through throughout the show are kind of low stakes in that she doesn’t always feel in danger. Joanna always says she’s in danger, but up to this point, there wasn’t really a moment that shows that. The deer-fox episode did it a bit, but it always felt like Hilda was safe. The spider-frog episode serves to show that she isn’t safe. The only reason Hilda and Joanna survive is because of the spider-frog’s preferences, but in any other circumstance, they would have died. I think that’s important going into the finale, as it makes the fairies more frightening. We know that these character are in serious danger, and that they can be hurt or even killed. I think it makes the rest of the season hold a lot more weight.

That was a really interesting read of it that I hadn't really considered! ...I think you've convinced me to go rewatch the show again-

I’ve watched probably at least 200 hours worth of hilda or more

15:46 I love this part especially since I’m sure there are people out there who hear stories about their fathers how have abandoned them thinking that they are extremely elusive but then meet them and they’re literally just a guy

Hilda is my comfort show and seeing it end breaks my heart, this series could go on and on and I would still enjoy to watch it But I still hate the fact they make such a big deal on how Louise is going to be their best friend then she is never seen again

i love hilda

i feel like the reason why this season feel mix is bcuz they try to do a best of both world kinda thing with it story driven and episodic episode. they have a really good story revolving the fairy but they cant stretch it for an entire season, so they they make some haft bake episodic like season 1-2 to fill in the run time which honestly kinda hurt the story and season as a whole

YES!

Hilda is my favourite show and I consider it to be the best cartoon in these last decades. I agree with pretty much all of your points and it might please you to hear that Luke Pearson will release another Hilda comic this year. It's prologue from Hilda's time in the cottage before the midnight giant. Hopefully, it won't be the last time mr. Pearson delves into this universe. And the ending couldn't have been better. Yet I do hope that Netflix will revive this show in the distant future.

I'll be honest, I found the Season 3 finale kind of frustrating. It wasn't just, like you said, that Johanna felt kind of stagnant, it was that she wasn't invested in the mystery or affected by it until the end. Hilda was invested in the mystery, but after the reveal, she's the one who needs to pull Johanna away. That isn't a flaw in of itself, having Hilda being the one to realize what's up is actually very fitting progression, but in regards to Johanna's role I don't think they executed it right. As a result, I wasn't invested in the reveal, and the expository backstory kind of slammed the brakes on my enjoyment. I really wish they had something eating away at Johanna throughout the season to presage the reveal, or fleshed out her parents more as characters. Of course, this is all based off of memory from a first-time viewing. I definitely want to give the season another chance, and I'm planning to watch it with my Mom sometime. I do appreciate how the endgame is thematically sound, but I still found it to be emotionally unsatisfying.

This season 3 can't end like this... I felt it was very unfinished, and it had an unsatisfactory ending, I'm not saying that it was terrible or bad. But seriously, despite having a small cameo, it made me very sad. 😞😞😞 Should have made Johanna's parents return to the human world, if they had returned the series would have had a great ending, but I cried, for several weeks and I'm still sad, this can't end like this. The series has to continue. 😭😭😭😭😭 After all, family is always what matters ♥️♥️♥️

I was also surprised by the gradually more "horror" (or at least disturbing) looking phase of botht he movie or season 3, but it's not unlike the Harry Potter saga : It starts as an innocent looking kid's story, then gradually ventures into darker and more horror themed stories. It's a saga which, by taking timen, knows its audience is growing up along its characters, hence can deliberately exposed them to more and more harsher visuals and themes over time. And I love it when it's done right, like in this series. Definitely one of the best series of the late 2010- early 20's. I feel like Hilda is to this decade what Avatar the Last Airbender was to the mid-2000's : a show "for kids" that didn't take kids for fools, made by passionate true artists who care deeply about their world and their characters. I wouldn't be too surprised if in a few years, we learn that Netflix is greenlighting a sequel series with Hilda as aeither a teenager or a mom. This world has just waaay too much appeal to be left untapped like that.

I was waiting so long for you to talk about this. Another great video Kross.

I love Hilda

I have watched hilda since last year, and I think the show is almost a s, almost but in my book, an undergem cut of a show. I understand that I don't like ghost from season 1 or David's character in season 2 which is more like forces tails, but then, this series is always going to be my favorite forever, just my opinion.and I understand if you have problems with it, Kross.😊

Seasons1 to 3 is well written

I binged the whole show including the movie seconds before season 3 dropped

I hate the Hilda’s ending, because it’s the end 😭

I feel like the main hilda storyline is over but i'm looking forward to spinoffs or other projects that are set in the same world in Hilda

I honestly thought that the series finale of Hilda was almost on par with the series finale of Breaking Bad in terms of how immaculate it felt.

if u watched all of hilda episodes besides season 1 episode 1 then you would recognize all the characters like woodman there and the crow thats a lightningbird

I remember watching hiltda until my friend spoiled the 3rd season

This is an amazing video I loved it :)

honestly i didnt find out that s3 happend u til yesterday and after watching it i was sad because its the end

0:54 Actually, I heard it takes place 3 years after the Mountain King movie, since Hilda & her friends are 13 now - meaning Hilda was 10 at the start of the show.

The ending was cut short by 6 episodes pisst me off

7:50 As someone whose hair is most similar to my father's mother I can confirm it is not true

after hilda is over maybe see get some spin-off maybe will see some character in spin-off film or series are marra kaisa and also young matilda pilqvist but set in modern day but maybe see spin-off about one dude use some item and become call kamen rider trundle

I don't think the fairy eater's speech at the end of the episode was meant to be the overall message, I think the intended message was more along the lines of just because something is dangerous doesn't mean it's evil, or something like that. I don't really know.

I mainly stopped watching because my mom banned me from it

I Hate This Show