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I love how they were able to kill so much characters and keep the show as a kid-friendly show, just like old disney

Oh hey, I just realized that the goat that was stolen at the beginning of the season was the one that was carrying all those bags at the end.

So the vibe I got off the deerfox episode was that each deerfox has a guiding/companion light, but Twig's light, rather than being a metaphorical light in the weird astral plane, is literally just Hilda.

Hilda is one of the most imaginative and wholesome animated shows I ever saw.

When you realise that 13+ children dies every year according to the yule lads episode

Quarantine Alex Hirsch has spoken. Go watch Hilda!

Gonna be honest, I almost cried on the twig episode. I love him-

It’s funny how Frida is the only one of the three of them that didn’t die twice (or at all)

I hate how invisible tiny men are always chopping onions when I’m watching this season.. Also I like to call the time worm the “bowling ball monster”

I don't think it was creepy for the old man to follow himself through time, he was just nostalgic for an older, better times that he lost and couldn't return. After all, he was just a lonely old man.

They can afford so much violence and death because it's on a streaming platform, hence almost no normal tv censorship. Also the time travelling episode is by far my favorite. Specifically because of the moral at the end, when Tilda says that there's no need to live in the past and they should instead look forward. Also the scene where alternative Tilda and Peter are eaten by the Time Worm is heart breakingly beautiful.

The presence of the Yule Lads strongly indicates that Hilda lives in Iceland.

I honestly identify with David way too much.

You’re right. There was a surprising amount of death and destruction in this season.

One big nitpick I do have is that "We saw ourselves die twice!" scene. Hilda should have added on that, like a simple "Eh, I almost die all the time." as a nice, kinda dark joke to add on what Alfur said.

15:52 I love how he almost dies the same way his skeleton counterpart does in Coco

Does anyone else think that the Bell Keeper guy is Hilda's dad? He even has a blue hair streak.

"There like normal Vikings...without the rape." WITHOUT THE HUH- 😀

Sarcastic Chorus: Is confused on how wolves can be orange Every animal that exists in Hilda: that's cute

Hilda HAS to be a cat She dies like every episode, and nobody notices

Woodman looks great in that sailor hat

I think Hilda must have recently turned 13 because she is definitely turning into a teenager this season.

Sonic X: makes it clear that no one was hurt Hilda: kills the characters on screen

hilda's mom is legit one of the best characters. Excellent example of how a character can be an antagonist without being "bad" or even wrong

"These aren't my hands, this isn't my face" is now by far the creepiest line I have ever heard from a kids' show.

The bell keeper is Hilda's dad and no one can change my mind. He just is.

i cried about Twig shit and not about anything else

Did- did you just call bartel "alfur's beard daddy"??? I-- I can't fucking unthink that now

I was kinda hoping you'd mention that in Old Bells of Trollberg, the gang straight up commits an act of terrorism, and just... gets away with it.

"They killed a kid twice. I love this. I love this so much" -Chorus

My thought through literally this ENTIRE season was, "everyone's going to need therapy."

You know, I'm okay with him still being delusional, because at least his assistant is just like "yeah, I'm done with this nonsense"

Ginger wolves are actually a thing in real life, they're called red wolves, red wolves have long legs and gallop like dear. They also look like fox's on stilts.

Ah yes, I just love: -Hendrik but useless -Sexy Goth librarian -Ewan McGregor -BEARD DADDY -Social anxiety -Evil Yakko And last but not least -The best character in the show.

Johanna didn't design the bells, only the posters for their inaugural event. And let me tell you, I BAWLED at episodes 8 and 9

"They put that on tv?" Well it's on Netflix so it's all good. 👍

All that death and it still managed to be the most wholesome show around. How do they do it?

Even though she was pretty mean about it Hilda had a point, the whole of moving to Trollberg was so that Johanna could raise Hilda in a "safer" environment. Break her out of her shell and make some friends her own age yet Johanna isn't practicing what she's preaching. While it's true Johanna was right about Hilda's own faults I'm not ignoring her's either.

20:31-20:38 Alfur's line always cracks me up.

I like how the magic language is either Icelandic or Norwegian. A bit hard for me to tell. Possibly the former, since l should be able to have understood more of it if it was Norwegian. Although the levitation spell is crystal clear to me: "Flying up in the air!"

Anyone catch the blue in the hair of the guard from the bell towers. Also he eats her favorite sandwich and he doesnt go anywhere near Hilda's mom. They have the same interests and natural know how about nature. I'm putting money down right now that the Guard is Hilda's dad, the parents probably divorced back in the day and Joanna moved away.

I'm pretty sure Hilda's mother didn't design the bells, she's a graphic designer so she probably did the promotional art for the event

I was disappointed Ahlberg didn't get Ernesto-De-La-Cruz'd

My goodness hilda season 2 was so effing dark.

This show easily stands as one of the greats of Netflix. Perhaps even all of recent animation 😊

I like how you called Bartell the "Beard Daddy" LMAO

Season 1- awwww, cute and cool Season 2- WELL THAT TOOK A TURN This show is British gravity falls

Am I the only one who was annoyed when Hilda wanted to teleport to Frida’s house in the last episode. Sending over the dust with a message would’ve been easier and less irritating to Tontu.

Season 1: Is warm and light hearted Season 2: Death

They better not take another three years to make season 3

Video: shows kid about to get chopped in half Ad: allow me to introduce myself

I lost it when I saw the witches because they ARE the Diamonds

I wish they had committed to Twig going away instead of reversing it at the last second. Not enough kids’ shows have storylines which address coping with loss.

Dissappointed that Twig didn't follow his nature, being a representation of Hilda's wildside. Instead being a repesentation of Hilda and her stay with friends mentality

Also, for anyone who is confused about the ending. Trolls are very often associated with the stories and creatures known as “Changlings”, in which Trolls swap their Changling children with those of human infants. It’s a bit of a spin, and these trolls are pretty different, so we’ll see how it develops.

since when are ginger wolves a thing red wolves: are we a joke to you?

It’s liked they realized with the second season that they would be on Netflix and had less restrictions

Frida is what Connie could have been if she were the chosen one

I didn't expect to come out of this shipping Alfur and Bartell, but ok.

This season surprised me so much with how much murder was in it. Like dang I thought this was a kid’s show

Can we just come up with theories on why the troll mother switched a random human child with her own?

Is nobody going to talk about how the bard died in the abyss?

the goat that got stolen in episode 1 is probably the packing goat the troll mother used. and the troll mother is probably the same trol from ep 1, s1.

im laughing so hard at all of them screaming at davids messed up body

Who else loves the voice of the swamp creature

"Wow! That was... exactly what the wiki spoiled for me" Same here... same here...

Hilda season 2 in a nutshell: plot hates David

Underrated KZfaqrs are just what I needed today.

The time travel episode really fucked with me, but for different reasons. On Hilda's second time through (as I'll call Hilda 2, and the Hilda we follow throughout the scene), we see Hilda 1 die pretty quickly and seemingly painlessly. "Well shit, that's pretty traumatic, but such is the life on an adventurer." Hilda 3 (future Hilda, and perhaps quite a ways into the future actually) tries to save Hilda 2, but then herself dies. For multiple reasons that rocks my boat particularly. The death of Hilda 1 felt like any other character's death, even though it was literally the Hilda 2 from before. But Hilda 3's death feels like we just lost the MC entirely, and it feels like that was going to exactly be our Hilda 2 (which isn't not unwrong). Hilda 3 had an entirely different story that we never explored, and never got to see, until the very end. Yet it feels conclusive anyways. Like imagine if Tony Stark died half way through Iron Man, or Rango is shot right at his finale, and then a double of him steps out from saloon. We actually get a bit of development with Hilda 3 in her short time on screen, and of course literally still being the MC, we connect to her instantly. Then she dies. *What the fuck happened between the first timeline of Hilda 2 (before Hilda 3 interrupted, we never saw this on screen but it's implied because of Hilda 3's existence) and when we see Hilda 2 in OUR timeline on the show, on-screen?* Did she meet with the magic lady, and lay everything out to our Hilda 2....now turning Hilda 3 (for us)? Did she KNOW she HAD to die, by necessity? To save her previous version? Also, WHY did she feel the need to go back and and save her own PREVIOUS self? If she stayed and let thing play out after she altered time, she (from her perspective) would be just fine while she unwittingly set the time worm on her previous timeline versions, but she'd be untouched. But *something* fucked up, something we don't know about, but it was enough to make Hilda 3 decide to go back and fucking KILL herself just to ensure at least one specific timeline of herself existed, other than the one she just came back from. THIS is what we see on-screen. There's so much that could've happened, and something BIG happened (or DID happen to Hilda 3) that change was necessary enough to die for....or she just randomly had a moral reckoning, but I doubt that alone would be enough to kill herself over. Someone could honestly make a mini-story on the POV of Hilda 3, and the steps and events that lead her to go back. Also, Hilda 3 clearly had other plans on how to fix the timelines (in their own way, or at least ge things back on a track), as she was ignoring the magazine. So...what was Hilda 3's plan there? And also, she dies horribly? Hilda 3 is on a mission to save Hilda 2, and she never even sees it to the end herself. That's a punch to the feels. As if watching Hilda 1, the version of Hilda we just followed for the first time through those events not FIVE minutes earlier just get swallowed by a worm wasn't unsettling already. And then AFTER Hilda 3 gets swallowed by the worm, we can clearly hear her scream from inside the thing's mouth. *She's fucking still alive!* Do these swallowed alternate timeline versions of people not just vanish? Fade away? Or pulled apart by the atom? Or are they consciously sent into a void of non-existence while they're still alive, in their own way? That is some uncomfortable shit to think about, especially when happening to the MC. Watching Hilda 3 die felt just or more uncomfortable that Hilda just straight up dying in the middle of the show, no take-backsies, no warning, and no time travel even. Just dying. It's just....."what the fuck happened?" And another unsettling thing is that with all the timelines, it feels like absolutely *completely* dumb luck that our cameras and the show followed _juuuuust_ the right timeline for everything to come out okay. Our timeline barely avoided the track to death, we could've followed Hilda 1 on her second timeline (and Hilda is eaten shortly after going back in time, end of story) or we could've followed Hilda 3 (which is who the FUCK knows what happened, but it means Hilda 1 and 2 went through their course of events without Hilda 3 coming back and messing with shit). *In short, future Hilda's death is fucking heart wrenching, like watching the main MAIN **_MAIN_** character die* And I probably won't get over it for some time. You fucked up Hilda, all versions of you, Hilda. Holy shit.

The funniest part is yet to come as known measures for changelings are either, cooking an entire meal in eggshells, pulling a Geralt of Rivia and putting the child into an oven, or straight up unadulterated good ol' child abuse. This is as much a joke that in Norse mythology bad poetry came from Odin's piss after he drank a mead made of the blood of a guy made of spit.

That's it. You convinced me to watch this show again

Frida, struggling with a spell- “this spell is to establish an intimate bond with your familiar” Hilda- “it’s a good thing your familiar can talk.” Yes, I ship it!

I love the fact that the Vikings here are based on the Einherjar, who are blessed/cursed to fight forever when they die.

"The world being in the closet about being a fantasy" it's pretty accurate.

paganism for kids!-the sequel

Who would have thought that Davids episode would be the most violent

what are your thoughts about Twigs choosing Hilda over his biological family (and world?) and what did you think about Hilda and her mother relationship during and after they got stuck in the troll cavern? (idk if thats the name)

you got extra for whatever is in that mug? And I can't stand that blowhard cop. Also alfur having that meet cute with the record keeper was really cute and I will fight you on that Edit: The deerfox episode is the better frozen 2

I'm not sure...but I think he likes kaisa

Merry Christmas! Stay Safe and God Bless you guys.

Hildas sassy teenage angst is coming out and it made me wanna slap her at least 3x per episode

I finished season 2 just in time for this

8:05 OMG I'M NOT THE ONLY ONE 😭😭

been waiting for this

I really love the heart that went into The Deerfox episode. As someone who has lost a beloved pet, I cried so hard I gave myself a headache. The visuals and the music were so amazing too! That just might be my favorite episode

Imagine having a kid that is CONSTANTLY almost diyng EVERY SINGLE DAY!!!!

"You elf on the shelfed me!" S l a i n

To clarify: Draugs are undead lost sailors, draugrs are undead zombie thingies. Not 'quite' the same :)

26:06 *finally someone undeRSTANDS-*

I'm surprised no one has made a coco reference

Kyle🤣🤣🤣 6:47 Did anyone listen to credits after s2 ep7?😂

15:27 I'm like 78% sure Johanna is like, a graphic designer? So I think she only designed the posters for the bell system unveiling. Not the cause of the problem, just a participant.

The fact that you were fully aware of the Alfur shipping and made so many references to it completely killed me -if you told me two years ago that tiny invisible elf Alfur was going to be the most shipped character of Hilda I really wouldn't have believed you-

I wish to register an objection! Worthless Safety Patrol guy didn't install the underwater bell. That is one of the original older bells that his famous ancestor had installed during the original founding of the city. Also it may or may not be magic, it's unclear.

“He’s obsessed with bells” Tom Nook?

29:53 Can't even tell her mother from a rock, typical

love your not-so lowkey shipping of bartell and alfur

I didn't realized how dark was the second season. But it was amazing. I can't wait for the next part.

Oh my god, even Alfur/Bartell? I swear, want to geek out with you so bad, the tiniest things in common I see stacking up. XD