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* EpicFail: Hilda fails twice to reason with the mayor and the prime minister respectively, but immediately after Hilda is given one last chance...the episode ends and the credits roll.
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* RuleOfThree: Happens straight throughout the episode. Hilda tries to reason with Alfur. FAIL. Hilda tries to reason with the elf mayor. FAIL. Hilda tries to reason with the Prime Minister. FAIL and cue end credits.
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* RuleOfThree: Happens straight throughout the episode. Hilda tries to reason with Alfur. FAIL. Hilda tries to reason with the elf mayor. FAIL. Hilda tries to reason with the Prime Minister. [[EpicFail FAIL and cue end credits.credits]].
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* RuleOfThree: Happens straight throughout the episode. Hilda tries to reason with Alfur. FAIL. Hilda tries to reason with the elf mayor. FAIL. Hilda tries to reason with the Prime Minister. FAIL. '''Cue end credits'''.
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* RuleOfThree: Happens straight throughout the episode. Hilda tries to reason with Alfur. FAIL. Hilda tries to reason with the elf mayor. FAIL. Hilda tries to reason with the Prime Minister. FAIL. '''Cue FAIL and cue end credits'''.credits.
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* RuleOfThree: Happens straight throughout the episode. Hilda tries to reason with Alfur. FAIL. Hilda tries to reason with the elf mayor. FAIL. Hilda tries to reason with the Prime Minister. FAIL. '''Cue end credits'''.
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* MovingTheGoalPosts: Whenever Hilda thinks she's found the person who can call off her and her mother's eviction, it seems that they just lack the authority to do so, forcing her to go to the next person up the chain of command.
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* MovingTheGoalPosts: Whenever Hilda thinks she's found the person who can call off her and her mother's eviction, it seems that they just lack the authority to do so, forcing her to go to the next person up the chain of command. It is also hilarious, when Hilda fails to reason with the Prime Minister and is forced to go up one last step in the chain of command...[[InterruptedByTheEnd only for the episode to end]].
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* CreativeClosingCredits: Subverted, because there is no background behind the credits. But, the fade-in transition from the last scene to the credits was actually pretty cool.
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* CreativeClosingCredits: Subverted, because there is no background behind the credits. But, the fade-in transition from the last scene to the credits was actually pretty cool. First-time viewers might get caught off-guard by this.
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->''"[[Recap/HildaS1E2 It's actually closer to home than you might think...]]"''
->''"[[Recap/HildaS1E2 It's actually closer to home than you might think...]]"''
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* EndingTheme: This is the only episode so far to use the full version of the show's ending theme. Starting with episode 2 up until episode 12, the ending theme is shortened from 30 seconds to 26 seconds.
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* EndingTheme: This is the only episode so far to use the full version of the show's ending theme. Starting with episode 2 up until episode 12, as well as Season 2, the ending theme is shortened from 30 seconds to 26 seconds.
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* CreativeClosingCredits: Subverted because there is no background behind the credits. But, the fade-in transition from the last scene to the credits was actually pretty cool.
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* CreativeClosingCredits: Subverted Subverted, because there is no background behind the credits. But, the fade-in transition from the last scene to the credits was actually pretty cool.
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Hilda finds herself at odds with the Little People, and must make an unlikely ally in order to avoid having to move to Trolberg.
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Hilda finds herself at odds with the Little People, an invisible but quarrelsome community of tiny people, and must make an unlikely ally in order to avoid having to move to Trolberg.
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* CreativeClosingCredits: Subverted because there is no background behind the credits. But, [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/hilda_credits_fade_transition.gif the fade-in transition from the last scene to the credits was actually pretty cool]].
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* CreativeClosingCredits: Subverted because there is no background behind the credits. But, [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/hilda_credits_fade_transition.gif the fade-in transition from the last scene to the credits was actually pretty cool]].cool.
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* CreativeClosingCredits: Subverted because there is no background behind the credits. But, [[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/hilda_credits_fade_transition.gif the fade-in transition from the last scene to the credits was actually pretty cool]].
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* CreativeClosingCredits: Subverted because there is no background behind the credits. But, [[quoteright:350:https://static.[[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/hilda_credits_fade_transition.gif the fade-in transition from the last scene to the credits was actually pretty cool]].
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* CreativeClosingCredits: Subverted because there is no background behind the credits. But, [[[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/hilda_credits_fade_transition.gif the fade-in transition from the last scene to the credits was actually pretty cool]].
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* CreativeClosingCredits: Subverted because there is no background behind the credits. But, [[[[quoteright:350:https://static.[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/hilda_credits_fade_transition.gif the fade-in transition from the last scene to the credits was actually pretty cool]].
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* CreativeClosingCredits: Subverted because there is no background behind the credits. But the fade-in transition from the last scene to the credits was actually pretty cool.
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* CreativeClosingCredits: Subverted because there is no background behind the credits. But But, [[[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/hilda_credits_fade_transition.gif the fade-in transition from the last scene to the credits was actually pretty cool.cool]].
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* EndingTheme: This is the only episode so far to use the full version of the show's ending theme. Starting with episode 2 and onward, the ending theme is shortened from 30 seconds to 26 seconds.
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* EndingTheme: This is the only episode so far to use the full version of the show's ending theme. Starting with episode 2 and onward, up until episode 12, the ending theme is shortened from 30 seconds to 26 seconds.
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--> '''Hilda:''' [[ThisIsGonnaSuck Time to go]].
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--> '''Hilda:''' [[ThisIsGonnaSuck Time to go]].go.
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Hilda's reaction when the troll rock comes alive.
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* EndingTheme: This is the only episode so far to use the full version of the show's ending theme. Starting with episode 2 and onward, the ending theme is shortened from 30 seconds to 26 seconds.
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* CliffHanger: Also a [[BittersweetEnding bittersweet ending]]. Hilda fails to reason with the Prime Minister and the dangers of her leaving the Wilderness is high. But Alfur decides to take her to the Elf King to set things right for Hilda, even if it violates protocols.
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* CliffHanger: Also a [[BittersweetEnding bittersweet ending]]. Hilda fails to reason with the Prime Minister and the dangers possibility of her leaving the Wilderness is high. But Alfur decides to take her to the Elf King to set things right for Hilda, even if it violates protocols.
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* Cliffhanger: Also a [[BittersweetEnding bittersweet ending]]. Hilda fails to reason with the Prime Minister and the dangers of her leaving the Wilderness is high. But Alfur decides to take her to the Elf King to set things right for Hilda, even if it violates protocols.
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* Cliffhanger: CliffHanger: Also a [[BittersweetEnding bittersweet ending]]. Hilda fails to reason with the Prime Minister and the dangers of her leaving the Wilderness is high. But Alfur decides to take her to the Elf King to set things right for Hilda, even if it violates protocols.
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* Cliffhanger: Also a [[BittersweetEnding bittersweet ending]]. Hilda fails to reason with the Prime Minister and the dangers of her leaving the Wilderness is high. But Alfur decides to take her to the Elf King to set things right for Hilda, even if it violates protocols.
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* MultiPartEpisode: Connected with "The Midnight Giant".
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* AdaptationAmalgamation: The episode combines the plots of "Hilda and the Troll" with the first half of "Hilda and the Midnight Giant".
* AdaptedOut:
** The episode leaves out a scene from "Hilda and the Troll" where Hilda spends a night outside in her tent.
** An elf named Tomas is left out of the scene between Hilda and the Elf Mayor. His role is given to Alfur instead.
** Downplayed with the Woodman; he is present, but in a smaller role than in the graphic novels. In "Hilda and the Troll", he is there when the Troll comes to Hilda's house, and he figures out why the Troll is upset.
* AdaptedOut:
** The episode leaves out a scene from "Hilda and the Troll" where Hilda spends a night outside in her tent.
** An elf named Tomas is left out of the scene between Hilda and the Elf Mayor. His role is given to Alfur instead.
** Downplayed with the Woodman; he is present, but in a smaller role than in the graphic novels. In "Hilda and the Troll", he is there when the Troll comes to Hilda's house, and he figures out why the Troll is upset.
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* MayorPain: The mayor of the elf village has only eyes for his cat, and is rude and unhelpful to Hilda. Only when she accidently takes his cat hostage is he willing to cooperate.
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* SavingTheOrphanage: Hilda sets out to convince the elves to stop harassing her and her mother, so they won't have to leave the house her grandfather built.
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* SavingTheOrphanage: Hilda sets out to convince the elves to stop harassing her and her mother, so they won't have to leave the house her grandfather great-grandfather built.
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* CaveBehindTheFalls: The Prime Minister's house is inside one of these.
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* NothingPersonal: When Hilda comes to negotiate with him, the Prime Minister claims he has nothing against her personally, and only promised to get rid of her and her mother since he knew it would get him elected.
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* {{Intangibility}}: The only reason Hilda and her mom haven't caused any damage to the Elf town just outside their house yet, is that the eleves and their houses are both intangible and invisible to those who haven't filled out the proper paper work.
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* EarlyBirdCameo: The episode opens with several:
** The first few opening shots are framed around a bird that looks almost exactly like the Great Raven, flying from Trolberg to Hilda's house in the wilderness.
** The bird passes by Victoria Van Gale's weather station on its way out of town.
** Hilda briefly gets picked up by a friendly water spirit when hopping over some rocks in the river.
** Possibly unintentional, but Hilda struggles against a tiny blizzard which seems to be caused by a resting [[OurSpiritsAreDifferent weather spirit.]]
** The first few opening shots are framed around a bird that looks almost exactly like the Great Raven, flying from Trolberg to Hilda's house in the wilderness.
** The bird passes by Victoria Van Gale's weather station on its way out of town.
** Hilda briefly gets picked up by a friendly water spirit when hopping over some rocks in the river.
** Possibly unintentional, but Hilda struggles against a tiny blizzard which seems to be caused by a resting [[OurSpiritsAreDifferent weather spirit.]]
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Hilda finds herself at odds with the Little People, and must make an unlikely ally in order to avoid having to move to Trolberg.
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!!Tropes:
* AccidentalKidnapping: The elf mayor's beloved cat wanders into Hilda's hair, letting her [[HostageForMacguffin negotiate for the location of the Prime Minister.]]
* ColdOpen: Hilda encounters a troll and removes the bell she put around its nose. Doubles as an [[EstablishingCharacterMoment establishing character moment]] for Hilda.
* {{Herald}}: Alfur becomes this, starting Hilda on her CallToAdventure.
* PetTheDog: Hilda removing the bell from the troll's nose when she realizes that's what was making it crazy.
* MovingTheGoalPosts: Whenever Hilda thinks she's found the person who can call off her and her mother's eviction, it seems that they just lack the authority to do so, forcing her to go to the next person up the chain of command.
* MysteriousNote: The little people leave one in the form of an eviction notice on Hilda's front doorstep.
* PregnantHostage: The mayor's cat is pregnant while in Hilda's hair, and actually gives birth inside it!
* RightHandCat: The mayor has one.
* SavingTheOrphanage: Hilda sets out to convince the elves to stop harassing her and her mother, so they won't have to leave the house her grandfather built.
* StronglyWordedLetter: This is Hilda's first attempt at telling off the elves.
* TrespassingToTalk: A non-threatening example. Alfur has to enter Hilda's room in the night uninvited so that she can see the elves and understand why they want her to move.
* TheVillainKnowsWhereYouLive: Both the letters that the elves send to Hilda and her mother, and how they trash her house in the middle of the night.
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Hilda finds herself at odds with the Little People, and must make an unlikely ally in order to avoid having to move to Trolberg.
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!!Tropes:
* AccidentalKidnapping: The elf mayor's beloved cat wanders into Hilda's hair, letting her [[HostageForMacguffin negotiate for the location of the Prime Minister.]]
* ColdOpen: Hilda encounters a troll and removes the bell she put around its nose. Doubles as an [[EstablishingCharacterMoment establishing character moment]] for Hilda.
* {{Herald}}: Alfur becomes this, starting Hilda on her CallToAdventure.
* PetTheDog: Hilda removing the bell from the troll's nose when she realizes that's what was making it crazy.
* MovingTheGoalPosts: Whenever Hilda thinks she's found the person who can call off her and her mother's eviction, it seems that they just lack the authority to do so, forcing her to go to the next person up the chain of command.
* MysteriousNote: The little people leave one in the form of an eviction notice on Hilda's front doorstep.
* PregnantHostage: The mayor's cat is pregnant while in Hilda's hair, and actually gives birth inside it!
* RightHandCat: The mayor has one.
* SavingTheOrphanage: Hilda sets out to convince the elves to stop harassing her and her mother, so they won't have to leave the house her grandfather built.
* StronglyWordedLetter: This is Hilda's first attempt at telling off the elves.
* TrespassingToTalk: A non-threatening example. Alfur has to enter Hilda's room in the night uninvited so that she can see the elves and understand why they want her to move.
* TheVillainKnowsWhereYouLive: Both the letters that the elves send to Hilda and her mother, and how they trash her house in the middle of the night.
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