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* LimitedAnimation: The series's animation feels pretty chunky and recycled on the first episodes.
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* LimitedAnimation: The series's animation feels pretty chunky and recycled on the first episodes.
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* TheNightThatNeverEnds: Time is stopped in Limbhad, and it is perpetually nighttime there.
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* LimitedAnimation: The series's animation feels pretty chunky and recycled on the first episodes.
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* SettingUpdate: The show is implied to take place in the late 2010s, due to the presence of smartphones used by Earth characters... which were nowhere to be found in the original book, published in 2004.
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* WhyCantIHateYou: Kirtash and Victoria find themselves attracted to each other in spite of being on opposite sides in the war for Idhun, and Kirtash having been tasked with killing Victoria, who has conflicted feelings for him and Jack also can't bring herself to get rid of him.
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* WhyCantIHateYou: Kirtash and Victoria find themselves attracted to each other in spite of being on opposite sides in the war for Idhun, and Kirtash having been tasked with killing Victoria, who has conflicted feelings for him and Jack also Jack, and can't bring herself to get rid of him.him either.
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* WhyCantIHateYou: Kirtash and Victoria find themselves attracted to each other in spite of being on opposite sides in the war for Idhun, and Kirtash having been tasked with killing Victoria, who has conflicted feelings for him and Jack also can't bring herself to get rid of him.
-->'''Victoria:''' Why can't I kill you?\\
'''Kirtash:''' That's curious. I was going to ask you the same question.
-->'''Victoria:''' Why can't I kill you?\\
'''Kirtash:''' That's curious. I was going to ask you the same question.
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* DoesntLikeGuns: Alsan prefers to fight with his sword rather than with a gun because he considers that there is no honor in killing an enemy from a distance.
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* DoesntLikeGuns: Alsan prefers to fight with [[HeroesPreferSwords his sword sword]] rather than with a gun because he considers that there is no honor in killing an enemy from a distance.
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* WeCanRuleTogether: Kirtash makes this offer to Victoria after the two fight each other. She refuses.
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* WeCanRuleTogether: Kirtash makes this offer to Victoria after the two fight each other. She refuses.refuses.
* YouHaveFailedMe: [[spoiler:Increasingly frustrated with Elrion's mistakes and disobedience, Kirtash kills him in the season 1 finale.]]
* YouHaveFailedMe: [[spoiler:Increasingly frustrated with Elrion's mistakes and disobedience, Kirtash kills him in the season 1 finale.]]
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* TranslationConvention: After Victoria notices that Jack can't speak the Idhunian language, she gives him an amulet that translates everything so that he can understand. From that point on, all of the dialogue is in Spanish (well, or the language of the dub you're watching), including that of Alsan, who was explicitly established as only speaking Idhunian.
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* TranslationConvention: After Victoria notices that Jack can't speak the Idhunian language, she gives him an amulet that translates everything so that he can understand. From that point on, all of the dialogue is in Spanish (well, or the language of the dub you're watching), including that of Alsan, who was explicitly established as only speaking Idhunian.Idhunian.
* WeCanRuleTogether: Kirtash makes this offer to Victoria after the two fight each other. She refuses.
* WeCanRuleTogether: Kirtash makes this offer to Victoria after the two fight each other. She refuses.
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* MeaningfulName: Kirtash says that his name means "snake" in a variation of Ancient Idhunian. [[spoiler:Makes sense when we learn later on that he is a human-shek (winged serpent) hybrid]].
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* TheFaceless: Chris Tara, Victoria's new favorite singer, is only known for his music at first. He apparently chooses to remain off the grid for as long as possible, not giving any interviews and avoiding involvement in any tabloid-worthy scandal. To Victoria's shock, when she attends Tara's first ever concert in Seattle while her companions search for Kirtash in the building, the mysterious singer turns out to be [[spoiler:Kirtash himself]].
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* StageNames: [[spoiler:Kirtash]] uses the stage name Chris Tara during his short-lived music career.
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* HalfHumanHybrid: [[spoiler:Alsan]] becomes a half-wolf hybrid as a result of a failed necromancy experiment by Elrion.
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* HalfHumanHybrid: HalfHumanHybrid:
** [[spoiler:Alsan]] becomes a half-wolf hybrid as a result of a failed necromancy experiment byElrion.Elrion.
** [[spoiler:Jack, Victoria and Kirtash]] are perfect hybrids, as their bodies are inhabited by both their human souls and, respectively, the souls of [[spoiler:Yandrak, the last dragon, Lunnaris, the last unicorn, and a shek]]. Of the three, only [[spoiler:Jack]] hasn't yet mastered his transformation into his non-human form by the series finale.
** [[spoiler:Alsan]] becomes a half-wolf hybrid as a result of a failed necromancy experiment by
** [[spoiler:Jack, Victoria and Kirtash]] are perfect hybrids, as their bodies are inhabited by both their human souls and, respectively, the souls of [[spoiler:Yandrak, the last dragon, Lunnaris, the last unicorn, and a shek]]. Of the three, only [[spoiler:Jack]] hasn't yet mastered his transformation into his non-human form by the series finale.
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* TheMagicGoesAway: After Ashran's astral conjunction wiped out the dragons and most of the unicorns in Idhun, magic isn't entirely gone from Idhun, but definitely on its last legs.
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* TheMagicGoesAway: After Ashran's astral conjunction [[HereThereWereDragons wiped out the dragons and most of the unicorns unicorns]] in Idhun, magic isn't entirely gone from Idhun, but definitely on its last legs.
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The first season, consisting of five episodes, premiered on Netflix on September 10, 2020; the second one is set for release on January 8, 2021.
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The first season, consisting of five episodes, premiered on Netflix on September 10, 2020; the second (and final) one is set for release was released to little fanfare on January 8, 2021.
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''The Idhun Chronicles'' (''Memorias de Idhún'') is the AnimatedAdaptation of Laura Gallego's ''The Idhún's Memories'' young-adult book trilogy produced by Zeppelin TV for Creator/{{Netflix}}.
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''The Idhun Chronicles'' (''Memorias de Idhún'') is the AnimatedAdaptation of Laura Gallego's ''The Idhún's Memories'' ''Literature/TheIdhunsMemories'' young-adult book trilogy produced by Zeppelin TV for Creator/{{Netflix}}.
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The first season, consisting of five episodes, premiered on Netflix on September 10, 2020.
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The first season, consisting of five episodes, premiered on Netflix on September 10, 2020.
2020; the second one is set for release on January 8, 2021.
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* DoesntLikeGuns: Alsan prefers to fight with his sword rather than with a gun because considers that there is no honor in killing an enemy from a distance.
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* ReignOfTerror: The winged snakes, Kirtash and Elrion enforce Ashran's tyranny over Idhun, wiping out the dragons and unicorns that were the source of the land's magic and killing any user of magic that does not bow down to the necromancer (even hunting down those who fled to Earth).
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[[caption-width-right:350: Based on the books by Laura Gallego]]
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* OnlyTheChosenMayWield: A legendary sword is mentioned to work this way, as Alsan claims it burns his hands if he so much as touches it. The chosen one turns out to be [[spoiler:Jack]].
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* PowerIncontinence: When he was unable to control his fire powers (not even knowing they were powers), Jack nearly burned down his bedroom by accident during a nightmare.
* SadisticChoice: After luring the Resistance into a trap, Kirtash forces the Resistance to choose between [[spoiler:handing him the Staff of Ayshel or watching Alsan die]].
* ScarilyCompetentTracker: Kirtash and Elrion can follow any little hint of magic on Earth to lead them to their next target.
* SadisticChoice: After luring the Resistance into a trap, Kirtash forces the Resistance to choose between [[spoiler:handing him the Staff of Ayshel or watching Alsan die]].
* ScarilyCompetentTracker: Kirtash and Elrion can follow any little hint of magic on Earth to lead them to their next target.
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''The Idhun Chronicles'' (''Memorias de Idhún'') is the AnimatedAdaptation of Laura Gallego's ''The Idhún's Memories'' young-adult book trilogy produced by Zeppelin TV for Creator/{{Netflix}}.
In Silkeborg, Denmark, Jack comes home to find his parents murdered and the perpetrators, a young warrior and a sorcerer, hiding in the house waiting for him. He is saved by another warrior and a wizard, who take him away to Limbhad, a magical world where time has stopped and is always night and a place where he should be safe from the pursuers. A young girl named Victoria explains to him that his parents hailed from the world of Idhun, where three years earlier a necromancer named Ashran seized power, and he's hell-bent on finding and destroying all Idhunites who fled to Earth, sending out the two villains from earlier, Kirtash and Elrion, to do so.
To combat the threat, Jack will have to master his own powers under the watch of the two men who saved his life, warrior Alsan and wizard Shail, in order to join the Resistance against Ashran.
The first season, consisting of five episodes, premiered on Netflix on September 10, 2020.
!!Tropes seen on this show:
* {{Animesque}}: The character and background design is heavily influenced by anime, to the point of the series being considered by some Netflix's first Spanish-born anime.
* DoesntLikeGuns: Alsan prefers to fight with his sword rather than with a gun because considers that there is no honor in killing an enemy from a distance.
* HalfHumanHybrid: [[spoiler:Alsan]] becomes a half-wolf hybrid as a result of a failed necromancy experiment by Elrion.
* TheHeavy: Kirtash and Elrion effectively serve as Ashran's co-heavies, as they handle most of his dirty work killing dissidents, and the necromancer himself gets very little screen time.
* TheMagicGoesAway: After Ashran's astral conjunction wiped out the dragons and most of the unicorns in Idhun, magic isn't entirely gone from Idhun, but definitely on its last legs.
* OhMyGods: Shail and Alsan occasionally exclaim "Sacred Irial!".
* TranslationConvention: After Victoria notices that Jack can't speak the Idhunian language, she gives him an amulet that translates everything so that he can understand. From that point on, all of the dialogue is in Spanish (well, or the language of the dub you're watching), including that of Alsan, who was explicitly established as only speaking Idhunian.
In Silkeborg, Denmark, Jack comes home to find his parents murdered and the perpetrators, a young warrior and a sorcerer, hiding in the house waiting for him. He is saved by another warrior and a wizard, who take him away to Limbhad, a magical world where time has stopped and is always night and a place where he should be safe from the pursuers. A young girl named Victoria explains to him that his parents hailed from the world of Idhun, where three years earlier a necromancer named Ashran seized power, and he's hell-bent on finding and destroying all Idhunites who fled to Earth, sending out the two villains from earlier, Kirtash and Elrion, to do so.
To combat the threat, Jack will have to master his own powers under the watch of the two men who saved his life, warrior Alsan and wizard Shail, in order to join the Resistance against Ashran.
The first season, consisting of five episodes, premiered on Netflix on September 10, 2020.
!!Tropes seen on this show:
* {{Animesque}}: The character and background design is heavily influenced by anime, to the point of the series being considered by some Netflix's first Spanish-born anime.
* DoesntLikeGuns: Alsan prefers to fight with his sword rather than with a gun because considers that there is no honor in killing an enemy from a distance.
* HalfHumanHybrid: [[spoiler:Alsan]] becomes a half-wolf hybrid as a result of a failed necromancy experiment by Elrion.
* TheHeavy: Kirtash and Elrion effectively serve as Ashran's co-heavies, as they handle most of his dirty work killing dissidents, and the necromancer himself gets very little screen time.
* TheMagicGoesAway: After Ashran's astral conjunction wiped out the dragons and most of the unicorns in Idhun, magic isn't entirely gone from Idhun, but definitely on its last legs.
* OhMyGods: Shail and Alsan occasionally exclaim "Sacred Irial!".
* TranslationConvention: After Victoria notices that Jack can't speak the Idhunian language, she gives him an amulet that translates everything so that he can understand. From that point on, all of the dialogue is in Spanish (well, or the language of the dub you're watching), including that of Alsan, who was explicitly established as only speaking Idhunian.
