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Originally slated for May 23, the series made its formal debut on July 20, 2019 on Universal Kids. Prior to that, the pilot episode ("Costa Rica...In Color!") aired as a sneak peek showing on July 6th on the channel, free to view online on the channel's [[https://www.universalkids.com/shows/wheres-waldo website]] and Website/YouTube [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVFhjaKlaNA page]]. The series is planned to last for at least [[https://nbcuni-international.com/ss/WheresWaldo/index2.html 40 episodes]].

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Originally slated for May 23, the series made its formal debut on July 20, 2019 on Universal Kids.Creator/UniversalKids. Prior to that, the pilot episode ("Costa Rica...In Color!") aired as a sneak peek showing on July 6th on the channel, free to view online on the channel's [[https://www.universalkids.com/shows/wheres-waldo website]] and Website/YouTube [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVFhjaKlaNA page]]. The series is planned to last for at least [[https://nbcuni-international.com/ss/WheresWaldo/index2.html 40 episodes]].
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The series introduces the [=WorldWide Wanderer Society=], an international organization comprising of magical travelers. A younger Waldo (voiced by Joshua Rush) is a Wanderer-in-training under the tutelage of the eccentric mentor Wizard Whitebeard. Working closely with his junior-level partner Wenda (voiced by Creator/HaleyTju ), the two inquisitive kids solve various missions across the world, in an effort to earn their Wanderer stripes and gathering Magic Keys in the process.

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The series introduces the [=WorldWide Wanderer Society=], an international organization comprising of magical travelers. A younger Waldo (voiced by Joshua Rush) is a Wanderer-in-training under the tutelage of the eccentric mentor Wizard Whitebeard. Working closely with his junior-level partner Wenda (voiced by Creator/HaleyTju ), Creator/HaleyTju), the two inquisitive kids solve various missions across the world, in an effort to earn their Wanderer stripes and gathering Magic Keys in the process.
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* ShoutOut: Thanks to taking place during a comic book and kaiju festival in Tokyo, "Big in Japan" is one to Franchise/SuperSentai, Anime/SailorMoon, Franchise/PowerRangers, and Main/HumongousMecha series in general.

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* ShoutOut: Thanks to taking place during a comic book and kaiju festival in Tokyo, "Big in Japan" is one to Franchise/SuperSentai, Anime/SailorMoon, Franchise/PowerRangers, and Main/HumongousMecha series in general. Even the PunnyTitle is one to the song of the same name by Alphaville.

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Nice Hat is now a disambiguation page.


* NiceHat: Both Waldo and Odlulu wear nice spiffy hats. Waldo's is notable as apparently he can stuff anything into it from a bunch of spices to the suitcase that teleports him and Wenda everywhere.


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* SignatureHeadgear: Waldo's red and white bobble hat. It seems to act as a BagOfHolding as apparently he can stuff anything into it from a bunch of spices to the suitcase that teleports him and Wenda everywhere.
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Meganekko is no longer a trope. It's a Fanspeak term. Moving wicks to Bespectacled Cutie when appropriate.


* {{Meganekko}}: Odlulu. Waldo could qualify as a male example.
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Not to be confused with the similarly named older adaptation ''WesternAnimation/WheresWally1991: [[AnimatedAdaptation The Animated Series]]''.

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Not to be confused with the similarly named older adaptation ''WesternAnimation/WheresWally1991: ''[[WesternAnimation/WheresWally1991 Where’s Waldo?]]: [[AnimatedAdaptation The Animated Series]]''.
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* FriendlyEnemy: Odlulu's goals often lead to conflict with the Wanderers, but she's pretty reasonable after she is foiled and even willing to hang out with them.
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Not to be confused with the similarly named 1991 series called ''Where's Wally/Waldo: [[AnimatedAdaptation The Animated Series]]''.

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Not to be confused with the similarly named 1991 series called ''Where's Wally/Waldo: older adaptation ''WesternAnimation/WheresWally1991: [[AnimatedAdaptation The Animated Series]]''.
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* SameLanguageDub: Naturally, this series received a UK dub in 2020, using local talent and Waldo's original name "Wally" for the title and dialogue.
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Not to be confused with the similarly named 1991 series called "Where's Wally/Waldo: [[AnimatedAdaptation The Animated Series]]".

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Not to be confused with the similarly named 1991 series called "Where's ''Where's Wally/Waldo: [[AnimatedAdaptation The Animated Series]]".
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* ArtisticLicenseArt: In episode "Once upon a time in Denmark" the iconic Copenhage statue of The Little Mermaid looks nothing like the orginal, which is strange for an educational show. Possible explanation of the change may be do to the fact that the actual statue has nude breasts and is overall far removed from how children imagine mermaids.

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* ArtisticLicenseArt: In the episode "Once upon a time in Denmark" the iconic Copenhage statue of The Little Mermaid looks nothing like the orginal, which is strange for an educational show. Possible A possible explanation of the change may be do to the fact that the actual statue has nude breasts and is overall far removed from how children imagine mermaids.
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* ArtisticLicenseArt: In episode "Once upon a time in Denmark" the iconic Copenhage statue of The Little Mermaid looks nothing like the orginal, which is strange for an educational show. Possible explenation of the change may be do to the fact that actual statue has nude breasts and is overall far removed from how childreen imagine mermaids.

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* ArtisticLicenseArt: In episode "Once upon a time in Denmark" the iconic Copenhage statue of The Little Mermaid looks nothing like the orginal, which is strange for an educational show. Possible explenation explanation of the change may be do to the fact that the actual statue has nude breasts and is overall far removed from how childreen children imagine mermaids.
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** When both Waldo and Wenda hear about trolls causing chaos in Reykjavík in Iceland their first asumption is that they have to be dealing with pranksters in costumes since "trolls are only fun legends". Its takes them a while to realise that the trolls in question are the real deal.

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** When both Waldo and Wenda hear about trolls causing chaos in Reykjavík in Iceland their first asumption is that they have to be dealing with [[ScoobyDooHoax pranksters in costumes costumes]] since "trolls are only fun legends". Its takes them a while to realise that the trolls in question are the real deal.
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** When both Waldo and Wenda hear about trolls causing chaos in Reykjavík in Iceland their first asumption is that they have to be dealing with [[ScoobyDooHoax pranksters in costumes]] since "trolls are only fun legends". Its takes them a while to realise that the trolls in question are the real deal.

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** When both Waldo and Wenda hear about trolls causing chaos in Reykjavík in Iceland their first asumption is that they have to be dealing with [[ScoobyDooHoax pranksters in costumes]] since "trolls are only fun legends". Its takes them a while to realise that the trolls in question are the real deal.
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** When both Waldo and Wenda hear about trolls causing chaos in Reykjavík in Iceland their first asumption is that they have to be dealing with pranksters in costumes since "trolls are only fun legends". Its takes them a while to realise that the trolls in question are the real deal.
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* ArtisticLicenseArt: In episode "Once upon a time in Denmark" the iconic Copenhage statue of The Little Mermaid looks nothing like the orginal, which is strange for an educational show. Possible explenation of the change may be do to the fact that actual statue has visible breasts and is far removed from how childreen imagine mermaids.

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* ArtisticLicenseArt: In episode "Once upon a time in Denmark" the iconic Copenhage statue of The Little Mermaid looks nothing like the orginal, which is strange for an educational show. Possible explenation of the change may be do to the fact that actual statue has visible nude breasts and is overall far removed from how childreen imagine mermaids.
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* ArtisticLicenseArt: In episode "Once upon a time in Denmark" the iconic statue of The Little Mermaid looks nothing like the orginal, which is strange for an educational show. Possible explenation may be do to the fact that oryginal statue has visible breasts and is far removed from how childreen imagine mermaids.

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* ArtisticLicenseArt: In episode "Once upon a time in Denmark" the iconic Copenhage statue of The Little Mermaid looks nothing like the orginal, which is strange for an educational show. Possible explenation of the change may be do to the fact that oryginal actual statue has visible breasts and is far removed from how childreen imagine mermaids.
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* ArtisticLicenseArt: In episode "Once upon a time in Denmark" the iconic statue of The Little Mermaid looks nothing like the orginal, which is strange for an educational show. Possible explenation may be do to the fact that oryginal statue has visible breasts and is far removed from how childreen imagine mermaids.
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*** Woof returns in season 2 in his role of Waldo's dog.

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*** Woof ***Woof returns in season 2 in his role of Waldo's dog.
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***Woof returns in season 2 in his role of Waldo's dog.
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* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: All of the episodes are often a PunBasedTitle and feature the name of whatever country is visited.
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** Waldo's dog Woof is absent, having been replaced with Arf.
** Odlaw also does not appear, with a DistaffCounterpart named Odlulu taking his place.

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adorkable cleanup, now it's YMMV. removing misuse and ZCE, and moving appropriate examples to YMMV


* {{Adorkable}}: Waldo occasionally. Wenda as well.



* FramesOfReference: Sweet and sometimes {{Adorkable}} Waldo has round glasses while the scheming, selfish Odlulu has triangular glasses.

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* FramesOfReference: Sweet and sometimes {{Adorkable}} lovable Waldo has round glasses while the scheming, selfish Odlulu has triangular glasses.
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* BigEater: Fritz, no matter what country they're in he always wants to sample the local cuisine.

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* BigEater: Fritz, no matter what country they're in he always wants to sample the local cuisine. But usually never gets a chance to chow down due to Odlulu dragging him to her schemes.
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* BigEater: Fritz.

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* BigEater: Fritz.Fritz, no matter what country they're in he always wants to sample the local cuisine.
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* BrainsAndBrawn: Waldo has a knack for inventing, while Wenda is highly athletic.
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* AbledInTheAdaptation: Wenda doesn't wear glasses, unlike in the books.

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* ShoutOut: Thanks to taking place during a comic book and kaiju festival in Tokyo, "Big in Japan" is one to Franchise/SuperSentai, Anime/SailorMoon, Franchise/PowerRangers, and Main/HumongousMecha series in general.

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* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: Both Arf, and Fritz.
* ShoutOut: Thanks to taking place during a comic book and kaiju festival in Tokyo, "Big in Japan" is one to Franchise/SuperSentai, Anime/SailorMoon, Franchise/PowerRangers, and Main/HumongousMecha series in general.



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The series introduces the [=WorldWide Wanderer Society=], an international organization comprising of magical travelers. A younger Waldo (voiced by Joshua Rush) is a Wanderer-in-training under the tutelage of the eccentric mentor Wizard Whitebeard. Working closely with his junior-level partner Wenda (voiced by Creator/HaleyTju ), the two inquisitive kids solve various missions across the world, in an effort to earn their Wanderer stripes.

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The series introduces the [=WorldWide Wanderer Society=], an international organization comprising of magical travelers. A younger Waldo (voiced by Joshua Rush) is a Wanderer-in-training under the tutelage of the eccentric mentor Wizard Whitebeard. Working closely with his junior-level partner Wenda (voiced by Creator/HaleyTju ), the two inquisitive kids solve various missions across the world, in an effort to earn their Wanderer stripes.
stripes and gathering Magic Keys in the process.


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* NiceHat: Both Waldo and Odlulu wear nice spiffy hats. Waldo's is notable as apparently he can stuff anything into it from a bunch of spices to the suitcase that teleports him and Wenda everywhere.

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* CastOfSnowflakes: The TitleSequence's final seconds demonstrate a massive crowd of unique extras, recurring, and main characters, at Whitebeard's headquarters, featured in the series. Every one of them reflects a unique visual trait related to their culture, profession, or hobby. A very modern take on the similarly classic page spread format of the books, wrapping up with Waldo revealing himself.



* CastOfSnowflakes: The TitleSequence's final seconds demonstrates a massive crowd of unique extras, recurring, and main characters, at Whitebeard's headquarters, featured in the series. Every one of them reflects a unique visual trait related to their culture, profession, or hobby. A very modern take on the similarly classic page spread format of the books, wrapping up with Waldo revealing himself.

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