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* AgeLift: Downplayed. The Czechoslovak-German animated series keeps the little Witch's vast age but changes her appearance to that of a little girl.
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* CuteWitch: The Czechoslovak-German animated series gives the little Witch the form of a little girl.
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* AgeLift: Downplayed. The Czechoslovak-German animated series keeps the little Witch's vast age but changes her appearance to that of a little girl.
* AnimatedAdaptation: The book has been adapted into a Czechoslovak-German animated television series in 1984 and a Soviet animated film in 1991.
* AudioAdaptation: Phonogram [=GmbH=] adapted the book into a radio play in 1970, 1971 and 1977.
* CuteWitch: The Czechoslovak-German animated series gives the little Witch the form of a little girl.
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The little Witch sneaks into [[UsefulNotes/{{Walpurgisnacht}} Walpurgis Night]] at the young age of a hundred and twenty-seven, only to be punished when the big witches find her out. With the help of her raven, Abraxas, she must learn to be a good witch for the Head Witch to allow her in the next festival.
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* A German-Swiss live-action film, released in 2018.
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* A German children's play with puppets by Münchner Marionettentheater.
* A German marionette stage play by Creator/AugsburgerPuppenkiste, released in 1971.
* A German stage play by the author himself, released in 1973.
* A German stage play by Naturbühne Steintäle, performed four times since 1979.
* A German stage play by Waldbühne Sigmaringendorf, performed three times since 1980.
* A German stage play by Freilichtspiele Bad Bentheim, performed three times since 1982.
* A German stage play by Freilichtbühne Bökendorf, performed since 1996.
* A German puppet stage play by Gerhards Marionettentheater, released in 1996.
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!!''The Little Witch'' provides examples of:
* AgeLift: Downplayed. The Czechoslovak-German animated series keeps the little Witch's vast age, but changes her appearance to that of a little girl.
* AnimatedAdaptation: The book has been adapted into a Czechoslovak-German animated television series in 1984 and a Soviet animated film in 1991.
* AudioAdaptation: Phonogram [=GmbH=] adapted the book into a radio play in 1970, 1971 and 1977.
* DePower: [[spoiler:The little Witch]] strips [[spoiler:the big witches]] of their magic, leaving her the only active witch in the world.
* EnslavedTongue: The little Witch helps three women collect sticks for fire without any interference by making the forester say the opposite of what he means.
* {{Familiar}}: The talking raven Abraxas serves the little Witch as her advisor.
* TheFilmOfTheBook: The book has been adapted into a German puppet television film in 1969, a Soviet hand-drawn filmstrip in 1977, a Soviet live-action television film in 1986, a Soviet animated film in 1991, and a German-Swiss live-action film in 2018.
* LiveActionAdaptation: The book has been adapted into two live-action films and eight stage plays.
* NoNameGiven: With the exception of Rumpumpel, none of the witches in the book get names.
* TheShowOfTheBooks: The novel has been adapted into a Czechoslovak-German animated television series in 1984.
* WizardsLiveLonger: The little Witch is a hundred and twenty-seven years old, but the big witches deem her too young to join Walpurgis Night.
The little Witch sneaks into [[UsefulNotes/{{Walpurgisnacht}} Walpurgis Night]] at the young age of a hundred and twenty-seven, only to be punished when the big witches find her out. With the help of her raven, Abraxas, she must learn to be a good witch for the Head Witch to allow her in the next festival.
!!The ''The Little Witch'' franchise consists of:
[[AC:Eastern Animation]]
* A Czechoslovak-German animated television series, released in 1984.
[[AC:Film -- Animated]]
* A Soviet animated film, released in 1991.
[[AC:Film -- Live-Action]]
* A German puppet television film, directed by Albrecht Roser and released in 1969.
* A Soviet hand-drawn filmstrip, released in 1977.
* A Soviet live-action television film, directed by Anatoly Ravikovich and released in 1986.
* A German-Swiss live-action film, released in 2018.
[[AC:Literature]]
* The original German novel by Otfried Preußler, written in 1957.
[[AC:Radio]]
* A German radio play by Phonogram [=GmbH=], released in 1970, 1971 and 1977.
[[AC:Theatre]]
* A German children's play with puppets by Münchner Marionettentheater.
* A German marionette stage play by Creator/AugsburgerPuppenkiste, released in 1971.
* A German stage play by the author himself, released in 1973.
* A German stage play by Naturbühne Steintäle, performed four times since 1979.
* A German stage play by Waldbühne Sigmaringendorf, performed three times since 1980.
* A German stage play by Freilichtspiele Bad Bentheim, performed three times since 1982.
* A German stage play by Freilichtbühne Bökendorf, performed since 1996.
* A German puppet stage play by Gerhards Marionettentheater, released in 1996.
Not to be confused with ''Anime/LittleWitchAcademia''.
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!!''The Little Witch'' provides examples of:
* AgeLift: Downplayed. The Czechoslovak-German animated series keeps the little Witch's vast age, but changes her appearance to that of a little girl.
* AnimatedAdaptation: The book has been adapted into a Czechoslovak-German animated television series in 1984 and a Soviet animated film in 1991.
* AudioAdaptation: Phonogram [=GmbH=] adapted the book into a radio play in 1970, 1971 and 1977.
* DePower: [[spoiler:The little Witch]] strips [[spoiler:the big witches]] of their magic, leaving her the only active witch in the world.
* EnslavedTongue: The little Witch helps three women collect sticks for fire without any interference by making the forester say the opposite of what he means.
* {{Familiar}}: The talking raven Abraxas serves the little Witch as her advisor.
* TheFilmOfTheBook: The book has been adapted into a German puppet television film in 1969, a Soviet hand-drawn filmstrip in 1977, a Soviet live-action television film in 1986, a Soviet animated film in 1991, and a German-Swiss live-action film in 2018.
* LiveActionAdaptation: The book has been adapted into two live-action films and eight stage plays.
* NoNameGiven: With the exception of Rumpumpel, none of the witches in the book get names.
* TheShowOfTheBooks: The novel has been adapted into a Czechoslovak-German animated television series in 1984.
* WizardsLiveLonger: The little Witch is a hundred and twenty-seven years old, but the big witches deem her too young to join Walpurgis Night.
