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* The Tide Mice: The Reveal that the [[YourSoulIsMine spell would steal the souls who were under the spell]] and give it to to the caster is disturbing especially when we see Hilda's mum and David going through what [[GlowingEyes one could]] [[HellIsThatNoise only describe as a seizure.]]
** As it turns out, the ritual to send them away was performed incorrectly and they return in season 2, and when a vending machine delivery man feeds them, they latch onto him [[ExplosiveBreeders rapidly multiply]] to the point where they take over an entire snack company.
** As it turns out, the ritual to send them away was performed incorrectly and they return in season 2, and when a vending machine delivery man feeds them, they latch onto him [[ExplosiveBreeders rapidly multiply]] to the point where they take over an entire snack company.
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* The Tide Mice: The Reveal that the [[YourSoulIsMine spell would steal the souls who were under the spell]] and give it to to the caster is disturbing especially when we see Hilda's mum and David going through what [[GlowingEyes one could]] [[HellIsThatNoise only describe as a seizure.]]
** As it turns out, the ritual to send them away was performed incorrectly and they return in season 2, and when a vending machine delivery man feeds them, they latch onto him and [[ExplosiveBreeders rapidly multiply]] to the point where they take over an entire snack company.
** As it turns out, the ritual to send them away was performed incorrectly and they return in season 2, and when a vending machine delivery man feeds them, they latch onto him and [[ExplosiveBreeders rapidly multiply]] to the point where they take over an entire snack company.
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** Hilda also saw her neighbors that she did and risk everything for them got killed.
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** Hilda also saw her neighbors that whom she did and risk risked everything for them got get killed.
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** Hilda learns that everything changes in ( sort of ) a hard way, something that even adults have difficult time to cope with.
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** Hilda learns that everything changes in ( sort of ) (sort of) a hard way, something that even adults have a difficult time to cope with.
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** What this worse is the fact that Johanna likely wouldn't know what happened to her daughter only that she didn't come home one day.
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** What this is worse is that the fact that Johanna likely wouldn't know what happened to her daughter only that if she didn't come home one on that day.
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* "The Fifty Year Night"
** Hilda saw her past and future self being consumed and presumably killed by the Time Worm, and at this point, despite Tildy claiming that everything is fine after destroying the enchanted object, no one knows if that actually affects the present Hilda.
** Hilda also saw her neighbors that she did and risk everything for them got killed.
** Hilda saw her past and future self being consumed and presumably killed by the Time Worm, and at this point, despite Tildy claiming that everything is fine after destroying the enchanted object, no one knows if that actually affects the present Hilda.
** Hilda also saw her neighbors that she did and risk everything for them got killed.
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* The Void of No Return and that thing that lives inside of it.
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* The Void of No Return and that thing and... ''whatever it is'' that lives inside of it.
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** Tontu says if they don't stop the machine, the Nowhere Space will swallow up all of Trollberg. Hilda and David go OhCrap at the thought.
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** Tontu says if they don't stop the machine, the Nowhere Space will swallow up all of Trollberg.Trolberg. Hilda and David go OhCrap at the thought.
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* "The Deerfox"
** Hilda nearly falling to her death in front of her mother. Luckily Twig was there to save her.
** Hilda nearly falling to her death in front of her mother. Luckily Twig was there to save her.
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**The Wolf attacking Hilda.
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* Victoria van Gale's Nisse. It never speaks, can sneak up on people, crawl on walls, and near the end of the episode, David pulls off it's face, revealing a skull underneath.
* [[spoiler: Hilda and the troll child switching places via some sort of magic. What makes it so unsettling is that it practically comes right out of nowhere with the troll parent acting like such a helpful ally beforehand (although there are moments where they just stare at Hilda so that could be taken as ForeShadowing), ends the episode on a chilling cliffhanger, and ends with the two not only physically switching places but seemingly swapping species as well! Any parent watching could instantly recognize this as one of their [[AdultFear greatest nightmares!]] ]]
* [[spoiler: Hilda and the troll child switching places via some sort of magic. What makes it so unsettling is that it practically comes right out of nowhere with the troll parent acting like such a helpful ally beforehand (although there are moments where they just stare at Hilda so that could be taken as ForeShadowing), ends the episode on a chilling cliffhanger, and ends with the two not only physically switching places but seemingly swapping species as well! Any parent watching could instantly recognize this as one of their [[AdultFear greatest nightmares!]] ]]
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* "The Windmill"
** Victoria van Gale's Nisse. It never speaks, can sneak up on people, crawl on walls, andnear enter and exit windows. Even worse, there are hints that it has sapience, with the end way it droops as Hilda talks to Tontu.
** Tontu reveals the Nisse doesn't belong to the windmill, and that Victoria didn't ''make'' it per se. She summoned it with black magic. Cue a flashback where the Nisse is summoned, with Victoria chanting.
** David spends most of theepisode, episode suspicious of Victoria, remembering how she nearly got Hilda killed. Then his suspicions are confirmed when he reads the file of papers he stole from her, realizing the windmill is not a sanctuary but a hub for a strange machine.
** The scene where Victoria ambushes Frida and ties her up. Frida was ''about'' to leave with the book she was going to borrow, and says she'll be on her way. Cue a cut where Victoria ties her up, apologizing for the inconvenience. It's AdultFear since Hilda and David made it home, but she didn't.
** Victoria is quite serious when she says she's turned over a new leaf. It's just the wrong kind of tree; her belief is that the Nowhere Space can solve the housing crisis, and hang the consequences of black magic. Frida quite aptly says YoureInsane.
** Tontu says if they don't stop the machine, the Nowhere Space will swallow up all of Trollberg. Hilda and David go OhCrap at the thought.
** David starts untying Frida, who criticizes his technique. The Conjured Nisse then attacks him, as Frida struggles to free the ropes. David pulls offit's its face, revealing a skull underneath.
underneath. He screams and freezes in fear.
** Hilda tries in vain to convince Victoria to return to the real world. Instead, Victoria lets the second breach swallow her, and it looks like she's merged into it. Hilda goes AlasPoorVillain and escapes with Tontu. Later, we see that Vicotria is on a beach with the Nisse skull, pondering something.
*[[spoiler: Hilda and the troll child switching places via some sort of magic. What makes it so unsettling is that it practically comes right out of nowhere with the troll parent acting like such a helpful ally beforehand (although there are moments where they just stare at Hilda so that could be taken as ForeShadowing), ends the episode on a chilling cliffhanger, and ends with the two not only physically switching places but seemingly swapping species as well! Any parent watching could instantly recognize this as one of their [[AdultFear greatest nightmares!]] ]]nightmares!]]
** Victoria van Gale's Nisse. It never speaks, can sneak up on people, crawl on walls, and
** Tontu reveals the Nisse doesn't belong to the windmill, and that Victoria didn't ''make'' it per se. She summoned it with black magic. Cue a flashback where the Nisse is summoned, with Victoria chanting.
** David spends most of the
** The scene where Victoria ambushes Frida and ties her up. Frida was ''about'' to leave with the book she was going to borrow, and says she'll be on her way. Cue a cut where Victoria ties her up, apologizing for the inconvenience. It's AdultFear since Hilda and David made it home, but she didn't.
** Victoria is quite serious when she says she's turned over a new leaf. It's just the wrong kind of tree; her belief is that the Nowhere Space can solve the housing crisis, and hang the consequences of black magic. Frida quite aptly says YoureInsane.
** Tontu says if they don't stop the machine, the Nowhere Space will swallow up all of Trollberg. Hilda and David go OhCrap at the thought.
** David starts untying Frida, who criticizes his technique. The Conjured Nisse then attacks him, as Frida struggles to free the ropes. David pulls off
** Hilda tries in vain to convince Victoria to return to the real world. Instead, Victoria lets the second breach swallow her, and it looks like she's merged into it. Hilda goes AlasPoorVillain and escapes with Tontu. Later, we see that Vicotria is on a beach with the Nisse skull, pondering something.
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* In Chapter 4, David is decapitated in battle '''''[[DeathOfAChild and dies]]'''''. [[DeathIsCheap Luckily, Sigurd revives him]], and the death wasn't all that graphic, but it's still very unnerving to think about.
about. Additionally, the fact that the effects of the medallion explicitly last until death - so if Hilda and Frida wanted to go about fixing its effects on David, they would have had to kill him. Dark stuff, there.
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* In Chapter 4, David falls down a cliff is decapitated in battle '''''[[DeathOfAChild and dies]]'''''. [[DeathIsCheap Luckily, the Vikings revive Sigurd revives him]], and the death wasn't all that graphic, but it's still very unnerving to think about.
about.
* Victoria van Gale's Nisse. It never speaks, can sneak up on people, crawl on walls, and near the end of the episode, David pulls off it's face, revealing a skull underneath.
* Victoria van Gale's Nisse. It never speaks, can sneak up on people, crawl on walls, and near the end of the episode, David pulls off it's face, revealing a skull underneath.
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* [[spoiler: Hilda and the troll child switching places via some sort of magic. What makes it so unsettling is that it practically comes right out of nowhere with the troll parent acting like such a helpful alley beforehand(although ally beforehand (although there are moments where they just stare at Hilda so that could be taken as ForeShadowing), ends the episode on a chilling cliffhanger, and ends with the two not only physically switching places but seemingly swapping species as well! Any parent watching could instantly recognize this as one of their [[AdultFear greatest nightmares!]] ]]
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* [[spoiler: Hilda and the troll child switching places via some sort of magic. What makes it so unsettling is that it practically comes right out of nowhere, nowhere with the troll parent acting like such a helpful alley beforehand(although there are moments where they just stare at Hilda so that could be taken as ForeShadowing), ends the episode on a chilling cliffhanger, and ends with the two not only physically switching places but seemingly swapping species as well!]]well! Any parent watching could instantly recognize this as one of their [[AdultFear greatest nightmares!]] ]]
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* In Chapter 4, David falls down a cliff '''''[[DeathOfAChild and dies]]'''''. [[DeathIsCheap Luckily, the Vikings revive him]], and the death wasn't all that graphic, but it's still very unnerving to think about.
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* In Chapter 4, David falls down a cliff '''''[[DeathOfAChild and dies]]'''''. [[DeathIsCheap Luckily, the Vikings revive him]], and the death wasn't all that graphic, but it's still very unnerving to think about.about.
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* [[spoiler: Hilda and the troll child switching places via some sort of magic. What makes it so unsettling is that it practically comes right out of nowhere, ends the episode on a chilling cliffhanger, and ends with the two not only physically switching places but seemingly swapping species as well!]]
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* In Chapter 4, David falls down a cliff '''''[[DeathOfAChild and dies]]'''''. [[DeathIsCheap Luckily, the Vikings revive him]], and the death wasn't all that graphic, but it's still very unnerving to think about.
* In Chapter 4, David falls down a cliff '''''[[DeathOfAChild and dies]]'''''. [[DeathIsCheap Luckily, the Vikings revive him]], and the death wasn't all that graphic, but it's still very unnerving to think about.
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!Season 2
*Hilda and the Safety Patrol being attacked by Trolls.
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** As it turns out, the ritual to send them away was performed incorrectly and they return in season 2, and when a vending machine delivery man feeds them, they latch onto him [[ExplosiveBreeders rapidly multiply]] to the point where they take over an entire snack company.
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* The Tide Mice: The Reveal that the [[YourSoulIsMine spell would steal the souls who were under the spell]] and give it to to the caster is disturbing especially when we see Hilda's mum and David going through what [[GlowingEyes one could]] [[HellIsThatNoise only describe as a seizure.]]]]
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* While he is ultimately friendly, the Midnight Giant stares creepily to Hilda's house. Even she admits that it's creepy when she finally manages to talk with him.
* The Rat King, a multitude of rats speaking with multiple voices in an off-putting whisper. It's no wonder David had nightmares with it.
* The Rat King, a multitude of rats speaking with multiple voices in an off-putting whisper. It's no wonder David had nightmares with it.
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* While he is ultimately friendly, the Midnight Giant Jorgen is pretty off-putting at first. He stares creepily forebodingly to Hilda's house. Even house, something even she admits that it's is creepy when she finally manages to talk with him.
* The Rat King, a multitude of rats speaking with multiple voices in an off-putting whisper. It's no wonder David had nightmareswith involving it.
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** Their behavior in general is rather [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers jarring]] compared to other supernatural beings in the series. Most of the other creatures Hilda encounters [[NonMaliciousMonster aren't actively mean]], or if they are, [[BerserkButton have a very good reason for lashing out]]. Not The Marra though. They joyfully dish out nightmares and isolate kids from their friends [[ForTheEvulz seemingly for the mean-spirited joy of it]].
* The Tide Mice: The Reveal that the spell would steal the souls who were under the spell and give it to to the caster is disturbing especially when we see Hilda's mum and David going through what one could only describe as a seizure.
* The Tide Mice: The Reveal that the spell would steal the souls who were under the spell and give it to to the caster is disturbing especially when we see Hilda's mum and David going through what one could only describe as a seizure.
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** Their behavior behavior, in general general, is rather [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers jarring]] compared to other supernatural beings in the series. Most of the other creatures Hilda encounters [[NonMaliciousMonster aren't actively mean]], or if they are, [[BerserkButton have a very good reason for lashing out]]. Not The Marra though. They joyfully dish out nightmares and isolate kids from their friends [[ForTheEvulz seemingly for the mean-spirited joy of it]].
* The Tide Mice: The Reveal that the [[YourSoulIsMine spell would steal the souls who were under thespell spell]] and give it to to the caster is disturbing especially when we see Hilda's mum and David going through what [[GlowingEyes one could could]] [[HellIsThatNoise only describe as a seizure.]]
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!Season one
* While he is ultimately friendly, the Midnight Giant stares creepily to Hilda's house. Even she admits that it's creepy when she finally manages to talk with them.
* The Rat King, a multitude of rats speaking with multiple voices in an off-putting whisper. It's no wonder David had nightmares with it.
* The Marras. They are a group of teenage girls with the power to make others have nightmares and their mere presence can be quite creepy
** The scene where Hilda finds them has the scene going completely silent while the Marras turn to stare at her creepily and with their eyes glowing.
** The way the Marra enters David's room: sneaking into his house as a shadow moving in an uncanny manner and with green glowing eyes.
!Season one
* While he is ultimately friendly, the Midnight Giant stares creepily to Hilda's house. Even she admits that it's creepy when she finally manages to talk with them.
* The Rat King, a multitude of rats speaking with multiple voices in an off-putting whisper. It's no wonder David had nightmares with it.
* The Marras. They are a group of teenage girls with the power to make others have nightmares and their mere presence can be quite creepy
** The scene where Hilda finds them has the scene going completely silent while the Marras turn to stare at her creepily and with their eyes glowing.
** The way the Marra enters David's room: sneaking into his house as a shadow moving in an uncanny manner and with green glowing eyes.
