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* In ''Literature/GorkyPark'', Renko talks to a Finnish border guard officer, who tells him at one point that he has a long drive ahead of him in order to get home in time for the upcoming holiday. Renko assumes the Finn is talking about May Day, but the Finnish officer corrects Renko, telling Renko the holiday in question is Walprugis Night, or as he also calls it, "Witches Sabbath".
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* In ''Literature/GorkyPark'', Renko talks to a Finnish border guard officer, who tells him at one point that he has a long drive ahead of him in order to get home in time for the upcoming holiday. Renko assumes the Finn is talking about May Day, but the Finnish officer corrects Renko, telling Renko the holiday in question is Walprugis Walpurgis Night, or as he also calls it, "Witches Sabbath".Sabbath". (As mentioned in the RealLife section, this is not actually how the holiday is viewed in Finland.)
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** In Finland, ''vappuaatto ''is a carnivalesque holiday primarily associated with students, when people who have passed the baccalaureate examination (the general qualification exam for entering higher education) wear white caps and drink a lot, with paper streamers and non-alcoholic mead for the kids. (Witches are associated with Easter, when children go around doing a form of trick-or-treating by exchanging willow switches for sweets.)
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* ''VideoGame/BlazBlue'': Nine the witch's [[SignificantBirthdate birthday]] is on April 30, i.e the Walpurgisnacht.
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* ''VideoGame/BlazBlue'': Nine the witch's Phantom, a powerful witch, was [[SignificantBirthdate birthday]] is born]] on April 30, i.e the Walpurgisnacht. Her theme song is also named "Walpurgisnacht" as well.
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* While it is likely not her name origin, Anime/UminekoNoNakuKoroNi 's Lambdadelta references Walpurgisnacht. She is a witch, and her name written as greek numerals translates to thirty-four..which just so happens to be the date of the Walpurgisnacht.
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* ''Film/WalpurgisNight'' is a 1935 Swedish film that involves a married corporate boss and his SexySecretary going out for a date on Walpurgis Night and falling in love. Celebrants are seen setting a bonfire, while the secretary's father reminisces about taking his late wife out for Walpurgis Night when they were young.
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* In ''Literature/Illuminatus'', there is "the ninth trip, or Yesod (Walpurgisnacht rock)". Things... happen. A lot of them.
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* In ''Literature/Illuminatus'', ''Literature/{{Illuminatus}}'', there is "the ninth trip, or Yesod (Walpurgisnacht rock)". Things... happen. A lot of them.
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* In UsefulNotes/TheCzechRepublic there's a folk tradition associated with April 30 called ''čarodějnice'' ("the witches") or ''pálení čarodějnic'' ("[[BurnTheWitch burning of the witches]]") where straw effigies of [[WitchClassic classic witches]] are burned on huge bonfires, preferably on hilltops.
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* In UsefulNotes/TheCzechRepublic there's a folk tradition associated with April 30 called ''čarodějnice'' ("the witches") or ''pálení čarodějnic'' ("[[BurnTheWitch burning of the witches]]") where straw effigies of [[WitchClassic classic stereotypical witches]] are burned on huge bonfires, preferably on hilltops.
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-->-- ''WebSite/SFDebris'', reviewing ''Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica''
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-->-- ''WebSite/SFDebris'', ''Website/SFDebris'', reviewing ''Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica''
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In https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Literature/Illuminatus there is "the ninth trip, or Yesod (Walpurgisnacht rock)". Things... happen. A lot of them.
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* In https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Literature/Illuminatus ''Literature/Illuminatus'', there is "the ninth trip, or Yesod (Walpurgisnacht rock)". Things... happen. A lot of them.
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** Per WordOfGod, the climactic Battle of Hogwarts occurs on Walpurgisnacht, with the final blow coinciding with the [[CueTheSun dawn]] of May 1 (May Day). Thus, the "witching hour", i.e. the time of dark magic, is symbolically and literally brought to an end.
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** Per WordOfGod, the climactic Battle of Hogwarts occurs on Walpurgisnacht, with the final blow coinciding with the [[CueTheSun dawn]] of May 1 (May Day). Thus, the "witching hour", i.e. the time of dark magic, is symbolically and literally brought to an end.[[note]]It also helps underscore the parallels between Lord Voldemort and UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler, who killed himself on Walpurgisnacht in 1945.[[/note]]
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* In UsefulNotes/TheCzechRepublic there's a folk tradition associated with April 30 called ''čarodějnice'' ("the witches") or ''pálení čarodějnic'' ("[[BurnTheWitch burning of the witches]]") where straw effigies of WitchClassic are burned on huge bonfires, preferably on hilltops.
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* In UsefulNotes/TheCzechRepublic there's a folk tradition associated with April 30 called ''čarodějnice'' ("the witches") or ''pálení čarodějnic'' ("[[BurnTheWitch burning of the witches]]") where straw effigies of WitchClassic [[WitchClassic classic witches]] are burned on huge bonfires, preferably on hilltops.
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In https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Literature/Illuminatus there is "the ninth trip, or Yesod (Walpurgisnacht rock)". Things... happen. A lot of them.
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* The dramatic cantata ''Die erste Walpurgisnacht'', by Music/FelixMendelssohn based on a text by Creator/JohannWolfgangVonGoethe, takes an Enlightenment-era rationalist approach, in which a plucky (and sympathetic) community of German pagans simply ''impersonates'' demons in order to scare off their Christian oppressors, so that they can worship in peace.
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* The Creator/BramStoker short story, ''Dracula's Guest'' (which some believe to be re-edited cut material from first chapter of the ''Literature/{{Dracula}}'' novel) takes place on Walpurgisnacht; the Englishman who serves as the viewpoint character is visiting Munich, ignores warnings to not stay out late and runs into all sorts of unholy trouble.
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* The Creator/BramStoker short story, ''Dracula's Guest'' (which some believe to be re-edited cut material from the first chapter of the ''Literature/{{Dracula}}'' novel) takes place on Walpurgisnacht; the Englishman who serves as the viewpoint character is visiting Munich, ignores warnings to not stay out late and runs into all sorts of unholy trouble.
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* "War Pigs" from Music/BlackSabbath's ''Music/{{Paranoid}}'' was originally going to be called "Walpurgis Night" and it still shows in the lyrics, where mention of "witches in black masses" is made. The studio executives didn't like the title though, because of its satanic and occult connotations and opted for a title change.
* {{Music/GFRIEND}}'s last album is named ''回:Walpurgis Night''. The girl group references the festival a couple of times in their lore as they become witches. Some examples are their song "Apple" and "Time for the Moon Night" being released on April 30.
* {{Music/GFRIEND}}'s last album is named ''回:Walpurgis Night''. The girl group references the festival a couple of times in their lore as they become witches. Some examples are their song "Apple" and "Time for the Moon Night" being released on April 30.
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* "War Pigs" from Music/BlackSabbath's ''Music/{{Paranoid}}'' ''Music/ParanoidAlbum'' was originally going to be called "Walpurgis Night" and it still shows in the lyrics, where mention of "witches in black masses" is made. The studio executives didn't like the title though, because of its satanic and occult connotations and opted for a title change.
*{{Music/GFRIEND}}'s Music/{{GFRIEND}}'s last album is named ''回:Walpurgis Night''. The girl group references the festival a couple of times in their lore as they become witches. Some examples are their song "Apple" and "Time for the Moon Night" being released on April 30.
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