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* WouldHurtAChild: The series [[DatedHistory follows the theory]] that Ay plotted to murder pharaoh Tutankhamun - even in his youth.
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According to the theme song, Lily (also called [[SpellMyNameWithAnS Lilly]]) stumbles upon an old book in her family's attic. A small sapient dragon has been sleeping on the book for countless years, but just as she settles down to read it he's awakened. Once they've got to know each other, the dragon, named [[SomeCallMeTim Hector]], teaches Lily how to use magic by combining an amulet in a bracelet with the vague pictographic scripture in what turns out to be a spell-book.
An episode will typically start with Lily going about her day when a problem, situation or puzzle crops up that she wants to solve, whereupon she'll turn to [[SmallNameBigEgo Hector]] about discovering, first-hand, what the solution is. This will typically involve traveling through time and space to the location of the issue at hand. Lily's bracelet will permit her to cast a couple of spells on location to resolve an issue that may or may not correlate to the original conundrum. Once a problem on location is resolved, the bracelet will flash blue to alert Lily and Hector to the fact that they'll be sent back home within a minute or so.
An episode will typically start with Lily going about her day when a problem, situation or puzzle crops up that she wants to solve, whereupon she'll turn to [[SmallNameBigEgo Hector]] about discovering, first-hand, what the solution is. This will typically involve traveling through time and space to the location of the issue at hand. Lily's bracelet will permit her to cast a couple of spells on location to resolve an issue that may or may not correlate to the original conundrum. Once a problem on location is resolved, the bracelet will flash blue to alert Lily and Hector to the fact that they'll be sent back home within a minute or so.
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According to the theme song, song from first 26 episodes, Lily (also called [[SpellMyNameWithAnS Lilly]]) stumbles upon an old book in her family's attic. A small sapient dragon named [[SomeCallMeTim Hector]] has been sleeping on the book for countless years, but just as she settles down to read it he's awakened. it, he awakes. Once they've got to know each other, the dragon, named [[SomeCallMeTim Hector]], Hector teaches Lily how to use magic by combining an amulet in a bracelet with the vague pictographic scripture in what turns out to be a spell-book.
An episode will typically start The first two seasons, 13 episodes each, premiered between 2004 and 2007. The series was resurrected in 2014 with Lily going about her day when a problem, situation or puzzle crops up that she wants to solve, whereupon she'll turn to [[SmallNameBigEgo Hector]] about discovering, first-hand, what many technical upgrades; third season adds further 26 episodes, raising the solution is. This will typically involve traveling through time and space count to the location of the issue at hand. Lily's bracelet will permit her to cast a couple of spells on location to resolve an issue that may or may not correlate to the original conundrum. Once a problem on location is resolved, the bracelet will flash blue to alert Lily and Hector to the fact that they'll be sent back home within a minute or so.
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* ArtShift: First two seasons are traditionally animated, while the third was done with 2D computer animation.
* ArtisticLicenseHistory: Played with in episode 41, ''Pharaoh's Curse''. While Ay still plots against Tutankhamun, the cause of young pharaoh's death is left ambiguous. However, Tutankhamun aids himself with a stick when walking, which points to his historical health problems.
* ArtisticLicenseHistory: Played with in episode 41, ''Pharaoh's Curse''. While Ay still plots against Tutankhamun, the cause of young pharaoh's death is left ambiguous. However, Tutankhamun aids himself with a stick when walking, which points to his historical health problems.
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* SpellBook: The main source of Lily's magic.magic in seasons 1 and 2.
* WouldHurtAChild: The series [[DatedHistory follows the theory]] that Ay plotted to murder pharaoh Tutankhamun - even in his youth.
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* SpeaksFluentAnimal: Lily's been able to converse with [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs dinosaurs]], [[FriendlyNeighborhoodSpider a spider]] and even [[StockNessMonster Nessie]].
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* SpeaksFluentAnimal: Lily's been able to converse with [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs dinosaurs]], dinosaurs, [[FriendlyNeighborhoodSpider a spider]] and even [[StockNessMonster Nessie]].
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* CuteWitch: Lily's a redheaded preteen.
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''Lily the Witch'' is a MagicalGirl edutainment animated series based on the German book series similarly named "Lilli the Witch". Although the series originated in [[UsefulNotes/Germany]] the animated series first debuted in [[UsefulNotes/Canada]] in September 2004 with Germany receiving its first broadcasts on the following month.
According to the theme tune, Lily (also called Lilly) stumbles upon an old book in her family's attic upon which a small sapient dragon has been sleeping for countless years, but just as she settles down to read it he's awakened. Once they've got to know each other the dragon, named [[SomeCallMeTim Hector]], teaches Lily how to use magic by combining an amulet in a bracelet with the vague pictographic scripture in what turns out to be a spell-book.
An episode will typically start with Lily going about her day when a problem, situation or puzzle crops up that she wants to solve; whereupon she'll turn to [[SmallNameBigEgo Hector]] about discovering, first-hand, what the solution is. This will typically involve travelling through time and space to the location of the issue at hand. Lily's bracelet will permit her to cast a couple of spells on location to resolve an issue that may or may not correlate to the original conundrum and, once a problem on location is resolved, it'll flash blue to alert Lily and Hector to the fact that they'll be sent back home within a minute or so.
According to the theme tune, Lily (also called Lilly) stumbles upon an old book in her family's attic upon which a small sapient dragon has been sleeping for countless years, but just as she settles down to read it he's awakened. Once they've got to know each other the dragon, named [[SomeCallMeTim Hector]], teaches Lily how to use magic by combining an amulet in a bracelet with the vague pictographic scripture in what turns out to be a spell-book.
An episode will typically start with Lily going about her day when a problem, situation or puzzle crops up that she wants to solve; whereupon she'll turn to [[SmallNameBigEgo Hector]] about discovering, first-hand, what the solution is. This will typically involve travelling through time and space to the location of the issue at hand. Lily's bracelet will permit her to cast a couple of spells on location to resolve an issue that may or may not correlate to the original conundrum and, once a problem on location is resolved, it'll flash blue to alert Lily and Hector to the fact that they'll be sent back home within a minute or so.
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''Lily the Witch'' is a MagicalGirl edutainment animated series based on the German book series similarly named "Lilli the Witch". Although the series originated in [[UsefulNotes/Germany]] UsefulNotes/{{Germany}}, the animated series first debuted in [[UsefulNotes/Canada]] UsefulNotes/{{Canada}} in September 2004 with Germany receiving its first broadcasts on the following month.
According to the themetune, song, Lily (also called Lilly) [[SpellMyNameWithAnS Lilly]]) stumbles upon an old book in her family's attic upon which a attic. A small sapient dragon has been sleeping on the book for countless years, but just as she settles down to read it he's awakened. Once they've got to know each other other, the dragon, named [[SomeCallMeTim Hector]], teaches Lily how to use magic by combining an amulet in a bracelet with the vague pictographic scripture in what turns out to be a spell-book.
An episode will typically start with Lily going about her day when a problem, situation or puzzle crops up that she wants tosolve; solve, whereupon she'll turn to [[SmallNameBigEgo Hector]] about discovering, first-hand, what the solution is. This will typically involve travelling traveling through time and space to the location of the issue at hand. Lily's bracelet will permit her to cast a couple of spells on location to resolve an issue that may or may not correlate to the original conundrum and, once conundrum. Once a problem on location is resolved, it'll the bracelet will flash blue to alert Lily and Hector to the fact that they'll be sent back home within a minute or so.
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* EternalEnglish: Everywhere, every time Lily goes to she has little to no trouble understanding the locals. However this may be a case of TranslationConvention since...
* SpeaksFluentAnimal: Lily's been able to converse with [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs dinosaurs]], [[FriendlyNeighborhoodSpider a spider]] and even [[StockNessMonster]] Nessie]].
* SpeaksFluentAnimal: Lily's been able to converse with [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs dinosaurs]], [[FriendlyNeighborhoodSpider a spider]] and even [[StockNessMonster]] Nessie]].
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* EternalEnglish: Everywhere, every time Lily goes to she has little to no trouble understanding the locals. However However, this may be a case of TranslationConvention since...
* SpeaksFluentAnimal: Lily's been able to converse with [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs dinosaurs]], [[FriendlyNeighborhoodSpider a spider]] and even[[StockNessMonster]] [[StockNessMonster Nessie]].
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AllMythsAreReal: Lily gets to see Atlantis, the Loch Ness Monster, a minotaur and Hercules.
BeenThereShapedHistory: Sometimes Lily's actions will affect the evidence she originally encountered, albeit it can be that there was an enigma in the first place that she'll aim to solve, only to learn that she caused it in the first place.
EternalEnglish: Everywhere, every time Lily goes to she has little to no trouble understanding the locals. However this may be a case of TranslationConvention since...
SpeaksFluentAnimal: Lily's been able to converse with [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs dinosaurs]], [[FriendlyNeighborhoodSpider a spider]] and even [[StockNessMonster]] Nessie]].
SpellBook: The main source of Lily's magic.
BeenThereShapedHistory: Sometimes Lily's actions will affect the evidence she originally encountered, albeit it can be that there was an enigma in the first place that she'll aim to solve, only to learn that she caused it in the first place.
EternalEnglish: Everywhere, every time Lily goes to she has little to no trouble understanding the locals. However this may be a case of TranslationConvention since...
SpeaksFluentAnimal: Lily's been able to converse with [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs dinosaurs]], [[FriendlyNeighborhoodSpider a spider]] and even [[StockNessMonster]] Nessie]].
SpellBook: The main source of Lily's magic.
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* BeenThereShapedHistory: Sometimes Lily's actions will affect the evidence she originally encountered, albeit it can be that there was an enigma in the first place that she'll aim to solve, only to learn that she caused it in the first place.
* EternalEnglish: Everywhere, every time Lily goes to she has little to no trouble understanding the locals. However this may be a case of TranslationConvention since...
* SpeaksFluentAnimal: Lily's been able to converse with [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs dinosaurs]], [[FriendlyNeighborhoodSpider a spider]] and even [[StockNessMonster]] Nessie]].
* SpellBook: The main source of Lily's magic.
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->''"It was just an ancient book, and as she starts to turn the page, a sleeping dragon slowly come to life."''
''Lily the Witch'' is a MagicalGirl edutainment animated series based on the German book series similarly named "Lilli the Witch". Although the series originated in [[UsefulNotes/Germany]] the animated series first debuted in [[UsefulNotes/Canada]] in September 2004 with Germany receiving its first broadcasts on the following month.
According to the theme tune, Lily (also called Lilly) stumbles upon an old book in her family's attic upon which a small sapient dragon has been sleeping for countless years, but just as she settles down to read it he's awakened. Once they've got to know each other the dragon, named [[SomeCallMeTim Hector]], teaches Lily how to use magic by combining an amulet in a bracelet with the vague pictographic scripture in what turns out to be a spell-book.
An episode will typically start with Lily going about her day when a problem, situation or puzzle crops up that she wants to solve; whereupon she'll turn to [[SmallNameBigEgo Hector]] about discovering, first-hand, what the solution is. This will typically involve travelling through time and space to the location of the issue at hand. Lily's bracelet will permit her to cast a couple of spells on location to resolve an issue that may or may not correlate to the original conundrum and, once a problem on location is resolved, it'll flash blue to alert Lily and Hector to the fact that they'll be sent back home within a minute or so.
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!!This show provides examples of:
AllMythsAreReal: Lily gets to see Atlantis, the Loch Ness Monster, a minotaur and Hercules.
BeenThereShapedHistory: Sometimes Lily's actions will affect the evidence she originally encountered, albeit it can be that there was an enigma in the first place that she'll aim to solve, only to learn that she caused it in the first place.
EternalEnglish: Everywhere, every time Lily goes to she has little to no trouble understanding the locals. However this may be a case of TranslationConvention since...
SpeaksFluentAnimal: Lily's been able to converse with [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs dinosaurs]], [[FriendlyNeighborhoodSpider a spider]] and even [[StockNessMonster]] Nessie]].
SpellBook: The main source of Lily's magic.
''Lily the Witch'' is a MagicalGirl edutainment animated series based on the German book series similarly named "Lilli the Witch". Although the series originated in [[UsefulNotes/Germany]] the animated series first debuted in [[UsefulNotes/Canada]] in September 2004 with Germany receiving its first broadcasts on the following month.
According to the theme tune, Lily (also called Lilly) stumbles upon an old book in her family's attic upon which a small sapient dragon has been sleeping for countless years, but just as she settles down to read it he's awakened. Once they've got to know each other the dragon, named [[SomeCallMeTim Hector]], teaches Lily how to use magic by combining an amulet in a bracelet with the vague pictographic scripture in what turns out to be a spell-book.
An episode will typically start with Lily going about her day when a problem, situation or puzzle crops up that she wants to solve; whereupon she'll turn to [[SmallNameBigEgo Hector]] about discovering, first-hand, what the solution is. This will typically involve travelling through time and space to the location of the issue at hand. Lily's bracelet will permit her to cast a couple of spells on location to resolve an issue that may or may not correlate to the original conundrum and, once a problem on location is resolved, it'll flash blue to alert Lily and Hector to the fact that they'll be sent back home within a minute or so.
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!!This show provides examples of:
AllMythsAreReal: Lily gets to see Atlantis, the Loch Ness Monster, a minotaur and Hercules.
BeenThereShapedHistory: Sometimes Lily's actions will affect the evidence she originally encountered, albeit it can be that there was an enigma in the first place that she'll aim to solve, only to learn that she caused it in the first place.
EternalEnglish: Everywhere, every time Lily goes to she has little to no trouble understanding the locals. However this may be a case of TranslationConvention since...
SpeaksFluentAnimal: Lily's been able to converse with [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs dinosaurs]], [[FriendlyNeighborhoodSpider a spider]] and even [[StockNessMonster]] Nessie]].
SpellBook: The main source of Lily's magic.
