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In January 2019, it was confirmed that the show’s second season will be its last.
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''Nella the Princess Knight'' is a Nickelodeon cartoon that premiered on February 6, 2017 on the Nick Jr. block, created by Christine Ricci.
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''Nella the Princess Knight'' is a Nickelodeon Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} cartoon that premiered on February 6, 2017 on the Nick Jr. Creator/NickJr block, created by Christine Ricci.
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* AcquiredSituationalNarcissism: In "Joust About Time", as Garret and Clod keep advancing in the joust, they let it go to their heads until they blunder during the finals.
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* ByThePowerOfGreyskull: When Nella is about to transform into her knight form, she calls out, "My heart is bright, time to be a princess knight!".
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* NotMeThisTime: In "Frozen Trinket", Trinket gets lost inside a mirror house and her friends, upon seeing a unicorn ride shaped like her, assume Badalf the Wicked Wizard froze her.
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* VersusTitle: Nella vs. the Wicked Wizard.
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* HalloweenEpisode: "The Halloween Hippogriff".
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* CatchPhrase: "My heart is bright, time to be a princess knight!" Said as a prelude right before she [[TransformationSequence transforms]].
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* CatchPhrase: "My heart is bright, time to be a princess knight!" Said as a prelude [[ByThePowerOfGreyskull prelude]] right before she [[TransformationSequence transforms]].
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* TokenMinority: Nella's dad is Black while her mom is White, and Nella herself is biracial.
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* TokenMinority: Nella's dad is Black while her mom is White, Latina, and Nella herself is biracial.
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* EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses: And everything is even better with a [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot princess ''knight!'']]
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* EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses: And everything is even better with a [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot princess ''knight!'']]princess]] ''[[NinjaPirateZombieRobot knight!]]''
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* EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses: And everything is even better with a princess ''knight!''
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* EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses: And everything is even better with a [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot princess ''knight!''''knight!'']]
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* PuppyDogEyes: In "Sir Clod," Clod loses his invitation to the Royal Cafe Breakfast Buffet, so he tries to get in using simply politeness and these.
-->'''Clod''': Please?
-->'''Knight''': No.
-->'''Clod''': Pleeeease?
-->'''Knight''': No.
-->'''Clod''': But I can't make my eyes any bigger or cuter than this.
-->'''Knight''': I'm afraid there's nothing we can do.
-->'''Clod''': Please?
-->'''Knight''': No.
-->'''Clod''': Pleeeease?
-->'''Knight''': No.
-->'''Clod''': But I can't make my eyes any bigger or cuter than this.
-->'''Knight''': I'm afraid there's nothing we can do.
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: All of the fantastic creatures have equally fantastic hair colors. Then there's Clod, who seems like a normal stallion, until you notice the distinctive traits he has, including his two small, curly horns, blue mane and tail. Among the humans, Willow has green hair, and it was a point of contention for her in her old Kingdom. The crux of her debut episode was to show her that she didn't have to be ashamed of being herself with her green hair in her new home.
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: All of the fantastic creatures have equally fantastic hair colors. Then there's Clod, who seems like a normal stallion, until you notice the distinctive traits he has, including his two small, curly horns, horns and blue mane and tail. Among the humans, Willow has green hair, and it was a point of contention for her in her old Kingdom. The crux of her debut episode was to show her that she didn't have to be ashamed of being herself with her green hair in her new home.
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: All of the fantastic creatures have equally fantastic hair colors. Then there's Clod, who seems like a normal stallion, until you notice the distinctive traits he has, including his two horns, blue mane and tail. Among the humans, Willow has green hair, and it was a point of contention for her in her old Kingdom. The crux of her debut episode was to show her that she didn't have to be ashamed of being herself with her green hair in her new home.
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: All of the fantastic creatures have equally fantastic hair colors. Then there's Clod, who seems like a normal stallion, until you notice the distinctive traits he has, including his two small, curly horns, blue mane and tail. Among the humans, Willow has green hair, and it was a point of contention for her in her old Kingdom. The crux of her debut episode was to show her that she didn't have to be ashamed of being herself with her green hair in her new home.
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: All of the fantastic creatures have equally fantastic hair colors. Then there's Clod, who seems like a normal stallion, until you notice the distinctive traits he has, including his blue mane and tail. Among the humans, Willow has green hair, and it was a point of contention for her in her old Kingdom. The crux of her debut episode was to show her that she didn't have to be ashamed of being herself with her green hair in her new home.
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: All of the fantastic creatures have equally fantastic hair colors. Then there's Clod, who seems like a normal stallion, until you notice the distinctive traits he has, including his two horns, blue mane and tail. Among the humans, Willow has green hair, and it was a point of contention for her in her old Kingdom. The crux of her debut episode was to show her that she didn't have to be ashamed of being herself with her green hair in her new home.
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** ModestRoyalty: The whole family, including King Dad and Queen Mom (as they are know in the credits), fall into both tropes. Their castle, while pretty extravagant-looking on the inside, is a rather modest size on the out. Both the King and Queen act just as much as normal parents would as they do as royal ones, like how the Queen is more than willing to do the house work and cook and the King partakes in such not-quite royal activities like bowling.
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** ModestRoyalty: The whole family, including King Dad and Queen Mom (as they are know known in the credits), fall into both tropes. Their castle, while pretty extravagant-looking on the inside, is a rather modest size on the out. Both the King and Queen act just as much as normal parents would as they do as royal ones, like how the Queen is more than willing to do the house work and cook and the King partakes in such not-quite royal activities like bowling.
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: All of the fantastic creatures have equally fantastic hair colors. Then there's Clod, who seems like a normal stallion, until you notice the destinctive distinctive traits he has, including his blue mane and tail. Among the humans, Willow has green hair, and it was a point of contention for her in her old Kingdom. The crux of her debut episode was to show her that she didn't have to be ashamed of being herself with her green hair in her new home.
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* WorthIt: Upon receiving a Christmas gift in "The Knight Before Christmas", Sir Blaine comments that it wasn't easy to be nice but it was worth it.
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* ChristmasEpisode: "The Knight Before Christmas".
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* GreatBigBookOfEverything: Garrett's Knightly Trading Cards serve as this, containing useful information on practically every creature the main characters encounter. He even [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] this in "Royal Beach Day".
-->'''Garrett:''' Gosh, these are useful.
-->'''Garrett:''' Gosh, these are useful.
* KindheartedSimpleton: Clod may not be the smartest horse around, but he is unfailingly friendly and kind to everyone he meets.
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** TwentyFourHourArmor: Garrett and Blaine are never shown without their armor on, even in "Up All Knight", which takes place at night and shows both out and about, the former having just waken up when we see him. In fact, outside his baby pictures, Garrett will wear clothes ''over'' his armor, as opposed to in place of it.
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** TwentyFourHourArmor: Garrett and Blaine are never shown without their armor on, even in "Up All Knight", which takes place at night and shows both out and about, the former having just waken up when we see him. In fact, outside his baby pictures, Garrett will wear clothes ''over'' his armor, as opposed to in place of it.it (though he does go without it in "More Than Meets The Eye" while taking part in Nella's ballet).
* MilesGloriosus: Blaine isn't quite as brave and skilled as he likes to think he is.
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* NoAntagonist: Some episodes include creatures that cause trouble, but they are later reformed by Nella. So far, Sir Blaine has been the most antagonistic of anyone, and only really in his first appearance in "Up All Knight", and even he is gotten through by Nella (despite a surprisingly epic fake-over earlier in the episode where Blaine learned the wrong lesson from Nella's "Be Kind" song).
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* {{Narcissist}}:
** Trinket is a minor example, often talking about how beautiful and fashionable she is.
** Blaine is a straighter example, thinking he's the best knight around.
* NoAntagonist: Some episodes include creatures that cause trouble, but they are later reformed by Nella. So far, Sir Blaine has been the most antagonistic of anyone, and only really in his first appearance in "Up All Knight", and even he is gotten through by Nella (despite a surprisingly epic fake-over earlier in the episode where Blaine learned the wrong lesson from Nella's "Be Kind"song). song).
* PoliceAreUseless: The Knight Brigade. Whenever they appear, they either fail to solve the problem, or inadvertantly make it worse.
** Trinket is a minor example, often talking about how beautiful and fashionable she is.
** Blaine is a straighter example, thinking he's the best knight around.
* NoAntagonist: Some episodes include creatures that cause trouble, but they are later reformed by Nella. So far, Sir Blaine has been the most antagonistic of anyone, and only really in his first appearance in "Up All Knight", and even he is gotten through by Nella (despite a surprisingly epic fake-over earlier in the episode where Blaine learned the wrong lesson from Nella's "Be Kind"
* PoliceAreUseless: The Knight Brigade. Whenever they appear, they either fail to solve the problem, or inadvertantly make it worse.
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* SurferDude: The Snorkelmanders from "Royal Beach Day" speak in this manner of voice.
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* UnusualEuphemism: Garrett often exclaims "Gauntlets!", or more rarely, "Dragonfire!"
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The titular character is an 8-year old biracial princess named Nella, who also transforms into a knight when someone's in trouble. She rides a unicorn named Trinket as her steed, who loves fashion. Her other friends include Sir Garrett, a young knight who carries informative trading cards everywhere, and his horse, Clod, who is the comic relief for the group. Last, but not least, especially in his mind, is Sir Blaine. A talented, if boisterous, young knight, he tends towards being competitive and self-centered, as well as being ignorant of the negative effects being as such can have. Sometimes acts as an antagonistic force, sometimes not, but either way, Nella is usually able to get through to his better side, whatever the occasion, though usually not with a straightforward approach.
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The titular character is an 8-year old biracial princess named Nella, who also transforms into a knight when someone's in trouble. She rides a unicorn named Trinket as her steed, who loves fashion. Her other friends include Sir Garrett, a young knight who carries informative trading cards everywhere, and his horse, Clod, who is the comic relief for the group. Last, but not least, especially in his mind, is Sir Blaine. A talented, if boisterous, young knight, he tends towards being competitive and self-centered, as well as being ignorant of the negative effects being as such can have. Sometimes acts as an antagonistic force, sometimes not, but either way, Nella is usually able to get through to his better side, whatever the occasion, though usually not with a straightforward approach.
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* {{Keet}}: Clod. His usual expression is a great big grin.
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* TokenMinority: Nella's dad is Black while her mom is White, and Nella herself is biracial.
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* TwoferTokenMinority: Nella's dad is Black while her mom is White.
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* TokenMinority: Nella and her dad are Black, while her mom is White.
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* TwoferTokenMinority: Nella's dad is Black while her mom is White.
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* {{Adorkable}}: Clod and Garrett, and to a lesser extent, DependingOnTheWriter, Blaine as well. All 3 are endearing whenever they showcase this trope.
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* DependingOnTheWriter: In just his first two appearances, Blaine goes from being a brat who actually ''learns deceitfulness'' from AnAesop about kindness to a surprisingly fun and endearing, boisterous cool kid and the first knight after Nella to showcase his bravery and physicality.
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: All of the fantastic creatures have equally fantastic hair colors. Then there's Clod, who seems like a normal stallion, until you notice the destinctive traits he has, including his blue mane and tail. Among the humans, Willow has green hair, and it was a point of contention for her in her old Kingdom. The crux of her debut episode was to show her that she didn't have to be ashamed of being herself with her green hair in her new home.
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'''Nella the Princess Knight''' is a Nickelodeon cartoon that premiered on February 6, 2017 on the Nick Jr. block, created by Christine Ricci. The titular character is an 8-year old biracial princess named Nella, who also transforms into a knight when someone's in trouble. She rides a unicorn named Trinket who loves fashion. Her other friends include Garrett, a young knight who carries trading cards everywhere, and his horse, Clod, who is the comic relief for the group.
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'''Nella the Princess Knight''' is a Nickelodeon cartoon that premiered on February 6, 2017 on the Nick Jr. block, created by Christine Ricci. Ricci.
The titular character is an 8-year old biracial princess named Nella, who also transforms into a knight when someone's in trouble. She rides a unicorn named Trinket as her steed, who loves fashion. Her other friends include Sir Garrett, a young knight who carries informative trading cards everywhere, and his horse, Clod, who is the comic relief for thegroup.
group. Last, but not least, especially in his mind, is Sir Blaine. A talented, if boisterous, young knight, he tends towards being competitive and self-centered, as well as being ignorant of the negative effects being as such can have. Sometimes acts as an antagonistic force, sometimes not, but either way, Nella is usually able to get through to his better side, whatever the occasion, though usually not with a straightforward approach.
The titular character is an 8-year old biracial princess named Nella, who also transforms into a knight when someone's in trouble. She rides a unicorn named Trinket as her steed, who loves fashion. Her other friends include Sir Garrett, a young knight who carries informative trading cards everywhere, and his horse, Clod, who is the comic relief for the
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* AnAesop: One per episode. For example, the episode New Kid in the Kingdom has the moral "be yourself".
* CatchPhrase: "My heart is bright, time to be a princess knight!"
* CloudCuckooLander: Clod tends to be this at times.
* CatchPhrase: "My heart is bright, time to be a princess knight!"
* CloudCuckooLander: Clod tends to be this at times.
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* TheAce: Nella, in Princess Knight mode, is always shown pulling some cool moves with her magic transforming weapons. She's usually on top of her game in any sort of situation that calls for some Action. Notable when compared to her fellow knights, Garrett and Blaine, the former of who isn't quite so good on the physicality part and the latter who is shown to boast at being the best and is pretty good in practice feats-wise, even though, as Garrett mentions, Nella is really the best.
* AnAesop: One per episode. For example, the episodeNew "New Kid in the Kingdom Kingdom" has the moral "be yourself".
** In a surprising little twist, "Up All Knight"'s Aesop of "Being Kind is the best policy" gets twisted when Nella's song teaches Blaine that he should pretend to be kind to get what he wants. When that backfires and makes things worse, an additional layer of Aesop is learned that one must be sincere in one's positive endeavors, including kindness, in order to make the best of things.
* CatchPhrase: "My heart is bright, time to be a princessknight!"
knight!" Said as a prelude right before she [[TransformationSequence transforms]].
* CloudCuckooLander: Clod tends to be this at times. To a lesser extent, Blaine can get kind of spacey when he is made to think over some of the more common sense things Nella has to remind him about.
* AnAesop: One per episode. For example, the episode
** In a surprising little twist, "Up All Knight"'s Aesop of "Being Kind is the best policy" gets twisted when Nella's song teaches Blaine that he should pretend to be kind to get what he wants. When that backfires and makes things worse, an additional layer of Aesop is learned that one must be sincere in one's positive endeavors, including kindness, in order to make the best of things.
* CatchPhrase: "My heart is bright, time to be a princess
* CloudCuckooLander: Clod tends to be this at times. To a lesser extent, Blaine can get kind of spacey when he is made to think over some of the more common sense things Nella has to remind him about.
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* GentleGiant: Many of the creatures tend to be this.
* LimitedWardrobe: Aside from Nella having a ballgown and armor, no one else really changes clothes.
* LoopholeAbuse: In "A Striking Surprise", an unaired episode that can be seen on demand, Nella disguises Hairy the Impkin with a suit and mustache, so no one will notice he is an Impkin since Impkins aren't allowed to bowl.
* LimitedWardrobe: Aside from Nella having a ballgown and armor, no one else really changes clothes.
* LoopholeAbuse: In "A Striking Surprise", an unaired episode that can be seen on demand, Nella disguises Hairy the Impkin with a suit and mustache, so no one will notice he is an Impkin since Impkins aren't allowed to bowl.
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* GentleGiant: Many of the bigger creatures that frequent the kingdom and its outskirts tend to be this.
this, like Dotty the polka dotted Dragon for example, who only thinks the best of the knights who looked after her wayward egg (despite that one among them, Blaine, was the cause of the waywardness).
* LimitedWardrobe: Aside from Nella having aballgown wardrobe filled with fancy ballgowns, her more modest every-day dress, and her armor, no one else really changes clothes.
** TwentyFourHourArmor: Garrett and Blaine are never shown without their armor on, even in "Up All Knight", which takes place at night and shows both out and about, the former having just waken up when we see him. In fact, outside his baby pictures, Garrett will wear clothes ''over'' his armor, as opposed to in place of it.
* LoopholeAbuse: In "A Striking Surprise", an unaired episode that can be seen on demand, Nella disguises Hairy the Impkin with a suit and mustache, so no one will notice he is anImpkin Impkin, since Impkins aren't allowed to bowl.
* LimitedWardrobe: Aside from Nella having a
** TwentyFourHourArmor: Garrett and Blaine are never shown without their armor on, even in "Up All Knight", which takes place at night and shows both out and about, the former having just waken up when we see him. In fact, outside his baby pictures, Garrett will wear clothes ''over'' his armor, as opposed to in place of it.
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** ModestRoyalty: The whole family, including King Dad and Queen Mom (as they are know in the credits), fall into both tropes. Their castle, while pretty extravagant-looking on the inside, is a rather modest size on the out. Both the King and Queen act just as much as normal parents would as they do as royal ones, like how the Queen is more than willing to do the house work and cook and the King partakes in such not-quite royal activities like bowling.
*TwoShorts:TwoShorts: Each 22-ish minute episode has two individual episodes of about 11 minutes each that have their own complete story in them.
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* MinimalistCast: Aside from a ton of background/minor characters and magical creatures, the only characters are Nella, Garrett, Trinket, Clod, Willow, Blaine, Nella's parents, Nella's baby sister, and the knight guards.
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* MinimalistCast: Aside from a ton of background/minor characters and magical creatures, the only characters are Nella, Garrett, Trinket, Clod, Willow, Blaine, Nella's parents, Nella's baby sister, and the knight guards.brigade.
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* RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething: The wholewhole point of the show is that Nella, being a knight, has to constantly fix the messes that the creatures cause and the villagers get themselves into.
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[[caption-width-right:251:Her heart is right, she's Nella the Princess Knight!]]
'''Nella the Princess Knight''' is a Nickelodeon cartoon that premiered on February 6, 2017 on the Nick Jr. block, created by Christine Ricci. The titular character is an 8-year old biracial princess named Nella, who also transforms into a knight when someone's in trouble. She rides a unicorn named Trinket who loves fashion. Her other friends include Garrett, a young knight who carries trading cards everywhere, and his horse, Clod, who is the comic relief for the group.
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!! Tropes:
* AnAesop: One per episode. For example, the episode New Kid in the Kingdom has the moral "be yourself".
* CatchPhrase: "My heart is bright, time to be a princess knight!"
* CloudCuckooLander: Clod tends to be this at times.
* EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses: And everything is even better with a princess ''knight!''
* GentleGiant: Many of the creatures tend to be this.
* LimitedWardrobe: Aside from Nella having a ballgown and armor, no one else really changes clothes.
* LoopholeAbuse: In "A Striking Surprise", an unaired episode that can be seen on demand, Nella disguises Hairy the Impkin with a suit and mustache, so no one will notice he is an Impkin since Impkins aren't allowed to bowl.
* MinimalistCast: Aside from a ton of background/minor characters and magical creatures, the only characters are Nella, Garrett, Trinket, Clod, Willow, Blaine, Nella's parents, Nella's baby sister, and the knight guards.
* NoAntagonist: Some episodes include creatures that cause trouble, but they are later reformed by Nella.
* RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething: The whole
[[caption-width-right:251:Her heart is right, she's Nella the Princess Knight!]]
'''Nella the Princess Knight''' is a Nickelodeon cartoon that premiered on February 6, 2017 on the Nick Jr. block, created by Christine Ricci. The titular character is an 8-year old biracial princess named Nella, who also transforms into a knight when someone's in trouble. She rides a unicorn named Trinket who loves fashion. Her other friends include Garrett, a young knight who carries trading cards everywhere, and his horse, Clod, who is the comic relief for the group.
Needs Wiki Magic Love.
!! Tropes:
* AnAesop: One per episode. For example, the episode New Kid in the Kingdom has the moral "be yourself".
* CatchPhrase: "My heart is bright, time to be a princess knight!"
* CloudCuckooLander: Clod tends to be this at times.
* EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses: And everything is even better with a princess ''knight!''
* GentleGiant: Many of the creatures tend to be this.
* LimitedWardrobe: Aside from Nella having a ballgown and armor, no one else really changes clothes.
* LoopholeAbuse: In "A Striking Surprise", an unaired episode that can be seen on demand, Nella disguises Hairy the Impkin with a suit and mustache, so no one will notice he is an Impkin since Impkins aren't allowed to bowl.
* MinimalistCast: Aside from a ton of background/minor characters and magical creatures, the only characters are Nella, Garrett, Trinket, Clod, Willow, Blaine, Nella's parents, Nella's baby sister, and the knight guards.
* NoAntagonist: Some episodes include creatures that cause trouble, but they are later reformed by Nella.
* RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething: The whole
