The opening sequence is a 33-second video that is played at the start of every episode of the Netflix animated TV show Hilda.
The theme song was composed and performed by Canadian musician Grimes. The opening sequence was animated in Canada.
Sequence[]
The opening sequence shows the title character Hilda run through various settings, and encountering several characters, that are seen throughout the show, before stopping on a hill overlooking Trolberg. In Season 2, has the exact same opening. along with new changes when Hilda jumps through a spacey void and then we see all the events that will happen in season 2 with an alternated ending to the sequence.
Characters[]
Featured characters, in order of appearance, are:
All versions[]
Season 1[]
- A Troll
- A Water Spirit
- Tontu
- Jellybean
- A Forest Giant (foot part only)
- The Librarian
- Wood Man
- A ghost
- Several Vittra
- The Great Raven
- Jorgen
Season 2[]
- A Troll
- The Lindworm
- Erik Ahlberg
- Red wolf (shadow)
- Torgund and Knudsen, fighting each other
- Two Elves (cameo)
- A Time Worm
- Victoria Van Gale's nisse
- A young version of Matilda Pilqvist
- The Librarian
- The Committee of Three
- A Tide Mouse (cameo)
- Salt-Lions
- The Yule Lads
- The Two-Headed Troll
- A White Woff
Season 3[]
- Trylla and Baba
- Eugene
- Louise
- Tontu (alpha)
- Various Nisse in Nowhere Space
- The Pooka
- Wood Man
- Kald and Drib
- Halvor riding his boar
- Loam
- Spider Frog (legs only)
- Young Johanna from "Chapter 8: The Fairy Isle".
- The Polecat
- Astrid
- Woff
Locations[]
- Hilda's old house
- The Huldrawood
- Nowhere Space (season 1 version)
- The Elf Village
- the Library
- Trolberg
- The fjord
- Land of starlight (season 2 version)
- The borderlands of Fairy Country (season 3 version)
Trivia[]
- Cartoon Network, who airs the show in France, has cut the first six seconds of the opening sequence in their airings, thus removing the Woffs flying over Hilda's old house and the text A Netflix Original Series. Also the pitch of the music is slightly higher and played faster.