Little girl Hilda is someone I have to visit for a few episodes in my spare time. Because her house is in the wilderness outside the wall, there are deer and fox pets, wooden neighbors, elf neighbors, ancient giant neighbors, and troll neighbors. A chubby Wolf is flying in the air, and a chubby water god is hidden in the water. Now she's moving out of the wilderness to a city called Trollburg. But no matter where her home is, the wilderness will always be a part of her. The wise wooden man had said so to her. It's a world of adventure and peculiarity that amazes you every time you enter. This world can probably be described as having no taboos. There is no taboo of size here, elves the size of ants are all over the fields, they are invisible to ordinary people, they are full of rules and word work, but they also love learning and research. After signing the agreement, you can communicate with them normally. The ancient giants turned into mountains, watching this land for almost eternity, and looking for their lover. Humans, elves, and giants live together in this ancient forest. Occasionally conflict with each other, but they can coexist harmoniously. There are no taboos of ghosts and gods here. The transparent and skeletonized ghost returns to the book's premises every night to read for the book he cherished in his lifetime, and clean the house for the new little owner of the book. Nightmare elves surround the bonfire and enjoy sharing the nightmares they have designed for others, and they are rebellious teenagers during the day, as if the nightmares in the world are all responsible for their group. The cloud ghost controls the weather, and once the white body is on fire, it becomes dark and gloomy, causing a storm in the town at any time. Although the giant trolls are extremely powerful, they can only turn into immobile stones during the day. If they are clumsy, they will also ask humans for help to remove the bells wrapped around their noses, and dig tunnels to the other side of the wall to find the missing ones. child. There is no taboo of space here. The house elf Nissen lives in the corners of the house. He seems to have the superpower to travel through space. He has a special hairstyle, and his heart is warm and lonely. In the depths of the forest, there is an elusive house of responsiveness. It can satisfy all the wishes of those who live in it. The only condition is that you cannot leave, but when you feel homesick, it can open any door to your home. . The various creatures here are beautiful and special, with different temperaments but not bad in nature. The huge ptarmigan will be dwarfed by the loss of memory, forgetting to fly. Although the onion people who live in the ground love to tease people, they keep their promises. The lost elves are like warriors in pursuit of freedom, vowing never to sign any more pacts. All the places here hide secrets, and the library has hidden darkrooms that hold soul-snatching magic books. The weather station is lonely but available The old lady of the weather forecaster who loves, tries to control the weather all her life, and does not hurt the clouds to do experiments. The humans here are also cute. The mother who studied design goes to work in the hardware store for a living, but will always be with Hilda. Watch the parade with her, save the big black dog, and always believe in her, the most kind and selfless little girl in the world. The top student Frida, bug man David, is Hilda's best friend. The meaning of a friend is that even if they are separated for a short time, they can still find each other, and they can always give a hug when they come back. But I have to say, these are not my favorites. I love the wooden man with no neck and hollow eyes. Because he lived the longest in the wilderness, and knew giants and elves. Because he never knocks on the door, entering someone else's house comes naturally. Because the most in his room is books, the most is music, alone, lonely and comfortable. Because in the Room of Requirement, what he saw was not his family, but books and music. The wooden man with long hair in the picture frame was no longer around. Mostly because of his indifference towards Hilda, he added: "If you come to the wilderness, come to my house and don't knock on the door." After entering the door, accompany the wooden man in a daze and help him add a piece of firewood.
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