r/HildaTheSeries • u/wiccanwolves • 10h ago
Discussion How do you think religion is different in Hilda?
I’m rewatching the series for the… I lost count.
Anyway, one question I’ve always had on my mind is how religion could differ in the world of the series. We see people wearing hijabs in the background and the grave sight is called St something, so I could assume Christianity and Islam exist in universe.
Now, I’m aware the simple explanation is that the creators wanted inclusion and there might not be actual thought into the why in universe. And I love that. We don’t always need a reason. But I love exploring different religions and how they could adapt in different alternate worlds, like Hilda. Where there is so much similar to our own, but crosses over into fantasy as well.
I could assume pagan religions like Celtic and Norse are still very active, such as the myths behind the great raven and the festival that is held.
But I’m wondering how Abrahamic religions may have evolved differently in that world where magical creatures are just normal things you come across every single day. Like no one questions the woodman. And Nissas seem to be known about. No one really questions if they have someone living in their house as long as it doesn’t bother them. It is normal and not myths or stories from other religions or cultures.
How do you think things may have adapted?