Uninvited Guest is the first episode of Secrets of Elvendale.
Netflix Synopsis[]
"When young Sophie follows her sister, Emily, through a magic portal, she finds a fantastical world filled with elves, dragons -- and hidden danger."
Summary[]
"Emily is so annoyed with her little sister Sophie’s antics and practical jokes, she escapes through her magic portal to Elvendale – only to be followed by her younger sibling! The elves think she’s great, much to Emily’s surprise and jealousy. Hearing a call for help, they find another elf being captured by Goblins. They free the elf, who introduces himself as Cronan, and his suave, super-cool personality immediately charms everyone – except Sophie and Emily, who are suspicious of his interest in Emily’s amulet. But everyone’s distracted when the goblins attack the elves’ treehouse!"
Key Differences[]
- When Emily goes through the portal, it takes a very long time. There seems to be an "in-between space" full of glowing lights, which she floats through to get to the other side.
- Emily has a pink shoulder bag.
- In the webisodes, Aira has to use a flying machine in order to fly, but in this episode her winds are even strong enough to levitate herself.
- Mr. Spry is called "Mr. Squirrel" instead.
- At first, when Cronan acts nice, both Azari and Naida fall for his charm and handsome appearance. (Azari loses interest when his true identity is revealed.)
- Cronan's facial tattoos are purple instead of black.
- Aira, Azari, and Naida have beds at Farran's treehouse and seem to live there.
- Farran was using a growth potion to make his plants grow. In the webisodes, he can just make plants grow with his earth magic. This would explain why Farran didn’t just grow the leaves on the tree himself when they were running from the Shadow Creature. He was in the tree way before Rosalyn was.
- Rayne is mysteriously absent, with Lula taking her place.
- Barblin wears gloves and has a pair of goggles on his forehead. Also, his hair has a more noticeable part down the middle. He also has a notch in his ear which often switches sides or disappears altogether.