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This is a list of episodes for Rovio Entertainment's animated series Angry Birds Stella . [1] [2]
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This is a list of episodes for Rovio Entertainment's animated series Angry Birds Stella . [1] [2]
| No. overall | No. in season | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original air date | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1 | "A Fork in the Friendship" | Kari Juusonen | Anastasia Heinzl | November 1, 2014 | |
Stella and the birds wake up Gale for some hiking. When they come across a fork in the trail, Stella and the birds go one direction, but Gale goes another. Gale finds a mysterious tree trunk with a golden crown and a book. When she puts it on, Gale inadvertently attracts a group of minion pigs, who think she is the next Queen. Startled, Gale returns to her friends. While they prepare a tent for the night, Gale daydreams of being Queen and accidentally sets the tent on fire. Stella becomes furious at Gale for ruining the tent and the latter leaves in a huff. Gale reunites with the pigs, who build her a chair and carry her off to Golden Island, leaving the rest of the flock devastated and saddened. | ||||||
| 2 | 2 | "Bad Princess" | Kari Juusonen | Anastasia Heinzl & Bernice Vanderlaan | November 8, 2014 | |
The day after Gale had abandoned the flock, they find that the pigs are cutting down the forest. As the flock battles the pigs to stop it, Stella follows Handsome Pig into a castle on top of a large volcano. She soon finds out that Gale has been named the new Queen of the pigs and gets kicked out of the castle. Stella sadly goes home, where her friends comfort her. | ||||||
| 3 | 3 | "The Golden Egg" | Meruan Salim | Anastasia Heinzl | November 15, 2014 | |
Gale learns the legend of the powerful Golden Egg from a book that she had received with her crown and decides that if she were to obtain it, she would get Stella's flock to appreciate her. However, Gale also finds that the Golden Egg is located under the flock's tree, and she goes to saw it down with a giant machine. As the flock battle's Gale's minions, Poppy uses her gong to produce a shockwave that destroys Gale's machine (whilst damaging the gong itself). Gale goes back to the castle in defeat, but Handsome Pig reveals to Gale that the book shows where another Golden Egg is. | ||||||
| 4 | 4 | "Rock On!" | Meruan Salim | Anastasia Heinzl | November 22, 2014 | |
Stella and her friends enjoy playing in a band together, but Poppy's gong, which had been greatly damaged in the previous episode, won't make a sound. After Stella's attempt to fix the gong makes it shatter completely, Dahlia invents a new drum set, complete with an even better gong, for Poppy. Poppy loves it, but when the flock performs another song, she gets carried away and ends up destroying the entire flock's instruments. To make it up to them, Poppy helps the gang make their own creative instruments out of ordinary materials and the group is able to perform once again. The gang gets annoyed, however, when Poppy begins a (long-lasting) drum solo. | ||||||
| 5 | 5 | "The Runaway" | Meruan Salim | Amy Mass | November 29, 2014 | |
While playing in a mud puddle, Luca is tricked by the flock into taking a bath, much to his displeasure. That night, he runs away from home so that he can be as dirty as he wants. He joins some of Gale's minions, who are playing in the mud, and they allow him to join them to the castle. Luca enjoys his time at the castle until he discovers that the pigs also take baths, prompting him to flee into the woods. As a frightened Luca falls asleep, a couple of critters take him home. After Stella scolds the young bird for getting muddy again, Luca gives himself a bath, much to everyone's amazement. Unbeknownst to the flock, however, Luca has not genuinely learned his lesson. | ||||||
| 6 | 6 | "All That Glitters" | Avgousta Zourelidi | Bernice Vanderlaan | December 6, 2014 | |
Following on from the events of "The Golden Egg", Gale and her minions travel to a hole, where the second Golden Egg is supposed to be. When Gale goes down the hole to find the egg, Handsome Pig becomes worried for Gale's safety and forces Stella, Poppy and Luca to help her. Meanwhile, Gale fails to find the egg, so she settles for a green emerald. A skunk, however, sprays Gale with a foul odor and chases her. The flock uses a rope to pull Gale out of the hole (though they immediately leave afterwards due to Gale's bad smell). Gale happily goes home with her emerald, leaving Handsome Pig behind after a misunderstanding. Note: This is the first episode to use the new intro (which is actually reused from the trailers of the game). This intro would be used for later broadcastings of the first five episodes. | ||||||
| 7 | 7 | "Pig Power" | Ami Lindholm | Amy Mass | December 13, 2014 | |
Dahlia plans to build a suspension bridge on Golden Island but her friends decline to help build it, as they had plans to play on the beach. Finding difficulty in building the bridge alone, Dahlia dons a costume to disguise herself as Gale (in the latter's absence) and orders Gale's minions to build the bridge for her. When the real Gale discovers the ruse, Dahlia slips out of her disguise right before Gale destroys it. Dahlia manages to finish the rest of the construction by herself, but the bridge collapses while the flock walks on it. | ||||||
| 8 | 8 | "Own the Sky" | Avgousta Zourelidi | Bernice Vanderlaan | December 20, 2014 | |
After getting injured from a hang gliding accident, Stella becomes frightened by any event that reminds her of her experience. Concerned, the group pretends that Luca is under attack by a "monster", prompting Stella to put her fears aside and "rescue" Luca. She soon finds out the truth and though initially unhappy about being tricked, Stella appreciates her friends for helping regain her confidence. | ||||||
| 9 | 9 | "The Prankster (in UK: The Trickster)" | Ami Lindholm | Amy Mass | December 27, 2014 | |
When Poppy begins a prank spree, her friends become irritated and decide to get revenge, though this backfires when Poppy discovers their plot and pranks them again. Having had enough, the flock pushes Poppy off the tree, creating a chain reaction, which results in Poppy being comically glued to a tree branch. This event ironically amuses Poppy, much to her friends' dismay. | ||||||
| 10 | 10 | "Piggy Love" | Meruan Salim | Anastasia Heinzl | January 3, 2015 | |
Gale and her minions venture into a cave to find another Golden Egg. Handsome Pig, who has a crush on Gale, tries to win her heart by finding the egg for her but is constantly foiled due to his bad luck. When the Golden Egg is finally discovered, Gale gets attacked by dangerous plants and insects, prompting Handsome Pig to finally rescue her, though Gale fails to acknowledge this heroic action as the insects take the egg away. | ||||||
| 11 | 11 | "The Portrait (in UK: The Painting)" | Avgousta Zourelidi | Bernice Vanderlaan | January 10, 2015 | |
Appalled by Artist Pig's lack of artistic talent, Gale decides to hire Willow as her new artist, which Willow reluctantly agrees to. She does so well with her painting that Gale tasks her with painting a much larger portrait of herself. While working on the portrait, Willow bonds with Artist Pig and teaches him how to paint better. Gale is amazed by Willow's marvelous painting, but she still refuses to keep Artist Pig as her royal artist. Feeling sorry for Artist Pig, Willow gives him one of her paintbrushes and paints a large pig nose on Gale's portrait, much to the pigs' amusement and Gale's humiliation. | ||||||
| 12 | 12 | "Don't Steal My Birthday!" | Ami Linholm | Amy Mass | January 17, 2015 | |
On Stella's birthday, her friends throw a small party for her, which she appreciates. However, Gale intervenes and turns it into a much bigger disco-themed party, making Stella uncomfortable. Stella's friends eventually convince her to join in the dancing and she proves to be a much better dancer than Gale. Luca tries to give Gale's crown to Stella as a reward for her talent, causing an enraged Gale to shut down the party. That night, Stella's friends give her a photo of her and Gale taken during the party, cheering her up. | ||||||
| 13 | 13 | "To The Bitter End" | Meruan Salim | Bernice Vanderlaan | January 24, 2015 | |
Gale ventures into the volcano to search for another Golden Egg with Stella following when it starts to cave in. She and Gale are forced to work together in order to escape from a rising level of lava, while the other birds and pigs try to rescue the two. Gale soon finds the Golden Egg, but when she sees Stella in danger, Gale puts her interest in the egg aside and rescues her. Soon afterwards, the rest of the birds and pigs drill a hole in the volcano to rescue Stella and Gale; Stella manages to make it out safely, but Gale, who went back for the Golden Egg, is seemingly killed by a rockslide, ending the season finale on a cliffhanger. | ||||||
Note: This season takes place after the events of the first season's last episode. It is revealed that Gale survived the incident.
| No. overall | No. in season | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original air date | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14 | 1 | "New Day" | Avgousta Zourelidi | Bernice Vanderlaan | October 9, 2015 | |
Following the first season's cliffhanger, a heartbroken Stella tries to cope with Gale's supposed death by befriending the pigs. When Stella's bird friends disapprove of this alliance, Stella decides to move them into her home secretly, though this soon backfires. Having to choose between her friendship with the birds and the pigs, Stella chooses to move into Gale's castle with the pigs but gets second thoughts upon realizing how different the pigs are from her and decides to return to her friends. After the pigs fail to convince Stella to stay, they reunite with an injured Gale, who escaped the volcano. | ||||||
| 15 | 2 | "Friends Whenever" | Ami Lindholm | Bernice Vanderlaan | October 9, 2015 | |
After the pigs discover Gale's return, they begin to ignore her because she lost her crown while escaping the volcano. By her request, Handsome Pig brings Gale to the Stella flock's tree to be nursed back to health. As the birds take care of Gale, they start to get annoyed by her attitude and Gale begins to miss her royal life. They all soon reconcile when they begin to sing a song together until Handsome Pig arrives to reveal that he found Gale's crown, prompting her to leave her friends again and return to being Queen of the pigs. Furious at Gale for betraying the flock a second time, Stella attempts to chase after Gale, but the rest of the flock holds her back. | ||||||
| 16 | 3 | "Night of the Bling" | Ami Lindholm | Bernice Vanderlaan | October 23, 2015 | |
In a Halloween-themed episode, the flock goes trick-or-treating during which Luca accidentally releases a tribe of minion pigs led by a shaman, who transforms other creatures into pigs and brainwashes them into becoming his lackeys. The shaman proceeds to brainwash Dahlia, Luca, Willow, Gale, and a bunch of regular minion pigs and hosts a huge party. Stella and Poppy manage to avoid being caught and destroy the party's loudspeaker, causing a shockwave that makes the pigs fall asleep. However, their victory is short-lived when the tribe wakes up and curses them. Everyone wakes up the next morning, with the events revealed to be a dream. | ||||||
| 17 | 4 | "Step It Up" | Meruan Salim | Bernice Vanderlaan | November 6, 2015 | |
Stella discovers a fruit tree on a high pillar and attempts to reach it but falls on her first try and gets hurt. Ignoring her friends' advice, she keeps trying multiple times to jump to the tree but keeps getting more and more injured in the process. Just when she is about to give up, a chain reaction with a coconut inspires Stella to do the same and she is finally victorious. After Stella's victory, Luca reveals to Stella that the pillar that the tree was on had steps to get up to it the whole time, therefore making all of Stella's attempts completely unnecessary. Though frustrated at herself for failing to realize this, Stella thanks Luca for teaching her how to be more observant, but immediately forgets her lesson when she finds a similar pillar with a banana tree, much to Luca's annoyance. | ||||||
| 18 | 5 | "Camp Scary" | Avgousta Zourelidi | Amy Mass | November 20, 2015 | |
While Dahlia, Willow and Poppy are camping out, they hear a scary noise in the woods. Investigating, the three soon find a baby cave creature and lead it to the cave where it lives. However, a scared Poppy inadvertently exposes their presence to the baby cave creature's parent, who attacks them. As they escape, Dahila briefly catches a glimpse of a Golden Egg in the cave before they return to camp. | ||||||
| 19 | 6 | "It's Mine!" | Ami Lindholm | Amy Mass | November 22, 2015 | |
After the events of the previous episode, Dahlia has become madly obsessed with the egg and she plots to go back to the cave monster's home to steal it. She creates a decoy to replace the real one and manages to sneak it into her home. She does some DNA testing with the egg and attempts to crack it open, but every object she uses on it turns to gold and turns the rest of her home into stone. After Dahlia resorts to blowing up her whole house to crack it open (which is also unsuccessful), the rest of the flock discovers what she has been up to. Afterwards, the cave creatures take the Golden Egg back, having seen through the poorly made decoy. | ||||||
| 20 | 7 | "Royal Pains" | Avgousta Zourelidi | Bernice Vanderlaan | December 18, 2015 | |
Handsome Pig tries to impress Gale with a ritual from The Book. Unfortunately, each part has a catastrophic result for Gale, including the last part, in which the ruler is to be tossed down a waterfall in a canoe. Handsome Pig jumps into the canoe with Gale and manages to row her to safety, but a frustrated Gale once again refuses to acknowledge Handsome Pig's heroism and leaves him to be tossed down the waterfall. | ||||||
| 21 | 8 | "The Storm" | Meruan Salim | Amy Mass | January 1, 2016 | |
After crossing paths in the woods, Stella and Gale are forced to take refuge in a cave when a storm breaks in. While being stuck in the cave, Gale's selfish attitude starts to get on Stella's nerves to the point that they begin fighting again. After a skunk begins attacking Gale, the storm stops and Stella exits the cave, leaving Gale alone with the skunk. | ||||||
| 22 | 9 | "The Golden Queen" | Meruan Salim | Amy Mass | January 15, 2016 | |
Following a nightmare about failing to obtain the Golden Egg as well as an unsuccessful attempt to reenter the volcano, Gale discovers the Cave Creatures' home, where she discovers its Golden Egg but as she tries to escape, the giant cave monster begins to attack her. Gale uses the Golden Egg to turn the monster to gold in self-defense and exits the cave, finally successful in obtaining the Golden Egg. | ||||||
| 23 | 10 | "Gilded Cage" | Kari Juusonen | Anastasia Heinzi | January 29, 2016 | |
Following the previous episode, Handsome Pig becomes incredibly jealous of Gale giving all of her attention to the Golden Egg. Though the other pigs are initially amazed by the egg's ability to turn objects to gold, they turn against it when Gale uses the egg on one of her own minions. They recruit Handsome Pig and sneak into Gale's bedroom at night in an attempt to steal the egg, but they accidentally wake her up. Enraged, Gale turns Handsome Pig's wig to gold, which he ironically becomes satisfied with (despite its weight), much to the annoyance of everyone else. | ||||||
| 24 | 11 | "Premonition" | Ami Lindholm | Amy Mass | February 12, 2016 | |
Following a nightmare about the Golden Egg, Willow calms down by spending time Artist Pig (whom she had met and befriended in "The Portrait) in the forest. During this time, however, the forest begins turning to stone due to the Golden Egg's effect; upon discovering that Artist Pig has succumbed to the effect, Willow warns the rest of the flock about what's happening, horrifying them. | ||||||
| 25 | 12 | "Last Bird Standing" | Meruan Salim | Anastasia Heinzi | February 26, 2016 | |
The flock suffers from hunger due to a lack of food since it all has been turned to stone because of the Golden Egg's effect. Gale arranges a party and tries to tempt the flock into joining it by bribing them with fruits. Everyone gives into this temptation except Stella, who, despite being very hungry, keeps resisting until Gale leaves. That night, Stella tries to sleep outside in her treehouse, when Gale uses the Golden Egg to turn the flock's tree to stone. In the end, Stella succumbs to Gale and reluctantly joins the party. | ||||||
| 26 | 13 | "You Asked For It" | Meruan Salim | Bernice Vanderlaan | March 1, 2016 (DVD), March 11, 2016 | |
At Gale's party, Stella is happily reunited with her friends. While Gale demonstrates the Golden Egg's powers, the flock reveals to Stella about everyone who has been put under the golden spell and they organize a plan to stop the chaos once and for all. While Gale is sleeping, Stella sneaks into Gale's castle, where the former wakes up and attacks her with the egg. During this, Stella snatches the egg and accidentally turns Gale into gold with it. Left with a decision on whether or not to revive Gale with the egg, Stella chooses to revive her; this causes Gale to have a change of attitude and she abandons her obsession of the egg. After restoring Golden Island, the flock gets rid of the Golden Egg, ending the series happily. | ||||||
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