Episode
W.I.T.C.H.: D is for Dangerous
Overview
Nerissa sends dangerous Annihilators to lay waste to Meridian while Matt asks Caleb to train him as a warrior.
Details
- Series
- W.I.T.C.H.
- Season
- Season 2
- Episode
- Episode 4
- Air date
- 2006-06-26
- Runtime
- 22 min
Episode context
D is for Dangerous is Episode 4 in Season 2 of W.I.T.C.H.. It aired on 2006-06-26. The runtime is 22 min.
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Episode 3: C is for Changes
While the Guardians are going through some changes, Nerissa sends Miranda and Sandpit to Heatherfield to make W.I.T.C.H. miserable.
Episode 5: E is for Enemy
The W.I.T.C.H. girls face deadly nightmares as their new enemy Nerissa invades their dreams. But that’s not the only threat to the Guardians: Unless they do something fast, Susan Vandom is going to move Will away from Heatherfield!
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While Caleb and Cornelia are still at odds over his decision to stay on Meridian, the Knights of Vengeance seek revenge against the betrayal of those who backstabbed their former master Phobos to join the rebellion.
Episode 6: F is for Facades
Caleb finally attempts to win Cornelia back, but his efforts are complicated by her secret relationship with Peter Cook and the facade she’s maintaining that she is really her own older sister, “Lilian.”
Episode 1: A is for Anonymous
With Phobos defeated, everyone thinks the danger has passed, including Taranee, who is afraid that she will once again become an anonymous wallflower.
Episode 7: G is for Garbage
After Blunk finds the Horn of Hypnos, Irma is forced to team with the garbage-obsessed Passling to save the day.
Episode 8: H is for Hunted
Will creates an Astral Drop to attend to her chores, but Nerissa throws a wrench into her plan, so that as Will hunts for her duplicate, the hunted Drop makes Will her prey.
Episode 9: I is for Illusion
While Blunk and Caleb search for the Knights of Vengeance, Nerissa and Sandpit make life miserable for the Guardians on their summer vacation by using the power of illusion to turn W.I.T.C.H. against each other.
Episode 10: J is for Jewel
The teardrop-shaped jewel from Weira’s crown causes Elyon to seek information on her birth parents while the Guardians are scattered on their family vacations.
Episode 11: K is for Knowledge
W.I.T.C.H. gains new knowledge of their sorceress foe Nerissa, a former Guardian and one-time holder of the Heart of Kandrakhar.
Episode 12: L is for Loser
Irma is put in charge of Sheffield’s new student radio station K-SHIP, and winds up calling Martin a loser on the air, endangering their friendship.
Episode 13: M is for Mercy
Shagon torments W.I.T.C.H.’s friends and family, leading to a hatred-filled showdown that tests Will’s ability to show mercy.