| Wormwood | |
|---|---|
| |
| Vital Statistics | |
| Other names | Wormy (by Cedric) |
| Species | Raven |
| Gender | Male |
| Eye color | Green |
| Other Statistics | |
|---|---|
| Occupation | Animal helper |
| Affiliation | Cedric (formerly);[1] Prisma;[1] Twitch[1] |
| Location | Enchancia Castle (formerly) |
| Production Details | |
|---|---|
| First appearance | Sofia the First: Once Upon a Princess |
| Played by | Jim Cummings |
Wormwood is the former pet raven of Cedric, the royal sorcerer of the kingdom of Enchancia. When Cedric became a "goody-goody," Wormwood eventually turned against him by siding with Prisma.[1]
Physical appearance[]
Wormwood has dark purple feathers, a gray beak, and green eyes with yellow sclera.
Personality[]
Wormwood shared Cedric's ambition to take over the kingdom and then to steal Princess Sofia's Amulet of Avalor to get it done, but Cedric was constantly at odds with his growing friendship with Sofia, while Wormwood never let personal feelings get in the way. Furthermore, he even used his lack of friends as an excuse to get Clover, Mia, and Robin out the way so Sofia wouldn't know her amulet had been taken by Cedric.[2]
He believes himself to be quite smart and talks with a whiff of superiority, even more so than Cedric, which got quite frustrating for Wormwood, who had began insulting Cedric behind his back, like calling him a buffoon.[3]
Powers and abilities[]
He can fly with the use of his wings, which can also form into hands. When Cedric accidentally spilled a talking potion on Wormwood, it allowed him to be understood by humans.[3]
History[]
Early life[]
Wormwood became Cedric's assistant when he studied at Hexley Hall.[3]
Appearances[]
- Sofia the First: Once Upon a Princess
- Sofia the First
- 102. "The Big Sleepover" (no lines)
- 104. "Cedric's Apprentice" (no lines)
- 105. "A Royal Mess" (no lines)
- 114. "The Amulet of Avalor"
- 117. "The Amulet and the Anthem" (no lines)
- 118. "Tea For Too Many"
- 119. "Princess Butterfly"
- 122. "The Floating Palace"
- 201. "The Enchanted Feast"
- 202. "Two Princesses and a Baby"
- 206. "Enchanted Science Fair"
- 207. "King for a Day"
- 208. "When You Wish Upon a Well"
- 213. "Mystic Meadows" (no lines)
- 217. "The Curse of Princess Ivy" (no lines)
- 219. "The Leafsong Festival"
- 220. "Substitute Cedric" (no lines)
- 221. "Winter's Gift" (no lines)
- 307. "Cedric Be Good"
- 314. "Gone With the Wand" (no lines)
- 326. "Hexley Hall"
- 401. "Day of the Sorcerers"
- Season 4 (unknown ep. prod. number). "The Mystic Isles: The Great Pretender"
- Season 4 (unknown ep. prod. number). "In Cedric We Trust"
- 427. "Forever Royal"
Total appearances: 25.
Notes/trivia[]
- It's implied in "Substitute Cedric" (season 2, episode 20), that Cedric may have turned a rock into Wormwood, but "Hexley Hall" suggests otherwise.
- For some reason he was missing from "Through the Looking Back Glass".
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 "In Cedric We Trust", season 4.
- ↑ "Cedric Be Good", season 3, episode 7.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 "Hexley Hall", season 3, episode 26.