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Aloha, e komo mai to the Lilo & Stitch Wiki!
The community driven Lilo & Stitch encyclopedia!

The Lilo & Stitch Wiki is an online encyclopedia that anyone can edit, based on the Lilo & Stitch franchise owned by The Walt Disney Company. This wiki strives to be a comprehensive reference for this animated sci-fi franchise that began in 2002 with the Walt Disney Animation Studios film, Lilo & Stitch, covering topics such as the feature films, the animated television series, video games, characters, experiments, and more. The wiki launched on May 14, 2011 and now has 734 articles. As you read about Stitch's adventures with Lilo Pelekai on the Hawaiian island of Kauai, Yuna Kamihara on the Japanese island of Izayoi, and Wang Ai Ling on the Chinese Huangshan mountains, we hope this site functions as a fun and informative guide to everything there is to know about this intergalactic ʻohana. You can register to keep track of your contributions.


Aloha, e komo mai!
Aloha, cousin!
Nobody gets left behind...
...or forgotten.

Aloha, e komo mai!

Welcome to the wiki that's focused on Disney's out of this world 'ohana!

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Aloha, cousin!

Get to know more about Jumba's many genetic experiments!

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Nobody gets left behind...

Read about the film that took fans on a Hawaiian Roller Coaster Ride.

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...or forgotten.

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Aloha, e komo mai!
Aloha, cousin!
Nobody gets left behind...
...or forgotten.


The Lilo & Stitch franchise
Films
TV series


Characters
The immediate Pelekai ʻohana
Humans on Kauai
Aliens
Experiments



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