Pippi a bordo!

Despite this film being advertised as "Pippi Longstocking's third great adventure" in the US, this is actually the second film, a direct sequel to Pippi Calzelunghe e il tesoro di capitan Kid (1969), with more material from the TV series not included in that film. This was the third film presented in the US in 1975 (the second being the actual third film, Pippi Calzelunghe e i pirati di Taka-Tuka (1970) in 1974). Some US video/movie guides have even listed this as the final film in the series, which it wasn't. (The fourth and final film was Quella Strega di Pippi Calzelunghe (1970), released in the US in 1977.)

When Pippi hurls the giant snowball towards the burglars, the sky alters between sunny, overcast, and twilight.

In the German version, at the closing freeze frame of Pippi playing a trumpet, a male voiceover announces that Pippi will return in "Pippi Langstrumpf auf Taka-Tuka-Land" (the German release proto-title for Pippi Calzelunghe e i pirati di Taka-Tuka (1970); its actual title there would be "Pippi in Taka-Tuka-Land"), the title of which appears over the freeze frame before the film fades to black (with a big finish arrangement of the "Here Comes Pippi Longstocking" theme playing over the black screen).

The aspect ratio is altered to 1.78:1 (16:9) in some DVD and Blu-ray releases.

Edited from Pippi calzelunghe (1969)