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Moxie Dewdrop: This troll has magenta skin, and pink nose, and eyes. Her hair is light pink hair and her cheeks are covered in glitter. Moxie wears a yellow and orange dress.

Fuzzbert is one of the three characters to have the same voice actor throughout the franchise, the others being Cooper and Cloud Guy. Miska, Brad (16 March 2021). "A Godzilla-Sized 'Troll' Teased In Promo Image from Tomb Raider Director's Netflix Monster Movie!" . Retrieved 1 December 2022.Animate Inanimate Object: She's a talking flute, and the only sentient instrument in the franchise so far Yriel Yellow: Yriel Yellow is a lemon-yellow color that can be used to create a split-complementary color scheme with Troll Slayer Orange. This color can be used to create a sense of movement and energy on the miniature, as well as to break the monotony of the orange. King Quincy, also known as Q, is a character from the animated movie Trolls World Tour voiced by George Clinton, the “Godfather of Funk.” He is the leader of the Funk Trolls in Vibe City, who hates auto-tune.

King Peppy • Creek • Fuzzbert • Aspen Heitz • Harper • Gia Grooves • Sky Toronto • Nova Swift • Keith • Priscilla • CJ Suki • Cybil • Meadow Spriggs • Bella Brightly • Milton Moss • Tug Duluth • Dr. Moonbloom • Rufus • Ripley Wisp • Gemma Fur • Timpani • Celine Starburst • Maddy • Baha • Mags Gumdrop • Violet • Dennis • Hank Montana • Vega Swift • Toby Poppits • Dare-lene J. McGuffin • Laroux Laroux • Smarge • Alice • Brian • Elliot • Nate • Klaus Von Frousting • Master Controll

When he was young King Peppy wore a green leaf-like crown a blue green button up vest with a white shirt underneath it, a blue cape, and green trousers. Bratty Teenage Daughter: Barb's voice actress Rachel Bloom describes her as such, though she has never actually shown any actual. In 2007, DIC sued the Dam company, claiming that they alleged claims of fraud in the inducement and negligent misrepresentation in connection with Dam's troll doll, and DIC's Trollz, which was created after DIC licensed the brand from Dam. [15] Dam counter-sued DIC, claiming that the company financially misrepresented its ability to create and market a modern troll doll toy campaign and destroyed the image and goodwill of the doll. [16]