Troll Forest is a location within Troll Kingdom which is shown throughout the DreamWorks Trolls franchise.
About[]
Troll Forest is a dense forest where the Pop Trolls hid. It became their staying place after escaping the Troll Tree to get away from the Bergens. The forest provides a natural environment for them, as well as a lot of natural cover for hiding themselves away in. In fact, Chef previously spent 20 years looking for the Trolls here with no luck, and only found them because Poppy gave their location away by hosting a party to celebrate the escape's 20th anniversary.
Although it protected the Pop Trolls for 20 years, the forest itself can actually be quite dangerous, and a number of dangers Poppy encountered were shown during the "Get Back Up Again" sequence in Trolls, though some of the locations were likely visual gags. Nonetheless, there are a number of predators who would easily feast upon Trolls if they can.
Troll Forest is located east of Vibe City, west of Volcano Rock City, and south of Symphonyville and Lonesome Flats.
In all media, including Trolls: Holiday in Harmony, it was shown that this location experiences winter season, the entire area pales with a very pale pastel blue hue coloration and looks "colder".
Locations[]
The locations in Troll Forest vary per story, though two things that do remain consistent are Pop Village and Branch's Survival Bunker.
Troll Village/Pop Village[]
Troll Village, referred to as Pop Village in Trolls World Tour, is the home of the Pop Trolls. It's located somewhere in the northwestern part of Troll Forest.
Branch's Survival Bunker[]
Located near Pop Village, but within reach of the overall forest.
For more information, see Branch's Survival Bunker.
TrollsTopia[]
TrollsTopia is the location of an experimental project of Poppy's to get Trolls of all Tribes to live together after the events of Trolls World Tour.
Misty Meadows[]
Misty Meadows
Seen in many Trolls: The Beat Goes On! episodes and occassionally seen in Trolls: TrollsTopia, Misty Meadows is home to a number of creatures and wild animals.
Appearances[]
Trolls: The Beat Goes On!
- Season 1
- Season 2
- Season 5
- "New Anthem" (mentioned)
Trolls: TrollsTopia
- Season 1
Valley of Thorns[]
The Valley of Thorns
Seen in the Trolls: The Beat Goes On! episode "Hair-Jitsu", the Valley of Thorns is the area where the two Hair-Jitsu Trees (Tae-Kwon Joe and Tae-Kwon Kevin) are found. It's later mentioned in "Tour Guide Of Duty" as one of Branch's suggestions for a tour location to Tug Duluth, only for her to show a poster to confirm that she already did a tour (named the "Prickly Pilgrimage") there.
Slippery Slope[]
Slippery Slope
Slippery Slope is a mountain appearing in the Trolls: The Beat Goes On! episode "Fluffleberry Quest". According to the episode, it is the most dangerous mountain known to the Trolls, and the only place where Plushroom can be found. Inside it are several places of their own.
Banana Peel Bluff[]
The Banana Peel Bluff
The Banana Peel Bluff is a flat place full of plants that leave banana peels on the ground. Anyone who comes here has to move carefully between the banana peels to avoid slipping, although (aware or not) they can also use the peels as sliding transport to make it through the Bluff much faster.
Prat Falls[]
Prat Falls
Prat Falls is a water-prominent section of Slippery Slope full of rivers and waterfalls that work similarly to slides.
Soap Sud Summit[]
Soap Sud Summit
Soap Sud Summit is the exact location of the mountain with Plushroom. Getting the Plushroom is difficult because it has flora that shoots out large, sud-filled bubbles that send Trolls into the sky, making popping the bubbles pretty risky too as they can get injured from falling.
Tunnels of Certain Death[]
The Tunnels of Certain Death
The Tunnels of Certain Death were used by the Pop Trolls as a means of escape from the Troll Tree during the opening storyline of Trolls. According to Cloud Guy, only one tunnel leads to the Troll Tree while the others lead to certain death, though little is known about their grimness. Trolls: The Beat Goes On! makes numerous references to these tunnels (such as one of Branch's suggested tour locations to Tug Duluth in "Tour Guide Of Duty"), and in the episode "Lost In The Woods", it's shown that another one of them leads to Fearsome Forest.
Without using the tunnels, the path to Bergen Town leads through a woodland located outside of Troll Kingdom; this area is the former home of the Pop Trolls. The Bergens have littered the woodland area over time.
Fearsome Forest[]
The Fearsome Forest
Seen in the Trolls: The Beat Goes On! episode "Lost In The Woods", Fearsome Forest is a dark forest area that's accessed through one of the Tunnels of Certain Death. Like the tunnels there are various paths, one of which leads to safety while the others lead to certain death. In the episode, the safe path was guarded by Certain Death. The only other known inhabitant of the forest is Sir Tandeth.
Raging Rapids[]
The Raging Rapids
Seen in the Trolls: The Beat Goes On! episode "Glitter Loss", the Raging Rapids is a fast-flowing river found near Pop Village. The end of it deviates into the Sizzling Streams.
Sizzling Streams[]
The Sizzling Streams
Appeared in "Glitter Loss", the Sizzling Streams are a series of small rivers that deviate from the course of the Raging Rapids. One of the rivers leads to the Horrifying Waterfalls.
Horrifying Waterfalls[]
The Horrifying Waterfalls
Seen in "Glitter Loss", the Horrifying Waterfalls is a waterfall that begins at the end of one of the rivers in the Sizzling Streams, and leads to the Gushing Geyser.
Gushing Geyser[]
The Gushing Geyser
Appeared in "Glitter Loss", the Gushing Geyser is a geyser that originates from the bottom of the Horrifying Waterfalls. It's capable of shooting out any Trolls that fall into it through a long distance.
Fountain of Glitter[]
See Glitter for more information.
Troll Lagoon[]
Troll Lagoon with a plankway leading to Tug Duluth's submarine
Troll Lagoon is a recurring location in Trolls: The Beat Goes On! and Trolls: TrollsTopia, first appearing in the former's episode "Dark Side Of The Lagoon". As its name suggests, it's a lagoon that's mostly plain-looking on the surface, with the only relevant avenue being a touring submarine run by Tug Duluth that allows Trolls to look across the inside of the lake, which, in contrast to the surface, is home to a diversity of fauna and habitats.
Appearances[]
Trolls: The Beat Goes On!
- Season 2
- Season 5
- "New Anthem" (mentioned)
- "Dark Side Of The Lagoon"
Trolls: TrollsTopia
- Season 1
Mystery Island[]
The mystery island
In "Tour Guide Of Duty", Tug states that at one point, an island emerged in the middle of the lagoon, only for it to swim off later. She was planning to host a tour in there as soon as it emerged, but the tour never came to fruition. Because the island was never stepped on and thus no one had a clear knowledge of it, it was called "Mystery Island".
Lost Game Room[]
The Lost Game Room is an ancient complex seen in the Trolls: TrollsTopia episode "Laguna Tidepool & the Lost Game Room". Its entrance is located within a ridge far beneath the surface of the lagoon, which is followed by a long course of traps until reaching the door, which in turn automatically opens every 100 years (as stated by Laguna Tidepool) for a short moment before closing again. Inside the room itself, there's a board game that's stated to combine "all the greatest games into one"; any Troll who plays it will get hypnotized and have an endless desire to continue playing, which risks them getting trapped in the room once the door starts to close.
Hill Mountain[]
Hill Mountain
Hill Mountain is a mountain appearing in the Trolls: The Beat Goes On! episode "Marshtato Fairy". At its peak is the secret dwelling of Marshtato Mary, as well as where the Trolls believe the Marshtato Fairy lives.
Bummer Territory[]
Mentioned in the Trolls: The Beat Goes On! episode "Giggleyum", the Bummer Territory is known to be one of the most uninspiring areas within the forest, and is extremely dull to the point Sky Toronto warned his employees travelling through there that they may not make it back alive. He listed the locations in this area, such as "busy-work bog", "the valley of watching paint dry" and "the bland canyon". It's the only known location where Sparkle Melon can be found.
Budding Valley[]
Budding Valley is a valley region that is home to a variety of natural areas, including some that wouldn't be conveniently found in valleys. It was seen in the Trolls: The Beat Goes On! episode "A Flower For Poppy".
Field of Blossoms[]
The Field of Blossoms
The Field of Blossoms is a hilly area home to multiple kinds of flowers. According to Smidge, the birds that visit the field eat nectar from only one of these kinds.
Grotto of the Flowers[]
The Grotto of the Flowers
The Grotto of the Flowers is a cave in which Poppy's favorite kind of flower is found. Peppy has also stated to have come to the cave once.
In the episode, it was the Snack Pack's destination to get Poppy one of the flowers as a gift to her. While they managed to get said flower, they ended up losing it on the way home as they fought for who gets to give it to Poppy.
Wooferbug Valley[]
Mentioned in the Trolls: The Beat Goes On! episode "Troll Rangers", the Wooferbug Valley is the area where the Wooferbugs in the wild inhabit.
Eyestalk Caverns[]
The Eyestalk Caverns is an unseen location only mentioned in the Trolls: The Beat Goes On! episode "Tour Guide Of Duty" as one of Branch's suggestions for a tour location to Tug Duluth, only for her to show a poster to confirm that she already did one of her most popular tours (named the "Ocular Odyssey") there.
Puffalo Plains[]
The Puffalo Plains
Similarly to the Eyestalk Caverns, the Puffalo Plains is another location from "Tour Guide Of Duty" suggested by Branch to Tug. Presumably, it's where Puffalo in the wild inhabit. Tug didn't approve of this suggestion because the Puffalo in there were at moulting season at the time, and therefore couldn't be presented to tour clients.
Ant-Critter Queendom[]
The Ant-Critter Queendom
Also appeared in "Tour Guide Of Duty", the Ant-Critter Queendom was a small anthill inhabited by a fictional species of ants known as "Ant-Critters", which Branch suggests to Tug for her planned tour. It was accidentally destroyed by burning when the sun's rays came down Branch's magnifying glass (which he used in order to show the Queendom to Tug clearly), with only a few surviving Ant-Critters in the aftermath.
Fun Mountain[]
Also from "Tour Guide Of Duty", the Fun Mountain is a fake location made up by Branch in an attempt to encourage Tug to go on with her oncoming tour when she considers quitting it. It doesn't convince Tug easily, as she's never heard of such a name before.
Flavor Berry Patch[]
The Flavor Berry Patch surrounded by Quick Glitter
Seen in the Trolls: TrollsTopia episode "Branch Out of Water", the Flavor Berry Patch is where Branch and Synth pick Flavor Berries. It's surrounded by "Quick Glitter", which is similar to quicksand, in which it puts any Troll attempting to pick its berries in a risk of death.
Lazy River[]
The Lazy River
Seen in the Trolls: TrollsTopia episode "It's Dad-urday", the Lazy River is where the Dad-cathalon's white water rafting takes place during Dad-urday. Although mostly a peaceful river, its last minute currents are so rapid, they will take any traveler down to the infamous "flaming whirlpool of doom".
The Flaming Whirlpool of Doom[]
The Flaming Whirlpool of Doom
Also seen in "It's Dad-urday", the Flaming Whirlpool of Doom is where Guy Diamond opting on going to. It is linked to Lazy River.
Villain Lair[]
The Villain Lair
Seen in the Trolls: TrollsTopia episode "The Troublesome Trio", the Villain Lair is a small cave where Chaz, Marshtato Mary and Pushy Poppy planned their attack TrollsTopia (after each of them failed to do so individually) before the episode's events rolled in.
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