Trolls: TrollsTopia
A Trolls series bridging World Tour and Band Together.
Trolls: TrollsTopia is an American animated series produced by DreamWorks Animation, based on the Trolls film franchise. It serves as a sequel to Trolls: The Beat Goes On! and takes place between the events of Trolls World Tour and Trolls Band Together. The series premiered on Hulu and Peacock on November 19, 2020, and ran for 52 episodes across seven seasons, concluding on August 11, 2022.
Quick Facts
- Genre
- Animated sitcom
- Fantasy
- Musical
- Comedy
- Based on
- Trolls, DreamWorks Animation
- Developer
- Matthew Beans
- Hannah Friedman
- Sam Friedman
- Theme music
- Beau Black; Loren Hoskins
- Opening theme
- "We're Livin' in Harmony", TrollsTopia Cast
- End theme
- various ending themes
- Composer
- Alex Geringas
- Alana Da Fonseca
- Jordan Yaeger (original songs)
- Country
- United States
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Did You Know?
- The series aired on YTV in Canada on December 14, 2020.
- In the Philippines, it premiered on GMA Network on February 3, 2024, under the Astig Authority Saturday and Sunday morning block.
- The Filipino dub of Trolls: TrollsTopia marks the second season of the Filipino dub after TV5's The Beat Goes On.
Production
DreamWorks revealed Trolls: TrollsTopia on January 17, 2020, as a Trolls series heading exclusively to Hulu and Peacock, with an initial premiere set for April 15, 2020. This news came alongside announcements for other projects like The Croods: A New Age, The Boss Baby: Family Business, Cleopatra in Space, Where's Waldo?, The Mighty Ones, Madagascar: A Little Wild, and fresh episodes of Curious George. The series faced a delay because COVID-19 disrupted Peacock’s original programming lineup, but Hulu stuck to its schedule and confirmed a November 19, 2020 release. The first trailer dropped on November 5, 2020. A screenshot appeared in TV Kids magazine’s October 2020 issue. Universal struck a long-term deal with Sky that included Trolls: TrollsTopia, letting viewers in Ireland and the United Kingdom watch it on that platform. That same October, a storyboard for an episode called “Dinner with Dante” featuring a Classical Troll named Dante Crescendo surfaced on Tumblr and was taken down quickly; the series’ animatic opening credits also leaked. Jim Mortensen stated the leaks were stolen. Returning crew from Trolls: The Beat Goes On! included executive producer Matthew Beans and composer Alex Geringas. Animator and director Jim Mortensen came back for the show but left production by February 2020.
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