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The Troll Dolls are a [[LongRunner long-running]] toyline that had a number of brands made by different companies, involving small humanoid dolls with fluffy long hair that normally sticks up.

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The Troll Dolls are a [[LongRunner long-running]] toyline that had a number of brands made by different companies, involving small humanoid dolls {{dolls}} with fluffy long hair that normally sticks up.
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-> ''I bought a Troll\\
I bought a Troll for you\\
The one you wanted was blue\\
But they only had Yellow''
--> Creator/JimmyFallon
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: As mentioned above, the Troll dolls generally have a technicolor range of hair colors.

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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: As mentioned above, the WorldOfTechnicolorHair: The Troll dolls generally have a technicolor range of hair colors.colors in all the colors of the rainbow.
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* AmazingTechnicolorPopulation[=/=]AmazingTechnicolorWildlife: While the Troll dolls already had variously colored hair from the very beginning[[note]]The earliest dolls of the ''Dam Trolls'' brand only came with brown, black and white hair, though.[[/note]], [=DreamWorks=] ''Trolls'' was the first related franchise to explicitly use this trope, as it changed the Trolls' skin tones and noses to vary in any color but the original beige. Many other species in the franchise are Technicolor-based, too.

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* AmazingTechnicolorPopulation[=/=]AmazingTechnicolorWildlife: While the Troll dolls already had variously colored hair from the very beginning[[note]]The earliest dolls of the ''Dam Trolls'' brand only came with brown, black and white hair, though.[[/note]], [=DreamWorks=] ''Trolls'' was the first related franchise to explicitly use this trope, as it changed the Trolls' skin tones and noses to vary in any color but the original beige. Many other species in the franchise are Technicolor-based, technicolored too.
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* AmazingTechnicolorPopulation[=/=]AmazingTechnicolorWildlife: While the Troll dolls already had variously colored hair from the very beginning[[note]]The earliest dolls of the ''Dam Trolls'' brand only came with brown, black and white hair, though.[[/note]], [=DreamWorks=] ''Trolls'' was the first related franchise to explicitly use this trope, as it changed the Trolls' skin and noses to vary in any color but the original beige. Many other species in the franchise are Technicolor-based, too.

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* AmazingTechnicolorPopulation[=/=]AmazingTechnicolorWildlife: While the Troll dolls already had variously colored hair from the very beginning[[note]]The earliest dolls of the ''Dam Trolls'' brand only came with brown, black and white hair, though.[[/note]], [=DreamWorks=] ''Trolls'' was the first related franchise to explicitly use this trope, as it changed the Trolls' skin tones and noses to vary in any color but the original beige. Many other species in the franchise are Technicolor-based, too.
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* AmazingTechnicolorPopulation / AmazingTechnicolorWildlife: While the Troll dolls already had variously colored hair from the very beginning[[note]]The earliest dolls of the ''Dam Trolls'' brand only came with brown, black and white hair, though.[[/note]], [=DreamWorks=] ''Trolls'' was the first related franchise to explicitly use this trope, as it changed the Trolls' skin and noses to vary in any color but the original beige. Many other species in the franchise are Technicolor-based, too.

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* AmazingTechnicolorPopulation / AmazingTechnicolorWildlife: AmazingTechnicolorPopulation[=/=]AmazingTechnicolorWildlife: While the Troll dolls already had variously colored hair from the very beginning[[note]]The earliest dolls of the ''Dam Trolls'' brand only came with brown, black and white hair, though.[[/note]], [=DreamWorks=] ''Trolls'' was the first related franchise to explicitly use this trope, as it changed the Trolls' skin and noses to vary in any color but the original beige. Many other species in the franchise are Technicolor-based, too.

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* ReferencedBy: In ''WesternAnimation/TheBossBabyFamilyBusiness'', Tina uses a colorful Troll doll when discussing their plan to take down Armstrong.
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* ReferencedBy: In ''WesternAnimation/TheBossBabyFamilyBusiness'', Tina uses a colorful Troll doll when discussing their plan to take down Armstrong.
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The Troll Dolls were originally started by Thomas Dam when he made a preceding woodcarving figure for his daughter. He started the ''Dam Trolls'' brand with the opening of a factory in 1959, which produced plastic dolls, in turn opening up the Dam Things company. The Troll Dolls were produced as "good luck" charms aimed at young children, and were meant to look like human babies, though they were originally based on the actual trolls from Norse mythology. Children were supposed to rub the dolls' hair and look after them, which would bring them good luck throughout the day.

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The Troll Dolls were originally started in Denmark by Thomas Dam when he made a preceding woodcarving figure for his daughter. He started the ''Dam Trolls'' brand with the opening of a factory in 1959, which produced plastic dolls, in turn opening up the Dam Things company. The Troll Dolls were produced as "good luck" charms aimed at young children, and were meant to look like human babies, though they were originally based on the actual trolls from Norse mythology. Children were supposed to rub the dolls' hair and look after them, which would bring them good luck throughout the day.
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: As mentioned above, the Troll dolls generally have a technicolor range of hair colors.
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* AmazingTechnicolorPopulation: While the Troll dolls already had variously colored hair from the very beginning[[note]]The earliest dolls of the ''Dam Trolls'' brand only came with brown, black and white hair, though.[[/note]], [=DreamWorks=] ''Trolls'' was the first related franchise to explicitly use this trope, as it changed the Trolls' skin and noses to vary in any color but the original beige. Many other species in the franchise are Technicolor-based, too.

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* AmazingTechnicolorPopulation: AmazingTechnicolorPopulation / AmazingTechnicolorWildlife: While the Troll dolls already had variously colored hair from the very beginning[[note]]The earliest dolls of the ''Dam Trolls'' brand only came with brown, black and white hair, though.[[/note]], [=DreamWorks=] ''Trolls'' was the first related franchise to explicitly use this trope, as it changed the Trolls' skin and noses to vary in any color but the original beige. Many other species in the franchise are Technicolor-based, too.
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* ''WesternAnimation/MagicalSuperTrolls'' (1992)
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheMagicTrollsAndTheTrollWarriors'' (1991)
* ''WesternAnimation/StoneProtectors'' (1993)
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* AmazingTechnicolorWildlife: While the Troll dolls already had technicolor hair from the very beginning[[note]]The earliest dolls of the ''Dam Trolls'' brand only came with brown, black and white hair colors, though.[[/note]], [=DreamWorks=] ''Trolls'' was the first related franchise to explicitly use this trope, as it changed the Trolls' skin and noses to vary in any color but the original beige. Many other species in the franchise are technicolor-based too.

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* AmazingTechnicolorWildlife: AmazingTechnicolorPopulation: While the Troll dolls already had technicolor variously colored hair from the very beginning[[note]]The earliest dolls of the ''Dam Trolls'' brand only came with brown, black and white hair colors, hair, though.[[/note]], [=DreamWorks=] ''Trolls'' was the first related franchise to explicitly use this trope, as it changed the Trolls' skin and noses to vary in any color but the original beige. Many other species in the franchise are technicolor-based Technicolor-based, too.

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* ''Franchise/{{Trolls}}'' (aka [=DreamWorks=] ''Trolls'' after its producer) (2016-present)

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* ''Franchise/{{Trolls}}'' (aka [=DreamWorks=] ''Trolls'' "[=DreamWorks=] ''Trolls''", after its producer) (2016-present)


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* AdaptationExpansion: The toyline didn't have any work of fiction of its own, so all the adaptational media made their own storylines and official characters.
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* ''WesternAnimation/Trollkins'' (1981)
* ''WesternAnimation/Trollz'' (2005)

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* ''WesternAnimation/Trollkins'' ''WesternAnimation/{{Trollkins}}'' (1981)
* ''WesternAnimation/Trollz'' ''WesternAnimation/{{Trollz}}'' (2005)
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The Troll Dolls are a [[LongRunner long-running]] toyline that had a number of brands made by different companies, involving small humanoid dolls with fluffy long hair that normally sticks up.

The Troll Dolls were originally started by Thomas Dam when he made a preceding woodcarving figure for his daughter. He started the ''Dam Trolls'' brand with the opening of a factory in 1959, which produced plastic dolls, in turn opening up the Dam Things company. The Troll Dolls were produced as "good luck" charms aimed at young children, and were meant to look like human babies, though they were originally based on the actual trolls from Norse mythology. Children were supposed to rub the dolls' hair and look after them, which would bring them good luck throughout the day.

The Troll Dolls were popular in Europe and later North America throughout the 1960s to 1980s. By the late 1980s and 1990s, attempts were made to extend the Troll Dolls to a more global scale with a number of new brands and related products; however, due to a lack of copyright enforcement many companies were also able to make bootleg brands without getting licenses from Dam Things. This resulted in the overall peak in sales of the Troll Dolls, but in the late 1990s Dam Things managed to sort out the copyright issues.

When the 21st century began, Creator/DICEntertainment tried to bring back the Troll Dolls again with its TV series ''WesternAnimation/{{Trollz}}'', aired in 2005, but there wasn't much of success. Later in 2011, Creator/DreamWorksAnimation bought the rights to the Troll Dolls to start their own franchise, simply known as ''Franchise/{{Trolls}}'' but colloquially referred to as "[=DreamWorks=] ''Trolls''". It was set up in 2016 with the [[WesternAnimation/{{Trolls}} movie of the same title]], and brought back the popularity of the toyline with CashCowFranchise results.

Throughout time, other media had also referenced the Troll Dolls in some way.

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* ''Dam Trolls'' (1959-2011)
* ''Battle Trolls'' (1992-1993)
* ''Russ Trolls'' (late 1980s-1990s)
* ''Mighty Max - Hairy Heads'' (date ''TBA'')
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* ''WesternAnimation/Trollkins'' (1981)
* ''WesternAnimation/Trollz'' (2005)
* ''Franchise/{{Trolls}}'' (aka [=DreamWorks=] ''Trolls'' after its producer) (2016-present)
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* ''Trash Can Trolls'' cards (1992)
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* ''Franchise/ToyStory''
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* AmazingTechnicolorWildlife: While the Troll dolls already had technicolor hair from the very beginning[[note]]The earliest dolls of the ''Dam Trolls'' brand only came with brown, black and white hair colors, though.[[/note]], [=DreamWorks=] ''Trolls'' was the first related franchise to explicitly use this trope, as it changed the Trolls' skin and noses to vary in any color but the original beige. Many other species in the franchise are technicolor-based too.
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