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* SequelEpisode: Some season finale episodes with a cliffhanger have the premiere episode of the next season as their sequel. Examples include "Wormhole" to "Branch Bum" and "Blank Day" to "Bringing Up Birdy" (the latter's case however, opens with a HalfwayPlotSwitch instead of continuing with the previous episode's storyline).
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* SequelEpisode: Some season finale episodes with a cliffhanger have the premiere episode of the next season as their sequel. Examples include "Wormhole" to "Branch Bum" and "Blank Day" to "Bringing Up Birdy" (the latter's case case, however, opens with a HalfwayPlotSwitch instead of continuing with the previous episode's storyline).
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* StillBelievesInSanta: Exaggerated. In the episode "Marshtato Fairy", it's shown that, as a standard for Troll society, every Troll believes in their entire life about the existence of a titular Marshtato Fairy character, who is responsible for the supposed annual Marshtato harvest. The only Troll to have known the truth behind the myth thus far was Branch, but he decided to not tell it in order to avoid ruining the Trolls' life.
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* StillBelievesInSanta: Exaggerated.{{Exaggerated|Trope}}. In the episode "Marshtato Fairy", it's shown that, as a standard for Troll society, every Troll believes in their entire life about the existence of a titular Marshtato Fairy character, who is responsible for the supposed annual Marshtato harvest. The only Troll to have known the truth behind the myth thus far was Branch, but he decided to not tell it in order to avoid ruining the Trolls' life.life.
* StockYuck: In "Chummy Sparklestone", the Trolls are disgusted when Cooper deduces that the secret ingredient of Peppy's upside-down cake is black jelly beans.
* StockYuck: In "Chummy Sparklestone", the Trolls are disgusted when Cooper deduces that the secret ingredient of Peppy's upside-down cake is black jelly beans.
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* FiveStagesOfGrief: When Sky Toronto isolates himself after Branch "kills" his tie, Sky Jr., Branch tries to reconcile with him and Sky goes through all five stages within 15 seconds.
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* FiveStagesOfGrief: When Sky Toronto isolates himself after Branch "kills" his tie, Sky Jr., Branch tries to reconcile with him and Sky goes through all five stages within 15 seconds.seconds, something that he refers to as "power-grieving".
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* ArbitrarySkepticism: Occurs no matter how odd their world is with only one lampshade hanging. In ''Whimsy Wasps'' Smidge points out the biological impossibility of both a species that feeds on whimsy and one that feeds on boringness. Both times she's countered by Cooper pooping cupcakes on the spot, which she concedes to. Another episode has Branch point out the evolutionary nonsense of a plant on a remote island that swallows trolls whole to spit them out with a makeover, yet the plot of another episode was about them hunting for swag by tickling a species of deer until they puked it up. Not to mention all the apparently natural instances of OrganicTechnology the trolls use like giant beetles that are turntable sound systems or the small bug-like critters they use as boomboxes.
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* ArbitrarySkepticism: Occurs no matter how odd their world is with only one lampshade hanging. In ''Whimsy Wasps'' Smidge points out the biological impossibility of both a species that feeds on whimsy and one that feeds on boringness. Both times she's countered by Cooper pooping cupcakes on the spot, which she concedes to. Another episode has Branch point out the evolutionary nonsense of a plant on a remote island that swallows trolls whole to spit them out with a makeover, yet the plot of another episode was about them hunting for swag by tickling a species of deer until they puked it up. Not to mention all the apparently natural instances of OrganicTechnology FantasyCounterpartAppliance the trolls use like giant beetles that are turntable sound systems or the small bug-like critters they use as boomboxes.
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* PrinceOfPranksters: Mainly Branch; in "Prank Day", Poppy and Branch prank each other in order for either one to earn the title of "Prank Master".
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* PrinceOfPranksters: ThePrankster: Mainly Branch; in "Prank Day", Poppy and Branch prank each other in order for either one to earn the title of "Prank Master".
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** In the episode "Fluffleberry Quest", the Snack Pack go on a mission to restore the lost Fluffleberry cake recipe made by Branch's grandmother. Once the recipe is restored, the Snack Pack decide to try a Fluffleberry cake for themselves, but they think that it has a missing ingredient once they find it to have a bad taste. They go on another trip in order to find the supposed missing ingredient, only to be told by Branch that it was used to make the dish and the cake's recipe was actually correct. He takes a slice of the cake for himself, which gets the rest of the Snack Pack disgusted.
** Trolls have been shown to generally dislike Fluffleberry. The only other Troll who's shown to like it is Nova Swift, who was seen drinking a Fluffleberry latte.
** In the episode "Fluffleberry Quest", the Snack Pack go on a mission to restore the lost Fluffleberry cake recipe made by Branch's grandmother. Once the recipe is restored, the Snack Pack decide to try a Fluffleberry cake for themselves, but they think that it has a missing ingredient once they find it to have a bad taste. They go on another trip in order to find the supposed missing ingredient, only to be told by Branch that it was used to make the dish and the cake's recipe was actually correct. He takes a slice of the cake for himself, which gets the rest of the Snack Pack disgusted.
** Trolls have been shown to generally dislike Fluffleberry. The only other Troll who's shown to like it is Nova Swift, who was seen drinking a Fluffleberry latte.
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* UvulaEscapeRoute: In "Finn Cascade", Branch is swallowed by the episode's titular fish after trying to impress him several times so that he would befriend him. With Baha, he eventually finds the way to escape from Finn's mouth by blocking his blowhole and hanging onto his uvula.
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* UnfortunateNames: The Hair Ball. Which is just a formal, prom-like occasion.
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** Lampshaded in "Funsgiving" with the Snack Pack explaining the holiday to Branch, even though he already knows about it. Then they start explainging [[UpToEleven food]] to him.
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** Lampshaded in "Funsgiving" with the Snack Pack explaining the holiday to Branch, even though he already knows about it. Then they start explainging [[UpToEleven explaining [[ExaggeratedTrope food]] to him.
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** The ''ASK POPPY'' short "Bad Hair Day" has Guy Diamond losing control over his PrehensileHair, and is worried that he won't be able to go to Biggie's oncoming glowsitck party like that. Poppy gets Biggie to allow hats in his party so that Guy's hair can be kept controlled.
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** The ''ASK POPPY'' short "Bad Hair Day" has Guy Diamond losing control over his PrehensileHair, and is worried that he won't be able to go to Biggie's oncoming glowsitck glowstick party like that. Poppy gets Biggie to allow hats in his party so that Guy's hair can be kept controlled.
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* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: in "Branch Bum", Poppy wishes for once than Branch should stop thinking about danger. [[GoneHorriblyRight This goes too well]], when they ended up on a relaxed Island free of danger, and Branch suddenly becomes a more relaxed version of himself called "Frond". But when a storm appears and the boat is cracking under pressure, Poopy eventually regrets her wish.
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* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: in "Branch Bum", Poppy wishes for once than that Branch should would stop thinking about danger. [[GoneHorriblyRight This goes too well]], when they ended up on a relaxed Island free of danger, and Branch suddenly becomes a more relaxed version of himself called "Frond". But when a storm appears and the boat is cracking under pressure, Poopy eventually regrets her wish.
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** "Prank Day" has Poppy and Branch pranking each other. Gone too far and taken UpToEleven with Smidge taking over when Branch accidentally pushes her BerserkButton, but the episode ends with everything being okay.
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** "Prank Day" has Poppy and Branch pranking each other. Gone too far and taken UpToEleven with Smidge taking over when Branch accidentally pushes her BerserkButton, but the episode ends with everything being okay.
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* RealityEnsues: Rather than perform a HappyEndingOverride, the series looks into the consequences of the movie's ending.
** While the Bergens are no longer out to eat trolls, and it's clear that they do understand happiness can be found outside of eating one, there are still plenty of tensions between the two groups, along with plenty of cultural misunderstandings that the parties have to actively work to resolve.
** Yes, Branch did get his colors back and is capable of being happy again. That said, it doesn't erase who he was, and he still has a paranoid and pessimistic streak that he can carry too far. He even does a LampshadeHanging a few times that his current attitude is still pretty new, and still has issues to work through.
** Several episodes has Poppy dealing with her newfound responsibilities as queen. Naturally, her happy-go-lucky attitude isn't enough to solve certain problems the village has.
* ReferenceOverdosed: While the ''Trolls'' movies have made a few references, ''Trolls: The Beat Goes On!'' brings it UpToEleven by including a bunch of them per each season, a decent part of which come from episode titles. See the show's [[ShoutOut/TrollsTheBeatGoesOn Shout-Out]] page for a list.
** While the Bergens are no longer out to eat trolls, and it's clear that they do understand happiness can be found outside of eating one, there are still plenty of tensions between the two groups, along with plenty of cultural misunderstandings that the parties have to actively work to resolve.
** Yes, Branch did get his colors back and is capable of being happy again. That said, it doesn't erase who he was, and he still has a paranoid and pessimistic streak that he can carry too far. He even does a LampshadeHanging a few times that his current attitude is still pretty new, and still has issues to work through.
** Several episodes has Poppy dealing with her newfound responsibilities as queen. Naturally, her happy-go-lucky attitude isn't enough to solve certain problems the village has.
* ReferenceOverdosed: While the ''Trolls'' movies have made a few references, ''Trolls: The Beat Goes On!'' brings it UpToEleven by including a bunch of them per each season, a decent part of which come from episode titles. See the show's [[ShoutOut/TrollsTheBeatGoesOn Shout-Out]] page for a list.
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** While the Bergens are no longer out to eat trolls, and it's clear that they do understand happiness can be found outside of eating one, there are still plenty of tensions between the two groups, along with plenty of cultural misunderstandings that the parties have to actively work to resolve.
** Yes, Branch did get his colors back and is capable of being happy again. That said, it doesn't erase who he was, and he still has a paranoid and pessimistic streak that he can carry too far. He even does a LampshadeHanging a few times that his current attitude is still pretty new, and still has issues to work through.
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* SugarApocalypse: ''Rainbowmageddon'' is about the crumbling of a rainbow and a meteoric rain of its pieces potentially causing a [[ApocalypseHow Class 0]] on Troll Village.
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* SugarApocalypse: ''Rainbowmageddon'' "Rainbowmageddon" is about the crumbling of a rainbow and a meteoric rain of its pieces potentially causing a [[ApocalypseHow Class 0]] on Troll Village.Village.
* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcomes: Rather than perform a HappyEndingOverride, the series looks into the consequences of the movie's ending.
** While the Bergens are no longer out to eat trolls, and it's clear that they do understand happiness can be found outside of eating one, there are still plenty of tensions between the two groups, along with plenty of cultural misunderstandings that the parties have to actively work to resolve.
** Yes, Branch did get his colors back and is capable of being happy again. That said, it doesn't erase who he was, and he still has a paranoid and pessimistic streak that he can carry too far. He even does a LampshadeHanging a few times that his current attitude is still pretty new, and still has issues to work through.
** Several episodes have Poppy dealing with her newfound responsibilities as queen. Naturally, her happy-go-lucky attitude isn't enough to solve certain problems the village has.
* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcomes: Rather than perform a HappyEndingOverride, the series looks into the consequences of the movie's ending.
** While the Bergens are no longer out to eat trolls, and it's clear that they do understand happiness can be found outside of eating one, there are still plenty of tensions between the two groups, along with plenty of cultural misunderstandings that the parties have to actively work to resolve.
** Yes, Branch did get his colors back and is capable of being happy again. That said, it doesn't erase who he was, and he still has a paranoid and pessimistic streak that he can carry too far. He even does a LampshadeHanging a few times that his current attitude is still pretty new, and still has issues to work through.
** Several episodes have Poppy dealing with her newfound responsibilities as queen. Naturally, her happy-go-lucky attitude isn't enough to solve certain problems the village has.
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* NutritionalNightmare: The "Snuggler" in "Hug Fest"; a hot dog in a cupcake, which is then covered in three types of cheese, put into a brownie, and the whole thing in a ball of deep-fried batter. Branch orders it to stall for time but loses his appetite upon receiving it.
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* NutritionalNightmare: The "Snuggler" in "Hug Fest"; a hot dog in a cupcake, which is then covered in three types of cheese, put into a brownie, and the whole thing surrounded in a ball of deep-fried batter. Branch orders it to stall for time but loses his appetite upon receiving it.
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* NoGuyWantsAnAmazon: Smidge's concern about her crush, Milton Moss in ''Crushin' It''. [[spoiler:Turns out he might actually be an AmazonChaser.]]
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* NoGuyWantsAnAmazon: Smidge's concern about her crush, Milton Moss in ''Crushin' It''."Crushin' It". [[spoiler:Turns out he might actually be an AmazonChaser.]]
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--''The show's theme song''
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* NutritionalNightmare: The "Snuggler" in "Hug Fest"; a hot dog in a cupcake, which is then covered in three types of cheese, put into a brownie, and the whole thing in a ball of deep-fried batter. Branch orders it to stall for time but loses his appetite upon receiving it.
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* SeasonalBaggae: Happens in part of the scrapbook montage of "Wormhole", though it's only limited to hot and winter seasons.
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* SeasonalBaggae: SeasonalBaggage: Happens in part of the scrapbook montage of "Wormhole", though it's only limited to hot and winter seasons.
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* BadHairDay:
** The ''ASK POPPY'' short "Bad Hair Day" has Guy Diamond losing control over his PrehensileHair, and is worried that he won't be able to go to Biggie's oncoming glowsitck party like that. Poppy gets Biggie to allow hats in his party so that Guy's hair can be kept controlled.
** In "Trolly Tales 3", Poppy, Guy and DJ Suki have to fill in Gia Grooves' role at the Troll Village child daycare center due to her hair undergoing the same condition as Guy's in the previous case above, which is claimed that it will last her the entire day.
** The ''ASK POPPY'' short "Bad Hair Day" has Guy Diamond losing control over his PrehensileHair, and is worried that he won't be able to go to Biggie's oncoming glowsitck party like that. Poppy gets Biggie to allow hats in his party so that Guy's hair can be kept controlled.
** In "Trolly Tales 3", Poppy, Guy and DJ Suki have to fill in Gia Grooves' role at the Troll Village child daycare center due to her hair undergoing the same condition as Guy's in the previous case above, which is claimed that it will last her the entire day.
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''Trolls: The Beat Goes On!'' is a Creator/{{Netflix}} animated series produced by Creator/DreamWorksAnimation, based on the 2016 film ''WesternAnimation/{{Trolls}}''.
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''Trolls: The Beat Goes On!'' is a Creator/{{Netflix}} animated series produced by Creator/DreamWorksAnimation, based on the their 2016 film ''WesternAnimation/{{Trolls}}''.
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** Season 8: Thanks to Cloud Guy, Branch's bunker is about to explode in ten seconds. This was later confirmed to be a gag and the show staff did not intend it to be a cliffhanger ending.
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** Season 8: Thanks to Cloud Guy, Branch's bunker is about to explode in ten seconds. This was later confirmed to be a gag and gag, since the show staff did not didn't intend it to be a cliffhanger ending.an actual cliffhanger.
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* CanonDiscontinuity: The show is not considered part of the movie canon storyline by either fans nor the shows staff and it exists as its own entity seperate from the movies as a result. The show fails to acknowledge a number of movie storyline elements.
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* CanonDiscontinuity: The show is not isn't considered part of the movie 3D canon storyline by either neither fans nor the shows staff and it exists show's staff, instead existing as its own entity seperate mere "secondary canon". The show had ignored certain plot elements from the movies as a result. The show fails to acknowledge a number of first movie storyline elements.at times, which is especially evident in Branch's childhood flashbacks.
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* TwoShorts: The series uses this format.
* TwoTimerDate: In ''Two-Party System'' Poppy runs herself ragged trying to run two birthdays for Branch and Bridget. She's keeping their parties a secret between them because she doesn't want them to feel anything less than totally special and important. When they find out Branch and Bridget are both rightfully upset, [[AngerBornOfWorry because Poppy was putting a lot of pressure on herself]].
* TwoTimerDate: In ''Two-Party System'' Poppy runs herself ragged trying to run two birthdays for Branch and Bridget. She's keeping their parties a secret between them because she doesn't want them to feel anything less than totally special and important. When they find out Branch and Bridget are both rightfully upset, [[AngerBornOfWorry because Poppy was putting a lot of pressure on herself]].
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* TwoShorts: Most of the episodes are divided into two segments that are usually unrelated to each other. The series uses only episode that doesn't follow this format.
format is "Party Crashed", which has a single storyline for its entire length.
* TwoTimerDate: In''Two-Party System'' "Two-Party System", Poppy runs herself ragged trying to run two birthdays for Branch and Bridget. She's keeping their parties a secret between them because she doesn't want them to feel anything less than totally special and important. When they find out Branch and Bridget are both rightfully upset, [[AngerBornOfWorry because Poppy was putting a lot of pressure on herself]].
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** Season 8: Thanks to Cloud Guy, Branch's bunker is about to explode in ten seconds.
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** Season 8: Thanks to Cloud Guy, Branch's bunker is about to explode in ten seconds. This was later confirmed to be a gag and the show staff did not intend it to be a cliffhanger ending.
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*CanonDiscontinuity: The show is not considered part of the movie canon storyline by either fans nor the shows staff and it exists as its own entity seperate from the movies as a result. The show fails to acknowledge a number of movie storyline elements.
**This is particularly true in regards to Branch's movie backstory. He is always depicted as a child featured with his adult colouration, as it is seen in the show. However, Branch was grey for over 20 years prior to both the movies storyline and the shows start; he should be grey in all of the appearences as most event take place within the 20 years since the Trolls broke out of Bergen Town. When his childhood is brought up, the show only talks about the last 10 years since he supposdly started his "Bunker Days".
**Speaking of which, life in the Troll Tree is never mentioned at all in the show and as a result the imprisonment of the Trolls in Troll town is never acknowledged. King Peppy is mentioned to have had a number of adventures in his youth - none of which were hindered by the presence of the Bergens at all.
**This is particularly true in regards to Branch's movie backstory. He is always depicted as a child featured with his adult colouration, as it is seen in the show. However, Branch was grey for over 20 years prior to both the movies storyline and the shows start; he should be grey in all of the appearences as most event take place within the 20 years since the Trolls broke out of Bergen Town. When his childhood is brought up, the show only talks about the last 10 years since he supposdly started his "Bunker Days".
**Speaking of which, life in the Troll Tree is never mentioned at all in the show and as a result the imprisonment of the Trolls in Troll town is never acknowledged. King Peppy is mentioned to have had a number of adventures in his youth - none of which were hindered by the presence of the Bergens at all.
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* ScheherezadeGambit: Keith ends up using this in "Trolly Tales 2" to help [[spoiler: Archer befriend the trolls.]]
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* ScheherezadeGambit: Keith ends up using this in "Trolly Tales 2" to help [[spoiler: Archer [[spoiler:Archer befriend the trolls.]]Trolls]].
* SeasonalBaggae: Happens in part of the scrapbook montage of "Wormhole", though it's only limited to hot and winter seasons.
* SeasonalBaggae: Happens in part of the scrapbook montage of "Wormhole", though it's only limited to hot and winter seasons.
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* TorchesAndPitchforks: Except trolls are too nice to use pitchforks, the torches are the glowing tips of their hair and they're organized into a ''friendly'' mob to befriend their target.
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* TorchesAndPitchforks: Except trolls are too nice to use pitchforks, the torches are the glowing tips of their hair hair, and they're organized they organize into a ''friendly'' mob to befriend their target.any targets.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: After being a major character throughout season 3, Archer just disappears after the season 4 premiere episode. This is lampshaded in ''Tour Guide of Duty'', where one troll wonders whatever happened to him.
** WordOfGod has it that Archer and the rest of the Party Crashers had their story arc dropped because it would've disrupted ''World Tour''.
** WordOfGod has it that Archer and the rest of the Party Crashers had their story arc dropped because it would've disrupted ''World Tour''.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: After being a major character throughout season 3, Archer just disappears after their story arc ended with "Party Crashed", all of the season 4 premiere episode. This is lampshaded Party Crashers, including Archer, never appear again for the rest of the series. Guy lampshades this in ''Tour "Tour Guide of Duty'', where one troll wonders whatever happened to him.
Duty" when he mentions the arc's events without saying the group's name.
** WordOfGod has it thatArcher and the rest of the Party Crashers had their story arc were dropped out because it they would've disrupted with the concept of ''World Tour''.Tour''. See the series' [[WhatCouldHaveBeen/TrollsTheBeatGoesOn What Could Have Been]] page for further information about this.
** WordOfGod has it that
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** The longest series of episodes with adjacent plots are the ones dealing with the Party Crashers, consisting of Season 2's "The Party Games" and "Pillow War", Season 3's "The Imposter", "The Frenemy", "Trolly Tales 2" and "Lost in the Woods", and Season 4's "Party Crashed".
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** The longest series of episodes with adjacent plots are the ones dealing with the Party Crashers, consisting of Season 2's "The Party Games" and "Pillow War", War"; Season 3's "The Imposter", "The Frenemy", "Trolly Tales 2" and "Lost in the Woods", Woods"; and Season 4's "Party Crashed".
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** Yes, Branch did get his color back and is capable of being happy again. That said, that does not erase who he was, and he's still has a paranoid and pessimistic streak that he can carry too far. He even does a LampshadeHanging a few times that his current attitude is still pretty new and that he still has issues to work through.
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** Yes, Branch did get his color colors back and is capable of being happy again. That said, that does not it doesn't erase who he was, and he's he still has a paranoid and pessimistic streak that he can carry too far. He even does a LampshadeHanging a few times that his current attitude is still pretty new new, and that he still has issues to work through.
* ScheherezadeGambit: Keith ends up using this in "Trolly Tales 2" to help [[spoiler: Archer befriend the trolls.]]
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* SelfProclaimedLoveInterest: Cloud Guy to Poppy in "Cloudy with a Chance of Hugs"
* ScheherezadeGambit: Keith ends up using this in "Trolly Tales 2" to help [[spoiler: Archer befriend the trolls.]]
* SliceOfLife
* SlowNo: When the Snack Pack warn Smidge about the water balloon.
* ScheherezadeGambit: Keith ends up using this in "Trolly Tales 2" to help [[spoiler: Archer befriend the trolls.]]
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* SelfProclaimedLoveInterest: Cloud Guy to Poppy in "Cloudy with a Chance of Hugs"
Hugs".
*ScheherezadeGambit: Keith ends up using this in SequelEpisode: Some season finale episodes with a cliffhanger have the premiere episode of the next season as their sequel. Examples include "Wormhole" to "Branch Bum" and "Blank Day" to "Bringing Up Birdy" (the latter's case however, opens with a HalfwayPlotSwitch instead of continuing with the previous episode's storyline).
** The longest series of episodes with adjacent plots are the ones dealing with the Party Crashers, consisting of Season 2's "The Party Games" and "Pillow War", Season 3's "The Imposter", "The Frenemy", "Trolly Tales 2"to help [[spoiler: Archer befriend and "Lost in the trolls.]]
Woods", and Season 4's "Party Crashed".
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SliceOfLife: Compared to the first movie, this series orients more towards storylines involving the day-to-day lifes of the main cast, though there are still some episodes of a similar nature to the movie.
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* PowerDyesYourHair: The power of [[JumpScare Jump Scares]], that is, for the trolls, in "The Poppy Horror Picture Show". [[MysticalWhiteHair The story frightened the trolls so much that their hair turn white and run away.]] Branch and Poppy weren't that scared.
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* PowerDyesYourHair: The power of [[JumpScare Jump Scares]], that is, for the trolls, in "The Poppy Horror Picture Show". [[MysticalWhiteHair The story frightened the trolls so much that their hair turn turned white and run ran away.]] Branch and Poppy weren't that scared.
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* PrankingMontage: "Prank Day" has several short pranking montages between the main plot scenes.
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Has its own [[ShoutOut/TrollsTheBeatGoesOn Shout-Out]] page.
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* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: in "Branch Bum", Poppy wishes for once than Branch should stop thinking about danger. [[GoneHorriblyRight This goes too well]], when they ended up on a relaxed Island free of danger, and Branch suddenly becomes a more relaxed version of himself called "Frond". But when a storm appears and the boat is cracking under pressure, Poopy eventually regrets her wish.
--> '''Poppy:''' Look, I'm sorry, Ok? Yes, the old Branch drives me crazy sometimes, But I've never should've wished him away. We need you, we need Branch.
--> '''Poppy:''' Look, I'm sorry, Ok? Yes, the old Branch drives me crazy sometimes, But I've never should've wished him away. We need you, we need Branch.
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* CreepyChild: The troll who wants to give Branch a hug.
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* CreepyChild: The troll who wants to give Branch a hug.Keith.
