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- Draco in Leather Pants: Near literally, Chaz has gotten great amounts of this treatment after "Smooth Operator". Besides fans of the Trolls franchise already liking him, many were a little surprised at his turn as a villain, still finding him sympathetic because the trolls were somewhat insensitive about his self-expression, as well as taking his statement of being unbearably lonely as the unvarnished truth: he is the only Jazz Troll shown to be around. While every other subtribe is shown to have at least one other person to share their music with, Chaz is truly alone, and it's not unsympathetic to watch him do anything to make sure he'll never be alone again. Though he does later find some surprisingly real friends in fellow villainous figures Marshtato Mary and Pushy Poppy.
- Fandom-Specific Plot: Many fanfics about the show mainly revolve around the other tribe leaders and World Tour characters being more prominent and/or coming to visit Poppy and TrollsTopia in the future.
- Fanon Discontinuity: A lot of fans choose to consider this, given that it lacks the World Tour characters they hoped would return. It became even more evident with the release of Trolls: Holiday in Harmony, featuring those characters and them interacting, not to mention being less ambiguous about Poppy and Branch's dating status, giving the exact premise fans wanted in the first place.
- Ho Yay: Ever since their interactions in "Branch Out of Water", a number of fans have made their own works revolved around shipping Branch and Synth.
- Tainted by the Preview: There was a notable amount of negative reception to promotional material, both from the absence of most characters introduced in World Tour and the fact that the new characters shown are considered to be too similar to them. Dante Crescendo and Synth got this the most, having nigh identical designs to their respective tribal leaders.
- They Copied It, So It Sucks!: Long-time My Little Pony fans noticed that the show's premise is undeniably similar to Season 8-onwards of My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic.
