Trolls World Tour is by far my favorite Trolls movie, and this new show, TrollsTopia, expands on the Trolls franchise (and World Tour) in particular. I liked the Beat Goes On, but somehow, TrollsTopia is superior to it.
As always, the animation is very expressive and colorful, and the animators really let their talents shine with ToonBoom. The music is catchy, especially the theme song, but what else did you expect from Trolls?
I was disappointed that Barb from TWT isn't in the show, but Val Thundershock proves to be a worthy successor to her. She's quite enjoyable and is basically what Barb would be like if she wasn't strained by the responsibilities that come with being a ruler.
The different tribes all have different personalities that make them stand out. The main trolls, the pop trolls, are happy and upbeat. The rock trolls are fierce and rebellious. The country trolls are hard-workers, the classical trolls are prim and proper, the techno trolls are party animals, and the funk trolls are friendly. They all get their chance to shine.
The show continues the movie's strong themes of friendship, solidarity, equality, and integration. I recommend it for Trolls fans.
As always, the animation is very expressive and colorful, and the animators really let their talents shine with ToonBoom. The music is catchy, especially the theme song, but what else did you expect from Trolls?
I was disappointed that Barb from TWT isn't in the show, but Val Thundershock proves to be a worthy successor to her. She's quite enjoyable and is basically what Barb would be like if she wasn't strained by the responsibilities that come with being a ruler.
The different tribes all have different personalities that make them stand out. The main trolls, the pop trolls, are happy and upbeat. The rock trolls are fierce and rebellious. The country trolls are hard-workers, the classical trolls are prim and proper, the techno trolls are party animals, and the funk trolls are friendly. They all get their chance to shine.
The show continues the movie's strong themes of friendship, solidarity, equality, and integration. I recommend it for Trolls fans.