The Best Episodes of Trolls: TrollsTopia

When Poppy discovers that Val's idea of a kick-off party is extremely different to her own, she must find a way to plan an awesome party for TrollsTopia without stepping on Val's toes.

Director: Alex Almaguer

Writer: Marie Cheng

When Poppy discovers that the Classical Trolls don’t ever hug, she sets out on a mission to teach them what hugging is all about. But once the Classical Trolls start hugging, Poppy and the Snack Pack have to shield the Classical Trolls from the awful truth: that their hugs are absolutely terrible.

Director: Amy Mai

Writer: Keith Wagner

When the Techno Trolls take over Branch's favorite hot springs and disrupt his morning routine, he has to go down to Techno Lagoon to reach an understanding with Synth, a Troll with whom he has nothing in common.

Director: Yaron Farkash

Writer: Teresa Kale

When Poppy receives a thank you note from Holly that is actually nicer than Poppy’s original gift, she heads to Country Corral to investigate. She learns that this is a common habit with Holly. She always shows her appreciation in big, big ways! Considering herself a pretty appreciative Troll in her own right, Poppy and Holly soon find themselves in an escalating war of generosity.

Director: Alex Almaguer

Writer: John D'Arco

Satin and Chenille awaken from a shared dream about a dress and decide to create this masterpiece. When they have trouble crafting the perfect sash, they turn to Rhythm & Blues for some funky science help and embark on a journey to a new fashion dimension.

Director: Amy Mai

Writer: Teresa Kale

When Val’s manager must step down just before her first all-tribe concert, Poppy must learn the ways of the Hard Rock tribe to make sure Val’s ready for the show.

Director: Amy Mai

Writer: Marie Cheng

Lownote Jones recruits Branch, Val, Gus Tumbleweed and Laguna Tidepool to "petsit" his exotic pet snug-a-lug, the most adorable critter in the universe. But there's one rule that they must never break: you can't hug a snug-a-lug!

Director: Yaron Farkash

Writer: Keith Wagner

After repeated invitations, Val reluctantly agrees to attend Poppy’s girls’ night. But can she get through the evening without letting her softer side show?

Director: Yaron Farkash

Writer: Teresa Kale

Branch discovers that he's not the only one in TrollsTopia who Cloud Guy annoys - there's someone from every Tribe except the Rock Trolls. Upon discovering that Val is the secret to avoiding Cloud Guy, Branch attempts to ward him off and help everyone live an annoyance-free life.

Director: Alex Almaguer

Writer: Marie Cheng

When Poppy discovers that Hard Rock Troll Demo has been sneaking to Classical Crest to play Classical Guitar, she promises to keep it a secret from Val.

Director: Alex Almaguer

Writer: Keith Wagner

The Country Trolls see something special in Branch, and invite him to a try-out for their rodeo. But when Branch struggles to keep up, he has to resort to increasingly desperate attempts to keep his "special" status, especially once the Country Trolls discover that Biggie is a rodeo savant.

Director: Yaron Farkash

Writer: Teresa Kale

When Rhythm & Blues find themselves feeling homesick and missing their friends back in Vibe Town, Poppy and the Trolls rally around them in support.

Director: Alex Almaguer

Writer: John D'Arco

A new Rock Troll named Blaze Powerchord arrives in TrollsTopia with a talent for playing "mouth guitar" (pretending to play guitar by making noise with the mouth). When Blaze challenges Minuet Sonata to a mouth guitar contest, Val takes Minuet under her wing and teaches her to rock out with a pretend guitar.

Director: Amy Mai

Writer: Keith Wagner

When a glitter shortage strikes TrollsTopia, Holly Darlin’ teaches everyone about mining for glitter! They strike a rich vein of the sparkly stuff, allowing the Trolls to indulge their wildest glitter fantasies.

Director: Yaron Farkash

Writer: Jordan Morris

Poppy and a team of Trolls follow Laguna Tidepool to an ancient temple filled with traps and obstacles on a search for the fabled greatest board game of all time.

Director: Yaron Farkash

Writer: Grant Jossi

After Val accidentally smashes Holly’s prized Cheery Glo-mato she must work with Poppy to get rid of her guilt by making things right with Holly.

Director: Alex Almaguer

Writer: Marie Cheng

Lownote Jones is so cool, he’s always the center of attention at every occasion. But Guy Diamond’s birthday party is coming up and it’s important to Lownote that Guy get all the attention on his special day. So he recruits Branch to give him a make-under, and teach him how to blend in at a party.

Director: Amy Mai

Writer: Matthew Ireland Beans

Back in Lonesome Flats, Gust Tumbleweed was the Fun Sheriff, serving and protecting fun wherever he went. When he offers his services to TrollsTopia, Smidge decides to tag along, determined to be the perfect partner.

Director: Alex Almaguer

Writer: John D'Arco

When Tiny Diamond confesses that he has yet to glitter fart, Guy and the others rally around him, determined to help him achieve his first shimmering toot!

Director: Yaron Farkash

Writer: John D'Arco

When Poppy and Val discover that they're both fans of the same scrapbook series, they join forces to try and track down the author.

Director: Amy Mai

Writer: Keith Wagner

When Holly Darlin’ gives Poppy a BIG hair style, Poppy doesn’t want to hurt Holly’s feelings by admitting that her hair is just too big.

Director: Amy Mai

Writer: Keith Wagner

When Poppy injures her hair and is told to stay in bed until she's recovered, Branch and Val team up to make sure Poppy follows the doctor's orders.

Director: Yaron Farkash

Writer: Nathan Knetchel

On Palentine's Day, Trolls ask each other to go with them to a party with big, elaborate, Pal-posals.

Director: Amy Mai

Writer: Jordan Morris

Party-saving duo Guy and Meadow encounter a mysterious new Troll who starts ending parties early.

Director: Alex Almaguer

Writer: Teresa Kale

When Dante Crescendo opens a fancy new restaurant and introduces TrollsTopia to fine classical dining, Holly Darlin isn't very enthused.

Director: Amy Mai

Writer: Keith Wagner