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Poppy

The excitable and optimistic queen of the Trolls.

Queen Primrose "Poppy" Help Springwater is the excitable and optimistic queen of the Trolls, voiced by Amanda Leighton in the series *Trolls: The Beat Goes On!*. She is the daughter of King Peppy, the former king of the Trolls. Following the events of the first film, Poppy goes on daring misadventures with her friends while performing for all trollkind.

Species
Pop Troll
Role
Queen of the Trolls
Voice Actor
Amanda Leighton
Father
King Peppy
Best Friend
Branch

Lore & Background

Poppy is the queen of the Trolls, known for her excitable and optimistic personality. She is the daughter of King Peppy, the former king. In the series *Trolls: The Beat Goes On!*, which takes place between the first film and *Trolls World Tour*, Poppy and her best friend Branch go on daring misadventures with their friends while performing for all trollkind. Her full name is Queen Primrose "Poppy" Help Springwater. She is voiced by Amanda Leighton, not Anna Kendrick, in this series.

In Their Own Story

As queen, Poppy leads her troll friends through various misadventures, always maintaining her excitable and optimistic nature. She performs for all trollkind alongside Branch, Biggie, Mr. Dinkles, DJ Suki, Satin and Chenille, Cooper, Guy Diamond, and Smidge. Her adventures are set between the events of the first *Trolls* film and its sequel, *Trolls World Tour*.

Reader's Guide

Poppy is the central character of *Trolls: The Beat Goes On!*, an American animated television series produced by DreamWorks Animation Television. The series ran on Netflix from January 19, 2018, to November 22, 2019, for 52 episodes split into eight seasons. Poppy's voice is provided by Amanda Leighton. Her father is King Peppy, voiced by David Kaye. Her best friend is Branch, voiced by Skylar Astin. The series was developed by Hannah Friedman, Sam Friedman, and Matthew Beans.

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