Animus totems are magical stone sculptures used by Angor Rot with the ability to summon golems.
History[]
Trollhunters (Part One)[]
On the day of Arcadia Oaks High’s Spring Fling assembly, the recently-awakened Angor Rot planted an animus totem in the ground of the soccer field, giving rise to a giant mud golem, which caught Jim Lake Jr.’s attention, who then battled the golem.
When Jim, Claire, Toby, and the human-turned Blinky were watching the sunset on the bluff, Angor Rot dropped a few animus totems in glass-filled garbage dumpsters, creating golems made of glass shards.
After acquiring a horngazel, Angor Rot stocked up on dozens upon dozens of animus totems to prepare for his raid on Heartstone Trollmarket. He scattered the totems across Trollmarket, creating golems made out of brightly-colored crystal gems.
Description[]
Animus totems are small stone dolls in the vague shape of a troll, with a Trollish symbol on the chest. They are ruggedly carved from Angor Rot’s dagger, and some of the stone Angor uses to carve the totems are ripped from his body,
Abilities []
- Summoning Golems: When buried in a material such as dirt, mud, or glass, an animus totem will create a large humanoid golem.
Limitations[]
- Weak: The totems themselves are made from a weak stone and can be broken in half by hand.
Episode Appearances[]
| Trollhunters Part 1 | ||
| "Becoming: Part 1" Absent |
"Becoming: Part 2" Absent | |
| "Wherefore Art Thou, Trollhunter?" Absent |
"Gnome Your Enemy" Absent | |
| "Waka Chaka!" Absent |
"Win Lose or Draal" Absent | |
| "To Catch a Changeling" Absent |
"Adventures in Trollsitting" Absent | |
| "Bittersweet Sixteen" Absent |
"Young Atlas" Absent | |
| "Recipe for Disaster" Absent |
"Claire and Present Danger" Absent | |
| "The Battle of Two Bridges" Absent |
"Return of the Trollhunter" Absent | |
| "Mudslinging" Appears |
"Roaming Fees May Apply" Absent | |
| "Blinky's Day Out" Appears |
"The Shattered King" Absent | |
| "Airheads" Absent |
"Where Is My Mind?" Absent | |
| "Party Monster" Absent |
"It's About Time" Absent | |
| "Wingmen" Absent |
"Angor Management" Absent | |
| "A Night to Remember" Absent |
"Something Rotten This Way Comes" Appears | |