Bagdwella is a minor character of Trollhunters and Wizards.
She is a citizen of Heartstone Trollmarket who often comes to Jim for some tasks to take care of and the owner of Bagdwella's Fine Gifts.
History[]
Backstory[]
Bagdwella settled in Trollmarket with the other trolls when the Mayflower arrived in the new world. There, she created her stop which she called "Bagdwella's Fine Gifts".
Trollhunters (Part One)[]
Bagdwella appears requesting the services of the new Trollhunter, Jim Lake, to get rid of a Gnomes infestation in her store.
She then asks Jim to deliver a "gift" to her sister that was a box containing an anti gravity curse.
When Strickler and Jim are accused of treason for allowing Angor Rot to arrive at Trollmarket, Bagdwella initially stays with the other trolls in the accusations, but then decides to support Jim when his friends defend him.
Trollhunters (Part Two)[]
Bagdwella among the other former citizens of Heartstone Trollmarket evacuated to the warehouse.
Trollhunters (Part Three)[]
After the Gumm-Gumms ambush the warehouse, Bagdwella finds a hiding spot in an abandoned truck. She later has a quarrel with a troll, accusing him of stealing the signs that kept the Gumm-Gumms away from the warehouse. Blinky tries to break them up, but leaves to help Jim find Glug.
Later on, while Bagdwella digs around a trash can to find a mannequin arm, she finds Dictatious Galadrigal begging her to take him to his brother.
During the Eternal Night War, Bagdwella was seen pushing Glug's bathtub while shoving Gumm-Gumms aside. She's later seen in the hospital next to Dr. Muelas.
Wizards[]
Physical Description[]
Bagdwella like other trolls is a big woman. She has jade green skin, yellow irises, and pointy teeth. She also seems to be wearing makeup: purple glittery eyeshadow and matching purple lipstick. Her maroon-colored hair circles her head like a half-halo; she also wears a tight-fitting outfit with a simple, thin-strapped top and striped bottoms, with skull embellishments. On her right arm she wears two bracelets, one near the shoulder, one on the wrist.
Personality[]
Bagdwella has a large ego and feeling of sophistication and superiority, as shown in her response to Blinky's accusation of her leaving the broken truck she was previously hiding in.
She has also proven to be frivolous as seen when she continues to use the Trollhunter to do ordinary tasks. In addition to all of that, she is often rude as seen when she calls Jim "the Baby-Handed" and when she accuses another troll of eating the signs protecting the factory that all the trolls were taking refuge in.
Powers & Abilities[]
Powers[]
Abilities[]
Superhuman Strength: As being a troll Bagdewlla is stronger than normal humans, yet she is a weak troll and she can easly fall in battle.
Weaknesses[]
Direct Sunlight: Like all trolls she can die if she have a direct contact to the sun.
Relationships[]
Quotes[]
- Main article: Bagdwella/Quotes
Episode Appearances[]
Trollhunters[]
| Trollhunters Part 1 | ||
| "Becoming: Part 1" Absent |
"Becoming: Part 2" Absent | |
| "Wherefore Art Thou, Trollhunter?" Appears |
"Gnome Your Enemy" Appears | |
| "Waka Chaka!" Absent |
"Win Lose or Draal" Cameo | |
| "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" Appears |
"Return of the Trollhunter" Appears | |
| "Mudslinging" Absent |
"Roaming Fees May Apply" Absent | |
| "Blinky's Day Out" Appears |
"The Shattered King" Absent | |
| "Airheads" Appears |
"Where Is My Mind?" Absent | |
| "Party Monster" Appears |
"It's About Time" Appears | |
| "Wingmen" Appears |
"Angor Management" Absent | |
| "A Night to Remember" Cameo |
"Something Rotten This Way Comes" Appears | |
| Trollhunters Part 2 | ||
| "Escape from the Darklands" Cameo |
"Skullcrusher" Absent | |
| "Grand Theft Otto" Absent |
"KanjigAAARRRGGHH!!!" Absent | |
| "Homecoming" Absent |
"Hiss Hiss, Bang Bang" Cameo | |
| "Hero with a Thousand Faces" Appears |
"Just Add Water" Absent | |
| "Creepslayerz" Absent |
"The Reckless Club" Absent | |
| "Unbecoming" Absent |
"Mistrial and Error" Absent | |
| "In the Hall of the Gumm-Gumm King" Appears | ||
| Trollhunters Part 3 | ||
| "Night Patroll" Cameo |
"Arcadia's Most Wanted" Appears | |
| "Bad Coffee" Absent |
"So I'm Dating a Sorceress" Absent | |
| "The Exorcism of Claire Nunez" Absent |
"Parental Guidance" Appears | |
| "The Oath" Absent |
"For the Glory of Merlin" Absent | |
| "In Good Hands" Absent |
"A House Divided" Absent | |
| "Jimhunters" Absent |
"The Eternal Knight: Part 1" Appears | |
| "The Eternal Knight: Part 2" Cameo | ||
3Below[]
| 3Below Part 2 | ||
| "Moving Day" Absent |
"Moonlight Run" Absent | |
| "Dogfight Days of Summer" Absent |
"Mother's Day" Absent | |
| "Ill Gotten Gains" Absent |
"There's Something About Gwen (of Gorbon)" Absent | |
| "Asteroid Rage" Absent |
"Luug's Day Out" Absent | |
| "The Fall of House Tarron" Absent |
"The Big Sleep" Absent | |
| "Race to Trollmarket" Mentioned |
"A Glorious End, Part One" Absent | |
| "A Glorious End, Part Two" Absent | ||
Wizards[]
| Wizards | ||
| "Spellbound" Absent |
"History in the Making" Absent | |
| "Witch Hunt" Absent |
"Lady of the Lake" Cameo | |
| "Battle Royale" Appears |
"Killahead, Part One" Appears | |
| "Killahead, Part Two" Appears |
"Wizard Underground" Absent | |
| "Dragon's Den" Absent |
"Our Final Act" Absent | |
