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Monday, February 4, 2019

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Universal Orlando now has a glitter-farting troll

Posted By Sarah Cavacini on Mon, Feb 4, 2019 at 1:19 PM

A new character addition in the Universal Orlando KidZone is a blast.

Guy Diamond, from the DreamWorks movie Trolls, has been added to the character meet-and-greet list, and during his routine with Poppy and Branch, the shiny troll shows off his dance moves and then finishes with a swift fart of glitter.

As you can see in the video Attractions Magazine, Poppy and Branch are fully clothed and don't fart.

Right now, the trolls only come out on the weekends, and Mr. Glitter Butt only resides in Florida for the time being, but that's not a bad thing for you Orlandoans.

The opinions on this farting friend seem mixed, however:

Imagine getting a BFA in musical theatre to fart glitter https://t.co/mMAQABDs0A
— em (@emily_muench) February 3, 2019

Lot of discussion about the glitter fart but not enough discussion about the fact there’s a walk around character with its whole ass out https://t.co/WEZNhbGEHC
— 𝕹 𝖆 𝖊 𝖑 (@naelstweets) February 2, 2019

I have so many questions! 😩 do they have to refill the glitter? How much does the butt hold? Is it scented? Does he fart for everyone? I NEED TO KNOW!
— Jenn Tracker (@TheJennTracker) February 2, 2019

I would have rather watch a Troll fart glitter for 20 minutes then to watch that lame ass halftime show!! #SuperBowlLlll https://t.co/fPKjsapfgd
— 🌴Jason-N-Paradise🎢 (@Jason_n_Pardise) February 4, 2019

Firstly, I’ve never seen Trolls.
On one hand, I love that he farts glitter.
On the other hand, it’s weird that he’s walking around universal and you can full on see his weird butt crack...
— Sara Smiles (@thesarasmiles) February 3, 2019

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