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Did you know? In some of the alpha versions of Giants, the Trogmanders' description was: "Spell makes others grow… but never works on himself."
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Did you know? In some of the alpha versions of Giants, the Trogmanders' description was: "Spell makes others grow… but never works on himself."
Seen above: A Trogmander in Skylanders: Giants
Did you know? Trogmanders were originally planned to be called "Trogmancers" and "Trog Spell Punks". Their German name, "Trogromant," actually refers to them as "Trogmancer", while it was left untranslated in all other languages besides scandinavian languages, which all use different meanings entirely.
Did you know? Trogmanders replace Undead Spell Punks in Skylanders: Giants, but their element is actually Magic.
Did you know? In early alpha console builds of Giants, Trogmanders reused the models of Undead Spell Punks.
In the Swedish games, Trogmanders are called Trogkarl, which is a pun on the word "trollkarl," which means "wizard."
Did you know? Rage Mage reuses a Trogmander model, with some adjustments. Broccoli Guy also reuses a Trogmander model, but with a different head.
In the Italian games, Trogmanders are also actually called Trogmander.