HOME | DD

Description
Character:
Steve Jorgenson-Warner (blond), he/him from Trollhunters (the book)
Steve Palchuk , he/him from Tales of Arcadia (here Trollhunters ) (the series)

I have now read and watched both versions of Guillermo Del Toro's Trollhunters and I was really surprised to find all the characters having not only different personalities and appearances but also names so I've decided for the fun of it to try to give my take on the six characters that are in both the book and the series

I should clarify that while there are illustrations in the book picturing the characters I've tried my best to draw from description first, illustration second

First up we have Steve. Starting out as the stereotypical bully in both version their paths seperates quickly resulting in two different ending for the musuclar blond

Jorgensen-Warner is the book version of Steve. Here's how he is described from our first encounter with him:
"He was handsome but in the oddest way- He eyes were too small and his nose piggish: he had a ridiculous amount of hair and a couple of teeth that looked like fangs. Yet somehow in combination these features were sort of mesmerising. His unnatural muscular bulk and odd way of speaking -crisply, politely, as if he were a foreign student who had learned English in class - completed the strange package." page 21-22

For his outfit I went with the description of him on page 224 "[my clothes] ... didn't cast me in the best light when compared to Steve Jorgensen-Warner, who looked rather rakish in blue jeans and a shirt - definitely not a blouse - opened to the third button. He dribbled the ball casually with his left hand."

The bold passages is added by me

This Steve is later revealed to be a changeling aka a troll

Before we go on: can any of you explain to me what a "ridiculous amount of hair" even means :'D? I had a lot of trouble with this prompt because isn't this so darn subjective :'D? and the official art look way less ridiculous than I'd figure it'll be :'D x'D

Palchuk is the series version of Steve. His facial appearance being way less specific (I'd say he has normal sized eyes, a big roman nose and some more or less normal teeth) and his way of speaking is definitely not polite.
Like book Steve, this Steve starts out with pushing smaller guys into lockerrooms yet after that he becomes way less of a terrifying bully and much more of a silly goose who brings a lot of the comic relief in my opinion
Douxie says it best in Wizards when he calls Steve the "village idiot" x'D
I do not recall seeing Steve being that sporty in the show, he is much more interested in becoming homecoming king no basketballs around x'D
While book Steve is revealed to be the enemy (a troll) series Steve joins the "good guys" creating the creepslayerz with the character Eli Pepperjack

Steve is probably the one with the least amount of changes from book to series which says a lot about the other four I take it

Fanart from 11/15 2020

Description
Character:
Steve Jorgenson-Warner (blond), he/him from Trollhunters (the book)
Steve Palchuk , he/him from Tales of Arcadia (here Trollhunters ) (the series)

I have now read and watched both versions of Guillermo Del Toro's Trollhunters and I was really surprised to find all the characters having not only different personalities and appearances but also names so I've decided for the fun of it to try to give my take on the six characters that are in both the book and the series

I should clarify that while there are illustrations in the book picturing the characters I've tried my best to draw from description first, illustration second

First up we have Steve. Starting out as the stereotypical bully in both version their paths seperates quickly resulting in two different ending for the musuclar blond

Jorgensen-Warner is the book version of Steve. Here's how he is described from our first encounter with him:
"He was handsome but in the oddest way- He eyes were too small and his nose piggish: he had a ridiculous amount of hair and a couple of teeth that looked like fangs. Yet somehow in combination these features were sort of mesmerising. His unnatural muscular bulk and odd way of speaking -crisply, politely, as if he were a foreign student who had learned English in class - completed the strange package." page 21-22

For his outfit I went with the description of him on page 224 "[my clothes] ... didn't cast me in the best light when compared to Steve Jorgensen-Warner, who looked rather rakish in blue jeans and a shirt - definitely not a blouse - opened to the third button. He dribbled the ball casually with his left hand."

The bold passages is added by me

This Steve is later revealed to be a changeling aka a troll

Before we go on: can any of you explain to me what a "ridiculous amount of hair" even means :'D? I had a lot of trouble with this prompt because isn't this so darn subjective :'D? and the official art look way less ridiculous than I'd figure it'll be :'D x'D

Palchuk is the series version of Steve. His facial appearance being way less specific (I'd say he has normal sized eyes, a big roman nose and some more or less normal teeth) and his way of speaking is definitely not polite.
Like book Steve, this Steve starts out with pushing smaller guys into lockerrooms yet after that he becomes way less of a terrifying bully and much more of a silly goose who brings a lot of the comic relief in my opinion
Douxie says it best in Wizards when he calls Steve the "village idiot" x'D
I do not recall seeing Steve being that sporty in the show, he is much more interested in becoming homecoming king no basketballs around x'D
While book Steve is revealed to be the enemy (a troll) series Steve joins the "good guys" creating the creepslayerz with the character Eli Pepperjack

Steve is probably the one with the least amount of changes from book to series which says a lot about the other four I take it

Fanart from 11/15 2020