Wartwood Swamp, also known as simply Wartwood, is a local chartered town in Amphibia, populated by anthropomorphic amphibians. Unlike many cities on Earth, this place is not technologically advanced and instead uses traditional methods such as mushrooms for lighting, which is somewhat similar to the Middle Ages.
Known Residents[]
- Hop Pop Plantar is the owner of the Plantar farm, a very poor shaped home with numerous damages, including broken walls, a flooded basement, a collapsed ceiling, shattering windows, and broken equipment. He also owns a vegetable stand.
- Sprig Plantar is Hop Pop's grandson and the older brother of Polly, as well as the guide of Anne Boonchuy.
- Polly Plantar is Sprig's younger sister and Hop Pop's granddaughter, who is still just a tadpole.
- Bessie is the Plantar family's snail who likes eating mushrooms and has been trained to quickly pop and escape from danger.
- Mayor Toadstool is the mayor of Wartwood Swamp, and he's always greedy.
- Barry is a fruit and candy vendor who may seem nice, but he's actually quite reckless and uses witchcraft.
- Maddie Flour is a young, strange, creepy frog and was originally the fiancée of Spring Plantar until they broke up peacefully after the episode, "Cursed!".
- Leopold Loggle is a carpenter who works at a local carpentry shop in Wartwood.
- Ivy Sundew is a tomboy child frog that enjoys taking people by surprise by yelling "ambush".
- Felicia Sundew is Ivy's mother, and she adores seeing her daughter and Sprig together.
- Sadie Croaker is a typical elderly frog who's lived for a very long time. She was revealed to have once been a spy.
- One-Eyed Wally is the town vagrant who acts rather strangely and normally speaks with an English accent.
- Albus Duckweed is a Newt who acts as a restaurant critic and is critical of other people's work.
- Soggy Joe is a muscular bull frog seen around Wartwood, though it's unknown if he resides there.
- Chuck is a tulip farmer and Bug Ball player. He is voiced by the series creator, Matt Braly.
- Toadie is a loyal advisor and Mayor Toadstool's assistant.
- Stumpy is the chef in Wartwood who somehow lost both his hands and replaced them with kitchen tools.
Known Places[]
- Plantar Farm: where Sprig, Polly, and Hop Pop live, and is the guest home of Anne Boonchuy.
- Stumpy's Diner: a restaurant owned by Stumpy, which is later converted into a Thai/Frog cuisine diner by Anne in "Lily Pad Thai".
- Spa: where Anne and Polly go to spend some quality girl time together in "Girl Time".
- Grub & Go Market: a supermarket that sells all kinds of food and supplies.
- Town Hall
- Leopold Loggle's Woodcraft Store
- Felicia's Tea Shoppe: a restaurant owned by Felicia Sundew. It also serves as a home to Felicia and her daughter, Ivy.
- Cemetery
- Flour & Daughters Bakery
- Historic Wartwood Town Archives
Gallery[]
Plantar Farm
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Stumpy's Diner (Before)
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Stumpy's Diner (After)
Spa
Bug Ball Field
Town sign and motto
Leopold Loggle's shop
Flour & Daughters Bakery
Cemetery
Historic Wartwood Town Archives
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Amphibia in ruins
Trivia[]
- In a Reddit post, Matt Braly states that Wartwood is over 1,000 years old.[1]
- This was confirmed in "All In", when Leif founded the town after leaving the Calamity Box on Earth.
- It is a 2 week journey from Wartwood to Newtopia, but only a month's journey by taking the road around the mountains.
- According to "Hop-Popular", the rest of the valley can also vote in the Wartwood local election.
- In the original Amphibiland pilot, Wartwood Swamp was originally called Lilypaddington.
- Concept art showed it was originally going to resemble a real-world town, rather than the farm-like place seen in the show.
- The name is a pun on the word, "Wart," which is a type of growth often associated with toads.
