I'm not, like, an avid lost media hunter or anything, but last year my sister got me involved in looking for a bunch of stuff that was on the website Trollz.com, and, while the page is archived in some ways, the majority of stuff on the site is broken in any way that you can imagine this kind of stuff to be broken or is otherwise completely unarchived.
I tried searching across the internet to see if I could find scattered bits and pieces, checking every relevant archived Trollz.com URL on the Wayback Machine, writing an email to WildBrain that has gone unanswered for a year, as well as checking the phone number and email address on the pages of the site that are archived (The phone number is no longer registered to the companies that DIC were folded into and the email address no longer exists or is unable to receive emails). I've only really come away with a few more completely broken site features, a site tour video, and a couple more videos of someone using the site (which don't have any audio and don't show everything).
The other day, I finally properly wrote up a page on the Lost Media Wiki, in the hopes that maybe someone else will be able to take a better crack at it. Maybe another lost media hunter is out there who both knows more about hunting for this stuff and knows more about the Trollz/Trolls franchise than I do, and will be able to find a little more.
