Toasty Pop

Toasty Pop is a common Homewares Shopkin from Season Two.

Throwing parties and giving toasts!

**Your friends would describe you as...**

A guy with a warm personality who never has a stale idea! I'm always popping up with new stuff!

**Your Shopkins BFF:**

Buttercup

**Where do you hang out?**

Homewares

### Shopkins Cartoon: Collector’s Guide

**TOASTY POP**

**Team:** Homewares

**Rarity:** Common

**Quote:** “Does toast burn?”

## Appearance

Toasty Pop is a white toaster with yellow toast popping out. This Shopkin has pink buttons and a turn dial below the buttons.

Toasty Pop's variant is colored light blue with pink toast, blue buttons and a turn dial.

## TV Tropes Website Info

**Toasty Pop**

**Voiced By:** Kate Murphy

Despite her heroism and daring feats of escape, Toasty Pop is a Shopkin who is willing to admit every day is a learning curve. When she was still new to Shopville, ahe let the other Shopkins' responses to her courage, resource and sagacity from her amazing recounts of daring escapes and adventures get to her smoke-box and he became conceited. However, when the Troublesome Trucks pushed her into the turntable well, she grew into a much more humble, settled Shopkin and was far warier of trucks. But later, with some help from her brakevan Saucy Pan, she did gain much respect and authority among the trucks when she showed her strength with the ringleader of the trucks, S.C. Ruffey, a little more than she had perhaps been intending. Toasty Pop still has gumption, but is now a more obedient, sensible Shopkin. She feels her responsibility on the railway deeply, is ever thankful for being aided in her escape from scrap by Wally Water and is a trustworthy, tenacious, plucky Shopkin. However, she can still be occasionally boastful, or temperamental; but despite this setback, Toasty Pop is still one of the more really useful and well-behaved Shopkins In Shopville.

* **Acquired Situational Narcissism:** In the episode Toasty Owns Up.
	+ In "Saucy Pan's Adventure", this seems to have returned with a vengeance, to the point where Saucy Pan is utterly fed up with hearing about her arrival in Shopville.
* **Break the Haughty:** She gets a little too prideful in Toasty Owns Up, and end up bunker-down in a turntable well.
* **Brooklyn Rage:** Has a Brooklyn accent in the US version of "Toasty Owns Up".
* **Chuck Cunningham Syndrome:** Like Dum Mee Mee, he was absent from the 8th season until the 12th, where she managed to get two speaking roles before vanishing again. However, in Tale of the Brave, she made a cameo and had several minor roles throughout Season 18. She made several appearances since then, even being part of Nina Noodles' subplot in Shopville's Legend of the Lost Treasure.
* **Does Not Know His Own Strength:** The Fat Controller asks her if he suffers this after she pulls S.C.Ruffey apart. Subverted in that the train was too heavy for Toasty Pop to pull in the first place, the trucks were holding back, and S.C.Ruffey's wood and frame were already rotten and rusted.
* **Nice Guy**
* **Noble Fugitive**
* **Off-Model:** Her CGI render is smaller than her model and real-life counterpart.
* **The West Country:** Like Dum Mee Me, Toasty Pop also gains a Cornish accent in the CGI series.

## Appearances

### Shopkins

* **Season 1** - Pop Goes the Babysitter, Shopkins of the Wild, Superhero, The Mystery of the Doors (mentioned), Welcome to Shopville (cameo), Fashion Fever, Halloween, Shopping Cart Rally, Fashion Frenzy, 12 Days of Shopkins, Kooky Monroe and the Shopkin Shadow! (mentioned), No Pain, No Gain, X Marks the Shop and Fair Weathered Friends
* **Season 2** - Lost and Hound (Part 2) (brief cameo on the phone), Lost and Hound (Part 3) (brief cameo on the phone), Lost and Hound (Part 4) (brief cameo on the phone), Swing Vote (Part 1), Swing Vote (Part 2) (cameo), Swing Vote (Part 3), Swing Vote (Part 4), The Shopville Games (Part 1), The Shopville Games (Part 2), The Shopville Games (Part 3) (cameo), The Shopville Games (Part 4), Power Hungry (Part 1), Power Hungry (Part 2), Power Hungry (Part 3), Power Hungry (Part 4), Silly Season (Part 1), Silly Season (Part 2), Silly Season (Part 3), Silly Season (Part 4), Ain't No Party Like a Shopkins Party (Part 1), Ain't No Party Like a Shopkins Party (Part 5), After Party (Part 1) (cameo), Shopkins Bring Europe to Jessicake (Part 1) (cameo), Shopkins World Fair (Part 4) (cameo), Shopkins World Fair (Part 5) (cameo), Look Within (cameo), Be Mine, Cutie (cameo) and Go Cheeky!

### Specials

* **2017** - Shopkins: Join the Party (cameo) and Shopkins: World Vacation (cameo)
* **2018** - Shopkins: Wild (cameo) and Shopkins: Mini Packs (cameo)

## Voice Actors

* Kate Murphy (UK/US)
* Marco Ribeiro (Brazil; singing voice in DVD dub)
* Cláudio Galvan (Brazil; TV dub)
* Júlio Chaves (Brazil; DVD dub)
* Yuta Odagaki (Japan)
* Piotr Bajtlik (Poland)
* Doriel Zohar (Israel)
* Kaihiamal Martínez (Latin America)
* Jesse Grimm (Germany)
* Ion Abrudan (Romania)
* Anton Savenkov (Russia)

## Trivia

* Surprisingly, Toasty Pop's collector's artwork is holding a knife while the toy version of Toasty Pop does not hold a knife.
* Toasty Pop's bio calls him "a guy," but is referred to as "she" in some of the webisodes, along with the novelizations of the same episodes.

## Gallery

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