Sprig Plantar

Sprig Plantar
Background information
First appearance	"Anne or Beast?"
Latest appearance	"The Hardest Thing"
Voice	Justin Felbinger Amanda Leighton (impersonating Polly) Laila Berzins (impersonating Lysil) Thurop Van Orman (pilot)
Character information
Full name	Sprig Plantar
Other names	Frog Child (Anne, Wally) Weird Little Frog Boy (Anne) Spriggin (Anne) Boy (Hop Pop, Anne) Kid (Anne) The "Fun Plantar" (himself) Frownzilla (Polly) Squeaky Toy (Sasha) Sprout (Marcy) Twerp (Sasha, King Andrias) Pink Frog (Mrs. Boonchuy) Bro Bro (Polly) Sprig Boonchuy (himself) Frog-Man (alter ego) Brat (Captain Grime)
Age	10 (debut) 11 (current)
Gender	Male ♂
Species	Frog
Occupation	Guide Explorer Resistance fighter and commando (formerly) Farmer
Affiliations	Plantar family Boonchuy family (surrogate member) Wartwood Resistance
Goal	To help Anne get home (complete) Return to Amphibia (complete) Defeat King Andrias (complete) To explore and map out the world
Home	Plantar Farm, Wartwood Swamp, Frog Valley, Amphibia (currently) Boonchuy residence, Los Angeles, California, USA, Earth (formerly)
Relatives	Polly Plantar (younger sister) Hop Pop Plantar (grandfather) Mr. and Mrs. Plantar (parents, deceased) Hop Poppity Pop Plantar (great-grandfather) Unnamed great-grandmother Hop-and-Lock-Drop Soppity Pop Plantar (great-great-grandfather) Old Gam Gam (great-great-great-grandmother) Leif (distant ancestor)
Pets	Bessie Charlie Bigbottom (formerly)
Allies	Anne Boonchuy (best friend) Ivy Sundew (girlfriend/sparring partner) Maddie Flour (ex-fiancée) Marcy Wu Frobo King Andrias (currently) Lady Olivia General Yunan Sasha Waybright Captain Grime Citizens of Wartwood Swamp Wartwood herons Mr. Boonchuy Mrs. Boonchuy Domino Molly Jo Dr. Jan Terri Ally Jess Humphrey Westwood Mr. X Jenny The FBI Domino 2 Joe Sparrow
Enemies	King Andrias (formerly) Captain Grime (formerly) Sasha (formerly) Mr. X (formerly) Cloak-Bot Robert Otto (briefly) Dr. Frakes Jenny (formerly) Bog Fens Mire Marnie Barry Shield Generator The FBI (formerly) Frobots The Core
Likes	Amphibia Digging holes Ivy Sundew Adventure Slingshots His fiddle His family Eating bugs Cool air Clicking pens His action figure collection Playing his fiddle Touching different textures Being part of the family Sepaw Takraw Being a superhero Anne's phone Exploring
Dislikes	Hot peppers His family not getting along Maddie's creepy behavior The Kill-a-pillar Sasha (formerly) Marcy (formerly) Not being part of the family The 99 Jugs of Juice on the Wall song Losing and saying goodbye to Anne (formerly) His family and friends in danger Not being able to have fun and explore
Powers and abilities	Using his slingshot Singing Playing the fiddle Bojutsu Extensible, prehensile tongue Adhesive slime
Weapons	Slingshot
Fate	Becomes an adventurer after the Calamity War while also helping to restore Amphibia and Wartwood. Went with Ivy to check out a new continent found by Grime.
Quote	"I'm Sprig Plantar! Put 'er there!" "Does this look like a face that could deceive you?" "Levers are for pulling, Anne!" "You must be so excited to be trapped in another world. Veeery jealous." "I'm the fun Plantar!" "For someone who's Anne's best friend, you sure don't know her very well. She's brave, she's smart, and most of all, she's not going to be pushed around by a bully like you!"

“

Hop Pop, my life is perfect the way it is; and, as long as you're in it, my future will be pretty cool too.

”

—Sprig Plantar, "Fiddle Me This"

Sprig Plantar is the deuteragonist of Amphibia. He is an 11-year-old (10 prior to "Sprig's Birthday") pink frog who is the best friend and guide of the human girl Anne Boonchuy. He is the grandson of Hop Pop and Polly's older brother.

Appearance

Body

Sprig is an anthropomorphic pink frog of a small height. He has hot pink skin, with a paler pink shaded underbelly. He has short orange hair underneath his dark forest green hat.

His casual frog-like body structure consists of slightly yellow eyeballs with black pupils and blue irises, a large elongated light green tongue that extends to certain lengths, and four short limbs with four-digit hands and two-digit feet.

In "Dating Season", Sprig's head is colored light pink, owing to the use of makeup powder, and he has orange powdered cheeks.

When he was a tadpole, he somewhat resembled his younger sister, Polly. He is also very circular, also possessing a light pink tail.

By the time of the epilogue, Sprig's grown a few inches and his hair's gotten longer, sticking out of his hat. He has also faded ever so slightly in color.

Clothing

As his everyday clothing, he wears a dark forest green hat, with golden buttons, with light green goggles and a sleeveless jacket paired with black shorts. He has worn his hat ever since he was a small pollywog. During the episode "The Plantars Check In", Sprig purchases an oversized black t-shirt that has the image of a muscular frog wearing sunglasses surrounded by the words "BIG FROG". He's seen in subsequent episodes wearing this shirt alongside a blue nightcap and blue-check shorts as pajamas.

In "Dating Season", he has a fancy yellow beret-beanie-esque hat with blue feathers arranged next to each other in a pattern. Around his neck, he has a big white Tudor collar. He has a very short green shirt with big-round shaped sleeves embroidered with seed-like shapes. He has puffy pants with thick vertical stripes with the pattern ranging from the colors of green to yellow. It also appears that the outfit is much too big for him and he's clearly uncomfortable and has limited movement while wearing the courtship kit.

On Earth, he wears a maroon jacket over a pale and dark brown striped shirt alongside his usual black shorts. He has a dark green beanie, and revealing a bit of his hair, light grey and white shoes with dark blue stripes, and an ivory face-mask, with a cat's mouth imprinted on it.

During the episode "Thai Feud", Sprig wears a green shirt with a mouse design as pajamas and a blue beanie, yellow rubber gloves, olive green trench-coat, a beige scarf and a fake pink body.

During the episode "Sprig's Birthday", Sprig wears a maroon sweater with "Happy Birfday" embroidered on it and a birthday hat.

During the episode "Spider-Sprig", Sprig wears his superhero costume.

During the episode "Froggy Little Christmas", Sprig wears a Santa hat, light green scarf, olive green sweater with a Christmas tree embroidered on it and red shorts.

At the end of "The Hardest Thing", approximately nine months after Anne left Amphibia, Sprig wears a red bandana as an ascot and his hair is sticking out of his hat while his goggles are sideways. He wears a different pair of black pants that has a zipper on it and rolled up ends.

Personality

Sprig is a frog who is very enthusiastic. He is a very sweet, curious and active frog boy, all of which can lead to fun and trouble.

Despite his carelessness at times, he is a devoted friend and family member who will always do what is right in the end. He typically puts vital tasks to the side and insist on discovering the most exciting experiences. He tends to put his family and friends in danger as he does so. He still wants to do what is right for those around him, whether he loves it or not. In Season 3, he temporarily adopted the alter-ego of 'Frog-Man' to leave a mark behind on Earth and to save and help others, causing him in doing more damage than good.

Background

Early life

Sprig trying to befriend two young frogs.

For years, Sprig Plantar has lived with his younger sister Polly and his grandfather Hopediah, after their parents were killed in a heron attack. He never had any real friends, despite his various attempts of making any, and was frequently looked down upon by his family and many as an irresponsible strange boy.

Meeting a new friend

One day, Wally reports to everyone that a mysterious beast has showed up in the forest of Wartwood Swamp, and disregarding Hop Pop's orders, Sprig decides to hunt it, discovering she is a friendly girl named Anne Boonchuy. While the rest of the Wartwood residents oppose her, he and his family accept her and move her into their farm.

Making New Friends

Overtime, Anne saw a new light in friendship thanks to him, as she begins to realize that all of her past choices were made as a result of being manipulated and bossed around by Sasha, changing her view of friendship from being portrayed as "If a friend likes a pencil case, you get it for them. If your friend likes your new shoes, you give them to her. And if your friend wants you to steal a crazy music box from a thrift store, even if you really don't want to, you do it, okay?" His engagement with Anne made her yearn a more caring relationship as the other Plantars and the Wartwood residents all start gaining respect towards her. As such, he starts gaining respect and begins to feel more connected with his family and other residents as well. After initially being engaged and breaking up with Maddie Flour, he eventually finds his true love with Ivy Sundew and they began dating shortly thereafter.

Afterwards, he sees Anne for who she is: a kind and considerate girl eager to defend her friends, eventually seeing beyond Sasha's misleading methods in "Reunion". The Plantars apologize to Anne over losing Sasha as a friend when they return to Wartwood, but Anne assures them it's okay because she considers them her family and that as long as they stick together, they'll get through everything.

Adventure out of Wartwood

Sprig reminding Anne about the Battle at Toad Tower.

The Plantars and Anne set out on a trip to Newtopia in order to find her way home. During their path, they come across an abandoned factory and after Sprig jams Hop Pop's rulebook in it, flee until it collapses; however, they are unaware that just before it collapsed, the factory produced a frog-like robot, which then pursues them. Finally arriving at Newtopia, they encounter Anne's other human companion, Marcy Wu just before they drive away a colony of giant bloodthirsty Barbari-Ants. Even though Marcy is obviously innocent, Sprig initially struggles to gain her trust but changes his mind afterward. Although King Andrias seems to be a jovial and kindly monarch when the Plantars are introduced to them, he seems to be planning something concerning the human girls and the Calamity Box.

Sprig apologizes for his suspicion of Marcy.

Sprig and Anne's relationship becomes ever deeper after learning about each other's mothers during one of their journeys in Newtopia. Anne misses her mother so much that she goes to considerable lengths to procure a present for her when she finally comes to Earth and is reunited with her mother. Sprig tells Anne that his mother died when he and Polly were very young, and he has no recollection of her; as Sprig asks how you would miss anyone you don't know, Anne gives him a huge hug and both of them weep.

During their sleepover, Anne, Sprig, Polly, and Marcy venture down to the castle's cellar, which is strictly off limits, where they find a submerged tomb full of mysterious monsters, two halls of mirrors, a chamber with plants that don't need sunlight to rise, and a torn portrait of King Andrias with an unknown frog and toad. They hear the next morning from King Andrias that the music box that brought Anne, Sasha, and Marcy to Amphibia once belonged to his ancestors who used to travel to other worlds. All of the box's gems must be recharged at three separate temples in order for the box to function again.

The Three Temples

After returned to Wartwood, Sprig and Polly were told by Hop Pop that he hid the Calamity Box and lied to Anne as she ran away, agreeing to help to retrieve it. After Anne forgave Hop Pop, he showed Anne an old book that had belonged to the Plantar family for years, and she heard the name of the music box from it.

Arriving at the first temple, the Plantars, Anne, and Marcy were caught in many challenges, and after a deadly game of Flipwart, they escape and manage to find the recharging station for the gem.

At the second temple, while Anne, Marcy, and the Plantars were completing Valeriana's challenges while facing danger throughout, Anne eventually split up with them. Just as she returned to supposedly help them, they were waiting for her as they were watching cute animal videos on Marcy's phone.

Later on, the Plantars get dehydrated and weak in the third temple but they, Anne, and Marcy were rescued by Sasha. Despite her apology, the Plantars remain reluctant to trust her during the journey. They and Grime are unable to proceed any further as the stone toad monster changes the gravity just before Sasha slays it and frees them.

Restoring Friendships

The Plantars, Anne, and Marcy decide to invite Sasha and Grime over for supper to bury the hatchet. While things appear to be going well at first, when prior disagreements are brought up, everyone becomes awkward with one another. Sasha loses control and lashes out at Anne and Marcy for attempting to alter her. Grime's cake transforms into a lethal challenge, forcing the girls to save everyone. After the struggle, they start devouring chocolate-covered hornets.

Since the Toad Tower event, Wartwood has been on edge since Sasha and Grime have returned. As a result, Mayor Toadstool consulted the wheel of fun to come up with a stress-relieving activity, and the outcome was a Battle of the Bands. Sprig and Hop Pop joined with a juggling act following the competition (where Grime won thanks to his 3 hour harp solo). Before Anne, Marcy, and Sasha leave for home, Anne proposes that everyone in Wartwood take a group photo, which everyone does.

True Colors

At Newtopia, with the three girls and the music box fully recharged, Sprig is disappointed the journey is over, but is reminded by Anne they can see each other again as long as they have the box. Just as Anne delivers the box to King Andrias, Sasha and Grime take it and summon the toad army as they imprison the king, locking him up in the dungeon. They are rescued by General Yunan as they hide and come up with a plan to stop them. Anne and Sprig shut the gate to block the toads and ignore Sasha's secret about Andrias as they fight. Sprig fights Grime and defeats him by slamming Barrel's Warhammer into his face before he loses control of the hammer.

After Anne presented the box and Andrias revealed Amphibia in its past, he reveals his true intentions of conquering as the castle rises in the sky and blows up a Toad Tower. Sprig gets skeptical of Marcy after Andrias reveals the truth to her as the team all engages to fight Andrias and his army. While he fights several Frobots with his slingshot, he gets caught by Andrias, who threatens to throw him off the window if Anne disobeys his orders. While they do obey his order, he refuses to return him and lets him go, falling out of the castle as tears and sadness run out from the Plantars, Marcy, and Anne witnessing it.

Fortunately, he is saved by Marcy flying on Joe Sparrow and safely returns to Anne. The Plantars and Anne escape into the portal that Marcy opened just as Andrias stabs her in the back, dropping the music box as it transports them to Anne's home in Los Angeles, landing on a car hood.

Life on Earth

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Earth Invasion

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Epilogue

Approximately nine months after Anne left Amphibia forever, Sprig has gone on several adventures of his own, which he recorded by taking pictures using Anne's phone. He also spends a lot of time in Anne's former room, where he would further record his exploits by writing and drawing in various papers and journals. He even succeeded in the one adventure Anne failed at: taking a picture of the Moss Man.

Sprig documenting his adventures.

One day, while finishing his recording of the Moss Man, Polly barged in and reminded him of the unveiling of Anne's statue in the center of Wartwood. Rushing there, he and his sister arrive just in time for the unveiling. Sprig was so in awe of the statue that he did not even notice Ivy coming in and tackling him from behind. She then revealed to him that Grime has discovered a whole new continent outside of Amphibia untouched by Frog, Newt, or Toad and asks him if he is up for another adventure. Taking one last look at the statue of Anne, Sprig accepts and runs off with Ivy.

Powers and abilities

• Digging: He is a good hole digger.
• Fiddle: He's very superior at playing the fiddle.
• Slingshot: He uses his slingshot for playing and self-defense. He also demonstrates having a great aim with it.
• Singing: He is a good singer and can sing while playing his fiddle.
• Armpit Farts: He is shown to be surprisingly adept at making armpit farts that are in tune with classical music.
• Bojutsu: In "Hopping Mall", he seems to be very skilled with the staff that he bought for Ivy.
• Vocal Mimicry: As seen during "Quarreler's Pass", Sprig has a talent to perfectly imitate other voices and sounds. He shares this talent with Polly and Hop Pop, which shows that it might possibly run in the family.
• Sepak Takraw: Sprig turns out to be a natural at the Thai sport as shown during "Temple Frogs".
• Tough Tongue: In "Spider-Sprig", Sprig's tongue is able to stop a moving bus.
• Martial Art: After undergoing training by Grime, Sprig is able to use a fighting style that combines his speed and agility with momentum to cause devastating damage to his targets with great precision, as well as utilizing his mental rage to boost his strength in order to defeat Beatrix.

Relationships

Anne Boonchuy

"Spranne against the world!"

At first, Sprig sees Anne as the so-called "beast," but they later became to be friends after she saved him from a giant Red mantis and introducing herself to him. Sprig, finding out she is friendly, becomes good friends with her. Sprig and Anne have a very strong friendship. Even after a slight misunderstanding at first meeting, they were able to quickly bond with one another due to their similar personalities. They continuously refer to themselves as "Spranne" and even have a catchphrase: "Spranne against the world!" Sprig is very protective of Anne, with the two acting like siblings as their bond continues to grow stronger. Sometimes Sprig will look to Anne for advice and clearly likes to confide in her about things. They have zero romantic attraction with one another, though in Sprig's case it appears to be solely based on age as revealed in "Bizarre Bazaar". ("Yeah, she's way too old for me."). In "Hopping Mall", the two become even closer when Sprig reveals that he does not remember anything about his mother and seemed intrigued when Anne began to talk about hers.

When the time comes for them to separate in "The Hardest Thing", Sprig takes it the hardest of all, barely holding himself together and affirming that he will never forget Anne, who gives him her cell phone as a souvenir and to help him on his future adventures. Before Anne steps into the portal, he runs up to her and they share one last hug. 9 months later, Sprig has converted her old basement bedroom into his "usual spot", documenting findings from his adventures with Anne's phone. Before going on his latest adventure to the unexplored continent with Ivy, he looks back fondly at the newly unveiled statue of Anne.

Hop Pop Plantar

Sprig is shown to be caring and loves his grandparent but sometimes his views contradicts with Hop Pop's, which lead to occasional arguments. In "Sprig Vs. Hop Pop," Sprig is angered by Hop Pop not reading his suggestions and rather burning them which lead them to compete in the Plantar Family Challenge over who gets to run the farm.

Polly Plantar

In "Civil Wart," Sprig gets upset that Polly being the youngest gets more attention and rights than him from Hop Pop, feeling that since Polly is young he has to give up numerous things for her. Not till after starting a war against two teams of Wartwood in the episode, Sprig realizes that he is supposed to protect his younger sister and care for her. This can be seen in future episodes as he is by her side and has fewer arguments with her and works better with her as a team.

Sasha Waybright

Initially, when they met in "Reunion", he tried to befriend her and was cordial towards her, but she reacted coldly and uninterested in him. Soon, the two develop a conflict and rivalry later in the episode when Sprig calls Sasha out on her bossy treatment of Anne and accuses her of being a bully, leading Sasha to attempt to kill him out of anger until Anne steps in. After this, the two maintain a strong conflict with Sprig being the most distrustful toward Sasha among the Plantars to the point where he was initially suspicious over Marcy being evil like Sasha. Even when Sasha claims to have reformed, he continues to remain distrustful toward her during "The Dinner" where he takes the seat next to Anne despite Sasha wanting it and joining Hop Pop and Polly in taunting her over the events of Toad Tower during a game of Drawsidoodle.

Eventually, Sprig puts aside his differences with Sasha when he finds out she was right about Andrias being evil in "True Colors" and fight off his forces with the rest of the group. By "Commander Anne" and "Sprivy", the two seem to have put aside their grudge and get along fine with Sprig respecting her as a leader of the underground resistance.

Marcy Wu

Sprig was initially distrustful when meeting Marcy in "Marcy at the Gates" due to his previous experience with Sasha, but soon grows to trust her and consider her a friend at the end of the episode when she saves his life from the Barbari-ant queen. The two seem to share a good friendship with one another, with Marcy even inviting him and Polly over for a sleepover with her and Anne in "The Sleepover to End All Sleepovers".

Their relationship is strained a bit during "True Colors" when finding out she intentionally planned on getting herself, Anne, and Sasha trapped in Amphibia with Sprig even growing uncomfortable and backing away when she tries to justify her decision and how much Anne benefited from Amphibia. However, Marcy does realize her mistake in conspiring with King Andrias and even proceeds to atone by helping him and the group fight off Andrias' forces and saves him from falling when Andrias throws him out the window. He is shown to be horrified and devastated at Marcy's possible death.

Captain Grime

While they don't interact one on one too often, they are considered enemies after Grime tried to kill Hop Pop in "Reunion" and Sprig still doesn't trust him when he claims to have reformed in "The Third Temple". The two even fight one another when Grime tries to prevent him from closing the gate in "True Colors" with Sprig using his slingshot to hit Grime's good eye and even using the warhammer to hit Grime, much to his shock. Sprig puts aside his differences with him after he realizes he was right about Andrias being evil.

They still didn't hold a high opinion of one another though and they still dislike each other due to Sprig beating Grime at the gate and Grime's previous actions in season 1 until "Grime's Pupil" where they become friends after Grime helps him train for the match against Captain Beatrix and being impressed at each other's fighting moves.

Ivy Sundew

Sprig and Ivy are known to be close friends with one another. They are occasional sparring partners, and often tease each other by attempting to ambush the other frog and successfully tackle them to the ground. When their guardians Hop Pop and Felicia attempted to set them up on a date involving a ritual dance that would allow them to be wedded, they instead chose to discard it and run off into the forest to have fun together as friends. But after dealing with killer Love Doves and saving their families, Sprig then came to realize he actually fell in love with Ivy.

When the Plantars return from Newtopia, Sprig frets over forgetting to get Ivy a red sunshell to match her blue moonshell, but she forgives him later and tells him he can make it up to her with a date, with them becoming an official couple from that point onward. When they are part of the Resistance, they initially are unable to separate from each other for even a few minutes until Sasha explains they are needed for more important jobs for the Resistance and manage to come to terms with that.

Nine months after the war, Ivy tells Sprig that she got word from Grime that a whole new continent was discovered and after the statue unveiling ceremony at Wartwood, they proceed to go on a new adventure to the unexplored continent.

Sadie Croaker

Sprig seemed to not think much of Mrs. Croaker; assuming that she was simply just another off beat elder, only to learn that she can be crafty as seen in "Anne Theft Auto". However, in "Cracking Mrs. Croaker", Sprig was desperate to get her to like him as he reasoned that since everyone else liked him, she should too. After a failed attempt, she admitted that she simply did not like his face, but seeing him wanting to gain some form of acceptance, she was willing to try. Sprig at first claims that he was okay that she did not like him, but then reasoned that she did like him, much to her annoyance.

Mrs. Boonchuy

Sprig wasn't satisfied with Anne's mom treating him as a guest unlike the rest of his blood relatives and the latter was extremely tolerant of his antics despite his best efforts to foster a mother-son relationship. When she finally scolded him for getting him and her daughter into trouble, he became so overjoyed that he hugged her, much to her confusion. After Anne told her mom about why Sprig takes having a mother figure in his life so seriously, Mrs. Boonchuy cooked pancakes topped with cockroaches for him and they bond at last.

Sylvia Sundew

When Hop Pop first invited Sylvia on the family fishing trip, Sprig only saw the latter as a wedge between him and his grandfather. So he devised a way to get rid of her which involved getting her stranded on an island. However after realizing that she wanted him to be at Hop Pop's side when they fish, he went to retrieved her, saved her from a giant crab and apologized to her from which their relationship later improved.

Sightings

Season 1
Amphibia Main Theme:		Appears
Amphibia Credits Theme:		Appears
1. "Anne or Beast?":	Debut	20. "Prison Break":	Absent
2. "Best Fronds":	Appears	21. "Grubhog Day":	Appears
3. "Cane Crazy":	Appears	22. "Hop Pop and Lock":	Appears
4. "Flood, Sweat & Tears":	Appears	23. "Civil Wart":	Appears
5. "Hop Luck":	Appears	24. "Hop-Popular":	Appears
6. "Stakeout":	Appears	25. "Croak & Punishment":	Appears
7. "The Domino Effect":	Appears	26. "Trip to the Archives":	Appears
8. "Taking Charge":	Appears	27. "Snow Day":	Appears
9. "Anne Theft Auto":	Appears	28. "Cracking Mrs. Croaker":	Appears
10. "Breakout Star":	Appears	29. "A Night at the Inn":	Appears
11. "Sprig Vs Hop Pop":	Appears	30. "Wally and Anne":	Appears
12. "Girl Time":	Appears	31. "Family Fishing Trip":	Appears
13. "Dating Season":	Appears	32. "Bizarre Bazaar":	Appears
14. "Anne Vs. Wild":	Appears	33. "Cursed!":	Appears
15. "Contagi-Anne":	Appears	34. "Fiddle Me This":	Appears
16. "Family Shrub":	Appears	35. "The Big Bugball Game":	Appears
17. "Lily Pad Thai":	Appears	36. "Combat Camp":	Appears
18. "Plantar's Last Stand":	Appears	37. "Children of the Spore":	Appears
19. "Toad Tax":	Appears	38. "Anne of the Year":	Appears
39. "Reunion":		Appears

Season 2
Amphibia Main Theme:		Appears
Amphibia Credits Theme:		Appears
1. "Handy Anne":	Appears	19. "A Day at the Aquarium":	Appears
2. "Fort in the Road":	Appears	20. "The Shut-In!":	Appears
3. "The Ballad of Hopediah Plantar":	Appears	21. "Night Drivers":	Appears
4. "Anne Hunter":	Appears	22. "Return to Wartwood":	Appears
5. "Truck Stop Polly":	Appears	23. "Ivy on the Run":	Appears
6. "A Caravan Named Desire":	Appears	24. "After the Rain":	Appears
7. "Quarreler's Pass":	Appears	25. "The First Temple":	Appears
8. "Toadcatcher":	Absent	26. "New Wartwood":	Non-speaking
9. "Swamp and Sensibility":	Appears	27. "Friend or Frobo?":	Appears
10. "Wax Museum":	Appears	28. "Toad to Redemption":	Appears
11. "Marcy at the Gates":	Appears	29. "Maddie & Marcy":	Appears
12. "Scavenger Hunt":	Appears	30. "The Second Temple":	Appears
13. "The Plantars Check In":	Appears	31. "Barrel's Warhammer":	Absent
14. "Lost in Newtopia":	Appears	32. "Bessie & MicroAngelo":	Appears
15. "Sprig Gets Schooled":	Appears	33. "The Third Temple":	Appears
16. "Little Frogtown":	Appears	34. "The Dinner":	Appears
17. "Hopping Mall":	Appears	35. "Battle of the Bands":	Appears
18. "The Sleepover to End All Sleepovers":	Appears	36. "True Colors":	Appears

Season 3
Amphibia Main Theme:		Appears
Amphibia Credits Theme:		Appears
1. "The New Normal":	Appears	16. "Froggy Little Christmas":	Appears
2. "Hop 'Til You Drop":	Appears	17. "Escape to Amphibia":	Appears
3. "Turning Point":	Non-speaking	18. "Commander Anne":	Appears
4. "Thai Feud":	Appears	19. "Sprivy":	Appears
5. "Adventures in Catsitting":	Appears	20. "Sasha's Angels":	Absent
6. "Fight at the Museum":	Appears	21. "Olm Town Road":	Appears
7. "Temple Frogs":	Appears	22. "Mother of Olms":	Appears
8. "Fixing Frobo":	Appears	23. "Grime's Pupil":	Appears
9. "Anne-sterminator":	Appears	24. "The Root of Evil":	Appears
10. "Mr. X":	Appears	25. "The Core & The King":	Absent
11. "Sprig's Birthday":	Appears	26. "Newts in Tights":	Appears
12. "Spider-Sprig":	Appears	27. "Fight or Flight":	Appears
13. "Olivia & Yunan":	Mentioned	28. "The Three Armies":	Appears
14. "Hollywood Hop Pop":	Appears	29. "The Beginning of the End":	Appears
15. "If You Give a Frog a Cookie":	Appears	30. "All In":	Appears
31. "The Hardest Thing":		Appears

Shorts
Teen Girl in a Frog World
1. "No Signal":	Debut	2. "Whack-A-Mole":	Appears
3. "Scenic Route":	Appears	4. "Hop Popcorn":	Appears
5. "Cattail Catastrophe":		Appears
Chibi Tiny Tales
1. "Mantis Bowling":	Appears	2. "Quit Bugging Me":	Appears
3. "Bird Attack":	Appears	4. "Bucket Blues":	Absent
5. "Family Photo":	Appears	6. "Quicksand":	Appears
7. "Selfie Safari":	Appears	8. "Frogs in Space":	Appears
Vlogs from the Bog
1. "Amphibia Food!":	Absent	2. "Hop Like a Frog!":	Appears
3. "Driving the Amphibian Way!":	Appears	4. "Learning About Each Other!":	Appears
5. "Glamour!":	Appears	6. "My Dope Life As A Battle Queen! By: Sasha":	Appears

Behind the scenes

Early development

In his initial concept, Sprig would be named Weed, have a very different appearance, different clothing without the hat and goggles, smaller eyes and a blue tongue instead of yellow, as well as going through numerous color changes before settling on hot pink.

Name and basis

Sprig's name is a play on the word, Spring, a reference to his favorite season and the spring-like patterns of frogs hopping. Also, the word Sprig is a real word. It means a small spray of some plant with its leaves, flowers, etc. in Dictionary.com possibly as a reference to his family's heritage as farmers.

According to Disney, Sprig's pink exterior was based on the real-life Strawberry poison-dart frog, a species of small poison dart frog found in Central America. However, these frogs are usually not pink, but red or orange.

Voice

Sprig is voiced by Justin Felbinger. The announcement came from The Hollywood Reporter on May 15, 2019.

Debut

Sprig debuted in the series premiere, "Anne or Beast?", and in Teen Girl in a Frog World, he debuted in "No Signal".

Foreign voice actors

Language version	Actors	Notes
Spanish (Latin America)	Demián Velazco Rochwerger
Portugese (Brazil)	Yago Contatori
Czech	Ondřej Balcar
German	Manuel Scheuernstuhl
Danish	Bertil De Lorenzi (Season 1) Elias Meyer Jakobsen (Season 2-Present)
Spanish (Castilian)	Rocío Pereiras
French	Maxime Donnay
Greek	Giorgios Skoufis (Γιωργος Σκουφης)
Hungarian	Barath István
Indonesian	Marin Ifa Hasmarina
Hebrew	Itan Greenberg (איטן גרינברג)
Italian	Riccardo Suarez
Japanese	Serika Hiromatsu (弘松 芹香)
Korean	Lim Yun-seon (임윤선) Kim Chae-ha (김채하)	The latter voices Sprig from "The Shut-In!" onwards.
Malay	Muneira Anuar
Dutch	Thijs Overpelt
Norwegian	Erik Daniel Aubert (Seasons 1-2) Stinius Maurstad (Season 3-Present)
Polish	Jakub Jóźwik
Portuguese	Mafalda Luís de Castro
Romanian	Răzvan Gogan
Russian	Alexei Kostrischkin (Алексей Костричкин)
Swedish	Erik Wendt
Thai	Nutchaya Intasow (ณัฐชยา อินต๊ะซาว)
Turkish	Mertkan Acar
Ukrainian	Hanna Sobolyeva (Ганна Соболєва)

Quotes

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Gallery

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To view the various designs of Sprig Plantar, click here.

Trivia

• He snores loudly.
• According to Disney Sprig's design went through more versions than all the other Amphibia characters combined.
• Sprig's pink exterior was based on the real-life Strawberry poison-dart frog. This was confirmed by Disney in a tweet.
• He is the last one of the main characters that has seen Anne's power.
• He and Polly are the only pink frogs, in their time span, in Amphibia. A fact that is seen and mentioned by others multiple times throughout the show. The only other known pink frog is his distant ancestor Leif.
• He originally thought everything on Anne's phone was trapped and will try and free it by smashing the phone with a hammer, which was a running gag in the series. He eventually understood how her phone works as he is later seen easily using it and is even given the phone by Anne during the finale.
• His name is commonly misspelled as Spring.
• He states that he doesn't miss his mother who passed away when he and Polly were younger by stating that someone "can't miss someone they never actually knew". He tries to think like this and says it just to hide his pain and grief for the loss of his mother, which is actually a big deal to him as he reveals to Anne.
• His hobbies include: Playing the fiddle, looking and exploring with telescopes and using his slingshots. He is a collector and has a big collection of the latter.
• He considers Anne "way too old" for him when they were accused of being a couple, implying that he prefers dating people closer to his age.
• Sprig, arguably, has already had two love interests. Ivy Sundew, whom he starts dating at the end of season one, and Maddie Flour, whom he was engaged to in exchange for dough from the baker, but broke it off.
• Despite his very immature behavior, Sprig can stand up to and confront people who manipulate his friends. An example of this can be seen in "Reunion" when he stands up to Sasha when she's forcing Anne to put her sword down.
• In "Flood, Sweat & Tears", while playing "Would you Rather" with Anne, Sprig said he couldn't sweat. In "Sprig Vs. Hop Pop", Sprig is seen sweating.
• In the Big City Greens episode "Present Tense", a doll of Sprig can be seen in the claw machine at the arcade.
• In the The Owl House episodes "Hunting Palismen" and "Any Sport in a Storm", a plush of Sprig can be seen in Hunter's room.
  • He is the only main character from the show to not be referenced in the third season premiere of The Owl House, "Thanks to Them".
    • By extension, he is not referenced in The Owl House's third season at all.
• His fictional human counterpart is Twig from Anne's story, "Phone Mo," in the episode "The Shut-In!".
• It was revealed in "After the Rain" that both his parents were killed a few years ago during a heron attack, which he and Polly managed to hide and survive. Hop Pop fortunately escaped the disaster because he was on a journey and took both of his grandchildren in.
• According to "Glamour!", Sprig is naturally talented at makeup.
• Sprig was 10 years old at the start of the series.
• Sprig got his iconic hat on his second birthday from his parents, though his memory was a bit fuzzy. It is one of his few memories of his parents.
• As of "Sprig's Birthday", he is the same age as his girlfriend Ivy Sundew and Robert Otto's granddaughter Molly Jo.
• "Sasha's Angels" is the only episode that Sprig is not apart of, but takes place in someplace that he is at.
  • Similarly, he isn't in "Turning Point", but he does appear at the very beginning, in a non-speaking cameo.
• From time to time, especially in the episode "Grime's Pupil". Sprig was surprisingly an agile fighting frog, similar to Darel the Wood Frog from Kulipari.
• Sprig is the last amphibian to speak in the series, and his Earth counterpart is the last to appear.
• Though Matt Braly has been adamant that Amphibia has ended, he has entertained the notion that a spin-off series/seasons starring Sprig, exploring the newly discovered continent outside of Amphibia, is possible.
• He is the only one of the main characters to have never touched the Calamity Box at any point during the series.

Videos

Meet Sprig! Amphibia Disney Channel

Learn to Draw Sprig ✏️ Amphibia Disney Channel

References

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Anne Boonchuy Sprig Plantar Hop Pop Plantar Polly Plantar