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A troll is a creature from Nordic folklore and Norse mythology that typically lives in isolated rocky, mountainous, or cave environments in small family groups. Trolls are generally portrayed as unhelpful to humans in the old Norse sources, making them significant figures in the mythological traditions and cultural stories of Nordic peoples.
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トロールまたはトロル（丁: trold、典: troll）とは、北欧の国、特にノルウェーの伝承に登場する妖精の一種である。
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