Chef stopped tickling Branch & asked 'It wasn't that scary, was it?'. 'No' answered Branch smiling then said 'OMG! - I haven't laughed That Much since 20 Years!'. 'Are you Kidding?' Chef asked him almost laughing 'It was just 30 seconds of laughter - or even less!'. 'That's right' answered Branch with a more serious face. 

'And what happened to his Hair?' asked King Gristle. Branch looked at the caged Trolls, not understanding & asked them 'What is he talking about?'.  'About your hair, Branch' answered Dj Suki 'We noticed that too! - It started changing color!'. 'Yes!' answered the other Trolls 'It's turning Blue!'. 'I would like to see that!' said Branch smiling slightly so Chef answered 'There you go!' & held a Bergen hand mirror in front of his face to let him see the change. Branch looked at his mirror reflexion & smiled.

'Do you feel any happier now?' Satin asked him. 'Yes' answered Branch smiling slowly as if he just realized a really good thing that happened to him '... I Do!'. 'It all makes sense!' said Creek 'If you laugh - you feel Happy! - & when you're Happy - Your True Colors Start to Come Back!'. 'Interesting - so Trolls change colors when they are Happy?' Chef asked them. 'Only if they were sad before - Just like Branch' answered Dj Suki. 'We didn't change colors when you tickled Us - cause we were Already Happy' Chenille joined the conversation. 'I see' answered Chef & asked the Trolls 'You think that his color change will go on if he laughs some more?'.

'We're Sure about That!' answered the Trolls so Chef moved the feather in the air close to Branch's right foot... - & observed his sudden 'reaction change' because he didn't look scared anymore. He smiled automatically - just like a person who is about to be tickled & Likes It! - So it was much closer to the 'Happy Trolls' reaction than before. Chef noticed it & asked him 'What do I see?... - You started to Like It?'. 'Let's say that 'I don't mind it anymore - because I Got Used to it' answered Branch with a smile & this time he laughed instantly when the feather touched his foot. He really 'didn't mind it'!