History Anime / LittleNemoAdventuresInSlumberLand

-->'''The Nightmare King:''' Ooo, pajamas do ''scare'' me so! Mwahahaha!

* CigarChomper: Flip.

* CigarChomper: Flip

* OhNoNotAgain: During the song about training Nemo to be a prince, the horse that Nemo tries riding on flips him off his seat and onto the fat dancing lady, who catches him, and he says, "Not again!", indicating that she has tried to make him dance before.

'''''Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland''''' is an AnimatedAdaptation of the ComicStrip ''[[ComicStrip/LittleNemo Little Nemo In Slumberland]]'' by Creator/WinsorMcCay. In it, a young boy named Nemo travels to Slumberland in his dreams after receiving an invitation from Princess Camille. There he is trained to become the new prince. But, under the bad influence of the trickster clown Flip, Nemo inadvertently unleashes the Nightmare King, and has to save King Morpheus after he's kidnapped and taken to Nightmareland.

* TheCollector: Toward the end, [[spoiler: The Nightmare King has captured the Professor, Flip, princess, and king in large collumns which he calls his "collection"]]

** The "sitting in a tree inside cloud/dandelion/cotton candy puffs with clothes strewn about" snippet is certainly worth mentioning, as Nemo and Camille would ''probably'' have had to have seen each other naked at some point for them to end up like that.
*** Which also means they at least know what gender Bonbon is!

* TheHerosJourney: Follows it quite closely, actually.

* NuttySquirrel: Icarus.

Was recently released on Blu-Ray disk, this time with the original Japanese audio as an option.

* ThanksForTheMammary: Flip accidentally grabs Princess Camille's breasts shortly after they rescue her from water goblins in Nightmareland and gets elbowed for it. Then again, she wasn't old enough to really have much in the way of breasts.

* NuttySquirrel: Icarus

* ManChild: Nemo first meets King Morpheus when he's playing with a toy train in a playroom atmosphere.

* AdultChild: Nemo first meets King Morpheus when he's playing with a toy train in a playroom atmosphere.

'''''Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland''''' is an AnimatedAdaptation of the ComicStrip ''[[ComicStrip/LittleNemo Little Nemo In Slumberland]]'' by WinsorMcCay. In it, a young boy named Nemo travels to Slumberland in his dreams after receiving an invitation from Princess Camille. There he is trained to become the new prince. But, under the bad influence of the trickster clown Flip, Nemo inadvertently unleashes the Nightmare King, and has to save King Morpheus after he's kidnapped and taken to Nightmareland.

* TheHeroesJourney: Follows it quite closely, actually.
* HerosWantRedheads

* HeroesWantRedheads

'''''Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland''''' is an AnimatedAdaptation of the ComicStrips ''ComicStrip/LittleNemo'' by WinsorMcCay. In it, a young boy named Nemo travels to Slumberland in his dreams after receiving an invitation from Princess Camille. There he is trained to become the new prince. But, under the bad influence of the trickster clown Flip, Nemo inadvertently unleashes the Nightmare King, and has to save King Morpheus after he's kidnapped and taken to Nightmareland.

** Princess Camille to Nemo: "Your underwear is rather cute."

* MadScientistsBeautifulDaughter: Professor Genius and Princess Camille, though he isn't "mad" per se.

* EverythingsNuttierWithSquirrels

* SmallAnnoyingCreature: Icarus, the flying squirrel, in the film only.

'''''Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland''''' is an AnimatedAdaptation of the ComicStrips ''ComicStrip/LittleNemo'' by WinsorMcCay.

It was produced in the late Eighties in Japan, where it was released in 1989 with limited release in the US. In 1992 a re-cut edition was released in the US. This film also served as the basis for ''Nemo'' and ''VideoGame/LittleNemoTheDreamMaster'', two {{Capcom}}-developed video games for the arcade and {{NES}}, respectively, in 1990. The latter ultimately became [[AdaptationDisplacement more well-known than the both the film and the comic itself.]]

* AmbiguousGender: In the original comics, Bon Bon (also known as The Candy Kid) [[http://postcardcollector.org/forum/extensions/InlineImages/image.php?AttachmentID=3740 was male]]. In the movie... it's a little less clear. S/he's voiced by a female, but that's quite common for young male characters as well. The longer hair and pastel clothes mean nothing in this film. Fandom [[ViewerGenderConfusion tends to be split on this]] as well.

It was produced in the late Eighties in Japan, where it was released in 1989 with limited release in the US. In 1992 a re-cut edition was released in the US. This film also served as the basis for ''Nemo'' and ''Little Nemo: The Dream Master'', two {{Capcom}}-developed video games for the arcade and {{NES}}, respectively, in 1990. The latter ultimately became [[AdaptationDisplacement more well-known than the both the film and the comic itself.]]