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* The scene were Coco lays an egg, that happens to have a Flamethrower in it. She then proceeds to torch the entire area in one motion.
* Mac is the only one who did't eat the sleeping-powder covered crumpets because of how he reacts to sugar. So he pretends to be sleeping as the puppy starts gloating about his plan...and then he apprehends him.
* Mac is the only one who did't eat the sleeping-powder covered crumpets because of how he reacts to sugar. So he pretends to be sleeping as the puppy starts gloating about his plan...and then he apprehends him.
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* The scene were where Coco lays an egg, that happens to have a Flamethrower in it. She then proceeds to torch the entire area in one motion.
* Mac is the only one whodid't didn't eat the sleeping-powder covered crumpets because of how he reacts to sugar. So he pretends to be sleeping as the puppy starts gloating about his plan...and then he apprehends him.
* Mac is the only one who
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* The reason why this works as a proper GrandFinale for the entire series: by the end of the movie, the iconic theme song plays again but with the roles reversed. Instead of just Mac running around Foster's as he encounters his friends, ''all'' of the imaginary friends (except Duchess) this time around are making a dash towards the attic to jump inside the toy box, with Frankie and World going in last. Once all is said and done, this ensures that World will always have friends to play with in his own world and he'll never be lonely again.
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* The reason why this works as a proper GrandFinale for the entire series: by the end of the movie, the iconic theme song plays again but with the roles reversed. Instead of just Mac running around Foster's as he encounters his friends, Mac and ''all'' of the imaginary friends (except Duchess) this time around are making a dash towards the attic to jump inside the toy box, with Frankie and World going in last. Once all is said and done, this ensures that World will always have friends to play with in his own world and he'll never be lonely again.
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* The reason why this works as a proper GrandFinale for the entire series: by the end of the movie, the iconic theme song plays again but with the roles reversed. Instead of just Mac running around Foster's as he encounters his friends, ''all'' of the imaginary friends (except Duchess) this time around are making a dash towards the attic to jump inside the toy box, with Frankie and World going in last. Once all is said and done, this ensures that World will always have friends to play with in his own world and he'll never be lonely again. ** Especially when one feels poignant at the ending of ''Goodbye Bloo'' with the house being undrawn, the ending to this movie indelibly sweetens the pill.
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* The reason why this works as a proper GrandFinale for the entire series: by the end of the movie, the iconic theme song plays again but with the roles reversed. Instead of just Mac running around Foster's as he encounters his friends, ''all'' of the imaginary friends (except Duchess) this time around are making a dash towards the attic to jump inside the toy box, with Frankie and World going in last. Once all is said and done, this ensures that World will always have friends to play with in his own world and he'll never be lonely again.
** Especially when one feels poignant at the ending of ''Goodbye Bloo'' with the house being undrawn, the ending to this movie indelibly sweetens the pill.
** Especially when one feels poignant at the ending of ''Goodbye Bloo'' with the house being undrawn, the ending to this movie indelibly sweetens the pill.
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* The reason why this works as a proper GrandFinale for the entire series: by the end of the movie, the iconic theme song plays again but with the roles reversed. Instead of just Mac running around Foster's as he encounters his friends, ''all'' of the imaginary friends (except Duchess) this time around are making a dash towards the attic to jump inside the toy box, with Frankie and World going in last. Once all is said and done, this ensures that World will always have friends to play with in his own world and he'll never be lonely again.
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* The reason why this works as a proper GrandFinale for the entire series: by the end of the movie, the iconic theme song plays again but with the roles reversed. Instead of just Mac running around Foster's as he encounters his friends, ''all'' of the imaginary friends (except Duchess) this time around are making a dash towards the attic to jump inside the toy box, with Frankie and World going in last. Once all is said and done, this ensures that World will always have friends to play with in his own world and he'll never be lonely again. ** Especially when one feels poignant at the ending of ''Goodbye Bloo'' with the house being undrawn, the ending to this movie indelibly sweetens the pill.
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* The reason why this works as a proper GrandFinale for the entire series: by the end of the movie, the iconic theme song plays again but with the roles reversed. Instead of just Mac running around fosters as he encounters his friends, ''all'' of the imaginary friends (except Duchess) is excitedly running towards the attic to jump inside the toy box, with Frankie and World going in last. Once all is said and done, this ensures that World will always have friends to play with in his own world and he'll never be lonely again.
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* The reason why this works as a proper GrandFinale for the entire series: by the end of the movie, the iconic theme song plays again but with the roles reversed. Instead of just Mac running around fosters Foster's as he encounters his friends, ''all'' of the imaginary friends (except Duchess) is excitedly running this time around are making a dash towards the attic to jump inside the toy box, with Frankie and World going in last. Once all is said and done, this ensures that World will always have friends to play with in his own world and he'll never be lonely again.
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* The video game-like scene that is a parody of Super Mario Bros. Game lovers really love it!
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* The video game-like scene that is a parody of Super Mario Bros. Game lovers really love it!it!
* The reason why this works as a proper GrandFinale for the entire series: by the end of the movie, the iconic theme song plays again but with the roles reversed. Instead of just Mac running around fosters as he encounters his friends, ''all'' of the imaginary friends (except Duchess) is excitedly running towards the attic to jump inside the toy box, with Frankie and World going in last. Once all is said and done, this ensures that World will always have friends to play with in his own world and he'll never be lonely again.
* The reason why this works as a proper GrandFinale for the entire series: by the end of the movie, the iconic theme song plays again but with the roles reversed. Instead of just Mac running around fosters as he encounters his friends, ''all'' of the imaginary friends (except Duchess) is excitedly running towards the attic to jump inside the toy box, with Frankie and World going in last. Once all is said and done, this ensures that World will always have friends to play with in his own world and he'll never be lonely again.
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* Mac is the only one who did't eat the sleeping-powder covered crumpets because of how he reacts to sugar. So he pretends to be sleeping as the puppy starts gloating about his plan...and then he apprehends him.
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* The video game-like scene that is a parody of Super Mario Bros. Game lovers like myself really love it!
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* The video game-like scene that is a parody of Super Mario Bros. Game lovers like myself really love it!
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** Mr. Herriman gets another when he tries to save Frankie from a rampaging World, by ''biting'' him.
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* For Bloo haters who got tired of his selfishness got one when Mr. Herriman ''slaps'' him with his glove when Bloo says Foster's is [[ItsAllAboutMe all about him]].
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* For Bloo haters who got tired of his selfishness got one when Mr. Herriman ''slaps'' him with his glove when Bloo says Foster's is [[ItsAllAboutMe all about him]].him]].
* The video game-like scene that is a parody of Super Mario Bros. Game lovers like myself really love it!
* The video game-like scene that is a parody of Super Mario Bros. Game lovers like myself really love it!
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* The scene were Coco lays an egg, that happens to have a Flamethrower in it. She then proceeds to torch the entire area in one motion.
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* For Bloo haters who got tired of his selfishness got one when Mr. Herriman ''slaps'' him with his glove when Bloo says Foster's is [[ItsAllAboutMe all about him]].
* For Bloo haters who got tired of his selfishness got one when Mr. Herriman ''slaps'' him with his glove when Bloo says Foster's is [[ItsAllAboutMe all about him]].
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* The scene were Coco lays an egg, that happens to have a Flamethrower in it. She then proceeds to torch the entire area in one motion.
