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* SturdyAndSteadyTurtles: {{Subverted|Trope}}. He's [[SuperSpeed surprisingly very fast]], and is able to deliver packages extremely quickly. His issue is that he gets mixed up when delivering more than one package at a time, as he has trouble remembering what goes where.
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* CoolCar: Like in other Fred Rogers works, Trolley's main purpose is being a mode of transportation, as well as being cool.
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* CoolCar: Like in other Fred Rogers Creator/FredRogers works, Trolley's main purpose is being a mode of transportation, as well as being cool.
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* SentientVehicle: A living trolley, as is the case in most Fred Rogers works. Not only can it move on its own and "speak", but it's also able to tilt itself slightly to the side. It mainly does this as a form of gesturing.
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* SentientVehicle: A living trolley, as is the case in most Fred Rogers Creator/FredRogers works. Not only can it move on its own and "speak", but it's also able to tilt itself slightly to the side. It mainly does this as a form of gesturing.
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* GentleGiant: It's very large when compared to the other characters, as to be expected. But it's otherwise very friendly.
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* GentleGiant: It's very large when compared to the other characters, as to be expected. But it's otherwise very friendly.
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* ContinuityNod: At the end of its debut episode, it and Grampy Hodie have a quick conversation, where Grampy asks how things have been going in the Neighborhood of Make-Believe. It brings up a NoodleIncident concerning King Friday, which Grampy responds with "Really? King Friday did ''that''? Oh, my friend is just too funny!"
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* SentientVehicle: A living trolley, as is the case in most Fred Rogers works. Not only can it move on its own and "speak", but its it's also able to tilt itself slightly to the side. It mainly does this as a form of gesturing.
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* GentleGiant: It's very large when compared to the other characters, as to be expected. But its otherwise very friendly.
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* GentleGiant: It's very large when compared to the other characters, as to be expected. But its it's otherwise very friendly.
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[[folder:Trolley]]
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The Neighborhood Trolley, who appears in the episode "Trolley Visits Someplace Else" as the surprise guest for Biggest Party Ever Party.
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* CoolCar: Like in other Fred Rogers works, Trolley's main purpose is being a mode of transportation, as well as being cool.
* GentleGiant: It's very large when compared to the other characters, as to be expected. But its otherwise very friendly.
* {{Leitmotif}}: Has its own theme music whenever it starts moving. Said music is an arrangement of its accompanying piano riffs from ''Series/MisterRogersNeighborhood''.
* MythologyGag: Trolley here is able to travel on roads, just like in ''WesternAnimation/DanielTigersNeighborhood'', unlike in the original ''Series/MisterRogersNeighborhood'', where it was a railroad trolley.
* SentientVehicle: A living trolley, as is the case in most Fred Rogers works. Not only can it move on its own and "speak", but its also able to tilt itself slightly to the side. It mainly does this as a form of gesturing.
* StarfishLanguage: Speaks in a series of dings. As revealed in its debut episode, its language seems at least somewhat manageable. This is demonstrated with Donkey and Purple Panda trying to figure out what its saying. Two dings means "Hello", three dings means "Yes", and four dings means "[[spoiler:I'd like to help]]".
[[folder:Trolley]]
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The Neighborhood Trolley, who appears in the episode "Trolley Visits Someplace Else" as the surprise guest for Biggest Party Ever Party.
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* CoolCar: Like in other Fred Rogers works, Trolley's main purpose is being a mode of transportation, as well as being cool.
* GentleGiant: It's very large when compared to the other characters, as to be expected. But its otherwise very friendly.
* {{Leitmotif}}: Has its own theme music whenever it starts moving. Said music is an arrangement of its accompanying piano riffs from ''Series/MisterRogersNeighborhood''.
* MythologyGag: Trolley here is able to travel on roads, just like in ''WesternAnimation/DanielTigersNeighborhood'', unlike in the original ''Series/MisterRogersNeighborhood'', where it was a railroad trolley.
* SentientVehicle: A living trolley, as is the case in most Fred Rogers works. Not only can it move on its own and "speak", but its also able to tilt itself slightly to the side. It mainly does this as a form of gesturing.
* StarfishLanguage: Speaks in a series of dings. As revealed in its debut episode, its language seems at least somewhat manageable. This is demonstrated with Donkey and Purple Panda trying to figure out what its saying. Two dings means "Hello", three dings means "Yes", and four dings means "[[spoiler:I'd like to help]]".
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* EarlyInstallmentCharacterDesignDifference: He originally had yellowish skin and freckles. After his reintroduction, his skin becomes greener, and he gains facial hair and glasses.
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* EarlyInstallmentCharacterDesignDifference: He originally had yellowish skin and freckles.skin. After his reintroduction, his skin becomes greener, and he gains facial hair and glasses.
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!!The Neighborhood of Make-Believe
[[folder:King Friday XIII]]
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-->Played by: Matt Vogel
The reigning monarch of the Neighborhood of Make Believe, and the one who ordered Grampy to build his windmill 'someplace else,' although this is not mentioned in the show. He sometimes visits Someplace Else.
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The reigning monarch of
Originally a BitCharacter seen in "The Fastest Fetcher" and "The Cow and Potato Bug Opera," Turtle Lou was reintroduced in season 2 as the
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* AscendedExtra: He originally was a very minor character, with his only role of significance being when he beat Bob Dog in a game of Fastest Fetcher. Season 2 bumps him up to a recurring character when he opens his Speedy Delivery mail service.
* EarlyInstallmentCharacterDesignDifference: He originally had yellowish skin and freckles. After his reintroduction, his skin becomes greener, and he gains facial hair and glasses.
* {{Expy}}: He's supposed to be modeled after Mr. [=McFeely=], given his appearance and his running the Speedy Delivery service.
* MythologyGag: He was reintroduced as being based on Mr. [=McFeely=] from the original series.
* NonMammalianHair: His season 2 redesign gives him hair on his head, as well as a mustache, despite being a turtle.
* PunnyName: His name seems to be a pun on the phrase "toodleloo."
* ShamedByAMob: In "Speedy Delivery", a less-than-happy crowd surrounds Turtle-Lou's Speedy Delivery stand after he mixes up all the orders he was scheduled to send out.
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!!The Neighborhood of Make-Believe
[[folder:King Friday XIII]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/king_friday_donkey_hodie.png]]
-->Played by: Matt Vogel
The reigning monarch of the Neighborhood of Make Believe, and the one who ordered Grampy to build his windmill 'someplace else,' although this is not mentioned in the show. He sometimes visits Someplace Else.
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* EarlyInstallmentCharacterDesignDifference: He originally had yellowish skin and freckles. After his reintroduction, his skin becomes greener, and he gains facial hair and glasses.
* {{Expy}}: He's supposed to be modeled after Mr. [=McFeely=], given his appearance and his running the Speedy Delivery service.
* MythologyGag: He was reintroduced as being based on Mr. [=McFeely=] from the original series.
* NonMammalianHair: His season 2 redesign gives him hair on his head, as well as a mustache, despite being a turtle.
* PunnyName: His name seems to be a pun on the phrase "toodleloo."
* ShamedByAMob: In "Speedy Delivery", a less-than-happy crowd surrounds Turtle-Lou's Speedy Delivery stand after he mixes up all the orders he was scheduled to send out.
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!!The Neighborhood of Make-Believe
[[folder:King Friday XIII]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/king_friday_donkey_hodie.png]]
-->Played by: Matt Vogel
The reigning monarch of the Neighborhood of Make Believe, and the one who ordered Grampy to build his windmill 'someplace else,' although this is not mentioned in the show. He sometimes visits Someplace Else.
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