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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Blade's distinctive facial features were based on Creator/KlausKinski, whom ''Puppet Master'' director David Shomoellar had worked with on ''Film/{{Crawlspace}}''.
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* {{Fingore}}: Blade does this pretty graphically when he lets [[spoiler: Neil Gallagher]] know what he thinks of his escape attempt.
* GoryDiscretionShot: With what Tunneler did to Carissa in the first movie. We know it involved her face, and she was ''still alive'' for a few moments after he stopped. When we see Carissa's corpse later on, her entire lower jaw is covered in blood.
* GoryDiscretionShot: With what Tunneler did to Carissa in the first movie. We know it involved her face, and she was ''still alive'' for a few moments after he stopped. When we see Carissa's corpse later on, her entire lower jaw is covered in blood.
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** Blade does this pretty graphically when he lets [[spoiler: Neil Gallagher]] know what he thinks of his escapeattempt.attempt.
** The first to be killed by the Totems in ''Puppet Master 4'' is a scientist who gets half her finger sliced off as the first demonstration the creature is alive and violent.
* GoryDiscretionShot: With what Tunneler did to Carissa in the first movie. We know it involved her face, and she was ''still alive'' for a few moments after he stopped. When we see Carissa's corpse later on, her entire lower jawis covered in blood.has leeches covering the wound.
** Blade does this pretty graphically when he lets [[spoiler: Neil Gallagher]] know what he thinks of his escape
** The first to be killed by the Totems in ''Puppet Master 4'' is a scientist who gets half her finger sliced off as the first demonstration the creature is alive and violent.
* GoryDiscretionShot: With what Tunneler did to Carissa in the first movie. We know it involved her face, and she was ''still alive'' for a few moments after he stopped. When we see Carissa's corpse later on, her entire lower jaw
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* TheToothHurts: Carissa's violent death in the first movie is implied to have been Tunneler destroying her mouth.
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** [[spoiler: Toulon in the second one should have known better then anyone that it was not a wise idea to go back on the promise he made to his puppets. Especially considering they were the ones that brought him back to live since they needed his help.]]
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** [[spoiler: Toulon in the second one should have known better then anyone that it was not a wise idea to go back on the promise he made to his puppets. Especially considering they were the ones that brought him back to live life since they needed his help.]]
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* PrettyBoy: Toulon in ''Retro Puppet Master'', played by Greg "[[Film/TheRoom Mark]]" Sestero.
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* PrettyBoy: Toulon in ''Retro Puppet Master'', played by Greg "[[Film/TheRoom "[[Film/TheRoom2003 Mark]]" Sestero.
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* CreatorCameo: An interesting example shows up in ''Doktor Death''. Other than the movie being filmed in producer Charles Band's property, Charles gets an actual cameo by having the special features of Subspecies 2 appear on screen as a resident watches the movie. As the Doktor puppet sneaks up on the sleeping resident, an interview with Charles is prominently shown on the screen.
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* ''Doktor Death'' (2022)
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* ''Doktor ''Puppet Master: Doktor Death'' (2022)
** April in ''Doktor Death''
** Rufus is sliced in the groin by Doktor Death
* JerkAssVictim: Ryan in ''Doktor Death'' is shallow, callous to the fate of the residents in his care.
** In ''Doktor Death'', it's revealed that the titular puppet still remains active to modern times, and his great-great granddaughter promises to help him find his other friends.
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* SeriesMascot: Blade is the face of the series. Often times when you see a horror montage, collage, etc., with Puppet Master included, the other puppets + masters aren't gonna show up.
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** ''Doktor Death'' ends with April promising the titular puppet, which contains the spirit of her great-great grandfather, that she will help him find the rest of his friends from ''Retro Puppet Master''.
* SeriesMascot: Blade is the face of the series. Often times when you see a horror montage, collage, etc., with Puppet Master included, the other puppets + masters aren't gonna show up. The only film he doesn't show up in is ''Doktor Death''.
* SeriesMascot: Blade is the face of the series. Often times when you see a horror montage, collage, etc., with Puppet Master included, the other puppets + masters aren't gonna show up. The only film he doesn't show up in is ''Doktor Death''.
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** ''Doktor Death'' has ''Fangoria'' magazines in the retirement home, and one of the residents is shown watching [[Film/Subspecies Bloodstone: Subspecies II]]
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** In ''Puppet Master 5'', Jester hits a would-be thief in the Bodega Bay with a meat tenderizer turned into an improvised warhammer right in the marbles.
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** Most, if not all, of the puppets kills in III fall under this, as their Nazis. The only one who MAY not count is a morgue attendant killed while guarding Elsa's body. He's listening to a Hitler broadcast, but gets up and changes the station to German folk music in the middle of it after reading his magazine.
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** Most, if not all, of the puppets kills in III fall under this, as their they're Nazis. The only one who MAY not count is a morgue attendant killed while guarding Elsa's body. He's listening to a Hitler broadcast, but gets up and changes the station to German folk music in the middle of it after reading his magazine.
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** Most, if not all, of the puppets kills in III fall under this, as their Nazis. The only one who MAY not count is a morgue attendant killed while guarding Elsa's body. He's listening to a Hitler broadcast, but gets up and changes the station to German folk music in the middle of it after reading his magazine.
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* TrashLanding: Two characters successfully escape from the hotel this way in ''Littlest Reich''; then a third one attempts to follow their example, lands on the edge of the dumpster, and dies.
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* AntiHero (type IV): Andre Toulon in part III, who uses his puppets to take bloody revenge on the Nazis.
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* AntiHero (type IV): Andre Toulon in part III, who uses his puppets to take bloody revenge on the Nazis.
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* ContinuityCameo: Jack Attack and Baby Oopsy Daisy from''Film/DemonicToys'' appear in a one-panel LawyerFriendlyCameo in ''Curtain Call'' #2.
* ContinuityNod: ''Puppet Master vs. Demonic Toys'' makes reference to the Toulon puppets fighting the Nazis in WWII, as was the plot of part 3. Though it's a big part of the series history, this is special as it turns out to be one of the few times continuity is acknowledged in ''Puppet Master vs. Demonic Toys''.
* ContinuityNod: ''Puppet Master vs. Demonic Toys'' makes reference to the Toulon puppets fighting the Nazis in WWII, as was the plot of part 3. Though it's a big part of the series history, this is special as it turns out to be one of the few times continuity is acknowledged in ''Puppet Master vs. Demonic Toys''.
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* ContinuityCameo: Jack Attack and Baby Oopsy Daisy from''Film/DemonicToys'' from ''Film/DemonicToys'' appear in a one-panel LawyerFriendlyCameo in ''Curtain Call'' #2.
* ContinuityNod: ''Puppet Master vs. Demonic Toys'' makes reference to the Toulon puppets fighting the Nazis in WWII, as was the plot of part 3. Though it's a big part of theseries series' history, this is special as it turns out to be one of the few times continuity is acknowledged in ''Puppet Master vs. Demonic Toys''.
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* CreepyDoll: To no ones great surprise. What's interesting is that Toulon is seen to possess quite a few non-animated puppets and dolls that are significantly more friendly-looking. However if the process of [[spoiler: Elsa's soul being placed into Leech Woman]], is anything to go by, the puppets can get much creepier after being animated.
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* CreepyDoll: To no ones great surprise. What's interesting is that Toulon is seen to possess quite a few non-animated puppets and dolls that are significantly more friendly-looking. However However, if the process of [[spoiler: Elsa's soul being placed into Leech Woman]], is anything to go by, the puppets can get much creepier after being animated.
