History Fridge / TheAmazingWorldOFGumball

** Go back to the episode ''The Vegging'', and recall that a message was sent to Gumball and Darwin, specifically saying: "This is a message from the future. The strange things that happened today were for a reason and it was all the work of-" before it gave up once Gumball and Darwin stopped paying attention. Now recall that Barbara tried at several points to alert them and Joe about her location by altering the location they were at in the hopes they'd pay attention, before giving up and just making a portal once she realized they weren't paying attention. The implication is the someone tried to warn the past about this by using Barbara to alter the past, only to give up themselves once Gumball and Darwin refused to listen. The questions are then raised, who was it that sent the message? How long has the lack of a future been known? How many times have their been chances to avert the future only to fail due to Gumball and Darwin not caring? Just what is going on?

** Go back to the episode ''The Vegging'', and recall that a message was sent to Gumball and Darwin, specifically saying: "This is a message from the future. The strange things that happened today were for a reason and it was all the work of-" before it gave up once Gumball and Darwin stopped paying attention. Now recall that Barbara tried at several points to alert them and Joe about her location by altering the location they were at in the hopes they'd pay attention, before giving up and just making a portal once she realized they weren't paying attention. The implication is the someone tried to warn the past about this by using Barbara to alter the past, only to give up themselves once Gumball and Darwin refused to listen. The questions are then raised, who was it that sent the message? How long has the lack of a future been known? How many times have their been chances to avert the future only to fail due to Gumball and Darwin not caring? Just what is going on?

** Live action humans who are practically nonexistent in [[CityOfWeirdos Elmore]] and [[HumansAreCthulhu are considered horrifying freaks]] due to the closest thing they have to them being puppets they [[UncannyValley see them as "Like puppets made of meat".]]

* In "The Rival", [[EnfantTerrible Baby Anais]] repeatedly tries to outright [[SiblingMurder kill Gumball and Darwin]]. At the end [[spoiler:Baby Anais is about to push Gumball and Darwin into an incinerator, but blows it because of her [[BabyTalk baby-talk]].]] What would have happened if [[spoiler:she didn't say anything?]] Or even worse, what if [[spoiler:Mr and Mrs Watterson came to the dump at the exact moment when she pushed?]]

* In "The Bus", [[spoiler:Rob made progress as a genuine threat to Gumball in the others. Just how much he can be even a bigger threat? We may find out in "The Disaster".]]

* At this point it's really no secret that the whole universe (Not just individual planets but the universe ITSELF) is sentient and able to do things such as dumping things it considers mistakes into the void. So, wouldn't it get bored? It might, seeing as it's apparently intelligent. The Rule of Fun and Rule of Funny events AND the various mishmash of artstyles, people coming out of lethal situations alright (even if they didn't survive, like everyone's favourite cartoony piece of toast) might just be the result of the world itself being bored and allowing for willful suspension of REALITY just to see how much fun it would be if, for example, the Waterson family had a street race... [[SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome WITH IMAGINARY CARS!]]

** If someone from Elmore acts or makes themselves look really good they become an animated human who will come of on camera or video as live action (Rocky in "The Slide", Sussie in "The Uploads", the Waterson's in "The Nuisance", Kip Schlezinger presumably looks that way due to makeup.)

** It would explain why he still calls his parents "Mrs Mom" and "Mr Dad". That semi-formality suggests he doesn't feel entirely comfortable being less formal with Mom and Dad.

** Banana Barbara is revealed to be able to [[RealityWarper alter reality]] with her paintings. Then you remember what Banana Joe said about the paintings they were selling in ''The Oracle'', that the paintings of the Wattersons she made having been made years earlier. Suddenly the question is raised: how much free will does anyone in Elmore have if Barbara's been painting these things years in advance and reality conforms to what she paints? Does choice exist if the citizens of Elmore are slaves to a painting?

* Gary has two pets: a blue dog with one eye, and a white cat. Where were they when his house blew up in "The Neighbor?" Expecially considering that they haven't appeared all season.

* In “The Choices”, if Nicole got a motorcycle ride from Sal he crashed and she died because she wasn’t wearing a helmet. Sal also wasn’t wearing a helmet, so he must have been horribly injured, because we know he’s not dead.
* With Nicole's personality, it's not hard not to see her as a flat out AbusiveParent towards her children, especially how they ran away in fear of her in "The DVD", her implied physical threats in "The Egg", [[TookALevelInJerkAss all of her behavior in "The Hero"]] and it can almost seem she's grooming Anais to be just like her too.

* In "The Signal" [[spoiler:whatever was the entity with [[ItCanThink seemingly malicious intent]] that was screwing with the tv signal was never really resolved. It apparently wasn't Rob since he generally takes credit for his schemes and only seemed to stop or have been stopped when [[FourthWallObserver Gumball and Darwin found out about what it was]].]]

* In "The Signal" [[spoiler:whatever was entity with [[ItCanThink seemingly malicious intent]] that was screwing with the tv signal was never really resolved. It apparently wasn't Rob since he generally takes credit for his schemes and only seemed to stop or have been stopped when [[FourthWallObserver Gumball and Darwin found out about what it was]].]]

* "The Joy"'s [[NightmareFuel status]] is pretty well established but it can go further when you remember that all the episodes are apparently cannon even after the credits reset. [[spoiler:Which means that Alan experienced the whole thing first hand and and as of "The Vision" still thinks [[HappinessIsMandatory it's]] a good idea to implement.]]

* With Nicole's personality, it's not hard not to see her as a flat out AbusiveParent towards her children, especially how they ran away in fear of her in "The DVD", her implied physical threats in "The Egg", [[TookALevelInJerkAss all of her behavior in "The Hero"]] and it can almost seem she's grooming Anais to be just liker her too.

* It makes sense that in "The Gift" the kids would think Masami would try to ruin their lives seeing how she acted in "The Storm" when she couldn't Alan to be her boyfriend and how she sometimes turns her nose at people for not being rich no wonder they'd think she'd overreact for not getting her the perfect gift.

** Then his fear of abandonment makes sense that Darwin was a pet before he was adopted into the family. He might have feared that if Gumball pays more attention to Penny... he would be abandoned by him like how a family gives away their pet out of loss of interest. That means Darwin might still think of himself as a pet and not as a welcomed family member. [[FridgeHorror Maybe he might have experienced or see something like this before as a pet fish.]]

* Gary has two pets: a blue dog with one eye, and a white cat. Where were they when his house blew up in "The Neighbor?"

* In "The Transformation", Penny and her entire family would be willing to seriously harm Gumball if he makes the wrong choice regarding on if the rest of the family should come out of their shells or not. This is a depressing thought once you remember that with all of Gumball's screwups with their relationships in past episodes, Gumball and Penny will be in an unhappy and abusive relationship once they get older. Think Nicole and Richard, but much, much worse.

* In "The Transformation", Penny and her entire family would be willing to seriously harm Gumball if he makes the wrong choice regarding on if the rest of the family should come out of their shells or not. This is a depressing thought once you remember that with all of Gumball's screwups with their relationships in past episodes, Gumball and Penny will be in an unhappy and abusive relationship once they get older. Think Nicole and Richard, but much, much worse.
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* So, in ''The Fury'', Nicole is strong enough to punch a crater in the ground (with Yuki Yoshida not being too far behind), yet it takes their combined power to destroy a steel girder. Yeah, this series lampoons stuff all the time, but that's crossing a line.
** Must have been one of those unbendable girders from ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}''.
* In ''The Wicked'', during the ''Sound of Music'' parody scene, one of Mrs. Robinson's KickTheDog actions is to spray a speed limit sign marked 30 with spray paint, changing the 3 to an 8... and then [[UpToEleven adding another 0 at the end]], causing two cars to crash into each other. The gag itself is hilarious (if [[BlackComedy a bit cruel]]), but it doesn't make sense when you think about it. For one thing, what kind of driver would actually believe that the speed limit in a neighborhood area is 80 mph/kph, much less 800? It's also pretty implausible that both drivers saw the sign at the same time (and especially without seeing Mrs. Robinson change it) and managed to get up to that speed, all without seeing each other. Not to mention that most cars couldn't go nearly that fast, whether 800 is in mph or kph. In the show, it can simply be chalked up to RuleOfFunny, but it's very unlikely that this would work in real life. (Not that you'd want it to, of course! A high speed collision like that would be much more horrific in real life, so DontTryThisAtHome.)

*** Or people just sometimes forget about minor characters from TV shows...

* In "The Vase", it's revealed that Richard dropped Gumball on the ground when he was a baby, and in "The Treasure", that he had a disfigured face at some point. Also, in "The Origins: Part Two", Sussie was intelligent but became dumb after being dropped on the ground. It's possible that Gumball [[ChildProdigy was smart as a baby]] (we rarely see him as a baby anyway), but being dropped resulted in his face being disfigured for a while, and caused brain damage.