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* Kuzco's immaturity struck me as odd even as a kid. Than I realized, he's not younger than he was in the movie; he's just able to act his real age. Spoiled or not, as an Emperor from a very young age (If not a few months old when his father died) even with a regent, and being spoiled, he was still expected to act a certain way.

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* Kuzco's immaturity struck me as odd even as a kid. Than Then I realized, he's not younger than he was in the movie; he's just able to act his real age. Spoiled or not, as an Emperor from a very young age (If not a few months old when his father died) even with a regent, and being spoiled, he was still expected to act a certain way.
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* Concerning the ending of the series, [[spoiler: it seems [[CoolAndUnusualPunishment odd and unorthodox]] that Kuzco merely bestows Yzma a lowly job as Kronk's secretary as punishment. But it's also fitting for at least three reasons. First and foremost, she can't really be pinned down for her crimes of trying to usurp the throne: she has a secret identity, Principal Amzy. Second, in "Evil and Eviler", it's proven that deep down, even Yzma isn't entirely heartless herself. So Kuzco is showing relative lenience towards her. Third and finally, Kronk has been nothing but dutiful (even if it was to do her dirty work), and Kuzco's just giving him his [[EarnYourHappyEnding reward]] for being such a hard worker.]]

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* Concerning the ending of the series, [[spoiler: it seems [[CoolAndUnusualPunishment odd and unorthodox]] that Kuzco merely bestows Yzma a lowly job as Kronk's secretary as punishment. But it's also fitting for at least three reasons. First and foremost, she can't really be pinned down for her crimes of trying to usurp the throne: she has a secret identity, Principal Amzy. Second, in "Evil and Eviler", it's proven that deep down, even Yzma isn't entirely heartless herself. So Kuzco is showing relative lenience towards her. Third and finally, Kronk has been nothing but dutiful (even if it was to do her dirty work), and Kuzco's just giving him his [[EarnYourHappyEnding reward]] for being such a hard worker.]]]]
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* In "[[Recap/TheEmperorsNewSchoolS2E10MudkasSecretRecipeTheEmperorsNewHomeSchool Mudka's Secret Recipe]]", the cow, with a tap on its right side, is fine with having its insides come out as meat paste while awake and alive.
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* Kuzcos' Aesop Amnesia makes a lot more sense when you remember that he was spoiled his whole life before then, so it would take a while to get over that.

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* Kuzcos' Aesop Amnesia AesopAmnesia makes a lot more sense when you remember that he was spoiled his whole life before then, so it would take a while to get over that.
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* At first it seems kinda of stupid, an emperor forced to go to school in order to retain his Incan emperor headdress.... And then I realized: maybe the entire show was an attempt to keep kids in school. Hm.... – iamdatroper

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* At first it seems kinda of stupid, an emperor forced to go to school in order to retain his Incan emperor headdress.... And then I realized: maybe the entire show was an attempt to keep kids in school. Hm.... – iamdatroper
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* Kuzco's immaturity struck me as odd even as a kid. Than I realized, he's not younger than he was in the movie, he's just able to act his real age. Spoiled or not as an Emperor from a very young age (If not a few months old when his father died) even with a regent, and being spoiled he was still expected to act a certain way.

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* Kuzco's immaturity struck me as odd even as a kid. Than I realized, he's not younger than he was in the movie, movie; he's just able to act his real age. Spoiled or not not, as an Emperor from a very young age (If not a few months old when his father died) even with a regent, and being spoiled spoiled, he was still expected to act a certain way.
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* Concerning the ending of the series, [[spoiler: it seems [[CoolAndUnusualPunishment odd and unorthodox]] that Kuzco merely bestows Yzma a lowly job as Kronk's secretary as punishment. But it's also fitting for at least three reasons. First and foremost, she can't really be pinned down for her crimes of trying to usurp the throne: she has a secret identity, Principal Amzy. Second, in "Evil and Eviler", it's proven that deep down, even Yzma isn't entirely heartless herself. So Kuzco is showing relative lenience towards her. Third and finally, Kronk has been nothing but dutiful towards her, and Kuzco's just giving him his [[EarnYourHappyEnding reward]] for such hard work.]]

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* Concerning the ending of the series, [[spoiler: it seems [[CoolAndUnusualPunishment odd and unorthodox]] that Kuzco merely bestows Yzma a lowly job as Kronk's secretary as punishment. But it's also fitting for at least three reasons. First and foremost, she can't really be pinned down for her crimes of trying to usurp the throne: she has a secret identity, Principal Amzy. Second, in "Evil and Eviler", it's proven that deep down, even Yzma isn't entirely heartless herself. So Kuzco is showing relative lenience towards her. Third and finally, Kronk has been nothing but dutiful towards her, (even if it was to do her dirty work), and Kuzco's just giving him his [[EarnYourHappyEnding reward]] for being such a hard work.worker.]]
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* Concerning the ending of the series, [[spoiler: it seems like [[CoolAndUnusualPunishment odd and unorthodox]] that Kuzco merely bestows Yzma a lowly job as Kronk's secretary as punishment. But it's also fitting for at least three reasons. First and foremost, she can't really be pinned down for her crimes of trying to usurp the throne: she has a secret identity, Principal Amzy. Second, in "Evil and Eviler", it's proven that deep down, even Yzma isn't entirely heartless herself. So Kuzco is showing relative lenience towards her. Third and finally, Kronk has been nothing but dutiful towards her, and Kuzco's just giving him his [[EarnYourHappyEnding reward]] for such hard work.]]

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* Concerning the ending of the series, [[spoiler: it seems like [[CoolAndUnusualPunishment odd and unorthodox]] that Kuzco merely bestows Yzma a lowly job as Kronk's secretary as punishment. But it's also fitting for at least three reasons. First and foremost, she can't really be pinned down for her crimes of trying to usurp the throne: she has a secret identity, Principal Amzy. Second, in "Evil and Eviler", it's proven that deep down, even Yzma isn't entirely heartless herself. So Kuzco is showing relative lenience towards her. Third and finally, Kronk has been nothing but dutiful towards her, and Kuzco's just giving him his [[EarnYourHappyEnding reward]] for such hard work.]]
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* Concerning the ending of the series, [[spoiler: it seems like [[CruelAndUnusualPunishment odd and unorthodox]] that Kuzco merely bestows Yzma a lowly job as Kronk's secretary as punishment. But it's also fitting for at least three reasons. First and foremost, she can't really be pinned down for her crimes of trying to usurp the throne: she has a secret identity, Principal Amzy. Second, in "Evil and Eviler", it's proven that deep down, even Yzma isn't entirely heartless herself. So Kuzco is showing relative lenience towards her. Third and finally, Kronk has been nothing but dutiful towards her, and Kuzco's just giving him his [[EarnYourHappyEnding reward]] for such hard work.]]

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* Concerning the ending of the series, [[spoiler: it seems like [[CruelAndUnusualPunishment [[CoolAndUnusualPunishment odd and unorthodox]] that Kuzco merely bestows Yzma a lowly job as Kronk's secretary as punishment. But it's also fitting for at least three reasons. First and foremost, she can't really be pinned down for her crimes of trying to usurp the throne: she has a secret identity, Principal Amzy. Second, in "Evil and Eviler", it's proven that deep down, even Yzma isn't entirely heartless herself. So Kuzco is showing relative lenience towards her. Third and finally, Kronk has been nothing but dutiful towards her, and Kuzco's just giving him his [[EarnYourHappyEnding reward]] for such hard work.]]

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* In "Bride of Kuzco", it seems weird that when turned into a frog by one of Yzma's potions, Kuzco's overbearing fiancée is unable to talk. Since Kuzco was able to speak as a Red-eyed Tree Frog (and many other creatures over the series), it's a case of FridgeLogic at first. But then, TruthInTelevision kicks in once it occurs: male frogs are [[StealthPun more vocal]] than female frogs.

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* In "Bride of Kuzco", it seems weird that when turned into a frog by one of Yzma's potions, Kuzco's overbearing fiancée is unable to talk. Since Kuzco was able to speak as a Red-eyed Tree Frog (and many other creatures over the series), it's a case of FridgeLogic at first. But then, TruthInTelevision kicks in once it occurs: male frogs are [[StealthPun more vocal]] than female frogs.frogs.
*Concerning the ending of the series, [[spoiler: it seems like [[CruelAndUnusualPunishment odd and unorthodox]] that Kuzco merely bestows Yzma a lowly job as Kronk's secretary as punishment. But it's also fitting for at least three reasons. First and foremost, she can't really be pinned down for her crimes of trying to usurp the throne: she has a secret identity, Principal Amzy. Second, in "Evil and Eviler", it's proven that deep down, even Yzma isn't entirely heartless herself. So Kuzco is showing relative lenience towards her. Third and finally, Kronk has been nothing but dutiful towards her, and Kuzco's just giving him his [[EarnYourHappyEnding reward]] for such hard work.]]
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** That is a good point. Part of sending Kuzco to school is to make him relatable to a young audience who need to understand school is a stepping stone, not a [[SuckySchool prison sentence]].

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** That is a good point. Part of sending Kuzco to school is to make him relatable to a young audience who need to understand school is a stepping stone, not a [[SuckySchool prison sentence]].know what it's like.
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** That is a good point. Part of sending Kuzco to school is to make him relatable to a young audience who need to understand school is a stepping stone, not a [[SuckySchool prison sentence]].



* Kuzco's immaturity struck me as odd even as a kid. Than I realized, he's not younger than he was in the movie, he's just able to act his real age. Spoiled or not as an Emperor from a very young age (If not a few months old when his father died) even with a regent, and being spoiled he was still expected to act a certain way.

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* Kuzco's immaturity struck me as odd even as a kid. Than I realized, he's not younger than he was in the movie, he's just able to act his real age. Spoiled or not as an Emperor from a very young age (If not a few months old when his father died) even with a regent, and being spoiled he was still expected to act a certain way.way.
* In "Bride of Kuzco", it seems weird that when turned into a frog by one of Yzma's potions, Kuzco's overbearing fiancée is unable to talk. Since Kuzco was able to speak as a Red-eyed Tree Frog (and many other creatures over the series), it's a case of FridgeLogic at first. But then, TruthInTelevision kicks in once it occurs: male frogs are [[StealthPun more vocal]] than female frogs.
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*Kuzco's immaturity struck me as odd even as a kid. Than I realized, he's not younger than he was in the movie, he's just able to act his real age. Spoiled or not as an Emperor from a very young age (If not a few months old when his father died) even with a regent, and being spoiled he was still expected to act a certain way.
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*Kuzcos' Aesop Amnesia makes a lot more sense when you remember that he was spoiled his whole life before then, so it would take a while to get over that.

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