History Headscratchers / TheGrimAdventuresOfBillyAndmandy

** Explanation: You can't be half a vampire you either are or you aren't a vampire

* In ''Big Boogey Adventure'', if Mandy becomes the Lord of Horror in the BadFuture, why does Creeper send Billybot and Mandroid to stop Billy and Mandy from reaching Horror's Hand before the Lord of Horror? Mandy ''IS'' the Lord of Horror.

* So if Underfist is the last Billy and Mandy related thing to come out, does that mean that Mindy's just sort of permanently a witch now?
** ...yes? At the end of a series, characters tend to kind of...stay the way they were at the end of the last episode.
** On the other hand, NegativeContinuity is common in this show.
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** Its simple. Grim wants to assure that he stays their best friend. Bad things happen if he doesn't.

** Not to mention that the original deal was just to keep Mr. Snuggles. Grim was the one who added being their best friend to the deal out of overconfidence. So he really has only his own hubris to blame for his situation.

* Where, exactly, did the joke about the Elvira expy's show [[ChristmasCake getting cancelled when she turned 30]] come from? The real Elvira's a senior citizen and still going (though the fact that [[OlderThanTheyLook she still barely looks 40]] probably helps).

** Maybe Underworld juries use a simple majority system? Since Fred hadn't made his view known, he was the tie breaker.

* In ''Big Boogey Adventure'', if Mandy becomes the Lord of Horror in the BadFuture, why does Creeper send Billybot and Mandroid to stop Billy and Mandy from reaching Horror's Hand before the Lord of Horror? Mandy ''IS'' the Lord of Horror.

** Maybe Underworld juries use a simple majority system?

* In ''Big Boogey Adventure'', if Mandy becomes the Lord of Horror in the BadFuture, why does Crepper send Billybot and Mandroid to stop Billy and Mandy from reaching Horror's Hand before the Lord of Horror? Mandy ''IS'' the Lord of Horror.

Headscratchers for ''WesternAnimation/TheGrimAdventuresOfBillyAndMandy''.

* In "Keeper of the Reaper", The jury is split between jurors who want Grim to go with Billy and those who want Grim to go with Mandy ([[MyFriendsAndZoidberg and Fred Fredburger]]). Isn't that a hung jury, and shouldn't that result in a mistrial?

* In "Keeper of the Reaper", The jury is split between jurors who want Grim to go with Billy and those who want Grim to go with Mandy (and {[[MyFriendsAndZoidberg Fred Fredburger]]). Isn't that a hung jury, and shouldn't that result in a mistrial?

* In "Keeper of the Reaper", The jury is split between jurors who want Grim to go with Billy and those who want Grim to go with Mandy (and {[[MyFriendsAndZoidberg and Fred Fredburger]]). Isn't that a hung jury, and shouldn't that result in a mistrial?

* In "Keeper of the Reaper", The jury is split between jurors who want Grim to go with Billy and those who want Grim to go with Mandy (and {[MyFriendsAndZoidberg and Fred Fredburger]]). Isn't that a hung jury, and shouldn't that result in a mistrial?

* In "Keeper of the Reaper", The jury is split between jurors who want Grim to go with Billy and those who want Grim to go with Mandy. Isn't that a hung jury, and shouldn't that result in a mistrial?

* At the end of "A Dumb Wish", Mandy wishes that everyone on Earth would go away, leaving her all alone forever. Yet, how did they all come back in the very next episode?

** this troper from kindergarten to fourth grade got to wear regular clothes in fifth grade uniforms were implemented with some days of dress down so it could be that uniforms were implemented and they get some days to dress normal.

** In the other hand, NegativeContinuity is common in this show.

*** ^That depends on vampire lore. According to Balkanic lore, you have the {{Dhampyr}}, which is a hyrbid betwixt a human and a vampire and the lore isn't clear on how they work or function either. To go with the second point, if we assume genetics are at play, the numbers are still off, as Irwin is 1/25th vampire with his dad, Dick, being directly 1/2, and the "mummy" part is a question that doesn't need to be answered. In terms of Dracula and Tanya's union, it's not clear (in the show or Bram Stoker's book) what type of vampire Dracula's supposed to be either.
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** Not to mention that the original deal was just to keep Mr. Snuggles. Grim was the one who added being their best friend to the deal out of confidence. So he really has only his own hubris to blame for his situation.

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*** ^That and, if we assume that Grim sets up/binds his agreements with games and the outcomes thereof, you could argue that Billy and Mandy were playing the game as fair and square with the way Grim set up said game (by balancing the limbo game in his favor), as the rules were that they had to beat him in a game of limbo, just not ''how'' (with Mandy telling Mr. Snuggles "kiss-kiss" when Grim asked if they've had any last words). Since Jack (by virtue of being TooDumbToLive on top of it) got what he wanted by straight trickery and coercion alone, Grim gave it to him but, as per those terms, Jack was also punished (further contrasting the agreement with the main pair, as their outcome was more a reward).
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*** ^That and, if we assume that Grim sets up/binds his agreements with games and the outcomes thereof, you could argue that Billy and Mandy were playing the game as fair and square with the way Grim set up said game (by balancing the limbo game in his favor), as the rules were that they had to beat him in a game of limbo, just now ''how'' (with Mandy telling Mr. Snuggles "kiss-kiss" when Grim asked if they've had any last words). Since Jack (by virtue of being TooDumbToLive on top of it) got what he wanted by straight trickery and coercion alone, Grim gave it to him but, as per those terms, Jack was also punished (further contrasting the agreement with the main pair, as their outcome was more a reward).

*** If we're treating the agreement like a RL contract, the contract doesn't have any stipulations about cheating or if either party can adjust the terms, so Mandy telling Mr. Snuggles "kiss-kiss" is about as fair as Grim making an impossible limbo game.

*** ^That and, if we assume that Grim sets up/binds his agreements with games and the outcomes thereof, you could argue that Billy and Mandy were playing the game as fair and square with the way Grim set up said game (by balancing the limbo game in his favor), as the rules were that they had to beat him in a game of limbo, just now ''how'' (with Mandy telling Mr. Snuggles "kiss-kiss"). Since Jack (by virtue of being TooDumbToLive on top of it) got what he wanted by trickery and coercion alone, Grim gave it to him but, as per those terms, Jack was also punished (further contrasting the agreement with the main pair, as their outcome was more a reward).