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* PredatorsAreMean: The villain of ''Funny Bunnies'' is Wicked Wolf, a criminal predator; albeit their crimes are implied to be more human in nature, rather than actually feeding on anybody.
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* SpeciesLastName: Everybody. Real life names like Brenda Bear and Rachel Rabbit are indistinguishable from fictional names or stage names, like Cowboy Cat and Groovy Gopher.
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* TheWikiRule: An InUniverse example - apparently, despite being aimed at 5-to-8-year-olds, the show "Funny Bunnies" has its own wiki, presumably on the stories' universe's equivalent of Fandom or Miraheze, as evidenced by Brenda thinking to herself "[[TakeThat There are actually animalfolk who catalogue this crap on a wiki?!]]". In fact, she's browsing it to get an idea of what had already been done and what a typical plot looked like to get an idea for an episode, which she would then share with Jack and Riley.
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* SixtyFiveEpisodeCartoon: Brenda mentions "Rory and the Rodents" was one of these, pointing out how it aired for this length with no controversy despite being based on a band that made music clearly for more mature listeners.
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* YouTubeKidsChannel: Alluded to in passing by Curtis in "The Scandal?" as "one of those highly inappropriate videos being made overseas that's illegally using our network's content among others".
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* YouTubeKidsChannel: Alluded to in passing by Curtis in "The Scandal?" as "one of those highly inappropriate videos being made overseas that's illegally using our network's content among others".
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* ContractualPurity: It's implied Curtis is locked into something like this in-universe, since non-child-friendly music he made years ago has come to parents' attention. [[spoiler:The videos are allowed to remain up on the Internet and he keeps his job, but not before educating children on the difference between children's media and media for adults, and, to him, losing whatever was left of his dignity.]]
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* MamaBear: In the lost episode of Otter Delight, which was briefly removed from the website until it returned as bonus content, Otter's father warns him of this trope when he brings home a nest of falcon eggs. [[spoiler:The mother falcon, upon finding Otter with her nest, almost attacks him until she realizes she can't violate BS&P - though she does warn him that she would be much less merciful towards him if he ever did anything like that with her nest again.]]
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* MamaBear: In the lost episode of Otter Delight, "Otter Delight", which was briefly removed from the website until it returned as bonus content, Otter's father warns him of this trope when he brings home a nest of falcon eggs. [[spoiler:The mother falcon, upon finding Otter with her nest, almost attacks him until she realizes she can't violate BS&P - though she does warn him that she would be much less merciful towards him if he ever did anything like that with her nest again.]]
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* MerchandiseDriven: Several in-universe examples:
** The orientation video in "New Employee Training", clearly from TheEighties, tells incoming employees to make sure the programs are marketable to toy companies.
** A ProductPromotionParade at the end of an episode of "Rory and the Rodents" shilling action figures based on the show.
** This line from "Sarcasm Bunny's Blunder":
--->'''Silly Bunny:''' NOOOOO! You can't go! How else are we going to sell toys... I mean, fight evil?
** Brenda mentions in "The Scandal?" that "Rory and the Rodents" was made with the sole purpose of hawking merchandise.[[labelnote:Context]]She was using the music of The Rodents as a comparison to the song Curtis's band played, making the point that Rory had a kids' show back in TheEighties despite performing music that's no more appropriate for children.[[/labelnote]]
** The orientation video in "New Employee Training", clearly from TheEighties, tells incoming employees to make sure the programs are marketable to toy companies.
** A ProductPromotionParade at the end of an episode of "Rory and the Rodents" shilling action figures based on the show.
** This line from "Sarcasm Bunny's Blunder":
--->'''Silly Bunny:''' NOOOOO! You can't go! How else are we going to sell toys... I mean, fight evil?
** Brenda mentions in "The Scandal?" that "Rory and the Rodents" was made with the sole purpose of hawking merchandise.[[labelnote:Context]]She was using the music of The Rodents as a comparison to the song Curtis's band played, making the point that Rory had a kids' show back in TheEighties despite performing music that's no more appropriate for children.[[/labelnote]]
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* YouTubeKidsChannel: Alluded to in passing by Curtis in "The Scandal?" as "one of those highly inappropriate videos being made overseas that's illegally using our network's content among others".
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The first nine stories can be read on Coryell's website [[https://georgecoryell.com/writings/cubnet/ here]] (the rest will be exclusive to the forthcoming book), or you can listen to Coryell read the first story on [=YouTube=] [[https://youtu.be/GlFGsc2hu6I here]] (video is audio-only).
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The first nine stories (plus one bonus story) can be read on Coryell's website [[https://georgecoryell.com/writings/cubnet/ here]] (the rest will be exclusive to the forthcoming book), or you can listen to Coryell read the first story on [=YouTube=] [[https://youtu.be/GlFGsc2hu6I here]] (video is audio-only).
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* DifferentWorldDifferentMovies: It's possible that the reason [[WorldOfFunnyAnimals the cast is entirely animals]] is to give an easy justification for the shows being different, some of which are [[CaptainErsatz Captain Ersatzes]] of well-known ones[[note]]"Cowboy Cat's Kids Club" seems to be something along the lines of "''Series/BarneyAndFriends'' meets ''Series/MisterRogersNeighborhood''", "Otter Delight" appears to be a more self-aware version of ''WesternAnimation/LittleBear'' (the most obvious indication is that a toothpaste commercial parodying the one associated with ''Little Bear'' exists in-universe), "Rory and the Rodents" appears to be their equivalent of ''WesternAnimation/AlvinAndTheChipmunks'' (albeit with a bit of [[WesternAnimation/TheBeatles the 1960s Beatles cartoon]] in the mix), and "Dollars for Scholars" is their equivalent of ''Series/DoubleDare1986'' minus the physical challenges[[/note]].
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* DifferentWorldDifferentMovies: It's possible that the reason [[WorldOfFunnyAnimals the cast is entirely animals]] is to give an easy justification for the shows being different, some of which are [[CaptainErsatz Captain Ersatzes]] of well-known ones[[note]]"Cowboy Cat's Kids Club" seems to be something along the lines of "''Series/BarneyAndFriends'' meets ''Series/MisterRogersNeighborhood''", "Otter Delight" appears to be a more self-aware version of ''WesternAnimation/LittleBear'' (the most obvious indication is that a toothpaste commercial parodying the one associated with ''Little Bear'' exists in-universe), "Rory and the Rodents" appears to be their equivalent of ''WesternAnimation/AlvinAndTheChipmunks'' (albeit with a bit of [[WesternAnimation/TheBeatles the 1960s Beatles cartoon]] in the mix), and "Dollars for Scholars" is their equivalent of ''Series/DoubleDare1986'' minus the physical challenges[[/note]].
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* MamaBear: In "Otter Finds a Nest!", since removed from the website, Otter's father warns him of this trope when he brings home a nest of falcon eggs. [[spoiler:The mother falcon, upon finding Otter with her nest, almost attacks him until she realizes she can't violate BS&P - though she does warn him that she would be much less merciful towards him if he ever did anything like that with her nest again.]]
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* MamaBear: In "Otter Finds a Nest!", since the lost episode of Otter Delight, which was briefly removed from the website, website until it returned as bonus content, Otter's father warns him of this trope when he brings home a nest of falcon eggs. [[spoiler:The mother falcon, upon finding Otter with her nest, almost attacks him until she realizes she can't violate BS&P - though she does warn him that she would be much less merciful towards him if he ever did anything like that with her nest again.]]
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* MissingEpisode: In-universe, "Otter Finds a Nest!" (which was later inexplicably removed from the website in November 2022, making it an actual example), which is presented as an episode of "Otter Delight" that only aired once in 1997, wherein Otter discovers a nest of falcon eggs, brings it home to his parents to help him figure out what they are, and is told to return the nest before the mother falcon can find out he stole it. [[spoiler:While trying to return the nest before the mother falcon can find out what happened to it, he almost gets attacked by the mother falcon until she realizes she can't violate Cubnet Junior's Standards and Practices.]]
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* MissingEpisode: In-universe, "Otter Finds a Nest!" (which was later inexplicably temporarily removed from the website in November 2022, making it an actual example), example, until it was reinstated as bonus content), which is presented as an episode of "Otter Delight" that only aired once in 1997, 1997 and was pulled from circulation immediately, wherein Otter discovers a nest of falcon eggs, brings it home to his parents to help him figure out what they are, and is told to return the nest before the mother falcon can find out he stole it. [[spoiler:While trying to return the nest before the mother falcon can find out what happened to it, he almost gets attacked by the mother falcon until she realizes she can't violate Cubnet Junior's Standards and Practices.]]
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* ThatCloudLooksLike: In the now-removed story "Otter Finds a Nest!", Otter's friends are described as doing this, describing them as a fish, an apple, and a cotton ball, with a fourth one about to be described before Otter shows up with the nest of falcon eggs he "borrowed".
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* ThatCloudLooksLike: In the now-removed story lost episode of "Otter Finds a Nest!", Delight", Otter's friends are described as doing this, describing them as a fish, an apple, a steak, and a cotton ball, with a fourth one about to be described before Otter shows up with the nest of falcon eggs he "borrowed".
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** In the now-removed "Otter Finds a Nest!", this is one of the reasons why [[spoiler:the mother falcon doesn't attack Otter - although when Otter said "think of the children watching this!", he was referring to the mother falcon's chicks]].
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** In the now-removed lost episode of "Otter Finds a Nest!", Delight", this is one of the reasons why [[spoiler:the mother falcon doesn't attack Otter - although when Otter said "think of the children watching this!", he was referring to the mother falcon's chicks]].
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* DifferentWorldDifferentMovies: It's possible that the reason [[WorldOfFunnyAnimals the cast is entirely animals]] is to give an easy justification for the shows being different, some of which are [[CaptainErsatz Captain Ersatzes]] of well-known ones[[note]]"Cowboy Cat's Kids Club" seems to be something along the lines of "''Series/BarneyAndFriends'' meets ''Series/MisterRogersNeighborhood''", "Otter Delight" appears to be their equivalent of ''WesternAnimation/LittleBear'' (the most obvious indication is that a toothpaste commercial parodying the one associated with ''Little Bear'' exists in-universe), "Rory and the Rodents" appears to be their equivalent of ''WesternAnimation/AlvinAndTheChipmunks'' (albeit with a bit of [[WesternAnimation/TheBeatles the 1960s Beatles cartoon]] in the mix), and "Dollars for Scholars" is their equivalent of ''Series/DoubleDare1986'' minus the physical challenges[[/note]].
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* DifferentWorldDifferentMovies: It's possible that the reason [[WorldOfFunnyAnimals the cast is entirely animals]] is to give an easy justification for the shows being different, some of which are [[CaptainErsatz Captain Ersatzes]] of well-known ones[[note]]"Cowboy Cat's Kids Club" seems to be something along the lines of "''Series/BarneyAndFriends'' meets ''Series/MisterRogersNeighborhood''", "Otter Delight" appears to be their equivalent a more self-aware version of ''WesternAnimation/LittleBear'' (the most obvious indication is that a toothpaste commercial parodying the one associated with ''Little Bear'' exists in-universe), "Rory and the Rodents" appears to be their equivalent of ''WesternAnimation/AlvinAndTheChipmunks'' (albeit with a bit of [[WesternAnimation/TheBeatles the 1960s Beatles cartoon]] in the mix), and "Dollars for Scholars" is their equivalent of ''Series/DoubleDare1986'' minus the physical challenges[[/note]].
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* MamaBear: In "Otter Finds a Nest!", Otter's father warns him of this trope when he brings home a nest of falcon eggs. [[spoiler:The mother falcon, upon finding Otter with her nest, almost attacks him until she realizes she can't violate BS&P - though she does warn him that she would be much less merciful towards him if he ever did anything like that with her nest again.]]
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* MamaBear: In "Otter Finds a Nest!", since removed from the website, Otter's father warns him of this trope when he brings home a nest of falcon eggs. [[spoiler:The mother falcon, upon finding Otter with her nest, almost attacks him until she realizes she can't violate BS&P - though she does warn him that she would be much less merciful towards him if he ever did anything like that with her nest again.]]
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* MissingEpisode: In-universe, "Otter Finds a Nest!", which is presented as an episode of "Otter Delight" that only aired once in 1997, wherein Otter discovers a nest of falcon eggs, brings it home to his parents to help him figure out what they are, and is told to return the nest before the mother falcon can find out he stole it. [[spoiler:While trying to return the nest before the mother falcon can find out what happened to it, he almost gets attacked by the mother falcon until she realizes she can't violate Cubnet Junior's Standards and Practices.]]
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* MissingEpisode: In-universe, "Otter Finds a Nest!", Nest!" (which was later inexplicably removed from the website in November 2022, making it an actual example), which is presented as an episode of "Otter Delight" that only aired once in 1997, wherein Otter discovers a nest of falcon eggs, brings it home to his parents to help him figure out what they are, and is told to return the nest before the mother falcon can find out he stole it. [[spoiler:While trying to return the nest before the mother falcon can find out what happened to it, he almost gets attacked by the mother falcon until she realizes she can't violate Cubnet Junior's Standards and Practices.]]
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* ThatCloudLooksLike: In "Otter Finds a Nest!", Otter's friends are described as doing this, describing them as a fish, an apple, and a cotton ball, with a fourth one about to be described before Otter shows up with the nest of falcon eggs he "borrowed".
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* ThatCloudLooksLike: In the now-removed story "Otter Finds a Nest!", Otter's friends are described as doing this, describing them as a fish, an apple, and a cotton ball, with a fourth one about to be described before Otter shows up with the nest of falcon eggs he "borrowed".
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** In the now-removed "Otter Finds a Nest!", this is one of the reasons why [[spoiler:the mother falcon doesn't attack Otter - although when Otter said "think of the children watching this!", he was referring to the mother falcon's chicks]].
