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* {{Bowdlerization}}: In the book "Surf's Up, Geronimo!", Geronimo goes to buy a new bathing suit and finds that the tag inside reads "I'm too sexy for my fur!" (which is a ShoutOut to the song "I'm Too Sexy For My Shirt" by Music/RightSaidFred). Sometime after the book was published, this was changed to "I'm too '''cool''' for my fur!"

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In the book "Surf's Up, Geronimo!", Geronimo goes to buy a new bathing suit and finds that the tag inside reads "I'm too sexy for my fur!" (which is a ShoutOut to the song "I'm Too Sexy For My Shirt" by Music/RightSaidFred). Sometime after the book was published, this was changed to "I'm too '''cool''' for my fur!"fur!"
** "Gold Medal Mystery" finishes with a section talking about the Olympics. The first section about the Olympic games starting in Greece does not bring up how the athletes were nude during the competitions and the mice are all shown in skirts.


* EvenEvilHasStandards: In ''The Giant Diamond Robbery'', Sally Ratmousen's profile states, "She's known for breaking the rules, except on the golf course, because that's unethical!" This is proven at the end when it's revealed that [[spoiler: Sally's cousin, The Shadow, was trying to cheat so she can get away with the diamond while Sally is absolutely shocked that her cousin would do something like that.]]

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* EvenEvilHasStandards: In ''The Giant Diamond Robbery'', Sally Ratmousen's profile states, "She's known for breaking the rules, except on the golf course, because that's unethical!" This is proven at the end when it's revealed that [[spoiler: Sally's [[spoiler:Sally's cousin, The Shadow, was trying to cheat so she can get away with the diamond while Sally is absolutely shocked that her cousin would do something like that.]]that]].



* {{Foreshadowing}}: In ''A Fabumouse/Fantastic School Adventure'', when Miss Angel Paws is called down to the Principal's office, Geronimo keeps thinking the Principal's voice sounds familiar. [[spoiler: The climax reveals that the Principal is a grown-up Veronica Stiffwhiskers whose trophies are mentioned to be on display earlier in the book!]]

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* {{Foreshadowing}}: In ''A Fabumouse/Fantastic School Adventure'', when Miss Angel Paws is called down to the Principal's office, Geronimo keeps thinking the Principal's voice sounds familiar. [[spoiler: The [[spoiler:The climax reveals that the Principal is a grown-up Veronica Stiffwhiskers Stiffwhiskers, whose trophies are mentioned to be on display earlier in the book!]]



* ScoobyDooHoax: In ''Cat and Mouse in a Haunted House'', Geronimo and Benjamin eventually manage to debunk all the apparent supernatural happenings in Cannycat Castle (e.g, the "ghost" of Slicedpaw Cannycat managed to suddenly appear and disappear through a series of secret passageways, the vampire that somehow appeared in the morning light was just a projection). It turns out the two responsible were [[spoiler: Pawkin and Pawette Cannycat, [[LastOfHisKind the last living members of the Cannycat family]], who have been making the castle appear to be haunted to scare off unwanted visitors and salesmen.]]

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* ScoobyDooHoax: In ''Cat and Mouse in a Haunted House'', Geronimo and Benjamin eventually manage to debunk all the apparent supernatural happenings in Cannycat Castle (e.g, the "ghost" of Slicedpaw Cannycat managed to suddenly appear and disappear through a series of secret passageways, the vampire that somehow appeared in the morning light was just a projection). It turns out the two responsible were [[spoiler: Pawkin [[spoiler:Pawkin and Pawette Cannycat, [[LastOfHisKind the last living members of the Cannycat family]], who have been making the castle appear to be haunted to scare off unwanted visitors and salesmen.]]salesmen]].



* BluffTheEavesdropper: Geronimo is tasked with keeping a singer's identity secret, while Sally Rasmaussen has Simon spy on him in order to get the scoop on the singer's identity. Geronimo's solution: [[spoiler: say the name of a different singer out loud for Simon to hear, and have a DisguisedInDrag Trap impersonate the fake singer]].

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* BluffTheEavesdropper: Geronimo is tasked with keeping a singer's identity secret, while Sally Rasmaussen has Simon spy on him in order to get the scoop on the singer's identity. Geronimo's solution: [[spoiler: say [[spoiler:say the name of a different singer out loud for Simon to hear, and have a DisguisedInDrag Trap impersonate the fake singer]].



* ButtMonkey:
** Trap is more of this than his cousin Geronimo was in the original books.
** Simon Squealer is this, too.
** And of course, Geronimo himself.

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** %%** Trap is more of this than his cousin Geronimo was in the original books.
** %%** Simon Squealer is this, too.
** %%** And of course, Geronimo himself.



* EvenEvilHasStandards: Barry the Moustache is a hardened criminal [[spoiler:at first, anyway]], but even he is outraged at [[spoiler: Sally Rasmaussen falsely accusing him of kidnapping in her scheme to humiliate Geronimo]] .

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* EvenEvilHasStandards: Barry the Moustache is a hardened criminal [[spoiler:at first, anyway]], but even he is outraged at [[spoiler: Sally [[spoiler:Sally Rasmaussen falsely accusing him of kidnapping in her scheme to humiliate Geronimo]] .



* ExitPursuedByABear: Towards the ending of season one episode "Stop Acting Around", Geronimo is chased by the same bear from the cave.

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* ExitPursuedByABear: Towards the ending of season one Season 1 episode "Stop Acting Around", Geronimo is chased by the same bear from the cave.



* InevitableWaterfall: In the S2 episode "The Legend Of Big Toes", Geronimo was tricked into falling into the river and almost fell down one of these. [[spoiler: He was saved by the titular Big Toes.]]

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* InevitableWaterfall: In the S2 episode "The Legend Of Big Toes", Geronimo was tricked into falling into the river and almost fell down one of these. [[spoiler: He [[spoiler:He was saved by the titular Big Toes.]]



* TheOneWhoWearsShoes: Sally Rasmaussen wears a pair of killer heels. When she's [[spoiler: not actually]] kidnapped by the titular gangster in "Barry the Moustache", Geronimo and company find a clue when she [[LosingAShoeInTheStruggle loses a shoe in the struggle]].

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* TheOneWhoWearsShoes: Sally Rasmaussen wears a pair of killer heels. When she's [[spoiler: not [[spoiler:not actually]] kidnapped by the titular gangster in "Barry the Moustache", Geronimo and company find a clue when she [[LosingAShoeInTheStruggle loses a shoe in the struggle]].



** One episode had tomb-robbing in Egypt. Everyone suspected it to be the work of a kindly professor's shifty nephew with a DarkAndTroubledPast who nobody trusted. [[spoiler: It is eventually revealed it was his seemingly benevolent uncle and not him all along.]]

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** One episode had tomb-robbing in Egypt. Everyone suspected it to be the work of a kindly professor's shifty nephew with a DarkAndTroubledPast who nobody trusted. [[spoiler: It [[spoiler:It is eventually revealed it was his seemingly benevolent uncle and not him all along.]]



* ReformedCriminal: [[spoiler: Barry the Moustache. He was a notorious crime boss who was [[AccidentalHero inadvertently apprehended by]] Geronimo, and swore revenge as he is being arrested. However, in prison Barry meets his future business partner, who teaches him he can make more money as a legitimate businessman. At the end of his episode, Barry is revealed to be rich and the owner of his own private island, and is grateful to Geronimo.]]

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* ReformedCriminal: [[spoiler: Barry [[spoiler:Barry the Moustache. He was a notorious crime boss who was [[AccidentalHero inadvertently apprehended by]] Geronimo, and swore revenge as he is being arrested. However, in prison Barry meets his future business partner, who teaches him he can make more money as a legitimate businessman. At the end of his episode, Barry is revealed to be rich and the owner of his own private island, and is grateful to Geronimo.]]

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%%* EverybodyLaughsEnding: Done for a few episodes.



%%* TheFool: Trap. Full stop.

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%%* TheFool: Trap. Full stop.* ExitPursuedByABear: Towards the ending of season one episode "Stop Acting Around", Geronimo is chased by the same bear from the cave.

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%%* EverybodyLaughsEnding: Done for a few episodes.



%%* TheFool: Trap. Full stop.

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%%* TheFool: Trap. Full stop.* ExitPursuedByABear: Towards the ending of season one episode "Stop Acting Around", Geronimo is chased by the same bear from the cave.
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* BearsAreBadNews: In "Stop Acting Around", the Stiltons (sans Trap, who is absent in this episode) are chased by a vicious bear in the cave.
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* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: In ''A Very Merry Christmas!'', Geronimo arrives in New York and due to being sleep-deprived, he winds up with Ms. Smith's schedule (one of the mice he's supposed to meet). After his cell phone dies when Geronimo calls his grandfather, William Shortpaws, Geronimo runs all over New York, looking for Mrs. Smith because he doesn't want to tell his grandfather what happened. When Geronimo finally arrives at the end, he's told that if he had just come to the apartment in the first place, he would have met us with Mrs. Smith right away.

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* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: In ''A Very Merry Christmas!'', Geronimo arrives in New York and due to being sleep-deprived, he winds up with Ms.Mrs. Smith's schedule (one of the mice he's supposed to meet). After his cell phone dies when Geronimo calls his grandfather, William Shortpaws, Geronimo runs all over New York, looking for Mrs. Smith because he doesn't want to tell his grandfather what happened. When Geronimo finally arrives at the end, he's told that if he had just come to the apartment in the first place, he would have met us up with Mrs. Smith right away.
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''Geronimo Stilton'' is a long-running children's chapter book series, created by Elisabetta Dami and originally written and published in UsefulNotes/{{Italy}} starting in 1997, before making its way to the West in 2004. The titular hero, Geronimo Stilton, is a mild-mannered and [[CowardlyLion (seemingly) cowardly]] mouse who works as a [[FlintstoneTheming famouse]] journalist (specifically editor and publisher) for ''The Rodent's Gazette'', the most popular newspaper in New Mouse City.

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''Geronimo Stilton'' is a long-running children's chapter book series, created by Elisabetta Dami and originally written and published in UsefulNotes/{{Italy}} starting in 1997, before making its way to the West English-speaking countries in 2004. The titular hero, Geronimo Stilton, is a mild-mannered and [[CowardlyLion (seemingly) cowardly]] mouse who works as a [[FlintstoneTheming famouse]] journalist (specifically editor and publisher) for ''The Rodent's Gazette'', the most popular newspaper in New Mouse City.
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* DubNameChange: In the original Italian version, Creepella von Cacklefur's name is "Tenebrosa Tenebrax."
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There are also two theatrical adaptations: the musical theatre adaptation of the ''Kingdom of Fantasy'' series that has toured in Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Canada, and Oregon Children's Theatre's ''Geronimo Stilton: Mouse in Space'', adaptation of the book of the same name.

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There are also two theatrical adaptations: the musical theatre adaptation of the ''Kingdom of Fantasy'' series that has toured in Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Canada, and Oregon Children's Theatre's ''Geronimo Stilton: Mouse in Space'', an adaptation of the book of the same name.
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There are also two theatrical adaptations: the musical theatre adaptation of the ''Kingdom of Fantasy'' series that has toured in Spain, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Canada, and Oregon Children's Theatre's ''Geronimo Stilton: Mouse in Space'', adaptation of the book of the same name.

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There are also two theatrical adaptations: the musical theatre adaptation of the ''Kingdom of Fantasy'' series that has toured in Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Canada, and Oregon Children's Theatre's ''Geronimo Stilton: Mouse in Space'', adaptation of the book of the same name.
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* MesACrowd: In "Double Trap", Trap makes 4 copies of himself from Professor von Volt's 3D copier so he does not need to help out Geronimo to clean the office for inspection in 5 hours.

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* AmbiguouslyAbsentParent: Vic and Vanilla's dad is never seen or mentioned.

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* AmbiguouslyAbsentParent: Vic and Vanilla's dad father is never seen or mentioned.



* ChezRestaurant: Romeo Guymouse's expensive restuarant is named "Chez Romeo".

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* ChezRestaurant: Romeo Guymouse's expensive restuarant restaurant is named "Chez Romeo".Romeo".
* ComicallyLopsidedRivalry: Shen considers Vic competition for Pamela's affections, which is pretty sad considering Pam never notices him unless she needs his brains for something, whilst Vic has the looks, athletic ability, the material resources to help the sisters solve mysteries, and flirtatious skills in spades.

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* AmbiguouslyAbsentParent: Vic and Vanilla's dad is never seen or mentioned.



* DysfunctionalFamily: The de Vissens. Vissia pressures her daughter, Vanilla is terrified of disappointing her mom, and Vic is largely ignored unless he's being pointedly annoying. However, they still care for each other, as the siblings will team up to cover their mom's schemes, and his mom was the first person Vic called after learning about the Windy Island flooding incident.



* LampshadeHanging: ''The Treasure of the Viking Ship'' goes out of its way to have characters debate the probability of a perfectly preserved viking ship being undiscovered for centuries.

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* HauteCuisineIsWeird: The food at Chez Romeo is very bland.
* LampshadeHanging: ''The Treasure of the Viking Ship'' goes out of its way to have characters debate the unlikely probability of a perfectly preserved viking ship being undiscovered for centuries.


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* TheGoodGuysAlwaysWin: The Thea Sisters and their allies come out triumphant at the end of every book.
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* ChezRestaurant: Romeo Guymouse's expensive restuarant is named "Chez Romeo".
* GrumpyOldMan: Devon the Fisherman.
* LampshadeHanging: ''The Treasure of the Viking Ship'' goes out of its way to have characters debate the probability of a perfectly preserved viking ship being undiscovered for centuries.
* LimitedWardrobe: The costumes of the main cast change by book, and they usually wear the same outfits throughout the book regardless of how much time has passed. Minor characters are assigned one outfit they're identifiable by for the comics.
* LocalHangout: The Flying Dutchman.

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* TheBet: Craigs dares Vic to run for Gecko Club president if he’s a real man, mostly because his ego was bruised by other kids merely suggesting Vic would easily beat him.
* WhoNeedsEnemies: The sisters team up with Vic de Vissen, who’s usually helping them because he gets an insider view of any potential trouble brewing for his mom, or as a chance to embarrass his sister, Vanilla.

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A series of comics about Geronimo by Tom Angelbereger.

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A series of comics about Geronimo by Tom Angelbereger.
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* BrotherSisterTeam: Vanilla and Vic de Vissen, when the need arises. For example, Vic is supportive of Vanilla selling expired products at the winter festival, and they work together to warn their mom about incoming troubles with the Break-In Brothers.




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* SignificantGreenEyedRedhead: The entire de Vissen family, who serve as the driving antagonists in the comics.
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[[AC:First graphic novel series]]

[[AC:''Thea Stilton'' series]]
A series of six graphic novels focused on the Thea Sisters actually ''attending'' Mouseford Academy, as well as the adventures and secrets they manage to uncover right there on Whale Island. Certain character names are changed in this series.
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* SiblingYinYang: Vanilla de Vissen is more direct about planning other's downfall, while her brother Vic is laidback and prefers to stay out of morally ambigious situations, although both are careful about keeping an apperance of innocence.

[[AC:''Reporter'' series]]

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[[AC:First [[AC: The ''Geronimo Stilton Comics'' Series ]]

A series of individual graphic novels where Geronimo goes on time-traveling adventures with his family and friends.

[[AC: The ''Geronimo Stilton the Graphic Novel'' series]]

A series of comics about Geronimo by Tom Angelbereger.

[[AC:The ''Geronimo Stilton: Reporter'' series]]


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graphic novel series]]

[[AC:''Thea Stilton'' series]]
A series of six eight graphic novels focused on the Thea Sisters actually ''attending'' Mouseford Academy, as well as the adventures and secrets they manage to uncover right there on Whale Island. Certain character names are changed in this series. \n--\n

* SiblingYinYang: Vanilla de Vissen is more direct about planning other's downfall, while her brother Vic is laidback and prefers to stay out of morally ambigious ambiguous situations, although both are careful about keeping an apperance appearance of innocence.

[[AC:''Reporter'' series]]

[[AC:''Geronimo Stilton the Graphic Novel'' series]]
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A series of six graphic novels focused on the Thea Sisters actually ''attending'' Mouseford Academy, as well as the adventures and secrets they manage to uncover right there on Whale Island. Certain character names are changed in this series.
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* SiblingYinYang: Vanilla de Vissen is more direct about planning other's downfall, while her brother Vic is laidback and prefers to stay out of morally ambigious situations, although both are careful about keeping an apperance of innocence.

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