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* InNameOnly: Moody Margaret is arrogant, bitter and spiteful, despite "moody" implying she should embrace most of the SadnessTropes.
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''Horrid Henry'' is a [[LongRunningBookSeries long-running]] book series by the American-born British author Francesca Simon that began in 1994 and still continues to this day. (As of 2014, it's waiting for its 21st issue.)
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''Horrid Henry'' is a [[LongRunningBookSeries long-running]] book series by the American-born British author Francesca Simon that began in 1994 and still continues to this day. (As [[note]]Sort of. After the 24th book's publication, there was a four-year space--the biggest in the entirety of 2014, it's waiting the book series. Incidentally, book 25 coincided with the series' [[MilestoneCelebration 25th anniversary]], making it ambiguous to whether the series is over for its 21st issue.)
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* AdaptationDyeJob: Margaret's hair colour changed from brown in the books to reddish-purple in the animated series.
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* AdaptationDyeJob: Some cases are the result of DependingOnTheArtist.
** Henry's jumper was sometimes coloured as yellow with a light-blue stripe across the abdomen. Weirdly, it occured in special omnibus books with coloured pictures, despite the front cover showing his jumper as light-blue with a yellow stripe across the abdomen. Since the official books have no coloured illustrations, the latter design choice is the most known and is carried through the franchise.
** Margaret's hair colourchanged occasionally went from brown in brunette to dark magenta on official artwork. The franchise chose the books to reddish-purple in the animated series.latter as her definitive hair colour.
** Henry's jumper was sometimes coloured as yellow with a light-blue stripe across the abdomen. Weirdly, it occured in special omnibus books with coloured pictures, despite the front cover showing his jumper as light-blue with a yellow stripe across the abdomen. Since the official books have no coloured illustrations, the latter design choice is the most known and is carried through the franchise.
** Margaret's hair colour
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* AdaptationPersonalityChange: In the books, Sour Susan was more miserable and apathetic, and a DeadpanSnarker to Margaret and other people's antics, which is completely different to other adaptations, which turn her into TheDragon to Margaret's BigBad, repeating her insults like a parrot.
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* AdaptationPersonalityChange: AdaptationPersonalityChange:
** In the books, Sour Susan was more miserable and apathetic, and a DeadpanSnarker to Margaret and other people's antics, which is completely different to other adaptations, which turn her into TheDragon to Margaret's BigBad, repeating her insults like aparrot.parrot.
** For much of the stories, Henry has Ralph as his closest and only friend, whereas everyone else in the class flitted between acquaintances or enemies. Yet other adaptations added more to their two-man team, mostly boys Henry originally wouldn't want to share a room with (noted in the story where Henry struggled to chose who should come to his birthday party) like Beefy Bert and Aerobic Al.
* AdaptedOut: A lot of Henry's named classmates don't appear outside the books. One can infer it's because the ones who do have distinct personalities similar to archetypes that frequently appear in children's media ([[DumbMuscle Beefy Bert]], [[LovableJock Aerobic Al]], [[NervousWreck Weepy William]], [[AlphaBitch Moody Margaret]] and [[BetaBitch Sour Susan]], [[BlackAndNerdy Brainy Brian]], to name a few), whereas the rest are either similar (notably Tough Toby and [[ArrogantKungFuGuy Kung-Fu Kate]])[[note]]Toby is a smarter Bert, whereas Kate is a female and more aggressive Al.[[/note]] or harder to define (i.e. is "[[WhoNamesTheirKidDude Inky]]" Ian always covered in ink, and if so, how much?).
** In the books, Sour Susan was more miserable and apathetic, and a DeadpanSnarker to Margaret and other people's antics, which is completely different to other adaptations, which turn her into TheDragon to Margaret's BigBad, repeating her insults like a
** For much of the stories, Henry has Ralph as his closest and only friend, whereas everyone else in the class flitted between acquaintances or enemies. Yet other adaptations added more to their two-man team, mostly boys Henry originally wouldn't want to share a room with (noted in the story where Henry struggled to chose who should come to his birthday party) like Beefy Bert and Aerobic Al.
* AdaptedOut: A lot of Henry's named classmates don't appear outside the books. One can infer it's because the ones who do have distinct personalities similar to archetypes that frequently appear in children's media ([[DumbMuscle Beefy Bert]], [[LovableJock Aerobic Al]], [[NervousWreck Weepy William]], [[AlphaBitch Moody Margaret]] and [[BetaBitch Sour Susan]], [[BlackAndNerdy Brainy Brian]], to name a few), whereas the rest are either similar (notably Tough Toby and [[ArrogantKungFuGuy Kung-Fu Kate]])[[note]]Toby is a smarter Bert, whereas Kate is a female and more aggressive Al.[[/note]] or harder to define (i.e. is "[[WhoNamesTheirKidDude Inky]]" Ian always covered in ink, and if so, how much?).
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** Henry is the scapegoat of the family (even if he is being rightfully punished), which leads to him acting out in vengeance.
** The head-teacher of Henry and Peter's school is named Ms [[MeaningfulName Odd]]bod, so she may have questionable tendencies.
** Henry is the scapegoat of the family (even if he is being rightfully punished), which leads to him acting out in vengeance.
** The head-teacher of Henry and Peter's school is named Ms [[MeaningfulName Odd]]bod, so she may have questionable tendencies.
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* BabysitterFromHell: Rabid Rebecca.
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* BabysitterFromHell: Rabid Rebecca.Rebecca, to the point where Henry is warned about her by everyone in his class before she steps on his doorstep.
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* BrickJoke: In one episode where Henry fakes illness to stay home from school, his mother gets sick too. Since someone arrives to say the water is being shut off, his mother tells him to fill up the bathtub and pots with water before it's all shut off entirely. As Henry is trying to fill up the bathtub with water, the water is shut off. (But he didn't turn the tap ''off''!) At the end of the episode when his dad arrives, it proceeds to get flooded.
* CainAndAbel: Henry is the Cain to Peter's Abel but is the Abel to Steve's Cain.
* CainAndAbel: Henry is the Cain to Peter's Abel but is the Abel to Steve's Cain.
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** Paul once bought a power-drill to give Polly as a Christmas present, despite her heavily implying she didn't know what to do with it nor that she ever wanted it. He then added he'll going to buy her the attachments for her next birthday.
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** Fake game show [=2Cool4School=] features in the film version, which also appears in two episodes of Series 3 of the TV series. Strangely, only the opening sequence is shown on both occasions.
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** Fake game show [=2Cool4School=] ''[=2Cool4School=]'' features in the film version, which also appears in two episodes of Series 3 of the TV series. Strangely, only the opening sequence is shown on both occasions.
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* HypocriticalHumor: In one of the joke books, Henry states that it isn't fair that Margret is doing "Snowman" related jokes instead of "Moody" ones. Later on, towards the end of the book, Henry is doing "Pirate" jokes rather than "Horrid" ones.
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* HypocriticalHumor: In one of the joke books, Henry states that it isn't fair that Margret Margaret is doing "Snowman" related jokes instead of "Moody" ones. Later on, towards the end of the book, Henry is doing "Pirate" jokes rather than "Horrid" ones.
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** In the story "Horrid Henry's Revenge", Henry convinces Peter that there were fairies living in the garden that only came out at night. When Peter is distracted, Henry sneaks inside and locks him out, pretending to be asleep in his bed as Peter cried for Mum and Dad, failing to convince them that he'd been tricked by his brother. Unfortunately for Henry, he hadn't realised that [[FailedASpotCheck he was covered in leaves and twigs]], but in the morning when Mum went to do laundry, she noticed...
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** In the story "Horrid Henry's Revenge", Henry convinces Peter that there were fairies living in the garden that only came out at night. When Peter is distracted, Henry sneaks inside and locks him out, pretending to be asleep in his bed as Peter cried for Mum and Dad, failing to convince them that he'd been tricked by his brother. Unfortunately for Henry, he hadn't realised that [[FailedASpotCheck he was covered in leaves and twigs]], but in the morning when Mum went to do laundry, she noticed...
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* InjectionPlot: In "Horrid Henry's Injection", Henry and his class (and Peter) get their injections.
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** Henry's class had to do a presentation for UsefulNotes/HMTheQueen when she visited the school involving them stomping in basins of mud. A bored Henry picks fights with everyone in the class, sending a tidal wave of mud that covers the Queen, Miss Battle-Axe and Ms. Oddball like gunge. All the Queen can say is, "[[DamnedByFaintPraise How lovely.]]"
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** Henry's class had to do a presentation for UsefulNotes/HMTheQueen when she visited the school involving them stomping in basins of mud. A bored Henry picks fights with everyone in the class, sending a tidal wave of mud that covers the Queen, Miss Battle-Axe and Ms. Oddball Oddbod like gunge. All the Queen can say is, "[[DamnedByFaintPraise How lovely.]]"
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** Henry’s mother, Delightful Desiree always blames Henry when something bad happens, even if Peter literally confesses to doing it.
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** Henry’s mother, Delightful Desiree mother always blames Henry when something bad happens, even if Peter literally confesses to doing it.
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* WalkDontSwim: Henry attempts this in ''Horrid Henry's Swimming Lesson'' to trick Soggy Sid into thinking he's swum 5 metres. It doesn't work.
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* BigBad: Its Either Moody Margaret or Perfect Peter But in The Movie it's Vic Van Wrinkle played by Creator/RichardEGrant
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* BigBad: Its Either It's either Moody Margaret or Perfect Peter But in The Movie it's Vic Van Wrinkle played by Creator/RichardEGrantPeter, depending on the story.
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* FragileFlower: Weeping William, who sobs at the drop of a hat.
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* ProneToTears: Weeping William, who sobs at the drop of a hat.
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* TheDreadedThankYouLetter: In one book, it's revealed that Henry hates writing thank you letters because he's both lazy and selfish. When he realises other children also hate writing thank you letters, he decides to make money out of writing their thank you letters for them. However, Henry can't be bothered writing individual letters, so he just types one letter with delete-as-appropriate phrases, none of which are particularly special or polite, including starting the letter with "Dear Sir or Madam", then copies it. This gets all the kids in trouble, including Henry himself, who used the same letter.
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* ''Horrid Henry's Nightmare'' (2013)
* ''Horrid Henry's Krazy Ketchup'' (2014)
* ''Horrid Henry's Cannibal Curse'' (2015)
* ''Horrid Henry: Up, Up and Away'' (2019)
* ''Horrid Henry's Krazy Ketchup'' (2014)
* ''Horrid Henry's Cannibal Curse'' (2015)
* ''Horrid Henry: Up, Up and Away'' (2019)
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* DysfunctionalFamily: Henry is horrible, but his family is pretty messed up too.
** Perfect Peter is really a BitchInSheepsClothing who likes to get Henry in trouble for every little thing and expects praise for even the most minor things such as using a fork or “being normal.”
** Perfect Peter is really a BitchInSheepsClothing who likes to get Henry in trouble for every little thing and expects praise for even the most minor things such as using a fork or “being normal.”
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* DysfunctionalFamily: Henry is horrible, a horrible brat, but his family is pretty messed up too.
** Perfect Peter isreally a BitchInSheepsClothing who likes to get Henry in trouble for every little thing and expects praise for even the most minor things such as using a fork or “being normal.”
** Perfect Peter is
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** Henry seems to have gotten some of his horridness from his father, Silly Simon, and Peter has gotten his whinging from their Fussy Uncle Francis.
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** Henry seems to have gotten some of his horridness from his father, Silly Simon, and Peter has gotten his whinging from their Fussy Uncle Francis. It doesn’t help that Simon sometimes agrees with or helps Henry with his brilliant plans.
** Henry’s mother, Delightful Desiree always blames Henry when something bad happens, even if Peter literally confesses to doing it.
** Henry’s mother, Delightful Desiree always blames Henry when something bad happens, even if Peter literally confesses to doing it.
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** Vomitting Vera barfs constantly and not always because of something she ate.
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This was then followed by a live-action 2011 movie adaption named ''Horrid Henry: TheMovie'' in which it was up to Henry and his friends to save the school from being in the hands of a cruel private school principal.
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This was then followed by a live-action 2011 movie adaption named ''Horrid ''[[Film/HorridHenryTheMovie Horrid Henry: TheMovie'' The Movie]]'' in which it was up to Henry and his friends to save the school from being in the hands of a cruel private school principal.
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* DysfunctionalFamily: Henry’s family is just as horrid as Henry himself.
** Perfect Peter is really a BitchInSheepsClothing who likes to get Henry in trouble for every little thing and expects praise for even the most minor things.
** Perfect Peter is really a BitchInSheepsClothing who likes to get Henry in trouble for every little thing and expects praise for even the most minor things.
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* DysfunctionalFamily: Henry’s Henry is horrible, but his family is just as horrid as Henry himself.pretty messed up too.
** Perfect Peter is really a BitchInSheepsClothing who likes to get Henry in trouble for every little thing and expects praise for even the most minorthings. things such as using a fork or “being normal.”
** Perfect Peter is really a BitchInSheepsClothing who likes to get Henry in trouble for every little thing and expects praise for even the most minor
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* BookDumb: Henry.
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* BookDumb: Henry.Henry is as horrid as he illiterate.
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** There’s also Rich Aunt Ruby and Stuck-Up Steven, who never fail to gloat about their wealth and put their relatives down because of it.
** Great Aunt Greta is very senile and always mistakes Henry for a little three-year-old girl named “Henrietta”, and Peter for a teenager, no matter how many times they tell her otherwise. Whenever she sends presents, Peter gets banknotes that he either saves or never uses, and Henry gets pink baby clothes.
** Prissy Polly is SuperOCD, over jolly, and expects everything to be her way all the time, even to the discomfort of others. Her husband, Pimply Paul is essentially an older version of Henry and her daughter, Vera almost never stops barfing.
** Great Aunt Greta is very senile and always mistakes Henry for a little three-year-old girl named “Henrietta”, and Peter for a teenager, no matter how many times they tell her otherwise. Whenever she sends presents, Peter gets banknotes that he either saves or never uses, and Henry gets pink baby clothes.
** Prissy Polly is SuperOCD, over jolly, and expects everything to be her way all the time, even to the discomfort of others. Her husband, Pimply Paul is essentially an older version of Henry and her daughter, Vera almost never stops barfing.
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** There’s also Rich Aunt Ruby and Stuck-Up Steven, who never fail always feel the need to gloat about their wealth and put their relatives down because of it.
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** Great Aunt Greta is very senile and as a result, always mistakes Henry for a little three-year-old girl named “Henrietta”, and Peter for a teenager, no matter how many times they tell her otherwise. Whenever she sends presents, Peter gets banknotes that he either saves or never uses, and Henry gets pink baby clothes.
** Prissy Pollyis SuperOCD, over jolly, and Pimply Paul have a very rocky and complicated marriage. Polly is a bossy nag who expects everything to be her way all the time, even to the discomfort of others. Her husband, Pimply way, never thinking about how others might feel and Paul is essentially an older version honest and hardworking guy, but he is a frequent victim of oppression from everyone (even his own wife). It doesn’t help that Henry and her daughter, Vera almost never stops barfing.deliberately ruined their wedding.
** Great Aunt Greta is very senile and as a result, always mistakes Henry for a little three-year-old girl named “Henrietta”, and Peter for a teenager, no matter how many times they tell her otherwise. Whenever she sends presents, Peter gets banknotes that he either saves or never uses, and Henry gets pink baby clothes.
** Prissy Polly
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** In protest of sharing a bath together, Peter and Henry's tampering with the bathwater ends to them flooding the house.
** When Mum's boss and his wife had dinner at Henry's house, when Henry catches Peter being allowed to stay up to perform his cello for the adults [[DoubleStandard when he'd been sent to bed early]], he gate-crashes and attempts to show off too, demonstrating what he'd been learning in karate class by attacking Mum's dinner guests.
** When Mum's boss and his wife had dinner at Henry's house, when Henry catches Peter being allowed to stay up to perform his cello for the adults [[DoubleStandard when he'd been sent to bed early]], he gate-crashes and attempts to show off too, demonstrating what he'd been learning in karate class by attacking Mum's dinner guests.
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** Whenever Vera vomits. It's never the result of what she's eaten.
** In protest of sharing a bath together, Peter and Henry's tampering with the bathwater endsto with them flooding the house.
** When Mum's boss and his wife had dinner at Henry's house,when Henry sneaks down the stairs and catches Peter being allowed to stay up to perform his playing the cello for the adults [[DoubleStandard when he'd been sent to bed early]], so he gate-crashes and attempts to show off too, demonstrating what he'd been learning in karate class by attacking Mum's dinner guests.
** In protest of sharing a bath together, Peter and Henry's tampering with the bathwater ends
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** When the family went on vacation to France, they travel with the car by ferry. Peter and Henry spend most of the journey across the English Channel either ordering room service or running around and then they vomit on their parents when they get seasick.
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** When the family went on vacation to France, they travel with the car by ferry. Peter and Henry spend most of the journey across the English Channel either ordering room service or running around being hyperactive and then they vomit on their parents when they get seasick.
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* [[WhereTheHellIsSpringfield Where the Hell is Ashton?]]: There are several Ashtons in England.
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* [[WhereTheHellIsSpringfield Where the Hell is Ashton?]]: There are several Ashtons towns called Ashton in England.
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* PhraseCatcher[=/=]TitleDrop: His parents commonly use, "Don't be Horrid, Henry!"
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* RefugeInAudacity: The stories can go to this point.
** In protest of sharing a bath together, Peter and Henry's tampering with the bathwater ends to them flooding the house.
** When Mum's boss and his wife had dinner at Henry's house, when Henry catches Peter being allowed to stay up to perform his cello for the adults [[DoubleStandard when he'd been sent to bed early]], he gate-crashes and attempts to show off too, demonstrating what he'd been learning in karate class by attacking Mum's dinner guests.
** Henry's class had to do a presentation for UsefulNotes/HMTheQueen when she visited the school involving them stomping in basins of mud. A bored Henry picks fights with everyone in the class, sending a tidal wave of mud that covers the Queen, Miss Battle-Axe and Ms. Oddball like gunge. All the Queen can say is, "[[DamnedByFaintPraise How lovely.]]"
** When the family went on vacation to France, they travel with the car by ferry. Peter and Henry spend most of the journey across the English Channel either ordering room service or running around and then they vomit on their parents when they get seasick.
** In protest of sharing a bath together, Peter and Henry's tampering with the bathwater ends to them flooding the house.
** When Mum's boss and his wife had dinner at Henry's house, when Henry catches Peter being allowed to stay up to perform his cello for the adults [[DoubleStandard when he'd been sent to bed early]], he gate-crashes and attempts to show off too, demonstrating what he'd been learning in karate class by attacking Mum's dinner guests.
** Henry's class had to do a presentation for UsefulNotes/HMTheQueen when she visited the school involving them stomping in basins of mud. A bored Henry picks fights with everyone in the class, sending a tidal wave of mud that covers the Queen, Miss Battle-Axe and Ms. Oddball like gunge. All the Queen can say is, "[[DamnedByFaintPraise How lovely.]]"
** When the family went on vacation to France, they travel with the car by ferry. Peter and Henry spend most of the journey across the English Channel either ordering room service or running around and then they vomit on their parents when they get seasick.
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* AdaptationalNationality: Miss Battle-Axe is constantly given a Scottish accent in audiobooks of the series, which even crossed-over to the cartoon, but her nationality is never mentioned in the books.
* AdaptationPersonalityChange: In the books, Sour Susan was more miserable and apathetic, and a DeadpanSnarker to Margaret and other people's antics, which is completely different to other adaptations, which turn her into TheDragon to Margaret's BigBad, repeating her insults like a parrot.
* AdaptationPersonalityChange: In the books, Sour Susan was more miserable and apathetic, and a DeadpanSnarker to Margaret and other people's antics, which is completely different to other adaptations, which turn her into TheDragon to Margaret's BigBad, repeating her insults like a parrot.
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* AlwaysSomeoneBetter: In ''Horrid Henry and the Dinner Guest'', Mum's boss, Mr. Mossy, reveals to Henry that he was a lot like him in his childhood and discovered that sooner or later you'll find someone better than yourself.
* AmbiguouslyBrown: Peter's teacher Miss Lovely has no clear ethnicity in the books or cartoon, though her actor in the live action film is of Indian descent.
* AmbiguouslyBrown: Peter's teacher Miss Lovely has no clear ethnicity in the books or cartoon, though her actor in the live action film is of Indian descent.
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** Horrid Henry's "It's not fair!" or "Nah nah nee nah nah!"
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** Horrid Henry's "It's not fair!" or "Nah nah nee nah nah!""Nah-nah-nee-nah-nah!"
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** Henry seems to have gotten some of his horridness from his father, Silly Simon and Peter has gotten his whininess from their Fussy Uncle Francis.
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** Great Aunt Greta is very senile and always mistakes Henry for a little girl named, “Henrietta” and Peter for a teenager, no matter how many times they tell her otherwise.
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** Great Aunt Greta is very senile and always mistakes Henry for a little three-year-old girl named, “Henrietta” named “Henrietta”, and Peter for a teenager, no matter how many times they tell her otherwise. Whenever she sends presents, Peter gets banknotes that he either saves or never uses, and Henry gets pink baby clothes.
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* AnAesop: Don't know if this is considered a FamilyUnfriendlyAesop, but in ''Horrid Henry's Hobby'' from the ''Haunted House'' book, he knocked down an entire box of "Sweet Treats" after opening them to find [[GottaCatchEmAll the Golden Gizmo for a competition]]. [[DownerEnding His family were forced to buy every packet in the supermarket and banned from the store for life]]. So the basic aesop is "Don't open cereal packets in shops" -- an odd aesop if there was one...
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** Henry’s grandparents seem to be the TokenGoodTeammates in the family.
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* GameShowAppearance: Fake game show [=2Cool4School=] features in the film version.
** It also appears in two episodes of Series 3 of the TV series. Strangely, only the opening sequence is shown on both occasions.
* {{Gasshole}}: Rude Ralph, in some cases, who is implied to sometimes do it on purpose
** It also appears in two episodes of Series 3 of the TV series. Strangely, only the opening sequence is shown on both occasions.
* {{Gasshole}}: Rude Ralph, in some cases, who is implied to sometimes do it on purpose
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** In one story, Henry and Ralph appeared on a wacky kids' game show, provided they brought Peter along, much to their annoyance.
** Fake game show [=2Cool4School=] features in the filmversion.
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* {{Gasshole}}: Rude Ralph, in some cases, who is implied to sometimes do it onpurposepurpose.
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* HypocriticalHumor: In one of the joke books, Henry states that it isn't fair that Margret is doing "Snowman" related jokes instead of "Moody" ones. Later on, towards the end of the book Henry is doing "Pirate" jokes rather than "Horrid" ones.
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* HypocriticalHumor: In one of the joke books, Henry states that it isn't fair that Margret is doing "Snowman" related jokes instead of "Moody" ones. Later on, towards the end of the book book, Henry is doing "Pirate" jokes rather than "Horrid" ones.
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* KarmaHoudini: Henry usually receives his comeuppance, but there are plenty of times when he doesn't.
** There are also some others who don't get any comeuppance.
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** Zig-zagged with Henry, who mostly got caught due to hiscomeuppance, but there are plenty of times when he doesn't.
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* LaserGuidedKarma:
** ''Horrid Henry's Hobby'' from the ''Haunted House'' book featured Henry destroying a display of Sweet Treats cereal boxes to look for [[GottaCatchEmAll the Golden Gizmo for a competition]]. He doesn't find out until the very end that the family had been banned from the supermarket and forced to buy every box in compensation, and none of them had the Golden Gizmo inside.
** In the story "Horrid Henry's Revenge", Henry convinces Peter that there were fairies living in the garden that only came out at night. When Peter is distracted, Henry sneaks inside and locks him out, pretending to be asleep in his bed as Peter cried for Mum and Dad, failing to convince them that he'd been tricked by his brother. Unfortunately for Henry, he hadn't realised that [[FailedASpotCheck he was covered in leaves and twigs]], but in the morning when Mum went to do laundry, she noticed...
** ''Horrid Henry's Hobby'' from the ''Haunted House'' book featured Henry destroying a display of Sweet Treats cereal boxes to look for [[GottaCatchEmAll the Golden Gizmo for a competition]]. He doesn't find out until the very end that the family had been banned from the supermarket and forced to buy every box in compensation, and none of them had the Golden Gizmo inside.
** In the story "Horrid Henry's Revenge", Henry convinces Peter that there were fairies living in the garden that only came out at night. When Peter is distracted, Henry sneaks inside and locks him out, pretending to be asleep in his bed as Peter cried for Mum and Dad, failing to convince them that he'd been tricked by his brother. Unfortunately for Henry, he hadn't realised that [[FailedASpotCheck he was covered in leaves and twigs]], but in the morning when Mum went to do laundry, she noticed...
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* LovableRogue[=/=]UnsympatheticComedyProtagonist: Henry is perhaps the king of these tropes.
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* LovableRogue[=/=]UnsympatheticComedyProtagonist: LovableRogue: Henry is perhaps may have horrid in his name, but he also has the king of these tropes.charm (and luck that his enemies are as repulsive as him) to be sympathetic and entertaining to follow.
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* DysfunctionalFamily: Henry’s family is just as horrid as Henry himself.
** Perfect Peter is really a BitchInSheepsClothing who likes to get Henry in trouble for every little thing and expects praise for even the most minor things.
** Henry’s parents are so ashamed of Henry, that they try to stay as far away from him as possible when they go out in public, pretend he isn’t their son, and even argue over who’s turn it is to take care of him.
** Henry seems to have gotten some of his horridness from his father, Silly Simon and Peter has gotten his whininess from their Fussy Uncle Francis.
** There’s also Rich Aunt Ruby and Stuck-Up Steven, who never fail to gloat about their wealth and put their relatives down because of it.
** Great Aunt Greta is very senile and always mistakes Henry for a little girl named, “Henrietta” and Peter for a teenager, no matter how many times they tell her otherwise.
** Prissy Polly is SuperOCD, over jolly, and expects everything to be her way all the time, even to the discomfort of others. Her husband, Pimply Paul is essentially an older version of Henry and her daughter, Vera almost never stops barfing.
** Henry’s grandparents seem to be the TokenGoodTeammates in the family.
** Perfect Peter is really a BitchInSheepsClothing who likes to get Henry in trouble for every little thing and expects praise for even the most minor things.
** Henry’s parents are so ashamed of Henry, that they try to stay as far away from him as possible when they go out in public, pretend he isn’t their son, and even argue over who’s turn it is to take care of him.
** Henry seems to have gotten some of his horridness from his father, Silly Simon and Peter has gotten his whininess from their Fussy Uncle Francis.
** There’s also Rich Aunt Ruby and Stuck-Up Steven, who never fail to gloat about their wealth and put their relatives down because of it.
** Great Aunt Greta is very senile and always mistakes Henry for a little girl named, “Henrietta” and Peter for a teenager, no matter how many times they tell her otherwise.
** Prissy Polly is SuperOCD, over jolly, and expects everything to be her way all the time, even to the discomfort of others. Her husband, Pimply Paul is essentially an older version of Henry and her daughter, Vera almost never stops barfing.
** Henry’s grandparents seem to be the TokenGoodTeammates in the family.
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* HypocriticalHumor: In one of the joke books, Henry states that it isn't fair that Margret is doing "Snowman" related jokes instead of "Moody" ones. Later on, towards the end of the book Henry is doing "Pirate" jokes rather than "Horrid" ones.
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You can catch up on the new ''Horrid Henry'' projects on [[http://www.horridhenry.co.uk the official website.]]
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You can catch up on the new ''Horrid Henry'' projects on [[http://www.horridhenry.co.uk the official website.]]
website]]. Not to be confused with ''Literature/HorribleHarry''.
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* BigBad: Its Either Moody Margaret or Perfect Peter But in The Movie its Vic Van Wrinkle played by RichardEGrant
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* BigBad: Its Either Moody Margaret or Perfect Peter But in The Movie its it's Vic Van Wrinkle played by RichardEGrantCreator/RichardEGrant
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* LongRunningBookSeries: Been running since 1994, currently 20 books with a 21st coming soon.
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* LongRunningBookSeries: Been running since 1994, currently 20 books with a 21st coming soon.
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* WholePlotReference: ''Horrid Henry and the Mighty Mission'' is one to Film/MontyPythonAndTheHolyGrail.
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'''''Horrid Henry''''' is a [[LongRunningBookSeries long-running]] book series by the American-born British author Francesca Simon that began in 1994 and still continues to this day. (As of 2014, it's waiting for its 21st issue.)
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* [[WhereTheHellIsSpringfield Where the Hell is Ashton?]]: There are several Ashtons in England.
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* BrainlessBeauty: Gorgeous Gurinder, though the brainless part is somewhat downplayed.
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** Henry's best friend Rude Ralph is also rich, but it's not the reason he's rude.
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* TheFinickyOne: Henry and Peter's older cousin Prissy Polly.
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* AmbiguouslyBrown: Peter's teacher Miss Lovely has no clear ethnicity in the books or cartoon, though her actor in the live action film is of Indian descent.
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* BigBad: Its Either Moody Margaret or Perfect Peter But in The Movie its Vic Van Wrinkle played by [[creator/RichardEGrant]]
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* BigBad: Its Either Moody Margaret or Perfect Peter But in The Movie its Vic Van Wrinkle played by [[creator/RichardEGrant]]RichardEGrant
