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** There is also a scene in "Les Pyjamasques et le croque-chausettes" where the Croque-Chaussettes caused a flood Tarabiscoville after growing huge in size, thanks to Yoyo not admitting on not telling the truth.
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** There is also a scene in "Les Pyjamasques et le croque-chausettes" where the Croque-Chaussettes caused a destructive flood in Tarabiscoville after growing huge in size, thanks to Yoyo not admitting on not telling the truth.
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* HeroAcademy: "L'école des Pyjamasques" focusses on a school for superpowered kis, run by the hero Energuman. Besides the Pyjamasques, the school is attended by the Mascrapules, Lilifée and Tatouro (the book counterpart of Armadylan).
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* HeroAcademy: "L'école des Pyjamasques" focusses focuses on a school for superpowered kis, kids, run by the hero Energuman. Besides the Pyjamasques, the school is attended by the Mascrapules, Lilifée and Tatouro (the book counterpart of Armadylan).
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Thanks to their strange pajamas, they find themselves endowed with particular powers: Yoyo bounces like a rubber ball, Gluglu runs on the walls without ever breaking his face, and Bibou, with its wings, takes off in the sky!
Thanks to their tenacity and courage, they live extraordinary adventures without ever losing their good mood!
Thanks to their tenacity and courage, they live extraordinary adventures without ever losing their good mood!
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Thanks to their strange pajamas, they find themselves endowed with particular powers: Yoyo bounces like a rubber ball, Gluglu runs on the walls without ever breaking his face, and Bibou, with its wings, takes off in the sky!
sky! Thanks to their tenacity and courage, they live extraordinary adventures without ever losing their good mood!
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* Main/TheSandman: "Marchand de Sable", the villain (though only because he wants the Pyjamasques to go to sleep) of "Les Pyjamasques et le merchand de sables". He is a large, humanoid being with wings, whose powers include throwing sand that makes a person's eyes sting, summon sheep and force somone [[CountingSheep to count them]], use an enchanted lullaby or hypnosis to make someone fall asleep.
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* Main/TheSandman: "Marchand de Sable", the villain (though only because he wants the Pyjamasques to go to sleep) of "Les Pyjamasques et le merchand marchand de sables".sable". He is a large, humanoid being with wings, whose powers include throwing sand that makes a person's eyes sting, summon sheep and force somone [[CountingSheep to count them]], use an enchanted lullaby or hypnosis to make someone fall asleep.
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* OurWerewolvesAreDifferent: The first book sees the PJ Masks go up against a purple werewolf named Le Grogarou. Normally, he is a humanoid wolf the same size as the three heroes, and a nice guy, but under the full moon he transforms into a much larger and stronger wolf and goes berserk. The Pyjamasques eventually defeat him by giving him sunglasses, which block out the moonlight. He returns in the third book, where the Pyjamasques intentionally take away his sunglasses to send him on a rampage against Romeo's invention, [[GodzillaThreshold after everything else to stop Romeo failed]].
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* OurWerewolvesAreDifferent: The first book sees the PJ Masks Pyjamasques go up against a purple werewolf named Le Grogarou. Normally, he is a humanoid wolf the same size as the three heroes, and a nice guy, but under the full moon he transforms into a much larger and stronger wolf and goes berserk. The Pyjamasques eventually defeat him by giving him sunglasses, which block out the moonlight. He returns in the third book, where the Pyjamasques intentionally take away his sunglasses to send him on a rampage against Romeo's invention, [[GodzillaThreshold after everything else to stop Romeo failed]].
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* ChristmasEpisode: "Les Pyjamasques et le père Noël rebelle" (litterally; the PJ Masks and the rebellious Santa Claus).
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* ChristmasEpisode: "Les Pyjamasques et le père Noël rebelle" (litterally; (literally; the PJ Pajama Masks and the rebellious Santa Claus).
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* Main/TheSandman: "Marchand de Sable", the villain (though only because he wants the Pyjamasques to go to sleep) of "Les Pyjamasques et le merchand de sables". He is a large, humanoid being with wings, whose powers include throwing sand that makes a person's eyes sting, summon sheep and force somone [[CountingSheep to count them]], use an enchanted lullaby or hypnosis to make someone fall asleep.
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* ChristmasEpisode: "Les Pyjamasques et le père Noël rebelle" (litterally; the PJ Masks and the rebellious Santa Claus).
* EvilCounterpart: The Mascrapules; three other superpowered kids with powers based on a fly, rat and worm.
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* HeroAcademy: "L'école des Pyjamasques" focusses on a school for superpowered kis, run by the hero Energuman. Besides the Pyjamasques, the school is attended by the Mascrapules, Lilifée and Tatouro (the book counterpard of Armadylan).
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* HeroAcademy: "L'école des Pyjamasques" focusses on a school for superpowered kis, run by the hero Energuman. Besides the Pyjamasques, the school is attended by the Mascrapules, Lilifée and Tatouro (the book counterpard counterpart of Armadylan).
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* OriginsEpisode: While not the first book, the series eventually gave the heroes one in "La Légende des Pyjamasques".
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* OurWerewolvesAreDifferent: The first book sees the PJ Masks go up against a purple werewolf named Le Grogarou. Normally, he is a humanoid wolf the same size as the three heroes, and a nice guy, but under the full moon he transforms into a much larger and stronger wolf and goes berserk. The Pyjamasques eventually defeat him by giving him sunglasses, which block out the moonlight. He returns in the third book, where the Pyjamasques intentionally take away his sunglasses to send him on a rampage against Romeo's invention, [[GodzillaThreshold after everything else to stop Romeo failed]].
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* PunnyName: Some characters in the picture book series such as: Ninjaka, Sorceline, Grogarou and Sablotin, are shown to have that.
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*JustHitHim: Les Pyjamasques' powers are effective for fighting: Yoyo is acrobatic and agile, Bibou can fly and create ministorms, and Gluglu is a [[Franchise/{{Predator}} Yautja]] who can climb walls and is considered to be the most efficient on hand-to-hand combat. However, unlike their TV counterparts (PJ Masks), there are other times where the heroes think of tactics to lure villains into a trap without using their powers to defeat them.
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* Narcissist: Romeo Mecano (in later volumes), he is always trying to disrupt school due that he has shown an intense dislike on people not respecting his achievements.
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* Narcissist: {{Narcissist}}: Romeo Mecano (in later volumes), he is always trying to disrupt school due that he has shown an intense dislike on people not respecting his achievements.
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* KnightOfCerebus: Sorceline and Romeo, unlike their TV counterparts, these villains are portrayed as extreme and cynical on completing their goals and are never portrayed as mischievous in any way.
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* Narcissist: Romeo Mecano (in later volumes), he is always trying to disrupt school due that he has shown an intense dislike on people not respecting his achievements.
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* KnightOfCerebus: Sorceline and Romeo, unlike their TV counterparts, these villains are portrayed as extreme and infernal on completing their goals and are never mischievous in any way.
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* HoistbyHisOwnPetard: Occasionally happens to the nighttime villains.
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* GrumpyBear: Sorceline, mainly due to her always being ill-tempered and finding that receiving a birthday present from a kid is more important than not being alone.
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* GrumpyBear: Sorceline, mainly due to her Sorceline always being comes off this way, grumbling and coming across as ill-tempered and finding when she is jealous on having the things that receiving a birthday present from a kid is more has due to her showing how important it is to her rather than not being alone.her motive.
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** Violence is also mentioned in some of the series' stories.The villains are often armed with lethal weapons, such as Sorceline's magnet having lightning powers, and Romeo being able to create infernal inventions such as a robot demolisher armed with harmful missiles.
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* KnightofCerebus: Sorceline and Romeo, unlike their TV counterparts, these villains are portrayed as extreme and infernal on completing their goals and are never mischievous in any way.
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**The book adaptation of the series has a few backstories for some of the villains whose lives are negative such as Romeo's in Les Pyjamasques et l'opération zero, and Sorceline's in Les Pyjamasques et le cadeau de Sorceline.
**The book adaptation of the series has a few backstories for some of the villains whose lives are negative such as Romeo's in Les Pyjamasques et l'opération zero, and Sorceline's in Les Pyjamasques et le cadeau de Sorceline.
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* AdaptationDyeJob:
** In the books, Les Pyjamasques' costumes resembled those of slightly altered pajamas. In the show, the television counterparts of the main protagonists have their costumes enhanced to look like typical superheroes.
** In the books, Les Pyjamasques' costumes resembled those of slightly altered pajamas. In the show, the television counterparts of the main protagonists have their costumes enhanced to look like typical superheroes.
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**AdaptationDyeJob: In the books, Les Pyjamasques' costumes resembled those of slightly altered pajamas. In the show, the television counterparts of the main protagonists have their costumes enhanced to look like typical superheroes.
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Les Pyjamasques are three super-funny heroes who are not cold-blooded.
When it sounds midnight, the three lovebirds put on their pajamas and wander in the night, instead of being in bed.
When it sounds midnight, the three lovebirds put on their pajamas and wander in the night, instead of being in bed.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: While Les Pyjamasques, are always on the side of good in the books they're depicted as more playful and mischievous. It can be summed up as "the misadventures of three superpowered kids playing around in the park at nighttime". In the TV series, their TV counterparts are depicted as mature and act like adolescents between the preteen and teenage age.
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* {{Troll}}: In the book "Les Pyjamasques et l'opération zéro", Les Pyjamasques try to anger Romeo by [[spoiler:mocking him while saving the day]] in an attempt to get him to destroy his own robot demolisher in the process.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: At one page in La legende des Pyjamasques, Sorceline is seen half-naked after getting her suit eaten by her Mitomites.
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**At one page in La legende des Pyjamasques, Sorceline is seen half-naked after getting her suit eaten by her Mitomites.
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** In La legende des Pyjamasques, the Mitomites eat Sorceline's clothes after Les Pyjamasques took her Luna Magnet to free the Animal Totems.
* RetCanon: When the books were adapted for television, several changes were introduced which, after the show became a success, were retroactively introduced in the books as well (starting with book 19, Les Pyjamasques et l'opération zéro). Most notably Bibou being a girl, book counterparts for the PJ Masks' vehicles, book counterparts for Luna Girl and Night Ninja, and Les Pyjamasques recieving the PJ's new powers.
* RetCanon: When the books were adapted for television, several changes were introduced which, after the show became a success, were retroactively introduced in the books as well (starting with book 19, Les Pyjamasques et l'opération zéro). Most notably Bibou being a girl, book counterparts for the PJ Masks' vehicles, book counterparts for Luna Girl and Night Ninja, and Les Pyjamasques recieving the PJ's new powers.
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*UnusualEuphemism: At one point in Les Pyjamasques et le cadeau de Sorceline, Yoyo exclaims "Eurechat!" when he thought of an idea to stop Sorceline.
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[[caption-width-right:350:The logo of the book series]]
'''Les Pyjamasques''', now known as '''Pyjamasques''', is a picture book and television franchise created and introduced as a series of books by the French author Romuald Racioppo on March 29, 2007. The series began on March 29, 2007 with the release of Les Pyjamasques et le Grogarou, the books are published by Gallimard Jeunesse.
Les Pyjamasques are three super-funny heroes who are not cold-blooded.
When it sounds midnight, the three lovebirds put on their pajamas and wander in the night, instead of being in bed.
Thanks to their strange pajamas, they find themselves endowed with particular powers: Yoyo bounces like a rubber ball, Gluglu runs on the walls without ever breaking his face, and Bibou, with its wings, takes off in the sky!
Thanks to their tenacity and courage, they live extraordinary adventures without ever losing their good mood!
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!! The book series features the following tropes:
*AdaptationDyeJob:
** In the books, Les Pyjamasques' costumes resembled those of slightly altered pajamas. In the show, the television counterparts of the main protagonists have their costumes enhanced to look like typical superheroes.
*GettingCrapPastTheRadar: At one page in La legende des Pyjamasques, Sorceline is seen half-naked after getting her suit eaten by her Mitomites.
*HoistbyHisOwnPetard: Occasionally happens to the nighttime villains.
**In La legende des Pyjamasques, the Mitomites eat Sorceline's clothes after Les Pyjamasques took her Luna Magnet to free the Animal Totems.
*RetCanon: When the books were adapted for television, several changes were introduced which, after the show became a success, were retroactively introduced in the books as well (starting with book 19, Les Pyjamasques et l'opération zéro). Most notably Bibou being a girl, book counterparts for the PJ Masks' vehicles, book counterparts for Luna Girl and Night Ninja, and Les Pyjamasques recieving the PJ's new powers.
[[caption-width-right:350:The logo of the book series]]
'''Les Pyjamasques''', now known as '''Pyjamasques''', is a picture book and television franchise created and introduced as a series of books by the French author Romuald Racioppo on March 29, 2007. The series began on March 29, 2007 with the release of Les Pyjamasques et le Grogarou, the books are published by Gallimard Jeunesse.
Les Pyjamasques are three super-funny heroes who are not cold-blooded.
When it sounds midnight, the three lovebirds put on their pajamas and wander in the night, instead of being in bed.
Thanks to their strange pajamas, they find themselves endowed with particular powers: Yoyo bounces like a rubber ball, Gluglu runs on the walls without ever breaking his face, and Bibou, with its wings, takes off in the sky!
Thanks to their tenacity and courage, they live extraordinary adventures without ever losing their good mood!
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!! The book series features the following tropes:
*AdaptationDyeJob:
** In the books, Les Pyjamasques' costumes resembled those of slightly altered pajamas. In the show, the television counterparts of the main protagonists have their costumes enhanced to look like typical superheroes.
*GettingCrapPastTheRadar: At one page in La legende des Pyjamasques, Sorceline is seen half-naked after getting her suit eaten by her Mitomites.
*HoistbyHisOwnPetard: Occasionally happens to the nighttime villains.
**In La legende des Pyjamasques, the Mitomites eat Sorceline's clothes after Les Pyjamasques took her Luna Magnet to free the Animal Totems.
*RetCanon: When the books were adapted for television, several changes were introduced which, after the show became a success, were retroactively introduced in the books as well (starting with book 19, Les Pyjamasques et l'opération zéro). Most notably Bibou being a girl, book counterparts for the PJ Masks' vehicles, book counterparts for Luna Girl and Night Ninja, and Les Pyjamasques recieving the PJ's new powers.
