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* BrokenAesop: The episode pushes a lesson about honesty and integrity, with Marinette learning at the end that she should have told the truth from the start. A decent lesson, but it falls flat because the lie in question was her telling a six-year-old she was one of Santa's elves to keep him from digging through her personal possessions, when Alya used a similar white lie with a small child back in "Stormy Weather" and it was treated as the right thing to do.
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: The episode was promoted and released as "Chris Master", but Thomas Astruc said it was supposed to be "Christmaster".
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* DreamRealityCheck: When Marinette sees an army of toy soldiers marching through the snowy city, she thinks she’s dreaming and tries to go back to bed. However, Tiki pulls her hair to prove that what she’s seeing isn’t a dream.
* DreamingOfAWhiteChristmas: The first thing that made Marinette realize something unusual is happening is that it’s snowing. But of course, if it’s Christmas, there has to be snow.
* FailuresOnIce: When Ladybug and Cat Noir try to fight the toys at the ice rink, they end up slipping and sliding all over the ice.
* FlagDrop: While talking about upholding the rules of Christmas, Santa stands in front of a flag printed with pine trees and a big present in the center.
* DreamingOfAWhiteChristmas: The first thing that made Marinette realize something unusual is happening is that it’s snowing. But of course, if it’s Christmas, there has to be snow.
* FailuresOnIce: When Ladybug and Cat Noir try to fight the toys at the ice rink, they end up slipping and sliding all over the ice.
* FlagDrop: While talking about upholding the rules of Christmas, Santa stands in front of a flag printed with pine trees and a big present in the center.
* HumongousMecha: Christmaster brings the toy he got from Santa to life as a giant robot to fight Ladybug and Cat Noir.
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* PinkySwear: Marinette and Chris at the end promise not to lie to each other.
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* PinkySwear: Marinette and Chris at the end pinky promise not to lie to each other.
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* RobotMe: A variation. Ladybug and Cat Noir end up having to fight toy versions of themselves when Christmaster brings their action figures to life.
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* SelflessWish: Ladybug gives up her only gift from Santa and gives it to Chris in order to save Paris (again).
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* SnowGlobeOfInnocence: At the beginning of the episode, Marinette tries to get Chris to play with his snow globe but he refuses because he says it’s for babies. This same snow globe later holds the akuma that turns him into Christmaster and gives him the power to bring his toys to life.
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* AllergicToLove: At the end when Marinette tries to tell Chris the truth about what's in the box, he covers his ears the moment he hears it's about a boy. This prompts Marinette to chase him around her room while explaining her crush.
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* GirlsHaveCooties: At the end when Marinette tries to tell Chris the truth about what's in the box, he covers his ears the moment he hears it's about a boy. This prompts Marinette to chase him around her room while explaining her crush.
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* HomeFieldAdvantage: Phillipe is able to take on the toy soldiers after Santa due to the fact that they're fighting on his ice rink. Unfortunately, this isn't enough for him to take on the T. rex.
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* HomeFieldAdvantage: Phillipe is able to take on the toy soldiers who're after Santa due to the fact that they're fighting on his ice rink. Unfortunately, this isn't enough for him to take on the T. rex.
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* HomeFieldAdvantage: Phillipe is able to take on the toy soldiers after Santa due to the fact that they're fighting on his ice rink. Unfortunately, this isn't enough for him to take on the T. rex.
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* BrattyHalfPint: Chris's initial appearance has him throwing a tantrum because everything Marinette tries to steer him toward is - in his words - for babies.
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* BrattyHalfPint: Chris's initial appearance has him throwing a tantrum because everything Marinette tries to steer him toward is - in his words - for babies. As Christmaster, he’s even worse.
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* CatchphraseInsult: Chris also uses "babies" a lot as a general insult.
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* CatchphraseInsult: Chris also uses "babies" a lot as a general insult.insult. So does Christmaster, who also calls people “dum-dums”.
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* ChristmasEpisode: Although it's not Christmas at the time, Chris wants to have Christmas early so he could get his present early.
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* ChristmasEpisode: Although it's not Christmas at the time, Chris wants to have Christmas early so he could get his a present early.
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* PaletteSwap: Chris' teddy bear "Major Teddyski" looks exactly like Chloé's "Mr. Cuddly", although he's painted like a camouflaged soldier, instead of being yellow.
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* PaletteSwap: Chris' teddy bear "Major Teddyski" Teddiski" looks exactly like Chloé's "Mr. Cuddly", although he's painted like a camouflaged soldier, instead of being yellow.
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* BrokenAesop: The episode pushes a lesson about honesty and integrity, with Marinette learning at the end that she should have told the truth from the start. A decent lesson, but it falls flat because the lie in question was her telling a six-year-old she was one of Santa's elves to keep him from digging through her personal possessions, when Alya used a similar white lie with a small child back in "Stormy Weather" and it was treated as the right thing to do.
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* BigNo: Hawk Moth has an amusing one, shot from above, when Christmaster surrenders his akumatized snow globe.
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* BigNo: Hawk Moth has an amusing one, shot from above, when Christmaster surrenders his akumatized snow globe.
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* OutOfFocus: This is the only episode (other than ''Prime Queen'') where we never see Adrien as a civilian.
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* OutOfFocus: This is the only episode (other than ''Prime Queen'') "Prime Queen") where we never see Adrien as a civilian.
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* NiceHat: Cat Noir spends up most of the episode wearing Santa's hat. It's even included in his "Cataclysm" stock footage.
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* SantaAmbiguity: While Santa may have been a construct created by Christmaster, it is never clarified one way or the other.
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* StrangeMindsThinkAlike: Chris and Nino, when presented with the suggestion that Ladybug is the best-behaved kid in the world, both say that it makes sense on account of how she saves Paris all the time.
