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* WhatDoesThisButtonDo: Accidentally invoked by Lunella when she warns T.J. not to press the button for the mind switching remote. She facepalms the moment she realizes she just tempted him to press it.
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* AnnoyingYoungerSibling: Brooklyn's kid brother T.J. He constantly annoys the partygoers, and [[DisproportionateRetribution deliberately messes with the remote to even for knocking over his toy city]].
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* AnnoyingYoungerSibling: Brooklyn's kid brother T.J. He constantly annoys the partygoers, and [[DisproportionateRetribution deliberately messes with the remote to even for knocking over his toy city]].
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* AnnoyingYoungerSibling: Brooklyn's kid brother T.J. He constantly annoys the partygoers, and [[DisproportionateRetribution deliberately messes with the remote to even for knocking over his toy city]].
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* MythologyGag: Devil and Lunella frequently switch bodies in this episode, a reference to a plot point from the original comics. There it was due to her activated inhuman powers, while here it's just a result of her invention going awry.
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* MythologyGag: Devil and Lunella frequently switch bodies in this episode, a reference to a plot point from the original comics. There it was due to her activated inhuman Inhuman powers, while here it's just a result of her invention going awry.
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'''Year produced:''' 2022
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* SimpleSolutionWontWork: When Pops can't change the channel, Mimi asks why Pops doesn't try the TV's buttons instead of futilely using the seemingly nonresponsive remote. Pops responds that he can't since Lunella equipped the parental controls.
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* SimpleSolutionWontWork: When Pops can't change the channel, Mimi asks why Pops doesn't try the TV's buttons instead of futilely using the seemingly nonresponsive remote. Pops responds that he can't since Lunella equipped the TV's parental controls.
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* SimpleSolutionWontWork: When Pops can't change the channel, Mimi asks why Pops doesn't try the TV's buttons instead of futilely re-using the seemingly nonresponsive remote. Pops responds that he can't since Lunella equipped the parental controls.
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* SimpleSolutionWontWork: When Pops can't change the channel, Mimi asks why Pops doesn't try the TV's buttons instead of futilely re-using using the seemingly nonresponsive remote. Pops responds that he can't since Lunella equipped the parental controls.
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* SimpleSolutionWontWork: When Pops can't change the channel, Mimi asks why Pops doesn't try the TV's buttons instead of futilely re-using the seemingly nonresponsive remote. Pops responds that he can't since Lunella equipped the parental controls.
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* NinjaProp: Lunella responds to the volleyball team's invitation to their slumber party with VisibleSilence; Brooklyn, the team leader, sees the speech bubble and moves it aside.
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* EatThis: The volleyball team make Lunella drink the "Slurry of Fury", a disgusting drink made from hot sauce and whatever else is on the fridge. Since Devil was in Lunella's body at the time, she drinks it without question.
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* EatThis: EatThat: The volleyball team make Lunella drink the "Slurry of Fury", a disgusting drink made from hot sauce and whatever else is on the fridge. Since Devil was in Lunella's body at the time, she drinks it without question.
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* BaitAndSwitch: Brooklyn looks out the window and says "Look, Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur are beating up my little brother." At first, T.J. thinks she's going to jump to his defense, but instead she and the rest of the volleyball team beat him up with pillows, adding that whatever Moon Girl and Devil did to him, he deserved it.
* EatThis: The volleyball team make Lunella drink the "Slurry of Fury", a disgusting drink made from hot sauce and whatever else is on the fridge. Since Devil was in Lunella's body at the time, she drinks it without question.
* EatThis: The volleyball team make Lunella drink the "Slurry of Fury", a disgusting drink made from hot sauce and whatever else is on the fridge. Since Devil was in Lunella's body at the time, she drinks it without question.
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* IWarnedYou: After Casey's hunch that Lunella's mind-reading device would backfire:
-->'''Casey:''' I hate to say, "I told you so", but I do, and I did.
-->'''Casey:''' I hate to say, "I told you so", but I do, and I did.
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* NoodleIncident: The last time Lunella went to a slumber party, she woke up on the subway covered in soup. Casey then says, "''You're'' Soup Girl?"
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* SlumberParty: The volleyball team asks Lunella and Casey to one. Lunella is reluctant to go because she's had bad experiences in the past with slumber parties due to her social awkwardness.
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* WingdingEyes: Casey gets four-point stars in her eyes when she accepts the volleyball team's invitation.
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'''Original Air Date:''' TBA[[note]]Streamed March 25, 2023[[note]]Streamed March 8 on Creator/DisneyPlus after being replaced on the schedule by “Moon Girl’s Day Off” in the US[[/note]]
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* MythologyGag: Lunella and Moon Girl frequently switch bodies in this episode, a reference to a plot point from the original comics. There it was due to her activated inhuman powers, while here it's just a result of her invention going awry.
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* MythologyGag: Devil and Lunella and Moon Girl frequently switch bodies in this episode, a reference to a plot point from the original comics. There it was due to her activated inhuman powers, while here it's just a result of her invention going awry.
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* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: Pops using the brain-switch device like the TV remote leads to Lunella's entire family fighting over it, causing Lunella and Devil to swap brains the entire night and putting them both in awkward positions.
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* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: Pops using the brain-switch device like the a TV remote leads to Lunella's entire family fighting over it, causing Lunella and Devil to swap brains the entire night and putting them both in awkward positions.
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* HereWeGoAgain: The episode closes on Devil mischievously moving to activate the brain switching remote again so he can taste the pancakes Lunella is having for breakfast.
* IAteWhat: Lunella ending up in Devil's body is mortifying partially because it ends up happening while he's in the middle of eating garbage.
* IAteWhat: Lunella ending up in Devil's body is mortifying partially because it ends up happening while he's in the middle of eating garbage.
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* MythologyGag: Lunella and Moon Girl frequently switch bodies in this episode, a reference to a plot point from the original comics, with the difference being that comics. There it was tied to Lunella's Inhuman powers in the comics, whereas here, due to Lunella simply being a human inventor, her activated inhuman powers, while here it's due to an just a result of her invention gone going awry.
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* MythologyGag: Lunella and Moon Girl frequently switch bodies in this episode, a reference to a plot point from the original comics, with the difference being that it was tied to Lunella's Inhuman powers in the comics, whereas here (due to Lunella simply being a human inventor) it's due to an invention gone awry.
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* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: Pops using the brain-switch device like the TV remote leads to Lunella's entire family fighting over it, causing Lunella and Devil to swap brains the entire night and putting them both in awkward positions.
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* FreakyFridayFlip: Lunella’s mind reading device has the unintended side effect of switching her mind with the target of the mind reading - in this case, Devil.
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* EyesAreMental: When Lunella and Devil switch brains, Lunella's body gets Devil's yellow eyes, while Devil's sclerae turn blue.
* MorphicResonance: In their swapped state, Lunella's body takes on some of Devil's traits, such as a protruding jaw, sharp teeth, and sharp fingernails.
* MorphicResonance: In their swapped state, Lunella's body takes on some of Devil's traits, such as a protruding jaw, sharp teeth, and sharp fingernails.
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* AnAesop: Fitting in is not the same as belonging. People with different backgrounds and interests can find kinship with each other without changing who they are.
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* VoicesAreMental: Averted. Lunella and Devil’s voices stay with their bodies when they switch brains.
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* ShoutOut: The title is a reference to the children’s book ''Literature/GoodnightMoon''.
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* FreakyFridayFlip: Lunella’s mind reading device has the unintended side effect of switching her mind with the target of the mind reading - in this case, Devil.
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