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** Baljeet and Burford wants it for Baljeet's science project.
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** Baljeet and Burford wants want it for Baljeet's science project.
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* MineralMacguffin: The Pizzazzium Infinionite. Every person of the main cast (except Phineas) wants it for their own reasons:
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* MineralMacguffin: The Pizzazzium Infinionite. Every person of the main cast (except Phineas) Phineas and Linda) wants it for their own reasons:
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* HateSink: You can't hate Doofenshmirtz or Vanessa, but you can hate the unnamed biker who likes to hit on underage girls as he tried to do so with Vanessa, which only sealed his fate at the wrath of an angry Doof.
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* AssholeVictim: The unnamed biker who tried to flirt with Vanessa at the beginning. It's unknown what his intentions for Vanessa are, but given the way how he offered her a ride, this was unwarranted on his end as he ends up sent to an alternate dimension by Doof and squashed by a giant baby alien. Even Vanessa herself is indifferent towards the biker's behavior, implying that she doesn't approve of his intentions.
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* AssholeVictim: The unnamed biker who tried to flirt with Vanessa at the beginning. It's unknown what his intentions for Vanessa are, but given the way how he offered her a ride, this was unwarranted on his end as he ends up sent to an alternate dimension by Doof and squashed with a rubber mallet held by a giant baby alien. Even Vanessa herself is indifferent towards the biker's behavior, implying that she doesn't approve of his intentions.
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* KickTheSonOfABitch: Earlier in the episode as Doof is riding on his scooter with Vanessa, an unnamed biker tries to hit on Vanessa by offering her a ride in his motorcycle. However, Doof deduces of what the biker's true intentions and sends him to an alternate dimension, where the biker gets squashed by a giant baby alien.
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* KickTheSonOfABitch: Earlier in the episode as Doof is riding on his scooter with Vanessa, an unnamed biker tries to hit on Vanessa by offering her a ride in his motorcycle. However, Doof deduces of what the biker's true intentions and sends him to an alternate dimension, where the biker gets squashed smacked by a giant baby alien.
* LaserGuidedKarma: For trying to make a pass on Vanessa, the biker ends up being sent to an alternate dimension by Doof and gets whacked with a rubber mallet held by a giant baby alien.
* LaserGuidedKarma: For trying to make a pass on Vanessa, the biker ends up being sent to an alternate dimension by Doof and gets whacked with a rubber mallet held by a giant baby alien.
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* EvenEvilHasStandards: While Doof may be an evil scientist, he will go PapaWolf mode against those who try to make a hit on Vanessa, as he did with the unnamed biker.
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* AssholeVictim: The unnamed biker who tried to flirt with Vanessa at the beginning. It's unknown what his intentions for Vanessa are, but given the way how he offered her a ride, this was unwarranted on his end as he ends up sent to an alternate dimension by Doof and squashed by a giant baby alien. Even Vanessa herself is indifferent towards the biker's behavior, implying that she doesn't approve of his intentions.
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* KickTheSonOfABitch: Earlier in the episode as Doof is riding on his scooter with Vanessa, an unnamed biker tries to hit on Vanessa by offering her a ride in his motorcycle. However, Doof deduces of what the biker's true intentions and sends him to an alternate dimension, where the biker gets squashed by a giant baby alien.
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* PapaWolf: Doof doesn't take kindly to any grown man trying to flirt with his daughter; this was justified when he made a good example on the biker who tried to hit on Vanessa.
-->'''Biker:''' ''(noticing Vanessa)'' Hey, sweetheart! How'd you like to take ride on a real bike?\\
'''Doofenshmirtz:''' ''(angrily)'' She's sixteen!!\\
''(Doof activates his inator on his helmet to send the biker to another dimension, where the biker gets squashed by a baby giant alien's mallet)''
-->'''Biker:''' ''(noticing Vanessa)'' Hey, sweetheart! How'd you like to take ride on a real bike?\\
'''Doofenshmirtz:''' ''(angrily)'' She's sixteen!!\\
''(Doof activates his inator on his helmet to send the biker to another dimension, where the biker gets squashed by a baby giant alien's mallet)''
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* ShaggyDogStory: In the end, Doofenshmirtz winds up with the pizzazzium, but since he can’t win in this show, Perry moves a metal detector so he triggers it and is detained by security.
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* OverprotectiveDad: Doofenshmirtz insists that Vanessa ride on the back of his scooter, and while he's understandably angry when someone on a monster of a motorcycle hits on his teenage daughter on the street, sending a boy to AnotherDimension is a bit too much. Plus, in defense of the boy, he didn't and couldn't know Vanessa's exact age. This scene, however, is ambiguous since it's not clear if the scene and Doof's reaction "She's 16!" followed immediately by firing an "Away-Inator" installed on his helmet at him meant that Vanessa is too young to ride on that kind of motorcycle (a monstrous and one-seated one) or it was a sexual thing, and this makes it even weirder considering the age-target of the show and the fact that the boy doesn't seem to be so older than Vanessa (who is, anyway, quite sexualized herself). However, if it is the second case, while it is never revealed where exactly the "Tri-State Area" city of Danville is located in the series, this would confirm that Danville is located in a state where the age of consent is as the same as the average age of majority in North America, like California, Utah or Florida (age of consent in most North American states is 16).
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* OverprotectiveDad: Doofenshmirtz insists that Vanessa ride on the back of his scooter, and while he's understandably angry when someone on a monster of a motorcycle hits on his teenage daughter on the street, sending a boy to AnotherDimension is a bit too much. This scene, however, is ambiguous since it's not clear if the scene and Doof's reaction "She's 16!" followed immediately by firing an "Away-Inator" installed on his helmet at him meant that Vanessa is too young to ride on that kind of motorcycle (a monstrous and one-seated one) or it was a sexual thing, and this makes it even weirder considering the age-target of the show and the fact that the boy doesn't seem to be so older than Vanessa (who is, anyway, quite sexualized herself). However, if it is the second case, while it is never revealed where exactly the "Tri-State Area" city of Danville is located in the series, this would confirm that Danville is located in a state where the age of consent is as the same as the average age of majority in North America, like California, Utah or Florida (age of consent in most North American states is 16).
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* OverprotectiveDad: Doofenshmirtz insists that Vanessa ride on the back of his scooter, and while he's understandably angry when someone on a monster of a motorcycle hits on his teenage daughter on the street, sending a boy to AnotherDimension is a bit too much. Plus, in defense of the boy, he didn't and couldn't know Vanessa's exact age. This scene, however, is ambiguous since it's not clear if the scene and Doof's reaction "She's 16!" followed immediately by firing an "Away-Inator" installed on his helmet at him meant that Vanessa is too young to ride on that kind of motorcycle (a monstrous and one-seated one) or it was a sexual thing, and this makes it even weirder considering the age-target of the show and the fact that the boy doesn't seem to be so older than Vanessa (who is, anyway, quite sexualized herself). However, if it is the second case, while it is never revealed where exactly the "Tri-State Area" city of Danville is located in the series, this would confirm that Danville is located in a state where the age of consent is as the same as the average age of majority in North America, like California, Utah or Florida (age of consent in most North American states is 16).
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* OverprotectiveDad: Doofenshmirtz insists that Vanessa ride on the back of his scooter, and while he's understandably angry when someone on a monster of a motorcycle hits on his teenage daughter on the street, sending a boy to AnotherDimension is a bit too much. This scene, however, is ambiguous since it's not clear if the scene and Doof's reaction "She's 16!" followed immediately by firing an "Away-Inator" installed on his helmet at him meant that Vanessa is too young to ride on that kind of motorcycle (a monstrous and one-seated one) or it was a sexual thing, and this makes it even weirder considering the age-target of the show and he fact that the boy doesn't seem to be so older than Vanessa (who is, anyway, quite sexualized herself). However, if it is the second case, while it is never revealed where exactly the "Tri-State Area" city of Danville is located in the series, this would confirm that Danville is located in a state where the age of consent is ad the same as the average age of majority in North America, like California, Utah or Florida (age of consent in most North American states is 16).
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* OverprotectiveDad: Doofenshmirtz insists that Vanessa ride on the back of his scooter, and while he's understandably angry when someone on a monster of a motorcycle hits on his teenage daughter on the street, sending a boy to AnotherDimension is a bit too much. This scene, however, is ambiguous since it's not clear if the scene and Doof's reaction "She's 16!" followed immediately by firing an "Away-Inator" installed on his helmet at him meant that Vanessa is too young to ride on that kind of motorcycle (a monstrous and one-seated one) or it was a sexual thing, and this makes it even weirder considering the age-target of the show and he the fact that the boy doesn't seem to be so older than Vanessa (who is, anyway, quite sexualized herself). However, if it is the second case, while it is never revealed where exactly the "Tri-State Area" city of Danville is located in the series, this would confirm that Danville is located in a state where the age of consent is ad as the same as the average age of majority in North America, like California, Utah or Florida (age of consent in most North American states is 16).
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* OverprotectiveDad: Doofenshmirtz insists that Vanessa ride on the back of his scooter, and while he's understandably angry when someone on a monster of a motorcycle hits on his teenage daughter on the street, sending a boy to AnotherDimension is a bit too much. This scene, however, is ambiguous since it's not clear if the scene and Doof's reaction "She's 16!" followed immediately by firing an "Away-Inator" installed on his helmet at him meant that Vanessa is too young to ride on that kind of motorcycle (a monstrous and one-seated one) or it was a sexual thing, and this makes it even weirder considering the age-target of the show and he fact that the boy doesn't seem to be so older than Vanessa. However, if it is the second case, while it is never revealed where exactly the "Tri-State Area" city of Danville is located in the series, this would confirm that Danville is located in a state where the age of consent is ad the same as the average age of majority in North America, like California, Utah or Florida (age of consent in most North American states is 16).
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* OverprotectiveDad: Doofenshmirtz insists that Vanessa ride on the back of his scooter, and while he's understandably angry when someone on a monster of a motorcycle hits on his teenage daughter on the street, sending a boy to AnotherDimension is a bit too much. This scene, however, is ambiguous since it's not clear if the scene and Doof's reaction "She's 16!" followed immediately by firing an "Away-Inator" installed on his helmet at him meant that Vanessa is too young to ride on that kind of motorcycle (a monstrous and one-seated one) or it was a sexual thing, and this makes it even weirder considering the age-target of the show and he fact that the boy doesn't seem to be so older than Vanessa.Vanessa (who is, anyway, quite sexualized herself). However, if it is the second case, while it is never revealed where exactly the "Tri-State Area" city of Danville is located in the series, this would confirm that Danville is located in a state where the age of consent is ad the same as the average age of majority in North America, like California, Utah or Florida (age of consent in most North American states is 16).
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* OverprotectiveDad: Doofenshmirtz insists that Vanessa ride on the back of his scooter, and while he's understandably angry when someone hits on his teenage daughter on the street, sending him to AnotherDimension is a bit too much. This scene, however, is ambiguous since it's not clear if the scene and Doof's reaction meant that Vanessa is too young to ride on that kind of motorcycle (a monstrous and one-seated one) or it was a sexual thing, and this makes it even weirder considering the age-target of the show and he fact that the boy doesn't seem to be so older than Vanessa. However, if it is the second case, while it is never revealed where exactly the "Tri-State Area" city of Danville is located in the series, this would confirm that Danville is located in a state where the age of consent is ad the same as the average age of majority in North America, like California, Utah or Florida (age of consent in most North American states is 16).
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* OverprotectiveDad: Doofenshmirtz insists that Vanessa ride on the back of his scooter, and while he's understandably angry when someone on a monster of a motorcycle hits on his teenage daughter on the street, sending him a boy to AnotherDimension is a bit too much. This scene, however, is ambiguous since it's not clear if the scene and Doof's reaction "She's 16!" followed immediately by firing an "Away-Inator" installed on his helmet at him meant that Vanessa is too young to ride on that kind of motorcycle (a monstrous and one-seated one) or it was a sexual thing, and this makes it even weirder considering the age-target of the show and he fact that the boy doesn't seem to be so older than Vanessa. However, if it is the second case, while it is never revealed where exactly the "Tri-State Area" city of Danville is located in the series, this would confirm that Danville is located in a state where the age of consent is ad the same as the average age of majority in North America, like California, Utah or Florida (age of consent in most North American states is 16).
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* OverprotectiveDad: Doofenshmirtz insists that Vanessa ride on the back of his scooter, and while he's understandably angry when some creep hits on his teenage daughter, sending said creep to AnotherDimension is a bit much.
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* OverprotectiveDad: Doofenshmirtz insists that Vanessa ride on the back of his scooter, and while he's understandably angry when some creep someone hits on his teenage daughter, daughter on the street, sending said creep him to AnotherDimension is a bit much.too much. This scene, however, is ambiguous since it's not clear if the scene and Doof's reaction meant that Vanessa is too young to ride on that kind of motorcycle (a monstrous and one-seated one) or it was a sexual thing, and this makes it even weirder considering the age-target of the show and he fact that the boy doesn't seem to be so older than Vanessa. However, if it is the second case, while it is never revealed where exactly the "Tri-State Area" city of Danville is located in the series, this would confirm that Danville is located in a state where the age of consent is ad the same as the average age of majority in North America, like California, Utah or Florida (age of consent in most North American states is 16).
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** Ferb is the only subversion in his tried. Once he realises Vanessa wants it, he goes out of his way to help find it for Vanessa and give it to her, acting on his PrecociousCrush for her.
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** Ferb is the only subversion in his tried.this trend. Once he realises Vanessa wants it, he goes out of his way to help find it for Vanessa and give it to her, acting on his PrecociousCrush for her.
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* HypercompetentSidekick: Ferb to Vanessa.
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* HypercompetentSidekick: Ferb Ferb, already established to Vanessa.be pretty handy with a wrench and technology, shows off some agility here. Vanessa meanwhile gets to show off some acrobatic skills.
* LowerDeckEpisode: The normal episode formula is tossed out in favor of an ensemble piece. Phineas and Ferb don't build anything extraordinary, Doofenshmirtz does not attempt to build an Inator, and Candace does not bust her brothers.
* MineralMacguffin: The Pizzazzium Infinionite. Every person of the main cast (except Phineas) wants it for their own reasons:
** Doofenshmirtz wants it as it has the power to be used for some theoretical future purpose, and decides he needs it for a future Inator.
** Stacy and Candace want the Pizzazzium because they think it's a cool futuristic lamp that Jeremy would like as a gift from Candace.
** Perry wants the Pizzazzium to stop Doofenshmirtz from using it in a future evil scheme.
** Vanessa wants it to prove to her father she's responsible enough to own a car.
** Ferb is the only subversion in his tried. Once he realises Vanessa wants it, he goes out of his way to help find it for Vanessa and give it to her, acting on his PrecociousCrush for her.
* MineralMacguffin: The Pizzazzium Infinionite. Every person of the main cast (except Phineas) wants it for their own reasons:
** Doofenshmirtz wants it as it has the power to be used for some theoretical future purpose, and decides he needs it for a future Inator.
** Stacy and Candace want the Pizzazzium because they think it's a cool futuristic lamp that Jeremy would like as a gift from Candace.
** Perry wants the Pizzazzium to stop Doofenshmirtz from using it in a future evil scheme.
** Vanessa wants it to prove to her father she's responsible enough to own a car.
** Ferb is the only subversion in his tried. Once he realises Vanessa wants it, he goes out of his way to help find it for Vanessa and give it to her, acting on his PrecociousCrush for her.
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* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: The normal episode formula is tossed out in favor of an ensemble piece. Phineas and Ferb don't build anything extraordinary, Doofenshmirtz does not attempt to build an Inator, and Candace does not bust her brothers.
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* OddlySpecificGreetingCard: Candace tries to find a card to celebrate the anniversary of when she and Jeremy went to Slushy Dog together for the first time and he spilled a cheese dog with mustard on her. Stacy says, "I don't think they make a card for that." Later in the episode, [[BrickJoke Stacy actually finds a greeting card for a spilled cheese dog with mustard.]]
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* FoulBallPit: The Pizzazzium capsule eventually ends up in a ballpit. Vanessa sees it, and hopes that no one sees her searching for it. She then notices Ferb in the ballpit with a vacuum cleaner. Linda passes by and asks Ferb if he is too old to play in the ball pit, and he replies "Yes, yes I am". Linda accepts this and walks off.
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* CutawayGag: Phineas' screen time is extremely limited in this episode. While exploring the store, he wanders into the massage chair area, and spends the entire episode relaxing there.
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* CutawayGag: Phineas' screen time is extremely limited in this episode. While exploring the store, he wanders into the massage chair area, and spends the entire episode relaxing there.there, occasionally cutting back to him [[MoodWhiplash in the midst of all the chaos]].
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* YouCanSayThatAgain: When Phineas and Ferb first enter the Super-Duper Megastore, Ferb whistles in awe. Phineas says, "You can whistle that again," which Ferb did.
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* YouCanSayThatAgain: When Phineas and Ferb first enter the Super-Duper Megastore, Ferb whistles lets out a WolfWhistle in awe. Phineas says, "You can whistle that again," which and Ferb did.does.
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* AppliedPhlebotinum: Parodied with the Pizzazzium Infinionite. According to the expositional newsreel at its display, ''nobody'' knows exactly what it does, yet Doofenshmirtz is convinced it will be perfect for his next -inator, and Baljeet thinks it will be perfect for his latest science project. Stacy and Candace don't even realize that there's anything special about it; they're just thinking it's a lantern that would make a nice anniversary gift for Jeremy.
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* AppliedPhlebotinum: Parodied with the Pizzazzium Infinionite. According to the expositional newsreel at its display, ''nobody'' knows exactly what it does, yet Doofenshmirtz is convinced it will be perfect for his next -inator, and Baljeet thinks it will be perfect for his latest science project. Stacy and Candace don't even realize that there's anything special about it; they're they just thinking think it's a lantern that would make a nice anniversary gift for Jeremy.
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* YouCanSayThatAgain: When Phineas and Ferb first enter the Super-Duper Megastore, Ferb whistles in awe. Phineas says, "You can whisper that again," which Ferb did.
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* YouCanSayThatAgain: When Phineas and Ferb first enter the Super-Duper Megastore, Ferb whistles in awe. Phineas says, "You can whisper whistle that again," which Ferb did.
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* TheUnreveal: "Ferb" is actually a nickname, though Ferb finds the pizzazzium and cuts himself off before he tells Vanessa his full name.
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* WilliamTelling: Discussed. When Candace and Stacy are deciding on what gift to buy for Jeremy, Stacy suggests a compound bow, before proceeding to mimic shooting the bow and exclaiming, "Take that, apple on kid's head!"
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* AppliedPhlebotinum: Parodied with the Pizzazzium Infinionite. According to the expositional newsreel at its display, ''nobody'' knows that exactly it does, yet Doofenshmirtz is convinced it will be perfect for his next -inator, and Baljeet thinks it will be perfect for his latest science project. Stacy and Candace don't even realize that there's anything special about it, just thinking it's a lantern that would make a nice anniversary gift for Jeremy.
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* AppliedPhlebotinum: Parodied with the Pizzazzium Infinionite. According to the expositional newsreel at its display, ''nobody'' knows that exactly what it does, yet Doofenshmirtz is convinced it will be perfect for his next -inator, and Baljeet thinks it will be perfect for his latest science project. Stacy and Candace don't even realize that there's anything special about it, it; they're just thinking it's a lantern that would make a nice anniversary gift for Jeremy.
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* AppliedPhlebotinum: Parodied with the pizzazzium infintionite. According to the expositional newsreel at its display, ''nobody'' knows that exactly it does, yet Doofenshmirtz is convinced it will be perfect for his next -inator, and Baljeet thinks it will be perfect for his latest science project. Stacy and Candace don't even realize that there's anything special about it, just thinking it's a lantern that would make a nice anniversary gift for Jeremy.
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* AppliedPhlebotinum: Parodied with the pizzazzium infintionite.Pizzazzium Infinionite. According to the expositional newsreel at its display, ''nobody'' knows that exactly it does, yet Doofenshmirtz is convinced it will be perfect for his next -inator, and Baljeet thinks it will be perfect for his latest science project. Stacy and Candace don't even realize that there's anything special about it, just thinking it's a lantern that would make a nice anniversary gift for Jeremy.
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* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: The normal episode formula is tossed out in favor of an ensemble piece. Phineas and Ferb don't do anything extraordinary, and Candace does not bust her brothers.
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* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: The normal episode formula is tossed out in favor of an ensemble piece. Phineas and Ferb don't do build anything extraordinary, Doofenshmirtz does not attempt to build an Inator, and Candace does not bust her brothers.
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* BrickJoke: In the beginning of the episode, Candace says she's getting a gift for Jeremy for the anniversary of the first time they went to Slushy Burger, where he spilled his cheese dog on Candace and got mustard all over the place. Stacy's response? "Tough one; I don't think they make a card for that." Towards the end of the episode, after Candace and Stacy crash into the greeting card section of the store, Stacy finds a card for a spilled cheese dog with mustard.
* HeadphonesEqualIsolation: Phineas is wearing noise-cancelling headphones while he's in the massage chair, and they're so effective that he completely misses the 4 parties passing behind him as well as a runaway lawnmower.
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* WeSellEverything: According to Phineas at the start of the episode, the Super-Duper Megastore is the largest supplier of '''everything''' in the Tri-State Area. He later goes on to describe it as "52,637,000 square acres of unbridled consumerism"; in RealLife, that's roughly the size of the state of Kansas.
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* WeSellEverything: According to Phineas at the start of the episode, the Super-Duper Megastore is the largest supplier of '''everything''' in the Tri-State Area. He later goes on to describe it as "52,637,000 square acres of unbridled consumerism"; in RealLife, that's roughly the size of the state of Kansas.Kansas.
* YouKnowWhatTheySay:
-->'''Doofenshmirtz:''' You know what they say about taking the easy way...\\
'''Vanessa:''' What do they say?\\
'''Doofenshmirtz:''' Well, I could tell you, but that would be taking the easy way, and you know what they say about that.
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-->'''Doofenshmirtz:''' You know what they say about taking the easy way...\\
'''Vanessa:''' What do they say?\\
'''Doofenshmirtz:''' Well, I could tell you, but that would be taking the easy way, and you know what they say about that.
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* MacGuffinMelee: Vanessa and Ferb, Buford and Baljeet, Candace and Stacy, and Perry the platypus all struggle over the last tube of pizzazzium infinionite at the Super-Duper Mega Store.
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* MacGuffinMelee: Vanessa and Ferb, Buford and Baljeet, Candace and Stacy, and Perry the platypus Platypus all struggle over the last tube of pizzazzium infinionite at the Super-Duper Mega Store.
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* TheUnreveal: "Ferb" is actually a nickname, though Ferb finds the macguffin and cuts himself off before he tells Vanessa his full name.
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* TheUnreveal: "Ferb" is actually a nickname, though Ferb finds the macguffin pizzazzium and cuts himself off before he tells Vanessa his full name.
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* MacGuffin: The pizzazzium infinionite.
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* MacGuffin: The MacGuffinMelee: Vanessa and Ferb, Buford and Baljeet, Candace and Stacy, and Perry the platypus all struggle over the last tube of pizzazzium infinionite.infinionite at the Super-Duper Mega Store.
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Vanessa tries to prove that she is responsible to her dad by chasing down a capsule of Pizzazzium Infinionite he wants to use in his next -inator, and teams up with Ferb to get it. In their way are various other characters (Perry, Baljeet and Buford, and Candace and Stacy), all of whom are also after the capsule for their own reasons.
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!! "Vanessassary Roughness" contains examples of:
* ActionGirl: Vanessa gets to show off her skills as she chases down the Pizzazzium Infinionite.
* AppliedPhlebotinum: Parodied with the pizzazzium infintionite. According to the expositional newsreel at its display, ''nobody'' knows that exactly it does, yet Doofenshmirtz is convinced it will be perfect for his next -inator, and Baljeet thinks it will be perfect for his latest science project. Stacy and Candace don't even realize that there's anything special about it, just thinking it's a lantern that would make a nice anniversary gift for Jeremy.
* BullyAndWimpPairing: Invoked by Baljeet, who has recruited Buford to be his personal "angry wall of meat" to protect his science project.
* ContinuityNod: Ferb sees Vanessa for the first time since "I Scream, You Scream", and gladly takes the opportunity to impress her. At the end of the episode, she gives him a quick kiss on the cheek, and the flowers and music sting from before return.
** Likewise, the biker who hits on Vanessa at the start of the episode is banished to the same dimension seen in "It's a Mud, Mud, Mud, Mud World".
* CutawayGag: Phineas' screen time is extremely limited in this episode. While exploring the store, he wanders into the massage chair area, and spends the entire episode relaxing there.
* ADayInTheLimelight: For Vanessa and Ferb, who spends most of the episode apart from Phineas.
* HypercompetentSidekick: Ferb to Vanessa.
* IAmSong: Vanessa sings "I'm Me". Doubles as a PepTalkSong as she psyches herself up for all the nonsense she has to contend with to retrieve the MacGuffin.
* MacGuffin: The pizzazzium infinionite.
* OverprotectiveDad: Doofenshmirtz insists that Vanessa ride on the back of his scooter, and while he's understandably angry when some creep hits on his teenage daughter, sending said creep to AnotherDimension is a bit much.
* PaperThinDisguise: Perry wears a silly outfit as he walks around the store, but it doesn't hide that he's still clearly a platypus. Luckily, the only other character to get a good look at him is Doofenshmirtz.
* ThrowTheDogABone: While no one actually gets the pizzazzium in the end, Candace and Stacy stumble across the perfect card to give Jeremy instead of the "lantern".
* TheUnreveal: "Ferb" is actually a nickname, though Ferb finds the macguffin and cuts himself off before he tells Vanessa his full name.
* VillainsOutShopping: Literally, as the Doofenshmirtzes are at the superstore for the day.
* WeSellEverything: According to Phineas at the start of the episode, the Super-Duper Megastore is the largest supplier of '''everything''' in the Tri-State Area. He later goes on to describe it as "52,637,000 square acres of unbridled consumerism"; in RealLife, that's roughly the size of the state of Kansas.
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!! "Vanessassary Roughness" contains examples of:
* ActionGirl: Vanessa gets to show off her skills as she chases down the Pizzazzium Infinionite.
* AppliedPhlebotinum: Parodied with the pizzazzium infintionite. According to the expositional newsreel at its display, ''nobody'' knows that exactly it does, yet Doofenshmirtz is convinced it will be perfect for his next -inator, and Baljeet thinks it will be perfect for his latest science project. Stacy and Candace don't even realize that there's anything special about it, just thinking it's a lantern that would make a nice anniversary gift for Jeremy.
* BullyAndWimpPairing: Invoked by Baljeet, who has recruited Buford to be his personal "angry wall of meat" to protect his science project.
* ContinuityNod: Ferb sees Vanessa for the first time since "I Scream, You Scream", and gladly takes the opportunity to impress her. At the end of the episode, she gives him a quick kiss on the cheek, and the flowers and music sting from before return.
** Likewise, the biker who hits on Vanessa at the start of the episode is banished to the same dimension seen in "It's a Mud, Mud, Mud, Mud World".
* CutawayGag: Phineas' screen time is extremely limited in this episode. While exploring the store, he wanders into the massage chair area, and spends the entire episode relaxing there.
* ADayInTheLimelight: For Vanessa and Ferb, who spends most of the episode apart from Phineas.
* HypercompetentSidekick: Ferb to Vanessa.
* IAmSong: Vanessa sings "I'm Me". Doubles as a PepTalkSong as she psyches herself up for all the nonsense she has to contend with to retrieve the MacGuffin.
* MacGuffin: The pizzazzium infinionite.
* OverprotectiveDad: Doofenshmirtz insists that Vanessa ride on the back of his scooter, and while he's understandably angry when some creep hits on his teenage daughter, sending said creep to AnotherDimension is a bit much.
* PaperThinDisguise: Perry wears a silly outfit as he walks around the store, but it doesn't hide that he's still clearly a platypus. Luckily, the only other character to get a good look at him is Doofenshmirtz.
* ThrowTheDogABone: While no one actually gets the pizzazzium in the end, Candace and Stacy stumble across the perfect card to give Jeremy instead of the "lantern".
* TheUnreveal: "Ferb" is actually a nickname, though Ferb finds the macguffin and cuts himself off before he tells Vanessa his full name.
* VillainsOutShopping: Literally, as the Doofenshmirtzes are at the superstore for the day.
* WeSellEverything: According to Phineas at the start of the episode, the Super-Duper Megastore is the largest supplier of '''everything''' in the Tri-State Area. He later goes on to describe it as "52,637,000 square acres of unbridled consumerism"; in RealLife, that's roughly the size of the state of Kansas.
