History Recap / TheAmazingWorldOfGumballS6E36TheFactory

* DontTouchItYouIdiot: Nicole sees Gumball and Darwin outside the meeting room window and tries to silently gesture not to press the BigRedButton on a control panel. After hearing the CEOs are going to shut the factory down, she makes a gesture that they interpret to mean press the button, causing the factory to have a catastrophic breakdown.

* MustHaveCoffee: Rather than pour hot water on her cup with instant coffee, Nicole instead pours it on the instant coffee jar and drinks that.

* RealityEnsues: As realistic as literally manufacturing rainbows can be; Gumball and Darwin think the Rainbow Factory will be a whimsical, magical place, not unlike Willy Wonka's chocolate factory. Instead, it's a miserable place with depressed employees and extremely hazardous working conditions.

* WrongGenreSavvy: Gumball and Darwin were expecting the Rainbow Factory to be a happy, magical place where rainbows are made in a whimsical manner. They discover that the factory is actually as depressing and nauseating as a real factory, even for a place that deals in something nonsensical as rainbows.

Gumball and Darwin sneak into the Rainbow Factory. While Nicole tries to convince the shareholders of the factory to not close the place down.

Gumball and Darwin sneak into the Rainbow Factory.

** Nicole mistakes two graphs with projections that look like faces for the [=CEOs=] because of how things usually work in Elmore. Turns out they really are just inanimate objects.
** One of the [=CEOs=] says the only pictures on his wallet are of Washington and Benjamin. Turns out those are the names of his two kids, with Nicole {{lampshad|eHanging}}ing that she thought he meant dollar bills. (He also had a third son named Hamilton, whom he fired.)

* CorruptCorporateExecutive: The [=CEOs=] who want to shut down the rainbow factory value profit above all else, giving their workers very little free time. This is most evident in their perception of children; proposing that employees save time spent with them by all sharing one large child so they can work longer hours, suggesting the surplus children be fed to the shared one.

* IHaveNoSon: One of the [=CEOs=] disowned his third child for going "over budget" asking for more hugs than he was allotted.
* MeaningfulAppearance: The greedy bosses in charge of the Rainbow Factory are walking talking piggy banks.

* SpannerInTheWorks: Had Gumball and Darwin not gone to Rainbow Factory, they wouldn't have saved it from shutting down and giving workers their needed raise and 7 extra days of vacation while providing more safety measures to it as well thus saving their mother's job and their livelihood.

* ThreatBackfire: When Nicole asks to be excused to go back to her desk, one of the [=CEOs=] state if she kept it up, her desk would be moved to a bathroom stall. Nicole points out that normally that would be a threat, but seeing as how employees [[PottyEmergency don't get bathroom breaks]], it'd actually be an improvement.

* ThrowTheDogABone: Nicole and the Rainbow Factory workers get this with their jobs saved, their pay increased with other benefits, and the working environment become more positive thanks to Gumball and Darwin.

* ThreatBackfire: When Nicole asks to be excused to go back to her desk, one of the [=CEOs=] state if she kept it up, her desk would be moved to a bathroom stall. Nicole points out that normally that would be a threat, but seeing as how employees [[PottyEmergency don't get bathroom breaks]], it'd actually be an improvement.

* RealityEnsues: As realistic as literally manufacturing rainbows can be, Gumball and Darwin think the Rainbow Factory will be a whimsical, magical place, not unlike Willy Wonka's chocolate factory. Instead, it's a miserable place with depressed employees and extremely hazardous working conditions.

** One of the [=CEOs=] says the only pictures on his wallet are of Washington and Benjamin. Turns out those are the names of his two kids, with Nicole {{Lampshading}} that she thought he meant dollar bills. (He also had a third son named Hamilton, whom he fired.)

* NoodleImplements: Apparently, rainbows are actually made from gasoline, arsenic, latex, lead and rust.

* BaitAndSwitch: Nicole mistakes two graphs with projections that look like faces for the [=CEOs=] because of how things usually work in Elmore. Turns out they really are just inanimate objects.

* CorruptCorporateExecutive: The CEOs who want to shut down the rainbow factory value profit above all else, giving their workers very little free time. This is most evident in their perception of children; proposing that employees save time spent with them by all sharing one large child so they can work longer hours, suggesting the surplus children be fed to the shared one.

* BaitAndSwitch: Nicole mistakes two graphs with projections that look like faces for the CEOs because of how things usually work in Elmore. Turns out they really are just inanimate objects.

* IHaveNoSon: One of the CEOs disowned his third child for going "over budget" asking for more hugs than he was allotted.

* RealityEnsues: Gumball and Darwin think the Rainbow Factory will be a whimsical, magical place, not unlike Willy Wonka's chocolate factory. Instead, it's a miserable place with depressed employees and extremely hazardous working conditions.

* RealityEnsues: Gumball and Darwin think the Rainbow Factory will be not unlike Willy Wonka's factory. Instead, it's a miserable place with depressed employees and extremely hazardous working conditions.

* EyeScream: Gumball climbs the factory's wall using his eyes as suction cups.