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* CompanionCube: In some episodes, Croque communications with a stuffed cow named Mr. Nipples.
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* CompanionCube: In some episodes, Croque communications communicates with a stuffed cow named Mr. Nipples.
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* CompanionCube: In some episodes, Croque communications with a stuffed cow named Mr. Nipples.
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* AnachronismStew: The theme song clearly establishes that the show is set in 1801. And yet New France hasn't fallen yet and Blackbeard and Ben Franklin are still alive.
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* AnachronismStew: AnachronismStew:
** The theme song clearly establishes that the show is set in 1801. And yet New France hasn't fallen yet and Blackbeard and Ben Franklin are stillalive.alive.
** Jack himself is a walking anachronism, speaking in much more contemporary fashion and often referencing things that have yet to exist.
** The theme song clearly establishes that the show is set in 1801. And yet New France hasn't fallen yet and Blackbeard and Ben Franklin are still
** Jack himself is a walking anachronism, speaking in much more contemporary fashion and often referencing things that have yet to exist.
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* StillFightingTheCivilWar: When Jack reunites with his war-buddies Lewis and Clarke, they still think that the Revolutionary War is still going on. When Jack tries convincing them of the truth, they take one look at Emilia and presume that not only is the war still going, but that Jack had gone turncoat and that the island (which they think is US territory) is under British occupation. It takes the Daring Dragoon saving them from an execution and a (likely forged) letter from the President for them to believe him.
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* HarmlessElectrocution: In " The Floundering Father", Jack, not realizing what it means, offers himself as a replacement electrical conductor for Emilia's submarine and suffers no ill effects from being zapped directly through the head for 100 nautical miles.
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* HarmlessElectrocution: In " The "The Floundering Father", Jack, not realizing what it means, offers himself as a replacement electrical conductor for Emilia's submarine and suffers no ill effects from being zapped directly through the head for 100 nautical miles.
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** Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte was a warmongerer, a sexist, a bit racist, sure. But he never behaved like an over-the-top supervillain like he does in the show.
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** Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte was a warmongerer, a sexist, a bit racist, sure. But he never behaved like an over-the-top wasn't a supervillain like he does in plotting to use mind-control wine or make a trojan horse out of the show. Statue of Liberty.
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* HistoricalVillainUpgrade: The Creator/MarquisDeSade was a lot of things: an author of obscene EroticLiterature, a political activist, a political prisoner multiple times over, but it's unlikely that the real Marquis was the owner of his own BDSM-resort island in the West Indies, or that he partook in the auctioning of stolen royal treasure.
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* HistoricalVillainUpgrade: HistoricalVillainUpgrade:
** Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte was a warmongerer, a sexist, a bit racist, sure. But he never behaved like an over-the-top supervillain like he does in the show.
** The Creator/MarquisDeSade was a lot of things: an author of obscene EroticLiterature, a political activist, a political prisoner multiple times over, but it's unlikely that the real Marquis was the owner of his own BDSM-resort island in the West Indies, or that he partook in the auctioning of stolen royal treasure.
** Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte was a warmongerer, a sexist, a bit racist, sure. But he never behaved like an over-the-top supervillain like he does in the show.
** The Creator/MarquisDeSade was a lot of things: an author of obscene EroticLiterature, a political activist, a political prisoner multiple times over, but it's unlikely that the real Marquis was the owner of his own BDSM-resort island in the West Indies, or that he partook in the auctioning of stolen royal treasure.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: When her prized white-horse goes missing, Catherine the Great gives Croque 24-hours or else she has her armada blow the entire island away. She even has a few cannons fired at the Governor's home early as a warning shot.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: DisproportionateRetribution:
** When her prized white-horse goes missing, Catherine the Great gives Croque 24-hours or else she has her armada blow the entire island away. She even has a few cannons fired at the Governor's home early as a warning shot.
** Croque's wife forges a letter from Napoleon to arrest her husband for treason because he forgot their anniversary (though that might have just been an excuse).
** When her prized white-horse goes missing, Catherine the Great gives Croque 24-hours or else she has her armada blow the entire island away. She even has a few cannons fired at the Governor's home early as a warning shot.
** Croque's wife forges a letter from Napoleon to arrest her husband for treason because he forgot their anniversary (though that might have just been an excuse).
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* TheDragon: Capitaine Brogard
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* TheDragon: Capitaine BrogardBrogard.
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* FriendlyEnemy: Jack and Emilia's father were this during the Revolution. They repeatedly tried to kill each other, but there was no real animosity; they even respected each other.
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* FriendlyEnemy: Jack and Emilia's father were this during the Revolution. They repeatedly tried to kill each other, but there was no real animosity; they even respected each other. Reuniting years after the war, they are more than happy to trade stories.
* {{Gasshole}}: Captain Blackbeard can burp balls of fire every time he drinks something alcoholic. [[spoiler:In "Shark Bait", he can also fart with the force of a sonic boom.]]
* {{Gasshole}}: Captain Blackbeard can burp balls of fire every time he drinks something alcoholic. [[spoiler:In "Shark Bait", he can also fart with the force of a sonic boom.]]
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* DisproportionateRetribution: When her prized white-horse goes missing, Catherine the Great gives Croque 24-hours or else she has her armada blow the entire island away. She even has a few cannons fired at the Governor's home early as a warning shot.
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* AmbiguouslyBi: Governor Croque is married to a woman and an entire episode is dedicated to him trying to sexually please his wife, but his working relationship with Captain Brogard is very suggestive too. They even spends a weekend together at the Marquis De Sade's BDSM resort as pets, the episode ending with Croque dragging Brogard around with a leash and whip him with a crop on their walk back to their estate.
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* AmbiguouslyBi: Governor Croque is married to a woman and an entire episode is dedicated to him trying to sexually please his wife, but his working relationship with Captain Brogard is very suggestive too. They even spends spend a weekend together at the Marquis De Sade's BDSM resort as pets, the episode ending with Croque dragging Brogard around with a leash and whip him with a crop on their walk back to their estate.
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* AmbiguouslyBi: Governor Croque is married to a woman and an entire episode is dedicated to him trying to sexually please his wife, but his working relationship with Captain Brogard is very suggestive too. They even spends a weekend together at the Marquis De Sade's BDSM resort as pets, the episode ending with Croque dragging Brogard around with a leash and whip him with a crop on their walk back to their estate.
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* HistoricalVillainUpgrade: The Creator/MarquisDeSade was a lot of things: an author of obscene EroticLiterature, a political activist, a political prisoner multiple times over, but it's unlikely that the real Marquis was the owner of his own BDSM-resort island in the West Indies, or that he partook in the auctioning of stolen royal treasure.
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* EpicFail: Lewis and Clarke (as in ''that'' Lewis and Clarke) decided to go into the "exploring" business and went to make the Western half of the Northern continent. The only problem is that they went over 10,000 miles ''in the wrong direction'', finding themselves in Palau-Palau when they meant to go to Oregon.
