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The series follows Kirby Buckets (Jacob Bertrand), an aspiring animator with an [[MrImagination overactive imagination]]. Kirby and his friends, Fish and Eli, often find themselves involved in [[WeirdnessMagnet unpredictable escapades at school]], while [[RogerRabbitEffect Kirby's drawings]] provide a sort of commentary on the various events. The show follows a basic formula each episode, usually with Kirby causing or encountering some kind of problem that [[StatusQuoIsGod usually gets resolved by the end of episode]].
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The series follows Kirby Buckets (Jacob Bertrand), (Creator/JacobBertrand), an aspiring animator with an [[MrImagination overactive imagination]]. Kirby and his friends, Fish and Eli, often find themselves involved in [[WeirdnessMagnet unpredictable escapades at school]], while [[RogerRabbitEffect Kirby's drawings]] provide a sort of commentary on the various events. The show follows a basic formula each episode, usually with Kirby causing or encountering some kind of problem that [[StatusQuoIsGod usually gets resolved by the end of episode]].
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: According to voice actor Dean Julien, many of is characters are impressions of celebrities: Macho-Taco is Wrestling/RandySavage, Dr. Gut-Punch is a male Dr. Ruth Westheimer and Zip-Zap is [[Characters/StarWarsEmperorPalpatine Emperor Palpatine]].
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* BrokenAesop: In "The Hurt Box", Kirby makes a comic book containing insulting cartoons about his teachers, which Fish accidentally enters into the school's submission box. When the gang sneaks into the school to try and stop the teachers from reading the comic book, they discover that the teachers only look the students' suggestions to laugh at them, prompting the two sides to agree to stop making fun of each other. Now if only Kirby would stop drawing "Dawnzilla"...
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* SuspiciousSuggestionBox: In one episode, Kirby, Fish, and Ellie are about to snatch the suggestion box; it contained a comic that made fun of the teachers at school. The trio learned that the teachers are making fun at the students' suggestions during a party.
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* SuspiciousSuggestionBox: SuperficialSuggestionBox: In one episode, Kirby, Fish, and Ellie are about to snatch the suggestion box; it contained a comic that made fun of the teachers at school. The trio learned that the teachers are making fun at the students' suggestions during a party.
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* SuspiciousSuggestionBox: In one episode, Kirby, Fish, and Ellie are about to snatch the suggestion box; it contained a comic that made fun of the teachers at school. The trio learned that the teachers are making fun at the students' suggestions during a party.
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* PainfulAdhesiveRemoval: In one episode, Kirby gets his face covered in Dawn's leg hair so it looks like a mustache. He uses tape to remove it and screams in pain during the process.
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* AbsenteeActor: Tiffany Espensen, who plays Belinda, isn't always present and tends to be omitted from various episodes. Whenever she's not around she isn't listed in the credits. During Season 3, she is absent for several episodes because she is stuck in the dungeon in the medieval universe.
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* InstrumentalThemeTune: The theme song is mostly instrumental, aside from shouts of "Hi, hi" and the occasional sound effects.
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* MoralityPet: Dawn usually acts like a nice teenage girl, although still quite selfish, instead of a bossy one whenever she's around Belinda.
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* MoralityPet: Dawn usually acts like a nice teenage girl, although still quite selfish, instead of a bossy one whenever she's around her friend Belinda.
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* NotSoImaginaryFriend: The subplot in "Balloonacy!" is Dawn asking her parents for a raise in her allowance, which she says she needs to pay for dates with her new boyfriend. Between her stammered reveal of the name ("Demarco") and her insistence that he is attractive and smart like she is, the folks are incredulous and (when pressed) try to call her bluff by saying they want to meet this supposed boy. Demarco looks like Dawn poorly disguised as a boy and with a voice to match, so the folks are incredulous and later openly ridicule these points. Then they see Dawn and Demarco at the same time, and he is so insulted by the folks' behavior that he dumps Dawn and moves on to a new girl (who, incidentally, looks like Kirby in drag).
* OutGambitted: "The Kirbinator" is this in spades. Kirby is approached by his supposed BadFuture self that verifies his identity with assorted details, including a DarkSecret about consistently wearing the same pair of underwear for years. Dawn set the whole thing up as a prank to humiliate Kirby in front of the whole school, saying she learned about the secret when he was recovering from surgery and got a local actor to pretend to be Kirby's future self. However, Kirby reveals there is no such DarkSecret; he made the whole thing up to provide advanced warning of a prank and pretended to go along with everything in order to successfully prank her in front of the whole school. Then, Belinda reveals to the audience that she manipulated everyone at school into exactly everything they did that day, thus declaring herself the real top prankster.
* OutGambitted: "The Kirbinator" is this in spades. Kirby is approached by his supposed BadFuture self that verifies his identity with assorted details, including a DarkSecret about consistently wearing the same pair of underwear for years. Dawn set the whole thing up as a prank to humiliate Kirby in front of the whole school, saying she learned about the secret when he was recovering from surgery and got a local actor to pretend to be Kirby's future self. However, Kirby reveals there is no such DarkSecret; he made the whole thing up to provide advanced warning of a prank and pretended to go along with everything in order to successfully prank her in front of the whole school. Then, Belinda reveals to the audience that she manipulated everyone at school into exactly everything they did that day, thus declaring herself the real top prankster.
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* VoicesAreMental: Kirby and Dr. Mac & Cheese when they switch bodies.
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* VoicesAreMental: Kirby and Dr. Mac & Cheese when they switch bodies.bodies.
* WithFriendsLikeThese: Dawn is often InnocentlyInsensitive towards Belinda, as well as ropes her into various antics that get them both in trouble or into embarrassing situations.
* WithFriendsLikeThese: Dawn is often InnocentlyInsensitive towards Belinda, as well as ropes her into various antics that get them both in trouble or into embarrassing situations.
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* SternTeacher: Principal Mitchell shows signs of this.
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* SternTeacher: Principal Mitchell shows signs of this.
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* BetaBitch: Belinda, though she isn't as malicious as Dawn is, and in fact is rarely unlikeable.
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* MyBelovedSmother: There is an episode where Fish and Eli's mothers forbids their sons' friendships with Kirby. Kirby as well tries to make friends with his animated character...until his animated character's mother forbids his friendship with Kirby. [[spoiler:This lasts until the end of the episode, where Kirby saves Fish and Eli, and their respective mothers allow their sons to resume their friendships with Kirby.]]
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* SternTeacher: Principal Mitchell shows signs of this.
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* AlphaBitch: Dawn has the "Bitch" attitude, but she isn't very popular. She's also rivals with one who has the "Alpha" (Mandy). Mandy swings between a LoveableAlphaBitch ("Killer Puppies") and just a plain-old AlphaBitch ("Kirby to the Max")
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* AlphaBitch: Dawn has the "Bitch" attitude, but she isn't very popular. She's also rivals with one who has the "Alpha" (Mandy). Mandy swings between a LoveableAlphaBitch LovableAlphaBitch ("Killer Puppies") and just a plain-old AlphaBitch ("Kirby to the Max")
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** Also one for ''Series/ZekeAndLuther'', Disney XD's previous single-camera sitcom show. Many of the characters are obvious {{Exp|y}}ies of those from ''Z&L'' (i.e. Kirby and Zeke, Eli and Luther, Fish and {{Face}} Kojo, Dawn and Ginger, Belinda and Poochie, Gil and Don, Mitchell and Dingle, Ricky and Ozzie, the Babcocks and the Plunks) and some very similar episode plots ("All Hands on Dexter" is an obvious rehash of "Not My Sister's Keeper")
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** Also one for ''Series/ZekeAndLuther'', Disney XD's previous single-camera sitcom show. Many of the characters are obvious {{Exp|y}}ies {{Expies}} of those from ''Z&L'' (i.e. Kirby and Zeke, Eli and Luther, Fish and {{Face}} Kojo, Dawn and Ginger, Belinda and Poochie, Gil and Don, Mitchell and Dingle, Ricky and Ozzie, the Babcocks and the Plunks) and some very similar episode plots ("All Hands on Dexter" is an obvious rehash of "Not My Sister's Keeper")
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** Also one for ''Series/ZekeAndLuther'', Disney XD's previous single-camera sitcom show. Many of the characters are obvious {{Exp|y}}ies of those from ''Z&L'' (i.e. Kirby and Zeke, Eli and Luther, Fish and {{Face}} Kojo, Dawn and Ginger, Belinda and Poochie, Gil and Don, Dingle and Mitchell, the Babcocks and the Plunks) and some very similar episode plots ("All Hands on Dexter" is an obvious rehash of "Not My Sister's Keeper")
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** Also one for ''Series/ZekeAndLuther'', Disney XD's previous single-camera sitcom show. Many of the characters are obvious {{Exp|y}}ies of those from ''Z&L'' (i.e. Kirby and Zeke, Eli and Luther, Fish and {{Face}} Kojo, Dawn and Ginger, Belinda and Poochie, Gil and Don, Dingle Mitchell and Mitchell, Dingle, Ricky and Ozzie, the Babcocks and the Plunks) and some very similar episode plots ("All Hands on Dexter" is an obvious rehash of "Not My Sister's Keeper")
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** Also one for ''Series/ZekeAndLuther'', Disney XD's previous single-camera sitcom show. Many of the characters are obvious {{Exp|y}}ies of those from ''Z&L'' (i.e. Kirby and Zeke, Eli and Luther, Fish and {{Face}} Kojo, Dawn and Ginger, Belinda and Poochie, Gil and Don, the Babcocks and the Plunks) and some very similar episode plots ("All Hands on Dexter" is an obvious rehash of "Not My Sister's Keeper")
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** Also one for ''Series/ZekeAndLuther'', Disney XD's previous single-camera sitcom show. Many of the characters are obvious {{Exp|y}}ies of those from ''Z&L'' (i.e. Kirby and Zeke, Eli and Luther, Fish and {{Face}} Kojo, Dawn and Ginger, Belinda and Poochie, Gil and Don, Dingle and Mitchell, the Babcocks and the Plunks) and some very similar episode plots ("All Hands on Dexter" is an obvious rehash of "Not My Sister's Keeper")
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The show premiered on October 20th, 2014 and was renewed for a second season in January of 2015. The series was confirmed for a third season over the summer of 2016.
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The show premiered on October 20th, 2014 and was renewed for a second season in January of 2015. The series was confirmed for a third season over the summer of 2016.
2016, and premiered in early 2017 under the title ''Kirby Buckets: Warped''.
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* AbsenteeActor: Tiffany Espensen, who plays Belinda, isn't always present and tends to be omitted from various episodes.
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* AbsenteeActor: Tiffany Espensen, who plays Belinda, isn't always present and tends to be omitted from various episodes. Whenever she's not around she isn't listed in the credits. During Season 3, she is absent for several episodes because she is stuck in the dungeon in the medieval universe.
* AbhorrentAdmirer: Big Ricky to Dawn.
* AbhorrentAdmirer: Big Ricky to Dawn.
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* AlphaBitch: Dawn has the "Bitch" attitude, but she's also rivals with one who has the "Alpha" (Mandy).
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* AlphaBitch: Dawn has the "Bitch" attitude, but she's she isn't very popular. She's also rivals with one who has the "Alpha" (Mandy).(Mandy). Mandy swings between a LoveableAlphaBitch ("Killer Puppies") and just a plain-old AlphaBitch ("Kirby to the Max")
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* BigBadEnsemble: Dawn and Principal Mitchell are the primary antagonists who hate Kirby and often try to ruin his fun.
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* BigBad: Lord Mitchell in Season 3. Otherwise, the episodes have MonsterOfTheWeek big bads.
** Mr. Jenkins in "Bad Seed"
** The giant spider in "Queen for a Dawn"
** Eli and Jean-Luc in "Forest Hills Blues"
** "Cool Chad" from his titular episode
** Prank Williams, Jr. in "The Unpranked"
* BigBadEnsemble: Dawn and Principal Mitchell are the primary antagonists who hate Kirby and often try to ruin his fun. This is downplayed in Season 3, where they both are almost always good guys.
* BigDamnHeroes
** Mr. Jenkins in "Bad Seed"
** The giant spider in "Queen for a Dawn"
** Eli and Jean-Luc in "Forest Hills Blues"
** "Cool Chad" from his titular episode
** Prank Williams, Jr. in "The Unpranked"
* BigBadEnsemble: Dawn and Principal Mitchell are the primary antagonists who hate Kirby and often try to ruin his fun. This is downplayed in Season 3, where they both are almost always good guys.
* BigDamnHeroes
** That's nothing compared to '''Lord''' Mitchell, his actually evil counterpart introduced in Season 3.
* EvilAllAlong[=/=]TheMole: Man-D in "Commander Kirbo" is revealed to be this -- hardly surprising as she is the alternate universe counterpart of an AlphaBitch.
** In "The Kirbinator", the Future Kirby was actually an actor hired by Dawn to trick Kirby. When Kirby attempts his final prank on Dawn, he turns on him.
* EvilAllAlong[=/=]TheMole: Man-D in "Commander Kirbo" is revealed to be this -- hardly surprising as she is the alternate universe counterpart of an AlphaBitch.
** In "The Kirbinator", the Future Kirby was actually an actor hired by Dawn to trick Kirby. When Kirby attempts his final prank on Dawn, he turns on him.
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** Dawn may be malicious and easy to hate, but there is a sympathetic angle to her--she was always picked on and made fun of in school, and her brother contributed to it.
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** Dawn may be malicious and easy to hate, but there is a sympathetic angle to her--she was always picked on and made fun of in school, and her brother contributed to it. As the show went on, she became much more likable, and often tended to at times be more sympathetic than Kirby himself, though she still always held a grudge on her brother.
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* {{Jerkass}}: Dawn and Mandy, Dawn's rival. The two are almost comically mean-spirited and selfish, though Dawn does have rare moments where she becomes more sympathetic.
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* {{Jerkass}}: Dawn and Mandy, Dawn's rival. The two are almost comically mean-spirited and selfish, though Dawn does have rare moments where she becomes more sympathetic. Whenever they go at each other's throats, Dawn is usually the more likeable one.
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* MonsterClown: The episode "Send In The Clown".
* MoralityPet: Dawn usually acts like a nice teenage girl instead of a bossy one whenever she's around Belinda.
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* MonsterClown: The episode "Send In The Clown".
Clown". Even that is nothing compared to the clowns we see in "Yep, This Is Happening".
* MoralityPet: Dawn usually acts like a nice teenagegirl girl, although still quite selfish, instead of a bossy one whenever she's around Belinda.
* MoralityPet: Dawn usually acts like a nice teenage
* {{Parody}}: "Commander Kirbo" is an obvious parody of/tribute to ''Franchise/StarTrek'' and ''Franchise/StarWars''.
* PutOnABus: The cartoons were killed off at the beginning of Season 3 after Kirby's lawsuit ends his cartoonist career.
** TheBusCameBack: They are once again seen during the last scene of the final episode -- in fact, they are ''literally'' on a school bus.
* {{Retool}}: The third season, ''Kirby Buckets: Warped''
** TheBusCameBack: They are once again seen during the last scene of the final episode -- in fact, they are ''literally'' on a school bus.
* {{Retool}}: The third season, ''Kirby Buckets: Warped''
* SiblingRivalry: Kirby and Dawn, quite possibly the worst
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** Also one for ''Series/ZekeAndLuther'', Disney XD's previous single-camera sitcom show. Many of the characters are obvious {{Exp|y}}ies of those from ''Z&L'' (i.e. Dawn and Ginger, Belinda and Poochie, Gil and Don, the Babcocks and the Plunks) and some very similar episode plots ("All Hands on Dexter" is an obvious rehash of "Not My Sister's Keeper")
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** Also one for ''Series/ZekeAndLuther'', Disney XD's previous single-camera sitcom show. Many of the characters are obvious {{Exp|y}}ies of those from ''Z&L'' (i.e. Kirby and Zeke, Eli and Luther, Fish and {{Face}} Kojo, Dawn and Ginger, Belinda and Poochie, Gil and Don, the Babcocks and the Plunks) and some very similar episode plots ("All Hands on Dexter" is an obvious rehash of "Not My Sister's Keeper")
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* TwoLinesNoWaiting: One of the few Disney shows with a specific character formula for this trope, as the plots are pretty much always going to be Kirby/Fish/Eli and Dawn/Belinda.
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* TwoLinesNoWaiting: One of the few Disney shows with a specific character formula for this trope, as the plots are pretty much always going to be Kirby/Fish/Eli and Dawn/Belinda.Dawn/Belinda.
* TheVoiceless: Jean-Luc.
* VoicesAreMental: Kirby and Dr. Mac & Cheese when they switch bodies.
* TheVoiceless: Jean-Luc.
* VoicesAreMental: Kirby and Dr. Mac & Cheese when they switch bodies.
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** Her parents also favor Kirby and his life. Often ignoring or belittling Dawn, praising Kirby as their 'greatest accomplishment' right infront of a young Dawn.
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** Her parents also favor Kirby and his life. Often ignoring or belittling Dawn, praising Kirby as their 'greatest accomplishment' right infront in front of a young Dawn.
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* FantasticRealism: Though the show is goofy, it is otherwise a substantially mundane school centric setting. However, plenty of episodes bring strangely supernatural elements to the series, such as a magic pen that brings Kirby's drawings to life among others. Season 3, subtitled ''Warped'' pretty much throws the whole mundane aspect of the show right out the window, introducing a strange orb that allows Kirby and his friends to teleport to alternate universes, among other strange quirks. Of course, [[MundaneFantastic the show never treats any of this as anything other than an everyday occurrence.]]
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* MagicRealism: Though the show is goofy, it is otherwise a substantially mundane school centric setting. However, plenty of episodes bring strangely supernatural elements to the series, such as a magic pen that brings Kirby's drawings to life among others. Season 3, subtitled ''Warped'' pretty much throws the whole mundane aspect of the show right out the window, introducing a strange orb that allows Kirby and his friends to teleport to alternate universes, among other strange quirks. Of course, [[MundaneFantastic the show never treats any of this as anything other than an everyday occurrence.]]
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* FantasticRealism: Though the show is goofy, it is otherwise a substantially mundane school centric setting. However, plenty of episodes bring strangely supernatural elements to the series, such as a magic pen that brings Kirby's drawings to life among others. Season 3, subtitled ''Warped'' pretty much throws the whole mundane aspect of the show right out the window, introducing a strange orb that allows Kirby and his friends to teleport to alternate universes, among other strange quirks. Of course, [[MundaneFantastic the show never treats any of this as anything other than an everyday occurrence.]]
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* MundaneFantastic: None of the goofy supernatural stuff that occurs in the show is treated like anything other than an everyday problem. Even when past strangeness is referenced, people tend to shrug it off as if it was nothing.
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* NewSeasonNewName: The show became ''Kirby Buckets: Warped'' for its third season.
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Confirmed to be part of the {{DCLAU}} through a [[RedSkiesCrossOver Red Skies]] CrossThrough event.
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**Her parents also favor Kirby and his life. Often ignoring or belittling Dawn, praising Kirby as their 'greatest accomplishment' right infront of a young Dawn.