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* The scene in the episode "Finally Free: Part 2" when the Pet Buster breaks into Kate’s house and both Kate and Magic set up traps around looks like something straight out of ''Film/HomeAlone''. Albeit more harmless (such as being instead of nails, it's just thumbtacks that the Pet Buster steps on).
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* The scene in the episode "Finally Free: Part 2" when the Pet Buster breaks into Kate’s house and both Kate and Magic set up traps around looks like something straight out of ''Film/HomeAlone''. Albeit more harmless (such as being (for example, instead of nails, it's just thumbtacks that the Pet Buster steps on).
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* In Giochi Preziosi merchandise, the Yorkshire terrier seen in "Nearly!" is called Amleto, the Italian version of ''Theatre/{{Hamlet}}''.
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* In Giochi Preziosi merchandise, the Yorkshire terrier terrier, who is a choreographer of the Pocketville Theatre seen in "Nearly!" episode "Nearly!", is called Amleto, the Italian version of ''Theatre/{{Hamlet}}''.
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* In Giochi Preziosi merchandise, the Yorkshire terrier seen in "Nearly!" is called Amleto, the Italian version of ''Theater/{{Hamlet}}''.
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* In Giochi Preziosi merchandise, the Yorkshire terrier seen in "Nearly!" is called Amleto, the Italian version of ''Theater/{{Hamlet}}''.''Theatre/{{Hamlet}}''.
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* Danny's proud grunt in "Frisbee" when Kate and Magic find out it was his idea to get pillows for when they teleport could give a nod to ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDoo''.
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* Danny's proud grunt in "Frisbee" when Kate and Magic find out it was his idea to get pillows for when they teleport could give a nod to ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDoo''.''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDoo''.
* In Giochi Preziosi merchandise, the Yorkshire terrier seen in "Nearly!" is called Amleto, the Italian version of ''Theater/{{Hamlet}}''.
* In Giochi Preziosi merchandise, the Yorkshire terrier seen in "Nearly!" is called Amleto, the Italian version of ''Theater/{{Hamlet}}''.
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* The show is also referencing the original 80's TV adaptation of ''Franchise/MyLittlePony''. More specifically, ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyAndFriends''. Kate is to Megan as the Pocketville denizens are to the ponies.
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** Not to mention that he says he loves the ''[[Franchise/SuperMarioBros Super Mario]]'' games in that same dub. In the English version, however, he mentions a game called "Space Zone" instead.
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* Mark, one of Kate's classmates, is called Mario in the original Italian dub, and he is a boy who loves to play video games. [[VideoGame/SuperMarioBros Sound familiar]]?
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* Mark, one of Kate's classmates, is called Mario in the original Italian dub, and he is a boy who loves to play video games. [[VideoGame/SuperMarioBros [[Franchise/SuperMarioBros Sound familiar]]?
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* Mark, one of Kate's classmates, is called Mario in the original Italian dub, and he is a boy who loves to play video games. [[VideoGames/SuperMarioBros Sound familiar]]?
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* Mark, one of Kate's classmates, is called Mario in the original Italian dub, and he is a boy who loves to play video games. [[VideoGames/SuperMarioBros [[VideoGame/SuperMarioBros Sound familiar]]?
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* Mark, one of Kate's classmates, is called Mario in the original Italian dub, and he is a boy who loves to play video games. [[VideoGames/SuperMarioBros Sound familiar]]?
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* This series is possibly inspired by the popular Ghibli movie ''Anime/MyNeighborTotoro''. Both have the idea of a magical/spiritual force that is only connected to children.
* Another Ghibli movie is possibly referenced here, which is ''Anime/SpiritedAway''. Kate is in a way different society and world during the events of the show, being a FishOutOfWater and all, just like how Chihiro was stuck in the spirit world and had to adapt.
* Another Ghibli movie is possibly referenced here, which is ''Anime/SpiritedAway''. Kate is in a way different society and world during the events of the show, being a FishOutOfWater and all, just like how Chihiro was stuck in the spirit world and had to adapt.
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* Holiday the rooster references WesternAnimation/FoghornLeghorn from the all-time famous ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes''.
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* Holiday the rooster references WesternAnimation/FoghornLeghorn from the all-time famous ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes''.''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes''.
* Danny's proud grunt in "Frisbee" when Kate and Magic find out it was his idea to get pillows for when they teleport could give a nod to ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDoo''.
* Danny's proud grunt in "Frisbee" when Kate and Magic find out it was his idea to get pillows for when they teleport could give a nod to ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDoo''.
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* The dynamic of Ava and Wallace as well as both of them spending time out in the streets of a large city could also be referencing Oliver and Dodger from ''WesternAnimation/OliverAndCompany''. Ava being a naive feline and Wallace being, well, the ArtfulDodger.
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** Ava and Wallace's dynamic also gives a reference to this film, with Ava being a RichesToRags young lady and Wallace not only resembling Tramp in appearance but is street smart just like he is.
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** Ava and Wallace's dynamic also gives a reference to this film, with Ava being a RichesToRags young lady and Wallace not only resembling Tramp in appearance but is street smart just like he is. [[https://www.facebook.com/puppyinmypocket/photos/a.179012286221/10150971358806222/ This was even noticed by the official Facebook account for Puppy in my Pocket]].
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** Ava and Wallace's dynamic also gives a reference to this film, with Ava being a RichesToRags young lady and Wallace not only resembling Tramp in appearance but is street smart just like he is.
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* The scene in the episode "Finally Free: Part 2" when the Pet Buster breaks into Kate’s house and both Kate and Magic set up traps around looks like something straight out of Film/HomeAlone. Albeit more harmless (such as being instead of nails, it's just thumbtacks that the Pet Buster steps on).
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* The scene in the episode "Finally Free: Part 2" when the Pet Buster breaks into Kate’s house and both Kate and Magic set up traps around looks like something straight out of Film/HomeAlone.''Film/HomeAlone''. Albeit more harmless (such as being instead of nails, it's just thumbtacks that the Pet Buster steps on).
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* The scene in the episode "Finally Free: Part 2" when the Pet Buster breaks into Kate’s house looks like something straight out of Film/HomeAlone.
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* The scene in the episode "Finally Free: Part 2" when the Pet Buster breaks into Kate’s house and both Kate and Magic set up traps around looks like something straight out of Film/HomeAlone.Film/HomeAlone. Albeit more harmless (such as being instead of nails, it's just thumbtacks that the Pet Buster steps on).
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* Professor Franklin D. Puppy is mentioned in the prototype English dub by Clelia/Claudia, which gives a nod to UsefulNotes/FranklinDRoosevelt.
* The scene in the episode "Finally Free: Part 2" when the Pet Buster breaks into Kate’s house looks like something straight out of Film/HomeAlone.
* The group of Eva, Zull, and Gort draws parallels to Diesel 10 and his lackeys Splatter and Dodge from ''WesternAnimation/ThomasAndTheMagicRailroad''.
** Not to mention that the Pet Buster is somewhat similar to Diesel 10. Even his facial expressions look like him. Both of them seek a particular female character whose importance and extraordinary power is so important to them (the Pet Buster is to Ava as Diesel 10 is to Lady).
* A cocker spaniel and mutt resembling the titular dogs from ''WesternAnimation/LadyAndTheTramp'' occasionally appear in certain episodes.
* The entire plot could be a subtle retelling of ''Literature/AliceInWonderland'', as it revolves around a girl who is accidentally beamed to a magical dimension (Kate is to Alice).
* This series is possibly inspired by the popular Ghibli movie ''Anime/MyNeighborTotoro''. Both have the idea of a magical/spiritual force that is only connected to children.
* Another Ghibli movie is possibly referenced here, which is ''Anime/SpiritedAway''. Kate is in a way different society and world during the events of the show, being a FishOutOfWater and all, just like how Chihiro was stuck in the spirit world and had to adapt.
* The show is also referencing the original 80's TV adaptation of ''Franchise/MyLittlePony''. More specifically, ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyAndFriends''. Kate is to Megan as the Pocketville denizens are to the ponies.
* Holiday the rooster references WesternAnimation/FoghornLeghorn from the all-time famous ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes''.
* The scene in the episode "Finally Free: Part 2" when the Pet Buster breaks into Kate’s house looks like something straight out of Film/HomeAlone.
* The group of Eva, Zull, and Gort draws parallels to Diesel 10 and his lackeys Splatter and Dodge from ''WesternAnimation/ThomasAndTheMagicRailroad''.
** Not to mention that the Pet Buster is somewhat similar to Diesel 10. Even his facial expressions look like him. Both of them seek a particular female character whose importance and extraordinary power is so important to them (the Pet Buster is to Ava as Diesel 10 is to Lady).
* A cocker spaniel and mutt resembling the titular dogs from ''WesternAnimation/LadyAndTheTramp'' occasionally appear in certain episodes.
* The entire plot could be a subtle retelling of ''Literature/AliceInWonderland'', as it revolves around a girl who is accidentally beamed to a magical dimension (Kate is to Alice).
* This series is possibly inspired by the popular Ghibli movie ''Anime/MyNeighborTotoro''. Both have the idea of a magical/spiritual force that is only connected to children.
* Another Ghibli movie is possibly referenced here, which is ''Anime/SpiritedAway''. Kate is in a way different society and world during the events of the show, being a FishOutOfWater and all, just like how Chihiro was stuck in the spirit world and had to adapt.
* The show is also referencing the original 80's TV adaptation of ''Franchise/MyLittlePony''. More specifically, ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyAndFriends''. Kate is to Megan as the Pocketville denizens are to the ponies.
* Holiday the rooster references WesternAnimation/FoghornLeghorn from the all-time famous ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes''.
