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* QueerCharacterQueerActor: Asher is non-binary, just like their voice actor Rhea Butcher.

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* QueerCharacterQueerActor: Asher is non-binary, just like their voice actor Rhea River Butcher.
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* TheWikiRule: [[https://kipo.fandom.com/f Right here.]]
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* FakeNationality: Japanese American actress Creator/KarenFukuhara voices Kipo, who is of mixed black and Korean descent
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* RelationshipVoiceActor: Creator/KarenFukuhara and Sydney Mikayla both worked together in ''WesternAnimation/CraigOfTheCreek'' with Karen voicing the Sewer Queen and Alexis while Sydney voices Maya.
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* IAmNotShazam: The sapient mutated animals in this story are called Mutes. Despite the show's title, they are never referred to as "Wonderbeasts" until the final episode when Kipo gives a TitleDrop.
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* TheOtherDarrin: In her debut appearance, Camille is voiced by Joan Jett. When she returns in Season 3, (most likely for budget reasons,)[[Creator/GreyDelisle Grey Griffin]] voices her.

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* TheOtherDarrin: In her debut appearance, Camille is voiced by Joan Jett. When she returns in Season 3, 3 (most likely for budget reasons,)[[Creator/GreyDelisle budgetary reasons), [[Creator/GreyDelisle Grey Griffin]] voices her.
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* TheOtherDarrin: In her debut appearance, Camille is voiced by Joan Jett. When she returns in Season 3, (most likely for budget reasons,)[[Creator/GreyDelisle Grey Griffin]] voices her.
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** When Jamack is exiled from the Mod Frogs, they cut off his tie. Originally, the creators were going to have his [[TongueTrauma ''tongue'']] cut off, but they ultimately decided it would be too dark and brutal.

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** When Jamack is exiled from the Mod Frogs, they cut off his tie. Originally, the creators were going to have his [[TongueTrauma ''tongue'']] ''[[TongueTrauma tongue]]'' cut off, but they ultimately decided it would be too dark and brutal.
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** When Jamack is exiled from the Mod Frogs, they cut off his tie. Originally, the creators were going to have his [[TongueTrauma ''tongue'']] cut off, but they ultimately decided it would be too dark and brutal.
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* QueerCharacterQueerActor: Asher is non-binary. Their voice actor Rhea Butcher is also non-binary.

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* QueerCharacterQueerActor: Asher is non-binary. Their non-binary, just like their voice actor Rhea Butcher is also non-binary.Butcher.
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* QueerCharacterQueerActor: Asher is non-binary. Their voice actor Rhea Butcher is also non-binary.
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** Fun Gus took the form of Liam, forcing Emilia to [[https://twitter.com/radsechrist/status/1317233816486903808 confront her past every day]]
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** The crew went to great lengths to ensure fans this was ''not'' the case for the show's brief run, as they'd always intended it to just be three seasons as it felt like the natural length for the story (and in fact production of the entire series was completed even before the first season was released).
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* WordOfGay: As shown [[https://spidaerman.tumblr.com/post/621465710235877376/i-dont-think-i-saw-anything-about-asher-on-tumblr here]], Asher is non-binary.

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* WordOfGay: As shown [[https://spidaerman.tumblr.com/post/621465710235877376/i-dont-think-i-saw-anything-about-asher-on-tumblr here]], Rad Sechrist -- the creator of ''Kipo'' -- confirmed that Asher is non-binary.
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* WordOfGay: As shown [[https://spidaerman.tumblr.com/post/621465710235877376/i-dont-think-i-saw-anything-about-asher-on-tumblr here]], Asher is non-binary.
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** The show's artsyle is also a result of this. The animators were originally ''against'' Sechrist's street art aesthetic, deeming it too difficult to put into motion. There were plans to switch to a more "anime" appearance to appease Creator/StudioMir before the same executive that greenlit the show demanded that the original art direction be kept.

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** The show's artsyle is also a result of this. The animators were originally ''against'' Sechrist's street concerned about their ability to render the art aesthetic, deeming it too difficult to put into motion. There style, and there were plans to switch to a more "anime" appearance to appease accommodate Creator/StudioMir before the same executive that greenlit the show demanded that the original art direction be kept.
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* ShrugOfGod: The nature of the apocalypse that occurred 200 years before the beginning of the show. Sechrist states he and all the writers have their own separate theories concerning it, and that no one in-universe knows any details either. There are also no plans to ever explore it, since whatever they'd decide on would inevitably be [[PlotDetour too divorced from the main plot to matter]], and Wolkoff additionally noted that [[LeaveThePlotThreadsHanging no answer would satisfy all the fans anyway]].

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* ShrugOfGod: The nature of the apocalypse that occurred 200 years before the beginning of the show. Sechrist states he and all the writers have their own separate theories concerning it, and that no one in-universe knows any details either. There are also no plans to ever explore it, since whatever they'd decide on would inevitably be [[PlotDetour too divorced from the main plot to matter]], and Wolkoff additionally noted that [[LeaveThePlotThreadsHanging no answer would satisfy all the fans anyway]].[[note]]Sechrist's theory is that it was an attempt at solving world hunger gone wrong, while Wolkoff thinks it may have been a supernatural act of nature pushing back against humanity's reign and influence.[[/note]]
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* ShrugOfGod: The nature of the apocalypse that occurred 200 years before the beginning of the show. Sechrist states he and all the writers have their own separate theories concerning it, and that no one in-universe knows any details either. There are also no plans to ever explore it, since whatever they'd decide on would inevitably be [[PlotDetour too divorced from the main plot to matter]] and [[LeaveThePlotThreadsHanging no answer would satisfy all the fans anyway]].

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* ShrugOfGod: The nature of the apocalypse that occurred 200 years before the beginning of the show. Sechrist states he and all the writers have their own separate theories concerning it, and that no one in-universe knows any details either. There are also no plans to ever explore it, since whatever they'd decide on would inevitably be [[PlotDetour too divorced from the main plot to matter]] matter]], and Wolkoff additionally noted that [[LeaveThePlotThreadsHanging no answer would satisfy all the fans anyway]].
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* ShrugOfGod: The nature of the apocalypse that occurred 200 years before the beginning of the show. Sechrist states he and all the writers have their own separate theories concerning it, and that no one in-universe knows any details either. There are also no plans to ever explore it, since whatever they'd decide on would inevitably be [[PlotDetour too divorced from the main plot to matter]].

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* ShrugOfGod: The nature of the apocalypse that occurred 200 years before the beginning of the show. Sechrist states he and all the writers have their own separate theories concerning it, and that no one in-universe knows any details either. There are also no plans to ever explore it, since whatever they'd decide on would inevitably be [[PlotDetour too divorced from the main plot to matter]].matter]] and [[LeaveThePlotThreadsHanging no answer would satisfy all the fans anyway]].
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** At one point, the creators considered making Scarlemagne a vampire bat mute who collected humans and regularly bleed them out, storing their bodies in wine bottles in an underground cellar. In the process of pitching this incarnation of the character, they realized from the reaction of the executives that such a character was [[MoodWhiplash far too dark]] for the show's intended tone and went back to him as a monkey.%%The Animation Station Podcast Episode 219

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** At one point, the creators considered making Scarlemagne a vampire bat mute who collected humans and regularly bleed them out, storing their bodies in giant wine bottles in an underground cellar. In the process of pitching this incarnation of the character, they realized from [[StunnedSilence the reaction of the executives executives]] that such a character was [[MoodWhiplash far too dark]] for the show's intended tone and went back to him as a monkey.%%The Animation Station Podcast Episode 219
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** Before Scarlemagne was created, Tad Mulholland was created with the intent of him being the BigBad. The idea was scrapped upon realizing he didn't serve as a good {{foil}} to Kipo.%%The Animation Station Podcast Episode 219

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** Before Scarlemagne was created, Tad Mulholland was created with the intent of him being intended to be the BigBad. The idea was scrapped upon realizing he didn't serve as a good {{foil}} to Kipo.%%The Animation Station Podcast Episode 219
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** Before Scarlemagne was created, Tad Mulholland was created with the intent of him being the BigBad. The idea was scrapped upon realizing he didn't serve as a good {{foil}} to Kipo.%%The Animation Station Podcast Episode 219
** At one point, the creators considered making Scarlemagne a vampire bat mute who collected humans and regularly bleed them out, storing their bodies in wine bottles in an underground cellar. In the process of pitching this incarnation of the character, they realized from the reaction of the executives that such a character was [[MoodWhiplash far too dark]] for the show's intended tone and went back to him as a monkey.%%The Animation Station Podcast Episode 219
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** In addition to being an artificially-created Mute, Hugo was cloned from a library of genetic samples of normal animals that were preserved by scientists when humanity first went underground.%%https://www.reddit.com/r/KipoAndTheAgeOfWB/comments/hcmbng/kipo_q_and_a/

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** In addition to being an artificially-created Mute, Hugo was cloned from preserved mandrill tissue from a library of pre-mutation genetic samples of normal animals that were preserved by scientists material from when humanity first went underground.%%https://www.reddit.com/r/KipoAndTheAgeOfWB/comments/hcmbng/kipo_q_and_a/%%https://twitter.com/flying_lobster/status/1275156565054550016
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* WholePlotReference: A human child emerges from an [[UndergroundCity Apocalypse Bunker]] after their home is attacked and subsequently has adventures in the RuinsOfTheModernAge, which are populated with (among other things) various groups of [[AnthropomorphicTransformation anthropomorphic animal]] {{mutants}}. ''Series/TheWalkingDead'' may have been the main inspiration, but are we sure ''ComicBook/{{Kamandi}}'' wasn't an influence here?

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* WholePlotReference: A human child emerges from an [[UndergroundCity Apocalypse Bunker]] after their home is attacked and subsequently has adventures in the RuinsOfTheModernAge, which are populated with (among other things) various groups of [[AnthropomorphicTransformation anthropomorphic animal]] {{mutants}}. ''Series/TheWalkingDead'' may have been the main inspiration, inspiration for ''Kipo'', but are we sure ''ComicBook/{{Kamandi}}'' wasn't an influence here?



** The reason characters never comment on Kipo's skin tone is that no one noticed it was unusual... both in-universe and on the show's crew.%%https://www.reddit.com/r/KipoAndTheAgeOfWB/comments/hcmbng/kipo_q_and_a/

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** The reason characters never comment on Kipo's skin tone is that no one noticed it was unusual... both unusual. Both in-universe and on the show's crew.%%https://www.reddit.com/r/KipoAndTheAgeOfWB/comments/hcmbng/kipo_q_and_a/



** Sechrist has ideas for more ''Kipo'' stories once he's completed a current film project, such as a film focusing on a teenage Wolf encountering her old wolf father raising a new pack.%%https://twitter.com/RadSechrist/status/1272255804029059072

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** Sechrist has ideas for more ''Kipo'' stories once he's completed a current film project, such as a film focusing on movie about a teenage Wolf encountering her old wolf father raising a new pack.%%https://twitter.com/RadSechrist/status/1272255804029059072

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* WholePlotReference: A human child emerges from an [[UndergroundCity Apocalypse Bunker]] after their home is attacked and subsequently has adventures in the RuinsOfTheModernAge, which are populated with (among other things) various groups of [[AnthropomorphicTransformation anthropomorphic animal]] {{mutants}}. The creators keep mentioning works like ''Series/TheWalkingDead'', but are we sure ''ComicBook/{{Kamandi}}'' wasn't the biggest influence here?
* WordOfGod: Via a [[https://www.reddit.com/r/KipoAndTheAgeOfWB/comments/hcmbng/kipo_q_and_a/ Reddit AmA with the series creator]] and assorted writers:
** The reason characters never comment on Kipo's skin tone is that no one noticed it was unusual... both in-universe and on the show's crew.

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* WholePlotReference: A human child emerges from an [[UndergroundCity Apocalypse Bunker]] after their home is attacked and subsequently has adventures in the RuinsOfTheModernAge, which are populated with (among other things) various groups of [[AnthropomorphicTransformation anthropomorphic animal]] {{mutants}}. The creators keep mentioning works like ''Series/TheWalkingDead'', ''Series/TheWalkingDead'' may have been the main inspiration, but are we sure ''ComicBook/{{Kamandi}}'' wasn't the biggest an influence here?
* WordOfGod: Via a [[https://www.reddit.com/r/KipoAndTheAgeOfWB/comments/hcmbng/kipo_q_and_a/ Reddit AmA Sechrist is openly talks about the show with the series creator]] fans on Twitter, Discord, and assorted writers:
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** The reason characters never comment on Kipo's skin tone is that no one noticed it was unusual... both in-universe and on the show's crew.%%https://www.reddit.com/r/KipoAndTheAgeOfWB/comments/hcmbng/kipo_q_and_a/



** While their ages are never stated in the series, Benson is 16 and Wolf is 10.
** While the exact details of the UnspecifiedApocalypse that resulted in the show's setting are unknown, the events themselves began around October 23rd, 2020, placing the show's events in the 23rd century.
** In addition to being an artificially-created Mute, Hugo was cloned from a library of genetic samples of normal animals that were preserved by scientists when humanity first went underground.
** The show finished production before Season 1 premiered.

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** While their ages are never stated in the series, Benson is 16 and Wolf is 10.
10.%%https://www.reddit.com/r/KipoAndTheAgeOfWB/comments/hcmbng/kipo_q_and_a/
** While the exact details of the UnspecifiedApocalypse that resulted in the show's setting are unknown, the events themselves began around October 23rd, 2020, placing the show's events in the 23rd century.
century.%%https://www.reddit.com/r/KipoAndTheAgeOfWB/comments/hcmbng/kipo_q_and_a/
** In addition to being an artificially-created Mute, Hugo was cloned from a library of genetic samples of normal animals that were preserved by scientists when humanity first went underground.
underground.%%https://www.reddit.com/r/KipoAndTheAgeOfWB/comments/hcmbng/kipo_q_and_a/
** The show finished production before Season 1 premiered.%%https://www.reddit.com/r/KipoAndTheAgeOfWB/comments/hcmbng/kipo_q_and_a/
** Sechrist has ideas for more ''Kipo'' stories once he's completed a current film project, such as a film focusing on a teenage Wolf encountering her old wolf father raising a new pack.%%https://twitter.com/RadSechrist/status/1272255804029059072
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** The reason characters never comment on Kipo's skin tone is that no one noticed it was unusual... both in-universe and on the show's crew.
-->"You know honestly we thought the pink hue was subtle enough you wouldn’t notice, but maybe that was a mistake?"


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** The show finished production before Season 1 premiered.
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* WordOfGod: Via a [[https://www.reddit.com/r/KipoAndTheAgeOfWB/comments/hcmbng/kipo_q_and_a/ Reddit AmA with the series creator]] and assorted writers:
** While their ages are never stated in the series, Benson is 16 and Wolf is 10.
** While the exact details of the UnspecifiedApocalypse that resulted in the show's setting are unknown, the events themselves began around October 23rd, 2020, placing the show's events in the 23rd century.
** In addition to being an artificially-created Mute, Hugo was cloned from a library of genetic samples of normal animals that were preserved by scientists when humanity first went underground.
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* WholePlotReference: Human child emerges from an [[UndergroundCity Apocalypse Bunker]], has adventures in the RuinsOfTheModernAge, which are populated with (among other things) [[AnthropomorphicTransformation anthropomorphic animal]] {{mutants}}. The creators keep mentioning works like ''Series/TheWalkingDead'', but are we sure ''ComicBook/{{Kamandi}}'' wasn't the biggest influence here?

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* WholePlotReference: Human A human child emerges from an [[UndergroundCity Apocalypse Bunker]], Bunker]] after their home is attacked and subsequently has adventures in the RuinsOfTheModernAge, which are populated with (among other things) various groups of [[AnthropomorphicTransformation anthropomorphic animal]] {{mutants}}. The creators keep mentioning works like ''Series/TheWalkingDead'', but are we sure ''ComicBook/{{Kamandi}}'' wasn't the biggest influence here?
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* WholePlotReference: Human child emerges from an [[UndergroundCity Apocalypse Bunker]], has adventures in RuinsOfTheModernAge populated with, amoung other things, [[AnthropomorphicTransformation anthropomorphic animal]] {{mutants}}. Is this Kipo or ComicBook/{{Kamandi}}?

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* WholePlotReference: Human child emerges from an [[UndergroundCity Apocalypse Bunker]], has adventures in RuinsOfTheModernAge the RuinsOfTheModernAge, which are populated with, amoung with (among other things, things) [[AnthropomorphicTransformation anthropomorphic animal]] {{mutants}}. Is this Kipo or ComicBook/{{Kamandi}}?The creators keep mentioning works like ''Series/TheWalkingDead'', but are we sure ''ComicBook/{{Kamandi}}'' wasn't the biggest influence here?
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* RuleOfCool: How choosing any of [[InsertSong the preexisting songs]] is done. The music directors have a collection of songs to choose from for each of the musical scenes, and Sechrist usually bases his final choice more on whatever song makes the moment the most fun and exciting rather than if it is a proper tonal or narrative match.

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