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General clarification on work content;it wasn't changed before the show premiered, only changed for the US and South African airings of the show so it doesn't fit the what could have been trope
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** The series' theme song was initially supposed to be a rap performed by Ghostface Killah and Shawn Wiggs, but was replaced in American TV Airings with a more techno East Asian theme. The full version of the song can still be found in the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qh6wTBtwLLg Cartoon Saloon YouTube channel]].
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** The series' theme song was initially supposed to be a rap performed by Ghostface Killah and Shawn Wiggs, but was replaced in American TV Airinga with a more techno East Asian theme. The full version of the song can still be found in the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qh6wTBtwLLg Cartoon Saloon YouTube channel]].
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** The series' theme song was initially supposed to be a rap performed by Ghostface Killah and Shawn Wiggs, but was replaced in American TV Airinga Airings with a more techno East Asian theme. The full version of the song can still be found in the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qh6wTBtwLLg Cartoon Saloon YouTube channel]].
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Added example(s), General clarification on work content; the Ghostface Killah version of the theme is the one I remember from when I was a child in the UK and from other videos about it. The techno version is the one that’s harder to find these days
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* FakeBrit: Jules de Jongh voices Ms. Duck with a British Accent, but she is American in real life.
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** The series' theme song was initially supposed to be a rap performed by Ghostface Killah and Shawn Wiggs, but was ultimately not used for the final TV series for a more techno East Asian theme. The full version of the song can still be found in the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qh6wTBtwLLg Cartoon Saloon YouTube channel]].
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** The series' theme song was initially supposed to be a rap performed by Ghostface Killah and Shawn Wiggs, but was ultimately not used for the final replaced in American TV series for Airinga with a more techno East Asian theme. The full version of the song can still be found in the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qh6wTBtwLLg Cartoon Saloon YouTube channel]].
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* ActingForTwo: Almost all the voice actors did multiple roles due to the show having a small cast. The only character with a unique VA is Fox.
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* ActingForTwo: Almost all the voice actors did multiple roles due to the show having a small cast. The only character with a unique VA is Fox. Jules de Jongh voices Skunk, Duck and Crane.
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* TalkingToHerself: Jules de Jongh voices Skunk, Duck and Crane.
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There was hardly, if ever, a rivalry with said shows.
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* DuelingShows: With ''WesternAnimation/YinYangYo'' due to both of them airing around the same time, being animal-focused works based around martial arts and sharing several different similarites such as the MentorArchetype being a panda. Since ''Skunk Fu'' is more obscure, less well-recieved and didn't get a fanbase as large as the former, ''Yin Yang Yo'' wins this duel.
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* ActingForTwo: Almost all the voice actors did multiple roles due to the show having a small cast. The only character with a unique VA is Fox.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: There ''was'' a film planned called ''Exit the Dragon'', which was intended to be the 'second season' or such and was even promoted on Cartoon Saloon's website. Unfortunately due to the events of the show's first season, the film is either in DevelopmentHell or just canceled.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: There ''was'' a film planned called ''Exit the Dragon'', which was intended to be the 'second season' or such and was even promoted on Cartoon Saloon's website. Unfortunately due to the events of the show's first season, the film is either in DevelopmentHell or just canceled.canceled.
** The series' theme song was initially supposed to be a rap performed by Ghostface Killah and Shawn Wiggs, but was ultimately not used for the final TV series for a more techno East Asian theme. The full version of the song can still be found in the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qh6wTBtwLLg Cartoon Saloon YouTube channel]].
** The series' theme song was initially supposed to be a rap performed by Ghostface Killah and Shawn Wiggs, but was ultimately not used for the final TV series for a more techno East Asian theme. The full version of the song can still be found in the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qh6wTBtwLLg Cartoon Saloon YouTube channel]].
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* DuelingShows: With ''WesternAnimation/YinYangYo'' due to both of them airing around the same time, being animal-focused works based around martial arts and sharing several different similarites such as the MentorArchetype being a panda. Since ''Skunk Fu'' is more obscure, less well-recieved and didn't get a fanbase as large as the former, ''Yin Yang Yo'' wins this duel.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: There are three [=DVDs=] out there, but they don't comprise the whole series. And the entire show was on Netflix until it was removed
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: There are three [=DVDs=] out there, but they don't comprise the whole series. And the entire show was on Netflix until it was removedremoved.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: There are three [=DVDs=] out there, but they don't comprise the whole series. Though the whole series is on Netflix.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: There are three [=DVDs=] out there, but they don't comprise the whole series. Though And the whole series is entire show was on Netflix.Netflix until it was removed
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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: Ever so much. The show was first on the WB's Saturday block, but after it shut down, it was transferred to Cartoon Network, which shown all the episodes. But then after it's first season, the show wasn't picked up by ''any network'' after that. As a result, the show was basically canned.
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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: Ever so much. The show was first on the WB's Saturday block, but after it shut down, it was transferred to Cartoon Network, which shown all the episodes. But then after it's its first season, the show wasn't picked up by ''any network'' after that. As a result, the show was basically canned.
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* ParodyCommercial: Adverted with an ad to promote the Chinese airing of the show in which [[http://r1.ykimg.com/0516000058AFDDE0ADBC09BA28073DE9 Skunk parodies the poster of Kung Fu Panda]].
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* CrossDressingVoices: Skunk, despite being a boy, was actually voiced by a Jules de Jongh. Which is a CMOF in the episode where he is teamed-up with Fox, Crane, and Ms. Duck wielding fans. Rabbit says Skunk acts like a girl using the fans, and even sounds like one.
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* CrossDressingVoices: Skunk, despite being a boy, was actually voiced by a Jules de Jongh. Which is a CMOF in the episode where he is teamed-up with Fox, Crane, and Ms. Duck wielding fans. Rabbit says Skunk acts like a girl using the fans, and even sounds like one.
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* CrossDressingVoices: Skunk, despite being a boy, was actually voiced by a woman. Which is a CMOF in the episode where he is teamed-up with Fox, Crane, and Ms. Duck wielding fans. Rabbit says Skunk acts like a girl using the fans, and even sounds like one.
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* CrossDressingVoices: Skunk, despite being a boy, was actually voiced by a woman.Jules de Jongh. Which is a CMOF in the episode where he is teamed-up with Fox, Crane, and Ms. Duck wielding fans. Rabbit says Skunk acts like a girl using the fans, and even sounds like one.
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* CrossDressingVoices: Skunk, despite being a boy, was actually voiced by a woman.
** Which is a CMOF in the episode where he is teamed-up with Fox, Crane, and Ms. Duck wielding fans. Rabbit says Skunk acts like a girl using the fans, and even sounds like one.
** Which is a CMOF in the episode where he is teamed-up with Fox, Crane, and Ms. Duck wielding fans. Rabbit says Skunk acts like a girl using the fans, and even sounds like one.
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* CrossDressingVoices: Skunk, despite being a boy, was actually voiced by a woman.
**woman. Which is a CMOF in the episode where he is teamed-up with Fox, Crane, and Ms. Duck wielding fans. Rabbit says Skunk acts like a girl using the fans, and even sounds like one.
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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: Ever so much. The show was first on the WB's Saturday block, but after it shut down, it was transferred to Cartoon Network, which shown all the episodes. But then after it's first season, the show wasn't picked up by ''any network'' after that. As a result, the show was basically canned.
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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: Ever so much. The show was first on the WB's Saturday block, but after it shut down, it was transferred to Cartoon Network, which shown all the episodes. But then after it's first season, the show wasn't picked up by ''any network'' after that. As a result, the show was basically canned.
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* CrossDressingVoices: Skunk was voiced by a woman.
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* CrossDressingVoices: Skunk Skunk, despite being a boy, was actually voiced by a woman.
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* HeyItsThatVoice: Fox is [[WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}} Sue Ellen]].
** Skunk is no stranger to WesternAnimation/TotalDrama; in Italy, he is Heather. In the Polish version, Skunk is Beth.
** Skunk is no stranger to WesternAnimation/TotalDrama; in Italy, he is Heather. In the Polish version, Skunk is Beth.
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** Skunk is no stranger to WesternAnimation/TotalDrama; in Italy, he is Heather. In the Polish version, Skunk is Beth.
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* HeyItsThatVoice: Fox is [[WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}} Sue Ellen]].
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* TalkingToHerself: Jules de Jongh voices Skunk, Duck and Crane.
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* TalkingToHerself: Jules de Jongh voices Skunk, Duck and Crane.Crane.
* ScrewedByTheNetwork: Ever so much. The show was first on the WB's Saturday block, but after it shut down, it was transferred to Cartoon Network, which shown all the episodes. But then after it's first season, the show wasn't picked up by ''any network'' after that. As a result, the show was basically canned.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: There ''was'' a film planned called ''Exit the Dragon'', which was intended to be the 'second season' or such and was even promoted on Cartoon Saloon's website. Unfortunately due to the events of the show's first season, the film is either in DevelopmentHell or just canceled.
* ScrewedByTheNetwork: Ever so much. The show was first on the WB's Saturday block, but after it shut down, it was transferred to Cartoon Network, which shown all the episodes. But then after it's first season, the show wasn't picked up by ''any network'' after that. As a result, the show was basically canned.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: There ''was'' a film planned called ''Exit the Dragon'', which was intended to be the 'second season' or such and was even promoted on Cartoon Saloon's website. Unfortunately due to the events of the show's first season, the film is either in DevelopmentHell or just canceled.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: There are three [=DVDs=] out there, but they don't comprise the whole series.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: There are three [=DVDs=] out there, but they don't comprise the whole series. Though the whole series is on Netflix.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: There are three [=DVDs=] out there, but they don't comprise the whole series.
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** Which is a CMOF in the episode where he is teamed-up with Fox, Crane, and Ms. Duck wielding fans. Rabbit says Skunk acts like a girl using the fans.
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** Which is a CMOF in the episode where he is teamed-up with Fox, Crane, and Ms. Duck wielding fans. Rabbit says Skunk acts like a girl using the fans.fans, and even sounds like one.
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** Which is a CMOF in the episode where he is teamed-up with Fox, Crane, and Ms. Duck wielding fans. Rabbit says Skunk acts like a girl using the fans.
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** Which is a CMOF in the episode where he is teamed-up with Fox, Crane, and Ms. Duck wielding fans. Rabbit says Skunk acts like a girl using the fans.fans.
* TalkingToHerself: Jules de Jongh voices Skunk, Duck and Crane.
* TalkingToHerself: Jules de Jongh voices Skunk, Duck and Crane.
