History VideoGame / Pixeline

* AdventureGame: The '''Batta Batta''' games work as such.

The series has also led to three spin-off series, ''Batta Batta'' about a skater boy, ''Silke'' about Pixeline's previously unseen little sister, and ''Lillebror'' about Baby Brother in his own adventures. Those spin-off games are listed on the second index in this page.

* AlliterativeName: ''B''atta ''B''atta.

* AdventureGame: The ''Batta Batta'' games work as such.

-> ''"Hi there, you naughty kid. Wanna play with me? Here's my treehouse!"''

-> ''"Are you ready for some fun and learning?"''
--> '''Pixeline''', ''Pixeline in the Wild West''

* AnimalsNotToScale: In the third game's maze minigame, the snail is *huge* compared to Pixeline, a normal-sized little girl.

* BilingualBonus: When you click on the elephant in her room, she first says, ''"Wilkommen, meine Damen und Herren."''

* BizzareSenseOfFashion: In ''In the Treehouse'', Pixeline wears a weird-looking dark-green dress with notes all over it.

The series has also led to three spin-off series, ''Batta Batta'' about a skater boy, ''Silke'' about Pixeline's previously unseen little sister, and ''Lillebror'' about Baby Brother. Those spin-off games are listed on the second index in this page.

'''Pixeline''' is an [[EdutainmentGame edutainment game]] series by Danish developers Studio 1-2 (and later Krea Medie, who also publishes the games) for children ages 3-7 that debuted in 1994 and has, over its run, had [[LongRunners over forty games]], including its spin-offs, from 1994 to 2017. From a concept by Steen Gyldendal and inspired by edutainment games from America in the '90's, they star [[GenkiGirl Genki Girl]] Pixeline (voiced by Annevig Schelde Ebbe) and later her little brother [[ADogNamedDog Lillebror]] (''Little Brother'', sometimes translated as "Baby Brother", voiced by different boys) as she teaches the player various things like math, English and history or helps others with problems and tasks through mini-games and other point-and-click screens. They caused an edutainment game boom in Denmark and are pretty fondly remembered to this day.

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'''Pixeline''' is an [[EdutainmentGame edutainment game]] series by Danish developers Studio 1-2 (and later Krea Medie, who also publishes the games) for children ages 3-7 that debuted in 1994 and has, over its run, had [[LongRunners over forty games]], including its spin-offs, from 1994 to 2017. Inspired by edutainment games from America in the '90's, they star [[GenkiGirl Genki Girl]] Pixeline (voiced by Annevig Schelde Ebbe) and later her little brother [[ADogNamedDog Lillebror]] (''Little Brother'', sometimes translated as "Baby Brother", voiced by different boys) as she teaches the player various things like math, English and history or helps others with problems and tasks through mini-games and other point-and-click screens. They caused an edutainment game boom in Denmark and are pretty fondly remembered to this day.

* CultureMashup: The train catch minigame from ''In the Tree House'' has her wear Native American ponytails and dress with White American cowboy hat and cowboy boots.

* PuzzleGame: ''In the Attic'' and ''The Wild West'' have such mini-games.

* TalkingAnimal: Many of Pixeline's friends.

* {{Spoonerism}}: Pixeline does this occasionally. An example from the first game:

* WickedWitch: See above.

** She also, fittingly enough, speaks English sometimes in the English-teaching games.

* AdventurerOutfit: Pixeline wears one for the jungle minigame in ''Sing, play and learn''.
* AffectionateNickname: In the second English-teaching game, the British detective dog often calls Pixeline "dear".

* AllGirlsLikePonies: In ''Pixeline - and the house in the fairy tale forest'', one of the mini-games, which has the player put things in their respective closets, has Lillebror describe a magazine about ponies, which Pixeline says "sounds exciting!"

** The artstyle changes again to a brighter one in the last ''Skolehjælp" games.

* BlatantLies: When their mom arrives after they finish organizing their family items and asks them if they're "making loud noise", Pixeline says they're just sitting still in their cardboard box.

* BrattyHalfPint: Lillebror behaves this way sometimes, often blowing rasbressies.

* CoverVersion: Besides the traditional kid's songs (see NurseryRhymes below), Danish children's songs like, "Jeg er en glad lille cowboy" ("I'm A Happy Little Cowboy") have also been covered for the games.

* DullSurprise: The acting in the first game is this to an extent. It improves from the second game on.

* FamilyFriendlyFirearms: In ''In the Wild West'', Pixeline and Lillebror uses pop guns to fight bad guys.

* MazeGame: The second game has Pixeline go through a hedge maze to get bicycle parts for her uncle.
** The third game has her go throgh a tall grass maze to get one specific item for her animal friends there.

* BritianIsOnlyLondon: [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]], in ''Pixeline Goes to London'', the map suggests the prison the criminals escaped from is outside of London.

* AddedAlliterativeAppeal: Appears sometimes.
* ADogNamedDog: Barring the above, one of Pixeline's best friends, from the first game, ''Sing, play and learn'', is a raincloud named The Raincloud.
* AdventurerOutfit: Pixeline wears one to the jungle minigame in ''Sing, play and learn''.
* AffectionateNickname: In the second English teaching game, the British detective dog often calls Pixeline "dear".

* AllGirlsLikePonies: In the fourth game, ''Pixeline - and the house in the fairy tale forest'', one of the mini-games, which has the player put things in their respective closets, has Lillebror describe a magazine about ponies, which Pixeline says "sounds exciting!"

** The series changes again to a brighter one in the last ''Skolehjælp" games.

* BlindIdiotTranslation: The Norwegian version of the second game translates the subtitle as ''Hulen i treet'', '''the tree cave'''. That's because the Danish word ''hule'' means ''house'' and was translated literally. This was re-translated into, ''Hytten i treet'' (''the treehouse'') later, though.

* BrattyHalfPint: Lillebror behaves this way sometimes, blowing rasbressies often.

** In the same game, if you click on her ear, Pixeline tells you she's gonna "play a song that you can hear with your ear[s]."

* DamselInDistress: Pixeline becomes kidnapped by a dragon and an eagle in the fourth and sixth games, respectively. In both cases, Lillebror has to save her.
* DullSurprise: The acting in the first game is this to an extent, though it improves from the second game on.
* EvilWitch: In ''The Fairy Tale Forest'', an witch catches (Pixeline's dolls of) Hansel and Gretel and she has to find cards to battle against the witch with.

* FeministFantasy: ''The Wild West'' has Pixeline play a female sheriff (with Lillebror has her deputy), catching and bringing criminals to jail.

* HouseMusic: The first game's version of ''Wheels on the Bus'' has house beats used.
* ImpossibleHourglassFigure: Pixeline's mom has one.

* SweetTooth: [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]] with the lyric, "''I can taste with my tounge/sweet balls and melons/Caddels and melons"''.