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* AlwaysIdenticalTwins: Not only are Brim and Puffette twins, their younger siblings are also gender mixed twins who ALSO bear an uncanny resemblance to the twins as babies.
* AmazingTechnicolorPopulation: Most people in this show are literal white (or sometimes yellow) to emphasize the "stickmen" artstyle. Minorities aren't exempt from this either: Black people are dark gray [[note]]This is intended as to show black people's skin color as the opposite of white people (again, literal white) without making the faces invisible[[/note]], and other minorities such as Asians and Hispanics just have the same skin tones as white people.
* AnnoyingYoungerSibling: Brich and Puffina, the twin’s younger siblings.
* AnthropomorphicFood: The main characters are literally just anthropomorphic pieces of blue frosting. They also have a neighbor which is the [[Literature/TheGingerbreadMan Gingerbread Man]] himself.
* AmazingTechnicolorPopulation: Most people in this show are literal white (or sometimes yellow) to emphasize the "stickmen" artstyle. Minorities aren't exempt from this either: Black people are dark gray [[note]]This is intended as to show black people's skin color as the opposite of white people (again, literal white) without making the faces invisible[[/note]], and other minorities such as Asians and Hispanics just have the same skin tones as white people.
* AnnoyingYoungerSibling: Brich and Puffina, the twin’s younger siblings.
* AnthropomorphicFood: The main characters are literally just anthropomorphic pieces of blue frosting. They also have a neighbor which is the [[Literature/TheGingerbreadMan Gingerbread Man]] himself.
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* VocalEvolution: In the pilot, everybody has the voice of J.R., expect for Rebecca, Brim, Brueed, and Mrs. Hernandes.
* LimitedAnimation: The first episode. The creator thought that if it was in black and white, less time would be spent on animating it.
* SuckECheeses: Quite literally. There is a whole episode planned about a trip to Chuck E Cheese’s that goes horribly.
* LimitedAnimation: The first episode. The creator thought that if it was in black and white, less time would be spent on animating it.
* SuckECheeses: Quite literally. There is a whole episode planned about a trip to Chuck E Cheese’s that goes horribly.
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* SpoiledBrat: Intentionally exagarrated as a jab at preschool shows and actual toddler behavior.
* Retraux: The animation is supposed to look like cel animation from the 90s, with very slight dropshadows and even being colored with a (digital) oil paintbrush. Taken even further with the PostProcessingVideoEffects 16mm filter to make it look like it’s on old 35mm film (despite the filter actually being 16mm). Most things related to it are also Retraux, like the game which will be for the Gameboy Color.
* PresentDayPast: Season 1 is set in 1998 and Season 2 ‘99. It looks like the 90s, feels like the 90s, it has the pop culture of the 90s, but a lot of current events happen in it to stay “up to date”.
** In the episode Goash, the ice cream truck has [[WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants SpongeBob]] popsicles on the list. You can even tell the creator was aware of it since it was edited.
* HumansAreWhite: Despite the creator himself being black, almost EVERYONE is white[[note]]There is also a huge lack of actual white skin. Most white characters in this show are actually literal white or yellow.[[/note]] in Season 1, save for some Hispanics[[note]]Brim's family themselves are actually Puerto Rican, however this has never even been hinted at.[[/note]] and Brim's classmate who is Japanese.
* AmazingTechnicolorPopulation: Most people in this show are literal white (or sometimes yellow) to emphasize the "stickmen" artstyle. Minorities aren't exempt from this either: Black people are dark gray [[note]]This is intended as to show black people's skin color as the opposite of white people (again, literal white) without making the faces invisible[[/note]], and other minorities such as Asians and Hispanics just have the same skin tones as white people.
* SubvertedKidsShow: The show is mostly in the style of a preschool show, mostly ones from the early 90s to mid 2000s. The intro depicts the show as a happy go lucky preschool show, aswell in the backgrounds where you depicts an happy paper cutout sun and clouds with rosy cheeks on their faces. This trope somewhat came into effect with the decision to make episodes 6-7 minutes, most preschool shows being 5 minutes with 2 more minutes to make a coherent story.
* Retraux: The animation is supposed to look like cel animation from the 90s, with very slight dropshadows and even being colored with a (digital) oil paintbrush. Taken even further with the PostProcessingVideoEffects 16mm filter to make it look like it’s on old 35mm film (despite the filter actually being 16mm). Most things related to it are also Retraux, like the game which will be for the Gameboy Color.
* PresentDayPast: Season 1 is set in 1998 and Season 2 ‘99. It looks like the 90s, feels like the 90s, it has the pop culture of the 90s, but a lot of current events happen in it to stay “up to date”.
** In the episode Goash, the ice cream truck has [[WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants SpongeBob]] popsicles on the list. You can even tell the creator was aware of it since it was edited.
* HumansAreWhite: Despite the creator himself being black, almost EVERYONE is white[[note]]There is also a huge lack of actual white skin. Most white characters in this show are actually literal white or yellow.[[/note]] in Season 1, save for some Hispanics[[note]]Brim's family themselves are actually Puerto Rican, however this has never even been hinted at.[[/note]] and Brim's classmate who is Japanese.
* AmazingTechnicolorPopulation: Most people in this show are literal white (or sometimes yellow) to emphasize the "stickmen" artstyle. Minorities aren't exempt from this either: Black people are dark gray [[note]]This is intended as to show black people's skin color as the opposite of white people (again, literal white) without making the faces invisible[[/note]], and other minorities such as Asians and Hispanics just have the same skin tones as white people.
* SubvertedKidsShow: The show is mostly in the style of a preschool show, mostly ones from the early 90s to mid 2000s. The intro depicts the show as a happy go lucky preschool show, aswell in the backgrounds where you depicts an happy paper cutout sun and clouds with rosy cheeks on their faces. This trope somewhat came into effect with the decision to make episodes 6-7 minutes, most preschool shows being 5 minutes with 2 more minutes to make a coherent story.
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* SpoiledBrat: Intentionally exagarrated as a jab at preschool shows and actual toddler behavior.
* Retraux: The animation is supposedChekhovsGunman: You’d exact EAS Guy to look like cel animation from the 90s, with very slight dropshadows and even being colored with a (digital) oil paintbrush. Taken even further with the PostProcessingVideoEffects 16mm filter to make it look like it’s on old 35mm film (despite the filter actually being 16mm). Most things related to it are also Retraux, like the game which will be for the Gameboy Color.
* PresentDayPast: Season 1 is set in 1998 and Season 2 ‘99. It looks like the 90s, feels like the 90s, it has the pop culture of the 90s, but a lot of current events happen in it to stay “up to date”.
** In the episode Goash, the ice cream truck has [[WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants SpongeBob]] popsicles on the list. You can even tell the creator was aware of it since it was edited.
* HumansAreWhite: Despite the creator himself being black,only have almost EVERYONE is white[[note]]There is also a huge lack of actual white skin. Most white characters in this show are actually literal white or yellow.[[/note]] in Season 1, save for some Hispanics[[note]]Brim's family themselves are actually Puerto Rican, however this one appearance since he has never even been hinted at.[[/note]] and Brim's classmate who is Japanese.
* AmazingTechnicolorPopulation: Most people in this show are literal white (or sometimes yellow) to emphasize the "stickmen" artstyle. Minorities aren't exempt from this either: Black people are dark gray [[note]]This is intended as to show black people's skin color as the opposite of white people (again, literal white) without making the faces invisible[[/note]], and other minoritiessuch as Asians and Hispanics just have the same skin tones as white people.
* SubvertedKidsShow: The show is mostly in the style of a preschool show, mostly ones from the early 90s to mid 2000s. The intro depicts the show as a happy go lucky preschool show, aswell in the backgrounds where you depictsan happy paper cutout sun and clouds with rosy cheeks on their faces. This trope somewhat came into effect with the decision to make episodes 6-7 minutes, most preschool shows being 5 minutes with 2 more minutes to make insignificant job, but he’s a coherent story.
pretty deep character.
* Retraux: The animation is supposed
* PresentDayPast: Season 1 is set in 1998 and Season 2 ‘99. It looks like the 90s, feels like the 90s, it has the pop culture of the 90s, but a lot of current events happen in it to stay “up to date”.
** In the episode Goash, the ice cream truck has [[WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants SpongeBob]] popsicles on the list. You can even tell the creator was aware of it since it was edited.
* HumansAreWhite: Despite the creator himself being black,
* AmazingTechnicolorPopulation: Most people in this show are literal white (or sometimes yellow) to emphasize the "stickmen" artstyle. Minorities aren't exempt from this either: Black people are dark gray [[note]]This is intended as to show black people's skin color as the opposite of white people (again, literal white) without making the faces invisible[[/note]], and other minorities
* SubvertedKidsShow: The show is mostly in the style of a preschool show, mostly ones from the early 90s to mid 2000s. The intro depicts the show as a happy go lucky preschool show, aswell in the backgrounds where you depicts
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* AnthropomorphicFood: The main characters are literally just anthropomorphic pieces of blue frosting. They also have a neighbor which is the [[Literature/TheGingerbreadMan Gingerbread Man]] himself.
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* AnthropomorphicFood: DeliberateVHSQuality: Some episodes, such as the Halloween special, use this to achieve a certain effect.
* DirtyKid: For a 5 year old, Puffette is ridiculously sex-obsessed.
* DroppedAfterthePilot: Themain characters duo named “Stacey and Heredia”. Although a bit reasonably since they were sent off to the principals office. But it shouldn’t take more than a few hours on there, should it?
* EmergencyBroadcast: We see one as early as Episode 2.
** The [=DVDs=] areliterally VHS quality to give the feel of a show on VHS, not DVD.
* TheFaceOfTheSun: Done as an attempt to parody children’s shows. It is shown to be a fake construction paper sun with a smiley face. Sometimes it talks and sometimes it fits the theme, but it’s mostly justanthropomorphic pieces of blue frosting. They there a lot and completely ignored. He’s called the “Sunny Sun”.
* ForeignCultureFetish: Mary’s mom, who is obsessed with Japan to the point she regularly wears a kimono and alsohave a neighbor which is the [[Literature/TheGingerbreadMan Gingerbread Man]] himself.regularly sprinkes Basic Japanese [[labelnote:mostly basic]]She sometimes says Japanese words that are more advanced.[[/labelnote]] into daily conversation.
* DirtyKid: For a 5 year old, Puffette is ridiculously sex-obsessed.
* DroppedAfterthePilot: The
* EmergencyBroadcast: We see one as early as Episode 2.
** The [=DVDs=] are
* TheFaceOfTheSun: Done as an attempt to parody children’s shows. It is shown to be a fake construction paper sun with a smiley face. Sometimes it talks and sometimes it fits the theme, but it’s mostly just
* ForeignCultureFetish: Mary’s mom, who is obsessed with Japan to the point she regularly wears a kimono and also
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* StylisticSuck: The show itself is made to look intentionally crude. You can especially see this in their crudely drawn mouths.
** This is more prominent in the in-universe show Ouedyza Distany, which is a [[TheMockbuster ripoff]] of Brim’s Room that the twins (Brim and Puffette) enjoy watching. The animation is literally just a video of a flipbook with voices. It also seems to have a Soviet agenda.
* Phonymon: Chokemon. A messed up fan translation of the original Pokémon games that turns into the official English version of Pokémon and becomes popular worldwide. At the end they also anticipate “Chokemon GO coming in 20 years”.
* TheFaceOfTheSun: Done as an attempt to parody children’s shows. It is shown to be a fake construction paper sun with a smiley face. Sometimes it talks and sometimes it fits the theme, but it’s mostly just there a lot and completely ignored. He’s called the “Sunny Sun”.
** TheManInTheMoon: This is also done to accompany the Sunny Sun, but his design is inconsistent and sometimes he doesn’t even have a face. When he has a face he is normally a crescent as another jab at preschool shows.
* OnlySixFaces: Almost every face is the same, which is mostly because of the simplistic Stickman art style.
* StickFigureAnimation: Because it was derived from the creator’s art style but slightly more advanced. At first, the look wanted to have a cartoony art style to feel mainstream, but sooner it was abandoned for the creator’s natural drawing style.
** This is more prominent in the in-universe show Ouedyza Distany, which is a [[TheMockbuster ripoff]] of Brim’s Room that the twins (Brim and Puffette) enjoy watching. The animation is literally just a video of a flipbook with voices. It also seems to have a Soviet agenda.
* Phonymon: Chokemon. A messed up fan translation of the original Pokémon games that turns into the official English version of Pokémon and becomes popular worldwide. At the end they also anticipate “Chokemon GO coming in 20 years”.
* TheFaceOfTheSun: Done as an attempt to parody children’s shows. It is shown to be a fake construction paper sun with a smiley face. Sometimes it talks and sometimes it fits the theme, but it’s mostly just there a lot and completely ignored. He’s called the “Sunny Sun”.
** TheManInTheMoon: This is also done to accompany the Sunny Sun, but his design is inconsistent and sometimes he doesn’t even have a face. When he has a face he is normally a crescent as another jab at preschool shows.
* OnlySixFaces: Almost every face is the same, which is mostly because of the simplistic Stickman art style.
* StickFigureAnimation: Because it was derived from the creator’s art style but slightly more advanced. At first, the look wanted to have a cartoony art style to feel mainstream, but sooner it was abandoned for the creator’s natural drawing style.
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* StylisticSuck: GirlsvsBoysPlot: The show itself is made to look intentionally crude. You can especially see this in their crudely drawn mouths.
** This is more prominent in the in-universe show Ouedyza Distany, which is a [[TheMockbuster ripoff]] of Brim’s Room that the twins (Brim and Puffette) enjoy watching. The animation isthird episode, literally just a video of a flipbook with voices. It also seems to titled “Boys vs. Girls”, have a Soviet agenda.
* Phonymon: Chokemon. A messed up fan translation ofthe original Pokémon games that turns into boys and girls see who’s the official English version of Pokémon and becomes popular worldwide. At best by hosting a sleepover for each gender after the end they also anticipate “Chokemon GO coming girls find the boys screwing around in 20 years”.
* TheFaceOfTheSun: Donethe bathroom. A rare example as an attempt to parody children’s shows. It is shown the boys win over the girls, but the girls aren’t really made to be a fake construction paper sun with a smiley face. Sometimes it talks and sometimes it fits the theme, but it’s mostly just there a lot and completely ignored. He’s called the “Sunny Sun”.
** TheManInTheMoon: This is also done to accompany the Sunny Sun, but his design is inconsistent and sometimes he doesn’t even have a face. When he has a face he is normally a crescentseen as another jab at preschool shows.
* OnlySixFaces: Almost every face is the same, which is mostly because of the simplistic Stickman art style.
* StickFigureAnimation: Because it was derived from the creator’s art style but slightly more advanced. At first, the look wanted to have a cartoony art style to feel mainstream, but sooner it was abandoned for the creator’s natural drawing style.inferior made.
** This is more prominent in the in-universe show Ouedyza Distany, which is a [[TheMockbuster ripoff]] of Brim’s Room that the twins (Brim and Puffette) enjoy watching. The animation is
* Phonymon: Chokemon. A messed up fan translation of
* TheFaceOfTheSun: Done
** TheManInTheMoon: This is also done to accompany the Sunny Sun, but his design is inconsistent and sometimes he doesn’t even have a face. When he has a face he is normally a crescent
* OnlySixFaces: Almost every face is the same, which is mostly because of the simplistic Stickman art style.
* StickFigureAnimation: Because it was derived from the creator’s art style but slightly more advanced. At first, the look wanted to have a cartoony art style to feel mainstream, but sooner it was abandoned for the creator’s natural drawing style.
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* AlwaysIdenticalTwins: Not only are Brim and Puffette twins, their younger siblings are also gender mixed twins who ALSO bear an uncanny resemblance to the twins as babies.
* UncannyFamilyResemblance: Ignoring their clothes, makeup, etc., almost EVERY single person in the Noncibium family share this look but aged down or up.
* DirtyKid: For a 5 year old, Puffette is ridiculously sex-obsessed.
* UncannyFamilyResemblance: Ignoring their clothes, makeup, etc., almost EVERY single person in the Noncibium family share this look but aged down or up.
* DirtyKid: For a 5 year old, Puffette is ridiculously sex-obsessed.
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* AnnoyingYoungerSibling: Brich and Puffina, the twin’s younger siblings.
* ForeignCultureFetish: Mary’s mom, who is obsessed with Japan to the point she regularly wears a kimono and also regularly sprinkes Basic Japanese [[labelnote:mostly basic]]She sometimes says Japanese words that are more advanced.[[/labelnote]] into daily conversation.
* MatureWorkChildProtagonists: Brim and his friends are only 5 but it’s still very adult.
* Manchild: Mary’s mom, to the point Mary is almost a mother figure for her.
* ForeignCultureFetish: Mary’s mom, who is obsessed with Japan to the point she regularly wears a kimono and also regularly sprinkes Basic Japanese [[labelnote:mostly basic]]She sometimes says Japanese words that are more advanced.[[/labelnote]] into daily conversation.
* MatureWorkChildProtagonists: Brim and his friends are only 5 but it’s still very adult.
* Manchild: Mary’s mom, to the point Mary is almost a mother figure for her.
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* AnnoyingYoungerSibling: Brich HostileAnimatronics: Chuck E. Cheese in the Chuck E. Cheese’s episode fires lasers at kids.
* HumansAreWhite: Despite the creator himself being black, almost EVERYONE is white[[note]]There is also a huge lack of actual white skin. Most white characters in this show are actually literal white or yellow.[[/note]] in Season 1, save for some Hispanics[[note]]Brim's family themselves are actually Puerto Rican, however this has never even been hinted at.[[/note]] andPuffina, the twin’s younger siblings.
* ForeignCultureFetish: Mary’s mom,Brim's classmate who is obsessed with Japan to the point she regularly wears a kimono and also regularly sprinkes Basic Japanese [[labelnote:mostly basic]]She sometimes says Japanese words that are more advanced.[[/labelnote]] into daily conversation.
* MatureWorkChildProtagonists: Brim and his friends are only 5 but it’s still very adult.
* Manchild: Mary’s mom, to the point Mary is almost a mother figure for her.Japanese.
* HumansAreWhite: Despite the creator himself being black, almost EVERYONE is white[[note]]There is also a huge lack of actual white skin. Most white characters in this show are actually literal white or yellow.[[/note]] in Season 1, save for some Hispanics[[note]]Brim's family themselves are actually Puerto Rican, however this has never even been hinted at.[[/note]] and
* ForeignCultureFetish: Mary’s mom,
* MatureWorkChildProtagonists: Brim and his friends are only 5 but it’s still very adult.
* Manchild: Mary’s mom, to the point Mary is almost a mother figure for her.
* LimitedAnimation: The first episode. The creator thought that if it was in black and white, less time would be spent on animating it.
* {{Manchild}}: Mary’s mom, to the point Mary is almost a mother figure for her.
* TheManInTheMoon: This is also done to accompany the Sunny Sun, but his design is inconsistent and sometimes he doesn’t even have a face. When he has a face he is normally a crescent as another jab at preschool shows.
* MatureWorkChildProtagonists: Brim and his friends are only 5 but it’s still very adult.
* MillenniumBug: Season 3 episode about the mass hysteria before Y2K. This show is a late pioneer of this trope; the trope only somewhat works due to Season 3 being set in 2000.
* MistakenforProstitute: When they met, Bill straight up posed the question: “Are you a prostitute?”
* OnlySixFaces: Almost every face is the same, which is mostly because of the simplistic Stickman art style.
* ParentalFavoritism: Firey gets grounded for almost everything he does, while his brother goes completely undisciplined.
* {{Phonymon}}: Chokemon. A messed up fan translation of the original Pokémon games that turns into the official English version of Pokémon and becomes popular worldwide. At the end they also anticipate “Chokemon GO coming in 20 years”.
* PresentDayPast: Season 1 is set in 1998 and Season 2 ‘99. It looks like the 90s, feels like the 90s, it has the pop culture of the 90s, but a lot of current events happen in it to stay “up to date”.
** In the episode Goash, the ice cream truck has [[WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants SpongeBob]] popsicles on the list. You can even tell the creator was aware of it since it was edited.
* {{Retraux}}: The animation is supposed to look like cel animation from the 90s, with very slight dropshadows and even being colored with a (digital) oil paintbrush. Taken even further with the PostProcessingVideoEffects 16mm filter to make it look like it’s on old 35mm film (despite the filter actually being 16mm). Most things related to it are also Retraux, like the game which will be for the Gameboy Color.
* SpoiledBrat: Intentionally exaggerated as a jab at preschool shows and actual toddler behavior.
* StickFigureAnimation: Because it was derived from the creator’s art style but slightly more advanced. At first, the look wanted to have a cartoony art style to feel mainstream, but sooner it was abandoned for the creator’s natural drawing style.
* {{Manchild}}: Mary’s mom, to the point Mary is almost a mother figure for her.
* TheManInTheMoon: This is also done to accompany the Sunny Sun, but his design is inconsistent and sometimes he doesn’t even have a face. When he has a face he is normally a crescent as another jab at preschool shows.
* MatureWorkChildProtagonists: Brim and his friends are only 5 but it’s still very adult.
* MillenniumBug: Season 3 episode about the mass hysteria before Y2K. This show is a late pioneer of this trope; the trope only somewhat works due to Season 3 being set in 2000.
* MistakenforProstitute: When they met, Bill straight up posed the question: “Are you a prostitute?”
* OnlySixFaces: Almost every face is the same, which is mostly because of the simplistic Stickman art style.
* ParentalFavoritism: Firey gets grounded for almost everything he does, while his brother goes completely undisciplined.
* {{Phonymon}}: Chokemon. A messed up fan translation of the original Pokémon games that turns into the official English version of Pokémon and becomes popular worldwide. At the end they also anticipate “Chokemon GO coming in 20 years”.
* PresentDayPast: Season 1 is set in 1998 and Season 2 ‘99. It looks like the 90s, feels like the 90s, it has the pop culture of the 90s, but a lot of current events happen in it to stay “up to date”.
** In the episode Goash, the ice cream truck has [[WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants SpongeBob]] popsicles on the list. You can even tell the creator was aware of it since it was edited.
* {{Retraux}}: The animation is supposed to look like cel animation from the 90s, with very slight dropshadows and even being colored with a (digital) oil paintbrush. Taken even further with the PostProcessingVideoEffects 16mm filter to make it look like it’s on old 35mm film (despite the filter actually being 16mm). Most things related to it are also Retraux, like the game which will be for the Gameboy Color.
* SpoiledBrat: Intentionally exaggerated as a jab at preschool shows and actual toddler behavior.
* StickFigureAnimation: Because it was derived from the creator’s art style but slightly more advanced. At first, the look wanted to have a cartoony art style to feel mainstream, but sooner it was abandoned for the creator’s natural drawing style.
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* HostileAnimatronics: Chuck E. Cheese in the Chuck E. Cheese’s episode fires lasers at kids.
* DroppedAfterthePilot: The duo named “Stacey and Heredia”. Although a bit reasonably since they were sent off to the principals office. But it shouldn’t take more than a few hours on there, should it?
* WelcomeEpisode: The pilot is about dealing with a homeless man on the street (Jack) and their new neighbor, the Gingerbread Man.
* DroppedAfterthePilot: The duo named “Stacey and Heredia”. Although a bit reasonably since they were sent off to the principals office. But it shouldn’t take more than a few hours on there, should it?
* WelcomeEpisode: The pilot is about dealing with a homeless man on the street (Jack) and their new neighbor, the Gingerbread Man.
to:
* HostileAnimatronics: Chuck E. Cheese StylisticSuck: The show itself is made to look intentionally crude. You can especially see this in their crudely drawn mouths.
** This is more prominent in the in-universe show Ouedyza Distany, which is a [[TheMockbuster ripoff]] of Brim’s Room that the twins (Brim and Puffette) enjoy watching. The animation is literally just a video of a flipbook with voices. It also seems to have a Soviet agenda.
* SubvertedKidsShow: The show is mostly in the style of a preschool show, mostly ones from the early 90s to mid 2000s. The intro depicts the show as a happy go lucky preschool show, as well in the backgrounds where you depicts an happy paper cutout sun and clouds with rosy cheeks on their faces. This trope somewhat came into effect with the decision to make episodes 6-7 minutes, most preschool shows being 5 minutes with 2 more minutes to make a coherent story.
* SuckECheeses: Quite literally. There is a whole episode planned about a trip to ChuckE. E Cheese’s episode fires lasers at kids.
that goes horribly.
*DroppedAfterthePilot: The duo named “Stacey and Heredia”. Although a bit reasonably since they were sent off to the principals office. But it shouldn’t take more than a few hours on there, should it?
* WelcomeEpisode: The pilot is about dealing with a homeless man on the street (Jack) andUncannyFamilyResemblance: Ignoring their new neighbor, clothes, makeup, etc., almost EVERY single person in the Gingerbread Man.Noncibium family share this look but aged down or up.
** This is more prominent in the in-universe show Ouedyza Distany, which is a [[TheMockbuster ripoff]] of Brim’s Room that the twins (Brim and Puffette) enjoy watching. The animation is literally just a video of a flipbook with voices. It also seems to have a Soviet agenda.
* SubvertedKidsShow: The show is mostly in the style of a preschool show, mostly ones from the early 90s to mid 2000s. The intro depicts the show as a happy go lucky preschool show, as well in the backgrounds where you depicts an happy paper cutout sun and clouds with rosy cheeks on their faces. This trope somewhat came into effect with the decision to make episodes 6-7 minutes, most preschool shows being 5 minutes with 2 more minutes to make a coherent story.
* SuckECheeses: Quite literally. There is a whole episode planned about a trip to Chuck
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* WelcomeEpisode: The pilot is about dealing with a homeless man on the street (Jack) and
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* WhiteMaskofDoom: EAS Guy.
* ChekhovsGunman: You’d exact EAS Guy to only have almost one appearance since he has such an insignificant job, but he’s a pretty deep character.
* EmergencyBroadcast: We see one as early as Episode 2.
* DeliberateVHSQuality: Some episodes, such as the Halloween special, use this to achieve a certain effect.
** The DVDs are VHS quality to give the feel of a show on VHS, not DVD.
* MillenniumBug: Season 3 episode about the mass hysteria before Y2K. This show is a late pioneer of this trope; the trope only somewhat works due to Season 3 being set in 2000.
* GirlsvsBoysPlot: The third episode, literally titled “Boys vs. Girls”, have the boys and girls see who’s the best by hosting a sleepover for each gender after the girls find the boys screwing around in the bathroom. A rare example as the boys win over the girls, but the girls aren’t really made to be seen as inferior made.
* MistakenforProstitute: When they met, Bill straight up posed the question: “Are you a prostitute?”
* ParentalFavoritism: Firey gets grounded for almost everything he does, while his brother goes completely undisciplined.
* ChekhovsGunman: You’d exact EAS Guy to only have almost one appearance since he has such an insignificant job, but he’s a pretty deep character.
* EmergencyBroadcast: We see one as early as Episode 2.
* DeliberateVHSQuality: Some episodes, such as the Halloween special, use this to achieve a certain effect.
** The DVDs are VHS quality to give the feel of a show on VHS, not DVD.
* MillenniumBug: Season 3 episode about the mass hysteria before Y2K. This show is a late pioneer of this trope; the trope only somewhat works due to Season 3 being set in 2000.
* GirlsvsBoysPlot: The third episode, literally titled “Boys vs. Girls”, have the boys and girls see who’s the best by hosting a sleepover for each gender after the girls find the boys screwing around in the bathroom. A rare example as the boys win over the girls, but the girls aren’t really made to be seen as inferior made.
* MistakenforProstitute: When they met, Bill straight up posed the question: “Are you a prostitute?”
* ParentalFavoritism: Firey gets grounded for almost everything he does, while his brother goes completely undisciplined.
to:
* VocalEvolution: In the pilot, everybody has the voice of J.R., expect for Rebecca, Brim, Brueed, and Mrs. Hernandes.
* WelcomeEpisode: The pilot is about dealing with a homeless man on the street (Jack) and their new neighbor, the Gingerbread Man.
* WhiteMaskofDoom: EASGuy.
* ChekhovsGunman: You’d exact EAS Guy to only have almost one appearance since he has such an insignificant job, but he’s a pretty deep character.
* EmergencyBroadcast: We see one as early as Episode 2.
* DeliberateVHSQuality: Some episodes, such as the Halloween special, use this to achieve a certain effect.
** The DVDs are VHS quality to give the feel of a show on VHS, not DVD.
* MillenniumBug: Season 3 episode about the mass hysteria before Y2K. This show is a late pioneer of this trope; the trope only somewhat works due to Season 3 being set in 2000.
* GirlsvsBoysPlot: The third episode, literally titled “Boys vs. Girls”, have the boys and girls see who’s the best by hosting a sleepover for each gender after the girls find the boys screwing around in the bathroom. A rare example as the boys win over the girls, but the girls aren’t really made to be seen as inferior made.
* MistakenforProstitute: When they met, Bill straight up posed the question: “Are you a prostitute?”
* ParentalFavoritism: Firey gets grounded for almost everything he does, while his brother goes completely undisciplined.Guy.
* WelcomeEpisode: The pilot is about dealing with a homeless man on the street (Jack) and their new neighbor, the Gingerbread Man.
* WhiteMaskofDoom: EAS
* ChekhovsGunman: You’d exact EAS Guy to only have almost one appearance since he has such an insignificant job, but he’s a pretty deep character.
* EmergencyBroadcast: We see one as early as Episode 2.
* DeliberateVHSQuality: Some episodes, such as the Halloween special, use this to achieve a certain effect.
** The DVDs are VHS quality to give the feel of a show on VHS, not DVD.
* MillenniumBug: Season 3 episode about the mass hysteria before Y2K. This show is a late pioneer of this trope; the trope only somewhat works due to Season 3 being set in 2000.
* GirlsvsBoysPlot: The third episode, literally titled “Boys vs. Girls”, have the boys and girls see who’s the best by hosting a sleepover for each gender after the girls find the boys screwing around in the bathroom. A rare example as the boys win over the girls, but the girls aren’t really made to be seen as inferior made.
* MistakenforProstitute: When they met, Bill straight up posed the question: “Are you a prostitute?”
* ParentalFavoritism: Firey gets grounded for almost everything he does, while his brother goes completely undisciplined.
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* WeAllLiveInAmerica: Farehgo is basically just America, but not because it’s on another planet.
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* BabyTalk: Done on Brim to make him sound like a toddler. For some reason, none of the other preschoolers have this except for the high pitched voices.
* SpoiledBrat: Intentionally exagarrated as a jab at preschool shows and actual toddler behavior.
* SpoiledBrat: Intentionally exagarrated as a jab at preschool shows and actual toddler behavior.
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* AmazingTechnicolorPopulation: Most people in this show are literal white (or sometimes yellow) to emphasize the "stickmen" artstyle. Minorities aren't exempt from this either: Black people are dark gray [[note]]This is intended as to show black people's skin color as the opposite of white people (again, literal white) without making the faces invisible[[/note]], and other minorities such as Asians and Hispanics just have the same skin tones as white people.
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It currently only has one episode, but is planned for 12 more. It’s pilot released February 5, 2022. [[ExtremelyLenghtyCreation [[ExtremelyLengthyCreation And you’d think there’d be at least 2 more episodes by now.]]
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* HumansAreWhite: Despite the creator himself being black, almost EVERYONE is white[[note]]There is also a huge lack of actual white skin. Most white characters in this show are actually literal white or yellow.[[/note]] in Season 1, save for some Hispanics[[note]]Brim's family themselves are actually Puerto Rican, however this has never even been hinted at.[[/note]] and Brim's classmate who is Japanese.
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* CrapsaccharineWorld: Also somewhat the premise of the series. Despite it looking all cutesy and stuff when you first see it, it's pretty much the opposite of a Sugar Bowl.
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* ArtEvolution: The first few episodes of the series are DRASTICALLY different from each other. The pilot's artstyle is completely different from the succeeding episodes and has overdone Stylistic Suck (it is toned down a bit in after the pilot). It is black and white, excluding the last minute, and it lacks any of the cel animation effects that make Brim's Room Brim's Room. The next episode introduces the cel effects, but with pencil. The next episode uses proper dropshadows, and then Jasper E. Chess'es has the finalized art style that uses a digital paintbrush to color in and the other such.
* VocalEvolution: In the pilot, everybody has the voice of J.R., expect for Rebecca, Brim, Brueed, and Mrs. Hernandes.
* VocalEvolution: In the pilot, everybody has the voice of J.R., expect for Rebecca, Brim, Brueed, and Mrs. Hernandes.
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* MistakenforProstitute: When they met, Bill straight up posed the question: “Are you a prostitute?”
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* MistakenforProstitute: When they met, Bill straight up posed the question: “Are you a prostitute?”prostitute?”
* ParentalFavoritism: Firey gets grounded for almost everything he does, while his brother goes completely undisciplined.
* ParentalFavoritism: Firey gets grounded for almost everything he does, while his brother goes completely undisciplined.
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* Retraux: The animation is supposed to look like cel animation from the 90s, down to the old film. Most things related to it are also Retraux, like the game which is supposed to be for the Gameboy Color.
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* Retraux: The animation is supposed to look like cel animation from the 90s, down to with very slight dropshadows and even being colored with a (digital) oil paintbrush. Taken even further with the PostProcessingVideoEffects 16mm filter to make it look like it’s on old film. 35mm film (despite the filter actually being 16mm). Most things related to it are also Retraux, like the game which is supposed to will be for the Gameboy Color.
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* GirlsvsBoysPlot: The third episode, literally titled “Boys vs. Girls”, have the boys and girls see who’s the best by hosting a sleepover for each gender after the girls find the boys screwing around in the bathroom. A rare example as the boys win over the girls, but the girls aren’t really made to be seen as inferior made.
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* GirlsvsBoysPlot: The third episode, literally titled “Boys vs. Girls”, have the boys and girls see who’s the best by hosting a sleepover for each gender after the girls find the boys screwing around in the bathroom. A rare example as the boys win over the girls, but the girls aren’t really made to be seen as inferior made.made.
* MistakenforProstitute: When they met, Bill straight up posed the question: “Are you a prostitute?”
* MistakenforProstitute: When they met, Bill straight up posed the question: “Are you a prostitute?”
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* GirlsvsBoysPlot: The third episode, literally titled “Boys vs. Girls”, have the boys and girls see who’s the best by hosting a sleepover for each gender after the girls find the boys screwing around in the bathroom.
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* GirlsvsBoysPlot: The third episode, literally titled “Boys vs. Girls”, have the boys and girls see who’s the best by hosting a sleepover for each gender after the girls find the boys screwing around in the bathroom. A rare example as the boys win over the girls, but the girls aren’t really made to be seen as inferior made.
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* MillenniumBug: Season 3 episode about the mass hysteria before Y2K. This show is a late pioneer of this trope; the trope only somewhat works due to Season 3 being set in 2000.
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* MillenniumBug: Season 3 episode about the mass hysteria before Y2K. This show is a late pioneer of this trope; the trope only somewhat works due to Season 3 being set in 2000.2000.
* GirlsvsBoysPlot: The third episode, literally titled “Boys vs. Girls”, have the boys and girls see who’s the best by hosting a sleepover for each gender after the girls find the boys screwing around in the bathroom.
* GirlsvsBoysPlot: The third episode, literally titled “Boys vs. Girls”, have the boys and girls see who’s the best by hosting a sleepover for each gender after the girls find the boys screwing around in the bathroom.
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** The DVDs are VHS quality to give the feel of a show on VHS, not DVD.
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** The DVDs are VHS quality to give the feel of a show on VHS, not DVD.DVD.
* MillenniumBug: Season 3 episode about the mass hysteria before Y2K. This show is a late pioneer of this trope; the trope only somewhat works due to Season 3 being set in 2000.
* MillenniumBug: Season 3 episode about the mass hysteria before Y2K. This show is a late pioneer of this trope; the trope only somewhat works due to Season 3 being set in 2000.
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Note: Show is mostly upcoming, most of the tropes here entail what to expect of it in the future so do not remove them.
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Note: Show is mostly upcoming, most Most of the tropes here entail what to expect of it in the future are for later episodes so do not don’t remove them.
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* UniquePilotTitleSequence: The pilot uses what would’ve been an unused intro as there was not enough time to make a new one.
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* UniquePilotTitleSequence: The pilot uses what would’ve been an unused intro as there was not enough time to make a new one.one.
* WhiteMaskofDoom: EAS Guy.
* ChekhovsGunman: You’d exact EAS Guy to only have almost one appearance since he has such an insignificant job, but he’s a pretty deep character.
* EmergencyBroadcast: We see one as early as Episode 2.
* DeliberateVHSQuality: Some episodes, such as the Halloween special, use this to achieve a certain effect.
** The DVDs are VHS quality to give the feel of a show on VHS, not DVD.
* WhiteMaskofDoom: EAS Guy.
* ChekhovsGunman: You’d exact EAS Guy to only have almost one appearance since he has such an insignificant job, but he’s a pretty deep character.
* EmergencyBroadcast: We see one as early as Episode 2.
* DeliberateVHSQuality: Some episodes, such as the Halloween special, use this to achieve a certain effect.
** The DVDs are VHS quality to give the feel of a show on VHS, not DVD.
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* HostileAnimatronics: Chuck E. Cheese in the Chuck E. Cheese’s episode fires lasers at kids.
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* HostileAnimatronics: Chuck E. Cheese in the Chuck E. Cheese’s episode fires lasers at kids.kids.
* DroppedAfterthePilot: The duo named “Stacey and Heredia”. Although a bit reasonably since they were sent off to the principals office. But it shouldn’t take more than a few hours on there, should it?
* WelcomeEpisode: The pilot is about dealing with a homeless man on the street (Jack) and their new neighbor, the Gingerbread Man.
* UniquePilotTitleSequence: The pilot uses what would’ve been an unused intro as there was not enough time to make a new one.
* DroppedAfterthePilot: The duo named “Stacey and Heredia”. Although a bit reasonably since they were sent off to the principals office. But it shouldn’t take more than a few hours on there, should it?
* WelcomeEpisode: The pilot is about dealing with a homeless man on the street (Jack) and their new neighbor, the Gingerbread Man.
* UniquePilotTitleSequence: The pilot uses what would’ve been an unused intro as there was not enough time to make a new one.
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** Subverted with the frame rate. Despite how it seems, the 12fps is not to emulate stop motion. It’s just for a faster production process.
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** Subverted with the frame rate. Despite how it seems, the 12fps is not to emulate stop motion. It’s just for a faster production process.process.
* HostileAnimatronics: Chuck E. Cheese in the Chuck E. Cheese’s episode fires lasers at kids.
* HostileAnimatronics: Chuck E. Cheese in the Chuck E. Cheese’s episode fires lasers at kids.
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* KidsRaidingTheWineCabinet: “Sleepover or Hangover” where the kids find beer and wine thinking it’s a normal drink and they let all the kids in their party drink it with them. Surprisingly, they never get caught, despite there being a huge mess when they get home.
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* KidsRaidingTheWineCabinet: “Sleepover or Hangover” where the kids find beer and wine thinking it’s a normal drink and they let all the kids in their party drink it with them. Surprisingly, they never get caught, despite there being a huge mess when they get home.home.
* StopFauxtion: It’s very common to see fake stop motion paired with the fake cel animation in this series. It’s even pictured above. They usually consist of a construction paper texture animated on the same layer as the cel animation, since both techniques have the same dropshadow, although there are separate layers if more is needed.
** Speaking of stop motion dropshadows, the second episode (the first to use dropshadows) had dropshadows made from a pencil texture, originally with imitating early South Park in mind. But when halfway the creator tried to replicate cel animation, it ALSO used dropshadows.
**Subverted with the frame rate. Despite how it seems, the 12fps is not to emulate stop motion. It’s just for a faster production process.
* StopFauxtion: It’s very common to see fake stop motion paired with the fake cel animation in this series. It’s even pictured above. They usually consist of a construction paper texture animated on the same layer as the cel animation, since both techniques have the same dropshadow, although there are separate layers if more is needed.
** Speaking of stop motion dropshadows, the second episode (the first to use dropshadows) had dropshadows made from a pencil texture, originally with imitating early South Park in mind. But when halfway the creator tried to replicate cel animation, it ALSO used dropshadows.
**Subverted with the frame rate. Despite how it seems, the 12fps is not to emulate stop motion. It’s just for a faster production process.
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* Manchild: Mary’s mom, to the point Mary is almost a mother figure for her.
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* Manchild: Mary’s mom, to the point Mary is almost a mother figure for her.her.
* KidsRaidingTheWineCabinet: “Sleepover or Hangover” where the kids find beer and wine thinking it’s a normal drink and they let all the kids in their party drink it with them. Surprisingly, they never get caught, despite there being a huge mess when they get home.
* KidsRaidingTheWineCabinet: “Sleepover or Hangover” where the kids find beer and wine thinking it’s a normal drink and they let all the kids in their party drink it with them. Surprisingly, they never get caught, despite there being a huge mess when they get home.
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* AnnoyingYoungerSibling: Brich and Puffina, the twin’s younger siblings.
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* AnnoyingYoungerSibling: Brich and Puffina, the twin’s younger siblings.siblings.
* ForeignCultureFetish: Mary’s mom, who is obsessed with Japan to the point she regularly wears a kimono and also regularly sprinkes Basic Japanese [[labelnote:mostly basic]]She sometimes says Japanese words that are more advanced.[[/labelnote]] into daily conversation.
* MatureWorkChildProtagonists: Brim and his friends are only 5 but it’s still very adult.
* Manchild: Mary’s mom, to the point Mary is almost a mother figure for her.
* ForeignCultureFetish: Mary’s mom, who is obsessed with Japan to the point she regularly wears a kimono and also regularly sprinkes Basic Japanese [[labelnote:mostly basic]]She sometimes says Japanese words that are more advanced.[[/labelnote]] into daily conversation.
* MatureWorkChildProtagonists: Brim and his friends are only 5 but it’s still very adult.
* Manchild: Mary’s mom, to the point Mary is almost a mother figure for her.
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* HeldBackInSchool: Rebecca, despite being in a kindergarten class, is actually 8 years old but has been held back several times.
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* HeldBackInSchool: Rebecca, despite being in a kindergarten class, is actually 8 years old but has been held back several times.times.
* AnnoyingYoungerSibling: Brich and Puffina, the twin’s younger siblings.
* AnnoyingYoungerSibling: Brich and Puffina, the twin’s younger siblings.
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* StickFigureAnimation: Because it was derived from the creator’s art style but slightly more advanced. At first, the look wanted to have a cartoony art style to feel mainstream, but sooner it was abandoned for the creator’s natural drawing style.
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* StickFigureAnimation: Because it was derived from the creator’s art style but slightly more advanced. At first, the look wanted to have a cartoony art style to feel mainstream, but sooner it was abandoned for the creator’s natural drawing style.style.
* HalfIdenticalTwins: Brim and Puffette are completely identical twins, aside from a mole on Puffette’s feet. They only look different because they dress differently.
* AlwaysIdenticalTwins: Not only are Brim and Puffette twins, their younger siblings are also gender mixed twins who ALSO bear an uncanny resemblance to the twins as babies.
* UncannyFamilyResemblance: Ignoring their clothes, makeup, etc., almost EVERY single person in the Noncibium family share this look but aged down or up.
* DirtyKid: For a 5 year old, Puffette is ridiculously sex-obsessed.
* HeldBackInSchool: Rebecca, despite being in a kindergarten class, is actually 8 years old but has been held back several times.
* HalfIdenticalTwins: Brim and Puffette are completely identical twins, aside from a mole on Puffette’s feet. They only look different because they dress differently.
* AlwaysIdenticalTwins: Not only are Brim and Puffette twins, their younger siblings are also gender mixed twins who ALSO bear an uncanny resemblance to the twins as babies.
* UncannyFamilyResemblance: Ignoring their clothes, makeup, etc., almost EVERY single person in the Noncibium family share this look but aged down or up.
* DirtyKid: For a 5 year old, Puffette is ridiculously sex-obsessed.
* HeldBackInSchool: Rebecca, despite being in a kindergarten class, is actually 8 years old but has been held back several times.
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* OnlySixFaces: Almost every face is the same, which is mostly because of the simplistic Stickman art style.
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* OnlySixFaces: Almost every face is the same, which is mostly because of the simplistic Stickman art style.
* StickFigureAnimation: Because it was derived from the creator’s art style but slightly more advanced. At first, the look wanted to have a cartoony art style to feel mainstream, but sooner it was abandoned for the creator’s natural drawing style.
* StickFigureAnimation: Because it was derived from the creator’s art style but slightly more advanced. At first, the look wanted to have a cartoony art style to feel mainstream, but sooner it was abandoned for the creator’s natural drawing style.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Are those raindrops?]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Are those raindrops?]]
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** TheManInTheMoon: This is also done to accompany the Sunny Sun, but his design is inconsistent and sometimes he doesn’t even have a face. When he has a face he is normally a crescent as another jab at preschool shows.
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** TheManInTheMoon: This is also done to accompany the Sunny Sun, but his design is inconsistent and sometimes he doesn’t even have a face. When he has a face he is normally a crescent as another jab at preschool shows.shows.
*OnlySixFaces: Almost every face is the same, which is mostly because of the simplistic Stickman art style.
*OnlySixFaces: Almost every face is the same, which is mostly because of the simplistic Stickman art style.
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* Phonymon: Chokemon. A messed up fan translation of the original Pokémon games that turns into the official English version of Pokémon and becomes popular worldwide. At the end they also anticipate “Chokemon GO coming in 20 years”.
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* Phonymon: Chokemon. A messed up fan translation of the original Pokémon games that turns into the official English version of Pokémon and becomes popular worldwide. At the end they also anticipate “Chokemon GO coming in 20 years”.years”.
* TheFaceOfTheSun: Done as an attempt to parody children’s shows. It is shown to be a fake construction paper sun with a smiley face. Sometimes it talks and sometimes it fits the theme, but it’s mostly just there a lot and completely ignored. He’s called the “Sunny Sun”.
**TheManInTheMoon: This is also done to accompany the Sunny Sun, but his design is inconsistent and sometimes he doesn’t even have a face. When he has a face he is normally a crescent as another jab at preschool shows.
* TheFaceOfTheSun: Done as an attempt to parody children’s shows. It is shown to be a fake construction paper sun with a smiley face. Sometimes it talks and sometimes it fits the theme, but it’s mostly just there a lot and completely ignored. He’s called the “Sunny Sun”.
**TheManInTheMoon: This is also done to accompany the Sunny Sun, but his design is inconsistent and sometimes he doesn’t even have a face. When he has a face he is normally a crescent as another jab at preschool shows.
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** This is more prominent in the in-universe show Ouedyza Distany, which is a [[TheMockbuster ripoff]] of Brim’s Room that the twins (Brim and Puffette) enjoy watching. The animation is literally just a video of a flipbook with voices. It also seems to have a Soviet agenda.
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** This is more prominent in the in-universe show Ouedyza Distany, which is a [[TheMockbuster ripoff]] of Brim’s Room that the twins (Brim and Puffette) enjoy watching. The animation is literally just a video of a flipbook with voices. It also seems to have a Soviet agenda.agenda.
*Phonymon: Chokemon. A messed up fan translation of the original Pokémon games that turns into the official English version of Pokémon and becomes popular worldwide. At the end they also anticipate “Chokemon GO coming in 20 years”.
*Phonymon: Chokemon. A messed up fan translation of the original Pokémon games that turns into the official English version of Pokémon and becomes popular worldwide. At the end they also anticipate “Chokemon GO coming in 20 years”.
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* Retreaux: The animation is supposed to look like cel animation from the 90s, down to the old film. Most things related to it are also Retraux, like the game which is supposed to be for the Gameboy Color.
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* Retraux: The animation is supposed to look like cel animation from the 90s, down to the old film. Most things related to it are also Retraux, like the game which is supposed to be for the Gameboy Color.
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* Retraux: Retreaux: The animation is supposed to look like cel animation from the 90s, down to the old film. Most things related to it are also Retraux, like the game which is supposed to be for the Gameboy Color.
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Brim’s Room, a series following two [[AnthropomorphicFood frosting puffs]] in kindergarten trying to live their lives.
It currently only has one episode, but is planned for 12 more. It’s pilot released February 5, 2022. [[ExtremelyLenghtyCreation And you’d think there’d be at least 2 more episodes by now.]]
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!!This series provides examples of:
*LimitedAnimation: The first episode. The creator thought that if it was in black and white, less time would be spent on animating it.
*SuckECheeses: Quite literally. There is a whole episode planned about a trip to Chuck E Cheese’s that goes horribly.
*Retraux: The animation is supposed to look like cel animation from the 90s, down to the old film. Most things related to it are also Retraux, like the game which is supposed to be for the Gameboy Color.
* PresentDayPast: Season 1 is set in 1998 and Season 2 ‘99. It looks like the 90s, feels like the 90s, it has the pop culture of the 90s, but a lot of current events happen in it to stay “up to date”.
** In the episode Goash, the ice cream truck has [[WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants SpongeBob]] popsicles on the list. You can even tell the creator was aware of it since it was edited.
* WeAllLiveInAmerica: Farehgo is basically just America, but not because it’s on another planet.
* SubvertedKidsShow: The show is mostly in the style of a preschool show, mostly ones from the early 90s to mid 2000s. The intro depicts the show as a happy go lucky preschool show, aswell in the backgrounds where you depicts an happy paper cutout sun and clouds with rosy cheeks on their faces. This trope somewhat came into effect with the decision to make episodes 6-7 minutes, most preschool shows being 5 minutes with 2 more minutes to make a coherent story.
* AnthropomorphicFood: The main characters are literally just anthropomorphic pieces of blue frosting. They also have a neighbor which is the [[Literature/TheGingerbreadMan Gingerbread Man]] himself.
* GingerbreadHouse: Quite literally as in the Gingerbread Man’s house. The Noncibiums (aka Brim’s family) live in a giant cake.
* StylisticSuck: The show itself is made to look intentionally crude. You can especially see this in their crudely drawn mouths.
** This is more prominent in the in-universe show Ouedyza Distany, which is a [[TheMockbuster ripoff]] of Brim’s Room that the twins (Brim and Puffette) enjoy watching. The animation is literally just a video of a flipbook with voices. It also seems to have a Soviet agenda.
Brim’s Room, a series following two [[AnthropomorphicFood frosting puffs]] in kindergarten trying to live their lives.
It currently only has one episode, but is planned for 12 more. It’s pilot released February 5, 2022. [[ExtremelyLenghtyCreation And you’d think there’d be at least 2 more episodes by now.]]
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!!This series provides examples of:
*LimitedAnimation: The first episode. The creator thought that if it was in black and white, less time would be spent on animating it.
*SuckECheeses: Quite literally. There is a whole episode planned about a trip to Chuck E Cheese’s that goes horribly.
*Retraux: The animation is supposed to look like cel animation from the 90s, down to the old film. Most things related to it are also Retraux, like the game which is supposed to be for the Gameboy Color.
* PresentDayPast: Season 1 is set in 1998 and Season 2 ‘99. It looks like the 90s, feels like the 90s, it has the pop culture of the 90s, but a lot of current events happen in it to stay “up to date”.
** In the episode Goash, the ice cream truck has [[WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants SpongeBob]] popsicles on the list. You can even tell the creator was aware of it since it was edited.
* WeAllLiveInAmerica: Farehgo is basically just America, but not because it’s on another planet.
* SubvertedKidsShow: The show is mostly in the style of a preschool show, mostly ones from the early 90s to mid 2000s. The intro depicts the show as a happy go lucky preschool show, aswell in the backgrounds where you depicts an happy paper cutout sun and clouds with rosy cheeks on their faces. This trope somewhat came into effect with the decision to make episodes 6-7 minutes, most preschool shows being 5 minutes with 2 more minutes to make a coherent story.
* AnthropomorphicFood: The main characters are literally just anthropomorphic pieces of blue frosting. They also have a neighbor which is the [[Literature/TheGingerbreadMan Gingerbread Man]] himself.
* GingerbreadHouse: Quite literally as in the Gingerbread Man’s house. The Noncibiums (aka Brim’s family) live in a giant cake.
* StylisticSuck: The show itself is made to look intentionally crude. You can especially see this in their crudely drawn mouths.
** This is more prominent in the in-universe show Ouedyza Distany, which is a [[TheMockbuster ripoff]] of Brim’s Room that the twins (Brim and Puffette) enjoy watching. The animation is literally just a video of a flipbook with voices. It also seems to have a Soviet agenda.
