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** Unwin, Sir Tuxford's page and a bully to Cavin, isn't so lucky. He disappears after Season 4.

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** Unwin, Sir Tuxford's page squire and a bully to Cavin, isn't so lucky. He disappears after Season 4.
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** Superman gets another allusion in "The Crimson Avenger" when Cubbi, as the titular hero, tells the people of Dunwyn he fights for "truth, justice, and the Dunwynian Way".
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** The episode titles "Up, Up and Away" and "Faster Than a Speeding Tummi", allude to ''Franchise/{{Superman}}''. The former alludes to something Superman traditionally says before flying and the title of a story arc; and the latter alludes to how Superman is described as "faster than a speeding bullet".
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** Gusto's eccentricity is explained to be a consequence of living alone so long. The trope is ultimately averted as Gusto is romantically interested in Sunni when she briefly becomes a grown Gummi in "Rocking Chair Bear".

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** Gusto's eccentricity is explained to be a consequence of living alone so long. The trope is ultimately averted '''averted''' as Gusto is romantically interested in Sunni when she briefly becomes a grown Gummi in "Rocking Chair Bear".



** Cavin comes down with a ''nearly'' lethal case. Cavin starts as the main human character, meeting the Gummi Bears in "A New Beginning". Introduced as the page (a knight-in-training) to head knight Sir Tuxford, its though him the audience is introduced to the Gummi Bears (and through him the Gummi's get a Gummi medallion). Later, Cavin shares his role with Princess Cala as the Gummi's human confidante. Without explanation, he vanishes after being jailed in "The Crimison Advenger" midway through the second season. Cavin makes one appearance as a main character near the end of the third season ("Knights of Gummadoon"). He's again absent for several episodes, until making a full recovery in Season 4.

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** Cavin comes down with a ''nearly'' lethal case. Cavin starts as is originally the main human character, meeting the Gummi Bears in "A New Beginning". Introduced as the Beginning". The page (a knight-in-training) to head knight Sir Tuxford, its it is though him the audience is introduced to the Gummi Bears (and Bears. It is also through him the Gummi's get a Cavin that Zummi gets his Gummi medallion). Later, medallion, and is able to open the Great Book of Gummi after it has been sealed shut for centuries. After "A Gummi By Any Other Name", Cavin shares his role with and Princess Cala share the role as the Gummi's Gummis' human confidante. Without confidante. Still, without explanation, he Cavin vanishes after being jailed in "The Crimison Advenger" Crimson Avenger" midway through the second season. Cavin makes one appearance as a main character season. Cavin's not seen nor heard from again, that is until near the end of the third season ("Knights of Gummadoon"). He's Gummadoon"). Cavin disappears again absent for several episodes, until finally making a full recovery in Season 4.
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* CryingWolf: In "Toadie's Wild Ride", Tummi lies about an ogre eating the food ''he'' ate, which makes it harder for the other Gummies to believe him when Toadie does find his way into their home.
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** King Gregor is voiced to sound like Creator/RonaldColman, an actor of UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfHollywood famous for his role in adventure movies like ''Film/ThePrisonerOfZenda''.
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* EldrichLocation: Drekmore, a land where nothing of any use grows, plants are deadly and may purposely try to kill you, and the even the mountainsides want to kill you. Castle Drekmore, perched high on a cliff over the sea, pushes the boundary of what's possible to build. Duke Igthorn is literally the only human being who lives there. Although the dukedom legitimately belongs to the Igthorn family, the castle had been abandoned for many years before Igthorn took up residence. In "Light Makes Right", Igthorn reveals that he grew up in a house in Dunwyn ([[spoiler: and presumably his brother Sir Victor as well]]).

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* EldrichLocation: EldritchLocation: Drekmore, a land where nothing of any use grows, plants are deadly and may purposely try to kill you, and the even the mountainsides want to kill you. Castle Drekmore, perched high on a cliff over the sea, pushes the boundary of what's possible to build. Duke Igthorn is literally the only human being who lives there. Although the dukedom legitimately belongs to the Igthorn family, the castle had been abandoned for many years before Igthorn took up residence. In "Light Makes Right", Igthorn reveals that he grew up in a house in Dunwyn ([[spoiler: and presumably his brother Sir Victor as well]]).

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* ElaborateUndergroundBase: Gummi Glen has an unusually realistic take on such a habitat and the various tasks necessary to maintain it and the consequences of neglecting it is a source of story material.

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* ElaborateUndergroundBase: Gummi Glen has an unusually realistic take on such a habitat and the various tasks necessary to maintain it and the consequences of neglecting it is a source of story material.material
* EldrichLocation: Drekmore, a land where nothing of any use grows, plants are deadly and may purposely try to kill you, and the even the mountainsides want to kill you. Castle Drekmore, perched high on a cliff over the sea, pushes the boundary of what's possible to build. Duke Igthorn is literally the only human being who lives there. Although the dukedom legitimately belongs to the Igthorn family, the castle had been abandoned for many years before Igthorn took up residence. In "Light Makes Right", Igthorn reveals that he grew up in a house in Dunwyn ([[spoiler: and presumably his brother Sir Victor as well]]).
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** Gusto's eccentricity is explained to be a consequence of living alone so long. The trope is ultimately averted as Gusto is romantically interested when Sunni briefly becomes a grown Gummi in "Rocking Chair Bear".

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** Gusto's eccentricity is explained to be a consequence of living alone so long. The trope is ultimately averted as Gusto is romantically interested when in Sunni when she briefly becomes a grown Gummi in "Rocking Chair Bear".

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* AmbiguouslyGay: Gusto Gummi is yet another in the long-standing Disney television tradition of figures who are coded just enough as gay to appeal to gay youth and gay young adults but not enough to be noticed by and draw the wrath of conservative parents or paranoid advertising sponsors.

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Gusto Gummi is yet another in the long-standing Disney television tradition of figures who are coded just enough as gay to appeal to gay youth and gay young adults but not enough to be noticed by and draw the wrath of conservative parents or paranoid advertising sponsors.



** Cavin comes down with a ''nearly'' lethal case. Cavin is the main human character, meeting the Gummi Bears in "A New Beginning". The page (the first step in being a knight-in-training) to head knight Sir Tuxford, he gives the gummi's the gummi medalion his grandfather Sir Gawain gifted to him. Later, Cavin shares his role with Princess Cala as the Gummi's human confidante. Without explanation, he vanishes after being jailed in "The Crimison Advenger" midway through the second season. Cavin makes one appearance as a main character near the end of the third season ("Knights of Gummadoon"). He's again absent for several episodes, until making a full recovery in Season 4.

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** Cavin comes down with a ''nearly'' lethal case. Cavin is starts as the main human character, meeting the Gummi Bears in "A New Beginning". The Introduced as the page (the first step in being a (a knight-in-training) to head knight Sir Tuxford, he gives its though him the gummi's audience is introduced to the gummi medalion his grandfather Sir Gawain gifted to him. Gummi Bears (and through him the Gummi's get a Gummi medallion). Later, Cavin shares his role with Princess Cala as the Gummi's human confidante. Without explanation, he vanishes after being jailed in "The Crimison Advenger" midway through the second season. Cavin makes one appearance as a main character near the end of the third season ("Knights of Gummadoon"). He's again absent for several episodes, until making a full recovery in Season 4.

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* AmbiguouslyAbsentParent: Cavin's parents are never seen or mentioned, his only known relative being his grandfather Sir Gawain. He does mention leaving home to go to Dunwyn to become a knight. This is actually TruthInTelevision, becoming a page was a medieval boy's first step toward knighthood. Cavin should eventually graduate to squire at about age 14, becoming a full knight at 21.
* AmbiguouslyGay: Gusto Gummi is yet another in the long-standing Disney television tradition of figures who are coded just enough as gay to appeal to gay youth and gay young adults but not enough to be noticed by and draw the wrath of conservative parents or paranoid advertising sponsors. Gusto's eccentricity is explained away in story as a consequence of living alone so long. The trope is ultimately averted as Gusto is romantically interested when Sunni briefly becomes a grown Gummi in "Rocking Chair Bear".

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Cavin's parents are never seen or mentioned, his only known relative being his grandfather Sir Gawain. He does mention leaving home to go to Dunwyn to become a knight. knight in "He Who Laughs Last".
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This is actually TruthInTelevision, becoming a page was a medieval boy's first step toward knighthood. Cavin should eventually graduate to squire at about age 14, becoming a full knight at 21.
* AmbiguouslyGay: Gusto Gummi is yet another in the long-standing Disney television tradition of figures who are coded just enough as gay to appeal to gay youth and gay young adults but not enough to be noticed by and draw the wrath of conservative parents or paranoid advertising sponsors.
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Gusto's eccentricity is explained away in story as to be a consequence of living alone so long. The trope is ultimately averted as Gusto is romantically interested when Sunni briefly becomes a grown Gummi in "Rocking Chair Bear".

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* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: After Season 4, Unwin is never seen again.

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** Cavin comes down with a ''nearly'' lethal case. Cavin is the main human character, meeting the Gummi Bears in "A New Beginning". The page (the first step in being a knight-in-training) to head knight Sir Tuxford, he gives the gummi's the gummi medalion his grandfather Sir Gawain gifted to him. Later, Cavin shares his role with Princess Cala as the Gummi's human confidante. Without explanation, he vanishes after being jailed in "The Crimison Advenger" midway through the second season. Cavin makes one appearance as a main character near the end of the third season ("Knights of Gummadoon"). He's again absent for several episodes, until making a full recovery in
Season 4, Unwin is never seen again.4.
** Unwin, Sir Tuxford's page and a bully to Cavin, isn't so lucky. He disappears after Season 4.
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* AmbiguouslyAbsentParent: Cavin's parents are never seen or mentioned, his only known relative being his grandfather Sir Gawain. He does mention leaving home to go to Dunwyn to become a knight. This is actually TruthInTelevision, becoming a page was a medieval boy's first step toward knighthood. Cavin would eventually graduate to squire at about age 14 becoming a full knight at 21.

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* AmbiguouslyAbsentParent: Cavin's parents are never seen or mentioned, his only known relative being his grandfather Sir Gawain. He does mention leaving home to go to Dunwyn to become a knight. This is actually TruthInTelevision, becoming a page was a medieval boy's first step toward knighthood. Cavin would should eventually graduate to squire at about age 14 14, becoming a full knight at 21.
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* AmbiguouslyAbsentParent: Cavin's parents are never seen or mentioned, his only known relative being his grandfather Sir Gawain.
* AmbiguouslyGay: Gusto Gummi is yet another in the long-standing Disney television tradition of figures who are coded just enough as gay to appeal to gay youth and gay young adults but not enough to be noticed by and draw the wrath of conservative parents or paranoid advertising sponsors.

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* AmbiguouslyAbsentParent: Cavin's parents are never seen or mentioned, his only known relative being his grandfather Sir Gawain. \n He does mention leaving home to go to Dunwyn to become a knight. This is actually TruthInTelevision, becoming a page was a medieval boy's first step toward knighthood. Cavin would eventually graduate to squire at about age 14 becoming a full knight at 21.
* AmbiguouslyGay: Gusto Gummi is yet another in the long-standing Disney television tradition of figures who are coded just enough as gay to appeal to gay youth and gay young adults but not enough to be noticed by and draw the wrath of conservative parents or paranoid advertising sponsors. Gusto's eccentricity is explained away in story as a consequence of living alone so long. The trope is ultimately averted as Gusto is romantically interested when Sunni briefly becomes a grown Gummi in "Rocking Chair Bear".

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