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** And lastly, Charlie, who wants to keep his promise to David, makes another bargain with Red. He will give Gabriel's Horn to him if he gives him another collar (although he has to wear the collar first in order to do that).
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** And lastly, Charlie, who wants to keep his promise to David, makes another bargain with Red. He will give Gabriel's Horn to him if he gives him another collar (although he has to wear the collar first in order to do that). Red was actually counting on that; what he didn't tell Charlie that the collars give him control over his subjects, so Charlie wouldn't go back on his word once he's given the collar.
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* ForcefulKiss: In order to pass his ability to talk to humans onto Sasha (and because AllMenArePerverts), Charlie removes his collar to turn invisible, then appears before Sasha and surprises her with a long, hard kiss on the mouth. She's understandably pissed by it.
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* ForcefulKiss: In order to pass his ability to talk to humans onto Sasha (and because AllMenArePerverts), Charlie removes his collar to turn invisible, then appears before Sasha and surprises her with a long, hard kiss on the mouth. She's understandably pissed by it. Then again, It was the only way he could think of to prove to David he's an angel.
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* TimeyWimeyBall: Assuming that he died after at least a couple of years after the events of the first movie (set in the late 1930s), this is the only explanation as to how Itchy can be recently deceased, yet gets sent down to Earth with Charlie in the mid 1990s. That, or he's some kind of miracle dog who lived into his sixties.
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* TimeyWimeyBall: Assuming that he died after at least a couple of years after the events of the first movie (set in the late 1930s), this is the only explanation as to how Itchy can be recently deceased, yet gets sent down to Earth with Charlie in the mid 1990s. That, or he's some kind of miracle dog who lived into his sixties. A general interpretation of Book of Revelations' description of time passage in Heaven is that it doesn't pass the same way it does on Earth. If the film goes by that interpretation, it could be that 60 years passed on Earth while only a few moments passed after Itchy died and arrived in Heaven.
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** "It's Too Heavenly Here" in the final lyrics.
---> '''Charlie:''' I'll give you 8 to 3, it's too heavenly.... too heavenly here!
---> '''Charlie and Sasha:''' Now that you're loving me, it's so heavenly... so heavenly here!
---> '''Charlie:''' I'll give you 8 to 3, it's too heavenly.... too heavenly here!
---> '''Charlie and Sasha:''' Now that you're loving me, it's so heavenly... so heavenly here!
* MeaningfulEcho: "It's Too Heavenly Here" in the final lyrics.
** Charlie complains about how perfect Heaven is, as it is too heavenly.
---> '''Charlie:''' I'll give you 8 to 3, it's too heavenly.... too heavenly here!
** Charlie and Sasha are together again, which is the perfect ending of their story, and life together is just so heavenly.
---> '''Charlie and Sasha:''' Now that you're loving me, it's so heavenly... so heavenly here!
** Charlie complains about how perfect Heaven is, as it is too heavenly.
---> '''Charlie:''' I'll give you 8 to 3, it's too heavenly.... too heavenly here!
** Charlie and Sasha are together again, which is the perfect ending of their story, and life together is just so heavenly.
---> '''Charlie and Sasha:''' Now that you're loving me, it's so heavenly... so heavenly here!
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* {{Satan}}: Though he doesn't appear this time, this installment has Red, an anthropomorphic red hellcat who seems to be the lap-demon of Old Scratch.
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* {{Satan}}: Though he doesn't appear this time, this installment has Red, an anthropomorphic red hellcat who seems to be the lap-demon of Old Scratch. When Carface asked where Red disappeared to, Charlie comments that "his master yanked his leash".
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* RewardedAsATraitorDeserves: [[Spoiler:Carface betrayed Heaven to Red in exchange for being physical and whole on Earth. Once Red is defeated, he's come to collect Carface, who stupidly offered his soul for his collar, not realizing what it meant. He gets dragged to Hell]].
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* RewardedAsATraitorDeserves: [[Spoiler:Carface [[spoiler:Carface betrayed Heaven to Red in exchange for being physical and whole on Earth. Once Red is defeated, he's come to collect Carface, who stupidly offered his soul for his collar, not realizing what it meant. He gets dragged to Hell]].
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* RewardedAsATraitorDeserves: [[Spoiler:Carface betrayed Heaven to Red in exchange for being physical and whole on Earth. Once Red is defeated, he's come to collect Carface, who stupidly offered his soul for his collar, not realizing what it meant. He gets dragged to Hell]].
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** At the climax after returning David home, Charlie and Sasha were about to kiss, until David gets their attention, showing that he's managed to convince his parents to adopt them. Now Charlie and Sasha share TheBigDamnKiss before entering their new home and beginning their new lives together.
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* TheBigDamnKiss: [[spoiler:Charlie and Sasha get their kiss at the end of the movie, with "It's Too Heavenly Here" playing on in the background.]]
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* TheBigDamnKiss: [[spoiler:Charlie and Sasha get their kiss at the end of the movie, with the reprise of "It's Too Heavenly Here" playing on in the background.]]
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** "It's Too Heavenly Here" in the final lyrics.
---> '''Charlie:''' I'll give you 8 to 3, it's too heavenly.... too heavenly here!
---> '''Charlie and Sasha:''' Now that you're loving me, it's so heavenly... so heavenly here!
---> '''Charlie:''' I'll give you 8 to 3, it's too heavenly.... too heavenly here!
---> '''Charlie and Sasha:''' Now that you're loving me, it's so heavenly... so heavenly here!
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* AnguishedDeclarationOfLove: In the end between Charlie and Sasha once Red is defeated and the Horn of Gabriel retrieved. Their mission over, Itchy tells Charlie they need to return to Heaven, who isn't happy about having to leave Sasha.
-->'''Charlie:''' Sasha... I love you...
-->'''Sasha:''' I love you too, Charlie...
-->'''Charlie:''' Sasha... I love you...
-->'''Sasha:''' I love you too, Charlie...
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* ArtisticLicenseBiology: Well, how else would two dogs have shared TheBigDamnKiss at the end? {{Lampshaded}} by Itchy early on when he's trying to tell Sasha that his "lips are sealed" in regards to where Charlie is and takes great effort showing her his nonexistent lips.
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* ArtisticLicenseBiology: ArtisticLicenseBiology:
** The life expectancy of a dachshund is twelve to sixteen years, the film is set nearly sixty years after the original, and yet Itsy has only ''just'' died -- not even from old age but from choking on a bone.
** Well, how else would two dogs have shared TheBigDamnKiss at the end? {{Lampshaded}} by Itchy early on when he's trying to tell Sasha that his "lips are sealed" in regards to where Charlie is and takes great effort showing her his nonexistent lips.
** The life expectancy of a dachshund is twelve to sixteen years, the film is set nearly sixty years after the original, and yet Itsy has only ''just'' died -- not even from old age but from choking on a bone.
** Well, how else would two dogs have shared TheBigDamnKiss at the end? {{Lampshaded}} by Itchy early on when he's trying to tell Sasha that his "lips are sealed" in regards to where Charlie is and takes great effort showing her his nonexistent lips.
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The first film had multiple musical numbers as well.
* ActuallyPrettyFunny: Red makes a dramatic first attempt at blowing Gabriel's horn. When it doesn't quite work out, Carface laughs his ass off.
* BadassInDistress: Annabelle, the archangel dog who in the first movie and TV series could effortlessly dispose of any demons that played against the rules, is quickly imprisoned by Red due to getting his hands of Gabriel's horn.
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* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome:
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* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome:ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: Few ancilary characters from the first film reappear. It is semi-justified due to the TimeSkip, though it's worth noting some minor characters like the casino Chihuahua do cameo in Heaven as acknowledgement of this:
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* CulturalTranslation: This film is set in UsefulNotes/SanFrancisco, unlike the UsefulNotes/NewOrleans setting of the original.
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* CulturalTranslation: This film is set in UsefulNotes/SanFrancisco, unlike the UsefulNotes/NewOrleans setting of the original. Justified as that's where Gabriel's Horn had fallen.
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* {{Disneyfication}}: Unlike the original, this film has several musical numbers, a ''much'' lighter tone (the demonic villain Red notwithstanding), and a brighter, softer color palette.
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* {{Disneyfication}}: Unlike the original, this film has several musical numbers, a ''much'' lighter tone (the demonic villain Red notwithstanding), and a brighter, softer color palette.
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* TheMusical: All throughout the movie.
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* TheMusical: All throughout the movie.movie, much like the first.
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Charlie willingly mortgages Gabriel's horn to Red in order to fulfill his promise to David... giving Red just what he needs to fulfill his plans.
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: NiceJobBreakingItHero:
** Annabelle, won over by Carface's redeemed act, awards him a pin for "Most Rehabilitated". This ends up pivotal to Carface stealing Gabriel's horn.
** After recovering it, Charliewillingly reluctantly mortgages Gabriel's horn to Red in order to fulfill his promise to David... giving Red just what he needs to fulfill his plans.
** Annabelle, won over by Carface's redeemed act, awards him a pin for "Most Rehabilitated". This ends up pivotal to Carface stealing Gabriel's horn.
** After recovering it, Charlie
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* VillainDecay: In the original movie, Carface is intelligent and dangerous. In this sequel and the TV series, he's cowardly, bumbling, and idiotic.
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* VillainDecay: In the original movie, Carface is intelligent and dangerous. In this sequel and the TV series, Here, he's cowardly, bumbling, and idiotic.a cowardly BumblingSidekick for Red. Compared to the TV series however, he retains some of his sleazy manipulative streak from the first film.
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* TheFaceless: Gabriel (THE Gabriel who owns the horn) only has his hands briefly seen as he puts his horn in its case. With this in mind, he is the only human seen in Heaven.
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* NonStandardCharacterDesign: David is the ''only'' human in the entire film to be drawn with as much detail as the dogs.
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* NonStandardCharacterDesign: David is the ''only'' human in the entire film to be drawn with as much detail as the dogs. All the other humans have very stylized and cartoony proportions.
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* StockFemurBone: After Red eats a rat, he pulls a bone out of his teeth in the shape of a femur.
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* StrongFamilyResemblance: David’s dad looks just like an older version of David, and even sports a similar hairstyle to his son.
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* FairCop: Officer Reyes is fairly easy on the eyes, especially when compared to the other cops seen that are my cartoonishly designed.
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* FairCop: Officer Reyes is fairly easy on the eyes, especially when compared to the other cops seen that are my more cartoonishly designed.
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* FairCop: Officer Reyes is fairly easy on the eyes, especially when compared to the other cops seen that are my cartoonishly designed.
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* NoChallengeEqualsNoSatisfaction: Part of the reason why Charlie is so bored out of his mind with Heaven has to do with how relatively ''easy'' everything is, that even simple games of chance involving Dice always has them rolling into perfect 7's every time.
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* MarilynManeuver: A canine version occurs during Sasha's song "Count Me Out" when she walks over an air vent and her ears and tail blow upward.
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* DoubleEntendre: Implied when Charlie asks Sasha what she'd look for in a "Mr. Sasha," and one of the qualities she lists is "breeding," which Charlie remarks that he'd be good at. While "breeding" can be used to describe someone who has refinement or classiness, it is also a synonym for mating. Judging by Sasha's smile when she said this, she was probably well aware of the double meaning.
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* DoubleEntendre: Implied when Charlie asks Sasha what she'd look for in a "Mr. Sasha," and one of the qualities she lists is "breeding," which Charlie remarks that he'd be good at. While "breeding" can be used to describe someone who has refinement or classiness, it is also a synonym for mating. mating. Judging by Sasha's smile when she said this, she was probably well aware of the double meaning.
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* DoubleEntendre: Implied when Charlie asks Sasha what she'd look for in a "Mr. Sasha," and one of the qualities she lists is "breeding," which Charlie remarks that he'd be good at. While "breeding" can be used to describe someone who has refinement or classiness, it is also a synonym for mating. Judging by Sasha's smile when she said this, she was probably well aware of the double meaning.
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* OffModel: As mentioned up top, the animation quality of this film is largely several steps down from the original, affecting the way the characters both appear and move.
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Peek A Bangs is now a disambiguation page.
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* PeekABangs: Sasha during her song "Count me Out" stands at a strange angle, giving her one of these. In this case, it's a wedding veil.
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* LighterAndSofter:
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KilledOffForReal: [[spoiler:Gordon]] dies for Carfaces sins at the end of the movie so can return to heaven post-redemption arc
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KilledOffForReal: [[spoiler:Gordon]] dies for Carfaces sins at the end of the movie so can return to heaven post-redemption arc
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* FakeUltimateHero: Charlie presented himself as David's guardian angel in order to make himself look good to
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* FakeUltimateHero: Charlie presented himself as David's guardian angel in order to make himself look good to Sasha.
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Even though Red is an actual demon, he's not really portrayed in a more menacing way from Carface in the first film. If anything, I almost feel he comes off a bit lighter just because there's more of an 'over the top hamminess' to him, whereas Carface is more gritty. Aside from that though, the entry doesn't really elaborate on why this film is lighter than the first. I feel it'd need a complete rewrite to still remain on the page.
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* LighterAndSofter: The sequel certainly had lighter tones to it. However, some people seem to forget that, while the original had a power-hungry crime lord for a villain, the BigBad in the sequel is a ''literal demon''.
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