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* [[BrattyHalfPint Bratty Half Pints]]: The Blues.

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* [[BrattyHalfPint Bratty {{Bratty Half Pints]]: Pint}}s: The Blues.Blues, considering they act like immature kids in most of the episodes they show up.
* BreakingTheForuthWall:
** In "Chuck Time", Chuck winks at the camera before the episode ends.
** At the end of "Hypno Pigs", Red stares at the camera, hoping that the audiences did not see what embarrassing things the pigs made him do while he was asleep.



* HoistByHisOwnPetard: At the end of "Full Metal Chuck", [[spoiler:Chuck launches himself out of a slingshot while tied to an anchor. He crashes into the side of a cliff, then is left dangling under it]]. The Blues lampshade it by laughing at him. If you listen closely, you will hear one of them shout ,"Bye!" to him after he launches himself.
** Also, [[spoiler:the minion pigs]] at the end of "Hypno Pigs" (See AttentionDeficitOohShiny above and PinballGag below).

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* HoistByHisOwnPetard: HoistByHisOwnPetard:
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At the end of "Full Metal Chuck", [[spoiler:Chuck launches himself out of a slingshot while tied to an anchor. He crashes into the side of a cliff, then is left dangling under it]]. The Blues lampshade it by laughing at him. If you listen closely, you will hear one of them shout ,"Bye!" to him after he launches himself.
** Also, [[spoiler:the minion pigs]] at the end of "Hypno Pigs" Pigs", via being shot out away from the eggs by Red when they shot him as a pinball projectile. (See AttentionDeficitOohShiny above and PinballGag below).below).
** In "Dogzilla", all the missiles were aimed at a cute Pink Dog that was (somehow) terrorizing Pig City. Due to it appearing right in Corporal Pig's house just before the missiles were about to hit it, the missiles ended up destroying Pig City completely as well. The pigs don't see it that way though. Later on, when they attached the defeated Pink Dog to an anchor and flung it out over the horizon, the anchor hit an island which was actually a giant sea monster that got rightfully pissed off that its back was struck. This caused the monster to terrorize the pigs as heard in the credits.
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*AllForNothing: In "Brutal VS Brutal", Chuck and Brutal Pig go through tons of training to face each other off in a wrestling match, but when the day of the match comes, the training becomes pointless, as both of them are too exhausted to fight.
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The series premiered on March 17, 2013 and ended on May 13, 2016, with a total of 3 seasons and 104 episodes. It could be viewed in some of Rovio's apps as well as on [=ToonsTV=]. After [=ToonsTV=] was shut down in 2017, Rovio started uploading episodes from this series as well as ''Stella'' onto their [[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYC2wjLop-S6Ld4raeoUVNA [=YouTube=] channel]]. Since 2016, Creator/{{Netflix}} starts to compile this series into 14-minute chapters, that have 3 episodes of ''Toons'', one of ''Stella'' and 2 of ''Piggy Tales''.

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The series premiered on March 17, 2013 and ended on May 13, 2016, with a total of 3 seasons and 104 episodes. It could be viewed in some of Rovio's apps as well as on [=ToonsTV=].[=ToonsTV=], Rovio's free ad-supported streaming service. After [=ToonsTV=] was shut down in 2017, Rovio started uploading episodes from this series as well as ''Stella'' onto their [[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYC2wjLop-S6Ld4raeoUVNA [=YouTube=] channel]]. Since 2016, Creator/{{Netflix}} starts to compile this series into 14-minute chapters, that have 3 episodes of ''Toons'', one of ''Stella'' and 2 of ''Piggy Tales''.

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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The ''whole premise'' of "The Miracle of Life" episode, where the pigs kidnap Red and Chuck (who are both male) to force them to make an egg for them by kissing the cabbage together. What doesn't help is the romantic music, Chuck [[HoYay blushing]] as his reaction to all this, and Red's grunts as he's trying to get a egg-shaped-rock to trick the pigs, with the pigs themselves blushing when they hear it.

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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The ''whole premise'' of "The Miracle of Life" episode, episode is this, where the pigs kidnap Red and Chuck (who are both male) to force them to make an egg for them by kissing the cabbage together. What doesn't help is the romantic music, Chuck [[HoYay blushing]] as his reaction to all this, and Red's grunts as he's trying to get a egg-shaped-rock to trick the pigs, with the pigs themselves blushing when they hear it.



* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Chuck really loves his friends and protecting the eggs, but that doesn't mean that he isn't arrogant from time to time.

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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: JerkWithAHeartOfGold:
** Red is easily the grumpiest bird of them all within the flock, but he still has some soft spot here and there.
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Chuck really loves his friends and protecting the eggs, but that doesn't mean that he isn't arrogant from time to time.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Miracle of Life. The pigs have a film which shows two birds making an egg by kissing a cabbage, so they birdnapp Red and Chuck (who are both male) to make one for them. What doesn't help is the romantic music, Chuck [[HoYay blushing]], and Red's grunts as he's trying to get a egg-shaped-rock to trick the pigs, with the pigs themselves blushing when they hear it.

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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The ''whole premise'' of "The Miracle of Life. The Life" episode, where the pigs have a film which shows two birds making an egg by kissing a cabbage, so they birdnapp kidnap Red and Chuck (who are both male) to force them to make one an egg for them. them by kissing the cabbage together. What doesn't help is the romantic music, Chuck [[HoYay blushing]], blushing]] as his reaction to all this, and Red's grunts as he's trying to get a egg-shaped-rock to trick the pigs, with the pigs themselves blushing when they hear it.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Miracle of Life. The pigs have a film which shows two birds making an egg by kissing a cabbage, so they birdnapp Red and Chuck (who are both male) to make one for them. What doesn't help is the romantic music, Chuck [[HoYay blushing]], and Red's grunts as he's trying to get a egg-shaped-rock to trick the pigs, with the pigs themselves blushing when they hear it.
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* WhyWontYouDie: Why Won't You Move!?: In "Gardening with Terence", Matilda tries really hard to move Terence so his shadow doesn't keep the sunlight from her garden. Eventually, [[spoiler:she gives up and moves the garden on top of him, which [[GentleGiant he doen't seem to mind]].]]

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* WhyWontYouDie: Why Won't You Move!?: In "Gardening with Terence", Matilda tries really hard to move Terence so his shadow doesn't keep the sunlight from her garden. Eventually, [[spoiler:she gives up and moves the garden on top of him, which [[GentleGiant he doen't doesn't seem to mind]].]]
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* CompanyCameo: In "True Blue?", one of the Blues' swimming caps has the Rovio logo on it.
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* AdaptedOut:
** For some unknown reason, Hal the Green Bird doesn't appear.
** Stella is also completely absent despite the fact that [[EarlyDraftTieIn early advertisements for the series]] include her with the flock.
** The Mighty Eagle is absent as well.
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* DestructiveSaviour: In "Mind the Pony", Chuck and Bomb chase the pigs, who have stolen the eggs yet again, throughout Pig City, and cause a ''lot'' of damage. By the end of the episode, [[spoiler:they along with Corporal Pig [[RealityEnsues are arrested, and find themselves having to fix many of the pigs' belongings]]]]. [[StatusQuoIsGod Of course]], it doesn't stick, and things are back to normal by the next episode.

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* DestructiveSaviour: In "Mind the Pony", Chuck and Bomb chase the pigs, who have stolen the eggs yet again, throughout Pig City, and cause a ''lot'' of damage. By the end of the episode, [[spoiler:they along with Corporal Pig [[RealityEnsues are arrested, and find themselves having to fix many of the pigs' belongings]]]].belongings]]. [[StatusQuoIsGod Of course]], it doesn't stick, and things are back to normal by the next episode.
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** Taken UpToEleven in "Happy Hippy". Apparently, just the ''mere sight of a pig'' is enough to send Red into a foaming-at-the-mouth rage. And then there's the ending where Matilda sees [[TrashTheSet the destroyed landscape]]...

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** Taken UpToEleven {{Exaggerated|Trope}} in "Happy Hippy". Apparently, just the ''mere sight of a pig'' is enough to send Red into a foaming-at-the-mouth rage. And then there's the ending where Matilda sees [[TrashTheSet the destroyed landscape]]...



* TooDumbToLive: The minion pigs in particular. While they were stupid in the games, here they are practically ''[[UpToEleven brainless]]''. Fooling them is easier then launching a bird, they still never quit trying to steal the eggs (they will only notice them if they are on a nest) & they can only recognize their king when ''his crown is on his head''. Although [[GeniusDitz there's a few moments where they're actually being competent]].

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* TooDumbToLive: The minion pigs in particular. While they were stupid in the games, here they are practically ''[[UpToEleven brainless]]''.brainless. Fooling them is easier then launching a bird, they still never quit trying to steal the eggs (they will only notice them if they are on a nest) & they can only recognize their king when ''his crown is on his head''. Although [[GeniusDitz there's a few moments where they're actually being competent]].



* UnusuallyUninterestingSight: Taken UpToEleven in "Egg's Day Out" when a runaway egg passes by many minion pigs; ''all of them'' fail to notice it even though it is '''right in front of them'''.

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* UnusuallyUninterestingSight: Taken UpToEleven in In "Egg's Day Out" when Out", a runaway egg passes by many minion pigs; ''all of them'' fail to notice it even though it is '''right in front of them'''.
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''Angry Birds Toons'' is an animated series of shorts based on the ''VideoGame/AngryBirds'' video game series, it follows the everyday lives of the titular birds and their enemies, the VideoGame/BadPiggies. It's considerated something like TheAnimeOfTheGame. It's the first official AdaptationExpansion of the game series, with the second being [[WesternAnimation/TheAngryBirdsMovie the movie of the game]] that was released on 2016. ''Toons'' uses SaturdayMorningCartoon style and every chapter doesn't last 3 minutes (the average time is 2:30 aprox.)

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''Angry Birds Toons'' is an animated series of shorts based on the ''VideoGame/AngryBirds'' video game series, it follows the everyday lives of the titular birds and their enemies, the VideoGame/BadPiggies. It's considerated considered something like TheAnimeOfTheGame. It's the first official AdaptationExpansion of the game series, with the second being [[WesternAnimation/TheAngryBirdsMovie the movie of the game]] that was released on 2016. ''Toons'' uses SaturdayMorningCartoon style and every chapter doesn't last 3 minutes (the average time is 2:30 aprox.)
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!The Post-[[WesternAnimation/TheAngryBirdsMovie Movie]] episodes
* AdaptedOut: While the Blues themselves and the minion pigs make an appearance, the other birds and the King Pig don't.
* SliceOfLife: In contrast to the previous seasons, the episodes tend to focus more on what the Blues up to at home.
* PuppyDogEyes: One hatchling has these and the Blues use this to their advantage.

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* DemonicPossession: In "Pig Possessed", this happens to King Pig after he devours a chicken leg from a witch doctor pig's tent during an eating spree. [[spoiler:{{Subverted}}, as it turns out that he just being choked by the leg]].
* DestructiveSaviour: In "Mind the Pony", Chuck and Bomb chase the pigs, who have stolen the eggs yet again, throughout Pig City, and cause a ''lot'' of damage. By the end of the episode, [[spoiler:they, along with Corporal Pig, [[RealityEnsues are arrested, and find themselves having to fix many of the pigs' belongings]]]]. [[StatusQuoIsGod Of course]], it doesn't stick, and things are back to normal by the next episode.

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* DemonicPossession: In "Pig Possessed", this happens to King Pig after he devours a chicken leg from a witch doctor pig's tent during an eating spree. [[spoiler:{{Subverted}}, as it turns out that he just being choked by the leg]].
was choking on a claw he ate.]]
* DestructiveSaviour: In "Mind the Pony", Chuck and Bomb chase the pigs, who have stolen the eggs yet again, throughout Pig City, and cause a ''lot'' of damage. By the end of the episode, [[spoiler:they, [[spoiler:they along with Corporal Pig, Pig [[RealityEnsues are arrested, and find themselves having to fix many of the pigs' belongings]]]]. [[StatusQuoIsGod Of course]], it doesn't stick, and things are back to normal by the next episode.



* DisasterDominoes: Often, whether by accident or [[ExactlyWhatIAimedAt on purpose]]. A few examples below:
** "Egg's Day Out" is ''made'' of this trope; the entire episode starts [[BookEnds (and ends)]] with Red attacking a leaf that got too close to the eggs, and the results sending one into the river.
** "Hog Roast": Carelessness and incompetence sets an outhouse, then an actual house on fire, and one very inattentive firepig catches himself on fire as well. What was originally a barbeque fire spreads to and burns down ''the entire city''.
** "Hide and Seek": Chuck gets stuck inside a tree stump while trying to hide. Then a storm comes and rain starts filling the hollow stump. Then lightning strikes the tree and ''sets it on fire''.



* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The first six episodes alternated between focusing exclusively on the birds or the pigs instead of the egg stealing antics the franchise is known for.

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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The first six episodes alternated between focusing exclusively on the birds or the pigs instead of the egg stealing egg-stealing antics the franchise is known for.



* JailedOneAfterAnother: In "A Fistful of Cabbage", King Pig dresses up as a sheriff from a magazine that he was reading, and goes around town lassoing his minions and throwing them in a small jail cell for [[DisproportionateRetribution minor offences]], such as littering, playing with a water gun, and spitting on the ground. Soon after, when the cell has gotten so full that it looks like it's about to burst, [[spoiler:one minion pig manages to escape through the bar windows. Near the end, when King Pig gets intimidated by a gang of pig robbers, he runs to the cell to free the imprisoned pigs and then puts himself behind bars]].

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* JailedOneAfterAnother: In "A Fistful of Cabbage", King Pig dresses up as a sheriff from a magazine that he was reading, and goes around town lassoing his minions and throwing them in a small jail cell for [[DisproportionateRetribution minor offences]], offenses]], such as littering, playing with a water gun, and spitting on the ground. Soon after, when the cell has gotten so full that it looks like it's about to burst, [[spoiler:one minion pig manages to escape through the bar windows. Near the end, when King Pig gets intimidated by a gang of pig robbers, he runs to the cell to free the imprisoned pigs and then puts himself behind bars]].



* MindControlDevice: Chef Pig uses a chemical one on Red in "Pig Plot Potion" as it turn him into a minion pig who blindly follow his order. [[spoiler:Unfortunately for him, its effects wear off when Red almost about to boil the eggs]].

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* MindControlDevice: Chef Pig uses a chemical one on Red in "Pig Plot Potion" as it turn turns him into a minion pig who blindly follow his order. orders. [[spoiler:Unfortunately for him, its effects wear off when Red Red's almost about to boil the eggs]].



* TameHisAnger: In "Happy Hippy", Matilda tries to get Red, who had gone into an UnstoppableRage from having to deal with the pigs, to relax. However, Red keeps on destroying everything in sight because he keeps on seeing hallucinations of the minion pigs, until [[spoiler:he accidentally knocks Matilda unconscious during an outburst. Once they wake up, Red has calmed down, but when Matilda sees the damage that Red had caused, [[HourglassPlot she looses]] ''[[HourglassPlot her]]'' [[HourglassPlot temper]] and chases Red, who unsuccessfully tries to calm her down, and pummels him on top of a small structure]].

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* TameHisAnger: In "Happy Hippy", Matilda tries to get Red, who had gone into an UnstoppableRage from having to deal with the pigs, to relax. However, Red keeps on destroying everything in sight because he keeps on seeing hallucinations of the minion pigs, until [[spoiler:he accidentally knocks Matilda unconscious during an outburst. Once they wake up, Red has calmed down, but when Matilda sees the damage that Red had caused, [[HourglassPlot she looses]] loses]] ''[[HourglassPlot her]]'' [[HourglassPlot temper]] and chases Red, who unsuccessfully tries to calm her down, and pummels him on top of a small structure]].



* TooDumbToLive: The minion pigs in particular. While they were stupid in the games, here they were practically ''[[UpToEleven brainless]]''. Fooling them is easier then launching a bird, they still never quit trying to steal the eggs (they will only notice them if they are on a nest) & they can only recognize their king when ''his crown is on his head'', although [[GeniusDitz there's a few moments where they actually being competent]].

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* TooDumbToLive: The minion pigs in particular. While they were stupid in the games, here they were are practically ''[[UpToEleven brainless]]''. Fooling them is easier then launching a bird, they still never quit trying to steal the eggs (they will only notice them if they are on a nest) & they can only recognize their king when ''his crown is on his head'', although head''. Although [[GeniusDitz there's a few moments where they they're actually being competent]].



* [[TrojanHorse Trojan Egg]]: In "Trojan Egg", Chef Pig builds a big wooden egg and puts King Pig in it. The birds are not fooled one bit, but the minion pigs are totally fall for it when they send it back.

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* [[TrojanHorse Trojan Egg]]: In "Trojan Egg", Chef Pig builds a big wooden egg and puts King Pig in it. The birds are not fooled one bit, but the minion pigs are totally fall for it when they send it back.
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** In the end of "Battling Butlers", after the butler pigs' fight ends up causing King Pig's castle to tip over, the next scene shows King Pig looking as if he were about to snap. Turns out, [[ToiletHumour he was taking a dump]], and the two butlers have been demoted to janitors.

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** In At the end of "Battling Butlers", after the butler pigs' fight ends up causing King Pig's castle to tip over, the next scene shows King Pig looking as if he were about to snap.reach his RageBreakingPoint. Turns out, [[ToiletHumour he was taking a dump]], and the two butlers have been demoted to janitors.

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* ChristmasEpisode: Four of them: "Wreck the Halls" (made outside of the ''Toons'' series to promote a level pack in ''Angry Birds Seasons''), "Jingle Yells" from season 1, "Joy to the Pigs" from season 2, and "Last Tree Standing" from season 3.

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* ChristmasEpisode: Four Three of them: "Wreck the Halls" (made outside of the ''Toons'' series to promote a level pack them in ''Angry Birds Seasons''), each season: "Jingle Yells" from season 1, "Joy to the Pigs" from season 2, and "Last Tree Standing" from season 3.



** In the beginning of "Eggshaustion", Chuck freaks out upon seeing the pigs steal the eggs, but Bomb doesn't seem to care. That's because [[spoiler:those aren't the ''real'' eggs.]]

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** In the beginning of "Eggshaustion", Chuck freaks out upon seeing the pigs steal the eggs, but Bomb doesn't seem to care. That's [[spoiler:That's because [[spoiler:those those aren't the ''real'' eggs.]]



* HalloweenEpisode: All five of them feature Bubbles, due to his adoration for Halloween and candy: "Ham-o-Ween" and "Trick of Tweet?" (made outside of the ''Toons'' series to promote level packs in ''Angry Birds Seasons''), and "Night of the Living Pork" from season 1, "Sweets of Doom" from season 2, and "Porcula" from season 3.

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* HalloweenEpisode: All five three of them feature Bubbles, due to his adoration for Halloween and candy: "Ham-o-Ween" and "Trick of Tweet?" (made outside of the ''Toons'' series to promote level packs in ''Angry Birds Seasons''), and "Night of the Living Pork" from season 1, "Sweets of Doom" from season 2, and "Porcula" from season 3.



* HeistEpisode: "Royal Heist" has King Pig and his minions stealing a toy egg from a rich pig. At the end of the episode, it is revealed that [[spoiler:there was a claw machine full of duplicates of the toy egg, meaning that the heist was AllForNothing]].

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* HeistEpisode: "Royal Heist" has King Pig and his minions stealing a toy egg from a rich pig. At the end of the episode, it is revealed that [[spoiler:there was a claw machine full of duplicates of the toy egg, meaning that making the heist was AllForNothing]].



* JailedOneAfterAnother: In "A Fistful of Cabbage", King Pig dresses up as a sheriff from a magazine that he was reading, and goes around town lassoing his minions and throwing them in a small jail cell for [[DisproportionateRetribution minor offences]], such as littering, playing with a water gun, and spitting on the ground. Soon after, when the cell has gotten so full that it looks like it's about to burst, one minion pig manages to escape through the bar windows. Near the end, when King Pig gets intimidated by a gang of pig robbers, he runs to the cell to free the imprisoned pigs and then puts himself behind bars.

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* JailedOneAfterAnother: In "A Fistful of Cabbage", King Pig dresses up as a sheriff from a magazine that he was reading, and goes around town lassoing his minions and throwing them in a small jail cell for [[DisproportionateRetribution minor offences]], such as littering, playing with a water gun, and spitting on the ground. Soon after, when the cell has gotten so full that it looks like it's about to burst, one [[spoiler:one minion pig manages to escape through the bar windows. Near the end, when King Pig gets intimidated by a gang of pig robbers, he runs to the cell to free the imprisoned pigs and then puts himself behind bars.bars]].



* ShipTease:
** Red/Matilda near the beginning of "Fired Up".
** Bomb/Matilda at the end of "Clash of Corns".
** Chuck/Matilda in "Oh, Gnome!"



* TameHisAnger: In "Happy Hippy", Matilda tries to get Red, who had gone into an UnstoppableRage from having to deal with the pigs, to relax. However, Red keeps on destroying everything in sight because he keeps on seeing hallucinations of the minion pigs, until he accidentally knocks Matilda unconscious during an outburst. Once they wake up, Red has calmed down, but when Matilda sees the damage that Red had caused, [[HourglassPlot she looses]] ''[[HourglassPlot her]]'' [[HourglassPlot temper]] and chases Red, who unsuccessfully tries to calm her down, and pummels him on top of a small structure.

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* TameHisAnger: In "Happy Hippy", Matilda tries to get Red, who had gone into an UnstoppableRage from having to deal with the pigs, to relax. However, Red keeps on destroying everything in sight because he keeps on seeing hallucinations of the minion pigs, until he [[spoiler:he accidentally knocks Matilda unconscious during an outburst. Once they wake up, Red has calmed down, but when Matilda sees the damage that Red had caused, [[HourglassPlot she looses]] ''[[HourglassPlot her]]'' [[HourglassPlot temper]] and chases Red, who unsuccessfully tries to calm her down, and pummels him on top of a small structure.structure]].



** There are a handful of [[OnlySaneMan Only Sane Pigs]] here and there, but more often than not they become [[TheChewToy The Chew Toys]] for the idiotic antics of the minion pigs.

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** There are a handful of [[OnlySaneMan Only Sane Pigs]] here and there, but more often than not they become [[TheChewToy The Chew Toys]] for the idiotic antics of the minion pigs.




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* ZombieApocalypse: PlayedForLaughs in "Night of the Living Pork", where zombies are after King Pig's candy.
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* ArtShift: The first few episodes of Season 1 were done in [[ThreeDEffectsTwoDCartoon CG animation using Adobe After Effects, sometimes shifting into hand-drawn animation]]. Starting with "Gardening with Terence", the show switched to UsefulNotes/ToonBoom. Four episodes ("El Porkador!", "The Butterfly Effect", "Bird Flu", and "Piggies From the Deep") were done in UsefulNotes/AdobeFlash, but the rest of the series is done in [=ToonBoom=].

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* ArtShift: The first few episodes of Season 1 were done in [[ThreeDEffectsTwoDCartoon [[TwoDVisualsThreeDEffects CG animation using Adobe After Effects, sometimes shifting into hand-drawn animation]]. Starting with "Gardening with Terence", the show switched to UsefulNotes/ToonBoom. Four episodes ("El Porkador!", "The Butterfly Effect", "Bird Flu", and "Piggies From the Deep") were done in UsefulNotes/AdobeFlash, but the rest of the series is done in [=ToonBoom=].
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* ArtShift: The first few episodes of Season 1 were done in computer animation using Adobe After Effects, sometimes shifting into hand-drawn animation. Starting with "Gardening with Terence", the show switched to UsefulNotes/ToonBoom. Four episodes ("El Porkador!", "The Butterfly Effect", "Bird Flu", and "Piggies From the Deep") were done in UsefulNotes/AdobeFlash, but the rest of the series is done in [=ToonBoom=].

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* ArtShift: The first few episodes of Season 1 were done in computer [[ThreeDEffectsTwoDCartoon CG animation using Adobe After Effects, sometimes shifting into hand-drawn animation.animation]]. Starting with "Gardening with Terence", the show switched to UsefulNotes/ToonBoom. Four episodes ("El Porkador!", "The Butterfly Effect", "Bird Flu", and "Piggies From the Deep") were done in UsefulNotes/AdobeFlash, but the rest of the series is done in [=ToonBoom=].

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** Some of the other characters also received minor redesigns following the switch to hand-drawn animation. For instance, Matilda had thin eyebrows and four eyelashes on each eye in the ConspicuousCG episodes, while in later episodes, she has thicker eyebrows and three eyelashes per eye.

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** Some of the other characters also received minor redesigns following the switch to hand-drawn animation. For instance, Matilda had thin eyebrows and four eyelashes on each eye in the ConspicuousCG early episodes, while in later episodes, she has thicker eyebrows and three eyelashes per eye.



* ArtShift: The first few episodes of Season 1 were done in very ConspicuousCG using Adobe After Effects, sometimes shifting into traditional animation. Starting with "Gardening with Terence", the show switched to UsefulNotes/ToonBoom. Four episodes ("El Porkador!", "The Butterfly Effect", "Bird Flu", and "Piggies From the Deep") were done in UsefulNotes/AdobeFlash, but the rest of the series is done in [=ToonBoom=].

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* ArtShift: The first few episodes of Season 1 were done in very ConspicuousCG computer animation using Adobe After Effects, sometimes shifting into traditional hand-drawn animation. Starting with "Gardening with Terence", the show switched to UsefulNotes/ToonBoom. Four episodes ("El Porkador!", "The Butterfly Effect", "Bird Flu", and "Piggies From the Deep") were done in UsefulNotes/AdobeFlash, but the rest of the series is done in [=ToonBoom=].



** In the end of "Battling Butlers", after the butler pigs' fight ends up destroying King Pig's castle, the next scene shows King Pig looking as if he were about to snap. Turns out, [[ToiletHumour he was taking a dump]], and the two butlers have been demoted to janitors.

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** In the end of "Battling Butlers", after the butler pigs' fight ends up destroying causing King Pig's castle, castle to tip over, the next scene shows King Pig looking as if he were about to snap. Turns out, [[ToiletHumour he was taking a dump]], and the two butlers have been demoted to janitors.



** Taken UpToEleven in "Happy Hippy". Apparently, just the ''mere sight of a pig'' is enough to send Red into a rage. And then there's the ending where Matilda sees [[TrashTheSet the destroyed landscape]]...

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** Taken UpToEleven in "Happy Hippy". Apparently, just the ''mere sight of a pig'' is enough to send Red into a foaming-at-the-mouth rage. And then there's the ending where Matilda sees [[TrashTheSet the destroyed landscape]]...



* ConspicuousCG: The show was mostly animated this way in the first 12 episodes and "Fired Up!", both from season 1 (this was the main animation style for ''Angry Birds'' animations outside of ''Toons'' around the time). It still shows up occasionally, mostly on backgrounds.



* PintsizedPowerhouse: Bubbles is the smallest bird, but he wiped out a horde of zombie pigs by himself in his premiere episode.

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* PintsizedPowerhouse: Bubbles is the smallest bird, but he wiped out a horde of zombie pigs by himself in his premiere debut episode.
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* EvilLivingFlames: In "Fired Up!", Chuck attempts to heat up the eggs from a distance [[LethallyStupid with the magnifying glass]]. It went as well as you'd expect. Soon, the ray produced by magnifying glass came to life and grew limbs, as it actively tries to hunt down the Flock to burn them down.

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* EvilLivingFlames: In "Fired Up!", Chuck [[LethallyStupid Chuck]] attempts to heat up the eggs from a distance [[LethallyStupid [[SolarPoweredMagnifyingGlass with the magnifying glass]]. It went as well as you'd expect. Soon, the ray produced by magnifying glass came to life and grew limbs, as it actively tries to hunt down the Flock to burn them down.
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* EvilLivingFlames: In "Fired Up!", Chuck attempts to heat up the eggs from a distance [[LethallyStupid with the magnifying glass]]. It went as well as you'd expect. Soon, the ray produced by magnifying glass came to life and grew limbs, as it actively tries to hunt down the Flock to burn them down.
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''Angry Birds Toons'' is an animated series of shorts based on the ''VideoGame/AngryBirds'' video game series, it follows the everyday lives of the titular birds and their enemies, the VideoGame/BadPiggies. It's considerated something like TheAnimeOfTheGame. It's the first official AdaptationExpansion of the game series and the second after [[WesternAnimation/TheAngryBirdsMovie the movie of the game]] released on 2016. ''Toons'' uses SaturdayMorningCartoon style and every chapter doesn't last 3 minutes (the average time is 2:30 aprox.)

The series also have a couple of SpinOff series that use totally different kind of animation: ''WesternAnimation/PiggyTales'', focused on the minion pigs which was made with StopMotion[=/=]{{Claymation}} and ''WesternAnimation/AngryBirdsStella'', which uses CGI graphics, stars the GirlyGirl pink bird of the same name and is an adaptation of the spin-off game of the same name.

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''Angry Birds Toons'' is an animated series of shorts based on the ''VideoGame/AngryBirds'' video game series, it follows the everyday lives of the titular birds and their enemies, the VideoGame/BadPiggies. It's considerated something like TheAnimeOfTheGame. It's the first official AdaptationExpansion of the game series and series, with the second after being [[WesternAnimation/TheAngryBirdsMovie the movie of the game]] that was released on 2016. ''Toons'' uses SaturdayMorningCartoon style and every chapter doesn't last 3 minutes (the average time is 2:30 aprox.)

The series also have had a couple of SpinOff series that use a totally different kind of animation: animation; ''WesternAnimation/PiggyTales'', focused focuses on the minion pigs which and was made with StopMotion[=/=]{{Claymation}} done in StopMotion[=/=]{{Claymation}}, and ''WesternAnimation/AngryBirdsStella'', which uses CGI graphics, stars the GirlyGirl pink bird of the same name and is an adaptation of the spin-off game of the same name.



Also see ''WesternAnimation/PiggyTales''. Shares a [[Characters/AngryBirds character sheet]] with the rest of the franchise. The recap page can be found [[Recap/AngryBirdsToons here]].

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Also see ''WesternAnimation/PiggyTales''. Shares a [[Characters/AngryBirds character sheet]] with the rest of the franchise. The recap page can be found [[Recap/AngryBirdsToons here]].
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* WhatYouAreInTheDark: Frequently failed by the pigs whenever King Pig goes out without his crown and his subjects don't recognize him. They treat him like crap, and if they later realize who he is they immediately go back to kissing his butt.
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* JailedOneAfterAnother: In "A Fistful of Cabbage", King Pig dresses up as a sheriff from a magazine that he was reading, and goes around town lassoing his minions and throwing them in a small jail cell for [[DisproportionateRetribution minor offences]], such as littering, playing with a water gun, and spitting on the ground. Soon after, when the cell has gotten so full that it looks like it's about to burst, one minion pig manages to escape through the bar windows, and when King Pig gets intimidated by a gang of pig robbers, he runs to the cell to free the imprisoned pigs and then puts himself behind bars.

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* JailedOneAfterAnother: In "A Fistful of Cabbage", King Pig dresses up as a sheriff from a magazine that he was reading, and goes around town lassoing his minions and throwing them in a small jail cell for [[DisproportionateRetribution minor offences]], such as littering, playing with a water gun, and spitting on the ground. Soon after, when the cell has gotten so full that it looks like it's about to burst, one minion pig manages to escape through the bar windows, and windows. Near the end, when King Pig gets intimidated by a gang of pig robbers, he runs to the cell to free the imprisoned pigs and then puts himself behind bars.
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* JailedOneAfterAnother: In "A Fistful of Cabbage", King Pig dresses up as a sheriff from a magazine that he was reading, and goes around town lassoing his minions and throwing them in a small jail cell for [[DisproportionateRetribution minor offences]], such as littering, playing with a water gun, and spitting on the ground. Soon after, when the cell has gotten so full that it looks like it's about to burst, one minion pig manages to escape through the bar windows. After King Pig gets intimidated by a gang of pig robbers, he runs to the cell to free the imprisoned pigs and then puts himself behind bars.

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* JailedOneAfterAnother: In "A Fistful of Cabbage", King Pig dresses up as a sheriff from a magazine that he was reading, and goes around town lassoing his minions and throwing them in a small jail cell for [[DisproportionateRetribution minor offences]], such as littering, playing with a water gun, and spitting on the ground. Soon after, when the cell has gotten so full that it looks like it's about to burst, one minion pig manages to escape through the bar windows. After windows, and when King Pig gets intimidated by a gang of pig robbers, he runs to the cell to free the imprisoned pigs and then puts himself behind bars.
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* JailedOneAfterAnother: In "A Fistful of Cabbage", King Pig dresses up as a sheriff from a magazine that he was reading, and goes around town lassoing his minions and throwing them in a small jail cell for [[DisproportionateRetribution minor offences]], such as littering, playing with a water gun, and spitting on the ground. Soon after, when the cell has gotten so full that it looks like it's about to burst, one minion pig manages to escape through the bar windows. After King Pig gets intimidated by a gang of pig robbers, he runs to the cell to free the imprisoned pigs and then puts himself behind bars.
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** In the end of "Battling Butlers", after the butler pigs' fight ends up destroying King Pig's castle, the next scene has King Pig looking like he's about to snap. Turns out, [[ToiletHumour he was taking a dump]], and the two butlers have been demoted to janitors.

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** In the end of "Battling Butlers", after the butler pigs' fight ends up destroying King Pig's castle, the next scene has shows King Pig looking like he's as if he were about to snap. Turns out, [[ToiletHumour he was taking a dump]], and the two butlers have been demoted to janitors.



** Taken UpToEleven in "Happy Hippy". Apparently, just the ''mere sight of a pig'' is enough to send Red into a rage. And then there's the ending where Matilda sees that [[TrashTheSet Red had destroyed a tree and a water fountain]] during their dream...

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** Taken UpToEleven in "Happy Hippy". Apparently, just the ''mere sight of a pig'' is enough to send Red into a rage. And then there's the ending where Matilda sees that [[TrashTheSet Red had the destroyed a tree and a water fountain]] during their dream...landscape]]...



* ReusedCharacterDesign: The police pig that arrests King Pig (long story) in the end of "The Butler Did It!" is basically Corporal Pig with a different hat. Nonetheless, the cabbage vendor pig in "Porcula" is also him, but his model appears to have been reused from "Not Without My Helmet", in which Corporal Pig lost his helmet to the birds and had to cover his head with a white sheet.

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* ReusedCharacterDesign: The police pig that arrests King Pig (long story) in the end of "The Butler Did It!" is basically Corporal Pig with a different hat. Nonetheless, the cabbage vendor pig in "Porcula" is also him, but his model appears to have been reused from "Not Without My Helmet", in which Corporal Pig lost his helmet to the birds and had to cover his head with a white sheet.bandanna.



* TooDumbToLive: The minion pigs in particular. While they were stupid in the games, the animation practically had them ''[[UpToEleven brainless]]''. Fooling them is easier then launching a bird, they still never quit trying to steal the eggs (they will only notice them if they are on a nest) & they can only recognize their king when ''his crown is on his head'', although [[GeniusDitz there's a few moments where they actually being competent]].

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* TooDumbToLive: The minion pigs in particular. While they were stupid in the games, the animation here they were practically had them ''[[UpToEleven brainless]]''. Fooling them is easier then launching a bird, they still never quit trying to steal the eggs (they will only notice them if they are on a nest) & they can only recognize their king when ''his crown is on his head'', although [[GeniusDitz there's a few moments where they actually being competent]].

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* ArtisticLicenseBiology: In "The Miracle of Life", the pigs force Red and Chuck, two ''male'' birds, to mate in order to produce eggs. Only female birds can produce eggs, although given that the pigs aren't so bright to begin with, this was likely intentional.
* ArtShift: The first few episodes of Season 1 were done in very ConspicuousCG using Adobe After Effects, sometimes shifting into traditional animation. Starting with "Gardening with Terence", the show fully switched to traditional animation. Four episodes ("El Porkador!", "The Butterfly Effect", "Bird Flu", and "Piggies From the Deep") were done in UsefulNotes/AdobeFlash, but the rest of the series is traditionally animated.

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* ArtisticLicenseBiology: In "The Miracle of Life", the pigs force Red and Chuck, two ''male'' birds, to mate in order to produce eggs. Only female birds can produce eggs, although given that the pigs aren't so bright to begin with, this was likely intentional.
* ArtShift: The first few episodes of Season 1 were done in very ConspicuousCG using Adobe After Effects, sometimes shifting into traditional animation. Starting with "Gardening with Terence", the show fully switched to traditional animation. UsefulNotes/ToonBoom. Four episodes ("El Porkador!", "The Butterfly Effect", "Bird Flu", and "Piggies From the Deep") were done in UsefulNotes/AdobeFlash, but the rest of the series is traditionally animated.done in [=ToonBoom=].



** In the end of "Battling Butlers", after the butler pigs' fight ends up destroying King Pig's castle, the next scene has King Pig looking like he's about to snap. Turns out, [[ToiletHumor he was taking a dump]], and the two butlers have been demoted to janitors.

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** In the end of "Battling Butlers", after the butler pigs' fight ends up destroying King Pig's castle, the next scene has King Pig looking like he's about to snap. Turns out, [[ToiletHumor [[ToiletHumour he was taking a dump]], and the two butlers have been demoted to janitors.

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