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* LickingFoodOffTheFloor: In "Survival Of The Feltest", the raccoon licks the trail of cheese on the ground that is left by AP.
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* CluckingFunny: The werechicken created by Mintenberg -- an ordinary chicken that turns into a monster when exposed to moonlight.
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** Many of the cosplays at Hero Con in "Ultimate Collection" are recognizable as certain characters. See if you can spot [[Franchise/XMen Magneto]], [[Franchise/StarWars Princess Leia]], ComicBook/{{Thor}}, ComicBook/{{Hellboy}}, [[Franchise/StarTrek Spock]], [[Film/TheLordOfTheRings Legolas]], [[WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragon Toothless]], Anime/SailorMoon, and [[VideoGame/Dota2 Tidehunter]].
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** Many of the cosplays at Hero Con in "Ultimate Collection" are recognizable as certain characters. See if you can spot [[Franchise/XMen [[ComicBook/XMen Magneto]], [[Franchise/StarWars Princess Leia]], ComicBook/{{Thor}}, [[ComicBook/TheMightyThor Thor]], ComicBook/{{Hellboy}}, [[Franchise/StarTrek Spock]], [[Film/TheLordOfTheRings Legolas]], [[WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragon Toothless]], Anime/SailorMoon, and [[VideoGame/Dota2 Tidehunter]].
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* EverythingsBetterWithSpinning: One of Atomic Puppet's favorite techniques is the Atomic Windmill, in which they rapidly spin themselves to create a torpedo of energy. They can also do Atomic Windstorm, a giant tornado of energy around their foes created by spinning around them.
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* SpectacularSpinning: One of Atomic Puppet's favorite techniques is the Atomic Windmill, in which they rapidly spin themselves to create a torpedo of energy. They can also do Atomic Windstorm, a giant tornado of energy around their foes created by spinning around them.
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* IllnessBlanket: In "Sick Day", Joey lies on the sofa under a blanket while sick with the flu.
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* GrandFinale: "The Big Shift" sees [[spoiler:the Captain Atomic statue in the city square replaced with Atomic Puppet (indicating that "the search of Captain Atomic" has ended), Joey reveal his secret identity to his dad, and Mookie tell Mega City that he killed Captain Atomic, becoming a NotSoHarmlessVillain when he gets sent to jail and teams up with the rest of the villains.]]
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* GrandFinale: "The Big Shift" sees [[spoiler:the Captain Atomic statue in the city square replaced with Atomic Puppet (indicating that "the search of for Captain Atomic" has ended), Joey reveal his secret identity to his dad, and Mookie tell Mega City that he killed Captain Atomic, becoming a NotSoHarmlessVillain when he gets sent to jail and teams up with the rest of the villains.]]
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: Some of the problems the duo face are caused by AP not thinking his actions through. For example, in "Atomic Detention", his impatience to leave school and fight crime is what leads to the escalating feud between Joey and Ms. Erlenmeyer that ends with the latter turning evil.
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: Some of the problems the duo face are caused by AP not thinking his actions through. For example, through:
** "These Shoes" -- AP warns Joey not to put batteries in Lacer because the gadgets produced by the company that made it were always defective. Joey decides to do it anyways when AP is sleeping, so the next day, Joey and AP have a fight an evil A.I. bent on enslaving the human race because Joey didn't heed AP's warning.
** "AtomicDetention", his impatience to leave school and fight crime is what leads to the escalating feud between Detention" -- If AP ''had just told'' Joey and that he was the one trying to stop Ms. Erlenmeyer and getting him into further trouble, Joey would have never snapped and tried to get rid of her, thus meaning that ends with the latter turning evil.Erlenmeyer would have never become Queen Mindbender.
** "These Shoes" -- AP warns Joey not to put batteries in Lacer because the gadgets produced by the company that made it were always defective. Joey decides to do it anyways when AP is sleeping, so the next day, Joey and AP have a fight an evil A.I. bent on enslaving the human race because Joey didn't heed AP's warning.
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** While the show was always an action-comedy hybrid, early episodes tended to focus more on the comedy aspect, with fewer fight scenes and moments of superheroism and more emphasis on the mishaps and gags that came out of Joey and AP's dynamic. While there certainly were action-oriented episodes early on (like "Justice Alliance", "Don't Track the Mudman", and "Sword Sisters"), they only became more common in the second half of the series, with the show also becoming more emotionally driven in a number of later episodes (like "Pinched Nerves" and "Worm Boy"). However, the show still did some comedy-driven episodes, like "Truce or Consequences" and "The Switch". Notably, this may have something to do with the fact that the writers apparently decided to throw away every idea they had out the window about halfway through production and start fresh, with it also having been confirmed that this new direction would have continued if the series had gotten a second season.
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''Atomic Puppet'' is a Canadian-French animated superhero show developed by the Canadian animation studio Creator/MercuryFilmworks and France's Gaumont Animation (formerly known as Alphanim) for Creator/{{Teletoon}} and Creator/DisneyXD. Created by American animated television writers Mark Drop and Jerry Leibowitz, the show debuted in March 2016 on France 4 in France, later arriving that same year to the United States in July and Canada in September.
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** In the show proper, the first episode uses a slightly different colour palette than the rest of the show, closer to the pilot's, so some of the characters have a slightly different shade tone, noticeably Joey is more yellowy.
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** While the show was always an action-comedy hybrid, early episodes tended to focus more on the comedy aspect, with fewer fight scenes and moments of superheroism and more emphasis on the mishaps and gags that came out of Joey and AP's dynamic. While there certainly were action-oriented episodes early on (like "Justice Alliance", "Don't Track the Mudman", and "Sword Sisters"), they only became more common in the second half of the series, with the show also becoming more emotionally driven in a number of later episodes (like "Pinched Nerves" and "Worm Boy"). However, the show still did some comedy-driven episodes, like "Truce or Consequences" and "The Switch". Notably, this may have something to do with the fact that the writers apparently decided to throw away every idea they had out the window about halfway through production and start fresh, with it also having been confirmed that this new direction would have continued if the series had gotten aslightly different shade tone, noticeably Joey is more yellowy.second season.
** While the show was always an action-comedy hybrid, early episodes tended to focus more on the comedy aspect, with fewer fight scenes and moments of superheroism and more emphasis on the mishaps and gags that came out of Joey and AP's dynamic. While there certainly were action-oriented episodes early on (like "Justice Alliance", "Don't Track the Mudman", and "Sword Sisters"), they only became more common in the second half of the series, with the show also becoming more emotionally driven in a number of later episodes (like "Pinched Nerves" and "Worm Boy"). However, the show still did some comedy-driven episodes, like "Truce or Consequences" and "The Switch". Notably, this may have something to do with the fact that the writers apparently decided to throw away every idea they had out the window about halfway through production and start fresh, with it also having been confirmed that this new direction would have continued if the series had gotten a
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Although ''Atomic Puppet'' only has a very tiny fanbase, it has been very positively received by critics. In 2017, it was nominated for two Annie Awards, as well as a Reuben Award in 2016 for "Best Animated Series" (alongside Nickelodeon's smash hit ''WesternAnimation/TheLoudHouse'' and the legendary classic that is ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons''), while one reviewing journalist called it [[https://www.dallasnews.com/arts-entertainment/tv/2017/02/07/have-you-seen-this-atomic-puppet-is-a-hoot-of-a-superhero-show/ "a hoot of a superhero show"]]. However, this did not save the series from being cancelled after only a single season due to [[ScrewedByTheNetwork low ratings and non-existent promotion]], although the show still managed to end with a bang in its two-part status quo-shaker "The Big Shift".
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Although ''Atomic Puppet'' only has a very tiny fanbase, it has been very positively received by critics. In 2017, it was nominated for two Annie Awards, as well as a Reuben Award in 2016 for "Best Animated Series" (alongside Nickelodeon's smash hit ''WesternAnimation/TheLoudHouse'' and the legendary classic that is ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons''), while one reviewing journalist called it [[https://www.dallasnews.com/arts-entertainment/tv/2017/02/07/have-you-seen-this-atomic-puppet-is-a-hoot-of-a-superhero-show/ "a hoot of a superhero show"]]. However, this did not save the series from being cancelled after only a single season due to [[ScrewedByTheNetwork low ratings and non-existent promotion]], being ScrewedByTheNetwork, although the show still managed to end with a bang in its two-part status quo-shaker "The Big Shift".
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* EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys: The plot of "Buck Monkey" revolves around a celebrity astronaut chimp and old friend of Captain Atomic named Buck [=McDowall=] who is being mind controlled by Zorp to spy on Atomic Puppet. Zorp actually mentions this trope as his reasoning for using a chimp.
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''Atomic Puppet'' is a Canadian-French animated superhero show developed by the Canadian animation studio Creator/MercuryFilmworks and France's Gaumont Animation (formerly known as Alphanim) for Creator/{{Teletoon}} and Creator/DisneyXD. Created by American animated television writers Mark Drop and Jerry Leibowitz, the show debuted in March 2016 on France 4 in France, later arriving that same year to the United States in July and Canada in September.
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* WakeUpGoToSchoolSaveTheWorld: Though the series tends to put more emphasis on the "save the world" over the rest.
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''Atomic Puppet'' is a Canadian-French animated superhero show produced developed by the Canadian animation studio Creator/MercuryFilmworks and France's Gaumont Animation (formerly known as Alphanim) for Creator/{{Teletoon}} and Creator/DisneyXD. Created by animated television writers Mark Drop and Jerry Leibowitz, it the show debuted in March 2016 on France 4 in France. The series is produced by France, later arriving that same year to the Canadian animation studio Creator/MercuryFilmworks United States in July and France's Gaumont Animation (formerly known as Alphanim).
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* AffectionateParody: In some ways, the show is a gentle spoofing of the superhero genre, particularly in its depiction of the dynamic between [[KidSidekick Joey]] and [[SmugSuper AP]].
* RecurringExtra: The show is full of them, such as Joey's principal, Principal Thorpe; Ms. Erlenmeyer's replacement, Mr. [=McKinnon=][[note]]named after one of the show's writers[[/note]]; Mookie's mother; an unnamed crazy, ugly guy; and countless others. Many are based on the show's artists and animators and a few have gained some fans, as [[CastOfSnowflakes they all have extremely distinct appearances]].
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* RecurringExtra: The show is full of them, such as Joey's principal, Principal Thorpe; Ms. Erlenmeyer's replacement, Mr. [=McKinnon=][[note]]named after one of the show's writers[[/note]]; Mookie's mother; an unnamed crazy, ugly guy; and countless others. Many are based on the show's artists and animators and a few have gained some fans, as [[CastOfSnowflakes they all have extremely distinct appearances]].
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* SceneryPorn: There are some very beautiful backgrounds in the show. The sunset seen in "Survival of the Feltest" stands out as a great example.
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* RecycledAnimation: The sequence in the intro of Joey and AP defeating Zorp and his minions is seen at the start of "The Big Shift" in Pauline's video, albeit with the background changed.
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''Atomic Puppet'' is a Canadian-French animated superhero show airing on Creator/{{Teletoon}} in Canada, France 4 in France, and on Creator/DisneyXD in USA, Latin America and Spain. Created by animated television writers Mark Drop and Jerry Leibowitz, it debuted in 2016 ([[ShortRunInPeru September in Canada, March in France, and July on Disney XD]]). It is produced by the Canadian animation studio Creator/MercuryFilmworks and France's Gaumont Animation (formerly known as Alphanim), as the former studio's first original series.
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* ToyTransmutation: Captain Atomic was a world-renowned superhero who lived his life being able to handle situations with his brute strength and endless charm. Blinded by success and fame, he's suddenly transformed into a powerless living sock puppet by his jealous sidekick Mookie.
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''Atomic Puppet'' is a Canadian-French animated superhero show airing on Creator/{{Teletoon}} in Canada, France 4 in France, and on Creator/DisneyXD in USA, Latin America and Spain. Created by animated television writers Mark Drop and Jerry Leibowitz, it debuted in 2016 ([[ShortRunInPeru September in Canada, March in France, and July on Disney XD]]). It is developed produced by [[Creator/MovingPictureCompany Technicolor]] (''WesternAnimation/TheDeep''), Gaumont Animation (''WesternAnimation/{{Robotboy}}''), and the Canadian animation studio Creator/MercuryFilmworks (''WesternAnimation/WanderOverYonder'').
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** Since his voice actor is Sean Cullen, King Hydronomous takes this to a whole new level.
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* HardTruthAesop: Deconstructed. In "Hero's Holiday", AP tells Joey that "friendships don't last forever". Joey is revealed to have taken this to heart in a BadFuture, which turns him into a gritty anti-hero, bitter that AP has seemingly abandoned the city and having cut off his relationships with his family and Pauline. [[spoiler:It results in him getting killed by Professor Tite-Gripp.]]
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* SpiderManSendUp: The episode "Worm Boy" sees Joey become a silkworm-themed parody of Spider-Man after an incident with a silkworm at the Mega City Science Center. Rex Bordeaux even lampshades this, describing Worm-Boy as a new twist on a story they've all heard before[[note]]Even better is the French dub, where he says that this time it doesn't involve a spider[[/note]].
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* {{Objectshifting}}: The premise involves superhero Captain Atomic being transformed into a sock puppet by his former sidekick. He can still walk and talk, but can only use his powers when Joey puts him on his hand.
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* HeroesGoneFishing: The premise of "Surf 'N Turf".
