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* AnimateInanimateObject: Among the inhabitants of Toyland are a number of sentient objects, including a monkey-like monkey wrench who gets thrown into "the works" of a factory as a LiteralMetaphor. (Don't worry, the wrench ends up being fine.)
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* NamedByTheAdaptation: Unlike in most versions, here, Barnaby has a full name (his last name is crookedman).
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* NamedByTheAdaptation: Unlike in most versions, here, Barnaby has a full name (his last name is crookedman).Crookedman).
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* PunBasedCreature: The children at one point encounter a monkey wrench that looks and acts like an actual monkey.
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* ZombieGait: hilariously, the toy soldiers advance against goblins looks a lot like that - they are slowly advancing, swaying with every step, arms raised in front of them. And (from goblins point of view, of course), they are unstoppable threat that shrug off anything goblins could throw at them.
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* OffModel: The animation is extremely inconsistent. The shape of characters' heads tends to shift from scene to scene as well as their eyes, which sometimes spazz out and change direction or cross. There is also a misspelling on one of the calendar pages that surround Tom during the factory song. Instead if "Two days left," it reads "Two days leet."
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* ImMelting: The Goblin King is killed this way, when he gets [[WeaksauceWeakness light shined on him for so long]] that he simultaneously explodes and melts.
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* VileVillainSaccharineShow: The Goblins, especially the Goblin King, have darker, ''WesternAnimation/{{Gargoyles}}''-like character designs, with the Goblin King in particular [[EvilSoundsDeep having a]] [[HellIsThatNoise very reverbed and loud roar]], and [[SavagePiercings wearing earrings]], and they later [[SugarApocalypse invade Toyland]] and [[RapePillageAndBurn set it on fire]]. There's also the fact that the Goblin King is [[FamilyUnfriendlyDeath killed rather violently]] for a film geared towards kids.
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* ExitPursuedByABear: The ending of the film has Barnaby chased away by the goblin horde after [[spoiler:the death of their king]], surely to eat him as compensation for the failed raid on Toyland.
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* VillainExitStageLeft: The ending of the film has Barnaby chased away after [[spoiler:the death of their king]], surely to eat him as compensation for the failed raid on Toyland.
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* VillainExitStageLeft: ToServeMan: The ending of the film has Barnaby chased away after [[spoiler:the death of their king]], surely Goblins love eating children, but as Gonzargo and Roderigo figure out, they're perfectly happy to eat him as compensation for the failed raid on Toyland.adults too.
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* VillainExitStageLeft: The ending of the film has Barnaby chased away after [[spoiler:the death of their king]], surely to eat him as compensation for the failed raid on Toyland.
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* NeverHadToys: In Barnaby's VillainSong, "A Crooked Man," it's explained that Barnaby wants to destroy Santa's toys and ruin Christmas because [[IfICantHaveYou he never had any toys as a kid, so he thinks that no one else should have any either]]. The movie never explains why exactly he didn't have toys, but he doesn't sound too sad about it. In fact, he sounds rather proud about that fact, as if it makes him superior to everyone else.
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* ShrugTake: After a lamb witnesses Gonzargo and Roderigo (thinking it's the other sheep) acting strange at the toy factory. He looks at the viewer and shrugs in confusion.
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* SweetSheep: Sheep and lambs are spotted working at the toy factory and are seen working on the hats for other toys. One lamb is seen witnessing Gonzargo and Roderigo (disguised as sheep) acting suspicious at the toy factory. The same lamb would later reappear during the film's climax as the factory is on fire. However, a grown ram quickly takes notice of Gonzargo and Roderigo's disguises and headbutts them out of the stable that the sheep are grazing in.
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* FearSong: "[[https://youtu.be/YFc3xHTTcEY The Worst Is Yet To Come]]" starts out as a VillainSong, as Rodrigo and Gonzargo, who are taking the {{kid hero}}es to the land of goblins, taunt the kids about their imminent deaths. But it becomes a sort of musical OhCrap moment near the end as Rodrigo and Gonzargo start to realize that, by entering the goblins' territory, they've put ''themselves'' in danger too.
-->'''Rodrigo:''' Your nerves are jarred, your heart beats hard,
-->'''Gonzargo:''' Like a kettle drum!
-->'''Rodrigo:''' You're hearing shrieks and eerie squeaks!
-->'''Gonzargo:''' Where is that one coming from?!
-->'''Rodrigo:''' Your nerves are jarred, your heart beats hard,
-->'''Gonzargo:''' Like a kettle drum!
-->'''Rodrigo:''' You're hearing shrieks and eerie squeaks!
-->'''Gonzargo:''' Where is that one coming from?!
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* CardCarryingVillainCardCarryingVillain: Barnaby. He delights in how mean he is and takes being called "crooked" and "twisted" as compliments.
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* NamedByTheAdaptation: Unlike in most versions, here, Barnaby has a full name (his last name is crookedman).
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* OffModel: The animation is extremely inconsistent. The shape of characters' heads tends to shift from scene to scene as well as their eyes which sometimes spazz out and change direction or cross. There is also a misspelling on one of the calendar pages that surrounds Tom during the factory song. Instead if "Two days left," it reads "Two days leet."
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* OffModel: The animation is extremely inconsistent. The shape of characters' heads tends to shift from scene to scene as well as their eyes eyes, which sometimes spazz out and change direction or cross. There is also a misspelling on one of the calendar pages that surrounds surround Tom during the factory song. Instead if "Two days left," it reads "Two days leet."
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''Babes in Toyland'' is a 1997 AnimatedMusical by Toby [[Creator/DonBluth Bluth]] very, very loosely based on the [[Theatre/BabesInToyland original operetta]].
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''Babes in Toyland'' is a 1997 AnimatedMusical directed by Creator/DonBluth's brother Toby [[Creator/DonBluth Bluth]] Bluth, very, very loosely based on the [[Theatre/BabesInToyland original operetta]].
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Redheaded Hero is being cut per the Appearance tropes cleanup thread.
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* RedHeadedHero: Mary Lamb
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Barnaby, who doesn't believe in toys or Christmas spirit, plots to sabotage Tom and factory owner, Mary Lamb, by attempting to buy the factory with Jack and Jill's money. When that fails, he hires mooks to vandalize the place. Jack and Jill make a couple of attempts to escape and help Tom and Mary but end up needing to be rescued when Barnaby gets fed up with them and abandons them in the Goblin Forest. With the help of said Goblins, he leads and attack on Toyland resulting in chaos. With everything crashing down around them, Tom and Mary need to work together to save their factory and town from destruction.
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Barnaby, who doesn't believe in toys or Christmas spirit, plots to sabotage Tom and factory owner, Mary Lamb, by attempting to buy the factory with Jack and Jill's money. When that fails, he hires mooks to vandalize the place. Jack and Jill make a couple of attempts to escape and help Tom and Mary but end up needing to be rescued when Barnaby gets fed up with them and abandons them in the Goblin Forest. With the help of said Goblins, he leads and an attack on Toyland resulting in chaos. With everything crashing down around them, Tom and Mary need to work together to save their factory and town from destruction.
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'''''Babes in Toyland''''' is a 1997 animated film by Toby [[Creator/DonBluth Bluth]] very, very loosely based on the [[Theatre/BabesInToyland original operetta]].
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'''''Babes in Toyland''''' is a 1997 animated film AnimatedMusical by Toby [[Creator/DonBluth Bluth]] very, very loosely based on the [[Theatre/BabesInToyland original operetta]].
