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* FamousAncestor: Discussed. When Brandy believes that being a mongrel means she has no chance in the modeling competition, Whiskers reveals that he's descended from a long line of rabbits who did famous and amazing things. One grew the world's largest carrot, another (allegedly) signed the Declaration of Independence alongside America's forefathers. He points out that despite being descended from these great heroes and historical figures, Whiskers is still [[LikeFatherUnlikeSon basically a nobody]] in comparison. He uses this to teach Brandy that [[AnAesop your ancestry shouldn't determine your self-worth]].
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* FamousAncestor: Discussed. When Brandy believes that being a mongrel means she has no chance in the modeling competition, Whiskers reveals that he's descended from a long line of rabbits who did famous and amazing things. One grew the world's largest carrot, another (allegedly) signed the Declaration of Independence alongside America's forefathers. He points out that despite being descended from these great heroes and historical figures, Whiskers is still [[LikeFatherUnlikeSon basically a nobody]] in comparison. He uses this to teach Brandy that [[AnAesop your ancestry shouldn't determine your self-worth]].self-worth.
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* NaturallyHusklessCoconuts: Coconuts throughout the show are drawn as seeds even when they are still growing on the palm.
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* ShapedLikeItself: In "Wolfie, Prince of the Jungle", Ed questions about Wolfie's uncivilized nature due to being raised by a monkey and points to a very sophisticated guy who was also raised by monkeys. Said guy in question? A monkey.
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* SnakesAreSinister: While averted with Lola Boa, this is played straight with most other snakes which are portrayed as vicious predators.
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* ByTheLightsOfTheirEyes: Whiskers and Gina after being eaten in “Cyranosaurus Rex”, Whiskers, Brandy, Melvin and some tigers inside a cave in “Time for Waffles” and most of the cast in “The Vampire Bat”.
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* ByTheLightsOfTheirEyes: Whiskers and Gina after being eaten in “Cyranosaurus Rex”, Whiskers, Brandy, Melvin and some tigers pumas inside a cave in “Time for Waffles” and most of the cast in “The Vampire Bat”.
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** A lion appeared in another episode.
** Wild boar appeared mainly in episodes of the second season, though like the beavers, boar were also introduced into South America.
** Wild boar appeared mainly in episodes of the second season, though like the beavers, boar were also introduced into South America.
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** A lion appeared in another episode.
episode, though this is lampshaded by Brandy.
** Wild boar appeared in a few episodes, mainlyin episodes of the second season, though like the beavers, boar were also introduced into South America.
** Wild boar appeared in a few episodes, mainly
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* CryingARiver: In the episode "Believe in the Bunny", Brandy tells Mr. Whiskers that the Easter bunny is not real. As a result, he cries overnight until the treehouse is completely flooded.
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** The show's "harpy eagles" look more like bald eagles.
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* ShallowParody: "Where Everybody Knows Your Shame" includes a particularly cringe-inducingly shallow anime parody as a cutaway gag.
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* ArtisticLicenseHistory: Why exactly there are Mayan ruins in the Amazon when Mayan civilization itself never reached it is anyone's guess.
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* ShallowParody: "Where Everybody Knows Your Shame" includes a particularly cringe-inducingly shallow anime parody as a cutaway gag.
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* CursedWithAwesome: "Radio Free Bunny", in which Whiskers [[MagicMeteor swallows a meteor]] and starts emiting radio-signals. It makes him popular with everyone in the jungle... until everybody starts [[SleepDeprivation disturbing him from his sleep]] and [[LoverTugOfWar hogging him]] in order to listen to their radio station.
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* CursedWithAwesome: "Radio Free Bunny", in which Whiskers [[MagicMeteor swallows a meteor]] and starts emiting radio-signals. It makes him popular with everyone in the jungle... until everybody starts [[SleepDeprivation disturbing him from his sleep]] and [[LoverTugOfWar hogging him]] in order to listen to their preferred radio station.
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* DeconstructedTrope: The episode "Auntie Dote" features the obligatory "House Keeper Equals ParentalSubstitute" plot. It ends with [[spoiler:said house keeper revealing that she holds absolutely ''no'' maternal love for either of them; taking care of them was her ''job'', she wasn't doing it out of love no matter how much the two wanted to believe otherwise]].
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* DeconstructedTrope: The episode "Auntie Dote" features the obligatory "House "[[HiredHelpAsFamily House Keeper Equals Equals]] ParentalSubstitute" plot. It ends with [[spoiler:said house keeper revealing that she holds absolutely ''no'' maternal love for either of them; taking care of them was her ''job'', she wasn't doing it out of love no matter how much the two wanted to believe otherwise]].
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** Jaguars and ocelots are depicted hunting in packs in two separate episodes, despite the two cats being solitary.
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* ShownTheirWork: While not always successful, as noted in MisplacedWildlife, the series really goes out of its way to feature animals from the Amazon rainforest.
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** While not always successful, as noted in MisplacedWildlife, the series really goes out of its way to feature animals from the Amazonrainforest.rainforest.
** Black panthers are referred to as jaguars in a few episodes, referring to the fact that black panthers are really just melanistic big cats.
** In "Blind Ambition", it is pointed out that millipedes are almost blind.
** While not always successful, as noted in MisplacedWildlife, the series really goes out of its way to feature animals from the Amazon
** Black panthers are referred to as jaguars in a few episodes, referring to the fact that black panthers are really just melanistic big cats.
** In "Blind Ambition", it is pointed out that millipedes are almost blind.
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* ShownTheirWork: While not always successful, as noted in MisplacedWildlife, the series really goes out of its way to feature animals from the Amazon rainforest.
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%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: In "Two Heads are Not Better Than One", Brandy, dressed in only a grass skirt together with her traditional pink shirt, is getting the treehouse ready for a party when Whiskers comes back having grown a second head. Upon thinking she 'should be more freaked out' she learns the second head can talk which causes Brandy to go into a WildTake. During this, we see the underside of Brandy's grass skirt (she's wearing panties underneath, but still one wonders how that got past Standards and Practices)!
%% ** In another episode, Mr. Whiskers' brain throws a party and everyone is dancing. Everyone except Ed who appears to be passed out over a piano.
%% ** In "Where Everybody Knows Your Shame", while desperately looking for something useful that can help Brandy with her hair troubles, Whiskers manages to bring back a ''lemur's heart''. Said heart is ''dripping with blood'' when he presents it to Brandy.
%% ** In another episode, Mr. Whiskers' brain throws a party and everyone is dancing. Everyone except Ed who appears to be passed out over a piano.
%% ** In "Where Everybody Knows Your Shame", while desperately looking for something useful that can help Brandy with her hair troubles, Whiskers manages to bring back a ''lemur's heart''. Said heart is ''dripping with blood'' when he presents it to Brandy.
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* ApesInSpace: "To the Moon Whiskers" features Boris, a Russian chimp formerly from a circus who was sent into space until his capsule crashed down in the jungle. He butts heads with Brandy because she wants to push the emergency rescue button inside his capsule to get home, but Boris doesn't want to be found and sent back into space. [[spoiler: In the end, the whole conflict turns out to be AllForNothing because the scientist who built the rocket made the rescue button just a box containing a peanut, [[YankTheDogsChain in case Boris needed rescue]].]]
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* DirtyCommunists: Averted with [[ApesInSpace Boris]], but played straight with the corrupt engineers who sent him to space, leaving him abandoned for 40 years with nothing but a rescue button [[spoiler: that ''only expended a peanut'', for ''[[ItAmusedMe the kicks of it]]'']].
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* DirtyCommunists: Averted with [[ApesInSpace Boris]], but played straight with the [[MadScientist corrupt engineers engineers]] who sent him to space, leaving him abandoned for 40 years with nothing but a rescue button [[spoiler: that ''only expended a peanut'', for ''[[ItAmusedMe the kicks of it]]'']].
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* CutawayGag: Plenty in every episode, usually in the form of still, [[MediumShiftGag live-action]] photographs, that may or may not [[RogerRabbitEffect include the main characters pasted in them]].
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* CutawayGag: Plenty in every episode, usually in the form of still, [[MediumShiftGag live-action]] photographs, that may or may not [[RogerRabbitEffect include the main characters pasted in on them]].
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* CursedWithAwesome: "Radio Free Bunny", in which Whiskers [[MagicMeteor swallows a meteor]] and starts emiting radio-signals. It makes him popular with everyone in the jungle... until everybody starts [[SleepDeprivation disturbing him from his sleep]] and [[LoverTugOfWar hogging him]] in order to listen to their radio station, .
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* CursedWithAwesome: "Radio Free Bunny", in which Whiskers [[MagicMeteor swallows a meteor]] and starts emiting radio-signals. It makes him popular with everyone in the jungle... until everybody starts [[SleepDeprivation disturbing him from his sleep]] and [[LoverTugOfWar hogging him]] in order to listen to their radio station, .station.
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* CutawayGag: Plenty in every episode, usually in the form of still, [[MediumShiftGag live-action]] photographs, that may or may not [[RogerRabbitEffect include the main characters pasted in them]].
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* DirtyCommunists: Averted with [[ApesInSpace Boris]], but played straight with the corrupt engineers who sent him to space, leaving him abandoned for 40 years with nothing but a rescue button [[spoiler: that ''only expended a peanut'', for ''[[ItAmusedMe the kicks of it]]'']].
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* FriendOrIdolDecision: In "Lame Boy", when in a collapsing cave, Whiskers has to rescue either the game he's obsessed with, or Brandy. He chose the latter.
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** In "Lame Boy", when in a collapsing cave, Whiskers has to rescue either the game he's obsessed with, or Brandy. He chose thelatter.latter.
** In "One of a Kind", Brandy has to pick between returning to civilization with Tiffany or saving Whiskers from his out-of-control robot. She chooses the latter, because she realizes Tiffany was nothing like Whiskers and he cares about her more than anything.
** In "Lame Boy", when in a collapsing cave, Whiskers has to rescue either the game he's obsessed with, or Brandy. He chose the
** In "One of a Kind", Brandy has to pick between returning to civilization with Tiffany or saving Whiskers from his out-of-control robot. She chooses the latter, because she realizes Tiffany was nothing like Whiskers and he cares about her more than anything.
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%% * BareYourMidriff: Obviously Brandy, but also Tiffany.
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* TheFriendNobodyLikes: Both Brandy and Mr. Whiskers, but more so Brandy as she rubs into everyone else's face what a self-obsessed narcissistic she is whereas Whiskers is just InnocentlyInsensitive.
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* TheFriendNobodyLikes: Both Brandy and Mr. Whiskers, but more so Brandy as she rubs into everyone else's face what a self-obsessed narcissistic narcissist she is whereas Whiskers is just InnocentlyInsensitive.
