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** In "Bandits, Beans and Ballyhoo," DM is groping for an explanation on how El Loco the bandit snuck into his luggage when Colonel K abruptly says "Danger Mouse...shush."
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* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes: In "The World Wide Spider", it turns out spiders are DM's one fear.
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* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes: In "The World Wide Spider", Spider" and the earlier "AAAIAAGG! Spiders!", it turns out spiders are DM's one fear.
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** Danger Mouse's pillar box is located on [[Literature/SherlockHolmes Baker Street]], noted in one episode to be a stone's thow from the residence of Sherlock Holmes himself (NotHyperbole, as Watson is noted as throwing stones at the pillar box).
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** Agent 57 is a polar bear in "Ice Station Camel" and a penguin in "The Spy Who Stayed In With a Cold."
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** Agent 57 is a polar bear in "Ice Station Camel" and a penguin in "The Spy Who Stayed In With a Cold."" At the end of "The Return of Count Duckula," the audience watching Duckula's stage show turns put to be a massive flock of penguins as he was booked at the South Pole.
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** Agent 57 is a polar bear in "Ice Station Camel" and a penguin in "The Spy Who Stayed In With a Cold."
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* MasterOfDisguise: Agent 57, who appears as a worm in his first appearance and a polar bear in his second. According to DM, he's disguised himself as so many things over the years that he's forgotten what his original species was.
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* HopelessWithTech: Professor Squawkencluck has a great many highly justified complaints about how Danger Mouse treats her inventions in the revival.
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** In "The World Wide Spider", it turns out spiders are DM's one fear just before he has to save the world from the world's largest spider.
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** In "The World Wide Spider", it turns out spiders are DM's one fear just before he has to save the world from the world's largest spider. Which is odd given that in the original series, there was an episode when Greenback had a device that turned spiders gigantic, and Penfold was the only one who was bothered by them.
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* HalfDressedCartoonAnimal: Count Duckula in the original show and Isambard King Kong Brunel in the reboot.
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* TerrestrialSeaLife: In the 2015 series, Danger Mackerel and Agent 48 (a mimic octopus) go about on land.
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* JustForPun: "From Duck Till Dawn" has Duckula's broadcasts go global and turn people into vegetable zombies, with one having been turned into a literal "couch potato" as he's watching.
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* LegacyCharacter: In the remake Agent 58 is the son of Agent 57 from the original series. And
IV is presumably the son of Augustus P. Crumhorn III.
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* LegacyCharacter: In the remake Agent 58 is the son of Agent 57 from the original series. And
And IV is presumably the son of Augustus P. Crumhorn III.
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* {{Pun}}: "From Duck Till Dawn" has Duckula's broadcasts go global and turn people into vegetable zombies, with one having been turned into a literal "couch potato" as he's watching.
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* FurryConfusion: In both series, especially the 2015 series, the FunnyAnimal cast coexists with non-anthromorphic animals.
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* FurryConfusion: In both series, especially the 2015 series, the FunnyAnimal cast coexists dogs like Augustus P. Crumhorn and Dawn co-exist with non-anthromorphic animals. nonathromophic dogs. Dawn even asks her father for a pet puppy at one point.
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* LegacyCharacter: In the remake Agent 58 is the son of Agent 57 from the original series. And Augustus P. Crumhorn IV is presumably the son of Augustus P. Crumhorn III.
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* LegacyCharacter: In the remake Agent 58 is the son of Agent 57 from the original series. And Augustus P. Crumhorn And
IV is presumably the son of Augustus P. Crumhorn III.
IV is presumably the son of Augustus P. Crumhorn III.
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* FurryConfusion: In both series, especially the 2015 series, the FunnyAnimal cast coexists with non-anthromorphic animals.
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** Most characters don't have tails either in the 2015 series, except when they get turned into elephants in "The Spy Who Came In with a Cold".
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** Most characters don't have tails either in the 2015 series, except when they get turned into elephants in "The Spy Who Came In with a Cold". Villains Birch Badboy and Isambard King Kong Brunel, a squirrel and a monkey respectively, are two exceptions.
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** In the original series, his first name was Heinrich.
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* ArbitrarySkepticism: The 2015 ChristmasEpisode has Professor Squawkencluck, despite the weird things she sees on a daily basis, flatly refusing to believe that Santa Claus is real, even when she's standing at the North Pole talking to him.
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* ArbitrarySkepticism: ArbitrarySkepticism:
** The first show's episode "Close Encounters of the Absurd Kind" has DM refusing to believe they're dealing with aliens until the very end. The previous episode, "Custard", had him jetting all over the universe interacting with all kinds of weird space characters.
** The 2015 ChristmasEpisode has Professor Squawkencluck, despite the weird things she sees on a daily basis, flatly refusing to believe that Santa Claus is real, even when she's standing at the North Pole talking to him.
** The first show's episode "Close Encounters of the Absurd Kind" has DM refusing to believe they're dealing with aliens until the very end. The previous episode, "Custard", had him jetting all over the universe interacting with all kinds of weird space characters.
** The 2015 ChristmasEpisode has Professor Squawkencluck, despite the weird things she sees on a daily basis, flatly refusing to believe that Santa Claus is real, even when she's standing at the North Pole talking to him.
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* CowardlySidekick: Penfold. In the first series episode "Rogue Robots", the narrator reveals that his codename is "The Jigsaw", because "when confronted with a problem, he goes to pieces." If he's not trying to make excuses not to go on the latest adventure, he's running off screaming or cowering behind the more traditionally heroic Danger Mouse.
* CowboyEpisode: In "A Fistful of Penfolds", in Penfold City, Professor Squawkencluck's secret testing ground is a western town filled with Penbots, new 'Tenfolds' are being developed to become better sidekicks than the original Penfold. Penfold also currently provides the trope image as well.
* CowboyEpisode: In "A Fistful of Penfolds", in Penfold City, Professor Squawkencluck's secret testing ground is a western town filled with Penbots, new 'Tenfolds' are being developed to become better sidekicks than the original Penfold. Penfold also currently provides the trope image as well.
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* CowardlySidekick: Penfold. In the first series episode "Rogue Robots", the narrator reveals that his codename is "The Jigsaw", because "when confronted with a problem, he goes to pieces." If he's not trying to make excuses not to go on the latest adventure, he's running off screaming or cowering behind the more traditionally heroic Danger Mouse.
Mouse. Penfold also currently provides the trope image as well.
* CowboyEpisode: In "A Fistful of Penfolds", in Penfold City, Professor Squawkencluck's secret testing ground is a western town filled with Penbots, new 'Tenfolds' are being developed to become better sidekicks than the original Penfold. Penfold also currently provides the trope image as well.
* CowboyEpisode: In "A Fistful of Penfolds", in Penfold City, Professor Squawkencluck's secret testing ground is a western town filled with Penbots, new 'Tenfolds' are being developed to become better sidekicks than the original Penfold.
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* CowboyEpisode: In "A Fistful of Penfolds", in Penfold City, Professor Squawkencluck's secret testing ground is a western town filled with Penbots, new 'Tenfolds' are being developed to become better sidekicks than the original Penfold.
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* CowboyEpisode: In "A Fistful of Penfolds", in Penfold City, Professor Squawkencluck's secret testing ground is a western town filled with Penbots, new 'Tenfolds' are being developed to become better sidekicks than the original Penfold. Penfold also currently provides the trope image as well.
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* CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass: Penfold on a few occasions. He takes the initiative in "Public Enemy No. 1" (when DM gets amnesia) and "Beware Of Mexicans Delivering Milk" (after DM's strength is sapped). This is inverted in "Penfold Transformed" as the Penfold robot (whom DM assumedly doesn't know ''is'' a robot) answers a crossword puzzle clue that DM can't:
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* CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass: Penfold on a few occasions. He takes the initiative in "Public Enemy No. 1" (when DM gets amnesia) and "Beware Of Mexicans Delivering Milk" (after DM's strength is sapped). This is inverted in "Penfold Transformed" as the Penfold robot (whom DM assumedly doesn't know ''is'' a robot) answers a crossword puzzle CrosswordPuzzle clue that DM can't:
