History WesternAnimation / DestinationImagination

* FruedianExcuse: World was locked up in a box and taken away from his creator. This explains why he is so emotionally hurt and has some serious abandonment issues.

* WhiteAndGreyMorality: The antagonist of the film, World, is really just an emotionally hurt imaginary friend who has abandonment issues. He's really not that bad.

-->'''Mr. Herriman:''' Good heavens! What's happening?
-->'''Bloo:''' You peeved him off, THAT'S WHAT'S HAPPENING!

* PrecisionFStrike: Somewhat. Bloo tells Mr. Herriman that he ''peeved'' World off, but an error in the close captions on the original airing had him say ''pissed'' instead.
** The voice actor has since said that he was supposed to say ‘peeved’, but he misread his line and said ‘pissed’ instead.

* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: Mr. Herriman, [[SarcasmMode you just]] ''[[SarcasmMode had]]'' [[SarcasmMode to open your mouth and scold World]] just as Frankie calmed him down. [[JerkassHasAPoint Bloo is absolutely right to say you peeved him off.]]

* AbsenteeActor: Madame Foster does not appear throughout the movie, though this is subverted. [[spoiler: See PutOnABus as to why.]]

* PutOnABus: Played for laughs. Madame Foster has been an AbsenteeActor for most of the events. [[spoiler: The mid-credits scene reveals that Madame Foster has been on vacation this whole time. [[LockedOutOfTheLoop Cue a look of confusion as she's greeted with an empty foyer, wondering where everyone had gone.]]]]

* FiveSecondForesahdowing: The musical bridge needs every note played in the right order for the heroes to pass. So when the ranger ''intentionally'' presses on the wrong key, it's a sign that he's not the heroic figure he's made out to be.

* BrickJoke: When Frankie first enters World, she scribbles something on a cardboard tree (see CurseCutShort). After Herriman causes World to break apart and they find that tree again, he reads what is written and is shocked at what he sees.

* GrandFinale: While the final episode to air was "Goodbye to Bloo", most fans argue that this one wraps up the series quite nicely as well. This being the final episode produced certainly helps.

* GrandFinale: While most fans consider "Goodbye to Bloo" the real finale, others could argue that this one wraps up the series quite nicely as well, which apparently this is the final episode produced.

-->'''Bloo:''' You peeved him off! THAT'S WHAT'S HAPPENING!

* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech:

* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: Mr. Herriman, [[SarcasmMode you just]] ''[[SarcasmMode had]]'' [[SarcasmMode to open your mouth and scold World]] just as Frankie calmed him down. [[JerkassHasAPoint Bloo is absolutely right to tell you peeved him off.]]

This time, the Foster's crew receives a mysterious box that is not to be opened, but when Frankie directly disobeys Mr. Herriman's orders to take a peek inside, she finds herself in a glorious kingdom inhabited by one lonely imaginary friend. Frankie continues to visit the box each day, and her friend grows so attached to her that he eventually decides not to let her go, and it's up to Mac, Bloo, Coco, Wilt, and Eduardo to rescue her, as they come to realize that the seemingly harmless world inside the box isn't all it appears to be.

* BigBad: World is definitely the most intense villain from the series. He's more of an AntiVillain though as all he wants is friends.

** Herriman gives one to World that inadvertently causes him to snap right after Frankie had finally calmed him down.

* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: Mr. Herriman, you just ''had'' to open your mouth and scold World just as Frankie calmed him down. Bloo is absolutely right on how you peeved him off.

* GrandFinale: While most fans consider "Goodbye to Bloo" the real finale, others could argue that this one wraps up the series quite nicely as well.
** Which apparently this is the final episode produced.

* SealedEvilInATeddyBear: [[spoiler:The purple puppy seeing that it's world using the puppy as its body.]]

* ConvenientReplacementCharacter: Mr. Herriman tries to replace Frankie after she disappears, the first (Emmy, who looks exactly like Frankie, only with longer hair and a Mojo Jojo shirt) runs off after seeing all of Frankie's duties, a second look-a-like who is male, and several other workers (who Harriman instantly fires over little things).

This time, the Foster's crew receives a mysterious box that is not to be opened, but when Frankie directly disobeys Mr. Herriman's orders to take a peak inside, she finds herself in a glorious kingdom inhabited by one lonely imaginary friend. Frankie continues to visit the box each day, and her friend grows so attached to her that he eventually decides not to let her go, and it's up to Mac, Bloo, Coco, Wilt, and Eduardo to rescue her, as they come to realize that the seemingly harmless world inside the box isn't all it appears to be.

* CurseCutShort: There is some profanity found in a scene when the gang looks for Frankie and finds her "written" honest thought about Herriman. Although you won't see clearly what it says, but when Eduardo reads it he reads: "Mr. Herriman is a big fat..." Then Wilt censors it before he could say it aloud. It's theorized for fans that the last word is "Cocksucker!".

* CurseCutShort: There is some profanity found in a scene when the gang looks for Frankie and finds her "written" honest thought about Herriman. Although you won't see clearly what it says, but when Eduardo reads it he reads: "Mr. Herriman is a big fat..." Then Wilt censors it before he could say it aloud.

* DudeWheresMyRespect: Frankie suffers through this during the special as Mr. Herriman does not see how her way of doing things actually benefits the imaginary friends nor how she works herself to exhaustion ever single day. Frankie even chews Mac and the others out that they don't want her back because she's their friend, but rather for all the chores she does for them. The end of the special has Mr. Herriman accept that Frankie could use a break and the end has everyone take part in helping Frankie finish her chores.
* EarnYourHappyEnding: [[spoiler: Frankie is now respected and has the other Imaginary Friends help her out with her chores, and World can freely travel throughout the real world and have the imaginary friends have fun with him in his world.]]

* {{Foreshadowing}}: The bedtime story Frankie tells an imaginary friend has a line that says how the princess finally got respected. World treats Frankie like she's a princess when she enters the toy box [[spoiler: and in the end, all the imaginary friends give her the appreciation and thanks she deserved.]]
* GrandFinale: While most fans consider "Goodbye to Bloo" the real finale, others could argue that this one wraps up the series quite nicely.

* OnceMoreWithClarity: World seals the doors of the castle when Frankie suggest she wants to leave. This could mean that World has become very possessive of her. [[spoiler: Frankie actually decided that World's right and she doesn't have to leave, since she's treated like royalty.]]

* PrecisionFStrike: Somewhat. Bloo tells Mr. Herriman that he ''peeved'' World off, but the way it sounds (and the close caption reads it), it sounds like Bloo told Mr. Herriman that he ''pissed'' World off.

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* BigStop: Mr. Herriman does this when Frankie and the others are arguing over whether or not to let World out, which leads to him admitting that he was absolutely wrong at scolding her and is trusting her judgement.

* TamperingWithFoodAndDrik: The puppy dusts his crumpets with sleeping powder disguised as sugar. [[spoiler: Mac is the only one who avoids this, since he has adverse reactions with sugar.]]

* BigBad: World is definitely the most intense villain from the series.
* BrokenBridge: The musical piano bridge.

* CloneArmy: when Bloo and the gang fall into the silly-putty like glob pool.

* DudeWheresMyRespect: Frankie suffers through this during the special as Mr. Herriman does not see how her way of doing things actually benefits the imaginary friends nor how she works herself to exhaustion ever single day. The end of the special has Mr. Herriman accept that Frankie could use a break and the end has everyone take part in helping Frankie finish her chores.
* FacelessMasses: quite literally every "inhabitant" of the toy box [[spoiler: until world uses their bodies.]]

* InterruptedCooldownHug: Happens when Frankie had just calmed World down and made him friendly towards her friends when Mr. Herriman comes barging in and basically reinforces every one of his fears in one fell swoop before attempting to push everyone out of the toy chest. Cue the Unstoppable Rage that literally tears the entire reality of the toy chest apart.
* KillItWithFire: At one point Coco lays an egg with a flamethrower inside, though she never actually kills anything with it.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Mr. Herriman immediately regrets scolding World. As Bloo puts it.
-->'''Mr. Herriman:''' What's happening?
-->'''Bloo:''' You just peeved him off!

* SealedEvilInATeddyBear: [[spoiler:The purple puppy.]]