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* DerangedAnimation: It's a Gaither Vocal Band production so it's a given. Although it's ''nowhere '''near''''' as bad as their other one, ''WesternAnimation/GaithersPond.'' ''[[ZigZaggedTrope ALTHOUGH]]'' the "Mr. Poe & Yogul" segment puts that show ''to '''shame''', especially the intro of it!''
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* HonestyAesop: Dig has to choose between lying to Otto and telling him that he looks good in his new clothes, which would both make Otto happy and earn Dig some money from selling the clothes, or being honest and suggesting that he goes to a different shop with clothes more suited for him.
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* IndyEscape: Jack and Mary-Jane have to escape a giant boulder while trying to escape the school.
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The Mr. Poe bit was clearly an intentional joke, not poor writing.
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* BrokenAesop: All three plots we see are about "[[TitleDrop making the right decisions]]", but in all of them the message is fundamentally broken in some way:
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* BrokenAesop: All three plots we see are about The point of the movie is to teach viewers the importance of "[[TitleDrop making the right decisions]]", but in all of them the message is fundamentally broken in some way:
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** Mr. Poe and Yogul: Mr. Poe saves Yogul from Dr. Dairy's death trap by pressing a button to free him, ignoring the other two buttons which are labeled "Push for World Peace" and "Push to End World Hunger". Even if there was a reason why Mr. Poe couldn't press all three, pressing either of the other two could have saved millions of lives, making them better decisions than just freeing Yogul.
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* SpoofAesop: The "[[StylisticSuck Mr. Poe and Yogul]]" segment parodies the other segments' theme of making the right decisions by having Poe choose to rescue his friend from a torture machine, which would normally be the right choice, but the alternative choices he was given were to get rid of all war or all famine in the world. Despite this, saving Yogul is still presented as the right choice, implying that the other two choices were "wrong" somehow.
