History WesternAnimation / DuckPimples

* GoingCommando: Pauline. After Donald was falsely shot, a terrified Pauline lifts her dress and jumps as she gets ready to flee. As she bends one leg up in one frame, there's a flash of her side posterior cheek, so she is revealed not to wear undies.

* VaporWear: Pauline as she holds up her dress, jumps, and runs in place before fleeing. She's revealed to go without any knickers under it.
* [[YourTelevisionHatesYou Your Radio Hates You]]: Donald tries to relax listening to the radio, but every station is playing either horror stories or crime dramas.

* OminousPipeOrgan: Plays throughout the short.

%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.

* OutOfCharacterMoment: One of the rare times where Donald does not lose his temper. In fact, where most cartoons put Donald at the center of the comedy, Donald here is mostly the StraightMan, reacting to all the weird things going on around him.

** Also, a woman can be heard screaming on Donald's radio when a narrator mentions, "And a woman shrieks".

* DirtyCop: The Cop steals Pauline's bracelets. [[RuleOfFunny Then eats them]] [[DonutMessWithACop like donuts]]. He also turns out (when the time comes for the author to choose the culprit) to be the one who stole the pearls and is clearly not above threatening anyone's lives after the fact.

** Also, a woman can be heard screaming on Donald's radio when a narrator mentions "And a woman shrieks".

* ShesGotLegs: As revealed by Pauline when she lifts her dress.

'''''Duck Pimples''''' is a 1945 [[WesternAnimation/ClassicDisneyShorts Disney cartoon]] starring DonaldDuck.

* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Pauline and her brief moment of exhibitionism when she starts to flee.

* DerangedAnimation: This is hands down one of the weirdest Disney shorts ever, with its bizzare dream logic plotting and surreal, constantly changing backgrounds.

* DirtyCop: The Cop steals Pauline's bracelets. [[RuleOfFunny Then eats them]] [[DonutMessWithACop like donuts]]. He also turns out to be the one who stole the pearls and is clearly not above threatening anyone's lives after the fact.

* SurrealHorror: At the same time, the equally as bizarrely skits will change into very uncomfortable situations, such as constantly changing backgrounds at a second's notice, [[MoodSwinger characters will go from friendly to psychotic]] and [[[RealityIsOutToLunch it becomes obvious early on that the reality of Donald's home and the book start to blur gradually to the point that it's impossible to tell which is which]] as [[SanitySlippage Donald starts going more hopelessly insane than usual.]]

Donald reads one of the crime novels the salesman leaves behind, and is quite literally pulled into the story when the characters in the novel accuse ''him'' of stealing a pearl necklace.

* KillerGorilla: One of the radio shows Donald listens to is about one. As he listens, the chair he's sitting one turns into a gorilla about to strangle him.

* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Pauline and her brief moment of exhibition when she starts to flee.

* GoingCommando: Pauline. After Donald was falsely shot, a terrified Pauline lifts her dress and jumps as she gets ready to flee. As she bends one leg up in one frame, there's a flash of her side posterior cheek, so she doesn't seem to wear undies.

* GoingCommando: * Pauline. After Donald was falsely shot, a terrified Pauline lifts her dress and jumps as she gets ready to flee. As she bends one leg up in one frame, there's a flash of her side posterior cheek, so she doesn't seem to wear undies.