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* BabyTalk: Subverted in "Crib Notes" when Kyle is turned back to normal; he begins saying random gibberish which makes him assume the crib notes spell made him talk like a baby rather than give the actual cheat notes for his exam to be readmitted to Milkweed Academy. But when Fanboy and Chum Chum listen carefully to the gibberish, they realize he is actually saying test answers in code, and Kyle realizes this and uses the coded gibberish to get the test answers written down.
** In "Excuse Me", FB and CC, along with Kyle, are forced to make up all the work they got out of with the forged excuse notes, and have to miss spring break in return.
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** In "Speed Eraser", Kyle gives Fanboy an eraser that literally erases anything because of jealousy for him stealing his eraser-er position. Later on in the episode, ''he'' gets erased.
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** The climax of "The Great Bicycle Mystery" has Lenny realize the Frosty Mart has security cameras which revealed FB and CC as the true culprits who destroyed Bikey; the boys are then turned into Bikey's tires as punishment as he rides back home.
** In "Speed Eraser", Kyle gives Fanboy an eraser that literally erases anything because of jealousy for him stealing his eraser-er position.Later It instead makes Fanboy more popular, and later on in the episode, ''he'' ''Kyle'' gets erased.
** In "Speed Eraser", Kyle gives Fanboy an eraser that literally erases anything because of jealousy for him stealing his eraser-er position.
* LoopholeAbuse:
** In "Lord of the Rings", Fanboy will never tell Kyle his secret to the ring trick because "Good magicians never reveal their secrets." However, a small wallet-sized copy of the vow reveals the secrets are only revealed to the magician's assistant; Kyle decides to take Chum Chum's place in disguise as him so he can learn.
** In "Slime Day", the rule of the secret phrase to getting slimed is you can't tell anyone the phrase and they have to discover it themselves. But there isn't a rule saying the phrase cannot be written down, so the Nickelodeon president gives FB and CC a cue card with the phrase on it (the phrase is literally "I don't know.") so they can say it and get slimed.
** In "Lord of the Rings", Fanboy will never tell Kyle his secret to the ring trick because "Good magicians never reveal their secrets." However, a small wallet-sized copy of the vow reveals the secrets are only revealed to the magician's assistant; Kyle decides to take Chum Chum's place in disguise as him so he can learn.
** In "Slime Day", the rule of the secret phrase to getting slimed is you can't tell anyone the phrase and they have to discover it themselves. But there isn't a rule saying the phrase cannot be written down, so the Nickelodeon president gives FB and CC a cue card with the phrase on it (the phrase is literally "I don't know.") so they can say it and get slimed.
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** In "Crib Notes", Kyle casts a spell that will give him the answers to a test to be readmitted into Milkweed Academy, except it turns him into a baby and he must go to sleep to know the answers. Fanboy and Chum Chum try various methods to make him sleep, and when they finally succeed and Kyle takes the test, his answers are voided because he didn't use a No. 2 wand.
** In "Kids in the Hall", Kyle desperately tries to give Professor Flan his essay to be readmitted to his Milkweed Academy, but hall monitors Fanboy and Chum Chum keep getting in his way. In the process, Kyle's essay gets eaten by a three-headed dog from another dimension, forcing him to hand in a drawing on a sticky note. To Kyle's surprise, Flan likes the drawing so much that he accepts Kyle back to Milkweed... until he gets eaten by the three-headed dog.
** In "Kids in the Hall", Kyle desperately tries to give Professor Flan his essay to be readmitted to his Milkweed Academy, but hall monitors Fanboy and Chum Chum keep getting in his way. In the process, Kyle's essay gets eaten by a three-headed dog from another dimension, forcing him to hand in a drawing on a sticky note. To Kyle's surprise, Flan likes the drawing so much that he accepts Kyle back to Milkweed... until he gets eaten by the three-headed dog.
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** In "Crib Notes", Kyle casts a spell that will give him the answers to a test to be readmitted into Milkweed Academy, except it turns him into a baby and he must go to sleep to know the answers. Fanboy and Chum Chum try various methods to make him sleep, and when they finally succeed and Kyle takes the test, his answers are voided last-minute because he didn't use a No. 2 wand.
** In "Kids in the Hall", Kyle desperately tries to give Professor Flan his essay to be readmitted to his Milkweed Academy, but hall monitors Fanboy and Chum Chum keep getting in his way. In the process, Kyle'sessay gets essays get eaten by a goat and a three-headed dog from another dimension, dimension; he has no time to write a third essay, forcing him to hand in a drawing on a sticky note. To Kyle's surprise, Flan likes the drawing so much that he accepts Kyle back to Milkweed... until he gets eaten by the three-headed dog.
** In "Kids in the Hall", Kyle desperately tries to give Professor Flan his essay to be readmitted to his Milkweed Academy, but hall monitors Fanboy and Chum Chum keep getting in his way. In the process, Kyle's
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* SkywardScream: Fanboy has one in "Stan Arctica" when he reads a comic about Man-Arctica being defeated by the Global Warmer and falling into a black hole.
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* SkywardScream: Fanboy has one in "Stan Arctica" when he reads a comic about Man-Arctica being defeated by the Global Warmer and falling into a black hole.hole, thinking Man-Arctica died.
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* StockAudioClip:
** Chum Chum has a voice clip of him saying "Yay!" that is used in multiple episodes, such as "Chimp Chomp Chumps", "Little Glop of Horrors", and the "Sliding Doors" animated short.
** Kyle's exasperated moan in "Wizboy" from when Mr. Mufflin takes his wand away is used again in "Saving Private Chum Chum" when Mr. Mufflin takes his Lil' Warlock kit.
** Chum Chum has a voice clip of him saying "Yay!" that is used in multiple episodes, such as "Chimp Chomp Chumps", "Little Glop of Horrors", and the "Sliding Doors" animated short.
** Kyle's exasperated moan in "Wizboy" from when Mr. Mufflin takes his wand away is used again in "Saving Private Chum Chum" when Mr. Mufflin takes his Lil' Warlock kit.
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* TitleDrop:
** "Wizboy": The episode title is used as Fanboy's pretend wizard persona when Chum Chum is introducing him.
** "The Hard Sell": The episode title is name dropped by Fanboy just before he gets ready to sell Lenny the Crabulous figure.
** "I, Fanbot": After Fanboy is turned into a robot to pass a test, he drops the episode title when delivering a RousingSpeech.
** "Monster in the Mist": The title of the episode is also the name of the horror movie Fanboy and Chum Chum watched.
** "The Great Bicycle Mystery": Fanboy's speech to his potential suspects toward who destroyed Bikey ends with him dropping the episode title.
** "Lord of the Rings": Kyle drops the episode title as he is falling into the lava pit after Fanboy accidentally reveals the ring trick's secret.
** "Wizboy": The episode title is used as Fanboy's pretend wizard persona when Chum Chum is introducing him.
** "The Hard Sell": The episode title is name dropped by Fanboy just before he gets ready to sell Lenny the Crabulous figure.
** "I, Fanbot": After Fanboy is turned into a robot to pass a test, he drops the episode title when delivering a RousingSpeech.
** "Monster in the Mist": The title of the episode is also the name of the horror movie Fanboy and Chum Chum watched.
** "The Great Bicycle Mystery": Fanboy's speech to his potential suspects toward who destroyed Bikey ends with him dropping the episode title.
** "Lord of the Rings": Kyle drops the episode title as he is falling into the lava pit after Fanboy accidentally reveals the ring trick's secret.
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** At the beginning of "Dollar Day", Fanboy abuptly stops while walking which causes his brain to fall out. Later in the episode when he and Chum Chum are trying to come up with a way to get a dollar, he shouts "We've got to THINK!". Chum Chum then leaves the screen for a second and comes back with Fanboy's brain and puts it back in his head.
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** At the beginning of "Dollar Day", Fanboy abuptly abruptly stops while walking which causes his brain to fall out. Later in the episode when he and Chum Chum are trying to come up with a way to get a dollar, he shouts "We've got to THINK!". Chum Chum then leaves the screen for a second and comes back with Fanboy's brain and puts it back in his head.
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* DarkerAndEdgier: "Fangboy" (where Fanboy and Chum Chum cross paths with a vampire named Dr. Acula), "Book Report of the Dead" (where Fanboy accidentally turns Mr. Mufflin into a zombie), "There Will Be Shrieks" (where a PumpkinPerson named Mr. Trick takes the boys' sense of taste and tries to get rid of all candy on Hallowen) and "Speed Eraser" (where Kyle tricks Fanboy into having a cursed eraser attached to his hand that erases physical objects and people from existence) are all darker in tone than the show usually is; it's justified since the third (and maaaybe the second example) was a Halloween special.
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* DarkerAndEdgier: "Fangboy" (where Fanboy and Chum Chum cross paths with a vampire named Dr. Acula), "Book Report of the Dead" (where Fanboy accidentally turns Mr. Mufflin into a zombie), "There Will Be Shrieks" (where a PumpkinPerson named Mr. Trick takes the boys' sense of taste and tries to get rid of all candy on Hallowen) and "Speed Eraser" (where Kyle tricks Fanboy into having a cursed eraser attached to his hand that erases physical objects and people from existence) are all darker in tone than the show usually is; it's justified since the third (and maaaybe '''maybe''' the second example) was a Halloween special.
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*** The magic eraser Kyle gives Fanboy in "Speed Eraser" has the ability to erase anything from existance; after literally attaching it to Fanboy, he is so upset and shocked he accidentally erases Kyle's ''own body'', and later, his wand.
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*** The magic eraser Kyle gives Fanboy in "Speed Eraser" has the ability to erase anything from existance; existence; after literally attaching it to Fanboy, he is so upset and shocked he accidentally erases Kyle's ''own body'', and later, his wand.
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* RhymingWizardry:
** In "Field Trip of Horrors", Kyle attempts to get everyone off the bus on a field trip to the glop mines with the spell, "Reverseus Fieldtrippercus!", only to lose his wand out the window last minute.
** In "Buddy Up" when FB and CC are stuck in the desert with Kyle, Kyle attempts to sneak off without them knowing by using an invisibility spell with the incantation, "Makemeus Invisiblus!" Unfortunately, this alarms the two boys that Kyle is missing from their Buddy system and frantically try to find him.
** In "Hex Games", Kyle attempts to start Sigmund's video game with the spell "Gamus Beginnus!", but nothing happens; Chum Chum then bluntly adds the game has to be put in the Hex Box to activate.
** In "Field Trip of Horrors", Kyle attempts to get everyone off the bus on a field trip to the glop mines with the spell, "Reverseus Fieldtrippercus!", only to lose his wand out the window last minute.
** In "Buddy Up" when FB and CC are stuck in the desert with Kyle, Kyle attempts to sneak off without them knowing by using an invisibility spell with the incantation, "Makemeus Invisiblus!" Unfortunately, this alarms the two boys that Kyle is missing from their Buddy system and frantically try to find him.
** In "Hex Games", Kyle attempts to start Sigmund's video game with the spell "Gamus Beginnus!", but nothing happens; Chum Chum then bluntly adds the game has to be put in the Hex Box to activate.
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->''"They dress as superheroes, wearing their underwear on the outside for that Superman look. (They have no out-of-costume alter egos.) Their collective mental landscape is littered with the detritus of sci-fi and fantasy, with the stuff of comics and movies, toys and TV shows. But we don't see the world as they imagine it, Walter Mitty-style; we just see them in their world, imagining...and that world is strange enough."''
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** In "Speed Eraser", Kyle screams this twice: first after his body is erased and Fanboy unknowingly tries to erase his head, and again when he erases his wand, complete with an OverlyLongScream.
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** In "Rattleskunkupine!" Oz release four of them. Which the last one being an OverlyLongScream
** In "Speed Eraser", Kyle screams this twice: first after his body is erased and Fanboy unknowingly tries to erase his head, and again when he erases hiswand, complete with an OverlyLongScream.wand.
** In "Speed Eraser", Kyle screams this twice: first after his body is erased and Fanboy unknowingly tries to erase his head, and again when he erases his
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* OffModel: In the Creator/JohnKricfalusi-esque way. If you've ever seen any of the storyboards, you probably know that they look completely different than the actual show. As evidenced by a storyboard artist, [[http://tvskyle.deviantart.com/art/Off-Model-Chum-Chums-186335422 this]] is what is considered to be too far off the mark.
