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* ProtectionInMouth: A [[ThatsNoMoon completely unintentional example]]. In ''Don't Cave In'', the protagonists decide to take shelter in a cave filled with sharp rocks. Come morning, surprise surprise, it turns out to have been the open mouth of local GentleGiant Gigantosaurus. Although unintended, the 'cave' served its job giving the characters a safe place to spend the night, since nobody would dare approach the massive dinosaur anyway.
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* AnAesop: Naturally, one per episode. "A New Big Guy" cautions about StrangerDanger and teaches about the kind of adults children can trust.
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** In addition, Spino tries to attack T-Rex in the Season 3 episode "The Shadow Show" before Giganto intervenes.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: Giganto went from your typical predatory BigBad to an AntiHero minding his own business.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: Giganto went from In the book, Gigantosaurus was your typical predatory BigBad to BigBad. Giganto in the TV series is an AntiHero minding his own business.business and even goes out of his way to help the kids.
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* RaptorAttack: Cror and Totor are your usual scaly, oversized ''Velociraptor''.
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* RaptorAttack: Cror and Totor are your usual scaly, oversized ''Velociraptor''. They are not as intelligent as most examples, however, with Totor being particularly dimwitted.
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* GoofyFeatheredDinosaur: Archie the ''Archaeopteryx'' is the show's resident ButtMonkey. Meanwhile, Missy the ''Incisivosaurus'' is a goofy-''looking'' feathered dinosaur (which is true to the real-life animal, hence its nickname "Bunnysaurus").
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* GoofyFeatheredDinosaur: Archie the ''Archaeopteryx'' is the show's resident ButtMonkey. Meanwhile, Missy the ''Incisivosaurus'' is a goofy-''looking'' feathered dinosaur (which is true to the real-life animal, hence its nickname "Bunnysaurus"). Interestingly, Cror and Totor ''would'' play this trope straight if they had been feathered like real dromaeosaurids.
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* AnachronismStew: The dinosaurs come from all different time periods.
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** The dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures come from all different time periods.
** The dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures come from all different time periods.
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* AdaptationSpeciesChange: The ''Diplodocus'' from the book is reworked as the elderly ''Brachiosaurus'', Ayati.
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* NaturallyHusklessCoconuts: The coconuts in the show are drawn as seeds even while still hanging from palm trees.
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''Gigantosaurus'' is a French computer-animated PreschoolShow based on the [[Literature/{{Gigantosaurus}} book of the same name]] by Johhny Duddle, produced by Cyber Group Studios and Kaibou (with animation done in Canada by Blue Spirit Studio). It premiered on Creator/DisneyJunior in the US on January 18, 2019 (with that also being the channel it airs across much of the world), but airs in its native country on France 5, part of the the French national public television broadcaster France Télévisions.
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''Gigantosaurus'' is a French computer-animated PreschoolShow based on the [[Literature/{{Gigantosaurus}} book of the same name]] by Johhny Duddle, produced by Cyber Group Studios Creator/CyberGroupStudios and Kaibou (with animation done in Canada by Blue Spirit Studio). It premiered on Creator/DisneyJunior in the US on January 18, 2019 (with that also being the channel it airs across much of the world), but airs in its native country on France 5, part of the the French national public television broadcaster France Télévisions.
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: There are a few episodes where Rocky tries to help, only to end up making the situation worse. Such notable examples include the episodes "A Giganto Power", "Guardians of the Herds" and "Rockatastrophe".
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''Gigantosaurus'' is a French computer-animated series based on the [[Literature/{{Gigantosaurus}} book of the same name]] by Johhny Duddle, produced by Cyber Group Studios. It premiered on Creator/DisneyJunior in the US on January 18, 2019.
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''Gigantosaurus'' is a French computer-animated series PreschoolShow based on the [[Literature/{{Gigantosaurus}} book of the same name]] by Johhny Duddle, produced by Cyber Group Studios. Studios and Kaibou (with animation done in Canada by Blue Spirit Studio). It premiered on Creator/DisneyJunior in the US on January 18, 2019.
2019 (with that also being the channel it airs across much of the world), but airs in its native country on France 5, part of the the French national public television broadcaster France Télévisions.
Much like the book it's based on, the show follows a group of young dinosaurs living in the prehistoric land of Cretacia - the spunky ''Parasaurolophus'' Rocky, the timid ''Brachiosaurus'' Bill, the playful ''Triceratops'' Tiny, and the inquisitive ''Ankylosaurus'' Mazu. Together, these four little dinos explore their Mesozoic world, having adventures, making discoveries, and learning lessons.
But the biggest object of curiosity for these baby dinosaurs is the eponymous Gigantosaurus, a massive ''Giganotosaurus'' famed across Cretacia as the most fearsome of all dinosaurs. While Giganto seems perfectly content to do his own thing and ignore the other dinosaurs in his territory, he often finds himself crossing paths with the four young dinosaurs in their adventures. Although Giganto's vicious reputation is known even to them, our four little protagonists often find he can be an unexpected source of aid. And even if Giganto's ways are a mystery even to the main four, his involvement in their adventures and the lessons they learn can always be counted on to add a little extra thrill to their exploration of Cretacia.
Much like the book it's based on, the show follows a group of young dinosaurs living in the prehistoric land of Cretacia - the spunky ''Parasaurolophus'' Rocky, the timid ''Brachiosaurus'' Bill, the playful ''Triceratops'' Tiny, and the inquisitive ''Ankylosaurus'' Mazu. Together, these four little dinos explore their Mesozoic world, having adventures, making discoveries, and learning lessons.
But the biggest object of curiosity for these baby dinosaurs is the eponymous Gigantosaurus, a massive ''Giganotosaurus'' famed across Cretacia as the most fearsome of all dinosaurs. While Giganto seems perfectly content to do his own thing and ignore the other dinosaurs in his territory, he often finds himself crossing paths with the four young dinosaurs in their adventures. Although Giganto's vicious reputation is known even to them, our four little protagonists often find he can be an unexpected source of aid. And even if Giganto's ways are a mystery even to the main four, his involvement in their adventures and the lessons they learn can always be counted on to add a little extra thrill to their exploration of Cretacia.
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* PteroSoarer: The ''Pteranodon'' have pycnofibres, but are otherwise stereotypical.
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* KingOfTheDinosaurs: T-rex likes to think he is this, but in reality he's just a braggart. Interestingly, Giganto himself plays the "noble" variation of this trope, despite being a ''Giganotosaurus'' and not a ''T. rex''.
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* SeldomSeenSpecies: ''Rugosodon'' (Rugo), ''Terminonatator'' (Termy), ''Incisivosaurus'' (Missy), ''Diplocaulus'', ''Arthropleura'', and ''Pulmonoscorpius'' make appearances in the series.
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: In "A Tiny Favor", Tiny accidentally gets Archie to be stripped of his body feathers while using an air-filled flower to blow sticky fruit off of him. Unlike most instances of the InstantlyDefeatheredBird trope, Archie starts feeling chilly without his feathery coat to keep him warm.
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* GoofyFeatheredDinosaur: Archie the ''Archaeopteryx'' is the show's resident ButtMonkey. Meanwhile, Missy the ''Incisivosaurus'' is a goofy-''looking'' dinosaur.
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* GoofyFeatheredDinosaur: Archie the ''Archaeopteryx'' is the show's resident ButtMonkey.
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* GoofyFeatheredDinosaur: Archie the ''Archaeopteryx'' is the show's resident ButtMonkey. Meanwhile, Missy the ''Incisivosaurus'' is a goofy-''looking'' dinosaur.
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* KingOfTheDinosaurs: T-rex likes to think he is this, but in reality he's just a braggart.
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* KingOfTheDinosaurs: T-rex likes to think he is this, but in reality he's just a braggart. Interestingly, Giganto himself plays the "noble" variation of this trope, despite being a ''Giganotosaurus'' and not a ''T. rex''.
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* WeHardlyKnewYe: In the Season 3 episode "The Council of Wise Dinos", we are introduced to a Triceratops named Tritor who is about to retire from the titular council. He doesn't even get a single line of dialogue before he disappears.
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* FourTemperamentEnsemble: To quote the theme song:
"Rocky is daring (choleric), while Bill plays it safe (phlegmatic)
Tiny is silly (sanguine), Mazu's got the brains (melancholic)."
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Tiny is silly (sanguine), Mazu's got the brains (melancholic)."
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song: "Rocky is daring (choleric), while Bill plays it safe (phlegmatic)
safe(melancholic), Tiny is silly (sanguine), Mazu's got the brains (melancholic)."(phlegmatic)".
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* FourTemperamentEnsemble: To quote the theme song:
"Rocky is daring (choleric), while Bill plays it safe (phlegmatic)
Tiny is silly (sanguine), Mazu's got the brains (melancholic)."
"Rocky is daring (choleric), while Bill plays it safe (phlegmatic)
Tiny is silly (sanguine), Mazu's got the brains (melancholic)."
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** There are also multiple instances of walnuts and coconuts being shown or mentioned throughout the series, despite the fact that neither of them would evolve for several million years later.
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** Bill doesn't look much like a ''Brachiosaurus'' at all, given his bipedal stance and short neck.
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* AerithAndBob: Take the four main characters - there are Rocky, Tiny and Mazu... and then there's Bill.
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* AerithAndBob: Take for one example, take the four main characters - there characters. There are Rocky, Tiny and Mazu... and then there's Bill.
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* AerithAndBob: Take the four main characters - there are Rocky, Tiny and Mazu... and then there's Bill.
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* AquaticHadrosaurs: Inverted with Rocky, a ''Parasaurolophus''. His friends can swim just fine, but he's shown to be afraid of water because he can't swim (although he later learns to). Interestingly, [[ArtisticLicensePaleontology he has a hole in his crest]], even though the lack of one is one of the very reasons why the theory about his species being aquatic was disproved.
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* AnAesop: Naturally, one per episode. "A New Big Guy" cautions about StrangerDanger and the kind of adults children can trust.
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* CarnivoresAreMean: Played with as many carnivores are antagonists or bullies, but Archie is a friendly neighbor to the children. Giganto is even the resident BigGood and protects the children from various threats.
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* SeldomSeenSpecies: ''Rugosodon'' (Rugo), ''Terminonatator'' (Termy), ''Diplocaulus'', ''Arthropleura'', and ''Pulmonoscorpius'' make appearances in the series.
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* SeldomSeenSpecies: ''Rugosodon'' (Rugo), ''Terminonatator'' (Termy), ''Incisivosaurus'' (Missy), ''Diplocaulus'', ''Arthropleura'', and ''Pulmonoscorpius'' make appearances in the series.
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** Bill doesn't look much like a ''Brachiosaurus''.
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** Bill doesn't look much like a ''Brachiosaurus''.''Brachiosaurus'' at all, given his bipedal stance and short neck.
