History WesternAnimation / JungledyretHugo

** In one episode of the animated series, Hugo puts on a red shirt to keep warm in the Arctic. He looks almost exactly like Disney/WinnieThePooh.

** Rita's mother does this while she escort Hugo to the harbour when they're suddenly being followed by one of Izabelle's bounty hunters.

* WhatTheHellHero: Hugo's antics and behaviour tends to invoke this from Rita. One exemple is when Hugo manages to antagonize a pack of feral street cats and barely gets away from taking a beating from them by Rita's timely rescue, in which she right after calls him out of his impulsive actions. Another, more serious, exemple is when Hugo seemingly has allowed himself to be Cupmann's obedient movie pet in exchange for food and fame, to which Rita calls him out for sacrificing his own freedom away. Her calling out becomes even more harsh when she thinks that Hugo has cheated on her with Miss Nutzi after she hears the dog calling for him.

* BreakUpMakeUpScenario: Hugo's dissatisfaction with his new life in the colder and harsher Denmark and consideration of returning back to Cupmann because of it causes an upset Rita to break up with him and storm off in a huff, leaving him to angrily try to go back to Cupmann. They soon reunites and escape together just when Cupmann begins his final chase for them.

%%* MovieMakingMess: Hugo does not like [[HilarityEnsues being a movie star.]]

* BigBad: In each of the films, Hugo has to face the main human antagonist who wants to capture him for their own ends. In the first movie, Izabella Scorpio is the most active antagonist while her husband Conrad is her reluctant [[TheDragon dragon]]. Conrad himself gets promoted to the next big bad in the sequel, becoming a rather unusual [[KnightOfCerebus ruthless and efficient villain for the rather light-heartened franchise]]. For the TV-series and the third movie, General Maximus is the most recurrent antagonist.

%%* CatchPhrase: Wulle wulle wah!
%%** You're impossible!

%%* DeadpanSnarker: Rita and Hugo. [[LittleMissSnarker Mostly Rita.]]

* VillainousBreakdown: Both Izabella and Cupmann get this. For the former's case, the failure of capturing Hugo causes her to finally snap into hysterical, weeping cries and maddened shrieks on the docks. For the second, Hugo and Rita's persistence to escape him causes him to lose his calculating cunning and quickly reduces him into an enraged, crazed hunter.

** Rita does this in the sequel when Hugo's complains about the hardships of his new life with her in Denmark, causing her to run away upset when she thinks that he'd rather choose the humans before her. Hugo himself tries to do this right after when he tries to return to Conrad, only to return back to her when he finds out that Conrad plans to kill her with his new hunting dogs.

* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Several characters pulls this thought the film.

* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: While being kind an loyal, Hugo can be also selfish and childish at times, much to the chagrin of Rita who nearly breaks things off with him because it, but he eventually realizes his mistakes and tries to make up for it.

* BigBad: In each of the films, Hugo has to face the main human antagonist who wants to capture him for their own ends. In the first movie, Izabella Scorpio is the most active antagonist while her husband Conrad is her reluctant [[TheDragon dragon]]. He himself gets promoted to the next big bad in the sequel, becoming an rather unusual [[KnightOfCerebus ruthless and competent villain for the rather light-heartened franchise]]. For the TV-series and the third movie, General Maximus is the most recurrent antagonist.

The sequel, '''Jungledyret 2''' (''Hugo the Movie Star'' in the English version), picks up where the first movie left off. Hugo and Rita each tell their friends about how much they miss one another. Meanwhile, the CEO of the movie studio still wants to catch him. His plan is to have Hugo co-star in a film, and then earn lots of money through merchandising.

The third film, '''Jungledyret 3''', continues where the animated series left off, which in turn is a sequel to the second movie. It is a CGI film. The plot again involves Hugo being captured, this time by several competing groups of humans who are all after Hugo for their own reasons.

%%* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Hugo.

* InterspeciesRomance: Hugo and Rita. One is a LastOfItsKind type of rare jungle animal and the other one is a regular street fox. And despite it, they manages to form a growing romantic relationship that even if it faces some downturns due to their different personalities now and than remain strong and unmoved by the challenges they face.

* InterspeciesRomance: Hugo and Rita. One is a LastOfItsKind type of rare jungle animal and the other one is a regular street fox. And despite it, they manages to form a growing romantic relationship that even if it faces some downturns due to their different personalities now and than remains strong and unmoved by the challenges they faces.

* StarCrossedLovers: Hugo and Rita have this scenario at the beginning of the second movie, when Hugo is back to the jungle. They both misses each others, to the point of depression in Hugo's case, until they eventually reunite, and even than they've to face a lot of obstacles that tries to keep them apart.

%%* InterspeciesRomance: Hugo and Rita.

** Dellekaj don't appear in the sequel movie, but returns half- way into the TV- series.

* EarnYourHappyEnding: After enduring a lot of hardships due to Cupmann's obsession with him, as well having a hard time adapting to the colder climate of Denmark, which causes a temporary break-up with an upseat Rita, Hugo manages to escape with her on a train toward the south there they can live a new and happy life together.

* StarCrossedLovers: Hugo and Rita have this scenario at the beginning of the second movie, when Hugo is back to the jungle. They both misses each others, to the point of depression in Hugo's case, until they eventually reunites, and even than they've to face a lot of obstacles that tries to keep them apart.

** Dellerkaj don't appear in the sequel movie, but returns half- way into the TV- series.

%%* EarnYourHappyEnding

* BittersweetEnding: To a minor degree in the first movie. Hugo managers to escape into the ferry that will take him back to the jungle, but he'd to leave Rita, whom he'd bonded with, with the uncertainty of if he'll ever see her again.