History WesternAnimation / LaPimpa

* AnthropomorficFood: Of course, food isn't an exception in ''La Pimpa''. See AnimateInanimateObject and EverythingTalks.

This series centers on Pimpa, a white female dog with red dots all over her body, who lives with her owner/father figure Armando, a plump moutached man who treats her like a daughter. Every day Pimpa goes through new adventures wheter it's in her house's surroundings or all over the world, meeting old friends and making newers.

* ArbitrarySkepticism: Sometimes Armando is skeptical about Pimpa's adventures and encounters even though he personally witnessed some of them and is aware of his doggy's daily activities. He might just be part of a game between the two of them, since it tooks very little to convince him.

* ArtEvolution: You an recognize which animated adaptation you are watching only by how it looks.

* GirlinessUpgrade: In one episode of the 1982 series Pimpa meets a female caterpillar named Paloma, who later turns (as you might have guessed) in a butterfly. If, as a caterpillar, she had no TertiarySexualXharacteristics and a slightly boyish voice, after becoming a butterfly she gets a feminine voice, feminine eyes, long eyelashes and full red lips. She looks so beautiful that even Pimpa is amazed.

Thanks to its timeless storytelling, easy-to-follow episodes, iconic characters, unique designs, and SweetDreamsFuel content, ''LaPimpa'' became a true CultClassic and no Italian child who grew up from the 70s until today will deny to have watched at least a single episode of at least one of the animated adaptations or a comic release.

* BiggerOnTheInside: Armando and Pimpa's house is this, not for particular reason: it's just the show's artstyle.

Thanks to its timeless storytelling, easy-to-follow episodes, iconic characters, unique designs and SweetDreamsFuel content, ''LaPimpa'' became a true CultClassic and no Italian child who grew up from the 70s until today will deny to have watched at least a single episode of at least one of the animated adaptations or a comic release.

* Proud Peacock: Pimpa meets a proud and vain peacock named Alfonso in the 1997 series.

* Pride Peacock: Pimpa meets a prideful and vain peacock named Alfonso in the 1997 series.

* FriendlyNeighbourhoodSpider: Peppino the Spider.

* FriendlyNeighbourSpider: Peppino the Spider.

* ArtisticLicenseAnimalCare: Well, you don't need to be an expert to know that dogs aren't supposed shouldn't eat chocolate.

* AmazingTechnicolorWildlife: Pimpa is a white dog with huge red dots. Coniglietto is a white rabbit with blue dots. Rosita is a blue cat. Some of the other animals and one-shot characters fall under this trope.

* ParentalHypocrisy: In one episode from the 1982 series Armando keeps reprimending Pimpa for her antics and resistence towards eating her greens, taking her bath and going to bed early, and he tells her that when he was little he did all those things without questioning and enjoying them. Pimpa turns him back into a baby shortly after and... She finds out Armando was quiet a chaotic brat! That's justified though since Armando gets turned into a baby-toddler with limited speech who doesn't seem to be very aware of what's happening.

* DoesNotLikeSpam: Pimpa dislikes vegetables, especially spinaches, carrots and ''minestrone''[[note]]Thick vegetable soup of Italian origin[[/note]] and she doesn't hide it.

!! La Pimpa contains examples of:

* DoesNotLikeSpam: Pimpa dislikes vegetables, especially spinaches, carrots and 'minestrone'[[note]]Thick vegetable soup of Italian origin[[/note]] and she doesn't hide it.

* NiceHat: Armando's iconic green one.

* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Downplayed since it only applies to the show's pilot. That episode (the pilot of the 80s animated series)stands out thanks to its slightly different artstyle, different soundtrack and different voice actors for both Pimpa and Armando.

* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Downplayed since it only applies to the show's pilot. That episode (the pilot of the 80s animated series)stands out thnaks to its slightly different artstyle, different soundtrack and different voice actors for both Pimpa and Armando.