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* BabySittingEpisode: "Robot Baby Sitter", which features the introduction of the babysitter, Belinda. There are some other episodes revolving around this as well.
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* HarmlessElectrocution: In "Robot Baby Sitter", Belinda is jolted out of her seat and in mid-air momentarily after Mona shuffles her feet across the carpet and gives a static shock.
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* PantyShot: Commonly.
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* SensitiveGuyAndManlyMan: Charley and George.
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* AdultsAreUseless: Subverted. It's not that they aren't helpful, it's just that--to Mona, anyway--they have no clear understanding of what's going on when supernatural forces are at work. Occasionally, her [[FamilyMan father will play along]] often by giving her [[SmallRoleBigImpact the thing that will help her defeat the monsters]].
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* AdultsAreUseless: Subverted. It's not that they aren't helpful, it's just that--to Mona, anyway--they have no clear understanding of what's going on when supernatural forces are at work. Occasionally, her [[FamilyMan father will play along]] often by giving her [[SmallRoleBigImpact the thing that will help her defeat the monsters]].monsters]] knowing her imagination will do the rest.
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* AdultsAreUseless: Subverted. It's not that they aren't helpful, it's just that--to Mona, anyway--they have no clear understanding of what's going on when supernatural forces are at work. Occasionally, her [[FamilyMan father will play along]] often by giving her [[SwordOfPlotAdvancement the thing that will help her defeat the monsters]].
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* AdultsAreUseless: Subverted. It's not that they aren't helpful, it's just that--to Mona, anyway--they have no clear understanding of what's going on when supernatural forces are at work. Occasionally, her [[FamilyMan father will play along]] often by giving her [[SwordOfPlotAdvancement [[SmallRoleBigImpact the thing that will help her defeat the monsters]].
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* AdultsAreUseless: Subverted. It's not that they aren't helpful, it's just that--to Mona, anyway--they have no clear understanding of what's going on when supernatural forces are at work.
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* AdultsAreUseless: Subverted. It's not that they aren't helpful, it's just that--to Mona, anyway--they have no clear understanding of what's going on when supernatural forces are at work. Occasionally, her [[FamilyMan father will play along]] often by giving her [[SwordOfPlotAdvancement the thing that will help her defeat the monsters]].
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* DrugsAreBad: In one episode Mona is pulled through a mirror into a Negaverse. In that universe the normally nice Charley and Lily are bullies. The animators decided to show this by having the Nega Lily replace the flower Lily normally wears in her hair, with a marijuana leaf.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: In one episode Mona is pulled through a mirror into a Negaverse. In that universe the normally nice Charley and Lily are bullies. The animators decided to show this by having the Nega Lily replace the flower Lily normally wears in her hair, with a marijuana leaf.
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** However, similar to ''Comic/CalvinAndHobbes'', some episodes have premises that cannot work without the presence of a real supernatural element, making which situations are Mona's imagination and which are genuine supernatural incidents an AmbiguousSituation.
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** However, similar to ''Comic/CalvinAndHobbes'', ''ComicStrip/CalvinAndHobbes'', some episodes have premises that cannot work without the presence of a real supernatural element, making which situations are Mona's imagination and which are genuine supernatural incidents an AmbiguousSituation.
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* LightFeminineAndDarkFeminine: Lily and Mona.
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* LightFeminineAndDarkFeminine: Lily (whose SecretIdentity is a blonde princess) and Mona.Mona (whose SecretIdentity is a black-haired vampire).
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* YowiesAndBunyipsAndDropBearsOhMy
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* YowiesAndBunyipsAndDropBearsOhMyYowiesAndBunyipsAndDropBearsOhMy: A bunyip shows up in one episode after an Australian guy opens a new gym, which features a spa using imported billabong mud.
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* AlphaBitch: Angela, a snobbish, rich classmate who hates Mona and her friends. A subversion in that, while she acts like an Alpha Bitch, she's not very popular.
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Mona Parker is an average girl living in an average small town. Not that she's content with it. Assuming the identity of Mona the Vampire (complete with a wig, fangs, and cape that could give Dracula a run for his money), she fight the supernatural creeps and baddies that are drawn to her town ([[MrImagination or that she believes are drawn to her town, in any case]]). Assisting her are her faithful cat Fang, along with her two best friends, Charley (A.K.A. Zapman) and Lily (A.K.A. Princess Giant).
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Mona Parker is an average girl living in an average small town. Not that she's content with it. Assuming the identity of Mona the Vampire (complete with a wig, fangs, and cape that could give Dracula a run for his money), she fight fights the supernatural creeps and baddies that are drawn to her town ([[MrImagination or that she believes are drawn to her town, in any case]]). Assisting her are her faithful cat Fang, along with her two best friends, Charley (A.K.A. Zapman) and Lily (A.K.A. Princess Giant).
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* JerkassHasAPoint: Angela is a jerk, but she's right about Mona being delusional.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: Angela is a jerk, an AlphaBitch, but she's right she isn't wrong about Mona being delusional.
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* BlondeBrunetteRedhead: Charley, Mona, and Lily.
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* BlondeBrunetteRedhead: BlondeBrunetteRedhead:
** Charley, Mona, and Lily.
** Charley, Mona, and Lily.
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* FlowerInHerHair: Lily has a daisy in her hair.
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* FlowerInHerHair: FlowerInHerHair:
** Lily has a daisy in her hair.
** Lily has a daisy in her hair.
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** For not being made in Japan, this show certainly gets away with a lot of Panty Shots.
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* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: Through Mona's eyes--and also her friends'--there's always supernatural stuff going along. However, many of the episodes can be figured out through the evidence placed in the show. For example, an episode where lots of snakes are seen around town and a woman dressing up as Medusa is based on the warm weather and the fact that the woman is ''playing'' Medusa in a production.
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* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: MaybeMagicMaybeMundane:
** Through Mona's eyes--and also her friends'--there's always supernatural stuff going along. However, many of the episodes can be figured out through the evidence placed in the show. For example, an episode where lots of snakes are seen around town and a woman dressing up as Medusa is based on the warm weather and the fact that the woman is ''playing'' Medusa in a production.
** Through Mona's eyes--and also her friends'--there's always supernatural stuff going along. However, many of the episodes can be figured out through the evidence placed in the show. For example, an episode where lots of snakes are seen around town and a woman dressing up as Medusa is based on the warm weather and the fact that the woman is ''playing'' Medusa in a production.
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* NinjaPirateZombieRobot: In their time, Mona and her friends have battled Ghosts, nature spirits, aliens, monsters, robots and even a sentient computer virus.
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** In their time, Mona and her friends have battled Ghosts, nature spirits, aliens, monsters, robots and even a sentient computer virus.
** In their time, Mona and her friends have battled Ghosts, nature spirits, aliens, monsters, robots and even a sentient computer virus.
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* ShoutOut[=/=]{{Homage}}: The episode "Limo to Loserville" involved a [[Film/TheCar big black car that attacked people]], or more specifically called them names to make them feel like "losers".
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* ShoutOut[=/=]{{Homage}}: ShoutOut[=/=]{{Homage}}:
** The episode "Limo to Loserville" involved a [[Film/TheCar big black car that attacked people]], or more specifically called them names to make them feel like "losers".
** The episode "Limo to Loserville" involved a [[Film/TheCar big black car that attacked people]], or more specifically called them names to make them feel like "losers".
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* CoolAndUnusualPunishment: "Tighten his laces!"
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* CatsAreMean: Averted with Mona's pet cat Fang.
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* AdultsAreUseless: Subverted. It's not that they aren't helpful, it's just that--in Mona's mind--they have no clear understanding of what's going on when supernatural forces are at work.
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* AdultsAreUseless: Subverted. It's not that they aren't helpful, it's just that--in Mona's mind--they that--to Mona, anyway--they have no clear understanding of what's going on when supernatural forces are at work.
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* ThreeAmigos: Mona, Charlie and Lily
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* ThreeAmigos: Mona, Charlie and LilyLily.
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** However, similar to ''Comic/CalvinAndHobbes'', some episodes have premises that cannot work without the presence of a real supernatural element, making which situations are Mona's imagination and which are genuine supernatural incidents an AmbiguousSituation.
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* OrIsIt: Similar to ''Comic/CalvinAndHobbes'', some episodes have premises that cannot work without the presence of a real supernatural element, making which situations are Mona's imagination and which are genuine supernatural incidents an AmbiguousSituation.
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* OrIsIt: Similar to ''Comic/CalvinAndHobbes'', some episodes have premises that cannot work without the presence of a real supernatural element, making which situations are Mona's imagination and which are genuine supernatural incidents an AmbiguousSituation.
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* NoMereWindmill: While all the things Mona believes she's taking on aren't real, on some occasions, they ARE up to no good. For instance, in the episode "Would You Like Fries With That?", Mona believes that the new fast food restaurant that opened up in town, Bin Burgers, is actually a front for an AlienInvasion, and that the "special sauce" for their burgers is special [[MindRape Mind Control]] sauce. None of these assumptions are real, of course. However, it later turns out that Bin Burgers stole the recipe for their special sauce from a rival company that hadn't established itself in town yet.
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** When her teacher asks her who {{Creator/Homer}} was, Mona replies "[[WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons Isn't he that funny cartoon dad?]]"
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* [[WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes Why Did It Have To Be Bugs?]]: Lily has a horrifying fear of bugs in ''The Dreaded Human Spider'' but gets rid of it just in time to save her friends.
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* [[WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes Why Did It Have To Be Bugs?]]: Lily has a horrifying terrifying fear of bugs in ''The Dreaded Human Spider'' but gets rid of it just in time to save her friends.
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* LightFeminineAndDarkFeminine: Lily and Mona.
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Mona Parker is an average girl living in an average small town. Not that she's content with it. Assuming the identity of Mona the Vampire (wig, fangs (complete with a wig, fangs, and cape that could give Dracula a run for his money), she fight the supernatural creeps and baddies that are drawn to her town ([[MrImagination or that she believes are drawn to her town, in any case]]). Assisting her are her faithful cat Fang, along with her two best friends, Charley (A.K.A. Zapman) and Lily (A.K.A. Princess Giant).
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* TwoGirlsAndAGuy.
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* TwoGirlsAndAGuy.TwoGirlsAndAGuy
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* LittleKnownFacts: Mona will often just make facts up.
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** And there was the episode with a [[BuffyTheVampireSlayer vampire slayer]] trying to put Mona out of business...(Don't worry, they became bestest friends in the end)
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** And there was the episode with a [[BuffyTheVampireSlayer [[Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer vampire slayer]] trying to put Mona out of business...(Don't worry, they became bestest friends in the end)
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** And there was the episode with a [[BuffyTheVampireSlayer vampire slayer]] trying to put Mona out of business...(Don't worry, they became bestest friends in the end)
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* TheFaceless: The face of Angela's mom is always out of view.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: Angela is a jerk, but she's right about Mona being delusional.
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* DressedInLayers: One episode had Mona taking off a short-sleeved dress, revealing her long-sleeved vampire outfit underneath.
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* CloserToEarth: Charley has the most common sense out of the main three and will often be the first to question Mona's logic, but he's still somehow convinced to go along with it.
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* AgentScully: Angela, to the point that she has NO IMAGINATION whatsoever. Ironically, that actually saves Mona and her friends when they confronted with a Wendigo (no, not [[{{VideoGame/X-Men}} that]] one).
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* AgentScully: Angela, to the point that she has NO IMAGINATION whatsoever. Ironically, that actually saves Mona and her friends when they confronted with a Wendigo (no, not [[{{VideoGame/X-Men}} [[VideoGame/XMen that]] one).
