History WesternAnimation / NumbChucks

* BigDamPlot: Happened in "Beaver Fever".

* AmazingTechnicolorWildlife: A lot of the characters are reasonably brown and yellow, though of brighter shades, but there are those with colors irregular for their real life counterparts like Quills, a purple [[PricklyPorcupine porcupine]], and Buford, a blue sheep.

* PottyEmergency: Fungus suffers from this in "Big Foot Fungus", when he, Dilweed, Buford and Grandma Butternut are on their way to Crispin's birthday party. As they try to find a pit stop, [[ColdTurkeysAreEverywhere Fungus is subjected to passing by several instances of watery imagery]], including a fountain, waterfalls, a huge toilet made entirely out of outhouses, and a kid pouring lemonade into another kid's cup ''very slowly''. Dilweed tries to comfort him by telling him to think of something else... [[WhatAnIdiot such as a leaky faucet that they had in their house that continuously dripped]]. At this point, Fungus gives up on finding a rest stop and tells Grandma Butternut to pull over so he can relieve himself on a tree.

''Numb Chucks'' is a Canadian animated comedy produced by Creator/JamFilledEntertainment and Creator/NineStoryMediaGroup for Creator/{{YTV}}. It was the brainchild of Phil Lafrance and Jamie Leclaire (the creators of ''WesternAnimation/CrashCanyon'' and founders of Jam Filled) and developed for television by Jono Howard (an ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy'' writer).

''Numb Chucks'' is a Canadian animated comedy airing on Creator/{{YTV}} in Canada. It was created by Phil Lafrance and Jamie Leclaire (who also created ''WesternAnimation/CrashCanyon'' and established Creator/JamFilledEntertainment) and developed by Jono Howard (An ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy'' writer). It was produced by Jam Filled and Creator/NineStoryMediaGroup.

''Numb Chucks'' is a Canadian animated comedy airing on Creator/{{YTV}} in Canada. It was created by Phil Lafrance and Jamie Leclaire (who also created ''WesternAnimation/CrashCanyon'') and developed by Jono Howard (An ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy'' writer). It was produced by Creator/JamFilledEntertainment and Creator/NineStoryMediaGroup.

''Numb Chucks'' is a Canadian animated comedy airing on Creator/{{YTV}} in Canada. It was created by Phil Lafrance and Jamie Leclaire (who developed ''WesternAnimation/CrashCanyon'') and developed by Jono Howard (An ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy'' writer). It was produced by Creator/JamFilledEntertainment and Creator/NineStoryMediaGroup.

''Numb Chucks'' is a Canadian animated comedy airing on Creator/{{YTV}} in Canada. It was created by Phil Lafrance and Jamie Leclaire (previously known for ''WesternAnimation/CrashCanyon'') and developed by Jono Howard (An ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy'' writer). It was produced by Creator/JamFilledEntertainment and Creator/NineStoryMediaGroup.

* {{Jerkass}}: Buford. He's pretty much rude to everyone else except Quills and seems to hate Dilweed and Fungus. He's also too lazy to help his grandmother with the groceries.

''Numb Chucks'' is a Canadian animated comedy currently airing on Creator/{{YTV}} in Canada. It was created by Phil Lafrance and Jamie Leclaire (Of WesternAnimation/CrashCanyon infamy) and developed by Jono Howard (An WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy writer) The series focuses on two well-intentioned but [[IdiotHero incompetent woodchucks]] who try to use [[IKnowKarate kung fu]] to protect their hometown from criminals.

The series first premiered on Creator/{{YTV}} on January 7, 2014 and the first season began airing on Creator/{{Boomerang}} in the United States on January 10, 2015.

* WholePlotReference: The episode "Orange is the New Black Belt", beside [[Series/OrangeIsTheNewBlack the obvious]], is a reference to Literature/AClockworkOrange. Dilweed and Fungus are sent to prison after a ban on kung-fu and are subjected to a variant of TheLudovicoTechnique where they are forced to watch a movie with Woodchuck Morris doing un-kung-fu-ey stuff to redirect their interest to knitting. It didn't work as intended as they knitted violent objects, like a [[BeyondTheImpossible working rocket launcher]].

* ChainedToARailway: In "Hunk O Chuck", Fungus is MistakenForDying. To help him cross something off his bucket list, Dilweed kidnaps Burford and dresses him as a woman before tying him to the railway track so Fungus can fulfill his ambition of rescuing a damsel who has been tied to railroad. HilarityEnsues.

** Also another kid, who has a massive lab in his house which he uses to capture heroes and villains and [[AndIMustScream paralyzes them so he can have life-size action figures]]

* MistakenForDying: In "Hunk O Chuck", Buford convinces Fungus that a giant tree is going to grow out of his nose at sundown, and it is played exactly like this trope.

* RipVanTinkle: In "Fan Boy", Dr. Sinister is freed after being frozen in wax as part of Buddy's collection. He advances menacingly on Buddy, vowing that he is about to do what he has been dreaming of doing for the last three: which turns out to be finding a washroom.

* WholePlotReference: The episode "Orange is the New Black Belt", beside [[Series/OrangeIsTheNewBlack the obvious]], is a reference to Literature/AClockworkOrange. Dilweed and Fungus were sent to prison after a ban on kung-fu and were subjected to a variant of TheLudovicoTechnique where they are forced to watch a movie with Woodchuck Morris doing un-kung-fu-ey stuff to redirect their interest to knitting. It didn't work as intended as they knitted violent objects, like a [[BeyondTheImpossible working rocket launcher]].

* ChildProdigy: Crispin while just a little kid, has a massive vocabulary and is incredibly mature for his age. In contrast to his father The Mayor, who is so brain-dead that he never speaks and is borderline feral.

* PottyEmergency: Fungus suffers from this in "Big Foot Fungus", when he, Dilweed, Buford and Grandma Butternut are on their way to a friend's birthday party. As they try to find a pit stop, [[ColdTurkeysAreEverywhere Fungus is subjected to passing by several instances of watery imagery]], including a fountain, waterfalls, a huge toilet made entirely out of outhouses, and a kid pouring lemonade into another kid's cup ''very slowly''. Dilweed tries to comfort him by telling him to think of something else... [[WhatAnIdiot such as a leaky faucet that they had in their house that continuously dripped]]. At this point, Fungus gives up on finding a rest stop and tells Grandma Butternut to pull over so he can relieve himself on a tree.

* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: In "The Jar of Power", when Dilweed and Fungus rub their fart jar for luck with their arm and leg respectively, Fungus rubs his leg in rather... ''questionable'' position that makes it looks like he's ''dry-humping'' the jar.

* HiddenDepths: The Chucks know the difference between a city, a hamlet, and a township.

* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: In "The Jar of Power", when Dilweed and Fungus rub their fart jar for luck with their arm and leg respectively, Fungus rubs his leg in rather... ''questionable'' position that makes it looks like he's ''dry-humping'' the jar.

* CatchPhrase: Buford has "Oh, crudbuckets!"

* CoolOldLady: Grandma Butternut

* {{Fanboy}}: Dilweed and Fungus both ''adore'' their idol, Woodchuck Morris. Heck, in one episode, they were willing to buy a Woodchuck Morris ''fart in a jar'' (which was really Buford's fart in it) from Buford in exchange for every single thing they owned.

* LazyBum: Again, Buford.
* LethallyStupid: If the Chucks do something, someone will get hurt.

* TheSmurfettePrinciple: Quills, along with Granny, are the only females of the main cast.
* SquashedFlat: Bufords suffers this in "Intelligence Not Included," after being run over by a steamroller.

* TheGhost: Subverted: While Woodchuck Morris appears on television and within hallucinations and/or visions. It is doubtful he will ever appear in person in the show.

* ButtMonkey: Hooves and Buford (the latter sometimes [[{{Jerkass}} deserves it]]). Dilweed and Fungus, to a lesser extent.

* TheSmurfettePrinciple: Quills, along with Granny are the only females of the main cast.

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* {{Fanboy}}: Dilweed and Fungus both ''adore'' their idol, Woodchuck Morris. Heck, in one episode, they were willing to buy a Woodchuck Morris ''fart in a jar'' (which was really Burford's far in it) from Buford in exchange for every single thing they owned.

* OnlySaneMan: Buford, despite being a {{Jerkass}}, seems to be the only person in the show who doesn't believe that the Chucks are actual heroes. Him and maybe Hooves.

* AmazingTechnicolorWildlife: A lot of the characters are reasonably brown and yellow, though of brighter shades, but there are those with colors irregular for their real life counterparts like Quills, a blue [[PricklyPorcupine porcupine]], and Buford, a teal sheep.