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** [[Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy2014 Once again]], Creator/ChrisPratt plays a character who [[spoiler: hesitated to say goodbye to a parent as they died from a terminal illness]].

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** [[Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy2014 Once again]], Creator/ChrisPratt plays a character who [[spoiler: hesitated [[spoiler:hesitated to say goodbye to a parent as they died from a terminal illness]].



* BreakUpMakeUpScenario: Happens to Barley and Ian [[spoiler: after their quest takes them back to Ian's high school. Ian blames Barley for taking him on a fruitless quest when he should have been spending more time with his Dad and splits. He gets together back with Barley after realizing what Barley means to him.]]

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* BreakUpMakeUpScenario: Happens to Barley and Ian [[spoiler: after [[spoiler:after their quest takes them back to Ian's high school. Ian blames Barley for taking him on a fruitless quest when he should have been spending more time with his Dad and splits. He gets together back with Barley after realizing what Barley means to him.]]



** At the beginning of the movie, Officer Colt shows Laurel a video of Barley tying himself to a historical fountain in town, trying to prevent it from being demolished by a construction crew. [[spoiler: The fountain turns out to have been the Phoenix Gem's hiding spot all along.]]
** After Barley [[spoiler:sacrifices Guinevere by rigging her to drive into the side of a mountain and it gets crushed by boulders]], he picks up the car's orange reflector (which happens to look similar to the Phoenix Gem) and stores it in his pocket. Later, [[spoiler: he uses it to distract the giant dragon by tossing it into a bush and fooling the beast into thinking it's the Gem.]]

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** At the beginning of the movie, Officer Colt shows Laurel a video of Barley tying himself to a historical fountain in town, trying to prevent it from being demolished by a construction crew. [[spoiler: The [[spoiler:The fountain turns out to have been the Phoenix Gem's hiding spot all along.]]
** After Barley [[spoiler:sacrifices Guinevere by rigging her to drive into the side of a mountain and it gets crushed by boulders]], he picks up the car's orange reflector (which happens to look similar to the Phoenix Gem) and stores it in his pocket. Later, [[spoiler: he [[spoiler:he uses it to distract the giant dragon by tossing it into a bush and fooling the beast into thinking it's the Gem.]]



** Laurel's very first appearance on-screen has her exercising along to a workout video, quickly stepping side to side, holding a dumbbell in both hands, and declaring herself a fearless warrior as a mantra. [[spoiler: She later uses the same footwork to avoid damage while fighting the curse dragon, holds a sword in the same position she held the dumbbell, and repeats her mantra as she stabs the beast in the heart]].

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** Laurel's very first appearance on-screen has her exercising along to a workout video, quickly stepping side to side, holding a dumbbell in both hands, and declaring herself a fearless warrior as a mantra. [[spoiler: She [[spoiler:She later uses the same footwork to avoid damage while fighting the curse dragon, holds a sword in the same position she held the dumbbell, and repeats her mantra as she stabs the beast in the heart]].



* NeverGotToSayGoodbye: Barley admits to Ian that he actually has ''four'' memories of their father, but the fourth isn't his favorite. [[spoiler: When he was still little, he visited his father in the hospital to say goodbye, but the sight of Wilden hooked to life support scared him from going inside the room.]] After finishing his story, he quickly clears his throat as they approach the end of the tunnel, obviously trying not to cry in front of his brother. He even states that it was because of this incident that he decided to never be afraid of ''anything'' again. [[spoiler:At the climax of the film, [[GreaterNeedThanMine Ian tells Barley he should be the one to see their dad so he could properly say goodbye to him and get closure over his death]].]]

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* NeverGotToSayGoodbye: Barley admits to Ian that he actually has ''four'' memories of their father, but the fourth isn't his favorite. [[spoiler: When [[spoiler:When he was still little, he visited his father in the hospital to say goodbye, but the sight of Wilden hooked to life support scared him from going inside the room.]] After finishing his story, he quickly clears his throat as they approach the end of the tunnel, obviously trying not to cry in front of his brother. He even states that it was because of this incident that he decided to never be afraid of ''anything'' again. [[spoiler:At the climax of the film, [[GreaterNeedThanMine Ian tells Barley he should be the one to see their dad so he could properly say goodbye to him and get closure over his death]].]]



* OurDragonsAreDifferent: The Lightfoots have a small pet dragon named Blazey that acts like a dog. A brief scene in the prologue shows a party of adventurers battling a huge and aggressive dragon, suggesting that they were selectively bred over the centuries to be pets and used to be larger and fiercer. [[spoiler: A Dragon-shaped Golem made up of buildings and objects is brought life by a curse]].

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* OurDragonsAreDifferent: The Lightfoots have a small pet dragon named Blazey that acts like a dog. A brief scene in the prologue shows a party of adventurers battling a huge and aggressive dragon, suggesting that they were selectively bred over the centuries to be pets and used to be larger and fiercer. [[spoiler: A Dragon-shaped [[spoiler:A dragon-shaped Golem made up of buildings and objects is brought to life by a curse]].



* PlayingCatchWithTheOldMan: Ian's list of things he wants to do along with Wilden includes "play catch". [[spoiler: He ends up doing it as part of his magic practice with Barley.]]

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* PlayingCatchWithTheOldMan: Ian's list of things he wants to do along with Wilden includes "play catch". [[spoiler: He [[spoiler:He ends up doing it as part of his magic practice with Barley.]]



* UnrevealAngle: [[spoiler: Ian is only able to see his fully-resurrected father from the back and at a distance, watching him and Barley interact from inside the rubble of the school, and we as the audience also only see him from Ian's POV. By the end of the movie, both Ian and the viewers still only know what Wilden looks like from the photos of him.]]

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* UnrevealAngle: [[spoiler: Ian [[spoiler:Ian is only able to see his fully-resurrected father from the back and at a distance, watching him and Barley interact from inside the rubble of the school, and we as the audience also only see him from Ian's POV. By the end of the movie, both Ian and the viewers still only know what Wilden looks like from the photos of him.]]



* WhamShot: Ian and Barley reaching the end of their quest, by emerging from a manhole to discover [[spoiler: they're back home in New Mushroomton, in front of their high school]].

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* WhamShot: Ian and Barley reaching the end of their quest, by emerging from a manhole to discover [[spoiler: they're [[spoiler:they're back home in New Mushroomton, in front of their high school]].
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* HospitalVisitHesitation: In one scene, Barley talks about one of the few memories he has of his and Ian's father, Wilden, who died of a terminal illness. Barley mentions that as a kid, he tried to visit his dad in the hospital to say goodbye to him, but was too afraid to do so because of all the machines that Wilden was hooked up to. Unlike some of the other memories Barley has of his father, this is shown to be one that he's far more reluctant to talk about.
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* ConcentrationBoundMagic: The growth spell requires all the focus one can muster on the object one wants to grow. If you can't focus, you shrink something -- or someone in Barley's case.
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* FaunsAndSatyrs: In the trailer, there's a female faun painting a house wall, using her goat legs to [[MundaneUtility leap and reach the high spots]].

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* FaunsAndSatyrs: In the trailer, there's a female faun painting a house wall, using her goat legs to [[MundaneUtility leap and reach the high spots]]. In the movie proper, fauns are among the most common background extras, and a faun police officer named Gore gets a few lines.
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The film also featured the first Disney-produced ''[[Franchise/TheSimpsons Simpsons]]'' short played before the feature film, titled ''[[WesternAnimation/MaggieSimpsonInPlaydateWithDestiny Playdate With Destiny]]''. It too was released on Creator/DisneyPlus.

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The film also featured the first Disney-produced ''[[Franchise/TheSimpsons ''[[WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons Simpsons]]'' short played before the feature film, titled ''[[WesternAnimation/MaggieSimpsonInPlaydateWithDestiny Playdate With Destiny]]''. It too was released on Creator/DisneyPlus.
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* BathtubMermaid: In the opening montage, a mermaid is seen chilling in a kiddie pool.
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* PostVictoryCollapse: Ian collapses after destroying the curse dragon.
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* DefeatEqualsExplosion: The curse dragon explodes after Ian impales its core with Corey's sword.
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** [[Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy Once again]], Creator/ChrisPratt plays a character who [[spoiler: hesitated to say goodbye to a parent as they died from a terminal illness]].

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** [[Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy [[Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy2014 Once again]], Creator/ChrisPratt plays a character who [[spoiler: hesitated to say goodbye to a parent as they died from a terminal illness]].
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** [[Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy Once again]], Creator/ChrisPratt plays a character who [[spoiler: hesitated to say goodbye to a parent as they died from a terminal illness]].
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* ShagWagon: Guinevere, Barley's old van with a custom paint job that becomes his and Ian's "steed" on their quest. [[spoiler:At the end, he replaces it with Guinevere II after the first one is destroyed.]]
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* {{Nerd}}: Barley is a massive Tabletop RPG geek, but is also loud and extroverted. [[spoiler:Wilden also apparently fits: he wore bright purple socks un-self-consciously, [[SucksAtDancing dances dorkily]], and thinks his wizard name would be "Wilden the Whimsical".]]
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* AlternativeForeignThemeSong: The Japanese dub uses Sukima Switch’s [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvDTkTKi5pA "Zenryoku Shounen" ("Full-Force Boy")]] as the credits theme, which is interestingly a rerelease of a song they wrote in 2005 rather than an original song written for the movie.

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* AlternativeForeignThemeSong: The Japanese dub uses Sukima Switch’s [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvDTkTKi5pA "Zenryoku Shounen" ("Full-Force ("Almighty Boy")]] as the credits theme, which is interestingly a rerelease of a song they wrote in 2005 rather than an original song written for the movie.
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* PerfectDisguiseTerribleActing: Ian a one point uses a disguise spell to imitate the chief of police, but almost gives himself away through a combination of stuttering, wishy-washy demeanor, and the fact that the spell weakens every time he tells a lie.

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* PerfectDisguiseTerribleActing: Ian a at one point uses a disguise spell to imitate the chief of police, but almost gives himself away through a combination of stuttering, wishy-washy demeanor, and the fact that the spell weakens every time he tells a lie.
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* PerfectDisguiseTerribleActing: Ian a one point uses a disguise spell to imitate the chief of police, but almost gives himself away through a combination of stuttering, wishy-washy demeanor, and the fact that the spell weakens every time he tells a lie.
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** Barley seems to be affraid about a gelatinous cube he encouter in his tabletop game. The cube exist for reel and is one of the deadliest booby trap of the cave.

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** Barley seems to be affraid afraid about a gelatinous cube he encouter encounters in his tabletop game. The cube turns out to exist for reel real and is one of the deadliest booby trap traps of the cave.

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* ChekhovsGag: The A/C in Barley's van is briefly shown to be excessively powerful as a joke. During the scuffle with the pixie bikers, Ian uses it to force them out of the van.

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The A/C in Barley's van is briefly shown to be excessively powerful as a joke. During the scuffle with the pixie bikers, Ian uses it to force them out of the van.van.
** Barley seems to be affraid about a gelatinous cube he encouter in his tabletop game. The cube exist for reel and is one of the deadliest booby trap of the cave.
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* ResizedVocals: Ian accidentally shrinks Barley with a spell, which gives him a helium-pitched voice.
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Can't argue against the centaurs, especially since Colt gets so much screen time. You could also make a case for the satyrs, as they are also pants-less, but saying "several creatures" without providing any details or context isn't a strong example. Rewording to tighten it up.


* AnimalsLackAttributes: Several creatures and characters—namely the centaurs—should have visible genitals when viewed at certain angles, but do not.

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* AnimalsLackAttributes: Several creatures The satyrs and characters—namely the centaurs—should have centaurs of this world don't wear pants even in modern society but are lacking any visible genitals when viewed at certain angles, genitalia. Particularly noticeable with Colt Bronco who has the most screen time and is shown from a variety of angles but do not.still lacks any visible "packaging".
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* AnimalsLackAttributes: Several creatures and characters—namely the centaurs—should have visible genitals when viewed at certain angles, but do not.
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Ian and Barley have left home to undertake a dangerous quest in trying to bring back their father but they know they'll be back within a day. They haven't actually "run away" from home like most kids run away from their home with no intention of coming back.


* TheRunaway: Laurel coming in to her son's room to see it ransacked and both of them gone. She only has a note to go on, with no way to contact them and as she catches up she learns that they're embarking on a dangerous quest with a curse they have no means of defending against at the end of it.
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An Actor Allusion is the deliberate, yet typically rather isolated, throw-away references to previous works/roles of an actor in a work. While it is true that there's some overlap between the characters of Starlord and Barley, the characteristics of Barley that most resonate (ie afraid to say goodbye to a dying parent) are characteristics that, because of the story being told, would remain with Barley even if Chris Pratt was not providing the voice. Therefore it's more of happy coincidence than an intentional Actor Allusion. Removing.


* ActorAllusion: [[Creator/ChrisPratt Barley]] is pretty much an elven version of [[Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy Peter Quill aka Star-Lord]]. He's a HeroicWannabe with a fixation on his mixtape and mode of transportation, he's motivated by a parent who died from a terminal illness when he was young, and he never properly got to say goodbye to said parent because he was too scared to see their illness-ravaged bodies and them hooked up to all of the medical machinery right before they succumbed. Bonus points for the theme of this film also being about [[Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxyVol2 fathers, and the lead realizing who their true father figure actually is]]. [[spoiler:Said true father figure happens to have blue skin in both cases, as well]].

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* AdultFear:
** Laurel coming in to her son's room to see it ransacked and both of them gone. She only has a note to go on, with no way to contact them and as she catches up she learns that they're embarking on a dangerous quest with a curse they have no means of defending against at the end of it.
** Barley is clearly trying very hard to keep himself from crying as he encourages Ian to keep crossing the bottomless ravine after the safety line comes loose.


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* TheRunaway: Laurel coming in to her son's room to see it ransacked and both of them gone. She only has a note to go on, with no way to contact them and as she catches up she learns that they're embarking on a dangerous quest with a curse they have no means of defending against at the end of it.


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* TryingNotToCry: Barley is clearly trying very hard to keep himself from crying as he encourages Ian to keep crossing the bottomless ravine after the safety line comes loose.

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* ActorAllusion: [[Creator/ChrisPratt Barley]] is pretty much an elven version of [[Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy Peter Quill aka Star-Lord]]. He's a HeroicWannabe with a fixation on his mixtape and mode of transportation, he's motivated by a parent who died from a terminal illness when he was young, and he never properly got to say goodbye to said parent because he was too scared to see their illness-ravaged bodies and them hooked up to all of the medical machinery right before they succumbed. Bonus points for the theme of this film also being about [[Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxyVol2 fathers, and the lead realizing who their true father figure actually is]]. [[spoiler: Said true father figure happens to have blue skin in both cases, as well]].

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* ActorAllusion: [[Creator/ChrisPratt Barley]] is pretty much an elven version of [[Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy Peter Quill aka Star-Lord]]. He's a HeroicWannabe with a fixation on his mixtape and mode of transportation, he's motivated by a parent who died from a terminal illness when he was young, and he never properly got to say goodbye to said parent because he was too scared to see their illness-ravaged bodies and them hooked up to all of the medical machinery right before they succumbed. Bonus points for the theme of this film also being about [[Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxyVol2 fathers, and the lead realizing who their true father figure actually is]]. [[spoiler: Said [[spoiler:Said true father figure happens to have blue skin in both cases, as well]].



** After Barley [[spoiler: sacrifices Guinevere by rigging her to drive into the side of a mountain and it gets crushed by boulders]], he picks up the car's orange reflector (which happens to look similar to the Phoenix Gem) and stores it in his pocket. Later, [[spoiler: he uses it to distract the giant dragon by tossing it into a bush and fooling the beast into thinking it's the Gem.]]

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** After Barley [[spoiler: sacrifices [[spoiler:sacrifices Guinevere by rigging her to drive into the side of a mountain and it gets crushed by boulders]], he picks up the car's orange reflector (which happens to look similar to the Phoenix Gem) and stores it in his pocket. Later, [[spoiler: he uses it to distract the giant dragon by tossing it into a bush and fooling the beast into thinking it's the Gem.]]



** Early on, Ian gets a splinter in his hand from the magical staff. During the final battle, [[spoiler: Ian loses the staff when it's knocked from his hands out into the sea. Ian remembers the splinter still in his hand and that it has "magic in every fiber", so he uses the magic embedded in the splinter and a growth spell to form a replacement MagicStaff]].

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** Early on, Ian gets a splinter in his hand from the magical staff. During the final battle, [[spoiler: Ian [[spoiler:Ian loses the staff when it's knocked from his hands out into the sea. Ian remembers the splinter still in his hand and that it has "magic in every fiber", so he uses the magic embedded in the splinter and a growth spell to form a replacement MagicStaff]].



* DinkyDrivers: The biker pixies ride full-size motorcyles. The films shows scenes of many pixies cooperating to ride, steer, shift gears, etc.

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* DinkyDrivers: The biker pixies ride full-size motorcyles.motorcycles. The films shows scenes of many pixies cooperating to ride, steer, shift gears, etc.



* FighterMageThief: In the beginning of the movie, a party appeared retrieving a goblet and fighting a dragon. The party consists of an Elven Knight (Fighter), a rogue Faun (Thief), and a Cyclops wizard (Mage).

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* FighterMageThief: In the beginning of the movie, a party appeared retrieving a goblet and fighting a dragon. The party consists of an Elven Knight (Fighter), elven knight (fighter), a faun rogue Faun (Thief), (thief), and a Cyclops cyclops wizard (Mage).(mage).



** A couple references to [[WesternAnimation/{{Brave}} another Pixar movie about magic and fantasy]] appear in the Manticore's Tavern. One particular location on the map in the tavern is "The ''WesternAnimation/{{Brave}}'' Wilderness". Also, the "Tome of Truth" on the wall is adorned with the insignia of the Dunbroch clan.

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** A couple references to [[WesternAnimation/{{Brave}} another Pixar movie about magic and fantasy]] fantasy appear in the Manticore's Tavern. One particular location on the map in the tavern is "The ''WesternAnimation/{{Brave}}'' Wilderness". Also, the "Tome of Truth" on the wall is adorned with the insignia of the Dunbroch clan.



* NeverGotToSayGoodbye: Barley admits to Ian that he actually has ''four'' memories of their father, but the fourth isn't his favorite. [[spoiler: When he was still little, he visited his father in the hospital to say goodbye, but the sight of Wilden hooked to life support scared him from going inside the room.]] After finishing his story, he quickly clears his throat as they approach the end of the tunnel, obviously trying not to cry in front of his brother. He even states that it was because of this incident that he decided to never be afraid of ''anything'' again. [[spoiler: At the climax of the film, [[GreaterNeedThanMine Ian tells Barley he should be the one to see their dad so he could properly say goodbye to him and get closure over his death]].]]

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* NeverGotToSayGoodbye: Barley admits to Ian that he actually has ''four'' memories of their father, but the fourth isn't his favorite. [[spoiler: When he was still little, he visited his father in the hospital to say goodbye, but the sight of Wilden hooked to life support scared him from going inside the room.]] After finishing his story, he quickly clears his throat as they approach the end of the tunnel, obviously trying not to cry in front of his brother. He even states that it was because of this incident that he decided to never be afraid of ''anything'' again. [[spoiler: At [[spoiler:At the climax of the film, [[GreaterNeedThanMine Ian tells Barley he should be the one to see their dad so he could properly say goodbye to him and get closure over his death]].]]



* ProductionForeshadowing: There's a [[WesternAnimation/{{Soul}} Dorothea Williams]] record on a shelf in the Lightwood house.
* ProtestByObstruction: When Officer Bronco drops by to talk about Barley's recent round of activism, he shows a clip on his phone of Barley chained to the ancient fountain protesting its destruction. A city worker with some bolt cutters quickly ends his rant.

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* ProductionForeshadowing: There's a [[WesternAnimation/{{Soul}} Dorothea Williams]] record on a shelf in the Lightwood Lightfoot house.
* ProtestByObstruction: When Officer Bronco drops by to talk about Barley's recent round of activism, he shows a clip on his phone of Barley chained to the ancient fountain protesting its destruction. A city worker with some bolt cutters quickly ends his rant.



* WhamShot: Ian and Barley reaching the end of their quest, by emerging from a manhole to discover [[spoiler: they're back home in New Mushroomton, in front of their high school]].



* WhereItAllBegan: The brother's quest eventually leads them back to their hometown of New Mushroomton.
* WhamShot: Ian and Barley reaching the end of their quest, by emerging from a manhole to discover [[spoiler: they're back home in New Mushroomton, in front of their high school]].

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* WhereItAllBegan: The brother's brothers' quest eventually leads them back to their hometown of New Mushroomton.
* WhamShot: Ian and Barley reaching the end of their quest, by emerging from a manhole to discover [[spoiler: they're back home in New Mushroomton, in front of their high school]].
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* ItOnlyWorksOnce: The visitation spell that Ian and Barley use to bring back Wilden can only bring someone back for one day and then never again. When it goes wrong, they have to race to find another phoenix gem and complete the process before Wilden vanishes for good at sunset.

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-->'''Manticore:''' You're late, Adolphus.
-->'''Adolphus:''' [unintelligible]\\
'''Manticore:''' I understand there's traffic. You need to plan for that.\\

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'''Manticore:''' I understand there's traffic. You need to plan for that.
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* PlayingCatchWithTheOldMan: Ian's list of things he wants to do along with Wilden includes "play catch". [[spoiler: He ends up doing it as part of his magic practice with Barley.]]
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* GaveUpTooSoon: Ian gives up on finding the gem when the brothers are seemingly led back to [[spoiler:Ian's high school]], though Barley desperately tries to see any connection and sees the [[spoiler:historical fountain]] nearby. [[spoiler:At the top of the fountain is a hole to fit the piece they found following the ravens to uncover the hidden location of the last gem.]]


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* SealedEvilInACan: A "curse" is sealed in the hidden location of the Phoenix Gem, which is [[spoiler:a curse that borrows nearby structures to become a dragon of sorts.]]

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