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* LyricalDissonance: That bouncy, friendly main theme song is calling you names. In the English version, at least.
** Though the full version heard during the ending credits subverts this -- about midway, it changes into a motivational song, telling you to toughen and never give up.
** Though the full version heard during the ending credits subverts this -- about midway, it changes into a motivational song, telling you to toughen and never give up.
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* LyricalDissonance: That bouncy, friendly main theme song is calling you names. In Zigzagged with the English version, at least.
** Though the fullversion heard during of the main theme. Both the introduction and the ending credits subverts this -- about midway, versions have a bouncy, bubbly, up-beat sort of melody. However, in the intro version, the lyrics are extremely depressing, calling the listener a foolish dreamer who is doomed to suffer and fail, and whose plans will never work. In the end credits version, though, the lyrics initially starts in the same vein, but then it changes into direction in a "tough love"-themed motivational song, telling you encouraging the listener to toughen and never give up.up without a fight, no matter how hard it is.
** Though the full
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* StatusQuoIsGod: The animals would always foil Clandestino's schemes, but never get any closer to stealing his secret.
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* StatusQuoIsGod: The animals would always foil Clandestino's schemes, but never get any closer to stealing his secret. [[spoiler:Zigzagged in the finale; the Bluffers still fail to get his Secret... but they flood his special vault and send the Secret washing away, meaning Clandestino can never use again himself!]]
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* AnAesop: While certain episodes may have an {{Anvilicious}} message or two, this is mostly subverted in that the entire series had an Aesop about the danger of {{greed}} that was surprisingly subtle. Until you're told about it, that is.
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[[IThoughtItMeant Has absolutely nothing to do with cliff faces or people who are good at card games]].
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Has absolutely nothing to do with cliff faces or people who are good at card games.
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[[IThoughtItMeant Has absolutely nothing to do with cliff faces or people who are good at card games.
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