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* AnAesop:
** "School Forever" has two: teaching is harder than it looks, and just because someone is advanced in a class, it doesn't mean that the class should speed up to their level and leave everyone else behind.
** "Spring Break Forever": Fantasy is fine as a temporary escape from the stress of daily life, but relying on it too heavily will make you lose touch with reality.
** The whole series has the moral (and CentralTheme) of "grow up, but don't grow old." Reggie is dreading growing up and being an adult but she matures in other ways throughout the season and realizes that she doesn't have to completely change who she is in order to mature.
** "School Forever" has two: teaching is harder than it looks, and just because someone is advanced in a class, it doesn't mean that the class should speed up to their level and leave everyone else behind.
** "Spring Break Forever": Fantasy is fine as a temporary escape from the stress of daily life, but relying on it too heavily will make you lose touch with reality.
** The whole series has the moral (and CentralTheme) of "grow up, but don't grow old." Reggie is dreading growing up and being an adult but she matures in other ways throughout the season and realizes that she doesn't have to completely change who she is in order to mature.
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** In "Secrets Forever", Esther is forced to relive how she {{Stress Vomit}}ed due to StageFright in a school play.
** In "Spring Break Forever" Reggie throws up as a symptom of her RupturedAppendix.
** In "Secrets Forever", Esther is forced to relive how she {{Stress Vomit}}ed due to StageFright in a school play.
** In "Spring Break Forever" Reggie throws up as a symptom of her RupturedAppendix.
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The series follows the adventures of Reggie Abbott, an imaginative 12-year-old girl. Feeling frustrated with the new challenges she is facing between puberty and the rapid changes in her life, Reggie wishes that she would never have to grow up. This wish comes true thanks to a magic key she creates. It grants her the power to travel to Endless Island, a weird and fantastical world where she doesn't have to face the looming responsibilities and stresses of adulthood. Now she and her friends Todd and Esther can visit this magical world as much as they like in order to relax and have fun. But not everyone in this world is benevolent, with the villainous "Butt Witch" and other threats wanting nothing more than to cause trouble for Reggie and company.
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The series follows the adventures of Reggie Abbott, Abbott (Kelsey Abbott), an imaginative 12-year-old girl. Feeling frustrated with the new challenges she is facing between puberty and the rapid changes in her life, Reggie wishes that she would never have to grow up. This wish comes true thanks to a magic key she creates. It grants her the power to travel to Endless Island, a weird and fantastical world where she doesn't have to face the looming responsibilities and stresses of adulthood. Now she and her friends Todd (Creator/AntonyDelRio) and Esther (Creator/JaylenBarron) can visit this magical world as much as they like in order to relax and have fun. But not everyone in this world is benevolent, with the villainous "Butt Witch" (Creator/MattBerry) and other threats wanting nothing more than to cause trouble for Reggie and company.
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* ThreeAmigos: Reggie, Todd, and Esther.
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* LightIsNotGood: Endless Island is a place always under bright daylight [[spoiler:that drives people mad]].
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* LightIsNotGood: Endless Island is a place always under [[SceneryDissonance bright daylight daylight]] [[spoiler:that drives people mad]].
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* LightIsNotGood: Endless Island is a place always under [[DaylightHorror bright daylight]] [[spoiler:that drives people mad]].
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* LightIsNotGood: Endless Island is a place always under [[DaylightHorror bright daylight]] daylight [[spoiler:that drives people mad]].
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* DaylightHorror: Endless Island is constantly under intense daylight. This makes the increasing amount of creepy things happening in it all well lit. [[spoiler:As there is no night, you can't measure time, so it helps make you utterly bonkers]].
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%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
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* ThePowerOfFriendship: [[spoiler: How the Butt Witch is defeated in the first season finale; the friendship between the main trio ends up empowering the residents of Endless Island, allowing them to help take her down.]]
* ThePowerOfHate: [[spoiler: Whenever the main trio argues on Endless, they puke up slimy, worm-like creatures, which the Butt Witch can eat to power herself up.]]
* ThePowerOfHate: [[spoiler: Whenever the main trio argues on Endless, they puke up slimy, worm-like creatures, which the Butt Witch can eat to power herself up.]]
* SpotTheImposter: In "Not Twelve Forever", Big Deal poorly impersonates Twelve. His original intention is to ruin her good reputation among the residents of the island, but the praise and fame start going to his head.
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* SpotTheImposter: In "Not Twelve Forever", Big Deal poorly impersonates Twelve. His original intention is to ruin her good reputation among the residents of the island, but the praise and fame start going to his head.
* SympathyForTheDevil: In "Stranger Forever", after finding out the true backstory of Elmer, Esther and Todd feels a bit bad for him and help him come back to his senses and apologizing with his plesiosaur-like ship-shaped muppet fella, Omelette, for stealing him from his rightful owner. He still get punished by the end of the episode, however.
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* ThePowerOfFriendship: [[spoiler: How the Butt Witch is defeated in the first season finale; the friendship between the main trio ends up empowering the residents of Endless Island, allowing them to help take her down.]]
* ThePowerOfHate: [[spoiler: Whenever the main trio argues on Endless, they puke up slimy, worm-like creatures, which the Butt Witch can eat to power herself up.]]
* ThePowerOfHate: [[spoiler: Whenever the main trio argues on Endless, they puke up slimy, worm-like creatures, which the Butt Witch can eat to power herself up.]]
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* BizarreBelching: In the pilot, there's a pool on Endless Island made of a liquid that you can drink to burp what appears to be living creatures made out of bubbles.
