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** "The Day" has a bit where Sylvia tries to sneak out of the Skullship's locker room with a sleeping Wander and winds up having to fight all the Watchdogs there. She is disgusted when she sees that the Watchdogs directly in front of her aren't wearing towels. Her demand that they [[ModstyTowel put towels on]] before the fight continues even has the Watchdogs initially misinterpret the instruction as wearing the towels on their heads rather than around their waists.
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** "The Day" has a bit where Sylvia tries to sneak out of the Skullship's locker room with a sleeping Wander and winds up having to fight all the Watchdogs there. She is disgusted when she sees that the Watchdogs directly in front of her aren't wearing towels. Her demand that they [[ModstyTowel [[ModestyTowel put towels on]] before the fight continues even has the Watchdogs initially misinterpret the instruction as wearing the towels on their heads rather than around their waists.
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* ModestyTowel: In "The Day", Sylvia ends up having to fight some Watchdogs in the Skullship's locker room and is disgusted that the Watchdogs directly in front of her are butt naked. They oblige when she asks them to put towels on, but she has to specify that she meant for them to wear towels around their waists when they initially wrap the towels around their heads and do nothing about their state of indecency.
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* ModestyTowel: In "The Day", Sylvia ends up having to fight some Watchdogs in the Skullship's locker room and is disgusted that the Watchdogs directly in front of her [[NakedPeopleAreFunny are butt naked.naked]]. They oblige when she asks them to put towels on, but she has to specify that she meant for them to wear towels around their waists when they initially wrap the towels around their heads and do nothing about their state of indecency.
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** "The Day" has a bit where Sylvia tries to sneak out of the Skullship's locker room with a sleeping Wander and winds up having to fight all the Watchdogs there. She is disgusted when she sees that the Watchdogs directly in front of her aren't wearing towels. Her demand that they [[ModstyTowel put towels on on]] before the fight continues even has the Watchdogs initially misinterpret the instruction as wearing the towels on their heads rather than around their waists.
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* NakedPeopleAreFunny: "The Day" has a bit where Sylvia tries to sneak out of the Skullship's locker room with a sleeping Wander and winds up having to fight all the Watchdogs there. She is disgusted when she sees that the Watchdogs directly in front of her aren't wearing towels. Her demand that they put towels on before the fight continues even has the Watchdogs initially misinterpret the instruction as wearing the towels on their heads rather than around their waists.
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* NakedPeopleAreFunny: NakedPeopleAreFunny:
** "The Day" has a bit where Sylvia tries to sneak out of the Skullship's locker room with a sleeping Wander and winds up having to fight all the Watchdogs there. She is disgusted when she sees that the Watchdogs directly in front of her aren't wearing towels. Her demand that they put towels on before the fight continues even has the Watchdogs initially misinterpret the instruction as wearing the towels on their heads rather than around their waists.
** "The Day" has a bit where Sylvia tries to sneak out of the Skullship's locker room with a sleeping Wander and winds up having to fight all the Watchdogs there. She is disgusted when she sees that the Watchdogs directly in front of her aren't wearing towels. Her demand that they put towels on before the fight continues even has the Watchdogs initially misinterpret the instruction as wearing the towels on their heads rather than around their waists.
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** "The Boy Wander" features the chicken-like aliens known as the Cluckons being victims of Dr. Screwball Jones' feather thefts, leaving them embarrassingly trying to cover up their plucked bodies while Lord Hater complains that he can see their "nuggets".
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* StockScream:
** "The Breakfast" has the Howie Long Scream used when Lord Hater gets bitten in the butt by a bear.
** "The Heebie Jeebies" features a species of bird called the Wilhelm Warbler, which makes the Wilhelm Scream. Sylvia's description of the creature addresses how overused the Wilhelm Scream is.
** "The Breakfast" has the Howie Long Scream used when Lord Hater gets bitten in the butt by a bear.
** "The Heebie Jeebies" features a species of bird called the Wilhelm Warbler, which makes the Wilhelm Scream. Sylvia's description of the creature addresses how overused the Wilhelm Scream is.
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* {{Wedgie}}: In "The Funk", one of the ways Peepers tries to cheer up Lord Hater is by giving the Watchdog known as Greg a wedgie.
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* AndADietCoke: "The Helper" has Lord Hater order 5,075 Frivolity Meals, 689 pies and two diet cokes.
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* ChirpingCrickets: "The Fancy Party" uses the gag of crickets chirping in response to one of Queen Entozoa's guests trying to compliment her by saying she doesn't look a day over 400 as well as Lord Hater's story derailing into a rant about his distaste for the color purple.
* CutASliceTakeTheRest: Used in "The Fancy Party", where Sylvia takes one of the small sandwiches from a plate and then devours the other sandwiches remaining.
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* DemBones: Lord Hater.
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* DemBones: Lord Hater.Hater is a living skeleton.
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* PantsPullingPrank: In "The Brainstorm", one of the ways Wander and Sylvia may thwart Peeper's proposed plans in taking over the planet that Lord Hater brings up is that Sylvia could incapacitate the Watchdogs by pantsing them.
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* ModestyTowel: In "The Day", Sylvia ends up having to fight some Watchdogs in the Skullship's locker room and is disgusted that the Watchdogs directly in front of her are butt naked. They oblige when she asks them to put towels on, but she has to specify that she meant for them to wear towels around their waists when they initially wrap the towels around their heads and do nothing about their state of indecency.
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-->'''Sylvia:''' I meant around your waists!\\
'''Watchdog 2:''' Oh.\\
'''Watchdog 3:''' My bad.\\
'''Watchdog 4:''' Yeah, that makes way more sense. (''Watchdogs remove towels from their heads and wrap them around their waists'')
'''Watchdog 2:''' Oh.\\
'''Watchdog 3:''' My bad.\\
'''Watchdog 4:''' Yeah, that makes way more sense. (''Watchdogs remove towels from their heads and wrap them around their waists'')
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* NakedPeopleAreFunny: "The Day" has a bit where Sylvia tries to sneak out of the Skullship's locker room with a sleeping Wander and winds up having to fight all the Watchdogs there. She is disgusted when she sees that the Watchdogs directly in front of her aren't wearing towels. Her demand that they put towels on before the fight continues even has the Watchdogs initially misinterpret the instruction as wearing the towels on their heads rather than around their waists.
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** In "The Battle Royale" Wander's plans to set Hater and Dominator up as a couple fail (almost) entirely. 1) Battlefields are not especially romantic, 2) Lord Dominator has no interest in romance, and 3) Lord Hater is not aware that Lord Hater [[spoiler:SamusIsAGirl is a lady]] until the end of the episode. [[spoiler: Hater does become obsessed with Dominator for a while, so it wasn't a ''complete'' failure.]]
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** In "The Battle Royale" Wander's plans to set Hater and Dominator up as a couple fail (almost) entirely. 1) Battlefields are not especially romantic, 2) Lord Dominator has no interest in romance, and 3) Lord Hater is not aware that Lord Hater [[spoiler:SamusIsAGirl [[spoiler: [[SamusIsAGirl is a lady]] lady]]]] until the end of the episode. [[spoiler: Hater does become obsessed with Dominator for a while, so it wasn't a ''complete'' failure.]]
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** In "The Axe" Lord Hater "conquers" several planets from other villains. However, he fails to leave behind any troops to secure the planets, so the villains are free to re-conquer their lost planets from Hater.
** In "The Battle Royale" Wander's plans to set Hater and Dominator up as a couple fail (almost) entirely. 1) Battlefields are not especially romantic, 2) Lord Dominator has no interest in romance, and 3) Lord Hater is not aware that Lord Hater[[SamusIsAGirl [[spoiler:SamusIsAGirl is a lady]] until the end of the episode. [[spoiler: Hater does become obsessed with Dominator for a while, so it wasn't a ''complete'' failure.]]]]
** In "The End of the Galaxy" we find that Lord Dominator has destroyed every planet in the galaxy. With nothing left to destroy, and no interests beyond destruction, Dominator suffers an [[ExistentialHorror existential breakdown]].
** In "The Battle Royale" Wander's plans to set Hater and Dominator up as a couple fail (almost) entirely. 1) Battlefields are not especially romantic, 2) Lord Dominator has no interest in romance, and 3) Lord Hater is not aware that Lord Hater
** In "The End of the Galaxy" we find that Lord Dominator has destroyed every planet in the galaxy. With nothing left to destroy, and no interests beyond destruction, Dominator suffers an [[ExistentialHorror existential breakdown]].
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: This happens with surprising frequency.
** In "The Liar", instead of accepting Wander's help without question, the mother bird attacks any time Wander gets too close.
** In "The Greater Hater" we see what happens when a serious villain in placed into a silly space cartoon. [[spoiler: It doesn't go well for the silly characters.]]
*** We also find out that Lord Hater has been wasting so much time, energy, and resources trying to defeat Wander that his empire has fallen apart. Not only are other villains are seizing his territories, but he has also lost most, if not ''all'' credibility as a villain.
** In "The Battle Royale" Wander's plans to set Hater and Dominator up as a couple fail (almost) entirely. 1) Battlefields are not especially romantic, 2) Lord Dominator has no interest in romance, and 3) Lord Hater is not aware that Lord Hater [[SamusIsAGirl is a lady]] until the end of the episode. [[spoiler: Hater does become obsessed with Dominator for a while, so it wasn't a ''complete'' failure.]]
** In "The Liar", instead of accepting Wander's help without question, the mother bird attacks any time Wander gets too close.
** In "The Greater Hater" we see what happens when a serious villain in placed into a silly space cartoon. [[spoiler: It doesn't go well for the silly characters.]]
*** We also find out that Lord Hater has been wasting so much time, energy, and resources trying to defeat Wander that his empire has fallen apart. Not only are other villains are seizing his territories, but he has also lost most, if not ''all'' credibility as a villain.
** In "The Battle Royale" Wander's plans to set Hater and Dominator up as a couple fail (almost) entirely. 1) Battlefields are not especially romantic, 2) Lord Dominator has no interest in romance, and 3) Lord Hater is not aware that Lord Hater [[SamusIsAGirl is a lady]] until the end of the episode. [[spoiler: Hater does become obsessed with Dominator for a while, so it wasn't a ''complete'' failure.]]
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* FireIceLightning: The two main villains make up this trope. Lord Hater wields lightning, while Lord Dominator wields lava (fire), gaining control over ice after [[spoiler: the sabotage/assassination attempt in "My Fair Hatey" fails]].
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** There's a good chance many of the bad guys are this, with names like [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast Lord Hater]] and [[AwesomeMcCoolname Emperor Awesome]]. This is possibly acknowledged in "The Good Bad Guy" with the introduction of an idol of Hater's who gained notoriety under the name "Major Threat," but has since reformed and now goes by "Jeff."
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** There's a good chance many of the bad guys are this, with names like [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast Lord Hater]] and [[AwesomeMcCoolname Emperor Awesome]].Awesome. This is possibly acknowledged in "The Good Bad Guy" with the introduction of an idol of Hater's who gained notoriety under the name "Major Threat," but has since reformed and now goes by "Jeff."
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* YouDidntAsk: At the end of "The Box", one of the Lords of Illumination tells one of the others that he didn't know he was a grandfather (as one of the times the Lords were coerced by Sylvia to put into the box so that there would be contents present to put an end to Wander's insatiable curiosity is a keychain reading "World's Greatest Grandpa"). The Lord who's a grandfather answers that he never asked him about his personal life.
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* YouDidntAsk: At the end of "The Box", one of the Lords of Illumination tells one of the others that he didn't know he was a grandfather (as one of the times items the Lords were coerced by Sylvia to put into the box so that there would be contents present to put an end to Wander's insatiable curiosity is a keychain reading "World's Greatest Grandpa"). The Lord who's a grandfather answers that he never asked him about his personal life.
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* BirdPoopGag: "The Little Guy" has an avian creature poop on Wesley.
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* BirdPoopGag: "The Little Guy" has an avian creature poop on Wesley.Westley.
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* BirdPoopGag: "The Little Guy" has an avian creature poop on Wesley.
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* BreadEggsBreadedEggs: When Wander is speculating the contents of the titular box in "The Box", he thinks it might have a bat, a hat, a bat with a hat or a hat with a bat.
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** When Wander is speculating the contents of the titular box in "The Box", he thinks it might have a bat, a hat, a bat with a hat or a hat with abat.bat.
** "The Catastrophe" has Sylvia grumble about thingamahoozit, cat videos and thingamahoozit ''with'' cat videos.
** When Wander is speculating the contents of the titular box in "The Box", he thinks it might have a bat, a hat, a bat with a hat or a hat with a
** "The Catastrophe" has Sylvia grumble about thingamahoozit, cat videos and thingamahoozit ''with'' cat videos.
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* ShakingTheRump: Sylvia shakes her behind to provoke a giant worm in "The Hat".
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* YouDidntAsk: At the end of "The Box", one of the Lords of Illumination tells one of the others that he didn't know he was a grandfather (as one of the times the Lords were coerced by Sylvia to put into the box so that there would be contents present to put an end to Wander's insatiable curiosity is a keychain reading "World's Greatest Grandpa"). The Lord who's a grandfather answers that he never asked him about his personal life.
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* CrossReferencedTitles: Seven episodes use the pattern "The (noun) Guy".
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* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: The episode "The Good Deed" is [[UpToEleven all about this trope]]. Every time Wander helps out someone, the circumstances just keep getting increasingly worse. [[spoiler:At least the chain ends with Lord Hater and Peepers.]]
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* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: The episode "The Good Deed" is [[UpToEleven all about this trope]].trope. Every time Wander helps out someone, the circumstances just keep getting increasingly worse. [[spoiler:At least the chain ends with Lord Hater and Peepers.]]
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* LivingHat: Wander's hat is implied to be sentient. Mostly it acts as a BagOfHolding that gives the owner what they need for a particular situation. This is highlighted in the episode "The Hat", where Wander goes missing and Sylvia has to use the hat to find him, but everything the hat gives her results in her almost being eaten by a giant worm [[spoiler:which is what the hat wants, since Wander had been swallowed by the worm.]] When Sylvia argues with the hat, it appears to smile or frown as a response.
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* NiceHat: Wander's hat itself, being a BagOfHolding. It's also, somehow, ''[[AnimateInanimateObject a living sentient.]]''
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Has its own page [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome/WanderOverYonder here]].
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* TheEmpire: The Hater Empire is a GalacticSuperpower in Season 1, but has become a VestigialEmpire by Season 2. Other villains, such as the Evil Sandwich, have rival empires of their own.
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* VillainousFriendship: Peepers and Hater's relationship slowly evolves from Peepers being terrified of Hater to them actually becoming friends-- albeit in a VitriolicBestBuds sort of way. The ending of "The Buddies" takes this to eleven.
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* NoodleImplements: In "The Brainstorm," Peepers strives to pitch an invasion plan that's CrazyPrepared against potential Wander antics that Hater suggests, but hits a wall when he fails to understand how Wander could foil the whole scheme using his banjo ("HOW'D ''THAT'' HAPPEN?!") [[spoiler:That's exactly what happens.]]
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* LaughablyEvil: The entire CardCarryingVillain RoguesGallery. [[KnightOfCerebus Dominator]] is [[NerdInEvilsHelmet not exempt]].
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* CrazyPrepared: By the time Peepers' invasion plan in "The Brainstorm" has weathered all of Hater's objections, it accounts for eventualities ranging from the presence of a giant anteater to Wander [[NewPowersAsThePlotDemands exhibiting previously-unseen superpowers]]. Unfortunately, it still isn't proofed against [[spoiler:[[NoodleImplements Wander's banjo]].]]
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* CrazyPrepared: By the time Peepers' invasion plan in "The Brainstorm" has weathered all several rounds of Hater's objections, it accounts for eventualities ranging from the presence of a giant anteater to Wander [[NewPowersAsThePlotDemands exhibiting previously-unseen superpowers]]. Unfortunately, it still isn't proofed against [[spoiler:[[NoodleImplements Wander's banjo]].]]
