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* AnAesop: The pilot movie teaches people to take care of their homes instead of simply moving away to look for a "perfect place". Each episode of the series has an aesop regarding the vice represented by the villain.
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* WickedWastefulness: Mr. Waste is a unique example of this trope in that he [[GoodIsBadAndBadIsGood thinks wastefulness is good and being frugal is bad]], meaning that he goes out of his way to be wasteful. He does things such as throw away perfectly good food after one bite, replace clothes after wearing them only once, and ''creating extra rooms in his house so he doesn't have to sleep in the same place twice''. As a result of his lifestyle, the islands that he lives on are wastelands because he used up all of their resources.
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* EcocidalAntagonist: The series has its share of anti-environmental villains, such as Mr. Smog, who has a smog factory and tries to convince everyone that smog is good for them, and Lotta Litter, who litters at Jellystone Park.
