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* BrokenBase: Some Brazilians really like their country's Portuguese dub due to adding a huge amount of memetic and pop culture references specific to Brazil. Others dislike the dub for adding jokes where there weren't any in the first place. For example, the dubs adds the joke "Irineu, você não sabe, nem eu." (a memetic rhyme meaning "you don't know my name and neither do I") when originally the character just states his name.
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** Some Brazilians really like their country's Portuguese dub due to adding a huge amount of memetic and pop culture references specific to Brazil. Others dislike the dub for adding jokes where there weren't any in the first place. For example, the dubs adds the joke "Irineu, você não sabe, nem eu." (a memetic rhyme meaning "you don't know my name and neither do I") when originally the character just states hisname.name.
** There are vast differences in opinion about the final season of the show and how it ended, the main base breaker though is how Part 5 wrapped up all the characters stories and plot points. [[spoiler:Some fans feel the writers did a good job wrapping everything up and felt they had given most characters a happy ending, others felt that Part 5 was too rushed due to Netflix cancelling the series, that certain plot points such as the debt to hell and the significance of dreams weren't explained properly, and that the endings for the characters felt unsatisfying. In comparison, most fans seem to agree that the lack of attention by the other characters to Luci's death was disappointing and the strange plot of Alva and the Trogs going to the Moon was unnecessary.]]
** Some Brazilians really like their country's Portuguese dub due to adding a huge amount of memetic and pop culture references specific to Brazil. Others dislike the dub for adding jokes where there weren't any in the first place. For example, the dubs adds the joke "Irineu, você não sabe, nem eu." (a memetic rhyme meaning "you don't know my name and neither do I") when originally the character just states his
** There are vast differences in opinion about the final season of the show and how it ended, the main base breaker though is how Part 5 wrapped up all the characters stories and plot points. [[spoiler:Some fans feel the writers did a good job wrapping everything up and felt they had given most characters a happy ending, others felt that Part 5 was too rushed due to Netflix cancelling the series, that certain plot points such as the debt to hell and the significance of dreams weren't explained properly, and that the endings for the characters felt unsatisfying. In comparison, most fans seem to agree that the lack of attention by the other characters to Luci's death was disappointing and the strange plot of Alva and the Trogs going to the Moon was unnecessary.]]
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* SoOkayItsAverage: The overall consensus on this series. While not considered terrible, it was considered a ToughActToFollow from ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' and ''WesternAnimation/Futurama.'' Some feel the show suffered from the characters being unlikable at times, the premise feeling like [[RecycledInSpace Futurama In A Fantasy World]], and Bean's tendency to trust Dagmar (albeit when she's in a desperate situation) after proving herself untrustworthy in the past got frustrating. It's telling that when the final season streamed, not many talked about it.
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* SoOkayItsAverage: The overall consensus on this series. While not considered terrible, it was considered a ToughActToFollow from ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' and ''WesternAnimation/Futurama.''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}.'' Some feel the show suffered from the characters being unlikable at times, the premise feeling like [[RecycledInSpace Futurama In A Fantasy World]], and Bean's tendency to trust Dagmar (albeit when she's in a desperate situation) after proving herself untrustworthy in the past got frustrating. It's telling that when the final season streamed, not many talked about it.
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* SoOkayItsAverage: The overall consensus on this series. While not considered terrible, it was considered a ToughActToFollow from ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' and ''WesternAnimation/Futurama.'' Some feel the show suffered from the characters being unlikable at times, the premise feeling like [[RecycledInSpace Futurama In A Fantasy World]], and Bean's tendency to trust Dagmar (albeit when she's in a desperate situation) after proving herself untrustworthy in the past got frustrating. It's telling that when the final season streamed, not many talked about it.
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** The same can be said of the medieval-style cover of {{Music/Blondie}}'s "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tykf2xYPNdc Call Me]]" which, again, is used in the [[https://youtu.be/YVrPZeZ1rAY Season 2 trailer]] but not in any actual episode at all.
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** The same can be said of the medieval-style cover of {{Music/Blondie}}'s {{Music/Blondie|Band}}'s "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tykf2xYPNdc Call Me]]" which, again, is used in the [[https://youtu.be/YVrPZeZ1rAY Season 2 trailer]] but not in any actual episode at all.
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* RedundantParody: A joke about Prince Guysbert impaling himself on a throne made of swords is one that is pre-empted numerous times by [[Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire the work it's parodying]]; several kings are said to have injured themselves on the blades, and at least one supposedly died of such injuries (though [[CutHimselfShaving it's a very sketchy story]]). After all, the fact that such a throne would be an absurdly dangerous and uncomfortable place to sit is [[TheChainsOfCommanding kind of the point]].
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Mora the mermaid, for being an exceptionally normalized LGBT character who [[spoiler:becomes a ClosetKey to Bean]]. Matt Groening's previous derogatory view of "political correctness" made her appearance quite a welcome surprise to many.
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* EvilIsSexy: Dagmar is a busty platinum blonde Dark Queen with a deep flinty voice and a penchant for leather and revealing leotards. As malicious as she is smoking hot.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic:
** Bean can fall into this, particularly in season one. The first two episodes focus on an ArrangedMarriage plot, but after that her RebelliousPrincess shticks really boils down to her [[BrattyTeenageDaughter getting drunk, doing drugs and occasionally robbing people]], then whining that Zog is ''mean'' for telling her not to. The only reason he doesn't come off as the good guy is because his parenting attempts are so cartoonish. Season two scales back these sort of plotlines and at least throws in more {{Straw Misogynist}}s when it wants Bean to seem "oppressed." Season 3 salvages her character by putting her focus solely on helping others and learning to focus on protecting her kingdom.
** Mora has gradually fallen into this, particularly during Part 5 when [[spoiler:Bean kills her by mistake. A lot of fans didn't feel a great deal of sadness about her death given her lack of interaction and chemistry with Bean despite the couple's increased focus in Part 5 as well as her rude behaviour towards Elfo coming seemingly out of nowhere. A lot of fans felt that Mora should have remained permanently dead instead of being revived in the finale.]]
** Bean can fall into this, particularly in season one. The first two episodes focus on an ArrangedMarriage plot, but after that her RebelliousPrincess shticks really boils down to her [[BrattyTeenageDaughter getting drunk, doing drugs and occasionally robbing people]], then whining that Zog is ''mean'' for telling her not to. The only reason he doesn't come off as the good guy is because his parenting attempts are so cartoonish. Season two scales back these sort of plotlines and at least throws in more {{Straw Misogynist}}s when it wants Bean to seem "oppressed." Season 3 salvages her character by putting her focus solely on helping others and learning to focus on protecting her kingdom.
** Mora has gradually fallen into this, particularly during Part 5 when [[spoiler:Bean kills her by mistake. A lot of fans didn't feel a great deal of sadness about her death given her lack of interaction and chemistry with Bean despite the couple's increased focus in Part 5 as well as her rude behaviour towards Elfo coming seemingly out of nowhere. A lot of fans felt that Mora should have remained permanently dead instead of being revived in the finale.]]
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**UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Bean can fall into this, particularly in season one. The first two episodes focus on an ArrangedMarriage plot, but after that her RebelliousPrincess shticks really boils down to her [[BrattyTeenageDaughter getting drunk, doing drugs and occasionally robbing people]], then whining that Zog is ''mean'' for telling her not to. The only reason he doesn't come off as the good guy is because his parenting attempts are so cartoonish. Season two scales back these sort of plotlines and at least throws in more {{Straw Misogynist}}s when it wants Bean to seem "oppressed." Season 3 salvages her character by putting her focus solely on helping others and learning to focus on protecting her kingdom.
** Mora has gradually fallen into this, particularly during Part 5 when [[spoiler:Bean kills her by mistake. A lot of fans didn't feel a great deal of sadness about her death given her lack of interaction and chemistry with Bean despite the couple's increased focus in Part 5 as well as her rude behaviour towards Elfo coming seemingly out of nowhere. A lot of fans felt that Mora should have remained permanently dead instead of being revived in the finale.]]kingdom.
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** Mora has gradually fallen into this, particularly during Part 5 when [[spoiler:Bean kills her by mistake. A lot of fans didn't feel a great deal of sadness about her death given her lack of interaction and chemistry with Bean despite the couple's increased focus in Part 5 as well as her rude behaviour towards Elfo coming seemingly out of nowhere. A lot of fans felt that Mora should have remained permanently dead instead of being revived in the finale.]]
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*CompleteMonster: [[spoiler:[[GodSaveUsFromTheQueen Queen Dagmar]], [[EvilMatriarch mother of Princess Bean]], [[SelfMadeOrphan murdered her own parents]] to seize control of her kingdom. To fulfill a prophecy for hell, Dagmar screwed a crown onto her brother's head which left him with severe brain damage and later tried to [[TilMurderDoUsPart poison her husband]] King Zog. When a switch left Dagmar turned to stone, she revives her plan upon Bean bringing her back to life and turns almost everyone in the kingdom to stone, which she expects to be fatal. Murdering her own siblings and also trying to kill Bean, Dagmar creates an evil clone of her daughter and gleefully tricks Bean into seemingly murdering her own girlfriend. Upon defeat, Dagmar attempts to ensure that Bean's friend Elfo dies in the process, being so wicked that [[TooSpicyForYogSothoth even Satan himself fears her]]. ]]
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* EvilIsSexy: Dagmar is a busty platinum blonde Dark Queen with a deep flinty voice and a penchant for leather and revealing leotards. As malicious as she is smoking hot.
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** Some Brazilians really like their country's Portuguese dub due to adding a huge amount of memetic and pop culture references specific to Brazil. Others dislike the dub for adding jokes where there weren't any in the first place. For example, the dubs adds the joke "Irineu, você não sabe, nem eu." (a memetic rhyme meaning "you don't know my name and neither do I") when originally the character just states his name.
** There are vast differences in opinion about the final season of the show and how it ended, the main base breaker though is how Part 5 wrapped up all the characters stories and plot points. [[spoiler:Some fans feel the writers did a good job wrapping everything up and felt they had given most characters a happy ending, others felt that Part 5 was too rushed due to Netflix cancelling the series, that certain plot points such as the debt to hell and the significance of dreams weren't explained properly, and that the endings for the characters felt unsatisfying. In comparison, most fans seem to agree that the lack of attention by the other characters to Luci's death was disappointing and the strange plot of Alva and the Trogs going to the Moon was unnecessary.]]
** Some Brazilians really like their country's Portuguese dub due to adding a huge amount of memetic and pop culture references specific to Brazil. Others dislike the dub for adding jokes where there weren't any in the first place. For example, the dubs adds the joke "Irineu, você não sabe, nem eu." (a memetic rhyme meaning "you don't know my name and neither do I") when originally the character just states his name.
** There are vast differences in opinion about the final season of the show and how it ended, the main base breaker though is how Part 5 wrapped up all the characters stories and plot points. [[spoiler:Some fans feel the writers did a good job wrapping everything up and felt they had given most characters a happy ending, others felt that Part 5 was too rushed due to Netflix cancelling the series, that certain plot points such as the debt to hell and the significance of dreams weren't explained properly, and that the endings for the characters felt unsatisfying. In comparison, most fans seem to agree that the lack of attention by the other characters to Luci's death was disappointing and the strange plot of Alva and the Trogs going to the Moon was unnecessary.]]
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**BrokenBase: Some Brazilians really like their country's Portuguese dub due to adding a huge amount of memetic and pop culture references specific to Brazil. Others dislike the dub for adding jokes where there weren't any in the first place. For example, the dubs adds the joke "Irineu, você não sabe, nem eu." (a memetic rhyme meaning "you don't know my name and neither do I") when originally the character just states his name.
** There are vast differences in opinion about the final season of the show and how it ended, the main base breaker though is how Part 5 wrapped up all the characters stories and plot points. [[spoiler:Some fans feel the writers did a good job wrapping everything up and felt they had given most characters a happy ending, others felt that Part 5 was too rushed due to Netflix cancelling the series, that certain plot points such as the debt to hell and the significance of dreams weren't explained properly, and that the endings for the characters felt unsatisfying. In comparison, most fans seem to agree that the lack of attention by the other characters to Luci's death was disappointing and the strange plot of Alva and the Trogs going to the Moon was unnecessary.]]name.
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** There are vast differences in opinion about the final season of the show and how it ended, the main base breaker though is how Part 5 wrapped up all the characters stories and plot points. [[spoiler:Some fans feel the writers did a good job wrapping everything up and felt they had given most characters a happy ending, others felt that Part 5 was too rushed due to Netflix cancelling the series, that certain plot points such as the debt to hell and the significance of dreams weren't explained properly, and that the endings for the characters felt unsatisfying. In comparison, most fans seem to agree that the lack of attention by the other characters to Luci's death was disappointing and the strange plot of Alva and the Trogs going to the Moon was unnecessary.]]
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* BrokenBase: Some Brazilians really like their country's Portuguese dub due to adding a huge amount of memetic and pop culture references specific to Brazil. Others dislike the dub for adding jokes where there weren't any in the first place. For example, the dubs adds the joke "Irineu, você não sabe, nem eu." (a memetic rhyme meaning "you don't know my name and neither do I") when originally the character just states his name.
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** Some Brazilians really like their country's Portuguese dub due to adding a huge amount of memetic and pop culture references specific to Brazil. Others dislike the dub for adding jokes where there weren't any in the first place. For example, the dubs adds the joke "Irineu, você não sabe, nem eu." (a memetic rhyme meaning "you don't know my name and neither do I") when originally the character just states hisname.name.
** There are vast differences in opinion about the final season of the show and how it ended, the main base breaker though is how Part 5 wrapped up all the characters stories and plot points. [[spoiler:Some fans feel the writers did a good job wrapping everything up and felt they had given most characters a happy ending, others felt that Part 5 was too rushed due to Netflix cancelling the series, that certain plot points such as the debt to hell and the significance of dreams weren't explained properly, and that the endings for the characters felt unsatisfying. In comparison, most fans seem to agree that the lack of attention by the other characters to Luci's death was disappointing and the strange plot of Alva and the Trogs going to the Moon was unnecessary.]]
** Some Brazilians really like their country's Portuguese dub due to adding a huge amount of memetic and pop culture references specific to Brazil. Others dislike the dub for adding jokes where there weren't any in the first place. For example, the dubs adds the joke "Irineu, você não sabe, nem eu." (a memetic rhyme meaning "you don't know my name and neither do I") when originally the character just states his
** There are vast differences in opinion about the final season of the show and how it ended, the main base breaker though is how Part 5 wrapped up all the characters stories and plot points. [[spoiler:Some fans feel the writers did a good job wrapping everything up and felt they had given most characters a happy ending, others felt that Part 5 was too rushed due to Netflix cancelling the series, that certain plot points such as the debt to hell and the significance of dreams weren't explained properly, and that the endings for the characters felt unsatisfying. In comparison, most fans seem to agree that the lack of attention by the other characters to Luci's death was disappointing and the strange plot of Alva and the Trogs going to the Moon was unnecessary.]]
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* RomanticPlotTumor: Elfo's crush on Bean consumed a lot of screentime and almost the entirety of his characterization through the first season; some fans feel like this has already been overplayed in the first season and delayed the start of the main StoryArc.
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** Elfo's crush on Bean consumed a lot of screentime and almost the entirety of his characterization through the first season; some fans feel like this has already been overplayed in the first season and delayed the start of the mainStoryArc.StoryArc.
** Some fans have begun to see [[spoiler:Bean and Mora's]] relationship as this, particularly with the lack of interaction between them until season 5 and their overall lack of chemistry. [[spoiler:Mora getting revived after Bean killed her and the two of them leaving Dreamland without saying goodbye to Elfo certainly didn't help fan opinion of the couple.]]
** Elfo's crush on Bean consumed a lot of screentime and almost the entirety of his characterization through the first season; some fans feel like this has already been overplayed in the first season and delayed the start of the main
** Some fans have begun to see [[spoiler:Bean and Mora's]] relationship as this, particularly with the lack of interaction between them until season 5 and their overall lack of chemistry. [[spoiler:Mora getting revived after Bean killed her and the two of them leaving Dreamland without saying goodbye to Elfo certainly didn't help fan opinion of the couple.]]
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* StrangledByTheRedString: Some fans felt this way about [[spoiler:the romance between Bean and Mora. The consensus among them was that while the whole thing may or may not have been Bean's dream, the two characters didn’t get enough interaction with each other to warrant Bean developing such strong romantic feelings for Mora.]] Possibly justified as [[spoiler:Bean ''is'' a teenager, and teens are well-known for mistaking crushes for love. It was also the first time [[IJustWantToBeLoved Bean]] opened up and [[SafetyInIndifference allowed]] herself to experience romantic attraction, and TheFirstCutIsTheDeepest.]]
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* StrangledByTheRedString: Some fans felt this way about [[spoiler:the romance between Bean and Mora. The consensus among them was that while the whole thing may or may not have been Bean's dream, the two characters didn’t get enough interaction with each other to warrant Bean developing such strong romantic feelings for Mora.]] Possibly justified as [[spoiler:Bean ''is'' a teenager, and teens are well-known for mistaking crushes for love. It was also the first time [[IJustWantToBeLoved Bean]] opened up and [[SafetyInIndifference allowed]] herself to experience romantic attraction, and TheFirstCutIsTheDeepest.]]]] [[spoiler:The handling of the relationship in Part 5 certainly didn't help alleviate fan concerns, showing that the two of them don't understand each other or their interests very well, Bean becoming completely unresponsive and uncaring of her friends following Mora's death, and then leaving Dreamland without saying goodbye to Elfo in the finale so she could be with Mora. It says a lot that some fans wished that Mora had stayed dead after Bean killed her instead of being resuscitated!]]
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Bean can fall into this, particularly in season one. The first two episodes focus on an ArrangedMarriage plot, but after that her RebelliousPrincess shticks really boils down to her [[BrattyTeenageDaughter getting drunk, doing drugs and occasionally robbing people]], then whining that Zog is ''mean'' for telling her not to. The only reason he doesn't come off as the good guy is because his parenting attempts are so cartoonish. Season two scales back these sort of plotlines and at least throws in more {{Straw Misogynist}}s when it wants Bean to seem "oppressed." Season 3 salvages her character by putting her focus solely on helping others and learning to focus on protecting her kingdom.
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** Bean can fall into this, particularly in season one. The first two episodes focus on an ArrangedMarriage plot, but after that her RebelliousPrincess shticks really boils down to her [[BrattyTeenageDaughter getting drunk, doing drugs and occasionally robbing people]], then whining that Zog is ''mean'' for telling her not to. The only reason he doesn't come off as the good guy is because his parenting attempts are so cartoonish. Season two scales back these sort of plotlines and at least throws in more {{Straw Misogynist}}s when it wants Bean to seem "oppressed." Season 3 salvages her character by putting her focus solely on helping others and learning to focus on protecting herkingdom.kingdom.
** Mora has gradually fallen into this, particularly during Part 5 when [[spoiler:Bean kills her by mistake. A lot of fans didn't feel a great deal of sadness about her death given her lack of interaction and chemistry with Bean despite the couple's increased focus in Part 5 as well as her rude behaviour towards Elfo coming seemingly out of nowhere. A lot of fans felt that Mora should have remained permanently dead instead of being revived in the finale.]]
** Bean can fall into this, particularly in season one. The first two episodes focus on an ArrangedMarriage plot, but after that her RebelliousPrincess shticks really boils down to her [[BrattyTeenageDaughter getting drunk, doing drugs and occasionally robbing people]], then whining that Zog is ''mean'' for telling her not to. The only reason he doesn't come off as the good guy is because his parenting attempts are so cartoonish. Season two scales back these sort of plotlines and at least throws in more {{Straw Misogynist}}s when it wants Bean to seem "oppressed." Season 3 salvages her character by putting her focus solely on helping others and learning to focus on protecting her
** Mora has gradually fallen into this, particularly during Part 5 when [[spoiler:Bean kills her by mistake. A lot of fans didn't feel a great deal of sadness about her death given her lack of interaction and chemistry with Bean despite the couple's increased focus in Part 5 as well as her rude behaviour towards Elfo coming seemingly out of nowhere. A lot of fans felt that Mora should have remained permanently dead instead of being revived in the finale.]]
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*** Also, is Odval an EvilChancellor or the OnlySaneMan? In season two, Dreamland is even more financially insolvent than it was in season one! Zog shows little interest in rectifying this beyond heavily-taxing the elves that have taken up residence within the city and even then, purely on a whim, he decides to return all the taxes collected. As Prime Minister, Odval has to actually keep the books for the kingdom and realizes just how deep in the hole they really are. Meanwhile, Bean continues to be an unreliable adventurer rather than a responsible royal, and Derek is childish to the point of AmbiguousDisorder. The kingdom has multiple enemies (including the Bozaks and Maru), but no true allies. Zog spends much of the season pursuing personal interests rather than ruling. From a slightly different perspective, Odval might be seen as the ''hero'' if only because he seems to care whether or not the kingdom survives mundane problems like financial collapse or the plague!
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*** Also, is Odval an EvilChancellor or the OnlySaneMan? In season two, Dreamland is even more financially insolvent than it was in season one! Zog shows little interest in rectifying this beyond heavily-taxing the elves that have taken up residence within the city and even then, purely on a whim, he decides to return all the taxes collected. As Prime Minister, Odval has to actually keep the books for the kingdom and realizes just how deep in the hole they really are. Meanwhile, Bean continues to be an unreliable adventurer rather than a responsible royal, and Derek is childish to the point of AmbiguousDisorder.leading [[DiagnosedByTheAudience the audience to suspect a mental disorder]]. The kingdom has multiple enemies (including the Bozaks and Maru), but no true allies. Zog spends much of the season pursuing personal interests rather than ruling. From a slightly different perspective, Odval might be seen as the ''hero'' if only because he seems to care whether or not the kingdom survives mundane problems like financial collapse or the plague!
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* AcceptableReligiousTargets: Religion, mostly of the Christian variety, is ruthlessly made fun of whenever it appears. Though the in-universe religion is more CrystalDragonJesus, since there are mentions of it being in its early stages, the high priestess herself seems vague about the details of her deity and "The only god, brother of the other god" line spoken by Big Jo.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: After Season 1, Elfo's highly unpopular DoggedNiceGuy antics toward Bean are toned down significantly. In fact, he doesn't even seem that interested in her anymore [[spoiler:after finding out that she decided to resurrect her mom over him]].
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* TastesLikeDiabetes: Invoked intentionally and turned UpToEleven with Elfo's homeland of [[SugarBowl Elfwood]]. And then {{subverted|Innocence}} for laughs when the elves, [[MoodDissonance acting with the exact same jolly and cheerful attitude]], ''[[CrossesTheLineTwice sing another song about hanging Elfo from a tree]]''.
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* RealismInducedHorror: [[spoiler:Zog's slow slippage into insanity, complete with several discussions about if he's still fit to rule and who will handle the kingdom if he's not,]] plays similarly to an adult dealing with an aging parent with dementia, and the discomfort that comes with having to make decisions about what's best for them even if it's in defiance of said parent's own autonomy and puts a lot more responsibilities on said adult.
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* ArcFatigue: Much of Season 1 was dedicated to standard SliceOfLife episodes, and it took some time for the MythArc to start up with [[spoiler: the return of Dagmar]], ending the season with a ShockingSwerve. Season 2 almost follows the same trajectory (the first three eps were a three-parter) and it's not until the last episodes that things start moving again. Season 3 mostly forgets about it, while focusing on a new conspiracy.
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** Each season has sadly fallen into a repeating loop of Bean eluding her mother's plans in the first episode of the season, only for Dagmar to come back in the last episode of the season and seemingly win to leave off on a cliffhanger ending, then immediately losing in the first episode of the next season, etc. It's gotten to the point of much noted tedium.
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* SpiritualLicensee: One plot thread heavily resembles ''Literature/{{Gormenghast}}'', of all things.
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* SlowPacedBeginning: The show takes its sweet time to get its MythArc rolling, despite setting the {{foreshadowing}} in pretty soon, it's not until "The Limits of Immortality" that they start to pay off, the previous 6 episodes being mostly made out of episodic world building focused on comedy rather than anything lore or plot related.
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* SlowPacedBeginning: The show takes its sweet time to get its MythArc rolling, despite setting the {{foreshadowing}} in pretty soon, it's not until "The Limits of Immortality" that they start to pay off, the previous 6 episodes being mostly made out of episodic world building world-building focused on comedy rather than anything lore or plot-related.
* SpiritualLicensee: One plotrelated.thread heavily resembles ''Literature/{{Gormenghast}}'', of all things.
* SpiritualLicensee: One plot
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** The dub also has Shelly introducing herself as a "mamá luchona con dos bendiciones" (fighter mom with two blessings [[labelnote: Note]]"Mamá luchona" is a jokey way of calling a single mom in Latin America (although it carries the implication of the mom being irresponsible), and "bendición" is a sarcastic way of calling children in the context of mamás luchonas.[[/labelnote]]
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