History YMMV / MovilleMysteries

* AcceptableHobbyTargets: "I see a better world where everyone lives in peace and harmony, teachers are helpful and no one watches wrestling."

* CompleteMonster: The avaricious [[MadScientist Professor Kindly]], from "The Day Rico Became Smart", has taken to eliminating his rivals so that he can steal and profit from their ideas. Finding his targets through papers that have been submitted for peer review, Kindly lures the victims to his lair, where he cuts their brains out while they are fully conscious and aware, at one point informing a would-be victim, "Now then, this won't hurt a bit...it'll hurt a lot!" After extracting information from the excised brains, Kindly keeps them as [[CreepySouvenir souvenirs]], preserving them in jars that adorn his mantel. When Rico Caliente, a jock who gained SuddenIntelligence from a concussion, loses his newfound intellect and escapes Kindly's clutches before his knowledge can be harvested, Kindly sees it as no big loss, since no one will believe what the boy has to say, and he still has Rico's stolen cold fusion thesis to claim as his own and get rich off of. A greedy, sadistic SerialKiller, the professor stands out as the show's starkest example of HumansAreTheRealMonsters, as his episode is the only one without any paranormal elements.

* {{Squick}}: It was a GrossoutShow, so even the most lighthearted episodes have disgusting bits, not helped by the animation style being an even {{Gonk}}ier copy of Creator/KlaskyCsupo's.

* CrossesTheLineTwice: Coach Konkout's "home movies" include a tape of his father's death, which involved him being crushed by his entire football team doing a celebratory dog pile on him.

* CrossesTheLineTwice: Coach Konkout's "home movies" include a tape of his father's death, which involved him being crushed by his entire football team doing a celebratory dog pile on him.

* CrossesTheLineTwice: Coach Konkout's "home movies" include a tape of his father's death, which involved him being crushed by his football team doing a celebratory dog pile.

* CrossesTheLineTwice: Coach Konkout's "home movies" include a tape of his father's death, which involved him being crushed by his football team doing a celebratory dog pile on him.

* CompleteMonster: The avaricious [[MadScientist Professor Kindly]], from "The Day Rico Became Smart", has taken to eliminating his rivals so that he can steal and profit off of their ideas. Finding his targets through papers that have been submitted for peer review, Kindly lures the victims to his lair, where he cuts their brains out while they are fully conscious and aware, at one point informing a would-be victim, "Now then, this won't hurt a bit...it'll hurt a lot!" After extracting information from the excised brains, Kindly keeps them as [[CreepySouvenir souvenirs]], preserving them in jars that adorn his mantel. When Rico Caliente, a jock who gained SuddenIntelligence from a concussion, loses his newfound intellect and escapes Kindly's clutches before his knowledge can be harvested, Kindly sees it as no big loss, since no one will believe what the boy has to say, and he still has Rico's stolen cold fusion thesis to claim as his own and get rich off of. A greedy, sadistic SerialKiller, the professor stands out as the show's starkest example of HumansAreTheRealMonsters, as his episode is the only one without any paranormal elements.

* CryForTheDevil: The gnomes in "Gnome Sweet Gnome" tried to rob witch Grundegulda, who caught and turned them into concrete. The only one who managed to escape spent the next five-hundred years trying to restore his brethren while posing as a statue. He can't break the curse, but he can transfer it to someone else, namely the residents of Ouigee Falls. They were thieves who were going to turn dozens of innocent people into inanimate objects, but at the end of the day you can't help but have at least a little sympathy for the gnomes because, after all, who wants to [[FateWorseThanDeath spend eternity]] [[AndIMustScream as tacky lawn art that dogs and birds routinely crap on?]]

* {{Squick}}: It was a GrossoutShow, so even the most lighthearted episodes have disgusting bits, not helped by the animation style being an even {{Gonk}}ier copy of Klasky Csupo's.

* CryForTheDevil: The gnomes in "Gnome Sweet Gnome" tried to rob witch Grundegulda, who caught and turned them into concrete. The only one who managed to escape spent the next five-hundred years trying to restore his brethren while posing as a statue. He can't break the curse, but he can transfer it to someone else, namely the residents of Ouigee Falls. They were thieves who were going to turn dozens of innocent people into inanimate objects, but at the end of the day you can't help but have at least a little sympathy for the gnomes because, after all, who wants to spend eternity as tacky lawn art that dogs and birds routinely crap on?

* CryForTheDevil: The gnomes in "Gnome Sweet Gnome" tried to rob a witch, who caught and turned them into concrete. The only one who managed to escape spent the next five-hundred years trying to restore his brethren while posing as a statue. He can't break the curse, but he can transfer it to someone else, namely the residents of Ouigee Falls. They were thieves who were going to turn dozens of innocent people into inanimate objects, but at the end of the day you can't help but have at least a little sympathy for the gnomes because, after all, who wants to spend eternity as tacky lawn art that dogs and birds routinely crap on?

* JerkassWoobie: The gnomes in "Gnome Sweet Gnome" tried to rob a witch, who caught and turned them into concrete. The only one who managed to escape spent the next five-hundred years trying to restore his brethren while posing as a statue. He can't break the curse, but he can transfer it to someone else, namely the residents of Ouigee Falls. They were thieves who were going to turn dozens of innocent people into inanimate objects, but at the end of the day you can't help but have at least a little sympathy for the gnomes because, after all, who wants to spend eternity as tacky lawn art that dogs and birds routinely crap on?

* SympathyForTheDevil: The gnomes in "Gnome Sweet Gnome" tried to rob a witch, who caught and turned them into concrete. The only one who managed to escape spent the next five-hundred years trying to restore his brethren while posing as a statue. He can't break the curse, but he can transfer it to someone else, namely the residents of Ouigee Falls. They were thieves who were going to turn dozens of innocent people into inanimate objects, but at the end of the day you can't help but have at least a little sympathy for the gnomes because, after all, who wants to spend eternity as tacky lawn art that dogs and birds routinely crap on?

** Rico Caliente from "The Day Rico Became Smart" is a sports prodigy and a LovableJock who was made super-intelligent by head trauma; while he wanted to use his newfound intellect for the benefit of humanity, his parents couldn't have cared less, and to ensure that their meal ticket was still viable they forced him to give up his studies in favor of returning to sports, and eventually resorted to trying to give him brain damage to make him controllable again. Rico's genius also made him the target of a brain-snatching maniac, and in the end he resigns himself to pretending to be a nitwit again, convinced that he'll be happier that way.

** Alonzo Longnight from "Just My Luck" is the town jinx; he lives in a dilapidated [=RV=] in a grungy trailer park on the outskirts, has never had a chocolate bar that didn't have maggots in it, and has been struck by lightning five times (with two of those times being while he was indoors). A lucky penny turns his life around, but it's short-lived, as he's forced to give it up to save Ouigee Falls from the plague of bad luck that has been ravaging it. While he does get hailed as a hero for this, everyone still refuses to sit with or go near him.

* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: Like ''WesternAnimation/CourageTheCowardlyDog'', the show is horror-oriented and isn't afraid to get downright messed up, so we get things like a brain-snatching SerialKiller, various instances of people being EatenAlive, a boy who is permanently transformed into a zombie slave and another who gets turned into a rat, and a girl who sold her soul to the Devil attempting to condemn her brother to Hell in her place. And that's not getting into all of the off-screen carnage and {{Inferred Holocaust}}s like the ones in "Swarm Enough For Ya?" or "How Now Meowing Cow" or "Something Fishy In Lake Gimmee-Gimmee-Itchee-Owee."

* NightmareFuel
* ParanoiaFuel
* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: Like ''WesternAnimation/CourageTheCowardlyDog'', the show is horror-oriented and isn't afraid to get downright messed up. "The Novelty Kid" ends with [[spoiler: the con-man main character turned into a purchasable zombie slave for the company he owed money to.]]

* FriendlyFandoms: While the show's fandom is comparatively small, there is a certain amount of overlap with WesternAnimation/GravityFalls fans due to both shows being about mysterious or supernatural events.

* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: Like WesternAnimation/CourageTheCowardlyDog, the show is horror-oriented and isn't afraid to get downright messed up. "The Novelty Kid" ends with [[spoiler: the con-man main character turned into a purchasable zombie slave for the company he owed money to.]]

* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: Its a pretty terrifying series that's geared for older audiences.
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* TooGoodToLast: The show only has 26 episodes and was cancelled.