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** In "Kuzclone", after Kronk comes clean about Yzma's plot, he, Malina and Pacha come to the real Kuzco's rescue. Despite his earlier belief that his friends already had friends of their own, Kuzco comes to the epiphany that because they came for him in his darkest hour, these three truly ''are'' his friends!
** In the ending of "Chipmunky Business", Yzma yelling at the condor who snatched up [[EvenEvilHasLovedOnes her nephews]]. They may be as [[CreepyTwins creepy]] as she is, but at least she wasn't willing to let the condor go without [[MamaBear a fight]].
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** Then later in the same episode, what convinces him to change his mind and wish to be Emperor again? Malina in the new universe was living in exile for being "pretty and smart", and she was sent to the dungeon for her new-found confidence (which Kuzco gave her[[note]] Double-heartwarming[[/note]]). So off he goes to undo his wish.
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* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: In the episode "Yzmopolis", what finally convinces Kusco to make the wish that fatefully starts the plot rolling? His attempt to cheat got Malina in trouble, and (aside from her anger) he's upset at how being different from the students even makes her life hard.

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* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: In the episode "Yzmopolis", what finally convinces Kusco Kuzco to make the wish that fatefully starts the plot rolling? His attempt to cheat got Malina in trouble, and (aside from her anger) he's upset at how being different from the students even makes her life hard.
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* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: In the episode "Yzmopolis", what finally convinces Kusco to make the wish that fatefully starts the plot rolling? His attempt to cheat got Malina in trouble, and (aside from her anger) he's upset at how being different from the students even makes her life hard.
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* NightmareFuel: The skeleton ant eater. On the bright side it came with a [[EarWorm really catchy song.]]
* SeasonalRot: The 2007-2008 second Season in comparison to the 2006 first season. Season 1 was very straightforward, with a standard 21 episodes that formed an almost equal mix of two-part episodes and episodes with two stories (9 and 12, respectably). Season 2 was 31 episodes long, and all but a handful of them were episodes containing stories--among the exceptions being the holiday specials and series finale--suggesting the writers couldn't come up with a story to last 22 minutes.

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* NightmareFuel: The skeleton ant eater.anteater. On the bright side it came with a [[EarWorm really catchy song.]]
* SeasonalRot: The 2007-2008 second Season season in comparison to the 2006 first season. Season 1 was very straightforward, with a standard 21 episodes that formed an almost equal mix of two-part episodes and episodes with two stories (9 and 12, respectably). Season 2 was 31 episodes long, and all but a handful of them were episodes containing stories--among the exceptions being the holiday specials and series finale--suggesting the writers couldn't come up with a story to last 22 minutes.
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* SeasonalRot: The 2007-2008 second Season in comparison to the 2006 first season. Season 1 was very straightforward, with a standard 21 episodes that formed an almost equal mix of two-part episodes and episodes with two stories (9 and 12, respectably). Season 2 was 31 episodes long, and all but a handful of them were episodes containing stories---among the exceptions being the holiday specials and series finale---suggesting the writers couldn't come up with a story to last 22 minutes.
* SeinfeldIsUnfunny: The series reused so many jokes from the movie so many times that they became more annoying than funny.

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* SeasonalRot: The 2007-2008 second Season in comparison to the 2006 first season. Season 1 was very straightforward, with a standard 21 episodes that formed an almost equal mix of two-part episodes and episodes with two stories (9 and 12, respectably). Season 2 was 31 episodes long, and all but a handful of them were episodes containing stories---among stories--among the exceptions being the holiday specials and series finale---suggesting finale--suggesting the writers couldn't come up with a story to last 22 minutes.
* SeinfeldIsUnfunny: The series reused so many jokes from the originally movie so many times that they became that, to a certain extent at least, the jokes ended up becoming more annoying than funny.
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** Vacation Time. Vacaton Time. So much fun.

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** Vacation Time. Vacaton Vacation Time. So much fun.
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* CharacterExaggeration: Kuzco's intelligence, big time. In the movie, he's sheltered and spoiled, but savvy enough to know that Yzma is trying to do his job behind his back and that she has a secret lab, in addition to being manipulative enough to play Pacha for a sap twice. In the series, he's often BookDumb or a straight-up IdiotHero.



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* CryForTheDevil: Yzma has it pretty rough in some episodes.
** In "The Emperor's New School Spirit," she recounts how her high school classmates made fun of her, calling her "pigeon-legs." At her high school reunion, they [[spoiler: [[KickTheDog cover her with honey and bird feathers and continue to taunt her]]]]. With [[spoiler:Kuzco]]'s help, she [[spoiler: gets back at them by [[TheDogBitesBack turning them into pigeons]]]].
** In "Take My Advice," Yzma is fired at the very beginning and has to find a new job. [[spoiler:She makes a living as the "Dinosaur Lady."]]
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* CanonSue: Malina in the first few episodes. Later on, [[DependingOnTheWriter more episodes tended to give her faults.]]
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* ClicheStorm: Firmly cemented by the almost exclusive reliance on gags and plots from the original movie.
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* SeasonalRot: The 2007-2008 second Season in comparison to the 2006 first season. Season 1 was very straightforward, with a standard 21 episodes that formed an almost equal mix of two-part episodes and episodes with two stories (9 and 12, respectably). Season 2 was 31 episodes long, and all but a handful of them were episodes containing stories---among the exceptions being the holiday specials and series finale---suggesting the writers couldn't come up with a story to last 22 minutes.
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* The theme song in general.

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* ** The theme song in general.
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* CharacterExaggeration: Kuzco's intelligence, big time. In the movie, he's sheltered and spoiled, but savvy enough to know that Yzma is trying to do his job behind his back and that she has a secret lab, in addition to being manipulative enough to play Pacha for a sap twice. In the series, he's often BookDumb or a straight-up IdiotHero.



* Flanderization: Kuzco's intelligence, big time. In the movie, he's sheltered and spoiled, but savvy enough to know that Yzma is trying to do his job behind his back and that she has a secret lab, in addition to being manipulative enough to play Pacha for a sap twice. In the series, he's often BookDumb or a straight-up IdiotHero.
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* Flanderization: Kuzco's intelligence, big time. In the movie, he's sheltered and spoiled, but savvy enough to know that Yzma is trying to do his job behind his back and that she has a secret lab, in addition to being manipulative enough to play Pacha for a sap twice. In the series, he's often BookDumb or a straight-up IdiotHero.

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* EarWorm: Vacation Time. Vacaton Time. So much fun.

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* EarWorm: EarWorm:
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* CanonSue: Malina in the first few episodes. Later on, [[DependingOnTheWriter more episodes tended to give her faults.]]
* EarWorm: Vacation Time. Vacaton Time. So much fun.
** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aL1G40piqy0 Yzmopolis, my metropolis...]]



* AndTheFandomRejoiced: PatrickWarburton and Eartha Kitt reprising their roles from the movies.
** And John Goodman reprising his role in Season 2.
* CanonSue: Malina in the first few episodes. Later on, [[DependingOnTheWriter more episodes tended to give her faults.]]
* EarWorm - Vacation Time. Vacaton Time. So much fun.
** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aL1G40piqy0 Yzmopolis, my metropolis...]]



*** Another LampshadeHanging comes when Yzma struggles to think of something new to turn Kuzco into and suggests a llama. Kronk asks, "You're kidding, right?"
*** Yet another LampshadeHanging in that episode comes when Yzma tells Kronk to pull the lever, and Kronk does, causing something they've seen before to come down. He then keeps pulling the lever saying "Seen that, seen that" until they flip in. If I remember correctly that was basically a whole LampshadeHanging episode about Kronk feeling like they're in a rut.
** This is more of an ItsBeenDone thing if anything but how do they keep things so fresh and funny anymore.

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*** ** Another LampshadeHanging comes when Yzma struggles to think of something new to turn Kuzco into and suggests a llama. Kronk asks, "You're kidding, right?"
*** ** Yet another LampshadeHanging in that episode comes when Yzma tells Kronk to pull the lever, and Kronk does, causing something they've seen before to come down. He then keeps pulling the lever saying "Seen that, seen that" until they flip in. If I remember correctly that was basically a whole LampshadeHanging episode about Kronk feeling like they're in a rut.\n** This is more of an ItsBeenDone thing if anything but how do they keep things so fresh and funny anymore.


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* NightmareFuel: Show of hands, who ''wasn't'' freaked out by the skeleton ant eater? On the bright side it came with a [[EarWorm really catchy song.]]

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* NightmareFuel: Show of hands, who ''wasn't'' freaked out by the The skeleton ant eater? eater. On the bright side it came with a [[EarWorm really catchy song.]]
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* CanonSue: Malina in the first few episodes.

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* CanonSue: Malina in the first few episodes. Later on, [[DependingOnTheWriter more episodes tended to give her faults.]]

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* CanonSue - Malina. Although she may just be a reasonable teenager, she has her Sue moments. It's kind of a case of DependingOnTheWriter, really.
** Malina might be the latest version of the female llama-herder from the early film productions of ''Kingdom of the Sun'' (later ''Kingdom in the Sun'').
*** She seems to advert it though, due to her moments of her showing her intense competitive nature and confidence derived from her beauty, both of which have gotten their own aesop episodes.

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* CanonSue - Malina. Although she may just be a reasonable teenager, she has her Sue moments. It's kind of a case of DependingOnTheWriter, really.
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CanonSue: Malina might be the latest version of the female llama-herder from the early film productions of ''Kingdom of the Sun'' (later ''Kingdom in the Sun'').
*** She seems to advert it though, due to her moments of her showing her intense competitive nature and confidence derived from her beauty, both of which have gotten their own aesop
first few episodes.
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*** They don't.
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*** Another LampshadeHanging comes when Izma struggles to think of something new to turn Kuzco into and suggests a llama. Kronk asks, "You're kidding, right?"

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*** Another LampshadeHanging comes when Izma Yzma struggles to think of something new to turn Kuzco into and suggests a llama. Kronk asks, "You're kidding, right?"
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* UglyCute: Baby Yzma.

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Missed Moment Of Awesome (now Offscreen Moment Of Awesome) is not \"they SHOULD have done it, it\'d be cool,\" or \"it wasn\'t cool ENOUGH.\" It\'s \"they DID do it, and you never got to see it.\"


*** She seems to advert it though, due to her moments of her showing her intense competitve nature and confidence derived from her beauty, both of which have gotten their own aesop episodes.

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*** She seems to advert it though, due to her moments of her showing her intense competitve competitive nature and confidence derived from her beauty, both of which have gotten their own aesop episodes.



* MissedMomentOfAwesome: The series isn't too bad as far as series adaptations of movies go, but with the format, would it have killed them to fit part of the plot of ''Kingdom of the Sun'' into the series somewhere? There were places it could've been done and worked...and likely have been awesome.
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* VisualEffectsOfAwesome: Lampshaded in Yzmopolis.
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*NightmareFuel: Show of hands, who ''wasn't'' freaked out by the skeleton ant eater? On the bright side it came with a [[EarWorm really catchy song.]]


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*** Yet another LampshadeHanging in that episode comes when Yzma tells Kronk to pull the lever, and Kronk does, causing something they've seen before to come down. He then keeps pulling the lever saying "Seen that, seen that" until they flip in. If I remember correctly that was basically a whole LampshadeHanging episode about Kronk feeling like they're in a rut.
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** And John Goodman reprising his role in Season 2.


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*** Another LampshadeHanging comes when Izma struggles to think of something new to turn Kuzco into and suggests a llama. Kronk asks, "You're kidding, right?"
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* MissedMomentOfAwesome: The series isn't too bad as far as series adaptations of movies go, but with the format, would it have killed them to fit ''Snuff Out The Light'' (the awesome, but cut, VillainSong recorded for Yzma) into the show somehow?

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* MissedMomentOfAwesome: The series isn't too bad as far as series adaptations of movies go, but with the format, would it have killed them to fit ''Snuff Out The Light'' (the awesome, but cut, VillainSong recorded for Yzma) part of the plot of ''Kingdom of the Sun'' into the show somehow?series somewhere? There were places it could've been done and worked...and likely have been awesome.
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* MissedMomentOfAwesome: The series isn't too bad as far as series adaptations of movies go, but with the format, would it have killed them to fit ''Snuff Out The Light'' (the awesome, but cut, VillainSong recorded for Yzma) into the show somehow?

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