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* VillainyFreeVillain: The agent is technically the real cause of all of the conflict because he only cares about profit, but isn't a malicious schemer and is more horrifyingly negligent.
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* ItsAllAboutMe: It goes without saying that this unnamed Hollywood agent only cares about himself and his own benefit.
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* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: [[spoiler:For all of his self-centeredness, he has no idea that Bolt's replacement would end up causing a fire in his studio that would endanger Penny and force the real Bolt to save her from it. Not that he cares after it happens, anyway.]]
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* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: [[spoiler:For all of his self-centeredness, he has had no idea that Bolt's replacement would end up causing a fire in his studio that would endanger Penny and force the real Bolt to save her from it. Not that he cares after it happens, anyway.]]
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* ThePigpen: Is rather dirty and scruffy-looking due to her status as a stray. [[spoiler:However, in the ending scene, her fur is much neater and has a softer look, implying Penny or her mother cleaned her up]].
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* ThePigpen: Is rather dirty and scruffy-looking due to her status as a stray. [[spoiler:However, in the ending scene, her fur is much neater and neater, has a softer look, and she's wearing a collar like Bolt, implying Penny or her mother cleaned her up]].
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* EveryoneHasStandards: If a diva like Rhino thinks you're jumping the shark, that's how you know your show has hit rock bottom.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: If a diva like Rhino thinks you're your show's jumping the shark, that's how you know your show has you've hit rock bottom.
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* AdaptationalVillainy: In the video game. This is justified, however, as the game depiction is actually based on his in-universe personality, being the type of character Calico would've likely been portrayed as in fiction.
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* AdaptationalVillainy: In Calico's definitely a malicious villain in the video game. This is justified, however, as the game depiction is actually based on his in-universe personality, being TV show, but the type of character Calico would've likely been portrayed as in fiction.video game ratchets his cruelty to the next level.
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* BigBad: He's the main antagonist of the ShowWithinAShow and, by extension, the LicensedGame adaptation.
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* BigBad: He's the main antagonist of the ShowWithinAShow and, by extension, the LicensedGame adaptation.video game. The film itself has NoAntagonist, but Bolt initially thinks Calico is behind everything.
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* AdaptationalVillainy: In the video game. Justified, however, as the game depiction is actually based on his in-universe personality, being the type of character Calico would've likely been portrayed as in fiction.
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* AdaptationalVillainy: In the video game. Justified, This is justified, however, as the game depiction is actually based on his in-universe personality, being the type of character Calico would've likely been portrayed as in fiction.
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* MamaBear: [[spoiler:She literally throws Penny's agent out of the ambulance after he suggests using the fire incident to make more money.]]
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* MamaBear: [[spoiler:She literally throws punches Penny's agent out of the ambulance after he suggests using the fire incident to make more money.money. The agent [[JerkWithAHeartOfJerk “acting” sympathetic]], then shaking Penny’s stretcher while she’s in it is just asking for it.]]
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* ExpositoryHairstyleChange: During the road-trip montage, he and his friends enjoy rain falling on them while on top of a vehicle. Mittens notices that the drizzle is washing away the thunderbolt makeup on his fur. It's a perfect symbolism on how Bolt has finally accepted his "real-ness" and his newfound friends.
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* FamedInStory: Deconstructed. It's due to his fame as an action dog for a TV show that the directors for his show decide to get him to method act, and also why [[BigBad the agent]] keeps Penny away from him, which in turn causes the film's conflict.
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* AlwaysSaveTheGirl: He's so utterly committed to Penny that, even after filming has wrapped and they're alone in their trailer, he protectively guards the door and won't calm down to play with her. When he's tricked into thinking she has been put in serious jeopardy, a cross-country trek starts to get her back.
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* FantasticRacism: Pre-CharacterDevelopment, Bolt really has a strong loathing of felines:
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* ''FirstInjuryReaction'': Bolt's paw bleeds a bit after he and Mittens jump out of a moving truck. Since [[FishOutOfWater he's been living in a recording studio all his life]] and has never been in any real danger, he's confused by this leakage of "red liquid". [[CatsAreSnarkers Mittens]] is incredulous that he doesn't know what blood is by now, but Bolt mistakenly believes that styrofoam is his KryptoniteFactor.
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* ''FirstInjuryReaction'': FirstInjuryReaction: Bolt's paw bleeds a bit after he and Mittens jump out of a moving truck. Since [[FishOutOfWater he's been living in a recording studio all his life]] and has never been in any real danger, he's confused by this leakage of "red liquid". [[CatsAreSnarkers Mittens]] is incredulous that he doesn't know what blood is by now, but Bolt mistakenly believes that styrofoam is his KryptoniteFactor.
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* NervesOfSteel: His time on the show has thrown so many improbable situations at him, with him effortlessly taking them out, that it's given him a tremendous amount of bravery. [[spoiler:His replacement was raised as a much more normal dog, realistically whining and cowering when put into a dangerous situation, leading to tragedy and Penny being put in ''real'' danger; Bolt wastes no time saving her despite the risk.]]
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The BigBad of the ''Bolt'' TV show.
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