This page is for the Jean-Luc and Joey Novel series. If you are looking for the webcomic, please see Jean-Luc and Joey
The Adventures of Jean-Luc and Joey is both a webcomic and webnovel by Jean-Luc Ottey (AKA Mr. Toontasic)
As if Misadventures couldn't get any more crazy...
Jean-Luc and Joey are two brothers who came together by destiny. By the power of their unending confidence, and a little help from a group of misguided rabbits, the fox brothers are here to save the world. Fueled by confidence and a dash of unfiltered insanity, these brothers can be unstoppable! Just hope that you don't get caught in the mess...
Join Jean-Luc the fox, his adopted bunny-rabbit son Joey, and their friends Ryan, Danny, 100% Julie, and Melody in a series of crazed and wacky adventures!
The Adventures of Jean-Luc and Joey is quite different in tone from it's comic counterpart. this brings a different list of tropes that are not in the comic's tropes page
Jean-Luc and Joey shows examples of
- Animal Stereotypes: Since a majority of the cast are animals. this trope pops up a lot.
- Jean-Luc. Being a fox, he has shown many times that he could be a clever and confident leader to the Whackos while being a devious trickster to his enemies.
- the Weaselton Brothers. These two devious brothers are very treacherous indeed. Wesley especially shows sure signs of malevolence.
- Bag of Holding: Jean-Luc's tail and Joey's hat.
- Big Creepy-Crawlies: The Centipede Queen or "Pedey" as Joey likes to call her.
- Blob Monster: The Main threat of the second volume, Slime Time.
- Breaking the Fourth Wall: The characters do this often. They are either addressing the readers or the author.
- City with No Name: the town the Whackos reside in is literally called "The Town with No Name"
- Cool Car: The Groovemobile. A 60s style convertible sports car that houses many weapons and gadgets.
- Greaser Delinquents: Daniel U. Byrne, AKA Danny is the gang's greaser.
- Identity Amnesia: Jean-Luc and Joey. Jean-Luc suffered a nasty blow to the head and woke up not remembering anything. he finds Joey who also lost his memories.
- Intoxication Ensues: In the first chapter called "Ryan's Special Incense". The Whacko guys end up getting hot-boxed accidentally when Ryan brings over some strange cannabis incense.
- Journey to the Center of the Mind: in the Wrath of the Weasel. Joey and Ryan have to travel through the mind and memories of a comatose Jean-Luc.
- Killer Robot: Multiple throughout the series.
- Land Down Under: Jean-Luc and Joey find themselves in Australia on vacation in the first story, A Holiday Down Under.
- Mad Scientist: 100% Julie Q. Fruit is the gang's weapons inventor and as the trope puts it. Local mad scientist
- Man-Eating Plant: In the Novel's story Vegetation Domination. The whole town is infected by zombified plants.
- Nervous Wreck: Melody A. Michaels
- Super Gullible: This is the majority of Joey's personality.
- The End of the World as We Know It: The Main conflict of the Vegetation Domination and Wrath of the Weasel volumes.
- Toon Physics: Despite the format of the series being literature. The Physics still function like a western cartoon. Examples being:
- Characters' jaws physically hitting the ground
- Their eyes popping out of their heads or exploding
- Limbs stretching
- Surviving things that would definitely kill a person.
- Writing Around Trademarks: Joey's "Zentindo Game Buddy" is a parody of the Nintendo Gameboy.
