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Jelly Jamm fanon

Jelly Jamm Harmony

Jelly Jamm Harmony

As the title implies, a Continuity Reboot of the original series.

Season 1

• 1. Rhythm of the Stars
• 2. Bello Bot
• 3. Dress Up Queen
• 4. Doctor Goomo
• 5. The Return of Jammboman
• 6. Explosions!
• 7. Royal Pain
• 8. Coach Bello
• 9. Lost in the Whistle Nut Forest
• 10. Jammbo Bestseller
• 11. Nothing to Fear
• 12. Baby Pictures
• 13. Ready to Rock
• 14. Mina's Frog
• 15. Lean on Mina
• 16. Skipping Champion
• 17. Queen's Glasses
• 18. Visitors From Jazztopia
• 19. Bello's Cake
• 20. Golden Whistle Nuts
• 21. Welcome Lila
• 22. Teacher Rita
• 23. Mixed Signals
• 24. Goomo's Record
• 25. Runaway Ongo, Part 1
• 26. Runaway Ongo, Part 2

Season 2

• 1. Mixed-Up Bello
• 2. Speak Up, Oona
• 3. Mystery Voice
• 4. A Royal Wedding
• 5. Stitched Together
• 6. Sitter Jerico
• 7. Soroya's Sorrow
• 8. Hermio and Juliet
• 9. Sailing Sneezes

Tropes:

• Accidental Misnaming: Bello Bot refers to Goomo as "Mo".
• Adaptational Intelligence:
  • The King is less childish and more reliable than in the original.
  • While her overall intellect is the same, in Harmony, Mina (and by extenstion, the rest of the cast) now has the sense to wear proper safety equipment when doing experiments.
• Adaptational Modesty: Unlike in the original series, Bello wears pants in Harmony.
• Alliterative Name: "Royal Pain" mentions an Earth celebrity called Lizzie Lennon.
• Artificial Jelly: "Bello Bot" confirms Oona to be a clone Jelly created by Mina.
• Babies Make Everything Better: In "Welcome Lila", a baby Jammbonian (the titular Lila) is born.
• Bilingual Bonus: "Kinoko" means "mushroom" and "hime" means "princess" in Japanese.
• Birthday Episode: "Bello's Cake" takes place on Mina's birthday.
• Braids of Action: Mina wears a long braid en lieu of her loose hair in the original.
• Brought to You by the Letter "S": As of "The Return of Jammboman", Bello's Jammboman outfit now includes a cape with the letter "J" on it.
• Color-Coded Characters:
  • Main cast:
    • Bello: Red
    • Goomo: Magenta
    • Mina: Blue
    • Rita: Pink
    • Ongo and Oona: Purple
    • King and Queen: Lavender
  • Bebops:
    • Rasala: Pink
    • Hermio: Orange
    • Jerico: Yellow
    • Kiraka: Blue
    • Shantio: Green
    • Soroya: Red
• Companion Cube: In addition to Princess, there are two more; Goomo carries around a plush pillow in his helmet which he calls his "Confidence Pillow", and Ongo has a blanket that he often clings to.
• Cool Big Sis: Rasala acts like this towards the younger jellies.
• Cute Bookworm: Ongo, as always. This actually works in peoples' benefit sometimes; in "Doctor Goomo", it turns out all Goomo had to do to help him feel better is read him his favourite story.
• Cute Mute: Ongo and Oona. The former turns out to be an Elective Mute.
• Distaff Counterpart: Oona, who was originally created for the musical as a female counterpart to Ongo. Here, she's a joke character mainly used for background fodder.
• Distinguishing Mark: Offbeat Jammbonians are identifiable by their sparkly, heterochromic eyes, a crescent moon shape on their shoulder, and a star shape on their forehead.
  • It's worth mentioning that Oona does not have these marks like her male counterpart, since Mina was not aware he was offbeat during the cloning process.
• Dressed to Heal: In "Doctor Goomo", Goomo mentions that no doctor is complete without a lab coat. He also tapes a red cross shape cut out of construction paper onto his helmet.
• Dress-Up Episode: For unknown reasons, Rita spends the entirety of "Queen's Glasses" in a Gorgeous Period Dress.
• Eating Contest: Part of Goomo's mountain training involves him going against Ongo to see who can eat the most whistle nuts. Big surprise, Goomo wins.
• Elective Mute: In "Runaway Ongo", it's shown that the eponymous character can indeed speak; he chose not to out of fear of giving away his offbeatness.
• Embarrassing Old Photo: In "Baby Pictures", there is a photo of Mina wearing a pan on her head and a giant vest.
• Exactly What It Says on the Tin: "Explosions!" is about the kids blowing stuff up in Mina's lab.
• Exotic Eye Designs: Offbeat Jammbonians have brightly-coloured, mismatched, sparkly eyes.
• Expository Hairstyle Change: After the events of "Runaway Ongo", Ongo wears bangs over one eye instead of bangs over both eyes.
• Family Theme Naming: The Bebops all have three syllable names ending in 'o' (boys) or 'a' (girls).
• Fictional Disability:
  • Falsetto Flu, an illness that causes its victim's voice to be pitched up to high heavens.
  • Downplayed with being offbeat, as its effects are purely cosmetic.
• Freeze-Frame Bonus: Oona makes a cameo in each episode.
• Good Morning, Crono: After the "Previously On" segment in "Runaway Ongo, Part 2", the episode proper begins with Ongo waking up in the Bebops' hangout.
• Guinness Episode: In "Goomo's Record", Goomo tries to break the record of highest trampoline jump.
• Leitmotif: Goomo is associated with a mandolin, and Ongo is associated with a flute.
• Lower-Deck Episode: "Mystery Voice" focuses on the secondary forms of the main five (Bello Bot, Hugging Goomo, Mini Mina, Dollita, and Oona).
• Metalhead: "Ready to Rock" focuses on Bello becoming this.
• The Musical: In "Rhythm of the Stars", the kids put on an eponymous musical.
• Musical Episode: "Rhythm of the Stars", in the literal sense; it's about the kids putting on a musical.
• Mythology Gag:
  • "Rhythm of the Stars" is an episodic adaptation of Jelly Jamm: Rhythm of the Stars.
  • From "Royal Pain":
  Mina: We're getting another Earth signal. Something about some celebrity named Lizzie Lennon.
  Bello^note whose UK voice actor is Lizzie Waterworth: Lizzie? Never heard that name before.
• Not Listening to Me, Are You?: This exchange from "Rhythm of the Stars":
  Mina (to Ongo): We need you to be on the right for your cue in the middle of the song-
  (She realizes he isn't listening.)
  Mina (irritated): ...so we can throw you out the window.
  (Ongo snaps his head up and looks at her like "what?!")
  Mina: I see that got your attention.
• Poor Communication Kills: In "Runaway Ongo, Part 1", Ongo hears Bello and Goomo reading from a book containing hateful remarks towards the offbeat out of context, and believes they secretly hate him.
• Ragtag Bunch of Misfits: The Bebops, a gang of offbeat Jammbonians who take Ongo in after he leaves his home in "Runaway Ongo".
• Real Men Wear Pink: In "Dress Up Queen", Rita puts Goomo and Ongo in pink clothing. They seem to enjoy it.
• Rule of Symbolism: Look at the Bebops' colour scheme. They're red^note Soroya, orange^note Hermio, yellow^note Jerico, green^note Shantio, blue^note Kiraka, and pink^note Rasala; an incomplete rainbow. And indeed, the Bebops are missing something; a connection to Jammbo's society. Notice that Ongo, whom they take in, is purple, and he's from Jammbo's society. He's the connection, therefore completing them.
• The Runaway: "Runaway Ongo" focuses on Ongo leaving his home.
• "Shaggy Dog" Story:
  • "Golden Whistle Nuts": Whistle nuts are golden before they're ready to eat. They are not particularly valuable.
  • "Speak Up, Oona": Because Mina wasn't aware that Ongo was offbeat during the cloning process, Oona is really nonverbal and will not be able to speak.
• Shout-Out:
  • This line from "Bello Bot":
  Goomo: MY NAME'S! NOT! MO!!!
  • In "Mina's Frog", Mina names her frog Trina, so their names match.
  • In "Visitors From Jazztopia", the Queen lists several neighboring galaxies and name-drops Bortron.
• Sick Episode:
  • In "Doctor Goomo", Ongo has Falsetto Flu.
  • In "Sitter Jerico", all the kids have Falsetto Flu.
• Sickness Equals Redness: Played with in "Doctor Goomo". Purple skin + red blood = magenta blush.
• Similar Squad: In "The Return of Jammboman", the kids try to make up new superheroes to play as, these being Muscle Man, Helmet Boy, Chemi-gal, Sakura Pompom, and Kinoko-hime.
• Suddenly Speaking: In "Mina's Frog":
  Ongo: (points at frog) Fwog.
• The Team:
  • The kids:
    • The Leader: Bello.
    • The Lancer: Ongo.
    • The Smart Guy: Mina.
    • The Big Guy: Goomo.
    • The Heart: Rita and King.
    • Team Mom: Queen.
  • The Bebops:
    • The Leader: Rasala.
    • The Lancer: Hermio.
    • The Smart Girl: Kiraka.
    • The Big Guy: Jerico.
    • The Heart: Soroya.
    • The Cynic: Shantio.
• Transformation Sequence: Parodied in "The Return of Jammboman":
  • Bello turns into a freakishly huge muscular man.
  • Goomo turns into a pile of helmets.
  • Mina turns into a shapeshifting hunk of chemicals.
  • Rita turns into a whirlwind of sakura petals.
  • Ongo turns into a giant human woman.
• "What Do They Fear?" Episode: "Nothing to Fear". As shown in the episode, Goomo is nyctophobic^note the fear of darkness, Mina is thanatophobic^note the fear of death, Rita is trypanophobic^note the fear of needles, and Ongo is astraphobic^note the fear of thunder.
• Whole Episode Flashback: "A Royal Wedding" shows the night King and Queen got married.
• Within Parameters: Somewhat. According to "Royal Pain", Earth exists in the Jelly Jamm universe, but the Jammbonians don't care for it.

Jammbo Quest

Jammbo Quest

Set 6 years after the original series, this series follows most of the main cast traveling to different music-themed planets around the galaxy after music on Jammbo runs out.

Can be read here.

Chapters

• 1. Jazztopia
• 2. Country County
• 3. Blueland
• 4. Rockius
• 5. Technobubble
• 6. Funkytown
• 7. Hippenhop
• 8. Classifia
• 9. Popajam
• 10. Reggaelia
• 11. Discon Territory
• 12. Your-Soul
• 13. Indigigio
• 14. Skadowski
• 15. Grunge Garage
• 16. Grassazul
• 17. Baroka
• 18. Electroshock

Tropes:

• Adaptational Angst Upgrade: Mina is much more insecure about herself than in the original.
• Adapted Out: Ongo is nowhere to be seen.
• And I Must Scream: Queen was stated to still be on Jammbo, trapped in frozen time.
• Age Lift: Due to the Time Skip, the 9-11 year old Jelly kids are now in their teens, and 6 year old Rita is now a preteen.
• Breaking the Fourth Wall: Rita does this in the first chapter, saying the audience last checked in on her and her friends when they were younger.
• Butt-Monkey: Mina often gets kicked around for a gag.
• Clingy Jealous Girl: Mina gets annoyed when girls on other planets flirt with Bello.
• Color-Coded Characters:
  • Bello - red/green
  • Goomo - magenta
  • Mina - blue/purple
  • Rita - pink/magenta
• Demoted to Extra: King and Queen are absent from the main story and only appear through passing mentions.
• Expository Hairstyle Change:
  • In contrast to their original hairdos, Rita has grown out her hair, while Mina has chopped hers off.
  • Bello's hair has grown out a bit, and he dyed some of it green.
  • Goomo's hair is now sticking out from under his helmet.
• Four-Temperament Ensemble: Mina is the Phlegmatic, Goomo is the Sanguine, Bello is the Choleric, and Rita is the Melancholic.
• Girliness Upgrade: Mina is dressed more femininely than in the original series, and is described as being "boy-crazy".
• Noodle Incident: Something terrible happened before the Core 4 escaped...but whatever it was, Rita can't bear to talk about it.
• Pink Means Feminine:
  • Rita, as always.
  • Queen Jazzmine wears primarily pink.
• Plucky Girl: Rita, who is the most determined to find all the music samples and save Jammbo.
• Silver Fox: Obviously a kid-friendly example, but Rita once mentions in passing that Queen is "very pretty, even though she's going gray".
• Theme Naming: Jazztopia has everyone have "Jazz" in their name (Jazzmine, Jazzica, Jazzton).
• Tomboy and Girly Girl: In contrast to the original series, Rita is now the tomboy to Mina's Girly Girl.
• Tragic Keepsake: Because of the Noodle Incident mentioned above, Rita always wears a red scarf.
• True Blue Femininity: Mina, as always.

The Octonauts fanon

The Octonauts Stormy Sea Adventure

This musical adaptation follows the Octonauts as they are forced out of the Octopod into an undersea storm and must find their way in the sea to get home.

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Scenes/Songs

Act 1

• 1. Overture/Life in the Sunlight Zone (Barnacles, Kwazii, Peso, Shellington, Dashi, Inkling, Tweak, Vegimal Ensemble)
• 2. A Storm is Brewing (Barnacles, Kwazii, Peso, Shellington, Dashi, Vegimal Ensemble)
• 3. Octopod Overboard! (Barnacles, Kwazii, Peso, Shellington, Dashi, Inkling, Tweak, Vegimal Ensemble)
• 4. Somewhere Very Far Away (Barnacles, Critter Ensemble)
• 5. Out of the Trench/Like a Pirate (Kwazii, Pete, Mia, Lulu)
• 6. Picture Perfect Momemt (Dashi, Critter Ensemble)
• 7. Reef Exploration (Vegimal Ensemble, Critter Ensemble)
• 8. Inkling's Manifesto (Inkling)
• 9. Peso to the Rescue/Medic's Thesis (Peso, Critter Ensemble)
• 10. Worth It (Shellington, Azula)
• 11. Octopod Blues (Tweak)
• 12. Make it There (Barnacles, Kwazii, Peso, Shellington, Dashi, Inkling, Tweak, Vegimal Ensemble)

Act 2

• 13. Nightmare Scenario (Tweak, Jane)
• 14. Coming Together/Who I Was, Who I Am (Kwazii, Shellington)
• 15. Finding Home (Peso, Dashi)
• 16. What Comes Next (Barnacles, Inkling)
• 17. Follow the Leader (Kwazii, Shellington, Vegimal Ensemble, Critter Ensemble)
• 18. Come Back, Little Seahorse (Peso, Dashi, Little Seahorse)
• 19. Gone (Barnacles, Inkling)
• 20. Together Again/Operation: Octopod (Barnacles, Kwazii, Peso, Shellington, Dashi, Inkling, Vegimal Ensemble)
• 21. Here Come the Octonauts (Barnacles, Kwazii, Peso, Shellington, Dashi, Inkling, Tweak, Vegimal Ensemble)
• 22. Back to the Octopod/Let's Work Together (Barnacles, Kwazii, Peso, Shellington, Dashi, Inkling, Tweak, Vegimal Ensemble, Little Seahorse)
• 23. Come Back, Little Seahorse Reprise (Barnacles, Peso, Shellington, Dashi, Little Seahorse)
• 24. Home Sweet Octopod/Finale: Walking on Water (Barnacles, Kwazii, Peso, Shellington, Dashi, Inkling, Tweak, Vegimal Ensemble, Critter Ensemble)
• Bows: Creature Report/Octonauts Theme (Barnacles, Kwazii, Peso, Shellington, Dashi, Inkling, Tweak, Vegimal Ensemble, Critter Ensemble)

Tropes:

• Adaptational Sexuality: Some throwaway lines mention that Shellington is bisexual (with a preference for women)^note This preference does not change depending on whether the character is portrayed as male (Oliver) or female (Lucinda).
  Barnacles: We're going to need something straight to hold the Octopod up.
  Shellington: Don't look at me.
  (Beat)
  Tweak: I assure you, we were not going to use you as a support beam.
• Adaptational Name Change: Since the Octonauts are portrayed as more human in this musical, they were all given a human surname rather a than Species Surname.
  • Barnacles Bear - Barnacles Bradford
  • Kwazii Cat - Kwazii MacDougall
  • Peso Penguin - Peso Dunsworth-Sanchez^note Perdita Dunsworth-Sanchez for the female variant
  • Shellington Sea Otter - Oliver Shellington^note Lucinda Shellington for the female variant
  • Dashi Dog - Dashi Seymour
  • Inkling Octopus - Thelonious Inkling
  • Tweak Bunny - Tweak Hoffman
• Call-Forward: A part of "Inkling's Manifesto" contains the same notes as the post-finale number, the Creature Report.
• Darkest Hour: "Gone" is this in song form, in which Barnacles sings about how he may never see the rest of his crew again.
  I'll never hear another of Kwazii's stories, or see Peso make his rounds
  Never have Shellington talk my ear off about something that he found
  Everything I swore to protect with my life has washed away
  They're gone...gone away
  Never see another of Dashi's photos that she risked life and limb to catch
  Or have Tweak chew me out for the umpteenth time 'bout getting caught in a seaweed patch
  Never thought I'd see the day where I'd be left on my own
  They're gone...and I'm alone...
• The Eleven O'Clock Number: "Here Come the Octonauts", a strong number about taking the ocean by storm to rescue Tweak and find the Octopod.
• Embarrassing Middle Name: Tweak finds a birth certificate during "Octopod Blues":
  Tweak: "This certificate is to confirm and welcome the birth of Oliver Quincy Shellington"...Quincy?^note changed to "'Lucinda Madeline Shellington'...Lucinda?" for the female varient
• Gender Flip: Some versions feature a female Peso (Perdita) and/or a female Shellington.
• Hive Mind: The Vegimals all blindly agree with whatever Tunip says. They also unanimously refer to Shellington as "The Mother"^note They say this regardless of whether Shellington is male (Oliver) or female (Lucinda).
• Homesickness Hymn:
  • "Make it There". Everyone is having to find a new place to sleep, and they all sing about wanting to go home.
  • In a sense, "Octopod Blues". Although the Octopod is still there, it's been damaged so badly, it hardly feels like home anymore.
• "I Am" Song: "Who I Was, Who I Am" is both this and a sendoff to both singers' rough childhoods.
  But who we were when we were young isn't who we are today
  We may have thought we'd never win until we found our way
  We made a change, we're stronger now, and we both get to say
  That we're not gonna let our painful pasts affect today
• Last-Name Basis: Oliver/Lucinda Shellington and Thelonious Inkling.
• Leitmotif: A variant; each Octonaut is associated with a different style of music. Barnacles has nautical-sounding music with an accordion, Kwazii has softcore rock, Peso has a xylophone/flute piece based on his leitmotif from the show, Shellington has low-pitched, melancholy music, Dashi has upbeat pop-sounding music, Inkling has 50's-esque rock'n'roll, and Tweak has twanging country music.
• Meaningful Name: Azula the bluefish. Doubly so; when she's introduced, she's feeling blue.
• Melancholy Musical Number:
  • "Worth It" starts out as this before evolving into a confident "I Am Great!" Song.
  • "Octopod Blues", where Tweak laments all the damage down to the Octopod, and the disappearance of her teammates as she mulls over the lost belongings she retrieved.
  • While "Octopod Blues" was melancholy with a twang of hope, "Gone" is just downright depressing. Barnacles has reached his Darkest Hour, and he's ready to not just give up on finding his crew, but also completely resign as captain.
  Inkling: Nothing's impossible, Captain. I'm ready to turn this whole ocean upside down to find them.
  Barnacles: Do it without me. I resign.
  Inkling: What?
  Barnacles: What kind of captain lets his entire team get washed away in a storm?
  Inkling: I've seen you lose teammates and gain new ones before. Organizations don't keep the same members forever, and we can't spend the rest or our lives mourning.
  Barnacles: Well, I can.
  Inkling: Captain, please-
  Barnacles: Don't bother! The team we had was irreplaceable! No crew in the world would be better than them!
  Inkling: Do you think Peso would have let you beat yourself up like this?
• The Nameless: Outside of Mia the crab, Lulu the lobster, Azula the bluefish, and Jane the dolphin, none of the various sea creatures are named.
• Pirate Song: "Like a Pirate".

Junior Officers

See here.

Grossology fanon

Grossology: The Musical

Scenes/Songs:

Act 1

• Prologue: Define "Loser" (Andy)
• 1. First Period (Andy, Ty, Abby, Paige, Kate and Grace, Naomi, Pinkeye, School Ensemble)
• 2. Upcoming Events (Abby, Paige, Kate and Grace, Teacher, Principal (voice only), Grade 7 Ensemble)
• 3. Into the Lair (Andy, Lance Boil, Blackhead Widow)
• 4. Nosy Naomi/Speak For Those Who Can't (Ty, Abby, Naomi, Pinkeye)
• 5. To the Gag Lab (Ty, Abby, Lab Rat, Ginger)
• 6. Charity Drive (Andy, Paige, Kate and Grace, Naomi, Pinkeye, School Ensemble)
• 7. The Plan (Lance Boil, Blackhead Widow)
• 8. Test Victims (Ty, Abby, Lance Boil, Blackhead Widow, Adult Ensemble)
• 9. What if We Get Caught?/Stick By You (Naomi, Pinkeye)
• 10. Zit-tastrophe! (Ty, Abby, Lance Boil, Blackhead Widow, Ensemble)

Act 2

• 10a. Recap (Andy)
• 11. Our Army (Lance Boil, Blackhead Widow, Mutated Ensemble)
• 12. Cure for Mutant Zits?/What We're Gonna Do (Ty, Abby, Lab Rat, Ginger)
• 13. Setup Disaster/Dream School (Andy, Paige, Kate and Grace, School Ensemble)
• 14. Cure (Lab Rat, Ginger)
• 15. Into the Shadows (Andy, Ty, Abby, Mutant Ensemble)
• 16. The Truth (Ty, Abby, Naomi, Pinkeye)
• 17. Take Down the Zits (Ty, Abby, Lance Boil, Mutant Ensemble)
• 18. Kidnapped!/Understand/Rescue (Blackhead Widow, Naomi, Pinkeye)
• 18a. Rescue (Ty, Abby, Blackhead Widow, Naomi, Pinkeye)
• 19. The Last of Them (Ty, Abby, Mutant Ensemble)
• 20. Gross Revenge (Andy, Ty, Abby, Paige, Kate and Grace, Naomi, Pinkeye, School Ensemble)
• 21. Finale: Don't Mess with the Best (Andy, Ty, Abby, Lab Rat, Ginger, Paige, Kate and Grace, Naomi, Pinkeye, Lance Boil, Blackhead Widow, Ensemble)
• Bows (Ensemble, Naomi, Pinkeye, Paige, Kate and Grace, Lance Boil, Blackhead Widow, Andy, Lab Rat, Ginger, Ty, Abby)

Tropes

• Adaptational Nice Guy: In the animated series, Pinkeye was a conniving sneak who at one point was The Dragon for Lance Boil. Here, he's the school's resident shoulder to cry on. In addition, his motivation has changed. In the animated series, the reason he wanted so desperately to be a Grossologist was to prove he was a worthy detective/scientist to Abby. Here, it's because he needs their help in exacting Laser-Guided Karma on Paige for all her bullying.
• Adapted Out: The Director from the animated series is absent.
• All-Knowing Singing Narrator: Andy.
• Canon Foreigner: Blackhead Widow.
• Canon Immigrant: The Director is replaced with Ginger Vitis, a character from the video game.
• Fallen Princess: Pinkeye. He was once a popular kid in elementary school, but a humiliating sabotage forced him into social exile.
• Friendship Song: "Stick By You", sung by unlikely friends Naomi and Pinkeye.
• Gender Flip:
  • Grace, one of Paige's cronies, can be swapped out for a boy named Wade.
  • Roger "Pinkeye" Hamilton can be exchanged for Millie "Pinkeye" Rogers.
• High School Is Hell: The opening number is about how much Ringworm Junior High sucks.
• Vomit Discretion Shot:
  • While the audience is visually spared from a younger Pinkeye vomiting in front of a crowd, it's still painfully described.
  • The stage goes dark as Paige vomits all over the crowd.

Grossology: Squeam Team

Grossology: Squeam Team

Set a few years after the original, the Bureau is expanding as more, grosser villains pop up.

Recap

• 1. Welcome to the Gag Lab
• 2. Don't Have a Cow
• 3. Cold Snap
• 4. The Last Rotbender
• 5. Hair, Hair Everywhere
• 6. Clash of the Titan Arum
• 7. Fly By Night
• 8. Blackhead-ish
• 9. Boot Scootin' Booger
• 10. A Bloody Mess
• 11. Hor-Mona Lisa
• 12. No Sweat
• 13. We're Off to See the Lizard
• 14. Reader's Digest
• 15. Don't Rat Me Out
• 16. Phlegm-Flam
• 17. Drink, Drank, Drunk
• 18. For Your Pinkeyes Only
• 19. Guess Who's Rotting to Dinner?

Tropes:

• Age Lift: The kids are now in high school rather than junior high.
• Bait-and-Switch Comparison: When meeting Missy and Lauren's sister Daisy...
  Ty (greeting Lauren's sister): Hey, Missy.
  Daisy: I'm Daisy, she's Missy.
• Bilingual Bonus: When it's mentioned that Pinkeye is taking French classes.
  Pinkeye: Yes, I'm in French Immersion. But that won't distract me from the rumour that un rhume^Translationa cold is spreading through the school.
• Call-Back: The Director alludes to the events of "Pinkeye's Revenge" when queried on why he's apprehensive about Andy and Lauren.
  Director: The last "new member" of ours was a traitor working fo-
  Ty: Oh my GOD, that was one time!
  Director: He still betrayed us!
• Canon Foreigner: Lauren and her family did not appear in the original.
• Color-Coded Characters: In terms of slime suits:
  • Abby - yellow
  • Ty - orange
  • Lab Rat - blue
  • Andy - silver
  • Lauren - red
• Cool Big Sis: Lauren to her younger siblings.
• Downer Ending: "The Last Rotbender": The rot parasite is free and on the loose, and Chester is comatose.
• Darker and Edgier: Unlike the original, there's onscreen excretion of waste/vomiting, more rude humor, and a few mild swears.
• Face Your Fears: In "Don't Have a Cow", Andy is basically forced to pry at cow dung with his hands to solve the mystery. It helps with his Grossology career in the long run.
• In-Series Nickname: When around other people, Ty, Abby, Andy, and Lauren refer to the Bureau of Grossology as "The ABCs".^note It stands for the members' surnames; Ty and Abby Archer, Lauren Bradford, Andy Carr, and Paul "Lab Rat" Squirfenherder.
• Naïve Everygirl: Lauren is a full-on pacifist and firmly believes that "everyone has a little speck of good in them". Unfortunately, this makes her easy to manipulate.
• Named by the Adaptation:
  • During roll call in "Welcome to the Gag Lab", Andy's surname was revealed to be Carr.
    • In this same scene, Roger's surname^note His actual surname; as in not "Pinkeye" was revealed to be Hamilton.
  • In "Hair, Hair Everywhere", Chester's surname was revealed to be Sullivan.
  • Naomi's friend with the odangos is named Shania Wolff.
  • The portly girl in the aqua sweater is named Gwendolyn Porter.
  • The brunette girl in the red dress is named Portia Freeman.
  • The boy with the buzzcut is named Truman MacPherson.
  • Paige's two cronies are named Kate and Grace.
• Only Known by Their Nickname: Max is rarely called Maxwell.
• Over-the-Shoulder Carry: Lauren does this to Pinkeye in "Cold Snap" when fleeing the school while it gets consumed by the massive viruses.
• Shout-Out: The title of a few episodes reference other shows and movies.
  • "The Last Rotbender" is one to Avatar: The Last Airbender.
  • "Clash of the Titan Arum" is one to Clash Of The Titans.
  • "Blackhead-ish" is one to Blackish
• Sickness Equals Redness: Used on anyone infected with the virus from "Cold Snap".
• Sixth Ranger: The core group has expanded; Andy and Lauren are now spies for the Bureau.
• Wounded Gazelle Gambit: Downplayed. While Roger is picked on for his eye infection, he exaggerates it to toy with Lauren and use her kindness against her.

Trivia

Trivia

Jelly Jamm Harmony

• What Could Have Been:
  • Falsetto Flu was originally called Falsetto Fever.
  • The original plan of "A Royal Wedding" was that Queen would tell all five children about her wedding while they were all sick with Falsetto Flu. This was later changed into her telling it to Rita for a bedtime story, while the "all the kids are sick" bit went to another episode, "Sitter Jerico".
  • "Sitter Jerico" was originally going to be about Hermio.

Grossology: Squeam Team

• What Could Have Been: "The Last Rotbender" was originally titled "Grand Theft Rotto".

Goals

Ongoing

• Kilowicking every PreCure series:
  • Kilowicking HappinessCharge Pretty Cure!: 950
  • Kilowicking HuGtto! Pretty Cure: 870
  • Kilowicking Futari wa Pretty Cure Splash★Star: 863
  • Kilowicking Go! Princess Pretty Cure: 831
  • Kilowicking KiraKira★Pretty Cure à la Mode: 790
  • Kilowicking Star★Twinkle Pretty Cure: 693
  • Kilowicking Healin' Good♡Pretty Cure: 658
  • Kilowicking Delicious Party♡Pretty Cure: 656
  • Kilowicking Hirogaru Sky! Pretty Cure: 612
  • Kilowicking Tropical-Rouge! Pretty Cure: 612
  • Kilowicking Maho Girls Pretty Cure!: 598
  • Kilowicking Wonderful Pretty Cure!: 164
• Kilowicking Ma Fille: 386
• Video overdosing Fireman Sam: 33

Completed^Code"Solo" = all by myself, "semi-solo" = I had a minor headstart and/or sporadic help thanks to other tropers, "with help from other tropers" = I had a major headstart and/or at least semi-consistent help from other tropers. A minor headstart is less than half, a major headstart is half and above

Completed goals

• Video overdosing Punch-Out!!: Completed on December 3rd, 2021, semi-solo
• Video overdosing Noonbory and the Super 7: Completed on January 5th, 2022, solo
• Kilowicking Barbie: Completed on January 21st, 2022, with help from other tropers
• Video overdosing The Most Popular Girls in School: Completed on June 1st, 2022, with help from other tropers
• Video overdosing The Octonauts: Completed on June 11th, 2022, solo
• Video overdosing The Mr. Men Show: Completed on July 2nd, 2022, solo
• Video overdosing Ending Theme: Completed on September 12th, 2022, with help from other tropers
• Video overdosing Jelly Jamm: Completed on October 19th, 2022, solo
• Video overdosing Phelous: Completed on October 22nd, 2022, semi-solo
• Video overdosing Backyardigans: Completed on October 23rd, 2022, semi-solo
• Video overdosing Episode Title Card: Completed on November 1st, 2022, semi-solo
• Video overdosing Encanto: Completed on November 6th, 2022, with help from other tropers
• Video overdosing Sailor Moon: Completed on November 10th, 2022, with help from other tropers
• Video overdosing Battle for Dream Island: Completed on November 14th, 2022, semi-solo
• Kilowicking PAW Patrol: Completed on November 21st, 2022, with help from other tropers
• Video overdosing 6teen: Completed on November 21st, 2022, semi-solo
• Video overdosing Care Bears (1980s): Completed on November 24th, 2022, solo
• Overdosing Archive of Our Own: Completed on November 25th, 2022, with help from other tropers
• Kilowicking Turning Red: Completed on November 27th, 2022, with help from other tropers
• Video overdosing YouTube Poop: Completed on December 14th, 2022, with help from other tropers
• Video overdosing Bluey: Completed on December 18th, 2022, with help from other tropers
• Video overdosing Grossology: Completed on December 30th, 2022, solo
• Video overdosing Bear in the Big Blue House: Completed on January 22nd, 2023, with help from other tropers
• Video overdosing Smile PreCure!: Completed on January 23rd, 2023, semi-solo
• Video overdosing Yo Kai Watch: Completed on February 10th, 2023, semi-solo
• Kilowicking Futari wa Pretty Cure: Completed on February 13th, 2023, with help from other tropers
• Kilowicking Smile PreCure!: Completed on February 19th, 2023, with help from other tropers
• Kilowicking Yes! Pretty Cure 5: Completed on March 14th, 2023, with help from other tropers
• Kilowicking HeartCatch Pretty Cure!: Completed on March 23rd, 2023, with help from other tropers
• Overdosing Pretty Cure: Completed on March 24th, 2023, with help from other tropers
• Kilowicking Doki Doki! PreCure: Completed on April 13th, 2023, with help from other tropers
• Kilowicking Encanto: Completed on April 30th, 2023, with help from other tropers
• Video overdosing Tropical Rouge Precure: Completed on May 9th, 2023, semi-solo
• Video overdosing Go Princess Precure: Completed on May 19th, 2023, semi-solo
• Kilowicking Fresh Pretty Cure!: Completed on May 24th, 2023, with help from other tropers
• Video overdosing Delicious Party Precure: Completed on July 16th, 2023, semi-solo
• Kilowicking Skylanders: Completed on July 18th, 2023, with help from other tropers
• Video overdosing Soaring Sky! PreCure: Completed on July 27th, 2023, semi-solo
• Video overdosing Happiness Charge Precure: Completed on August 14th, 2023, semi-solo
• Video overdosing Hugtto Precure: Completed on August 26th, 2023, solo
• Kilowicking Suite Pretty Cure ♪: Completed on October 16th, 2023, with help from other tropers
• Overdosing The Kedabory Verse: Completed on October 21st, 2023, solo

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