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*** Chicharrón: Comedian, voice actor and political commentator Víctor Trujillo, who was the dub voice of Lion-O in ''WesternAnimation/ThunderCats1985'' and played Brozo in ''Series/LaCaravana''. In addition, he voiced James P. Sullivan in ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc'' and Bob Parr in ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'', which were both produced by Pixar.
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*** Chicharrón: Comedian, voice actor and political commentator Víctor Trujillo, who was the dub voice of Lion-O in ''WesternAnimation/ThunderCats1985'' and played Brozo in ''Series/LaCaravana''. In addition, he voiced James P. Sullivan in ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc'' ''Franchise/MonstersInc'' and Bob Parr in ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'', ''Franchise/TheIncredibles'', which were both produced by Pixar.
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* In "Family Fix", [[spoiler:Ernesto calls Miguel a nobody who will rot in the Land of the Dead and destroys [[ItMakesSenseInContext Héctor's guitar]] to prevent him from returning home, but Imelda knocks Ernesto out with her shoe. While Miguel reconciles with Héctor and Imelda, the rest of his family repairs the guitar using their knowledge of shoe making]].
* In "To the Bridge", [[spoiler:Ernesto takes the chance of trying to cross the marigold bridge to stop Miguel when Dia de los Muertos has ended. And unfortunately for him, he pays the price for it when he gradually (then exponentially) starts to dissolve away into dust]].
* In "Family Fix", [[spoiler:Ernesto calls Miguel a nobody who will rot in the Land of the Dead and destroys [[ItMakesSenseInContext Héctor's guitar]] to prevent him from returning home, but Imelda knocks Ernesto out with her shoe. While Miguel reconciles with Héctor and Imelda, the rest of his family repairs the guitar using their knowledge of shoe making]].
* In "To the Bridge", [[spoiler:Ernesto takes the chance of trying to cross the marigold bridge to stop Miguel when Dia de los Muertos has ended. And unfortunately for him, he pays the price for it when he gradually (then exponentially) starts to dissolve away into dust]].
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* IKnewIt: Many viewers correctly guessed that [[spoiler:Héctor is Miguel's actual great-great-grandfather]] long before it was revealed. Luckily, this doesn't ruin the enjoyment of the film for most people.
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* WorkingTitle: The first planned title was ''Día de los Muertos'', but the developers dropped it like a hot potato after the PR nightmare caused when Creator/{{Disney}} tried to trademark it. That's right, Disney tried to trademark the name of a centuries-old Mexican holiday.
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* WorkingTitle: The first planned title was ''Día de los Muertos'', but the developers dropped it like a hot potato after the PR nightmare caused when Creator/{{Disney}} tried to trademark it. That's right, Disney tried In fairness, they weren't trying to trademark the name of a centuries-old Mexican holiday.holiday but just the title, like how Compass Pictures trademarked the title ''Franchise/{{Halloween}}''.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: The first news of this movie was that Disney wanted to trademark the title "Día de los Muertos" for it, which drew a huge backlash from Mexican audiences, including Mexican cartoonist Lalo Alcaraz. Disney quickly retracted the trademark idea...and decided to go with the HireTheCritic approach by getting Alcaraz involved as a consultant. The backlash made a complete 180° turn as the movie became the biggest box office success in Mexican history and Mexican audiences loved it to bits. Disney/Pixar succeeded in turning the backlash into an amazing example of GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff.
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*** Tío Oscar and Tío Felipe are both played by Herbert Sigüenza.
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*** Héctor Bonilla voices both Tío Oscar and Tío Felipe. (Makes sense, since they seem to be twin brothers.)
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* PlayingTheirOwnTwin: Herbert Sigüenza voices Tío Oscar and Tío Felipe, who are twins; this is carried over to the foreign dubs.
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* SimilarlyNamedWorks: There's a 2009 French comedy film titled ''Coco'', starring Creator/GadElmaleh as an eccentric NouveauRiche named Simon "Coco" Bensoussan who wants to throw the biggest party possible for his son's bar mitzvah.
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* TheWikiRule: [[https://coco-movie.fandom.com/wiki/Coco_Wiki Coco Wiki]]
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Trivia tropes can't be played with.
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* BannedInChina: An [[AvertedTrope interesting aversion]]. Usually, the Chinese censorship board doesn't allow anything with ghosts to get released but they found the movie so moving and the CentralTheme about the importance of family so similar to their culture that they gave it a pass. Their instincts about the cultural similarity were correct as this movie made more in the market than all the other Pixar movies combined.
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* WorkingTitle: The first planned title was ''Día de los Muertos'', but the developers dropped it like a hot potato after the PR nightmare caused when Creator/{{Disney}} tried to trademark it.
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* WorkingTitle: The first planned title was ''Día de los Muertos'', but the developers dropped it like a hot potato after the PR nightmare caused when Creator/{{Disney}} tried to trademark it. That's right, Disney tried to trademark the name of a centuries-old Mexican holiday.
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** Also from ''Turning Red'', the goth student Carter wears an Escápula t-shirt.
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* CompanyCrossReferences: In ''WesternAnimation/TurningRed'', while Mei makes her frantic escape from school, she bumps into a blonde man and a hijab-wearing woman. On the upper left, papel picado skull designs can be seen.
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* KidsMealToy: Subway sold a set of six backpack clips; Miguel, Dante, Alebrije Dante, Pepita, Hector, and Ernesto de la Cruz.
