Maryoku Yummy is a TV show aimed towards pre-teens and pre-schoolers. The show takes place in Nozomu, a fantastical world where all children's wishes go to be granted, populated by the colorful 'Yummies.'
Gentle and understanding Maryoku is a wishsitter, who watches over wishes with her friends Fij Fij and Ooka.
- Aesop Amnesia
- Big Guy, Little Guy: Yuzu and Nonki
- Blithe Spirit: Maryoku.
- Broken Aesop: "Flip, Flop, and Float".
- By "No", I Mean "Yes": Baburu did this while commenting on Hadagi's latest scheme in "Ha Ha Hadagi."
- Catch Phrase: "Wishy Wish, Wishy Woo, another wish is coming true!"
- Coincidental Accidental Disguise: Maryoku in "The Yorglesclubber."
- Cowardly Sidekick: Fij Fij
- Crazy Enough to Work: Played with when Maryoku and Shika are searching for Bob.
- Doomy Dooms of Doom: Fij Fij.
- Flowers for Algernon Syndrome: "Shika's Wish", "Don't Get Your Blooms in a Twist"
- Flower from the Mountaintop: "Golden Flower"
- Freaky Friday Flip: "Opposite Day"
- Gratuitous Japanese
- Hey, It's That Voice!: Misa is Maryoku, Spike is Fij Fij, Melody is Ooka, Jumpy Ghostface is Fudan, and Scott McNeil is Shika.
- Hold Your Hippogriffs: Related to Smurfing below.
- It's a Wonderful Plot: Played with in 2 episodes, "A Day Without Maryoku" and "It's a Yumderful Life."
- I Would Say If I Could Say: Baburu does this in "Sound Advice."
- Mood Whiplash: Ooka's reaction to the broken statue of herself in "Detective Ooka".
- Obstructive Bureaucrat: Shika
- Odd Name Out: Bob
- Parody: It's A Yumderful Life.
- Rhymes on a Dime: Bob and Yuzu.
- Shaped Like Itself: Used in "Scatterday" and "The Ninth Wish."
- Smurfing: "Yum" finds its way into all kinds of words. Yumgantic, yumderful, etc.
- Theme Tune Cameo: In "The Best Best Friend".
- Third-Person Person: Fudan
- Those Two Guys: Yuzu and Nonki.
- Twin Maker: "Ooka Times Two"
- Unusual Euphemism: There are plenty (See Smurfing).
- Whole Plot Reference: "Cinderoku," "Maryoku and the Huzzle Beanstalk."
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