History WesternAnimation / MegaBabies

* BringMyBrownPants: The babies shit themselves '''a lot,''' with an ability they have known as "Doody Time". This happens in various episodes, including ''Full Metal Grizz'', ''Destructive Nature'', and ''Poop Doggy Dogg''.

* [[HasTwoMommies Has Two Daddies]]: In the episode "The Potty's Over", one of the kids attacked by the Peter Potty monsters is shown to have two dads, pretty clearly implied to be gay as they appear holding hands.

* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Buck has a tuft of dark blue hair to contrast his light blue skin. Also, Meg has green hair.

* GrossUpCloseUp: Almost every episode is bound to have this at some point. Notable examples come from ''Molar Attack'' where we get some lovely close up images of Meg's drooling mouth.

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%% Due to the show's infamous reputation with online animation reviewers, the Administrivia/RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgment is in full effect.

%% * InfantImmortality: Given that they each have superpowers, this trope definitely applies to the Mega Babies.

%%** The episode ''The Potty's Over'' has Dr. Duposki complete with {{Einstein Hair}}.

* BalloonBelly:
** As a result of being a BigEater, Buck sometimes gets these.
** Derrick also gets one at the beginning of ''Attack of the Cownibals''.
** Happens to Meg briefly in both ''Balemtime's Day'' and ''Let It Rip''.

** Buck, the "oh so adorable little boy" is another good example.

* {{Fartillery}}: One of Meg's special powers. Often overlaps with {{Farts on Fire}}.
** This trope also applies to Buck and Derrick though to a lesser extent.
* FearlessInfant: Is to be expected from three super infants. That's not to say that they don't get good moments of fright.

* MadScientist: Nurse Lazlo come off as this occasionally. There's also quite a few villains who fit this trope.
** The episode ''The Potty's Over'' has Dr. Duposki complete with {{Einstein Hair}}.

Due to the show's infamous reputation with online animation reviewers, the Administrivia/RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgment is in full effect.

* ActionGirl: Meg. Nurse Lazlo gets this too.

* BabyTalk: Given that this is a show about super infants this is to be expected. Buck however, is probably the most prominent example of this trope.
* BadlyBatteredBabysitter: Happens to [[spoiler: Leslie]] in ''Full Metal Grizz''.

* BigEater: All three babies, especially Buck.
* BringMyBrownPants: The babies crap themselves '''''A LOT'''''. Where talking crap the size of skyscrapers readers.
* ChristmasEpisode: ''Mega Christmas'' is the series sole Christmas special.
* CuteBruiser: Well, depending on how cute you can find these Babies.

* DrillSergeantNasty: Leslie.

* FantasticVoyagePlot: The episode ''Inner Ear Inferno'' is a typical ''Film/FantasticVoyage''-based story.

* {{Gasshole}}: Meg! ''Good Lord, Meg!'' Buck and Derrick get their fair share of this to.
* GirlishPigtails: Meg has these ''in green!''
* GooGooGodlike: They aren't called the ''Mega Babies'' for nothing.

* GrotesqueGallery: The monsters are very creatively [[NightmareFuel wretched-looking]]. To some, ''every'' character could count as this due to the strange art style.

* InfantImmortality: Given that they each have superpowers, this trope definitely applies to the Mega Babies.

** The titular antagonist from ''The Island or Dr. Thoreau''.
** The antagonist from ''Grossery Shopping''.
** Even Buck becomes this in ''Dr. Franken-Buck''.
* NoseNuggets: Derrick is almost always seen with a mucus dripping in his nose and much of his powers revolve around his snot and boogers (Meg and Buck also get this sometimes).

* {{Phlegmings}}: Not just the babies but even background characters. Why? Because it's a gross-out show that's why.
* PowerTrio: The Mega Babies themselves.

** Any episode where the characters travel through space invokes this trope.

* StrayingBaby: Happens quite a lot in the show, often with disastrous results. The episode ''Molar Attack'' is a good example.
* ToiletHumour: Pretty much the entire premise and source of humor of the show.
* ValentinesDayEpisode: ''Balemtime's Day''

Due to the show's infamous reputation with online animation reviewers, Administrivia/RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgment is in full effect.

* BringMyBrownPants: The babies shit themselves '''''A LOT.'''''
* ChristmasEpisode: ''Mega Christmas''

* FantasticVoyagePlot: The episode ''Inner Ear Inferno''.

* GrossOutShow: A shining example!

* ToiletHumour: Pretty much the entire premise of the show.

* SciFiWritersHaveNoSenseOfScale: Any episode where the characters travel through space invokes this trope.
** Another notable example is from the episode ''Snow Long Suckers'' where the alien antagonists plant rocket engines on the Earth which are somehow able to move the entire planet away from the sun.

** Another episode, "Summer of Sandman" has [[spoiler: the titular villain wanting revenge on people for not sleeping when he wants then to.]]

* BringMyBrownPants: The babies condtantly shit themselves. '''''A LOT.'''''

* SmellySkunk: Inverted in ''Poop Doggy Dogg''-- one of the babies ''causes a skunk to faint'' with his {{Fartillery}}.

* BalloonBelly: As a result of being a BigEater, Buck sometimes gets these.

** The episode ''Attack of the Cownibals'' is about space cows invading Earth in order to [[spoiler: eat our "delicious Earthly cows."]]
** Another episode, ''Summer of Sandman'' has [[spoiler: the titular villain wanting revenge on people for not sleeping when he wants then to.]]
** The episode ''The Potty's Over'' has Dr. Dupotski [[spoiler: trying to force everyone (including adults) back into diapers in order to "save" his diaper producing company.]]

* [[HasTwoMommies Has Two Daddies]]: In the episode ''The Potty's Over'', one of the kids attacked by the Peter Potty monsters is shown to have two dads, pretty clearly implied to be gay as they appear holding hands.

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[[caption-width-right:223:Meg, Derrick, and Buck are coming to save you from [[GrossOutShow your appetite!]]]]

* {{Aliens Are Bastards}}: Several episodes involve alien villains.

* {{Baby Talk}}: Given that this is a show about super infants this is to be expected. Buck however, is probably the most prominent example of this trope.
* {{Badly Battered Babysitter}}: Happens to [[spoiler: Leslie]] in ''Full Metal Grizz''.
* {{Balloon Belly}}: As a result of being a {{Big Eater}}, Buck sometimes gets these.

* {{Big Eater}}: All three babies, especially Buck.
* {{Christmas Episode}}: ''Mega Christmas''
* {{Cute Bruiser}}: Well, depending on how cute you can find these Babies.

* {{Drill Sergeant Nasty}}: Leslie.
* {{Evil Is Petty}}: This trope can apply to several of the villains in this show.

* {{Fantastic Voyage Plot}}: The episode ''Inner Ear Inferno''.

* {{Fearless Infant}} : Is to be expected from three super infants. That's not to say that they don't get good moments of fright.

* {{Goo Goo Godlike}}: They aren't called the ''Mega Babies'' for nothing.

* {{Gross Up Close Up}}: Almost every episode is bound to have this at some point. Notable examples come from ''Molar Attack'' where we get some lovely close up images of Meg's drooling mouth.

* {{Infant Immortality}}: Given that they each have superpowers, this trope definitely applies to the Mega Babies.
* {{Killer Rabbit}}: You wouldn't expect three "adorable" babies to have super strength and extreme bodily functions.
* {{Mad Scientist}}: Nurse Lazlo come off as this occasionally. There's also quite a few villains who fit this trope.

* {{Nose Nuggets}} : Derrick is almost always seen with a mucus dripping in his nose and much of his powers revolve around his snot and boogers (Meg and Buck also get this sometimes).

* {{SciFi Writers Have No Sense of Scale}}: Any episode where the characters travel through space invokes this trope.

* {{Smelly Skunk}}: Inverted in ''Poop Doggy Dogg''-- one of the babies ''causes a skunk to faint'' with his {{Fartillery}}.
* {{Straying Baby}}: Happens quite a lot in the show, often with disastrous results. The episode ''Molar Attack'' is a good example.
* {{Toilet Humor}}: Pretty much the entire premise of the show.
* {{Valentines Day Episode}}: ''Balemtime's Day''
* {{Vomit Indiscretion Shot}}: Happens on a regular basis. One notable scene is where Derrick pukes an ''entire ocean'' of vomit in ''Poop Doggy Dogg''.

* {{Getting Crap Past The Radar}}: In spite being a show about babies, ''Mega Babies'' still has quite a few Radar moments.
** The Episode ''Bucky at the Bat'' has Derrick talking to a young woman in one scene where he says something about "taking her to the locker room."
** The episode ''Chewing The Fat'' has one scene where the {{Monster of the Week}} is looking through various rooms in the Orphanage for the Babies and Nurse Lazlo. When it opens one of the doors it hears Lazlo scream and the monster blushes red before promptly closing the door. (Note that in a previous scene, Lazlo was wearing nothing but a towel as she was about to take a bath.)
** The episode ''The Evil Eye'' has the babies imagine Nurse Lazlo in a bikini at one point.
** The highly controversial episode ''Balemtime's Day''. Enough said.

** Meg also briefly gets one in ''Balemtimes Day''.

** The episode ''The Potty's Over'' has Dr. Duposki [[spoiler: trying to force everyone (including adults) back into diapers in order to "save" his diaper producing company.]]

* {{Fearless Infant}} : Is to be expected form three super infants. That's not to say that they don't get good moments of fright.