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* GoofyBuckteeth: Marshyo, much like a certain Nickelodeon sponge of which he's a CaptainErsatz, has buck teeth that accentuate his goofy, happy-go-lucky personality.
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* DerivativeDifferentiation: The first season is notorious for copying a number of ''[=SpongeBob SquarePants=]'' episodes and jokes, so for Season 2 they largely stopped doing that apart from at least one episode. In Season 6, they gave the series a story about Marshyo and Jackey finding ingredients to cook gourmet foods for Mr. Seed - ''[=SpongeBob SquarePants=]'' didn't have any significant overarching plot like that.
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''Crazy Candies'' (疯狂小糖 - Pinyin ''Fengkuang Xiao Tang'') is a Chinese animated series produced by Winsing Animation of ''Animation/GGBond'' fame. It originally premiered in 2013.

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''Crazy Candies'' (疯狂小糖 - Pinyin ''Fengkuang Xiao Tang'') is a Chinese animated series produced by Winsing Animation Creator/WinsingAnimation of ''Animation/GGBond'' fame. It originally premiered in 2013.
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* TheMockbuster: It's meant to be China's answer to ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'', with the characters having similar personalities and the series having a similar hyperactive feel to it. The knockoff aspect is more pronounced in Season 1, which outright tries to copy some episode plots and plot points from ''[=SpongeBob SquarePants=]'' - for example, episodes 2, 28, and 33 of that season are copies of "The Paper", "[=MuscleBob BuffPants=]", and "The Snowball Effect" respectively in terms of their basic premises and plagiarize a number of jokes and plot beats from them.

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* TheMockbuster: It's meant to be China's answer to ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'', with the characters having similar personalities and the series having a similar hyperactive feel to it. The knockoff aspect is more pronounced in Season 1, which outright tries to copy some episode plots and plot points from ''[=SpongeBob SquarePants=]'' - for example, episodes 2, 28, and 33 of that season are copies of "The Paper", "[=MuscleBob BuffPants=]", and "The Snowball "Snowball Effect" respectively in terms of their basic premises and plagiarize a number of jokes and plot beats from them.
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* TheMockbuster: It's meant to be China's answer to ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'', with the characters having similar personalities and the series having a similar hyperactive feel to it. The knockoff aspect is more pronounced in Season 1, which outright tries to copy some episode plots and plot points from ''[=SpongeBob SquarePants=]'' - for example, Season 1 episode 28, "I Want Big Muscles", is literally just "[=MuscleBob BuffPants=]" in terms of its basic plot and in some of the scenes.

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* TheMockbuster: It's meant to be China's answer to ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'', with the characters having similar personalities and the series having a similar hyperactive feel to it. The knockoff aspect is more pronounced in Season 1, which outright tries to copy some episode plots and plot points from ''[=SpongeBob SquarePants=]'' - for example, Season 1 episode episodes 2, 28, "I Want Big Muscles", is literally just and 33 of that season are copies of "The Paper", "[=MuscleBob BuffPants=]" BuffPants=]", and "The Snowball Effect" respectively in terms of its their basic premises and plagiarize a number of jokes and plot and in some of the scenes.beats from them.
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* DontTryThisAtHome: In Season 2 episode 36, the text "do not imitate" appears on-screen twice, first when Marshyo and Jackey blow on the fire beneath Bubba's bathtub to heat up his bath, and again a few seconds later when Marshyo throws some inflammable gas onto the fire, causing part of Bubba's house to explode.

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* DontTryThisAtHome: The text "do not imitate" will appear whenever the characters do anything that could be considered dangerous. In Season 2 episode 36, the text "do not imitate" appears on-screen twice, first when Marshyo and Jackey blow on the fire beneath Bubba's bathtub to heat up his bath, and again a few seconds later when Marshyo throws some inflammable gas onto the fire, causing part of Bubba's house to explode.

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