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* TyopOnTheCover: The episode title "Sueing Mr. God". The word should be spelled "suing", without the extra "e".
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* TokenHuman: Ping and Pa are the only human characters in the show.
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* TechnicolorFire: In "Angry Red", a god of anger gives Red the power of anger. Red's resulting BurningWithAnger creates purple flames rather than the more traditional red/orange.
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* NonMammalianHair: The pens have full heads of hair.
* VerbingNouny: The episode "Sueing Mr. God".
* VerbingNouny: The episode "Sueing Mr. God".
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Not Getting Crap Past The Radar. See trope definition.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Red says "sexy" in one episode.
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* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: "Pink's Birthday".
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Hi Pencil Studios has uploaded the series to Website/YouTube for free viewing in both Vietnamese and English. The original Vietnamese-dubbed episodes have English subtitles.
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[[https://www.youtube.com/user/xinchaobutchi Hi Pencil Studios Studio]] has uploaded the series to Website/YouTube for free viewing in both Vietnamese and English. The original Vietnamese-dubbed episodes have English subtitles.
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* ArtShift: At the end of every episode, the art shifts when one of the human hosts tells a short story about how a randomly-chosen animal's behavior can be compared to the lesson of the day.
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* ArtShift: At the end of every episode, the The art shifts from claymation to 2D imagery when one of the human hosts Ping and/or Pa tells a short story about how a randomly-chosen animal's behavior can be compared to the lesson of the day.
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* XRaySparks: In "Sueing Mr. God", Blue is struck by lightning as the Pen family is climbing a ladder to the sky. His skeketon becomes visible for a split second when this happens.
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* BirthdayEpisode: One episode has Yellow help Red bake a cake for Pink's birthday. The episode is [[SarcasmMode cleverly]] titled "[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Pink's Birthday]]" and everything.
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* NeverTrustATitle: The episode "Sueing Mr. God" does not have Pencil actually suing God or otherwise getting angry at him for not stopping it from raining so that his plant can grow.
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First actual trope I've added to this page in a while. You didn't think I forgot about this page, did you?
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''Say Hi to Pencil!'' ("Xin Chào Bút Chì!") is a [[UsefulNotes/{{Vietnam}} Vietnamese]] animated cartoon based on a short film of the same name. The TV show airs on [=HTV7=], and is basically about the life of a [[AnimateInanimateObject sentient pencil]] and his friends, who happen to live in a world that's populated by sentient pencils and pens.
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''Say Hi to Pencil!'' ("Xin Chào Bút Chì!") is a [[UsefulNotes/{{Vietnam}} Vietnamese]] animated cartoon based on a short film of the same name. The TV show airs on [=HTV7=], [=HTV7=] and is basically about the life of a [[AnimateInanimateObject sentient pencil]] and his friends, who happen to live in a world that's populated by sentient pencils and pens.
Hi Pencil Studios has uploaded the series to Website/YouTube for free viewing in both Vietnamese and English. The original Vietnamese-dubbed episodes have English subtitles.
* BigBallOfViolence: In "Radish Picking", Red accidentally gets dirt all over Blue when he tries to dig the giant radish out of the ground. Blue throws some of this dirt back at him, prompting the two to attack each other. The outburst of violence produces a cloud of smoke that obscures the characters from sight.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Red actually says "sexy" in one episode!
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Red actually says "sexy" in one episode!episode.
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* BigBudgetBeefUp: The TV show has a significantly more noticable budget than the short film that spawned it.
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* BigBudgetBeefUp: The TV show has a significantly more noticable noticeable budget than the short film that spawned it.
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** Pa.Pa needs to wear glasses to see clearly.
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''Say Hi to Pencil!'' ("Xin Chào Bút Chì!") is a [[UsefulNotes/{{Vietnam}} Vietnamese]] claymation short film that was turned into a TV show that airs on [=HTV7=] that's basically about the life of a [[AnimateInanimateObject sentient pencil]] and his friends, who happen to live in a world that's populated by sentient pencils and pens.
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''Say Hi to Pencil!'' ("Xin Chào Bút Chì!") is a [[UsefulNotes/{{Vietnam}} Vietnamese]] claymation animated cartoon based on a short film that was turned into a of the same name. The TV show that airs on [=HTV7=] that's [=HTV7=], and is basically about the life of a [[AnimateInanimateObject sentient pencil]] and his friends, who happen to live in a world that's populated by sentient pencils and pens.
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* BlindWithoutEm: BlindWithoutEm:
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* BookEnds: The Ping and Pa segments appear at both the beginning and the end of any episodes they appear in.
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''Say Hi to Pencil!'' ("Xin Chào Bút Chì!") is a [[UsefulNotes/{{Vietnam}} Vietnamese]] claymation movie short film that was turned into a TV show that airs on [=HTV7=] that's basically about the life of a [[AnimateInanimateObject sentient pencil]] and his friends, who happen to live in a world that's populated by sentient pencils and pens.
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* AnAesop: Every episode has one.
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* AnAesop: Every episode has one.an Aesop in it.
* BigBudgetBeefUp: The TV show has a significantly more noticable budget than the short film that spawned it.
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* BurningWithAnger: In "Angry Red", Red bursts into purple flames during his anger scene since [[ItMakesSenseInContext a god of destruction had given him the power of anger]] earlier on in the episode.
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* BurningWithAnger: In "Angry Red", Red bursts into purple flames during his anger scene since [[ItMakesSenseInContext scene. If you're wondering why they're ''purple'' flames, a god of destruction had given him the power of anger]] anger earlier on in the episode.
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Now that I think about it, I think the subtitles only appear in You Tube uploads of the show. In its stead I have added a new example.
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* RougeAnglesOfSatin: The show is presented with English subtitles that fall victim to this trope from time to time. For instance, in "Angry Red", a god of destruction "grands" Red the power of anger.
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* RougeAnglesOfSatin: The show is presented with English subtitles that fall victim to this trope from time to time. For instance, in "Angry Red", a god of destruction "grands" Red the power of anger.YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Blue has hair that's, well, blue.
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''Say Hi to Pencil!'' ("Xin Chào Bút Chì!") is a [[UsefulNotes/{{Vietnam}} Vietnamese]] claymation cartoon movie that was turned into a TV show that airs on [=HTV7=] that's basically about the life of a [[AnimateInanimateObject sentient pencil]] and his friends, who happen to live in a world that's populated by sentient pencils and pens.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Red actually says "sexy" in one episode (in Vietnamese, but still).
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Red actually says "sexy" in one episode (in Vietnamese, but still).episode!
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''Say Hi to Pencil!'' ("Xin Chào Bút Chì!") is a [[UsefulNotes/{{Vietnam}} Vietnamese]] claymation cartoon that airs on [=HTV7=] that's basically about the life of a [[AnimateInanimateObject sentient pencil]] and his friends, who happen to live in a world that's populated by sentient pencils and pens. Think ''WesternAnimation/{{Gumby}}'' if it took place in a pen-populated part of Vietnam.
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''Say Hi to Pencil!'' ("Xin Chào Bút Chì!") is a [[UsefulNotes/{{Vietnam}} Vietnamese]] claymation cartoon that airs on [=HTV7=] that's basically about the life of a [[AnimateInanimateObject sentient pencil]] and his friends, who happen to live in a world that's populated by sentient pencils and pens. Think ''WesternAnimation/{{Gumby}}'' if it took place in a pen-populated part of Vietnam.
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: In one episode, Blue tries to find his real brother, and ends up bringing a thief into the house thinking he's his real brother.
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: In GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Red actually says "sexy" in one episode, Blue tries to find his real brother, and ends up bringing a thief into the house thinking he's his real brother.episode (in Vietnamese, but still).
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The show is hosted by a human couple (who are also claymation), who talk about the situations they've run into in their life that usually foreshadow the premise of the episode. After the episode ends, the couple tells how the story can be compared to the behavior of an animal of sorts.
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The show is hosted by a pair of human couple girls (who are also claymation), Ping and Pa, who talk about the situations they've run into in their life that usually foreshadow the premise of the episode. After the episode ends, the couple pair tells how the story can be compared to the behavior of an animal of sorts.
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: In one episode, Blue tries to find his real brother, and ends up bringing a thief into the house thinking he's his real brother.
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* RogueAnglesOfSatin: The show is presented with English subtitles that fall victim to this trope from time to time. For instance, in "Angry Red", a god of destruction "grands" Red the power of anger.
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* RogueAnglesOfSatin: RougeAnglesOfSatin: The show is presented with English subtitles that fall victim to this trope from time to time. For instance, in "Angry Red", a god of destruction "grands" Red the power of anger.
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* BurningWithAnger: In "Angry Red", Red bursts into purple flames during his anger scene since [[ItMakesSenseInContext a god of destruction had given him the power of anger]] earlier on in the episode.
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* BurningWithAnger: In "Angry Red", Red bursts into purple flames during his anger scene since [[ItMakesSenseInContext a god of destruction had given him the power of anger]] earlier on in the episode.episode.
* RogueAnglesOfSatin: The show is presented with English subtitles that fall victim to this trope from time to time. For instance, in "Angry Red", a god of destruction "grands" Red the power of anger.
* RogueAnglesOfSatin: The show is presented with English subtitles that fall victim to this trope from time to time. For instance, in "Angry Red", a god of destruction "grands" Red the power of anger.
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* ArtShift: At the end of every episode, the art shifts when one of the human hosts tells a short story about how a random animal's behavior can be compared to the lesson of the day.
* BlindWithoutEm: Blue in the episode "Blue Cannot See Clearly".
* BlindWithoutEm: Blue in the episode "Blue Cannot See Clearly".
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* ArtShift: At the end of every episode, the art shifts when one of the human hosts tells a short story about how a random randomly-chosen animal's behavior can be compared to the lesson of the day.
* BlindWithoutEm: Pa.
** Blue ends up as this in the episode "Blue Cannot See Clearly".
* BlindWithoutEm: Pa.
** Blue ends up as this in the episode "Blue Cannot See Clearly".
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* BurningWithAnger: In "Angry Red", Red bursts into purple flames during his anger scene since a god of destruction had given him the power of anger earlier on in the episode.
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* ArtShift: At the end of every episode, the art shifts when one of the girls human hosts tells a short story that teaches about how a random animal's behavior can be compared to the lesson of the day.
* BlindWithoutEm: Blue in the episode "Blue Cannot See Clearly".
* BurningWithAnger: In "Angry Red", Red bursts into purple flames during his anger scene since [[ItMakesSenseInContext a god of destruction had given him the power ofanger anger]] earlier on in the episode.
* BlindWithoutEm: Blue in the episode "Blue Cannot See Clearly".
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''Say Hi to Pencil!'' ("Xin Chào Bút Chì!") is a [[UsefulNotes/{{Vietnam}} Vietnamese]] claymation webtoon cartoon that airs on [=HTV7=] that's basically about the life of a [[AnimateInanimateObject sentient pencil]] and his friends, who happen to live in a world that's populated by sentient pencils and pens. Think ''WesternAnimation/{{Gumby}}'' if it took place in a pen-populated part of Vietnam.
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''Say Hi to Pencil!'' ("Xin Chào Bút Chì!") is a [[UsefulNotes/{{Vietnam}} Vietnamese]] claymation webtoon that's basically about the life of a [[AnimateInanimateObject sentient pencil]] and his friends, who happen to live in a world that's populated by sentient pencils and pens. Think ''WesternAnimation/{{Gumby}}'' if it took place in a pen-populated part of Vietnam.
The show is hosted by two girls (who are also claymation), who talk about the situations they've run into in their life that usually foreshadow the premise of the episode.
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* ArtShift: At the end of every episode, the art shifts when one of the girls tells a short story that teaches the lesson of the day.
* BurningWithAnger: In "Angry Red", Red bursts into purple flames during his anger scene since a god of destruction had given him the power of anger earlier on in the episode.
The show is hosted by two girls (who are also claymation), who talk about the situations they've run into in their life that usually foreshadow the premise of the episode.
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* ArtShift: At the end of every episode, the art shifts when one of the girls tells a short story that teaches the lesson of the day.
* BurningWithAnger: In "Angry Red", Red bursts into purple flames during his anger scene since a god of destruction had given him the power of anger earlier on in the episode.
