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Starting production in 2007, it has since been continuously renewed and has reached six nine seasons (as of 2012).2016). Besides being acclaimed in its own country, it has also been acclaimed in other parts of Southeast Asia (notably, Indonesia: a country that shares linguistic and cultural similarities, which the cartoon later features a character from there).
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* EdutainmentShow: The earlier episodes of the show were made to teach kids about Ramadan, belive it or not.
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* EdutainmentShow: The earlier episodes of the show were made to teach kids about Ramadan, belive it or not.
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* FramingDevice: The first six episode is told by Upin to his friends during Eid.
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* HypocriticalHumor: In episode "Tarawih", when Ipin speak to Upin during prayer, Upin told him that speaking is not allowed during prayer.
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Starting production in 2007, it has since been continuously renewed and has reached six seasons (as of 2012). Besides being acclaimed in its own country, it has also been acclaimed in other parts of Southeast Asia (notably, Indonesia: a country that shares linguistic and cultural similarities,which similarities, which the cartoon later features a character from there).
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* BigEater: Ehsan.
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* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Ipin loves fried chicken ''so much''.
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Starting production in 2007, it has since been continuously renewed and has reached six seasons (as of 2012). Besides being acclaimed in its own country, it has also been acclaimed in other parts of Southeast Asia (notably, Indonesia: a country that shares linguistic and cultural similarities).similarities,which the cartoon later features a character from there).
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* SpoiledSweet: Mei Mei. In school, she is shown to be a very smart and very helpful girl, though some of her male classmates find her insufferable, accusing her of being a class kiss-up (intentional or not, there's a bit of justifying evidence). But she's still very nice to everybody. Her only not-so-worst enemy might be [[HonestJohn Mail]].
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* SpoiledBrat: Ehsan.
* SpoiledSweet: Mei Mei. In school, she is shown to be a very smart and very helpful girl, though some of her male classmates find her insufferable, accusing her of being a class kiss-up (intentional or not, there's a bit of justifying evidence). But she's still very nice to everybody. Her only not-so-worst enemy might be [[HonestJohn Mail]].She also lives in a slightly nicer place than Upin and Ipin's.
* SpoiledSweet: Mei Mei. In school, she is shown to be a very smart and very helpful girl, though some of her male classmates find her insufferable, accusing her of being a class kiss-up (intentional or not, there's a bit of justifying evidence). But she's still very nice to everybody. Her only not-so-worst enemy might be [[HonestJohn Mail]].She also lives in a slightly nicer place than Upin and Ipin's.
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* RealPlaceBackground: During the interview with the staff, they told us that the forest in the movie Geng: The Adventure Begins, was based on a real forest, but they never told us what forest they based on.
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* RealPlaceBackground: During the interview with the staff, they told us that the forest in the movie Geng: The Adventure Begins, was based on a real forest, but they never told us what forest they based on.
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* CoolOldGuy: The village chief, Tok Dalang. He had done a lot of awesome things in his early years =, much to the village children's astonishment.
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* CoolOldGuy: The village chief, Tok Dalang. He had done a lot of awesome things in his early years =, years, much to the village children's astonishment.
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* EmbarrassingNickname: Fizi used to jokingly call his cousin, Ehsan, "Intan Payung". In English, it's "sweetie pie". No evidence how it got that way since that's not the literal meaning of the Malaysian original.
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* EmbarrassingNickname: Fizi used to jokingly call his cousin, Ehsan, "Intan Payung". In English, it's "sweetie pie". No evidence how it got that way since that's not the literal meaning of the Malaysian Malay original.
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* EmbarrassingNickname: Fizi used to jokingly call his cousin, "Intan Payung". In English, it's "sweetie pie". No evidence how it got that way since that's not the literal meaning of the Malaysian original.
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* EmbarrassingNickname: Fizi used to jokingly call his cousin, Ehsan, "Intan Payung". In English, it's "sweetie pie". No evidence how it got that way since that's not the literal meaning of the Malaysian original.
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* TheMovie[=/=]{{Prequel}}: ''Geng: The Adventure Begins''. Yes, the movie premiered at 2009 but it was planned in late 2005. Upin & Ipin were known as deuteroganists here.
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* TheMovie[=/=]{{Prequel}}: ''Geng: The Adventure Begins''. Yes, the movie premiered at 2009 but it was planned in late 2005. Upin & Ipin were known as deuteroganists here.here, rather than starring in the film.
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* TheMovie: TheMovie[=/=]{{Prequel}}: ''Geng: The Adventure Begins''Begins''. Yes, the movie premiered at 2009 but it was planned in late 2005. Upin & Ipin were known as deuteroganists here.
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[[caption-width-right:250: Guess who's who...[[labelnote:*]]Look at the shirts[[/labelnote]]]]
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* CatchPhrase: Ipin's classic "betul, betul, betul". The English dubbed it as "Yes, yes, yes".
** In the early season's dubbings however, he said "true, true, true".
* CoolOldGuy: The village chief, Tok Dalang. He had done a lot of awesome things in his earlyyears, years =, much to the village children's astonishment.astonishment.
* EmbarrassingNickname: Fizi used to jokingly call his cousin, "Intan Payung". In English, it's "sweetie pie". No evidence how it got that way since that's not the literal meaning of the Malaysian original.
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* CoolOldGuy: The village chief, Tok Dalang. He had done a lot of awesome things in his early
* EmbarrassingNickname: Fizi used to jokingly call his cousin, "Intan Payung". In English, it's "sweetie pie". No evidence how it got that way since that's not the literal meaning of the Malaysian original.
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Starting production in 2007, it has since been continuously renewed and has reached six seasons (as of 2012). An unusually fast catch-up under an over 5 year run. Besides being acclaimed in its own country, it has also been acclaimed in other parts of Southeast Asia (notably, Indonesia: a country that shares linguistic and cultural similarities).
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: In a later episode, there was a mention of the circumcision. It comes off without controversy in places familiar with this practice and the fact that it's essential for growing boys but might startle some foreign audiences. The origin of its mention is due to Mail having one and almost tells how it works. Miss Jasmin came in the right time...
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: In a later episode, there was a mention of the circumcision. It comes off without controversy in places familiar with this practice and the fact that it's essential for growing boys but might startle some foreign audiences. The origin of its mention is due to Mail having one and almost tells how it works. Miss Jasmin came in just the right time...time to prevent him from telling so...
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* SpoiledSweet: Mei-Mei. In school, she is shown to be a very smart and very helpful girl, though some of her male classmates find her insufferable, accusing her of being a class kiss-up (intentional or not, there's a bit of justifying evidence). But she's still very nice to everybody. Her only not-so-worst enemy might be [[HonestJohn Mail]].
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* SpoiledSweet: Mei-Mei.Mei Mei. In school, she is shown to be a very smart and very helpful girl, though some of her male classmates find her insufferable, accusing her of being a class kiss-up (intentional or not, there's a bit of justifying evidence). But she's still very nice to everybody. Her only not-so-worst enemy might be [[HonestJohn Mail]].
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Starting production in 2007, it has since been continuously renewed and has reached six seasons (as of 2012). An unusually fast catch-up under an over 5 year run. Despite Besides being acclaimed in its own country, it has also been acclaimed in other parts of Southeast Asia (notably, Indonesia: a country that shares linguistic and cultural similarities).
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* ScaryLibrarian: [[CampGay Sally]] runs the mobile library. In his first appearance, not so much. In his second appearance as a librarian however, he got angry at Jarjit for forgetting the book he borrowed.
--> *''as his hands appear from the kid's back almost out of nowhere''* (''creepily'') ''If you don't [return the book], you'll pay the fine.''
--> *''as his hands appear from the kid's back almost out of nowhere''* (''creepily'') ''If you don't [return the book], you'll pay the fine.''
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: In a later episode, there was a mention of the circumcision. It comes off without controversy in places familiar with this practice and the fact that it's essential for growing boys but might startle some foreign audiences. The origin of its mention is due to Mail having one and almost tells how it works. Miss Jasmin came in the right time...
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** MissingMom: It is revealed in the Mother's Day episode that Upin, Ipin and Kak Ros' mother had died. The twins seem to be fully-aware of this and they took it quite easily and they remembered her grave.
** DisappearedDad: As of now, there haven't been a mention about their father.
* RhymesOnADime: Jarjit is a poetry savvy and he would try to make his every statement rhyme as possible. Possibly reflecting his interest in ''pantun''[[labelnote:*]]a Malay poetic form[[/labelnote]] and poems. Becomes [[PainfulRhyme painful rhymes]] in the English dubbings.
** MissingMom: It is revealed in the Mother's Day episode that Upin, Ipin and Kak Ros' mother had died. The twins seem to be fully-aware of this and they took it quite easily and they remembered her grave.
** DisappearedDad: As of now, there haven't been a mention about their father.
* RhymesOnADime: Jarjit is a poetry savvy and he would try to make his every statement rhyme as possible. Possibly reflecting his interest in ''pantun''[[labelnote:*]]a Malay poetic form[[/labelnote]] and poems. Becomes [[PainfulRhyme painful rhymes]] in the English dubbings.
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* TricksterTwins: No need to guess who. Usually, they are harmless tricks and the twins are good at heart.
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** BigSisterInstinct: She's a great sister who, despite the above trope, cares for their well-being and she makes sure to lead them to the right that needs to be done.
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''Upin & Ipin'' (known as ''Upin dan Ipin'' in their own language) is a Malaysian AllCGICartoon. A television series of animated shorts produced by Les' Copaque Production. It follows the [[SliceOfLife life and adventures]] of the titular twin protagonists, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Upin & Ipin]]. Along with their friends, they learn lessons and the importance of values though it's actually a little more than that if you are familiar with Malaysian customs and culture, the latter which has been almost the main theme that makes the show itself, quite familiar in their home country but a distinct feel to foreigners who are unaware with the traditions thereof.
Starting production in 2007, it has since been continuously renewed and has reached six seasons (as of 2012). An unusually fast catch-up under a over 5 year run. Despite being acclaimed in its own country, it has also been acclaimed in other parts of Southeast Asia (notably, Indonesia: a country that shares linguistic and cultural similarities).
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!!The following tropes include:
* AlwaysIdenticalTwins
* BigSisterBully: Kak Ros but only if needed. Should her brothers do something wrong, she won't think twice by disciplining them with her own hands. Toned down in later seasons but still comes off as the big sister her brothers like to play around with and often reacts angrily towards them.
** BigSisterInstinct: She's a great sister who, despite the above trope, cares for their well-being and she makes sure to lead them to the right that needs to be done.
* CampGay: Salleh/Sally.
* CoolOldGuy: The village chief, Tok Dalang. He had done a lot of awesome things in his early years, much to the village children's astonishment.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: In a later episode, there was a mention of the circumcision. It comes off without controversy in places familiar with this practice and the fact that it's essential for growing boys but might startle some foreign audiences.
* HonestJohn[=/=]YoungEntrepreneur: Mail. Almost half the things that run in his mind are money and the instinct to sell something.
* TheMovie: ''Geng: The Adventure Begins''
* SliceOfLife
* SpoiledSweet: Mei-Mei. In school, she is shown to be a very smart and very helpful girl, though some of her male classmates find her insufferable, accusing her of being a class kiss-up (intentional or not, there's a bit of justifying evidence). But she's still very nice to everybody. Her only not-so-worst enemy might be [[HonestJohn Mail]].
* ThemeTwinNaming
* ThinkTwins: They might as well be the representation of the "two heads are better than one" saying. They are inseparable and they usually rely on each other and most of their ideas are created together.
* TricksterTwins: No need to guess who. Usually, they are harmless tricks and the twins are good at heart.
''Upin & Ipin'' (known as ''Upin dan Ipin'' in their own language) is a Malaysian AllCGICartoon. A television series of animated shorts produced by Les' Copaque Production. It follows the [[SliceOfLife life and adventures]] of the titular twin protagonists, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Upin & Ipin]]. Along with their friends, they learn lessons and the importance of values though it's actually a little more than that if you are familiar with Malaysian customs and culture, the latter which has been almost the main theme that makes the show itself, quite familiar in their home country but a distinct feel to foreigners who are unaware with the traditions thereof.
Starting production in 2007, it has since been continuously renewed and has reached six seasons (as of 2012). An unusually fast catch-up under a over 5 year run. Despite being acclaimed in its own country, it has also been acclaimed in other parts of Southeast Asia (notably, Indonesia: a country that shares linguistic and cultural similarities).
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!!The following tropes include:
* AlwaysIdenticalTwins
* BigSisterBully: Kak Ros but only if needed. Should her brothers do something wrong, she won't think twice by disciplining them with her own hands. Toned down in later seasons but still comes off as the big sister her brothers like to play around with and often reacts angrily towards them.
** BigSisterInstinct: She's a great sister who, despite the above trope, cares for their well-being and she makes sure to lead them to the right that needs to be done.
* CampGay: Salleh/Sally.
* CoolOldGuy: The village chief, Tok Dalang. He had done a lot of awesome things in his early years, much to the village children's astonishment.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: In a later episode, there was a mention of the circumcision. It comes off without controversy in places familiar with this practice and the fact that it's essential for growing boys but might startle some foreign audiences.
* HonestJohn[=/=]YoungEntrepreneur: Mail. Almost half the things that run in his mind are money and the instinct to sell something.
* TheMovie: ''Geng: The Adventure Begins''
* SliceOfLife
* SpoiledSweet: Mei-Mei. In school, she is shown to be a very smart and very helpful girl, though some of her male classmates find her insufferable, accusing her of being a class kiss-up (intentional or not, there's a bit of justifying evidence). But she's still very nice to everybody. Her only not-so-worst enemy might be [[HonestJohn Mail]].
* ThemeTwinNaming
* ThinkTwins: They might as well be the representation of the "two heads are better than one" saying. They are inseparable and they usually rely on each other and most of their ideas are created together.
* TricksterTwins: No need to guess who. Usually, they are harmless tricks and the twins are good at heart.
