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-> Voiced by Kyle Fairlie (''Franklin'', Seasons 1-5 and films), Mitchell Eisner (''Franklin'', Season 6), Christian Martyn (''Franklin and Friends''), Wes Rambo (''Franklin and the Adventures of the Noble Knights'')
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-> Voiced by Kyle Fairlie (''Franklin'', Seasons 1-5 and films), Mitchell Eisner Creator/MitchellEisner (''Franklin'', Season 6), Christian Martyn (''Franklin and Friends''), Wes Rambo (''Franklin and the Adventures of the Noble Knights'')
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->Voiced by Cody Jones (''Franklin'' Season 1), Luca Perlman (''Franklin'' Seasons 2-5), Marc [=McMulkin=] (''Franklin'' Season 6), Mark Ramsay (''Franklin and Friends'', earlier seasons), Paul Giergu (latter seasons), Thomas [=McCallum=] (''Franklin and the Adventures of the Noble Knights'')
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->Voiced by Cody Jones (''Franklin'' Season 1), Luca Perlman (''Franklin'' Seasons 2-5), Marc [=McMulkin=] Creator/MarcMcMulkin (''Franklin'' Season 6), Mark Ramsay (''Franklin and Friends'', earlier seasons), Paul Giergu (latter seasons), Thomas [=McCallum=] (''Franklin and the Adventures of the Noble Knights'')
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* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: Moose is introduced in "Franklin's New Friend" and only appears later in a smattering of book releases and no further episodes of the television show, completely disappearing without any explanation. Possible reasons include his large size making him a pain to animate/draw and perhaps that he was never intended to be a regular character, but they wanted to adapt the book for television anyway. Even so, the way he was [[IncrediblyLamePun Chucked out]] was more than little jarring considering that one of the big [[AnAesop Aesops]] of the story was about making a new friend. (Note: A group of three moose that may or may not be Moose and his family are briefly seen in the opening of ''Franklin and the Green Knight''.)
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* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: Moose is introduced in "Franklin's New Friend" and only appears later in a smattering of book releases and no further episodes of the television show, completely disappearing without any explanation. Possible reasons include his large size making him a pain to animate/draw and perhaps that he was never intended to be a regular character, but they wanted to adapt the book for television anyway. Even so, the way he was [[IncrediblyLamePun [[{{Pun}} Chucked out]] was more than little jarring considering that one of the big [[AnAesop Aesops]] of the story was about making a new friend. (Note: A group of three moose that may or may not be Moose and his family are briefly seen in the opening of ''Franklin and the Green Knight''.)
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* StockYuck: He has a strong dislike for Brussels sprouts. The early story "Franklin's Blanket" involves him missing his favorite blanket. When found, it's filled with Brussels sprouts - he had used it to hide them to avoid eating them and then forgotten where he had stashed it. In the third season story "Franklin's Fossil," when Franklin tries to put off digging potatoes to get something from Mr. Mole, Mrs. Turtle threatens to cook Brussels sprouts for dinner instead. Franklin then rapidly gets to work digging the potatoes. In the special ''Back to School with Franklin'', Franklin gives his blanket to his little sister Harriet for comfort, feeling he no longer needs it. It is then shown that they have similar taste, as she too tries to hide Brussels sprouts in the blanket.
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* BookWorm: She enjoys reading.
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* BookWorm: She enjoys reading.reaheding.
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* BusyBeaver: S is generally the most studious of the group in school, and also active in a number of activities and sports. However, special points to go to her father, Mr. Beaver, who not only is typically busy with something himself, but will as a rule put others to work if he sees them idle.
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->Voiced by Creator/NoahReid (''Franklin'' Seasons 1-5), Cole Caplan (''Franklin'' Season 6), Creator/CameronAnsell (''Franklin and the Turtle Lake Treasure''), Graeme Jokic (''Franklin and Friends''), Graham Mayes (''Franklin and the Adventures of the Noble Knights'')
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->Voiced by Creator/NoahReid (''Franklin'' Seasons 1-5), Cole Caplan Creator/ColeCaplan (''Franklin'' Season 6), Creator/CameronAnsell (''Franklin and the Turtle Lake Treasure''), Graeme Jokic (''Franklin and Friends''), Graham Mayes (''Franklin and the Adventures of the Noble Knights'')
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* CatchPhrase: "'''''Everybody''''' knows that!"
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* CatchPhrase: CharacterCatchphrase: "'''''Everybody''''' knows that!"
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* CatchPhrase: "You're such a kid!". To the point where it reminds one of a [[Characters/PokemonTheSeriesIris certain purple haired Pokémon Trainer]].
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* CatchPhrase: CharacterCatchphrase: "You're such a kid!". To the point where it reminds one of a [[Characters/PokemonTheSeriesIris certain purple haired Pokémon Trainer]].
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%%* AnnoyingYoungerSibling: She has a perverse urge to make life miserable for Franklin and the book ''Franklin and Harriet'' focuses around this trope in a three-dimensional way.
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%%* AnnoyingYoungerSibling: She has a perverse urge to make life miserable for Franklin and the book ''Franklin and Harriet'' focuses around this trope in a three-dimensional way. (needs to be expanded beyond a ZCE and made less bashy (the "perverse urge to make life miserable for Franklin" part)).
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* ImNotAfraidOfYou: In the first book ''Franklin in the Dark'', Franklin gives the monsters living in his shell a verbal ''coup de grâce'' by saying a brave "Good night". It also doubles as a tranquil ShutUpHannibal. The animated adaptation streamlines this by having him simply going into his shell and the "good night" is directed at his parents instead.
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* SiblingsWanted: He had this throughout the first four seasons of the animated series. At times he had a couple of sibling surrogates, first in his best friend Bear's little sister, Beatrice and also in a guest-star youngster character named Squirrel. The ''Franklin and the Green Knight'' movie deals with him at first being excited about finally getting a sibling, then becoming worried when he learns that babies get a lot of attention, even before they're born. ''Franklin's Magic Christmas'' sees him dealing with jealousy issues with his new sister, Harriet, who is now toddler/early-prescchooler age thanks to a combination of ComicBookTime and SoapOperaRapidAgingSyndrome. The fifth and sixth seasons of the program, as well further specials and the spin-off series ''Franklin and Friends'' have him, in general, settled comfortably in the role of caring big brother.
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* SiblingsWanted: He had this throughout the first four seasons of the animated series. At times he had a couple of sibling surrogates, first in his best friend Bear's little sister, Beatrice and also in a guest-star youngster character named Squirrel. The book ''Franklin's Baby Sister'' which was adapted into a subplot of the movie ''Franklin and the Green Knight'' movie deals with him at first being excited about finally getting a sibling, then becoming worried when he learns that babies get a lot of attention, even before they're born. ''Franklin's Magic Christmas'' sees him dealing with jealousy issues with his new sister, Harriet, who is now toddler/early-prescchooler age thanks to a combination of ComicBookTime and SoapOperaRapidAgingSyndrome. The fifth and sixth seasons of the program, as well further specials and the spin-off series ''Franklin and Friends'' have him, in general, settled comfortably in the role of caring big brother.
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* AdaptedOut: From the television adaptation of ''Frnaklin's Christmas Gift''.
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* AdaptedOut: From the television adaptation of ''Frnaklin's ''Franklin's Christmas Gift''.
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* AdaptedOut: From the television adaptation of ''Frnaklin's Christmas Gift''.
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* CloudCuckooLander: Occasionally, Franklin gets to be a litte ''too'' silly for his own good.
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* {{Claustrophobia}}: One of his reasons for being afraid of going into his shell in ''Franklin in the Dark''. This was based on Hawkeye's own claustrophobia in the ''M*A*S*H*'' episode C*A*V*E*.
* CloudCuckooLander: Occasionally, Franklin gets to be alitte little ''too'' silly for his own good.
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** Paulette Bourgeois reportedly drew Franklin from Hawkeye Pierce's experiences in the ''Series/{{Mash}}'' episode C*A*V*E*.
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** Paulette Bourgeois reportedly drew Franklin from Hawkeye Pierce's experiences in the ''Series/{{Mash}}'' episode C*A*V*E*.[[Recap/MashS7E20Cave C*A*V*E]].
