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* SmallNameBigEgo: She thinks she's the star of the Pussycats, and has on occasion introduced herself as "The most important member of the band."
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* HeroesWantRedheads: Though he's not TheHero (he fits as a sort-of Lancer), Alan would rather have Josie than Alexandra.
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* HollywoodToneDeaf: Cannot sing to save her life but believes she should be lead singer of the Pussycats.
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* AttemptedHomewrecker: Josie and Alan have been dating steadily pretty much since Alan's introduction. This doesn't stop Alexandra from trying to sabotage Josie, and take Alan for herself. However, much of the series comedy lies in Alexandra suffering repeated {{Backstab Backfire}}s while trying to sunder the Josie + Alan couple. This dynamic extends into the AnimatedAdaptation in 1970 by Creator/HannaBarbera.
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* {{Expy}}: In the comic, he is just a much richer [[Comicbook/{{Archie}} Reggie Mantle.]] The cartoon turned him into more of an expy of [[Franchise/ScoobyDoo Shaggy]] -- which made the crossover episode with Scooby-Doo a little weird, since they were [[TalkingToHimself both voiced]] by Creator/CaseyKasem.
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* {{Expy}}: In the comic, he is just a much richer [[Comicbook/{{Archie}} Reggie Mantle.]] The cartoon turned him into more of an expy of [[Franchise/ScoobyDoo Shaggy]] -- which made the crossover episode with Scooby-Doo a little weird, since they were [[TalkingToHimself [[ActingForTwo both voiced]] by Creator/CaseyKasem.
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* InformedDeformity: Several early issues imply Pepper is supposed to be unattractive, but as drawn, she's just a typical Dan De Carlo pretty girl with freckles.
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* InformedDeformity: Several early issues imply Pepper is supposed to be unattractive, but she's just a typical Dan DeCarlo pretty girl with freckles.
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* InexplicablySpeaksFluentAlien: In ''Josie and the Pussycats in Outer Space'', Melody could understand the speech of the gang's new alien TeamPet Bleep, and some other creatures.
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* KnowNothingKnowItAll: Especially in the cartoon - her declaring that she can do something better than anyone else (double points if it's someone obviously more qualified), only to immediately [[EpicFail foul it up]], is one of the show's biggest running gags. Ironically, she can actually be quite competent and helpful when she's not trying to showboat - some episodes like ''X Marks the Spot'' even put her in a larger heroic role.
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* KnowNothingKnowItAll: Especially in the cartoon - her declaring that she can do something better than anyone else (double points if it's someone obviously more qualified), only to immediately [[EpicFail foul it up]], is one of the show's biggest running gags. Ironically, she can actually be quite competent and helpful when she's not trying to showboat - some episodes like ''X "X Marks the Spot'' Spot" even put her in a larger heroic role.
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** In the cartoon, Alexandra stoops to subversion to undermine Josie, and insists upon being the DesignatedHero, which often sunders the effort to thwart the villain, though there were times when she actually managed to thwart the villain of the episode, mainly by accident.
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** In the cartoon, Alexandra stoops to subversion to undermine Josie, and insists upon being the DesignatedHero, designated hero, which often sunders the effort to thwart the villain, though there were times when she actually managed to thwart the villain of the episode, mainly by accident.
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* UncattyResemblance: Alexandra and Sebastian both have black hair with a white streak.
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* LeadSingerPlaysLeadGuitar: She is the trio's lead vocalist and lead guitarist.
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* PersonalHateBeforeCommonGoals: She is seething jealous of Josie's musical talent, and that Josie has Alan's affections. Alexandra will routinely jeopardize the Pussycats' efforts to escape from the villain or to thwart the EvilPlan just to humiliate Josie or to grandstand for Alan's attention. Naturally, this results in LaserGuidedKarma biting Alexandra on her butt, because in this animated series, SlapstickKnowsNoGender.
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* PersonalHateBeforeCommonGoals: She is seething jealous of Josie's musical talent, and that Josie has Alan's affections. Alexandra will routinely jeopardize the Pussycats' efforts to escape from the villain or to thwart the EvilPlan just to humiliate Josie or to grandstand for Alan's attention. Naturally, this results in LaserGuidedKarma biting Alexandra on her butt, because in this animated series, SlapstickKnowsNoGender.slapstick is for everyone.
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* SlapstickKnowsNoGender: Alexandra suffered by far the most comic mishaps on the cartoon, with Alexander coming in a distant second.
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* MeaningfulName: Melody certainly lives up to her name, because she usually speaks in a sing-song voice, denoted by the musical notes in her word balloons in the comics. She does not have this habit in the modern comics, however.
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* MeaningfulName: Melody certainly lives up to her name, because she usually speaks in a sing-song voice, denoted by the musical notes in her word balloons in the comics. She does not have this habit in the modern comics, comics or short-lived manga adaptation, however.
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* MsFanservice: She wears the skimpiest outfits and draw all the male attention.
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* MacGyvering: Valerie was the champion of this in the cartoon, making solutions and springing traps with guitar strings, bubble gum and hairspray.
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* TokenMinority: Valerie is the first African-American female cartoon character on a regular animated television series. Naturally she become this also in the comic.
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* TVGenius: She is the character who saves the day the most often, thanks to her street smarts and her mechanical and scientific genius.
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** In the modern comics she was studying ''veterinary medicine'' before she joined the Pussycats on tour.
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* TVGenius: She is the character who saves the day the most often, thanks to her street smarts and her mechanical and scientific genius.
**genius. In the modern comics comics, she was studying ''veterinary medicine'' before she joined the Pussycats on tour.
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* AdaptationalIntelligence: In the comic strip, Alan was portrayed to be, at best, an average guy with muscles or, at worst, a bit of DumbMuscle, but in the cartoon, he is made out to be just as intelligent as Valerie, turning him into a GeniusBruiser.
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* AdaptationalIntelligence: In the comic strip, Alan was portrayed to be, at best, an average guy with muscles or, at worst, a bit of DumbMuscle, but in the cartoon, he is made out to be a GeniusBruiser who's just as intelligent as Valerie, turning him into a GeniusBruiser.Valerie.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: Alexander's personality is markedly different in the animated series; he is much friendlier, though no more dependable and far more cowardly than his comic strip alter ego.
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* MeaningfulName: Melody certainly lives up to her name, because she usually speaks in a sing-song voice, denoted by the musical notes in her word balloons in the comics.
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* ThirdOptionLoveInterest: For Archie Andrews in the comic. She was featured as his love interest in a crossover supplement story, and the idea became popular enough that she returned several times as his permanent girlfriend. She even received her own ''Married'' storyline alongside Betty and Veronica, wherein Archie chose to go into music rather than go into business. He and Valerie become a husband-wife singing duo, and even have a dark-skinned redHead baby who follows in their footsteps.
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* ThirdOptionLoveInterest: For Archie Andrews in the comic. She was featured as his love interest in a crossover supplement story, and the idea became popular enough that she returned several times as his permanent girlfriend. She even received her own ''Married'' storyline alongside Betty and Veronica, wherein Archie chose to go into music rather than go into business. He and Valerie become a husband-wife singing duo, and even have a dark-skinned redHead redhead baby who follows in their footsteps.
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* ThirdOptionLoveInterest: For Archie Andrews in the comic. She was featured as his love interest in a crossover supplement story, and the idea became popular enough that she returned several times as his permanent girlfriend. She even received her own ''Married'' storyline alongside Betty and Veronica, wherein Archie chose to go into music rather than go into business. He and Valerie become a husband-wife singing duo, and even have a DarkSkinnedRedHead baby who follows in their footsteps.
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* ThirdOptionLoveInterest: For Archie Andrews in the comic. She was featured as his love interest in a crossover supplement story, and the idea became popular enough that she returned several times as his permanent girlfriend. She even received her own ''Married'' storyline alongside Betty and Veronica, wherein Archie chose to go into music rather than go into business. He and Valerie become a husband-wife singing duo, and even have a DarkSkinnedRedHead dark-skinned redHead baby who follows in their footsteps.
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** In another, Melody visits a museum with the rest of the Pussycats, and inadvertently causes the tour groups to abandon the tour to follow ''her'' instead. When the museum curator tries to counter this by hiring Melody as a tour guide herself, a new problem arises: an exhibit is robbed while she and a tour group are in there, with the theft succeeding because the tour group is so focused on Melody, while she's too busy [[BrainlessBeauty sounding out the signs on the exhibit]].
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* AlliterativeName: Sometimes, though the comics are inconsistent about whether her surname is Jones or James (or whether it's [=McCoy=] as in the 2001 film).
* ContinuitySnarl: Josie's surname has been inconsistent. It was alternately "Jones" or "James" for much of the comic's run. [=McCoy=] was her surname for the 2001 movie. Archie Comics later sometimes acknowledged the surnames from the movie as canonical, though not consistently. In a few stories reprinted in the 2000s, Archie Comics changed her surname to [=McCoy=]. However, the manga version used "Jones", which was her first surname to actually appear in the comics.
* ContinuitySnarl: Josie's surname has been inconsistent. It was alternately "Jones" or "James" for much of the comic's run. [=McCoy=] was her surname for the 2001 movie. Archie Comics later sometimes acknowledged the surnames from the movie as canonical, though not consistently. In a few stories reprinted in the 2000s, Archie Comics changed her surname to [=McCoy=]. However, the manga version used "Jones", which was her first surname to actually appear in the comics.
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* AlliterativeName: Sometimes, though the comics are inconsistent about whether her surname is Jones or James (or whether it's [=McCoy=] as in the cartoon and 2001 film).
* ContinuitySnarl: Josie's surname has been inconsistent. It was alternately "Jones" or "James" for much of the comic's run. [=McCoy=] was her surname for the 1970 cartoon and the 2001 movie. Archie Comics later sometimes acknowledged the surnames from the movie as canonical, though not consistently. In a few stories reprinted in the 2000s, Archie Comics changed her surname to [=McCoy=]. However, the manga version used "Jones", which was her first surname to actually appear in the comics.
* ContinuitySnarl: Josie's surname has been inconsistent. It was alternately "Jones" or "James" for much of the comic's run. [=McCoy=] was her surname for the 1970 cartoon and the 2001 movie. Archie Comics later sometimes acknowledged the surnames from the movie as canonical, though not consistently. In a few stories reprinted in the 2000s, Archie Comics changed her surname to [=McCoy=]. However, the manga version used "Jones", which was her first surname to actually appear in the comics.
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** AdaptationalWimp: Her magic powers are nowhere to be found in the film; probably for the best since she [[spoiler:[[StoryBreakerPower could've resolved the problems involving the record company's subliminal messaging far sooner.]]]]
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** AdaptationalWimp: Her magic powers are nowhere to be found in either the cartoons and the film; probably for the best since since, in the latter, she [[spoiler:[[StoryBreakerPower could've resolved the problems involving the record company's subliminal messaging far sooner.]]]]
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* BewareTheNiceOnes: In the modern comics. When she finds out [[spoiler: Alan is cheating on Josie]] her first reaction is '''I WILL MURDER HIM IN PUBLIC.'''
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* AdaptationalNiceGuy: Isn't as much of a jerk in the live-action film (since there were already antagonists), and ultimately helps Josie [[spoiler: uncover the SubliminalSeduction [=MegaRecords=] was using on them.]]
** AdaptationalWimp: Her magic powers are nowhere to be found in the film; probably for the best since she [[spoiler:[[StoryBreakerPower could've resolved the problems involving the record company's subliminal messaging far sooner.]]]]
* TheBusCameBack: Alexandra having magical powers, along with Sebastian, had been missing since the 80s. A 2014 issue brought them back.
** AdaptationalWimp: Her magic powers are nowhere to be found in the film; probably for the best since she [[spoiler:[[StoryBreakerPower could've resolved the problems involving the record company's subliminal messaging far sooner.]]]]
* TheBusCameBack: Alexandra having magical powers, along with Sebastian, had been missing since the 80s. A 2014 issue brought them back.
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* AdaptationalNiceGuy: Isn't as much of a jerk in the live-action film (since there were already antagonists), and ultimately helps Josie [[spoiler: uncover [[spoiler:uncover the SubliminalSeduction [=MegaRecords=] was using on them.]]
** AdaptationalWimp: Her magic powers are nowhere to be found in the film; probably for the best since she [[spoiler:[[StoryBreakerPower could've resolved the problems involving the record company's subliminal messaging far sooner.]]]]
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* TheBusCameBack: Alexandra having magical powers, along with Sebastian, had been missing since the80s.'80s. A 2014 issue brought them back.
** AdaptationalWimp: Her magic powers are nowhere to be found in the film; probably for the best since she [[spoiler:[[StoryBreakerPower could've resolved the problems involving the record company's subliminal messaging far sooner.
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* KnowNothingKnowItAll: Especially in the cartoon - her declaring that she can do something better than anyone else (double points if it's someone obviously more qualified), only to immediately [[EpicFail foul it up,]] is one of the show's biggest running gags. Ironically, she can actually be quite competent and helpful when she's not trying to showboat - some episodes like ''X Marks the Spot'' even put her in a larger heroic role.
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* KnowNothingKnowItAll: Especially in the cartoon - her declaring that she can do something better than anyone else (double points if it's someone obviously more qualified), only to immediately [[EpicFail foul it up,]] up]], is one of the show's biggest running gags. Ironically, she can actually be quite competent and helpful when she's not trying to showboat - some episodes like ''X Marks the Spot'' even put her in a larger heroic role.
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Josie’s best friend in the original comics, and, until the 1969 renovation, one of the main five characters (along with Josie, Melody, Albert and Alex).
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* ExpositoryHairstyleChange: She started out with a elaborate poufy and flipped bouffant in the [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/archiecomics/images/3/35/She%27s_Josie_Vol_1_1.png/revision/latest?cb=20170404234522 1963-1964 comics]], [[https://comicvine.gamespot.com/she-s-josie-11-the-great-one/4000-409776/ 1965 gave her the signature bouffant/bob hairstyle]] associated with her, only for it vary in styles throught the years (poufy bangs in TheEighties and a blunt bob or shag in TheNineties and TheAughts).
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* ExpositoryHairstyleChange: She started out with a elaborate poufy and flipped bouffant in the [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/archiecomics/images/3/35/She%27s_Josie_Vol_1_1.png/revision/latest?cb=20170404234522 1963-1964 comics]], [[https://comicvine.gamespot.com/she-s-josie-11-the-great-one/4000-409776/ 1965 gave her the signature bouffant/bob hairstyle]] associated with her, only for it vary in styles throught throughout the years decades (poufy bangs in TheEighties and a blunt bob or shag in TheNineties and TheAughts).
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* StandardizedLeader: Josie suffers from this at times. Alexandra is the main plot driver, and Valerie is the main problem solver, leaving Josie not very much to do.
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* InformedAttractiveness: Several early issues imply Pepper is supposed to be unattractive.
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->'''Played by:''' Julia Chan (''Riverdale'')