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* KnowWhenToFoldEm: Several times Horace and Jasper try to cut their losses and call it quits on Cruella' scheme. After their theft of the puppies makes headline news, they immediately call Cruella to back out and offer to settle for just half of what they were promised. After spending an exhausting night searching for the dalmatians all around the country side after they had escaped, Horace declares their intent on giving up before being once again strongarmed by Cruella into continuing their search.
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* HeroesLoveDogs: He ''melts'' at the sight of the Dalmatian puppies, and is horrified when he learns Cruella's plan involving them.
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* PunchClockVillain: Neither of them really go out of their way to abuse the puppies unless they're actively making a nuisance of themselves (i.e. barking at them or getting in front of the TV) and it's made pretty clear that the two are only going to skin the puppies because were promised a big pay by Cruella.
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* {{Irony}}: ''101 Dalmatians: The Series'' makes everyone in the show American, but makes her an EvilBrit. ''101 Dalmatian Street" keeps everyone in the show British, but makes her speak with an American accent.
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* {{Irony}}: ''101 Dalmatians: The Series'' makes everyone in the show American, but makes her an EvilBrit. ''101 Dalmatian Street" Street'' keeps everyone in the show British, but makes her speak with an American accent.
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* EvilBrit: Becomes this in ''101 Dalmatians: The Series". Due to the show now being set in the US instead of the UK, with Cruella being the ''only'' character to still remain British while everyone else is now American, this version plays this trope painfully straight.
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* EvilBrit: Becomes this in ''101 Dalmatians: The Series".Series''. Due to the show now being set in the US instead of the UK, with Cruella being the ''only'' character to still remain British while everyone else is now American, this version plays this trope painfully straight.
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* AdaptationalJobChange: In the original book Mr. Dearly was a financier who was given a small fortune by the government for saving Britain from a recession (twice), in the original movie Mr. Radcliffe is a song writer who earns his fortune from the breakout success of his TheVillainSucksSong, and the live action movie has him work as a video game designer who makes a game based on the events of the film.
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* AdaptationPersonalityChange: While Anita is pretty close to her original book counterpart in personality, Roger is an almost completely different character. The original Mr. Dearley was a wealthy, stylish gentleman who was "a wizard with finances" and the go-to person for the British government in financial cases. Roger is a struggling songwriter, and anything but wealthy and stylish; he's a bit of a bumbler and has a slight CowardlyLion streak. Of course, he ''has'' kept the original Mr. Dearley's kindness and love of animals in general (and dogs in particular), and is every bit as affectionate and caring towards his dalmatians as his book counterpart.
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* AdaptationPersonalityChange: While Anita is pretty close to her original book counterpart in personality, Roger is an almost completely different character. The original Mr. Dearley was a wealthy, stylish gentleman who was "a wizard with finances" and the go-to person for the British government in financial cases. Roger is a struggling songwriter, songwriter and anything but wealthy and stylish; he's a bit of a bumbler and has a slight CowardlyLion streak. Of course, he ''has'' kept the original Mr. Dearley's kindness and love of animals in general (and dogs in particular), and is every bit as affectionate and caring towards his dalmatians as his book counterpart.
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* {{Irony}}: ''101 Dalmatians: The Series'' makes everyone in the show American, but makes her an EvilBrit. ''101 Dalmatian Street" keeps everyone in the show British, but makes her speak with an American accent.
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* EvilBrit: Becomes this in ''101 Dalmatians: The Series". Due to the show now being set in the US instead of the UK, with Cruella being the ''only'' character to still remain British while everyone else is now American, this version plays this trope painfully straight.
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* AdaptationalVillainy: In the UsefulNotes/PlayStation video game, he acts as an enemy who will attack Patch in the studio.
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* AdaptationalVillainy: In the UsefulNotes/PlayStation Platform/PlayStation video game, he acts as an enemy who will attack Patch in the studio.
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* GagNose: They both have a very big nose.
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* StrongFamilyResemblance: Aside from Jasper being taller and skinnier than Horace, the two of them look completely identical to each other.
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* GoodSmokingEvilSmoking: Cruella's cigarette with holder. Unlike Roger's pipe, her cigarette fills every room she enters with a thick, unpleasant green haze.
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* GoodSmokingEvilSmoking: Cruella's cigarette with holder. Unlike Roger's pipe, her cigarette fills every room she enters with a thick, unpleasant green haze.haze, and she's also extremely rude about her smoking - blowing smoke in people's faces, snuffing out her cigarette in Anita's cupcakes and tapping it into her tea.
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* SmokingIsGlamorous: She's a fashionista who loves smoking.
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* SmokingIsGlamorous: She's a fashionista who loves smoking. Downplayed for reasons as mentioned above.
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* RedFlagRecreationMaterial: One sign that they're no good is that their favourite ShowWithinAShow is a game show about guessing the crimes of criminals.
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* CatchPhrase: For Horace: "I don't like it" and "I've been thinking".
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* {{Ballet}}: Anita's movements in the original animated film (traced from footage of classically-trained ballerina Helene Stanley) imply she's had at least some training when she was younger, which given the implicit December 1958 setting of the film (meaning she would have been a teenager at her oldest around the time ''Film/TheRedShoes'' put ballet lessons in vogue for little girls around England) would not be entirely out of the question.
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* {{Ballet}}: Anita's movements in the original animated film (traced from footage of classically-trained ballerina Helene Stanley) imply she's had at least some training when she was younger, which given the implicit December 1958 setting of the film (meaning she would have been a teenager at her oldest around the time ''Film/TheRedShoes'' ''Film/TheRedShoes1948'' put ballet lessons in vogue for little girls around England) would not be entirely out of the question.
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* PragmaticVillainy: When Horace and Jasper are dithering on killing the puppies and skinning them, Cruella threatens to call the police on them, since "the police are everywhere", and she'd rather not face charges since technically she didn't kidnap the puppies.
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** When Horace and Jasper are dithering on killing the puppies and skinning them, Cruella threatens to call the police on them, since "the police are everywhere", and she'd rather not face charges since technically she didn't kidnap thepuppies.puppies.
** For all of her materialism and obsession with fur coats, Cruella is ultimately willing to settle for only half a dozen dog-skin coats if it means she can obtain them before the police find her and her cohorts.
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** For all of her materialism and obsession with fur coats, Cruella is ultimately willing to settle for only half a dozen dog-skin coats if it means she can obtain them before the police find her and her cohorts.
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* EnragedByIdiocy: She has very little patience for Horace and Jasper’s incompetence and chews them out almost every time.
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* EccentricArtist: Very over-the-top and obsessed with spots.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: Lars may be eccentric and obsessed with black spots, but even he's horrified at Cruella's willingness to kill the puppies, and instantly rebolts against her.
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* ObviouslyEvil: "Cruella De Vil, Cruella De Vil, if she doesn't scare you no evil thing will..."
* PassiveAggressiveKombat: The entire interaction between her and Anita is this from her end.
* PassiveAggressiveKombat: The entire interaction between her and Anita is this from her end.
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* PassiveAggressiveKombat: The entire interaction between her and Anita is this from her end.
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* {{Jerkass}}: When you get right down to it, Cruella really has no redeeming qualities and is just generally mean and unpleasant.
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* {{Jerkass}}: When you get right down to it, Cruella really has no redeeming qualities and is just generally mean and unpleasant. Her EstablishingCharacterMoment has her casually insulting Anita (who she claims is her old friend) by calling her home a "horrid little house" and mocking her husband, whilst putting out her cigarette in her muffin and putting ashes in her tea.
