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* InNameOnly: He ''considers'' himself brainy but his actual knowledge is questionable at best and he is almost always wrong. His original name translates to "Smurf with Glasses", highlighting the fact he is not actually smarter than the other Smurfs, even though he fancies himself to be.
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* InNameOnly: InformedAttribute: He ''considers'' himself brainy but his actual knowledge is questionable at best and he is almost always wrong.wrong. He's a ''bit'' more knowledgeable in the live action films, if still fairly pretentious.
* InNameOnly: His English name at least. His original name translates to "Smurf with Glasses", highlighting the fact he is not actually smarter than the other Smurfs, even though he fancies himself to be.
* InNameOnly: His English name at least. His original name translates to "Smurf with Glasses", highlighting the fact he is not actually smarter than the other Smurfs, even though he fancies himself to be.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: He's by far the most self-centered and egotistical Smurf, he sucks up to those in positions of power and belittles everyone else, and his self-important attitude is enough to drive anyone crazy... but he ''does'' mean well.
* KnowNothingKnowItAll: He's more tolerable in the movie - while he still annoys his fellow Smurfs, it's not to the point of being thrown out of the village or hit with a hammer.
* KnowNothingKnowItAll: He's more tolerable in the movie - while he still annoys his fellow Smurfs, it's not to the point of being thrown out of the village or hit with a hammer.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: He's by far the most self-centered and egotistical Smurf, he sucks up to those in positions of power and belittles everyone else, and his self-important attitude is enough to drive anyone crazy... but he ''does'' mean well.
* KnowNothingKnowItAll:well. He's more tolerable in the movie - while he still annoys his fellow Smurfs, it's not to the point of being thrown out of the village or hit with a hammer.hammer.
* KnowNothingKnowItAll: You can probably count the times he has something knowledgable to say on one hand.
* KnowNothingKnowItAll:
* KnowNothingKnowItAll: You can probably count the times he has something knowledgable to say on one hand.
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* OnlyFriend: The large reason for said OddFriendship, Clumsy's the only one that can stand him.
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* BolivianArmyEnding: Several of her appearances ended with her in a supposedly irreversible position. In one episode she was erased from existence. In another she was left stuck in the form of the Smurf, with no way of knowing how to change back.
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* MilesGloriosus: The one time Gargamel stood up to him, the roles very quickly reversed...
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* ToiletHumor: Shown in one of the trailers to go spazzy like the [[TazMania Tazmanian Devil]] before he lets out a burp.
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* ToiletHumor: Shown in one of the trailers to go spazzy like the [[TazMania [[WesternAnimation/TazMania Tazmanian Devil]] before he lets out a burp.
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* AFatherToHisMen: In the English vocal track of the live-action movie, Gargamel goes so far as to have Papa Smurf say he has 99 sons and one daughter. Papa Smurf himself says that they're his family.
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* AFatherToHisMen: Or more accurately, A Father To His Smurfs. In the English vocal track of the live-action movie, Gargamel goes so far as to have Papa Smurf say he has 99 sons and one daughter. Papa Smurf himself says that they're his family.
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male or female is irrelevant, the problem is that it's against the rules. see How To Write An Example, it explicitly says "Do Not Pothole the Trope Name"
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* [[AFatherToHisMen A Father To His Smurfs]]: In the English vocal track of the live-action movie, Gargamel goes so far as to have Papa Smurf say he has 99 sons and one daughter. Papa Smurf himself says that they're his family.
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* [[AFatherToHisMen A Father To His Smurfs]]: AFatherToHisMen: In the English vocal track of the live-action movie, Gargamel goes so far as to have Papa Smurf say he has 99 sons and one daughter. Papa Smurf himself says that they're his family.
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The term Smurfs can apply equally to both male and female Smurfs, so using A Father To His Smurfs is correct.
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* AFatherToHisMen: In the English vocal track of the live-action movie, Gargamel goes so far as to have Papa Smurf say he has 99 sons and one daughter. Papa Smurf himself says that they're his family.
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* AFatherToHisMen: [[AFatherToHisMen A Father To His Smurfs]]: In the English vocal track of the live-action movie, Gargamel goes so far as to have Papa Smurf say he has 99 sons and one daughter. Papa Smurf himself says that they're his family.
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The village architect, who designs all the buildings in the village. He sometimes gets a little frustrated that the other Smurfs keep preferring the old, classic designs to their houses and are seldom interested in his new and exciting ideas for buildings.
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The village architect, who designs all the buildings in the village. He sometimes gets a little frustrated that the other Smurfs keep preferring the old, classic designs to their houses and are seldom interested in his new and exciting ideas for buildings.
buildings. Appears only in the cartoon.
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A Smurf who bakes bread, cakes and pies, and takes great pleasure in his work. Appears only in the live-action movie; in the cartoon his role is taken by Greedy Smurf.
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A Smurf who bakes bread, cakes and pies, and takes great pleasure in his work. Appears only in the comic books and the live-action movie; in the cartoon his role is taken by Greedy Smurf.
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* StarterVillain: Not for Johan, but for the Smurfs, as he was the villain in their very first appearance.
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->'''Voiced by:''' William Coryn [Original French version]; Unknown Voice Actor [United Kingdom English dub]; Unknown Voice Actor [United States English dub] - ''WesternAnimation/TheSmurfsAndTheMagicFlute'' United States’ English dub
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->'''Voiced by:''' William Coryn [Original French version]; Unknown Voice Actor [United Kingdom English dub]; Unknown Voice Actor [United States English dub] - ''WesternAnimation/TheSmurfsAndTheMagicFlute'' United States’ States’ English dub
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* SeniorCreep: It's obvious he's not a particularly attractive and friendly old man, and other characters [[LampshadeHanging called him ugly]] multiple times. Alternately, he could just be looking older than his actual age, placing him at early middle age at the very least.
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* SeniorCreep: It's obvious he's not a particularly attractive and friendly old man, and other characters [[LampshadeHanging called him ugly]] multiple times. Alternately, he could just be looking older than his actual age, placing him at early middle age at the very least. His mother in the cartoon series is more befitting of this trope.
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* SeniorCreep: It's obvious he's not a particularly attractive and friendly old man, and other characters [[LampshadeHanging called him ugly]] multiple times.
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* SeniorCreep: It's obvious he's not a particularly attractive and friendly old man, and other characters [[LampshadeHanging called him ugly]] multiple times. Alternately, he could just be looking older than his actual age, placing him at early middle age at the very least.
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* SeniorCreep: It's obvious he's not a particularly attractive and friendly old man, and other characters [[LampshadeHanging called him ugly]] multiple times.
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Schtroumpf Curieux's English name from the video game The Smurfs 2/Travel the World.
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A Smurf who bakes bread, cakes and pies, and takes great pleasure in his work. Appears only in the live-action movie;
in the cartoon his role is taken by Greedy Smurf.
in the cartoon his role is taken by Greedy Smurf.
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A Smurf who bakes bread, cakes and pies, and takes great pleasure in his work. Appears only in the live-action movie;
movie; in the cartoon his role is taken by Greedy Smurf.
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[[WMG: Nosey Smurf (Schtroumpf Curieux)]][[quoteright:70:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/NoseySmurf_4455.jpg]]
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[[WMG: Nosey Smurf/Inquisitive Smurf (Schtroumpf Curieux)]][[quoteright:70:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/NoseySmurf_4455.jpg]]
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* YankTheDogsChain: [[spoiler: The episode "Chlorhydris' Lost Love" - her fiance returns to her, but he accidentally sits on the arrows he hate she created, and they turn his love for her into hatred, causing him to abandon her once more]].
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* YankTheDogsChain: [[spoiler: The episode "Chlorhydris' Lost Love" - her fiance returns to her, but he accidentally sits on the arrows he of hate she created, and they turn his love for her into hatred, causing him to abandon her once more]].
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* AdaptationalHeroism: In the Live-Action films and "The Legend Of Smurfy Hollow" and "The Smurfs: A Christmas Carol". Brainy is alot more nicer and sympathetic than he was in the comics and cartoon series.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: In the Live-Action films and "The Legend Of Smurfy Hollow" and "The Smurfs: A Christmas Carol". Brainy is alot a lot more nicer and sympathetic than he was in the comics and cartoon series.
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* YankTheDogsChain: [[spoiler: The episode "Chlorhydris' Lost Love" - her fiance returns to her, but he accidentally sits on the arrows he hate she created, and they turn his love for her into hatred, causing him to abandon her once more]].
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* [[spoiler: OlderThanTheyLook: He is thousand years old because of the locket mentioned above.]]
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* [[spoiler: OlderThanTheyLook: He is a thousand years old because of the locket mentioned above.]]
* PreAsskickingOneLiner: In the second Christmas Special of the animated show, he delivers an epic one right before delivering a magical NoHoldsBarredBeatdown on Balthazar.
---> '''Gargamel''': "He is MY FRIEND!"
---> '''Gargamel''': "He is MY FRIEND!"
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* UngratefulBastard: Despite many a SaveTheVillain moment by the Smurfs, he still never returns the favor and is still plotting his revenge against them.
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* UngratefulBastard: Despite many a SaveTheVillain moment by the Smurfs, he still never returns the favor and is still plotting his revenge against them.them.
** The Animated series offers a notable subversion in the second Christmas special. While Gargamel doesn't actually come out and thank the Smurfs, he does come damn close. After Balthazar mortally wounds Azrael, The Smurfs, instead of fleeing for their lives, actually tend to the cat's wounds, and save his life, while Gargamel is giving Balthazar a well-deserved, magical NoHoldsBarredBeatdown for doing so, ''and treating it as something unimportant.'' Once Balthazar has fled in terror, it would seem that, once again, Gargamel would go after The Smurfs. To the surprise of '''everyone''', Gargamel actually calls off Azrael, picks up the very confused cat, makes up an excuse, and walks away.
** The Animated series also toys with an inversion. After Gargamel actually saves The Smurfs from certain extinction, by rescuing the Long Life Stone from falling into a volcano, he bemoans The Smurfs for being Ungrateful Bastards because he's stuck hanging by his threadbare robe over a lava pit, forgetting the fact that The Smurfs have neither the power nor the means to rescue him, and their long history of SaveTheVillain on his behalf.
** The Animated series offers a notable subversion in the second Christmas special. While Gargamel doesn't actually come out and thank the Smurfs, he does come damn close. After Balthazar mortally wounds Azrael, The Smurfs, instead of fleeing for their lives, actually tend to the cat's wounds, and save his life, while Gargamel is giving Balthazar a well-deserved, magical NoHoldsBarredBeatdown for doing so, ''and treating it as something unimportant.'' Once Balthazar has fled in terror, it would seem that, once again, Gargamel would go after The Smurfs. To the surprise of '''everyone''', Gargamel actually calls off Azrael, picks up the very confused cat, makes up an excuse, and walks away.
** The Animated series also toys with an inversion. After Gargamel actually saves The Smurfs from certain extinction, by rescuing the Long Life Stone from falling into a volcano, he bemoans The Smurfs for being Ungrateful Bastards because he's stuck hanging by his threadbare robe over a lava pit, forgetting the fact that The Smurfs have neither the power nor the means to rescue him, and their long history of SaveTheVillain on his behalf.
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* TheDreaded: Everybody in the Smurf's universe fears him, and with good reason.
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* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: His name is ''Nemesis'' and it fits.
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* ColorCodedPatrician: He wears red, where everybody else wears white. G
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* ColorCodedPatrician: He wears red, where everybody else wears white. G
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* BigGood
* ColorCodedPatrician
* ColorCodedPatrician
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* BigGood
BigGood: As the leader of the Smurfs.
*ColorCodedPatricianColorCodedPatrician: He wears red, where everybody else wears white. G
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* CatchPhrase: "As Papa Smurf always says...", "I'll tell it to Papa Smurf !"
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* CatchPhrase: CatchPhrase:
** "As Papa Smurf always says...", ",
** "I'll tell it to Papa Smurf!"!"
** In the Italian dub, he has the catchphrase "Che è meglio!" (that means more or less "And that's better!"). He says this at the end of his sentences ''all the time'', to the point of being his VerbalTic.
** "As Papa Smurf always says...
** "I'll tell it to Papa Smurf
** In the Italian dub, he has the catchphrase "Che è meglio!" (that means more or less "And that's better!"). He says this at the end of his sentences ''all the time'', to the point of being his VerbalTic.
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* CharacterRerailment: In the Live-Action films, Grouchy acts more like his original comic book compared to his current personality since the animated series.
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* {{Flanderization}}: In his first appearances in the comics, he was perfectly capable of carrying on a normal conversation, even with his grouchy attitude. Over time, though, his MadLibsCatchPhrase of "I hate (...)" became more and more prominent in his dialogue, and by the time the cartoon came around, almost all of Grouchy's dialoge was based solely around declaring his hatred for whatever the others were talking about at the time.
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* {{Flanderization}}: {{Flanderization}}:
** In his first appearances in the comics, he was perfectly capable of carrying on a normal conversation, even with his grouchy attitude. Over time, though, his MadLibsCatchPhrase of "I hate (...)" became more and more prominent in his dialogue, and by the time the cartoon came around, almost all of Grouchy's dialoge was based solely around declaring his hatred for whatever the others were talking about at the time.
** In his first appearances in the comics, he was perfectly capable of carrying on a normal conversation, even with his grouchy attitude. Over time, though, his MadLibsCatchPhrase of "I hate (...)" became more and more prominent in his dialogue, and by the time the cartoon came around, almost all of Grouchy's dialoge was based solely around declaring his hatred for whatever the others were talking about at the time.
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* HiddenHeartOfGold: Grouchy may say he hates everything, but if there's one person he does love, it's Baby Smurf.
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* HiddenHeartOfGold: HiddenHeartOfGold:
** Grouchy may say he hates everything, but if there's one person he does love, it's Baby Smurf.
** Grouchy may say he hates everything, but if there's one person he does love, it's Baby Smurf.
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* PapaWolf: Towards Baby Smurf. It's the most heartwarming thing in the entire cartoon.
** Most notable in the episode "Grouchy Makes a Splash", in which Grouchy is afraid to swim. But the moment he sees Baby in danger, he ''immediately'' dives into the water to rescue him.
** Most notable in the episode "Grouchy Makes a Splash", in which Grouchy is afraid to swim. But the moment he sees Baby in danger, he ''immediately'' dives into the water to rescue him.
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* PapaWolf: Towards Baby Smurf. It's the most heartwarming thing in the entire cartoon. \n** Most notable in the episode "Grouchy Makes a Splash", in which Grouchy is afraid to swim. But the moment he sees Baby in danger, he ''immediately'' dives into the water to rescue him.
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* PetTheDog: In the episode where Baby Smurf is introduced, when Grouchy Smurf learns that the stork is coming back to take away Baby Smurf, he decides to take him away in the woods because he doesn't want him to leave. When he eventually returns, he cries and shows more emotion that he has ever done in the series.
** That scene really was a TearJerker, and contains some RL implications. Grouchy loved Baby, maybe more than anyone, but the scenes that followed his running away reminded this troper of situations with a too-young parent or slightly older guardian sibling learning that love wasn't enough to care for the child. When a tearful Grouchy comes back, defeated, and says "I HATE GIVING UP!", well, that may be Michael Bell's best performance this side of Ezekiel Rage.
** That scene really was a TearJerker, and contains some RL implications. Grouchy loved Baby, maybe more than anyone, but the scenes that followed his running away reminded this troper of situations with a too-young parent or slightly older guardian sibling learning that love wasn't enough to care for the child. When a tearful Grouchy comes back, defeated, and says "I HATE GIVING UP!", well, that may be Michael Bell's best performance this side of Ezekiel Rage.
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* PetTheDog: In the episode where Baby Smurf is introduced, when Grouchy Smurf learns that the stork is coming back to take away Baby Smurf, he decides to take him away in the woods because he doesn't want him to leave. When he eventually returns, he cries and shows more emotion that he has ever done in the series.
**series. That scene really was a TearJerker, and contains some RL implications. Grouchy loved Baby, maybe more than anyone, but the scenes that followed his running away reminded this troper of situations with a too-young parent or slightly older guardian sibling learning that love wasn't enough to care for the child. When a tearful Grouchy comes back, defeated, and says "I HATE GIVING UP!", well, that may be Michael Bell's best performance this side of Ezekiel Rage.
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* CatchPhrase: "I've a [[StuffBlowingUp gift]] for you!"
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* TheHyena
* {{Jerkass}}
** JerkWithAHeartOfGold: At least when it comes to Baby Smurf, he doesn't play his pranks on him, but instead gives him nice presents.
* {{Jerkass}}
** JerkWithAHeartOfGold: At least when it comes to Baby Smurf, he doesn't play his pranks on him, but instead gives him nice presents.
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* TheHyena
TheHyena: He generally finds everything funny.
*{{Jerkass}}
**{{Jerkass}}: He sometimes pulls pranks at the most inappropriate moments. He just loves to play around with people, no matter how much he irritates them.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: At least when it comes to Baby Smurf, he doesn't play his pranks on him, but instead gives him nice presents.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: At least when it comes to Baby Smurf, he doesn't play his pranks on him, but instead gives him nice presents.
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* ThePranksterThePrankster: Though he always pulls the same prank on everyone, over and over again (with few exceptions).
* DamselInDistress: Rarely is there an episode where Smurfette does NOT need someone else to rescue her. Mostly averted in the live-action movie.
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* DistressedDamsel: Rarely is there an episode where Smurfette does NOT need someone else to rescue her. Mostly averted in the live-action movie.
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* [[AFatherToHisMen A Father To His Smurfs]]: In the English vocal track of the live-action movie, Gargamel goes so far as to have Papa Smurf say he has 99 sons and one daughter. Papa Smurf himself says that they're his family.
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* AFatherToHisMen: In the English vocal track of the live-action movie, Gargamel goes so far as to have Papa Smurf say he has 99 sons and one daughter. Papa Smurf himself says that they're his family.
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* AFatherToHisMen: [[AFatherToHisMen A Father To His Smurfs]]: In the English vocal track of the live-action movie, Gargamel goes so far as to have Papa Smurf say he has 99 sons and one daughter. Papa Smurf himself says that they're his family.
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* IntelligenceEqualsIsolation: Subverted because he is shunned not because of his [[KnowKnothingKnowItAll "intelligence"]] but due to his overblown ego, contrasting with Papa Smurf, who is both intelligent and easy-going.
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* IntelligenceEqualsIsolation: Subverted because he is shunned not because of his [[KnowKnothingKnowItAll "intelligence"]] his "[[KnowNothingKnowItAll intelligence]]" but due to his overblown ego, contrasting with Papa Smurf, who is both intelligent and easy-going.
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* [[AFatherToHisMen A Father To His Smurfs]]: In the English vocal track of the live-action movie, Gargamel goes so far as to have Papa Smurf say he has 99 sons and one daughter. Papa Smurf himself says that they're his family.
* [[AndThenJohnWasAZombie And Then Papa Smurf Was A Black/Purple Smurf]]: This happens to him in "The Purple Smurfs" (and its comic book predecessor "The Black Smurfs"), when he was the last Smurf to be infected.
* [[AndThenJohnWasAZombie And Then Papa Smurf Was A Black/Purple Smurf]]: This happens to him in "The Purple Smurfs" (and its comic book predecessor "The Black Smurfs"), when he was the last Smurf to be infected.
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* [[AFatherToHisMen A Father To His Smurfs]]: AFatherToHisMen: In the English vocal track of the live-action movie, Gargamel goes so far as to have Papa Smurf say he has 99 sons and one daughter. Papa Smurf himself says that they're his family.
*[[AndThenJohnWasAZombie And Then AndThenJohnWasAZombie: Papa Smurf Was A Black/Purple Smurf]]: Smurf. This happens to him in "The Purple Smurfs" (and its comic book predecessor "The Black Smurfs"), when he was the last Smurf to be infected.
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* {{Badass}}: Even more so some of the scenes in the Live-Actions films.
** BadassBeard
** BadassGrandpa
** BadassPacifist
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** BadassGrandpa
** BadassPacifist
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* {{Badass}}: BadassBeard
* BadassGrandpa: Even more so some of the scenes in the Live-Actions films.
** BadassBeard
** BadassGrandpa
** BadassPacifist* BadassPacifist: And when he's pissed, look out.
* BadassGrandpa: Even more so some of the scenes in the Live-Actions films.
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* Creator/DonMessick: He was basically born to voice this character in the English version of the cartoon show.
* {{Ephebophile}} / PervertDad: Papa Smurf's one-time attraction to Smurfette in "Romeo And Smurfette". Thankfully averted (so far) in the live-action movie series, where his relationship to Smurfette is genuinely father to daughter.
* {{Ephebophile}} / PervertDad: Papa Smurf's one-time attraction to Smurfette in "Romeo And Smurfette". Thankfully averted (so far) in the live-action movie series, where his relationship to Smurfette is genuinely father to daughter.
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* Creator/DonMessick: He was basically born to voice this character in the English version of the cartoon show.
* {{Ephebophile}} / PervertDad:{{Ephebophile}}: Papa Smurf's one-time attraction to Smurfette in "Romeo And Smurfette". Thankfully averted (so far) in the live-action movie series, where his relationship to Smurfette is genuinely father to daughter.
* {{Ephebophile}} / PervertDad:
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* [[GrandmaWhatMassiveHotnessYouHave Grandpa, What Massive Smurfiness You Have!]]: Implied by Flowerbell in "Papa's Wedding Day" when she's trying to win his heart.
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* [[GrandmaWhatMassiveHotnessYouHave Grandpa, What Massive Smurfiness You Have!]]: GrandmaWhatMassiveHotnessYouHave: Implied by Flowerbell in "Papa's Wedding Day" when she's trying to win his heart.
* AdaptationalHeroism: In the Live-Action films and "The Legend Of Smurfy Hollow" and "The Smurfs: A Christmas Carol". Brainy is alot more nicer and sympathetic than he was in the comics and cartoon series.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: In the Live-Action films and "The Legend Of Smurfy Hollow" and "The Smurfs: A Christmas Carol". Brainy is alot more nicer and sympathetic than he was in the comics and cartoon series.
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* CharacterizationMarchesOn: In the 2011 film. Brainy isn't as annoying as he was in the comics.
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* CharacterizationMarchesOn: CharacterizationMarchesOn:
** In the 2011 film. Brainy isn't as annoying as he was in the comics.
** In the 2011 film. Brainy isn't as annoying as he was in the comics.
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* InsufferableGenius
InNameOnly: He ''considers'' himself brainy but his actual knowledge is questionable at best and he is almost always wrong. His original name translates to "Smurf with Glasses", highlighting the fact he is not actually smarter than the other Smurfs, even though he fancies himself to be.
*IntelligenceEqualsIsolationInsufferableGenius: Acts like a lecturing, arrogant know-it-all and the other smurfs find him insufferable.
* IntelligenceEqualsIsolation: Subverted because he is shunned not because of his [[KnowKnothingKnowItAll "intelligence"]] but due to his overblown ego, contrasting with Papa Smurf, who is both intelligent and easy-going.
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* IntelligenceEqualsIsolation: Subverted because he is shunned not because of his [[KnowKnothingKnowItAll "intelligence"]] but due to his overblown ego, contrasting with Papa Smurf, who is both intelligent and easy-going.
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* PetTheDog: The time he passes educating Wild Smurf and showing genuine care.
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* PetTheDog: OddFriendship: His best friend is Clumsy, of all people, mostly because Clumsy is the only smurf who genuinely likes him.
* PetTheDog:
** The time he passes educating Wild Smurf and showing genuine care.
* PetTheDog:
** The time he passes educating Wild Smurf and showing genuine care.
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* AscendedExtra[=/=]BreakoutCharacter: He's a minor character in the original comics, his appearances usually based around being told to fetch or do something and messing it up, but he's very much a major character in the cartoon, and ends up as the hero of the live-action movie.
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* AscendedExtra[=/=]BreakoutCharacter: AscendedExtra: He's a minor character in the original comics, his appearances usually based around being told to fetch or do something and messing it up, but he's very much a major character in the cartoon, and ends up as the hero of the live-action movie.
* OddFriendship: With Brainy.
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* VitriolicBestBuds: Type 1, with Brainy. Clumsy is the only Smurf who genuinely admires Brainy and dotes on him, usually to Brainy's annoyance.
** When his glasses have their lenses broken, though, Clumsy becomes Brainy's eyes, and that once Brainy greatly appreciates Clumsy.
** When his glasses have their lenses broken, though, Clumsy becomes Brainy's eyes, and that once Brainy greatly appreciates Clumsy.
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* VitriolicBestBuds: Type 1, with Brainy. Clumsy is the only Smurf who genuinely admires Brainy and dotes on him, usually to Brainy's annoyance.
**annoyance. When his glasses have their lenses broken, though, Clumsy becomes Brainy's eyes, and that once Brainy greatly appreciates Clumsy.
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* AscendedExtra: At the end of her first comic appearance, she left the village and became an incidental character. The cartoon show made her into a regular, and the comics followed starting from "The Baby Smurf".
** Of course, some post-Peyo comic book stories have Smurfette appear mostly in cameo, such as ''The Jewel Smurfer''.
* BadassAdorable: See ActionGirl above.
* BeautyEqualsGoodness
** Of course, some post-Peyo comic book stories have Smurfette appear mostly in cameo, such as ''The Jewel Smurfer''.
* BadassAdorable: See ActionGirl above.
* BeautyEqualsGoodness
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* AscendedExtra: At the end of her first comic appearance, she left the village and became an incidental character. The cartoon show made her into a regular, and the comics followed starting from "The Baby Smurf".
**Smurf". Of course, some post-Peyo comic book stories have Smurfette appear mostly in cameo, such as ''The Jewel Smurfer''.
* BadassAdorable:See ActionGirl above.
After she TookALevelInBadass in the live-action movie.
*BeautyEqualsGoodnessBeautyEqualsGoodness: She was initially an unattractive Smurfette created by Gargamel. The cartoon features her makeover as seemingly coming with her HeelFaceTurn.
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* BornAsAnAdult
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* BornAsAnAdultBornAsAnAdult: Created as an adult female Smurf by Gargamel, the Smurfs' enemy, in order to distract and trap them.
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* DudeMagnet
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* DudeMagnetDudeMagnet: Especially at the beginning, when all the male smurfs (including ''Papa Smurf'' in one episode) were in love with her. This is toned down over time with Smurfette having more a LikeBrotherAndSister relationship with the other smurfs.
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* EveryoneLovesBlondes
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* EveryoneLovesBlondesEveryoneLovesBlondes: Smurfette is modeled after Gargamel, so he creates her with short black hair. At the beginning, everyone finds her unappealing, so Papa Smurf gives her a makeover. After she becomes a blonde, everyone falls in love with her.
* FragileFlower: Often crying when something goes wrong.
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* HappilyAdopted: To Papa Smurf in the film series.
* HeelFaceTurn: Smurfette when she was first created goes through this when she is transformed into a real Smurf through magic in the cartoon show by Papa Smurf.
** This only applies to the AnimatedAdaptation. She was never evil in the original comicbooks.
* HeelFaceTurn: Smurfette when she was first created goes through this when she is transformed into a real Smurf through magic in the cartoon show by Papa Smurf.
** This only applies to the AnimatedAdaptation. She was never evil in the original comicbooks.
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* HappilyAdopted: To By Papa Smurf in the film series.
* HeelFaceTurn: Smurfette when she was first created goes through this when she is transformed into a real Smurf through magic in the cartoon show by PapaSmurf.
**Smurf. This only applies to the AnimatedAdaptation. She was never evil in the original comicbooks.
* HeelFaceTurn: Smurfette when she was first created goes through this when she is transformed into a real Smurf through magic in the cartoon show by Papa
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* NiceGirl: She's very sweet, sensitive, caring, and gets along with everyone.
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* AdaptationalBadass: In the Live.Action films, Papa Smurf is a lot more aggressive when he sees Gargamel trying to capture a smurf. Even going to far as to actually yell Gargamel's name when he's attempting to throw a metal sharp staff behind Gargamel when he notices that Gargamel is attempting to capture the entire village during the climax in the first film.
** While not as much as the first film, in the sequel when Papa Smurf sees Smurfette trying out Gargamel's new wand that hegace for her birthday. Papa Smurf attempts to desperately open the window for Smurfette to see her. The other smurfs trying preventing him from reaching the lock when he yells for Smurfette when she's actually enjoying the new wand.
** While not as much as the first film, in the sequel when Papa Smurf sees Smurfette trying out Gargamel's new wand that hegace for her birthday. Papa Smurf attempts to desperately open the window for Smurfette to see her. The other smurfs trying preventing him from reaching the lock when he yells for Smurfette when she's actually enjoying the new wand.
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* AdaptationalBadass: AdaptationalBadass:
** In theLive.Action Live-Action films, Papa Smurf is a lot more aggressive when he sees Gargamel trying to capture a smurf. Even going to Smurf. He even goes as far as to actually yell Gargamel's name when he's attempting to throw a metal sharp staff behind Gargamel when he notices that Gargamel is attempting to capture the entire village during the climax in the first film.
** While not as much as the first film, in the sequel when Papa Smurf sees Smurfette trying out Gargamel's new wand thathegace he gave her for her birthday. birthday, Papa Smurf desperately attempts to desperately open the window for Smurfette to see her. The other smurfs trying Smurfs try preventing him from reaching the lock when he yells for Smurfette when as she's actually enjoying the new wand.
** In the
** While not as much as the first film, in the sequel when Papa Smurf sees Smurfette trying out Gargamel's new wand that
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* AdaptationalBadass: In the Live.Action films, Papa Smurf is a lot more aggressive when he sees Gargamel trying to capture a smurf. Even going to far as to actually yell Gargamel's name when he's attempting to throw a metal sharp staff behind Gargamel when he notices that Gargamel is attempting to capture the entire village during the climax in the first film.
** While not as much as the first film, in the sequel when Papa Smurf sees Smurfette trying out Gargamel's new wand that hegace for her birthday. Papa Smurf attempts to desperately open the window for Smurfette to see her. The other smurfs trying preventing him from reaching the lock when he yells for Smurfette when she's actually enjoying the new wand.
** While not as much as the first film, in the sequel when Papa Smurf sees Smurfette trying out Gargamel's new wand that hegace for her birthday. Papa Smurf attempts to desperately open the window for Smurfette to see her. The other smurfs trying preventing him from reaching the lock when he yells for Smurfette when she's actually enjoying the new wand.
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* ActionGirl: Promoted to this in [[{{Film/TheSmurfs}} the live-action movie]].
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* ActionGirl: Promoted to this in [[{{Film/TheSmurfs}} the live-action movie]].movie]]
* AdaptationalBadass: Smurfette in the Live-Action films is more of an ActionGirl which can be jarring if you're used to how she usually acts in the comics and the animated series.
* AdaptationalBadass: Smurfette in the Live-Action films is more of an ActionGirl which can be jarring if you're used to how she usually acts in the comics and the animated series.
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* AscendedExtra: While he sorta started as a one-shot character in the original comics. He has a bigger putrescence in the animated series.
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* AscendedExtra: While he sorta started as a one-shot character in the original comics. He has a bigger putrescence presence in the animated series.
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* AscendedExtra: While he sorta started as a one-shot character in the original comics. He has a bigger putrescence in the animated series.
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* CanonForeigner
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* CharacterRerailment: In the Live-Action films, Grouchy acts more like his original comic book compared to his current personality since the animated series.
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* {{Badass}}
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* {{Badass}}{{Badass}}: Even more so some of the scenes in the Live-Actions films.
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* Adorkable: In the Sony Live-Actions films, Clumsy acts very sweet and friendly with others. He's even given floppier ears which look different compared to the other smurfs.
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* Adorkable: {{Adorkable}}: In the Sony Live-Actions films, Clumsy acts very sweet and friendly with others. He's even given floppier ears which look different compared to the other smurfs.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: In the Live-Action films and "The Legend Of Smurfy Hollow" and "The Smurfs: A Christmas Carol". Brainy is alot more nicer and sympathetic than he was in the comics and cartoon series.
