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The story revolves around a duo of alligators named Mango and Brash who work under an undercover organisation called S.U.I.T. (Special Undercover Investigation Teams) solving crime wherever they can. It has a similar style to ''ComicBook/DogMan'' with its silly light-hearted humour.
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The story revolves around a duo of alligators named Mango and Brash who work under an undercover organisation called S.U.I.T. (Special Undercover Investigation Teams) solving crime wherever they can. It has a similar style to ''ComicBook/DogMan'' ''ComicBook/DogManDavPilkey'' with its silly light-hearted humour.
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* AmbiguouslyGay: Daryl's vengeful obsession with Brash, especially as seen [[spoiler:in their final scenes together]] in ''Braver and Boulder'', can be seen as suspicious, especially in a pun line from Daryl in the aftermentioned book [[spoiler:while he keeps crushing the InvestiQuarters robot headquarters]], ''We used to be friends, Brash, but now I've got a '''[[MakesSenseInContext CRUSH]]''' on you!''
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* AmbiguouslyGay: Daryl's vengeful obsession with Brash, especially as seen [[spoiler:in their final scenes together]] in ''Braver and Boulder'', can be seen as suspicious, especially in a pun line from Daryl in the aftermentioned book [[spoiler:while he keeps crushing the InvestiQuarters robot headquarters]], ''We "''We used to be friends, Brash, but now I've got a '''[[MakesSenseInContext CRUSH]]''' on you!'' you!''"
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* AmbiguouslyGay: Daryl's vengeful obsession with Brash, especially as seen [[spoiler:in their final scenes together]] in ''Braver and Boulder'', can be seen as suspicious, especially in a pun line from Daryl in the aftermentioned book [[spoiler:while he keeps crushing the InvestiQuarters robot headquarters]], ''We used to be friends, Brash, but now I've got a '''[[MakesSenseInContext CRUSH]]''' on you!''
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** In the ending of ''Off the Hook'', [[spoiler:Mango's temporary new partner is about to be revealed to him while Brash is unconscious. When the new partner appears behind him, Mango gets excited when he hears Brash's voice, only for the partner to be revealed to be '''Robo'''Brash, a robotic copy of Brash.
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** In the ending of ''Off the Hook'', [[spoiler:Mango's temporary new partner is about to be revealed to him while Brash is unconscious. When the new partner appears behind him, Mango gets excited when he hears Brash's voice, only for the partner to be revealed to be '''Robo'''Brash, a robotic copy of Brash.]]
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* BaitAndSwitch:
** In the ending of ''Off the Hook'', [[spoiler:Mango's temporary new partner is about to be revealed to him while Brash is unconscious. When the new partner appears behind him, Mango gets excited when he hears Brash's voice, only for the partner to be revealed to be '''Robo'''Brash, a robotic copy of Brash.
** In ''All Tide Up'', when a ghost attacks the cruise line ship, Brash thinks it's the ghost of [[spoiler:Daryl]]. It turns out it's actually just a ghost pirate named Willy Nilly.
** In the ending of ''Off the Hook'', [[spoiler:Mango's temporary new partner is about to be revealed to him while Brash is unconscious. When the new partner appears behind him, Mango gets excited when he hears Brash's voice, only for the partner to be revealed to be '''Robo'''Brash, a robotic copy of Brash.
** In ''All Tide Up'', when a ghost attacks the cruise line ship, Brash thinks it's the ghost of [[spoiler:Daryl]]. It turns out it's actually just a ghost pirate named Willy Nilly.
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* UnwinnableTrainingSimulation: ''Off the Hook'' opens with Mango performing a training simulation at S.U.I.T. in which he needs to make a tough choice between saving Brash and the people of the train or stopping Crackerdile from getting away. It is later revealed that he has attempted the simulation dozens of times due to choosing to save everyone over capturing Crackerdile, a theme about choices that goes on throughout the whole book.
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** Pantsy, a criminal prankster rat, is seen on the opening monologue of book 1 with no dialogue in an alleyway of criminals. Surprisingly, he would not appear in the series in a true role until a cameo with dialogue in book 5 before finally being a key supporting character in book 6.
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** Pantsy, Panksy, a criminal prankster rat, opossum, is seen on the opening monologue of book 1 with no dialogue in an alleyway of criminals. Surprisingly, he would not appear in the series in a true role until a cameo with dialogue in book 5 before finally being a key supporting character in book 6.
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* EarlyBirdCameo: Quite a few.
** Pantsy, a criminal prankster rat, is seen on the opening monologue of book 1 with no dialogue in an alleyway of criminals. Surprisingly, he would not appear in the series in a true role until a cameo with dialogue in book 5 before finally being a key supporting character in book 6.
** Bill Plungerman, a plumber who would be a very important character in books 3, 4, and 7, is also seen from the legs part fixing a pipe below a kitchen sink in a scene in book 1.
** Bill N. Dollaz, a millionaire who is later an antagonist in book 7, appears in book 6 in one scene.
** Pantsy, a criminal prankster rat, is seen on the opening monologue of book 1 with no dialogue in an alleyway of criminals. Surprisingly, he would not appear in the series in a true role until a cameo with dialogue in book 5 before finally being a key supporting character in book 6.
** Bill Plungerman, a plumber who would be a very important character in books 3, 4, and 7, is also seen from the legs part fixing a pipe below a kitchen sink in a scene in book 1.
** Bill N. Dollaz, a millionaire who is later an antagonist in book 7, appears in book 6 in one scene.
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* PunBasedTitle: The lead characters are gators who investigate things -- thus, "[=InvestiGators=]".
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** The lead characters are gators who investigate things -- thus,"[=InvestiGators=]"."[=InvestiGators=]".
** Cici Boringstories’ cameraman is called Cameron.
** The lead characters are gators who investigate things -- thus,
** Cici Boringstories’ cameraman is called Cameron.
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* AbortedArc: Both ''Heist and Seek'' and ''All Tide Up'' have multiple teases towards Daryl’s return [[spoiler:after his death in ''Braver and Boulder''. Most significantly, the second-to-last scene in ''Heist and Seek'' has what appears to be a radioactive cracker version of Daryl. However, the following book does not pick up on this scene and continues teasing the return of Daryl throughout what seems to be a plot-point of dialogue between Mango and Brash about the possibility of Daryl returning, but it is eventually forgotten about as well.]]
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* TheBadGuyWins: [[spoiler:''Off the Hook'' sort of ends this way. In the climax, the giant Waffledile actually eats Brash after Mango fails to save him. Brash is luckily saved in time by Hookline and Slinker just before the concrete Mango had no choice but to drop on Waffledile hardens. But now Brash is in a coma, forcing a robot replacement of him to take his place as Mango’s partner. Even more enforced for the trope, Waffledile did manage to promote T.A.I.L.Blazers team and raise awareness, as Cilantro and Maestronaut do find the flyers.]]
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* BreakingOldTrends: ''Ants in Our P.A.N.T.S.'' is so far the only book in the series without a montage, even remarked by Mango. See RageAgainstTheAuthor below.
