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* JailBait: Obviously not invoked on the DVD, but the number of men searching to find out who "Bella" really was is evident in searching online for "Bella Dancerella Actress Name".
** One Yahoo Questions asks "What is Bella Dancerella's real name?" the only person who answered said "Pervert."
** One Yahoo Questions asks "What is Bella Dancerella's real name?" the only person who answered said "Pervert."
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* TheOtherDarrin: In the Cinderella video, Bella is portrayed by Kyle Musselman.
* FakeAmerican: Toniolo used her natural Australian accent in the first two videos, but from Pop Star to Disney Princess (Bella was portrayed by Kyle Musselman in Cinderella) she used a fake American accent
* FakeAmerican: Toniolo used her natural Australian accent in the first two videos, but from Pop Star to Disney Princess (Bella was portrayed by Kyle Musselman in Cinderella) she used a fake American accent
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* TheOtherDarrin: In the Cinderella video, Bella is portrayed by Kyle Musselman.
* FakeAmerican: Toniolo used her natural Australian accent in the first two videos, but from Pop Star to Disney Princess (Bella was portrayed by Kyle Musselman in Cinderella) she used a fake American accent
* OohMeAccentsSlipping: Toniolo occasionally slips into her natural Australian scent in the later videos.
* FakeAmerican: Toniolo used her natural Australian accent in the first two videos, but from Pop Star to Disney Princess (Bella was portrayed by Kyle Musselman in Cinderella) she used a fake American accent
* OohMeAccentsSlipping: Toniolo occasionally slips into her natural Australian scent in the later videos.
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* UsefulNotes/AustralianAccent: Bella (Sitting group, second from left in the page image). The production company is based in Melbourne.
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[[caption-width-right:320:With this they couldn't ''possibly'' reject my application to Opéra National de Paris!]]
->"Right foot, left foot / stretch, return / what an easy way to learn"
Bella Dancerella is a set of toys released by Spin Master Ltd that teach children ages 5 - 7 the (very) basic moves of ballet. The first set included a DVD, a ballet bar, and a mat showing the foot positions. A second set, Swan Lake, had the same equipment but a different DVD. Additional toys and videos followed.
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!!The first Bella Dancerella DVD: "Let's Dance"
* AustralianAccent: Bella (Sitting group, second from left in the page image). The production company is based in Melbourne.
* ChromaKey: Used extensively.
* {{Crossdresser}}: Bella tells the girls that when ballet began, "all the dancers - even the ones in skirts - were men." All of them giggle, Bella included.
* ClarkesLawForGirlsToys: Bella uses magic to make the equipment appear and to change costumes.
* {{Dedication}}: "For Paul" at the beginning of the end credits.
* DoubleStandard: Bella tells the girls to always be respectful of other dancers. This is ''after'' she has a good laugh about men in skirts dancing.
* EverythingsBetterWithSparkles: When Bella uses her "magic".
* FunnyAnimal: Maxie Monkey "My cheeky little friend" puppet.
* JailBait: Obviously not invoked on the DVD, but the number of men searching to find out who "Bella" really was is evident in searching online for "Bella Dancerella Actress Name".
** One Yahoo Questions asks "What is Bella Dancerella's real name?" the only person who answered said "Pervert."
* MerchandiseDriven: the videos are fun, and it does teach the simple steps - but it's really just there to hock the toys.
* NonActionSnarker: Maxie.
-->"Teaching the Teds to dance is like teaching rocks to swim!"
* OnlyOneName: No one in the credits, neither actress nor crew, is listed by anything other than their first name.
* StageNames: Bella Dancerella - Aussie Gabriella Toniolo.
* TakeOurWordForIt: Bella explains that the five ballet steps and explains that each of the other dances on the DVD just use combinations of those steps - but when you see those dances, the dancers aren't using any of those steps during the very ''rare'' times we actually see their feet.
* TheUnintelligible: The giant teddy bears called "The Teds". They whisper silently to each other, but Bella can hear and understand them from twenty feet away.
* ViewersAreGoldfish: Given the target audience are young, but you don't need to put a flashing "REPLAY" on the screen to let them know you're showing them again.
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[[caption-width-right:320:With this they couldn't ''possibly'' reject my application to Opéra National de Paris!]]
->"Right foot, left foot / stretch, return / what an easy way to learn"
Bella Dancerella is a set of toys released by Spin Master Ltd that teach children ages 5 - 7 the (very) basic moves of ballet. The first set included a DVD, a ballet bar, and a mat showing the foot positions. A second set, Swan Lake, had the same equipment but a different DVD. Additional toys and videos followed.
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!!The first Bella Dancerella DVD: "Let's Dance"
* AustralianAccent: Bella (Sitting group, second from left in the page image). The production company is based in Melbourne.
* ChromaKey: Used extensively.
* {{Crossdresser}}: Bella tells the girls that when ballet began, "all the dancers - even the ones in skirts - were men." All of them giggle, Bella included.
* ClarkesLawForGirlsToys: Bella uses magic to make the equipment appear and to change costumes.
* {{Dedication}}: "For Paul" at the beginning of the end credits.
* DoubleStandard: Bella tells the girls to always be respectful of other dancers. This is ''after'' she has a good laugh about men in skirts dancing.
* EverythingsBetterWithSparkles: When Bella uses her "magic".
* FunnyAnimal: Maxie Monkey "My cheeky little friend" puppet.
* JailBait: Obviously not invoked on the DVD, but the number of men searching to find out who "Bella" really was is evident in searching online for "Bella Dancerella Actress Name".
** One Yahoo Questions asks "What is Bella Dancerella's real name?" the only person who answered said "Pervert."
* MerchandiseDriven: the videos are fun, and it does teach the simple steps - but it's really just there to hock the toys.
* NonActionSnarker: Maxie.
-->"Teaching the Teds to dance is like teaching rocks to swim!"
* OnlyOneName: No one in the credits, neither actress nor crew, is listed by anything other than their first name.
* StageNames: Bella Dancerella - Aussie Gabriella Toniolo.
* TakeOurWordForIt: Bella explains that the five ballet steps and explains that each of the other dances on the DVD just use combinations of those steps - but when you see those dances, the dancers aren't using any of those steps during the very ''rare'' times we actually see their feet.
* TheUnintelligible: The giant teddy bears called "The Teds". They whisper silently to each other, but Bella can hear and understand them from twenty feet away.
* ViewersAreGoldfish: Given the target audience are young, but you don't need to put a flashing "REPLAY" on the screen to let them know you're showing them again.
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