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* In ''Monster Hunt'' it is revealed that Jimmy's dad has been dumping highly contaminated chemicals from his lab in the Lake Retroville for years, which caused Carl's pet turtle, Snappy, to become a monster. While Jimmy and company are able to cure Snappy, how we do know that there isn’t might ''more'' than one monster in the lake all because of Hugh's foolishness.
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* In ''Monster Hunt'' it is revealed that Jimmy's dad has been dumping highly contaminated chemicals from his lab in the Lake Retroville for years, which caused Carl's pet turtle, Snappy, to become a monster. While Jimmy and company are able to cure Snappy, how we do know that there isn’t might ''more'' than one monster in the lake all because of Hugh's foolishness.
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Jimmy Neutron and Fairly Odd Parents take place in separate universes. This is even stated in the specials. So just because Timmy caused the unification of North and South Dakota doesn't mean the same is true in Jimmy Neutron.
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* Sheen claiming that North Dakota is a myth in "Beach Party Mummy" seems like just Sheen being [[CloudCuckoolander Sheen]]; the Brilliance kicks in when you remember that Jimmy Neutron apparently shares a universe with ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddparents,'' where, after Timmy makes a wish that everything he says is right, [[ItMakesSenseinContext North and South Dakotas have formed one big Dakota.]] Ergo, in the Jimmy Neutron universe, North Dakota IS a myth!
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* In ''Monster Hunt'' it is revealed that Jimmy's dad has been dumped highly contaminated chemicals from his lab in the Lake Retroville for years, which caused Carl's pet turtle, Snappy, to become a monster. While Jimmy and company are able cure Snappy, how we do know that there might ''more'' than one monster in the lake all because of Hugh's foolishness.
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* In ''Monster Hunt'' it is revealed that Jimmy's dad has been dumped dumping highly contaminated chemicals from his lab in the Lake Retroville for years, which caused Carl's pet turtle, Snappy, to become a monster. While Jimmy and company are able to cure Snappy, how we do know that there isn’t might ''more'' than one monster in the lake all because of Hugh's foolishness.
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* "Trading Faces" has Jimmy's solution to the FreakyFridayFlip between him and Cindy being to essentially mash their brains together and have Carl, Sheen, and Libby reassign their personality traits to the correct bodies. Not only is this an imperfect solution by itself - it's shown that the three made blind guesses and deleted one of the traits altogether - but it begs the question on if the Jimmy and Cindy we follow afterwards are actually themselves, or if they've been essentially brainwashed into believing they're actually each other for the rest of the series. Is Jimmy actually Jimmy, or is he actually a brainwashed Cindy and vice versa? It is a possibility, but also it could be seen as an attempt for the writers to expand upon their characters by making them do things they originally wouldn't.
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* "Trading Faces" has Jimmy's solution to the FreakyFridayFlip between him and Cindy being to essentially mash their brains together and have Carl, Sheen, and Libby reassign their personality traits to the correct bodies. Not only is this an imperfect solution by itself - it's shown that the three made blind guesses and deleted one of the traits altogether - but it begs the question on if the Jimmy and Cindy we follow afterwards are actually themselves, or if they've been essentially brainwashed into believing they're actually each other for the rest of the series. Is Jimmy actually Jimmy, or is he actually a brainwashed Cindy and vice versa? It is a possibility, but also it could be seen as an attempt for the writers to expand upon their characters by making them do things they originally wouldn't.wouldn't.
* In ''Monster Hunt'' it is revealed that Jimmy's dad has been dumped highly contaminated chemicals from his lab in the Lake Retroville for years, which caused Carl's pet turtle, Snappy, to become a monster. While Jimmy and company are able cure Snappy, how we do know that there might ''more'' than one monster in the lake all because of Hugh's foolishness.
* In ''Monster Hunt'' it is revealed that Jimmy's dad has been dumped highly contaminated chemicals from his lab in the Lake Retroville for years, which caused Carl's pet turtle, Snappy, to become a monster. While Jimmy and company are able cure Snappy, how we do know that there might ''more'' than one monster in the lake all because of Hugh's foolishness.
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*Sheen claiming that North Dakota is a myth in "Beach Party Mummy" seems like just Sheen being [[CloudCuckoolander Sheen]]; the Brilliance kicks in when you remember that Jimmy Neutron apparently shares a universe with ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddparents,'' where, after Timmy makes a wish that everything he says is right, [[ItMakesSenseinContext North and South Dakotas have formed one big Dakota.]] Ergo, in the Jimmy Neutron universe, North Dakota IS a myth!
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* In the [[FreakyFridayFlip body swap]] episode "Trading Faces," Jimmy's plan to get his and Cindy's brains back into their correct bodies is to dump both of their minds into a virtual brain pod. During this time, Libby, Carl and Sheen will sort out which memories and abilities belong to which person. After spending hours sorting through their memories, they finally come upon one that's so confusing they can't decide who it belongs to ("[[ConfusingMultipleNegatives Extreme dislike of girls who dislike boys who dislike girls who dislike show-offy boys]]..."). This annoyingly recursive memory either represents Jimmy's anger with Cindy for always being the one to call him out on his arrogance, or Cindy's self-loathing regarding the fact that she's begun to develop a romantic interest in Jimmy despite originally only seeing him as a problem-causing know-it-all. With the three of them too exhausted and bored to bother sorting out whose memory it is, they instead just delete it. In doing so, they inadvertently remove the mental block that kept Jimmy and Cindy from being able to truly connect and see each other as anything more than rivals. When viewed in the grand scheme of the entire series, this one event brought upon by a mix of random chance and impatience would result in their eventual RelationshipUpgrade at the end of the show.
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* In the [[FreakyFridayFlip body swap]] episode "Trading Faces," Jimmy's plan to get his and Cindy's brains back into their correct bodies is to dump both of their minds into a virtual brain pod. During this time, Libby, Carl Carl, and Sheen will sort out which memories and abilities belong to which person. After spending hours sorting through their memories, they finally come upon one that's so confusing they can't decide who it belongs to ("[[ConfusingMultipleNegatives Extreme dislike of girls who dislike boys who dislike girls who dislike show-offy boys]]..."). This annoyingly recursive memory either represents Jimmy's anger with Cindy for always being the one to call him out on his arrogance, or Cindy's self-loathing regarding the fact that she's begun to develop a romantic interest in Jimmy despite originally only seeing him as a problem-causing know-it-all. With the three of them too exhausted and bored to bother sorting out whose memory it is, they instead just delete it. In doing so, they inadvertently remove the mental block that kept Jimmy and Cindy from being able to truly connect and see each other as anything more than rivals. When viewed in the grand scheme of the entire series, this one event brought upon by a mix of random chance and impatience would result in their eventual RelationshipUpgrade at the end of the show.
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...Dirty joke, I'll admit, but first thing I thought of. Jimmy N is not above them. Plus you know, name's clean.
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* The fact that Beautiful Gorgeous was even born proves that Professor Calamitus really ''did'' finish something.
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* The fact that Beautiful Gorgeous was even born proves that Professor Calamitus really ''did'' finish something. Unless the joke is that he either didn't finish something else, like naming her an actual name or [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar he didn't finish applying a birth control method]].
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* "Trading Faces" has Jimmy's solution to the FreakyFridayFlip between him and Cindy being to essentially mash their brains together and have Carl, Sheen, and Libby reassign their personality traits to the correct bodies. Not only is this an imperfect solution by itself - it's shown that the three made blind guesses and deleted one of the traits altogether - but it begs the question on if the Jimmy and Cindy we follow afterwards are actually themselves, or if they've been essentially brainwashed into believing they're actually each other for the rest of the series. Is Jimmy actually Jimmy, or is he actually a brainwashed Cindy and vice versa?
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* "Trading Faces" has Jimmy's solution to the FreakyFridayFlip between him and Cindy being to essentially mash their brains together and have Carl, Sheen, and Libby reassign their personality traits to the correct bodies. Not only is this an imperfect solution by itself - it's shown that the three made blind guesses and deleted one of the traits altogether - but it begs the question on if the Jimmy and Cindy we follow afterwards are actually themselves, or if they've been essentially brainwashed into believing they're actually each other for the rest of the series. Is Jimmy actually Jimmy, or is he actually a brainwashed Cindy and vice versa?versa? It is a possibility, but also it could be seen as an attempt for the writers to expand upon their characters by making them do things they originally wouldn't.
