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** It gets even worse in the episode where Bird's egg hatches. [[spoiler:The egg hatches and the lowercase letters b-i-r-d spill out, and then form into a living Word Friend.]]
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** It gets even worse in the episode where Bird's egg hatches. [[spoiler:The egg hatches and the The lowercase letters b-i-r-d spill out, and then form into a living Word Friend.]]
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* In "There's an Ant in Every Giant", the process of Ant turning into Giant and back is a bit unsettling. The letters g-i get stuck onto his nose, and as they fuse, his body [[https://youtu.be/P0SM6AupnQE?t=116 pulsates intensely]]. Worse, [[FreezeFrameBonus if you pause at just the wrong moment]] when he transforms back into Ant, there are a few frames where [[TheBlank his face is missing]] from both the g and the a.
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* If everything is made of the same letters,even the characters, then the human equivalent would be [[HumanResources houses, clothes, and furniture made of human flesh]].
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* If everything is made of the same letters,even the characters, then the human equivalent would be [[HumanResources houses, clothes, and furniture made of human flesh]].
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!! FridgeHorror
* If everything is made of the sameletters,even letters, even the characters, then would the human equivalent would be [[HumanResources houses, clothes, and furniture made of human flesh]].
flesh]]? ([[NightmareRetardant Alternatively]], it's like how everything in real life is made of atoms.)
* In "There's an Ant in Every Giant", the process of Ant turning into Giant and back is a bit unsettling. The letters g-i get stuck onto his nose, and as they fuse, his body [[https://youtu.be/P0SM6AupnQE?t=116 pulsates intensely]]. Worse, [[FreezeFrameBonus if you pause at just the wrong moment]] when he transforms back into Ant, there are a few frames where [[TheBlank his face is missing]] from both the g and the a.
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* If everything is made of the same
* In "There's an Ant in Every Giant", the process of Ant turning into Giant and back is a bit unsettling. The letters g-i get stuck onto his nose, and as they fuse, his body [[https://youtu.be/P0SM6AupnQE?t=116 pulsates intensely]]. Worse, [[FreezeFrameBonus if you pause at just the wrong moment]] when he transforms back into Ant, there are a few frames where [[TheBlank his face is missing]] from both the g and the a.
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** Also, the episode "There’s an Ant in Every Giant".
** In one episode, Duck, Pig, and Sheep were fighting over the word "HAT", which, depending on whoever assembled it, changed into the exact color and type of hat they wanted (Duck got a beanie, Pig got a chef's hat, Sheep got a top hat). They don't really explain why this happens. According to Sheep, it's because "words are magic" and mean different things to different people. So it seems as though it's a bit of a LampshadeHanging on the fact that the words conform to what the characters want and also a bit of an explanation--the exact nature of what's built from the letters is actually ''based'' directly on the expectations of whoever builds it.
** The book ''Dog's Birthday Party'' is about Dog only having one of certain a certain thing he needs for his birthday party, like a hat or a cupcake and pointing out that he can get more just by adding "S" to the end of each word.
** In one episode, Duck, Pig, and Sheep were fighting over the word "HAT", which, depending on whoever assembled it, changed into the exact color and type of hat they wanted (Duck got a beanie, Pig got a chef's hat, Sheep got a top hat). They don't really explain why this happens. According to Sheep, it's because "words are magic" and mean different things to different people. So it seems as though it's a bit of a LampshadeHanging on the fact that the words conform to what the characters want and also a bit of an explanation--the exact nature of what's built from the letters is actually ''based'' directly on the expectations of whoever builds it.
** The book ''Dog's Birthday Party'' is about Dog only having one of certain a certain thing he needs for his birthday party, like a hat or a cupcake and pointing out that he can get more just by adding "S" to the end of each word.
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** Also, the episode "There’s an Ant in Every Giant".
Giant". Especially when Giant turns back into Ant by spelling a-n-t, which implies that you could do the same to any character whose name contains another word.
** Inone episode, "One Hat Fits All", Duck, Pig, and Sheep were are fighting over the word "HAT", which, depending on whoever assembled it, changed into the exact color and type of hat they wanted (Duck got a beanie, Pig got a chef's hat, Sheep got a top hat). They don't really explain why this happens. According to Sheep, it's because "words are magic" and mean different things to different people. So it seems as though it's a bit of a LampshadeHanging on the fact that the words conform to what the characters want and also a bit of an explanation--the exact nature of what's built from the letters is actually ''based'' directly on the expectations of whoever builds it.
** The book ''Dog's Birthday Party'' is about Dog only having one ofcertain a certain thing he needs for his birthday party, like a hat or a cupcake and pointing out that he can get more just by adding "S" to the end of each word.
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** The book ''Dog's Birthday Party'' is about Dog only having one of
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** The book ''Dog's Birthday Party'' is about Dog only having one of certain a certain thing he needs for his birthday party, like a hat or a cupcake and pointing out that he can get more just by adding "S" to the end of each word.
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* If everything is made of the same letters,even the characters, then the human equivalent would be [[HumanResources houses, clothes, and furniture made of human flesh]]
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* If everything is made of the same letters,even the characters, then the human equivalent would be [[HumanResources houses, clothes, and furniture made of human flesh]]
flesh]].
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** It gets even worse in the episode where Bird's egg hatches.[[spoiler: The egg hatches and the lowercase letters b-i-r-d spill out, and then form into a living WordFriend.]]
** The fact that the characters can also pull the letters off of anything, up to and including themselves, is really creepy.
** Duck created a Goat in the episode "Get Your Coat"
** Also the episode "There’s an Ant in Every Giant"
** In one episode, Duck, Pig, and Sheep were fighting over the word HAT, which, depending on whoever assembled it, changed into the exact color and type of hat they wanted (Duck got a beanie, Pig got a chef's hat, Sheep got a top hat). They don't really explain why this happens. According to Sheep, it's because "words are magic" and mean different things to different people. So it seems as though it's a bit of a LampshadeHanging on the fact that the words conform to what the characters want and also a bit of an explanation-- the exactly nature of what's built from the letters is actually ''based'' directly on the expectations of whoever builds it.
** The fact that the characters can also pull the letters off of anything, up to and including themselves, is really creepy.
** Duck created a Goat in the episode "Get Your Coat"
** Also the episode "There’s an Ant in Every Giant"
** In one episode, Duck, Pig, and Sheep were fighting over the word HAT, which, depending on whoever assembled it, changed into the exact color and type of hat they wanted (Duck got a beanie, Pig got a chef's hat, Sheep got a top hat). They don't really explain why this happens. According to Sheep, it's because "words are magic" and mean different things to different people. So it seems as though it's a bit of a LampshadeHanging on the fact that the words conform to what the characters want and also a bit of an explanation-- the exactly nature of what's built from the letters is actually ''based'' directly on the expectations of whoever builds it.
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** It gets even worse in the episode where Bird's egg hatches.[[spoiler: The [[spoiler:The egg hatches and the lowercase letters b-i-r-d spill out, and then form into a living WordFriend.Word Friend.]]
** The fact that the characters can also pull the letters off of anything, up to and includingthemselves, ''themselves'', is really creepy.
** Duck created aGoat goat in the episode "Get Your Coat"
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Giant".
** In one episode, Duck, Pig, and Sheep were fighting over the wordHAT, "HAT", which, depending on whoever assembled it, changed into the exact color and type of hat they wanted (Duck got a beanie, Pig got a chef's hat, Sheep got a top hat). They don't really explain why this happens. According to Sheep, it's because "words are magic" and mean different things to different people. So it seems as though it's a bit of a LampshadeHanging on the fact that the words conform to what the characters want and also a bit of an explanation-- the exactly explanation--the exact nature of what's built from the letters is actually ''based'' directly on the expectations of whoever builds it.
** The fact that the characters can also pull the letters off of anything, up to and including
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** In one episode, Duck, Pig, and Sheep were fighting over the word HAT, which, depending on whoever assembled it, changed into the exact color and type of hat they wanted (Duck got a beanie, Pig got a chef's hat, Sheep got a top hat). They don't really explain why this happens.
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** In one episode, Duck, Pig, and Sheep were fighting over the word HAT, which, depending on whoever assembled it, changed into the exact color and type of hat they wanted (Duck got a beanie, Pig got a chef's hat, Sheep got a top hat). They don't really explain why this happens. According to Sheep, it's because "words are magic" and mean different things to different people. So it seems as though it's a bit of a LampshadeHanging on the fact that the words conform to what the characters want and also a bit of an explanation-- the exactly nature of what's built from the letters is actually ''based'' directly on the expectations of whoever builds it.
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* If everything is made of the same letters,even the characters, then the human equivalent would be [[HumanResources houses, clothes, and furniture made of human flesh]]
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* Though letters don't seem to be in short supply, theoretically a long word, having more letters, would be more "expensive" than a short word. Which means a thimble is more expensive than a car, and a hairbrush more expensive than a ruby.
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Nightmare Fuel cleanup; see thread for reference
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** It gets even worse in the episode where Bird's egg hatches.[[spoiler: The egg hatches and the lowercase letters b-i-r-d spill out, and [[NightmareFuel then form into a living WordFriend.]]]]
** The fact that the characters can also pull the letters off of anything, up to and including themselves, is [[HighOctaneNightmareFuel really creepy]].
** The fact that the characters can also pull the letters off of anything, up to and including themselves, is [[HighOctaneNightmareFuel really creepy]].
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** It gets even worse in the episode where Bird's egg hatches.[[spoiler: The egg hatches and the lowercase letters b-i-r-d spill out, and [[NightmareFuel then form into a living WordFriend.]]]]
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** The fact that the characters can also pull the letters off of anything, up to and including themselves, is[[HighOctaneNightmareFuel really creepy]].creepy.
** The fact that the characters can also pull the letters off of anything, up to and including themselves, is
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* FridgeLogic: The characters' ability to create anything they want seems to be limited only by the availability of letters and their ability to use them. (Not only that, but it seems to often conform to exactly what they want, even though they rarely use adjectives.) If even the characters themselves are made up of letters, then what gives them life? It's slightly disturbing to watch the Ant character simply twice put together A-N-T to create two more Ants when he needs help with something.
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* FridgeLogic: The characters' ability to create anything they want seems to be limited only by the availability of letters and their ability to use them. (Not only that, but it seems to often conform to exactly what they want, even though they rarely use adjectives.) If even the characters themselves are made up of letters, then what gives them life? It's slightly disturbing to watch the Ant character simply twice put together A-N-T to create two more Ants when he needs help with something.
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** In one episode, Duck, Pig, and Sheep were fighting over the word HAT, which, depending on whoever assembled it, changed into the exact color and type of hat they wanted (Duck got a beanie, Pig got a chef's hat, Sheep got a top hat). They don't really explain why this happens.
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** In one episode, Duck, Pig, and Sheep were fighting over the word HAT, which, depending on whoever assembled it, changed into the exact color and type of hat they wanted (Duck got a beanie, Pig got a chef's hat, Sheep got a top hat). They don't really explain why this happens.happens.
* The characters' homes are also made up of letters. It is possible to pull them apart like anything else in [=WordWorld=] and whenever this happens, whatever's inside them is apparently sent in HammerSpace, since it inevitably reappears once the home is built back into a word. Additionally, in "Sandbox Surprise," Duck and Dog pull apart a toolbox with tools inside to make "tool" and "box," resulting in there now only being one tool for the moment.
* The characters' homes are also made up of letters. It is possible to pull them apart like anything else in [=WordWorld=] and whenever this happens, whatever's inside them is apparently sent in HammerSpace, since it inevitably reappears once the home is built back into a word. Additionally, in "Sandbox Surprise," Duck and Dog pull apart a toolbox with tools inside to make "tool" and "box," resulting in there now only being one tool for the moment.
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** Also the episode "There’s an Ant in Every Giant"
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** In one episode, Duck, Pig, and Sheep were fighting over the word HAT, which, depending on whoever assembled it, changed into the exact color and type of hat they wanted (Duck got a beanie, Pig got a chef's hat, Sheep got a top hat). They don't really explain why this happens.
