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* DigitalTabletopGameAdaptation: One of the {{Licensed Game}}s based on the series features a digital food-themed ''TabletopGame/{{Battleship}}'' clone that you can play against Pettson or a friend.
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* CuteKitten: Findus is an adorable cat [[CuteCrittersActChildlike who acts like a small child]]. Taken UpToEleven in ''When Findus Was Little and Disappeared'', a WholeEpisodeFlashback to the time when Findus was a tiny kitten.
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* CuteKitten: Findus is an adorable cat [[CuteCrittersActChildlike who acts like a small child]]. Taken UpToEleven in ''When Findus Was Little and Disappeared'', Disappeared'' is a WholeEpisodeFlashback to the time when Findus was a tiny kitten.
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* AdultFear: In ''When Findus Was Little and Disappeared'', Findus gets lost in the garden and hides in a crate. Pettson gets really worried that he lost his dear kitten.
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* YouAreNotAlone: The conclusion of ''Findus at Christmas'' shows that while a hermit, Pettson is not alone as the other villagers visit and help him complete huis Christmas preparations in spite of his injured foot.
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* YouAreNotAlone: The conclusion of ''Findus at Christmas'' shows that while a hermit, Pettson is not alone as the other villagers visit and help him complete huis his Christmas preparations in spite of his injured foot.
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* ChainOfDeals: ''Pancakes.'' Pettson has to buy flour for the pancakes. In order to get to the store he needs to fix his bike. In order to fix the bike, he needs to get tools from the workshop. In order to get tools from the workshop, he needs to get the key from the bottom of the well. In order to get the key from the bottom of the well, he needs to get the fishing pole from the attic. In order to get the fishing pole from the attic, he needs to get the neigbor's bull to stop using the ladder for a pillow. HilarityEnsues.
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* ChainOfDeals: ''Pancakes.'' Pettson has to buy flour for the pancakes. In order to get to the store he needs to fix his bike. In order to fix the bike, he needs to get tools from the workshop. In order to get tools from the workshop, he needs to get the key from the bottom of the well. In order to get the key from the bottom of the well, he needs to get the fishing pole from the attic. In order to get the fishing pole from the attic, he needs to get the neigbor's neighbor's bull to stop using the ladder for a pillow. HilarityEnsues.
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* ConfirmedBachelor: Averted: While in ''When Findus Was Little and Disappeared'', Pettson says that he wouldn't know what to do with "a whole old lady", in ''Pettson goes camping'' he mentions that when he was younger he would take trips with his wife. He is most likely a widower, which would explain his occational depressive episodes.
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* ItMakesSenseInContext: The first book has a neighbour finding Pettson sweeping broken eggs into a bucket and adding his trousers, while saying that he's making a pancake cake. Then he tells the neighbour that he needs to go to the store, and promptly climbs up on the roof. Meanwhile, his cat is walking around with a curtain tied to its tail. There's a perfectly reasonable explanation (well, sort of) for all these things, but it's no wonder the neighbour walks away with the impression that Pettson is a bit crazy.
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* ItMakesSenseInContext: The first book has a neighbour neighbor finding Pettson sweeping broken eggs into a bucket and adding his trousers, while saying that he's making a pancake cake. Then he tells the neighbour neighbor that he needs to go to the store, and promptly climbs up on the roof. Meanwhile, his cat is walking around with a curtain tied to its tail. There's a perfectly reasonable explanation (well, sort of) for all these things, but it's no wonder the neighbour walks away with the impression that Pettson is a bit crazy.
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* OlderThanTheyLook: The narrator claims that Pettson is a very old man, but since he has dark beard and hair on the illustrations, he doesn't look above 50.
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* OlderThanTheyLook: The narrator claims that Pettson is a very old man, but since he has dark beard and hair on the illustrations, he doesn't look above 50. Later illustrations show though that his hair has started to grey, suggesting that he is in his early to mid 60's
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* WhatMeasureIsANonHuman: The whole moral crux of ''The Fox Hunt'' is that Pettson and Findus considers it morally wrong for Gustavsson to shot the fox and decides to scare the fox away an a non-lethal precausion.
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* WhatMeasureIsANonHuman: The whole moral crux of ''The Fox Hunt'' is that Pettson and Findus considers it morally wrong for Gustavsson to shot the fox and decides to scare the fox away an a non-lethal precausion.precaution.
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* YouAreNotAlone: The conclusion of ''Findus at Christmas'' shows that while a hermit, Pettson is not alone as the other villagers visit and help him complete huis Christmas preparations in spite of his injured foot.
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* AdaptationalVillainy: In the musical adaptation of ''The Fox Hunt'' the Fox is the main villain rather than Gustavsson, while it never really appeared in the book. In the film and animated movie, it's just a completely ordinary fox.
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* AdaptationalVillainy: In the musical adaptation of ''The Fox Hunt'' the Fox is the main villain rather than Gustavsson, while it never really appeared in the book. book Pettson notices that the fox has a bad leg and deduces that it catches hens because it can't catch hares. In the film and animated movie, it's just a completely ordinary fox.fox without any apparent alignments and just seems confused by the shenanigans and leaves.
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* TheGhost: The Fox in ''The Fox Hunt'' does not really appear in the book.
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* AdaptationalVillany: AdaptationalVillainy: In the musical adaptation of ''The Fox Hunt'' the Fox is the main villain rather than Gustavsson, while it never really appeared in the book. In the film and animated movie, it's just a completely ordinary fox.
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* AdaptationalVilliany: In the musical adaptation of ''The Fox Hunt'' the Fox is the main villain rather than Gustavsson, while it never really appeared in the book. In the film and animated movie, it's just a completely ordinary fox.
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* AdaptationalVilliany: AdaptationalVillany: In the musical adaptation of ''The Fox Hunt'' the Fox is the main villain rather than Gustavsson, while it never really appeared in the book. In the film and animated movie, it's just a completely ordinary fox.
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* AmbiguousTimePeriod: The setting of the series is pretty ambiguous with most of the furniture being antiquated the technology mostly old. According to the movies and the tv-show the stories takes place in the 1950's.
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* CanonInvasion: Findus' backstory in ''When Findus Was Little and Disappeared'' is this. Findus being a gift to Pettson from Beda Andersson given in a findus-box was first used in ''Pettson och Findus – Kattonauten'' which came out a full year earlier.
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* CrosscastRole: Findus is mostly played by a girl in the various adaptations, through the books clear that Findus is a tomcat.
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* TheGhost: The Fox in ''The Fox Hunt'' does not really appear in the book.
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* WhatMeasureIsANonHuman: The whole moral crux of ''The Fox Hunt'' is that Pettson and Findus considers it morally wrong for Gustavsson to shot the fox and decides to scare the fox away an a non-lethal precausion.
