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* LactatingMale: In "Does This Duckbill Make Me Look Fat?", Candace switches bodies with Perry the Platypus. While in his body, she is able to sweat milk.
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* PettyChildhoodGrudge: This is the whole schtick with Doofenshmirtz. He had something bad happen in his childhood and he wants the world to pay for the injustice. Of special note is when a childhood bully who always threw a bucket of water came to town and he was planning to splash her with a giant bucket. When he met her again, she was a nice woman, and even apologized for doing that and they were on good terms... Until she found out about his plan of revenge and called him out for still being spiteful for something that happened when they were kids.
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* TheMovie: [[WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerbTheMovieAcrossThe2ndDimension Phineas and Ferb: The Movie: Across the Second Dimension]]. One in which Phineas and Ferb ''find out about Perry being a secret agent.'' Yes!
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** ''WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerbTheMovieAcrossThe2ndDimension''. One in which Phineas and Ferb ''find out about Perry being a secret agent.''Yes!Yes!
** ''WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerbTheMovieCandaceAgainstTheUniverse''. One in which Candace joins a bunch of aliens and everyone else must head to outer space. Double yes!
** ''WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerbTheMovieAcrossThe2ndDimension''. One in which Phineas and Ferb ''find out about Perry being a secret agent.''
** ''WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerbTheMovieCandaceAgainstTheUniverse''. One in which Candace joins a bunch of aliens and everyone else must head to outer space. Double yes!
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* MeaningfulGift: Defying the GiftOfTheMagiPlot, Jeremy and Candace get each other gifts that absolutely reflect their knowledge of each other. Candace had sold a necklace to get Jeremy a silver guitar he'd been eyeing, and Jeremy had sold his old guitar to get Candace a pair of earrings that she'd been looking at. The two of them are delighted with how well they know each other.
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* JumpRopeBlunders: In "When Worlds Collide," Perry gets caught in Dr. Doofenshmirtz's double dutch jump rope machine and, after jumping for a few seconds, trips and gets tangled up in the ropes. Doofenshmirtz is surprised at this because he didn't even intend it as a trap for Perry. Later, while Doofenshmirtz and Perry are fighting, they activate it again and try to fight and jump simultaneously. When Doofenshmirtz almost gets knocked off the side of the building, Perry throws him a jump rope to hold onto, but this starts the machine [[RuleOfThree one more time]], banging Doofenshmirtz across the side of the building as the rope turns.
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* NoSell:
** Doof's Delete From My Mind-inator can erase whatever he is thinking of from any mind and computer in the Tri-State Area; however, people who haven't seen or are unaware of said subject will be completely unaffected.
** The Worst Fear-inator causes whoever is zapped by it to have their worst fear come to life; it has no effect on Perry because he's fearless.
** Doof's Delete From My Mind-inator can erase whatever he is thinking of from any mind and computer in the Tri-State Area; however, people who haven't seen or are unaware of said subject will be completely unaffected.
** The Worst Fear-inator causes whoever is zapped by it to have their worst fear come to life; it has no effect on Perry because he's fearless.
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* PirateEpisode: ''The Ballad of Badbeard'', which has the kids don pirate outfits and seek out the ancient treasure of Badbeard the pirate, which turns out to be [[spoiler: a collection of fake beards.]]
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* JustEatGilligan: It rarely ever occurs to Candace that busting her brothers would've been easier if she just taken photos or videos of the Big Idea to show Mom. The only character who does this is Irving.
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* MistakenForInsane: [[CassandraTruth Candace]] suffers from a severe psychosis because she can't convince her mother that her little brothers make a habit of violating the laws of common sense, physics, or current technological progress. Every time she tries to expose them, some [[ContrivedCoincidence remarkably convenient plot device]] eliminates the evidence just as their mother arrives on the scene. Her mother has commented on this being a delusion.
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* KarmicButtMonkey: Candace is a snide killjoy who brings most of her misfortune on herself with her pointless and spiteful appointed mission of putting a stop to her brothers' daily activities. She's not an outright asshole and does care deep down, but it's shown she wouldn't suffer as much humiliations if she would leave well enough alone.
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* KarmicButtMonkey: Candace is a snide killjoy who brings most of her misfortune on herself with her pointless and spiteful appointed mission of putting a stop to her brothers' daily activities. She's not an outright asshole and does care deep down, but it's shown she wouldn't suffer as much humiliations if she would leave well enough alone. Indeed her luck ''massively'' increases when she's pursuing another tasks.
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* LongRunnerTechnologyMarchesOn: At the beginning of the series, the characters use flip phones. By the end of the series, the characters use smartphones.
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* LongRunnerTechnologyMarchesOn: At the beginning of the series, the characters use flip phones. By the end of the series, the characters use smartphones.
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* OneJokeFakeShow: A reoccurring gag was Laurence's interest in a show called "Horse in a Bookcase". It features a horse stuck in a bookcase looking sad. It somehow lasted 19 seasons.
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* PumpkinPerson: It had a Halloween episode, "That's the Spirit!", which featured a Pumpkin-headed monster chasing them throughout a haunted house- only the Pumpkin-head was a robot, and the haunted house was a prank being put on by the neighbors.
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* PumpkinPerson: It had a Halloween episode, "That's the Spirit!", which featured Spirit!" features a Pumpkin-headed pumpkin-headed monster chasing them Phineas and Ferb throughout a haunted house- house -- only the Pumpkin-head was pumpkin-head is a robot, and the haunted house was is a prank being put on by the neighbors.neighbors.
* PunBasedCreature: The music video for "Today Is Gonna Be a Great Day" has the brothers taming a tiger shark, a shark with black and orange stripes.
* PunBasedCreature: The music video for "Today Is Gonna Be a Great Day" has the brothers taming a tiger shark, a shark with black and orange stripes.
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* KarmicButtMonkey: Candace is a snide killjoy who brings most of her misfortune on herself with her pointless and spiteful appointed mission of putting a stop to her brothers' daily activities. She's not an outright asshole and does care deep down, but it's shown she wouldn't suffer as much humiliations if she would leave well enough alone.
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* NegativeContinuity: In "Ain't No Kiddie Ride", [[TheIntern Carl]] mentions that he was born without nostrils, but in "Brain Drain" he said he was afraid of the smell of garlic and he takes a smell of perfume in "The Curse Of Candace". Also the part of "Curse" where [[spoiler: Candace turns into a vampire, and then dies.]] Other than that, this trope is averted very well.
%% * {{Nerd}}: More major and minor characters than it is possible to list here, but the two most prominent examples are [[BollywoodNerd Baljeet]] and [[TheIntern Carl]].
%% * {{Nerd}}: More major and minor characters than it is possible to list here, but the two most prominent examples are [[BollywoodNerd Baljeet]] and [[TheIntern Carl]].
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* NegativeContinuity: In "Ain't No Kiddie Ride", [[TheIntern Carl]] mentions that he was born without nostrils, but in "Brain Drain" he said he was afraid of the smell of garlic and he takes a smell of perfume in "The Curse Of Candace". Also the part of "Curse" where [[spoiler: Candace turns into a vampire, and then dies.]] Other than that, this trope is actually averted very well.
%% * {{Nerd}}: More major and minor characters than it is possible to list here, but the two most prominent examples are [[BollywoodNerd Baljeet]] Baljeet]], who reads while on summer break, and [[TheIntern Carl]].
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* NeverMyFault:
** Doof blames Perry for his plans failing, even when he screws them up himself. In "That Sinking Feeling" he curses Perry when his [[ItMakesSenseInContext lighthouse rocket]] ends up lodged in the Evil, Inc. building even though Perry had completely failed to foil him that time.
** Also, when Doof failed to destroy the adult diaper factory, he blamed Perry despite acknowledging Perry had no role on it whatsoever.
** Doof blames Perry for his plans failing, even when he screws them up himself. In "That Sinking Feeling" he curses Perry when his [[ItMakesSenseInContext lighthouse rocket]] ends up lodged in the Evil, Inc. building even though Perry had completely failed to foil him that time.
** Also, when Doof failed to destroy the adult diaper factory, he blamed Perry despite acknowledging Perry had no role on it whatsoever.
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* NeverMyFault:
NeverMyFault: Doofenshmirtz has this tendency ''a lot'':
**Doof He blames Perry for his plans failing, even when he screws them up himself. In "That Sinking Feeling" he curses Perry when his [[ItMakesSenseInContext lighthouse rocket]] ends up lodged in the Evil, Inc. building even though Perry had completely failed to foil him that time.
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* ObliviousToLove:
** Was a typical case with Phineas and Isabella, with Isabella making obvious advances towards him as early as the pilot episode, and him being so obsessed/distracted with his latest project that he fails to notice, but the "Summer Belongs To You" special [[UpToEleven takes the cake]]. In a show known for [[LeaningOnTheFourthWall leaning frequently on the fourth wall]], this episode has Isabella singing an [[TearJerker adorably sad]] song about her affections for him, followed by a sour depression when he fails once again to notice her affections, all of which takes place in Paris (referred to by the various characters as "The City of Love"), but not a minute later, he laments for each of the OTHER unfortunate couples, who have very obvious attractions to each other, causing Isabella to shake in rage. All the while the idea of Isabella perhaps liking him is completely alien to him. Despite that, though, she does get a well-deserved hug from him later in the episode after she rallies him from an unrelated depression on his part.
** Was a typical case with Phineas and Isabella, with Isabella making obvious advances towards him as early as the pilot episode, and him being so obsessed/distracted with his latest project that he fails to notice, but the "Summer Belongs To You" special [[UpToEleven takes the cake]]. In a show known for [[LeaningOnTheFourthWall leaning frequently on the fourth wall]], this episode has Isabella singing an [[TearJerker adorably sad]] song about her affections for him, followed by a sour depression when he fails once again to notice her affections, all of which takes place in Paris (referred to by the various characters as "The City of Love"), but not a minute later, he laments for each of the OTHER unfortunate couples, who have very obvious attractions to each other, causing Isabella to shake in rage. All the while the idea of Isabella perhaps liking him is completely alien to him. Despite that, though, she does get a well-deserved hug from him later in the episode after she rallies him from an unrelated depression on his part.
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* ObliviousToLove:
** WasObliviousToLove: This was a typical case with Phineas and Isabella, with Isabella:
** Isabellamaking makes obvious advances towards him as early as the pilot episode, and him being so obsessed/distracted with his latest project that he fails to notice, but the "Summer Belongs To You" special [[UpToEleven takes the cake]]. In a show known for [[LeaningOnTheFourthWall leaning frequently on the fourth wall]], this episode has Isabella singing an [[TearJerker adorably sad]] song about her affections for him, followed by a sour depression when he fails once again to notice her affections, all of which takes place in Paris (referred to by the various characters as "The City of Love"), but not a minute later, he laments for each of the OTHER unfortunate couples, who have very obvious attractions to each other, causing Isabella to shake in rage. All the while the idea of Isabella perhaps liking him is completely alien to him. Despite that, though, she does get a well-deserved hug from him later in the episode after she rallies him from an unrelated depression on his part.
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* NeverSayDie: Actually averted by Candace in "Gaming the System" when she thinks Phineas and Ferb [[SelfDemonstratingArticle went to a better place]].
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* NeverSayDie: The show [[ZigZaggedTrope zig-zags this]]. Actually averted by Candace in "Gaming the System" when she thinks Phineas and Ferb [[SelfDemonstratingArticle went to a better place]].
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** A conversation in "Where's Pinky" gets misheard as this:
--->'''Baljeet:''' City Hall serves lunch?\\
'''Buford:''' I thought they only served subpoenas.
--->'''Baljeet:''' City Hall serves lunch?\\
'''Buford:''' I thought they only served subpoenas.
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** In the comic "Dino-Might!", the boys resurrect a ''T. rex'' that Isabella names "Fluffy" (because he isn't fluffy). Fluffy proves to be a lot friendlier and tamer than the previous ''T. rex'' encountered, although it becomes a problem when he starts playfully chasing after Candace on her bike.
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** In the comic "Dino-Might!", the boys resurrect a ''T. rex'' that Isabella names "Fluffy" (because he isn't fluffy). Fluffy proves to be a lot friendlier and tamer than the previous ''T. rex'' encountered, although it becomes a problem when he starts playfully chasing after Candace on her bike.bike due to a game of fetch going awry.
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* KingOfTheDinosaurs:
** A ''Tyrannosaurus'' serves as the main antagonist of "It's About Time!" That same ''T. rex'' would later appear in cameos throughout the show.
** In the comic "Dino-Might!", the boys resurrect a ''T. rex'' that Isabella names "Fluffy" (because he isn't fluffy). Fluffy proves to be a lot friendlier and tamer than the previous ''T. rex'' encountered, although it becomes a problem when he starts playfully chasing after Candace on her bike.
** A ''Tyrannosaurus'' serves as the main antagonist of "It's About Time!" That same ''T. rex'' would later appear in cameos throughout the show.
** In the comic "Dino-Might!", the boys resurrect a ''T. rex'' that Isabella names "Fluffy" (because he isn't fluffy). Fluffy proves to be a lot friendlier and tamer than the previous ''T. rex'' encountered, although it becomes a problem when he starts playfully chasing after Candace on her bike.
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** Khaka Peü Peü's motive is revealed to be sympathetic: he never had a best day ever. So Phineas and Ferb stop being the Beak and invite him to join in on their best day ever. His response is to insult their idea for the day, stating "that sounds terrible!" He promptly receives his comeuppance, and never does have a best day ever.
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** Khaka Peü Peü's motive is revealed to be sympathetic: he never had a best day ever. So Phineas and Ferb stop being the Beak and invite him to join in on their best day ever. His response is to insult their idea for the day, stating "that sounds terrible!" dreadful!" He promptly receives his comeuppance, and never does have a best day ever.
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* PlanetBaron: Candace [[ShortLivedLeadership very briefly]] becomes the Queen of Mars when sent there by the boys' teleporter. They even carve her face into the surface in her honor. After she's forced to go home, Doofenshmirtz and a baking-soda-volcano wind up there... and the Martians crown the volcano as the new ruler.
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* MyspeldRokband: [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar Love Händel]].
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* MyspeldRokband: [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar Love Händel]].Händel.
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* LiteralSplitPersonality: The aptly names episode "Split Personality". Candace gets hit by the boys' molecular separator and is divided in two. One Candace obsessed with her relationship with Jeremy, and the other utterly obsessed with busting her brothers.
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* LiteralSplitPersonality: The aptly names named episode "Split Personality". Candace gets hit by the boys' molecular separator and is divided in two. One Candace is obsessed with her relationship with Jeremy, and the other is utterly obsessed with busting her brothers.
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** Also applied by Candace in "Bad Hair Day". Phineas and Ferb build Candace a hair regenerator after Candace botches an attempt to give herself a new haircut. They tell her to sit in it for 30 minutes on setting 5, but since she's on a time crunch, she reasons that it will work in ten seconds on setting 20. It works, but it has the unintended side effect of extreme hair growth.
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* PinkMeansFeminine: Isabella wears this kind of attire.
** Candace and Stacy also fond of the color.
** Candace and Stacy also fond of the color.
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* PrinceAndPauper: In "Make Play", where the Princess of Drusselstein visits Danville, and just happens to look exactly like Candace. Of course this is lampshaded.
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* PoorCommunicationKills: More like (very) Poor Reading Skills Kill, but... Candace receives a text message from Stacy saying "CYL. BFF. S." Candace misreads this as "Candace, you loser. Bad friendships fail. Stacy." What Stacy actually meant was "Call you later. Best friends forever. Stacy."
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* PoorCommunicationKills: PoorCommunicationKills:
** In the ending of "The Fast and the Phineas", the boys come home with the trophy won from the Swamp Oil 500; Linda does not see this and tells them, "I saw what you did today." Keep in mind that at this moment, she is seeing her car, all the modifications removed from the car wash and completely clean to her delight. Phineas does not notice the car and thinks she saw him on TV, and replies "Yeah? How'd you like it?" with no confusion whatsoever. Not helping is Candace is standing, completely gobsmacked and jaw dropped, and unable to give a proper explanation.
** A RunningGag in "Ready for the Bettys". When the boys discover Perry's lair and are pulled into his mission, Phineas believes Ferb put the whole thing together; Ferb tries to tell him he didn't, but he keeps getting interuppted.
** More like (very) Poor Reading Skills Kill, but... Candace receives a text message from Stacy saying "CYL. BFF. S." Candace misreads this as "Candace, you loser. Bad friendships fail. Stacy." What Stacy actually meant was "Call you later. Best friends forever. Stacy.""
** Similar to the "Ready for the Bettys" example above, in "Hail Doofania!" Phineas thinks Isabella never saw a rainbow and he and Ferb build a Rainbow-inator so she can witness one. Isabella didn't actually see a ''unicorn'', not a rainbow as she had seen them before, but Phineas keeps interrupting her every time she tries to tell.
** In the ending of "The Fast and the Phineas", the boys come home with the trophy won from the Swamp Oil 500; Linda does not see this and tells them, "I saw what you did today." Keep in mind that at this moment, she is seeing her car, all the modifications removed from the car wash and completely clean to her delight. Phineas does not notice the car and thinks she saw him on TV, and replies "Yeah? How'd you like it?" with no confusion whatsoever. Not helping is Candace is standing, completely gobsmacked and jaw dropped, and unable to give a proper explanation.
** A RunningGag in "Ready for the Bettys". When the boys discover Perry's lair and are pulled into his mission, Phineas believes Ferb put the whole thing together; Ferb tries to tell him he didn't, but he keeps getting interuppted.
** More like (very) Poor Reading Skills Kill, but... Candace receives a text message from Stacy saying "CYL. BFF. S." Candace misreads this as "Candace, you loser. Bad friendships fail. Stacy." What Stacy actually meant was "Call you later. Best friends forever. Stacy.
** Similar to the "Ready for the Bettys" example above, in "Hail Doofania!" Phineas thinks Isabella never saw a rainbow and he and Ferb build a Rainbow-inator so she can witness one. Isabella didn't actually see a ''unicorn'', not a rainbow as she had seen them before, but Phineas keeps interrupting her every time she tries to tell.
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* MrSeahorse: Referenced, as a joke, in "Oh, There You are Perry!"
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* MrSeahorse: MisterSeahorse: Referenced, as a joke, in "Oh, There You are Perry!"
