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* AGiftForThemselves: Robotnik presents a gold watch as a "retirement" gift "to Dr. Robotnik, from Dr. Robotnik".
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* AGiftForThemselves: Robotnik presents a gold watch as a "retirement" gift gift, with "to Dr. Robotnik, from Dr. Robotnik".Robotnik, with love" engraved on it.
-->'''Robotnik:''' (''wiping tears from his eyes'') How thoughtful of me!
-->'''Robotnik:''' (''wiping tears from his eyes'') How thoughtful of me!
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* SplitScreenPhoneCall: During his phone call with Mayor Fumfer, Robotnik parodies this trope in a way that [[https://youtu.be/M-BdlsfO3j0?t=489 has to be seen to be believed]]. [[labelnote:Description]]Robotnik reaches across the screen split to push Fumfer out of the screen, then ''does the same with Fumfer's half of the background'', as if it was just a prop.[[/labelnote]]
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* SplitScreenPhoneCall: During his phone call with Mayor Fumfer, Robotnik parodies this trope in a way that [[https://youtu.be/M-BdlsfO3j0?t=489 has to be seen to be believed]]. [[labelnote:Description]]Robotnik reaches across the screen split to push Fumfer out of the screen, frame, then ''does the same with Fumfer's half of the background'', as if it was just a prop.[[/labelnote]]
* UnmovingPlaid: Fumer's suit is a pinstripe variation of this, with the lines always being vertical no matter the orientation of his limbs.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: No mention of Mayor Fumfer is made following his RoboticReveal or his subsequent firing by Robotnik.
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* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: After Mayor Fumfer sends Sonic and Tails on their vacation, Robotnik fires him. Mayor Fumfer asks Robotnik why he's firing him, as he did his job perfectly. Robotnik tells him that because he did his job perfectly, he doesn't need him anymore.
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* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: After Mayor Fumfer sends Sonic and Tails on their vacation, Robotnik abruptly fires him. Mayor When Fumfer asks Robotnik why he's firing him, as he did his job perfectly. Robotnik tells him protests, pointing out that because he did his job perfectly, Robotnik tells him that this is ''exactly'' why he's firing him - he doesn't need him anymore.anymore!
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* SplitScreenPhoneCall: During his phone call with Mayor Fumfer, Robotnik parodies this trope in a way that [[https://youtu.be/M-BdlsfO3j0?t=489 has to be seen to be believed]]. [[labelnote:Description]]Robotnik reaches across the screen split to push Fumfer out of the screen, then ''does the same with Fumfer's half of the background'', as if it was just a prop.[[/labelnote]]
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* SplitScreenPhoneCall: During his phone call with Mayor Fumfer, Robotnik parodies this trope in a way that [[https://youtu.be/M-BdlsfO3j0?t=489 has to be seen to be believed.believed]].
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* AGiftForThemselves: Robotnik presents a gold watch as a "retirement" gift "to Dr. Robotnik, from Dr. Robotnik".
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The thirty-fifth episode of ''WesternAnimation/AdventuresOfSonicTheHedgehog''.
Robotnik pretends to retire, and lures Sonic and Tails into a phony vacation resort, laden with booby-traps set by Scratch and Grounder. But Sonic takes the bungee jumping, hang gliding, and skydiving in stride, and gives bashes to the bots.
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!! This episode provides examples of:
* TheCameo: A yellow version of Davy Sprocket from ''VideoGame/DrRobotniksMeanBeanMachine'' appears early in this episode as one of the robots attacking the city of Popadopolis.
* ChekhovsVolcano: Guido sends Sonic and Tails into one, but they manage to escape from it.
* FalselyReformedVillain: Robotnik announces that he is going to retire from villainy to take care of his mother. This is all part of his plan to trick Sonic into retiring so that he can lure him into a phony vacation resort laden with his booby-traps.
* JawDrop: Sonic and Tails do this when they find Robotnik acting friendly towards them when they arrive at his fortress.
* MouthCam: An extreme close-up of Robotnik's mouth is shown when he talks to Sonic and Tails about how he allegedly now pours tea for his guests.
* MythologyGag: The submarine that Scratch and Grounder pilot resembles the Jaws enemy from ''[[VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog1 Sonic 1]]'', and they also try to attack Sonic with the Chopper enemies from the same game.
* PiranhaProblem: Scratch and Grounder send a school of Choppers to attack Sonic and Tails, but Sonic quickly tames them.
* ProperlyParanoid: When Robotnik retires and Mayor Fumfer rewards Sonic with a vacation resort, Sonic suspects that Robotnik might still be up to his old tricks, and he's absolutely right.
* RoboticReveal:
** After Sonic and Tails leave for their vacation on a jet ski, Mayor Fumfer reveals that he is a robot working for Robotnik as part of Robotnik's plan to destroy Sonic.
** Guido, the tour guide for Sanpelagroso, is also revealed to be a robot working for Robotnik after he sends Sonic and Tails white-water kayaking.
* SplitScreenPhoneCall: During his phone call with Mayor Fumfer, Robotnik parodies this trope in a way that has to be seen to be believed.
* TemptingFate: When Sonic foils Robotnik's plan to destroy him in skydiving, he cuts the cords to Robotnik's parachute, causing Robotnik to fall. Below Robotnik, Guido says, "Where's Robotnik? He should be here by now with my pay-o!". Just then, Robotnik falls on him.
* VictoryIsBoring: When Robotnik claims to have retired, Sonic slowly goes crazy from a lack of evil plots to foil.
* WrongParachuteGag: Robotnik sabotages Sonic and Tails' parachutes so that they won't open when they pull the ripcords, and items fly out of them instead.
* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: After Mayor Fumfer sends Sonic and Tails on their vacation, Robotnik fires him. Mayor Fumfer asks Robotnik why he's firing him, as he did his job perfectly. Robotnik tells him that because he did his job perfectly, he doesn't need him anymore.
Robotnik pretends to retire, and lures Sonic and Tails into a phony vacation resort, laden with booby-traps set by Scratch and Grounder. But Sonic takes the bungee jumping, hang gliding, and skydiving in stride, and gives bashes to the bots.
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!! This episode provides examples of:
* TheCameo: A yellow version of Davy Sprocket from ''VideoGame/DrRobotniksMeanBeanMachine'' appears early in this episode as one of the robots attacking the city of Popadopolis.
* ChekhovsVolcano: Guido sends Sonic and Tails into one, but they manage to escape from it.
* FalselyReformedVillain: Robotnik announces that he is going to retire from villainy to take care of his mother. This is all part of his plan to trick Sonic into retiring so that he can lure him into a phony vacation resort laden with his booby-traps.
* JawDrop: Sonic and Tails do this when they find Robotnik acting friendly towards them when they arrive at his fortress.
* MouthCam: An extreme close-up of Robotnik's mouth is shown when he talks to Sonic and Tails about how he allegedly now pours tea for his guests.
* MythologyGag: The submarine that Scratch and Grounder pilot resembles the Jaws enemy from ''[[VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog1 Sonic 1]]'', and they also try to attack Sonic with the Chopper enemies from the same game.
* PiranhaProblem: Scratch and Grounder send a school of Choppers to attack Sonic and Tails, but Sonic quickly tames them.
* ProperlyParanoid: When Robotnik retires and Mayor Fumfer rewards Sonic with a vacation resort, Sonic suspects that Robotnik might still be up to his old tricks, and he's absolutely right.
* RoboticReveal:
** After Sonic and Tails leave for their vacation on a jet ski, Mayor Fumfer reveals that he is a robot working for Robotnik as part of Robotnik's plan to destroy Sonic.
** Guido, the tour guide for Sanpelagroso, is also revealed to be a robot working for Robotnik after he sends Sonic and Tails white-water kayaking.
* SplitScreenPhoneCall: During his phone call with Mayor Fumfer, Robotnik parodies this trope in a way that has to be seen to be believed.
* TemptingFate: When Sonic foils Robotnik's plan to destroy him in skydiving, he cuts the cords to Robotnik's parachute, causing Robotnik to fall. Below Robotnik, Guido says, "Where's Robotnik? He should be here by now with my pay-o!". Just then, Robotnik falls on him.
* VictoryIsBoring: When Robotnik claims to have retired, Sonic slowly goes crazy from a lack of evil plots to foil.
* WrongParachuteGag: Robotnik sabotages Sonic and Tails' parachutes so that they won't open when they pull the ripcords, and items fly out of them instead.
* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: After Mayor Fumfer sends Sonic and Tails on their vacation, Robotnik fires him. Mayor Fumfer asks Robotnik why he's firing him, as he did his job perfectly. Robotnik tells him that because he did his job perfectly, he doesn't need him anymore.
