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** Scrooge mentions the little known "sharper than the sharpies" part of his CatchPhrase, used by 10-year-old Scrooge in [[ComicBook/TheLifeAndTimesOfScroogeMcDuck "The Last of the Clan McDuck."]]

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** Scrooge mentions the little known "sharper than the sharpies" part of his CatchPhrase, CharacterCatchphrase, used by 10-year-old Scrooge in [[ComicBook/TheLifeAndTimesOfScroogeMcDuck "The Last of the Clan McDuck."]]
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* {{Calvinball}}: Scrooge-opoloy is the final game and the most lopsided in Scrooge's favor, with dozens of rules specifically to benefit him and him alone.
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* DeathTrapTango: The episode opens with the Duck Family navigating an ancient temple. One of the traps includes perfectly-timed floor-to-ceiling arrow trap that Huey and Scrooge get through with perfectly timed steps.
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* UnexplainedRecovery: Applied to a vehicle rather than a person. In "The Shadow War!", Donald's houseboat got completely destroyed by Magica's shadow minions, broken into tiny pieces and sunk into the sea. Yet, in this episode, it is in one piece again in Scrooge's swimming pool. Of course, it would be [[TheDeterminator absolutely in character for Donald]] to fish out the boat's pieces one by one from the sea between the two episodes.

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* UnexplainedRecovery: Applied to a vehicle rather than a person. In "The Shadow War!", Donald's houseboat got completely destroyed by Magica's shadow minions, broken into tiny pieces and sunk into the sea. Yet, in this episode, it is it’s in one piece again in Scrooge's swimming pool. Of course, it would be [[TheDeterminator absolutely in character for Donald]] to fish out the boat's pieces one by one from the sea between the two episodes.
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Louie starts to get tired of adventuring because he feels he has no useful skills and is just [[TheLoad a drag-along]] that keeps getting into mortal peril. To get some rest, he convinces Scrooge to spend the following night playing games. But the game night is anything but relaxing, as Gyro Gearloose shows up with his latest invention, a shrink ray, and encounters a barbaric civilization of miniature people living on the floor of [=McDuck=] Manor. Meanwhile, the rest of the family cannot enjoy the game either due to Scrooge's unhealthy level of competitiveness.

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Louie starts to get tired of adventuring because he feels he has no useful skills and is just [[TheLoad a drag-along]] that keeps getting into mortal peril. To get some rest, he convinces Scrooge to spend the following night playing games. But the game night is anything but relaxing, as Gyro Gearloose shows up with his latest invention, a shrink ray, and encounters a barbaric civilization of miniature people living on the floor of [=McDuck=] Manor. Meanwhile, the rest of the family cannot can’t enjoy the game either due to Scrooge's unhealthy level of competitiveness.
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** The dance choreography Huey comes up with to dodge the arrow trap resembles the dance the triplets perform in the intro of the 1987 cartoon, [[ThemeTuneCameo set to the beats of the theme song]].

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** The dance choreography Huey comes up with to dodge the arrow trap resembles the dance the triplets perform in the intro of the 1987 cartoon, [[ThemeTuneCameo [[DiegeticSoundtrackUsage set to the beats of the theme song]].

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* EverythingsBetterWithSpinning: Huey and Scrooge summersault while dodging the arrow trap - even though doing so doesn’t help them dodge anything.


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* SpectacularSpinning: Huey and Scrooge summersault while dodging the arrow trap - even though doing so doesn’t help them dodge anything.
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** The dance choreography Huey comes up with to dodge the arrow trap resembles the dance the triplets perform in the intro of the 1987 cartoon, set to the beats of the theme song.

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** The dance choreography Huey comes up with to dodge the arrow trap resembles the dance the triplets perform in the intro of the 1987 cartoon, [[ThemeTuneCameo set to the beats of the theme song.song]].
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* EverythingIsBetterWithSpinning: Huey and Scrooge summersault while dodging the arrow trap - even though doing so doesn’t help them dodge anything.

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* EverythingIsBetterWithSpinning: EverythingsBetterWithSpinning: Huey and Scrooge summersault while dodging the arrow trap - even though doing so doesn’t help them dodge anything.
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* EverythingIsBetterWithSpinning: Huey and Scrooge summersault while dodging the arrow trap - even though doing so doesn’t help them dodge anything.
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* {{Cloneopoly}}: The episode features "Scrooge-oploy", a Scrooge McDuck's own version of Monopoly where [[{{Calvinball}} he made the rules to benefit him]].

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* {{Cloneopoly}}: The episode features "Scrooge-oploy", a Scrooge McDuck's Scrooge's own version of Monopoly where [[{{Calvinball}} he made the rules to benefit him]].
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* {{Cloneopoly}}: The episode features "Scrooge-oploy", a Scrooge McDuck's own version of Monopoly where [[{{Calvinball}} he made the rules to benefit him]].



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* DiegeticSoundtrackUsage: The rhythm of the arrow trap Huey recites to himself is the opening beats to the theme song.



* ThemeTuneCameo: The rhythm of the arrow trap Huey recites to himself is the opening beats to the theme song.

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* PowerTrio: The episode makes it clear that the three triplets form one, each with one aspect of Scrooge's motto to success. Dewey is "tougher than the toughies", Huey is "smarter than the smarties", and Louie is "sharper than the sharpies".


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* SpeedSmartsAndStrength: The episode makes it clear that the three triplets form one, each with one aspect of Scrooge's motto to success. Dewey is "tougher than the toughies", Huey is "smarter than the smarties", and Louie is "sharper than the sharpies".
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-->'''Donald:''' I was in the Will?

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-->'''Donald:''' I was in IN the Will?
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-->'''Donald:''' I was in the Will?
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* GameNightFight: Zigzagged. When Scrooge jumps on Louie's suggestion to have a game night, Duckworth and Mrs. Beakly take the first chance they get to [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere make themselves scarce]]. It turns out that Scrooge is [[CompetitionFreak extremely competitive]] and he threatens to cut his game-partner Donald out of the will if they lose. Dewey and Webby, who at the start of the episode had been gushing about how well they work together, mess up every time and start to doubt themselves. In the end, it's the secondary conflict coming to the foreground that forces the Ducks to pull together and forget all that happened earlier that evening.

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* ContinuityNod: Louie still carries around a jeweller's loupe on his person, last seen in "The Secret(s) of Castle [=McDuck=]" being used to find a solid gold key; here he uses it to be able to see Scrooge and the gang once the Gyropuddlians shrink them onto the Scroogopoly board.

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** Duckworth is shown replacing the painting of prospector Scrooge hanging in the foyer with the one of Scrooge, Donald, and Della fighting pirates that Dewey found in the garage back in "Woo-oo!"
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Louie still carries around a jeweller's loupe on his person, last seen in "The Secret(s) of Castle [=McDuck=]" being used to find a solid gold key; here he uses it to be able to see Scrooge and the gang once the Gyropuddlians shrink them onto the Scroogopoly board.
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I am so sorry, I don't know why I thought it was Shipping Torpedo. Still I would think Ship Thinking would be a little less like that. I mean Frank always said they were family so why not highlight and why only do Dewey. Webby is shipped with the other two triplets as well.
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That's not what a Shipping Torpedo is. It is more like a character in universe being an anti-shipper on deck.


* ShipSinking: The writers have made their feelings about pairing Webby with one of the nephews very clear since Day 1, but Webby/Dewey developed a noticeable following over Season 1. Webby's and Dewey's B-plot is clearly designed to torpedo the idea of them being a good couple, being devoted to them realizing they're good adventuring partners who are LikeBrotherAndSister and nothing more.
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* ShipSinking: The writers have made their feelings about pairing Webby with one of the nephews very clear since Day 1, but Webby/Dewey developed a noticeable following over Season 1. Webby's and Dewey's B-plot is clearly designed to to torpedo the idea of them being a good couple, being devoted to them realizing they're good adventuring partners who are LikeBrotherAndSister and nothing more.

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* ShipSinking: The writers have made their feelings about pairing Webby with one of the nephews very clear since Day 1, but Webby/Dewey developed a noticeable following over Season 1. Webby's and Dewey's B-plot is clearly designed to to torpedo the idea of them being a good couple, being devoted to them realizing they're good adventuring partners who are LikeBrotherAndSister and nothing more.

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