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* RealityEnsues: When the citizens of Zanytown stop believing that all the cartoon violence is harmless, and actually start thinking about the consequences of their actions, this becomes inevitable.
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* RealityEnsues: ThisIsReality: When the citizens of Zanytown stop believing that all the cartoon violence is harmless, and actually start thinking about the consequences of their actions, this becomes inevitable.
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* TrappedInTVLand: The TARDIS crew are trapped on a cartoon planet populated by thinly-veiled parodies of WesternAnimation/ScoobyDoo, ''WesternAnimation/ThePerilsOfPenelopePitstop'', ''WesternAnimation/WackyRaces'', WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry, ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'', and others. The Doctor's interference means that for the behavior of those parodies, RealityEnsues.
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* TrappedInTVLand: The TARDIS crew are trapped on a cartoon planet populated by thinly-veiled parodies of WesternAnimation/ScoobyDoo, ''WesternAnimation/ThePerilsOfPenelopePitstop'', ''WesternAnimation/WackyRaces'', WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry, ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'', and others. The Doctor's interference means that for the behavior of those parodies, RealityEnsues.the realistic outcome happens.
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* RaisedByWolves: The narrative assures us that although the DeliveryStork dropped the baby she was trying to deliver to Fitz in the jungle, it would of course be raised by friendly wolves.
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* MagicalSecurityCam: The Doctor and Fitz are somehow filmed exiting the TARDIS, and even ''in their hotel room'', which is broadcast on the news. Just another law of ToonPhysics The Crooked World adopts
* RaisedByWolves: The narrative assures us that although the DeliveryStork dropped the baby she was trying to deliver to Fitz in the jungle, it would of course be raised by friendly wolves.
* RaisedByWolves: The narrative assures us that although the DeliveryStork dropped the baby she was trying to deliver to Fitz in the jungle, it would of course be raised by friendly wolves.
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* TheTelevisionTalksBack:
--->'''Newsreader:''' The two men were taken away in the ambulance, and were last seen heading towards Zanytown. In a statement issued just now, Boss Dog urged all citizens not to approach them. The uglier of the two men - the thin-faced, mean-looking one - has already punched a pig and is considered to be dangerous.\\
'''Fitz:''' Uglier? Mean looking?\\
'''Newsreader:''' That’s right, buster, I’m talking about ''you''!
--->'''Newsreader:''' The two men were taken away in the ambulance, and were last seen heading towards Zanytown. In a statement issued just now, Boss Dog urged all citizens not to approach them. The uglier of the two men - the thin-faced, mean-looking one - has already punched a pig and is considered to be dangerous.\\
'''Fitz:''' Uglier? Mean looking?\\
'''Newsreader:''' That’s right, buster, I’m talking about ''you''!
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On reflection, that's covered by Raised By Wolves. Wild Child is a specific subtrope that doesn't fit this instance.
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* WifeHusbandry: Angel Falls and Mr. Weasley. Incidentally, it does seem a bit strange that he still actively takes the role of her "guardian" even though she's apparently twenty-one, which you would think is old enough to get by fine without an anthropomorphic weasel taking care of her, but what do I know?
* WildChild: A baby is lost in a jungle, and the character who loses it reassures himself with the thought that it's bound to be raised by friendly wild animals.
* WildChild: A baby is lost in a jungle, and the character who loses it reassures himself with the thought that it's bound to be raised by friendly wild animals.
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* WifeHusbandry: Angel Falls and Mr. Weasley. Incidentally, it does seem a bit strange that he still actively takes the role of her "guardian" even though she's apparently twenty-one, which you would think is old enough to get by fine without an anthropomorphic weasel taking care of her, but what do I know?
* WildChild: A baby is lost in a jungle, and the character who loses it reassures himself with the thought that it's bound to be raised by friendly wild animals.know?
* WildChild: A baby is lost in a jungle, and the character who loses it reassures himself with the thought that it's bound to be raised by friendly wild animals.
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* {{Deconstruction}}: ''The Crooked World'' is a deconstruction of ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes''-esque cartoons as the Doctor lands in a cartoon world and begins to influence its inhabitants' behaviors towards naturalism.
* RogerRabbitEffect: The cover suggests that the normal characters have been cartoonified, but they never remark on any such thing, suggesting they haven't been, suggesting that they're wandering around the cartoon landscape looking realistic and three-dimensional.
* TrappedInTVLand: The TARDIS crew are trapped on a cartoon planet populated by thinly-veiled parodies of WesternAnimation/ScoobyDoo, ''WesternAnimation/ThePerilsOfPenelopePitstop'', ''WesternAnimation/WackyRaces'', WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry, ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'', and others. The Doctor's interference means that for the behavior of those parodies, RealityEnsues.
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* WifeHusbandry: Angel Falls and Mr. Weasley. Incidentally, it does seem a bit strange that he still actively takes the role of her "guardian" even though she's apparently twenty-one, which you would think is old enough to get by fine without an anthropomorphic weasel taking care of her, but what do I know?
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* WeHaveToGetTheBulletOut: Averted. The Doctor gets shot with a blunderbuss, and, seeing that the bleeding has already stopped, Fitz decides there's nothing to do except clean him up a bit. However, the Doctor does later attribute his speedy recovery to the fact the buckshot mysteriously dissolved.
* WifeHusbandry: Angel Falls and Mr. Weasley. Incidentally, it does seem a bit strange that he still actively takes the role of her "guardian" even though she's apparently twenty-one, which you would think is old enough to get by fine without an anthropomorphic weasel taking care of her, but what do Iknow?know?
* WildChild: A baby is lost in a jungle, and the character who loses it reassures himself with the thought that it's bound to be raised by friendly wild animals.
* WifeHusbandry: Angel Falls and Mr. Weasley. Incidentally, it does seem a bit strange that he still actively takes the role of her "guardian" even though she's apparently twenty-one, which you would think is old enough to get by fine without an anthropomorphic weasel taking care of her, but what do I
* WildChild: A baby is lost in a jungle, and the character who loses it reassures himself with the thought that it's bound to be raised by friendly wild animals.
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* BarbieDollAnatomy: Streaky and all of the rest of the animals on the Crooked World. [[spoiler:And Angel as well, much to Fitz's chagrin.]]
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* BarbieDollAnatomy: Streaky and all of the rest of the animals on the Crooked World. [[spoiler:And And Angel as well, much to Fitz's chagrin.]]
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* TownWithADarkSecret: Scary Manor holds the secret of the Crooked World, and why it's been trapped in the same patterns for so long. [[spoiler:An escape pod holding a young human child crash-landed on the planet untold years ago, and the little girl's garbled descriptions of Saturday morning cartoons affected the planet's low-level HiveMind, forcing everyone on it into the unvaried routines of the fictional archetypes in question and actually changing the laws of physics.]]
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* TownWithADarkSecret: Scary Manor holds the secret of the Crooked World, and why it's been trapped in the same patterns for so long. [[spoiler:An An escape pod holding a young human child crash-landed on the planet untold years ago, and the little girl's garbled descriptions of Saturday morning cartoons affected the planet's low-level HiveMind, forcing everyone on it into the unvaried routines of the fictional archetypes in question and actually changing the laws of physics.]]
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* VillainProtagonist: The Masked Weasel. He is the alter-ego of Angel Falls' caretaker Mr. Weasley (No, not [[Literature/HarryPotter that one]]) and is conflicted throughout the novel over his role in the rapidly changing society that he once simply accepted.
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* VillainProtagonist: The Masked Weasel. He is the alter-ego of Angel Falls' caretaker Mr. Weasley (No, not [[Literature/HarryPotter that one]]) and is conflicted throughout the novel over his role in the rapidly changing society that he once simply accepted.accepted.
* WackyRacing: In fact, Angel Falls is a transparent [[WesternAnimation/WackyRaces Penelope Pitstop]] {{expy}}.
* WifeHusbandry: Angel Falls and Mr. Weasley. Incidentally, it does seem a bit strange that he still actively takes the role of her "guardian" even though she's apparently twenty-one, which you would think is old enough to get by fine without an anthropomorphic weasel taking care of her, but what do I know?
* WackyRacing: In fact, Angel Falls is a transparent [[WesternAnimation/WackyRaces Penelope Pitstop]] {{expy}}.
* WifeHusbandry: Angel Falls and Mr. Weasley. Incidentally, it does seem a bit strange that he still actively takes the role of her "guardian" even though she's apparently twenty-one, which you would think is old enough to get by fine without an anthropomorphic weasel taking care of her, but what do I know?
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* AntagonistInMourning: Jasper, when he accidentally kills Squeak.
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* DeliveryStork: A fixture on the Crooked World.
* {{Expy}}: Almost every inhabitant of the Crooked World is an expy of some cartoon character.
* FriendlyEnemy: Most of the supposed enemies on the Crooked World actually enjoy each other's company.
* {{Expy}}: Almost every inhabitant of the Crooked World is an expy of some cartoon character.
* FriendlyEnemy: Most of the supposed enemies on the Crooked World actually enjoy each other's company.
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* RaisedByWolves: The narrative assures us that although the DeliveryStork dropped the baby she was trying to deliver to Fitz in the jungle, it would of course be raised by friendly wolves.
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* AnimeAnatomy: Streaky and all of the rest of the animals on the Crooked World. [[spoiler:And Angel as well, much to Fitz's chagrin.]]
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* AnimeAnatomy: BarbieDollAnatomy: Streaky and all of the rest of the animals on the Crooked World. [[spoiler:And Angel as well, much to Fitz's chagrin.]]
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misuse of renamed trope (to Unexplained Recovery)
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* ShoutOut: Possibly one to the [[Recap/DoctorWhoTVMTheTVMovie TVM]] when the ''Eighth'' Doctor steps out of the TARDIS and is immediately shot. [[IGotBetter He gets better]].
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* ShoutOut: Possibly one to the [[Recap/DoctorWhoTVMTheTVMovie TVM]] when the ''Eighth'' Doctor steps out of the TARDIS and is immediately shot. [[IGotBetter He gets better]].
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* HarmlessVillain: They all start out this way, and most like Dirty Buck and Repugna end up giving up evil for good after the free will revolution gets them thinking about their life choices.
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* HarmlessVillain: They all start out this way, and most like Dirty Buck Duck and Repugna end up giving up evil for good after the free will revolution gets them thinking about their life choices.
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* VillainProtagonist: The Masked Weasel. He is the alter-ego of Angel Falls' caretaker Mr. Weasley (No, not [[Literature/HarryPotter that one]]) and is conflicted throughout the novel over his role in the rapidly changing society that he once simply excepted.
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* VillainProtagonist: The Masked Weasel. He is the alter-ego of Angel Falls' caretaker Mr. Weasley (No, not [[Literature/HarryPotter that one]]) and is conflicted throughout the novel over his role in the rapidly changing society that he once simply excepted.accepted.
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: Of Tom and Jerry no less!
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: Of Tom AmusingInjuries: Both played straight with the inhabitants of the Crooked World, and Jerry no less!horribly subverted with the Doctor, Fitz and Anji.
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* {{Bizarrchitecture}}: All of the buildings on the Crooked World are, well, crooked.
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* CartoonViolence: Both played straight with the inhabitants of the Crooked World, and horribly subverted with the Doctor, Fitz and Anji.
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* RealityEnsues: When the citizens of Zanytown stop believing that all the CartoonViolence is harmless, and actually start thinking about the consequences of their actions, this becomes inevitable.
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* RealityEnsues: When the citizens of Zanytown stop believing that all the CartoonViolence cartoon violence is harmless, and actually start thinking about the consequences of their actions, this becomes inevitable.
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* ShoutOut: Possibly one to the [[Recap/DoctorWhoTheTVMovie TVM]] when the ''Eighth'' Doctor steps out of the TARDIS and is immediately shot. [[IGotBetter He gets better]].
* SmallTownWithASecret: Scary Manor holds the secret of the Crooked World, and why it's been trapped in the same patterns for so long. [[spoiler:An escape pod holding a young human child crash-landed on the planet untold years ago, and the little girl's garbled descriptions of Saturday morning cartoons affected the planet's low-level HiveMind, forcing everyone on it into the unvaried routines of the fictional archetypes in question and actually changing the laws of physics.]]
* SmallTownWithASecret: Scary Manor holds the secret of the Crooked World, and why it's been trapped in the same patterns for so long. [[spoiler:An escape pod holding a young human child crash-landed on the planet untold years ago, and the little girl's garbled descriptions of Saturday morning cartoons affected the planet's low-level HiveMind, forcing everyone on it into the unvaried routines of the fictional archetypes in question and actually changing the laws of physics.]]
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* ShoutOut: Possibly one to the [[Recap/DoctorWhoTheTVMovie [[Recap/DoctorWhoTVMTheTVMovie TVM]] when the ''Eighth'' Doctor steps out of the TARDIS and is immediately shot. [[IGotBetter He gets better]].
*SmallTownWithASecret: TownWithADarkSecret: Scary Manor holds the secret of the Crooked World, and why it's been trapped in the same patterns for so long. [[spoiler:An escape pod holding a young human child crash-landed on the planet untold years ago, and the little girl's garbled descriptions of Saturday morning cartoons affected the planet's low-level HiveMind, forcing everyone on it into the unvaried routines of the fictional archetypes in question and actually changing the laws of physics.]]
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* AnimeAnatomy: Streaky and all of the rest of the animals on the Crooked World. [[spoiler:And Angel as well, much to Fitz's chagrin.]]
* CartoonBomb: A rather clingy one that gets passed like a hot potato all over Zanytown before finally exploding in the Masked Weasel's face.
* CartoonBomb: A rather clingy one that gets passed like a hot potato all over Zanytown before finally exploding in the Masked Weasel's face.
* HarmlessVillain: They all start out this way, and most like Dirty Buck and Repugna end up giving up evil for good after the free will revolution gets them thinking about their life choices.
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* SmallTownWithADarkSecret: Scary Manor holds the secret of the Crooked World, and why it's been trapped in the same patterns for so long. [[spoiler:An escape pod holding a young human child crash-landed on the planet untold years ago, and the little girl's garbled descriptions of Saturday morning cartoons affected the planet's low-level HiveMind, forcing everyone on it into the unvaried routines of the fictional archetypes in question and actually changing the laws of physics.
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* SmallTownWithADarkSecret: SmallTownWithASecret: Scary Manor holds the secret of the Crooked World, and why it's been trapped in the same patterns for so long. [[spoiler:An escape pod holding a young human child crash-landed on the planet untold years ago, and the little girl's garbled descriptions of Saturday morning cartoons affected the planet's low-level HiveMind, forcing everyone on it into the unvaried routines of the fictional archetypes in question and actually changing the laws of physics.]]
* VillainProtagonist: The Masked Weasel. He is the alter-ego of Angel Falls' caretaker Mr. Weasley (No, not [[Literature/HarryPotter that one]]) and is conflicted throughout the novel over his role in the rapidly changing society that he once simply excepted.
* VillainProtagonist: The Masked Weasel. He is the alter-ego of Angel Falls' caretaker Mr. Weasley (No, not [[Literature/HarryPotter that one]]) and is conflicted throughout the novel over his role in the rapidly changing society that he once simply excepted.
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The Doctor steps out of the TARDIS to investigate where they've landed this time, only to be shot in the chest almost immediately by an anthropomorphic pig with a blunderbuss. Welcome to the [[TitleDrop Crooked World]].
!!''The Crooked World'' contains examples of:
* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: Of Tom and Jerry no less!
* CartoonViolence: Both played straight with the inhabitants of the Crooked World, and horribly subverted with the Doctor, Fitz and Anji.
* RealityEnsues: When the citizens of Zanytown stop believing that all the CartoonViolence is harmless, and actually start thinking about the consequences of their actions, this becomes inevitable.
* RealMenGetShot: The Doctor. Of course.
* ShoutOut: Possibly one to the [[Recap/DoctorWhoTheTVMovie TVM]] when the ''Eighth'' Doctor steps out of the TARDIS and is immediately shot. [[IGotBetter He gets better]].
* SmallTownWithADarkSecret: Scary Manor holds the secret of the Crooked World, and why it's been trapped in the same patterns for so long. [[spoiler:An escape pod holding a young human child crash-landed on the planet untold years ago, and the little girl's garbled descriptions of Saturday morning cartoons affected the planet's low-level HiveMind, forcing everyone on it into the unvaried routines of the fictional archetypes in question and actually changing the laws of physics.
!!''The Crooked World'' contains examples of:
* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: Of Tom and Jerry no less!
* CartoonViolence: Both played straight with the inhabitants of the Crooked World, and horribly subverted with the Doctor, Fitz and Anji.
* RealityEnsues: When the citizens of Zanytown stop believing that all the CartoonViolence is harmless, and actually start thinking about the consequences of their actions, this becomes inevitable.
* RealMenGetShot: The Doctor. Of course.
* ShoutOut: Possibly one to the [[Recap/DoctorWhoTheTVMovie TVM]] when the ''Eighth'' Doctor steps out of the TARDIS and is immediately shot. [[IGotBetter He gets better]].
* SmallTownWithADarkSecret: Scary Manor holds the secret of the Crooked World, and why it's been trapped in the same patterns for so long. [[spoiler:An escape pod holding a young human child crash-landed on the planet untold years ago, and the little girl's garbled descriptions of Saturday morning cartoons affected the planet's low-level HiveMind, forcing everyone on it into the unvaried routines of the fictional archetypes in question and actually changing the laws of physics.
