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* ArtisticLicenseReligion: The first universe shows what the world would look like if Christianity never existed, in which the [[DarkAgeEurope Dark Ages]] never happened and science was able to progress by 1000 years compared to us. However, the Dark Ages weren't caused by Christianity being imposed on other cultures, but rather the fall of UsefulNotes/TheRomanEmpire. Not to mention Christian monks preserving knowledge is the reason why a lot of information was not lost after Western Rome's fall, and while the Catholic Church stifled some advancements (an obvious example being the Inquisition), it also facilitated them, especially in the Renaissance. Furthermore, the non-existence of Christianity would also have implications for the existence of Islam, and Islamic scholars themselves were responsible for numerous advancements in science and math in the Middle to Renaissance ages. The Crusades were also a big influence on the Age of Discovery, so it's doubtful the Americas would have been colonized just the same. Overall, the absence of Christianity would be such a major change that the world would look completely unfamiliar, much less a futuristic utopia by our standards.
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* ArtisticLicenseReligion: The first universe shows what the world would look like if Christianity never existed, in which the [[DarkAgeEurope Dark Ages]] never happened and science was able to progress by 1000 years compared to us. However, the Dark Ages weren't caused by Christianity being imposed on other cultures, but rather the fall of UsefulNotes/TheRomanEmpire. Not to mention Christian monks preserving knowledge is the reason why a lot of information was not lost after Western Rome's fall, and while the Catholic Church stifled some advancements (an obvious example being the Inquisition), it also facilitated them, especially in the Renaissance. Furthermore, the non-existence of Christianity would also have implications for the existence of Islam, and Islamic scholars themselves were responsible for numerous advancements in science and math in the Middle to Renaissance ages. The Crusades were also a big influence on the Age of Discovery, so it's doubtful the Americas would have been colonized just the same. Overall, the absence of Christianity would be such a major change that the world would look completely unfamiliar, much less be a futuristic utopia by our standards.
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* ArtisticLicenseReligion: The first universe shows what the world would look like if Christianity never existed, in which the [[DarkAgeEurope Dark Ages]] never happened and science was able to progress by 1000 years compared to us. However, the Dark Ages weren't caused by Christianity being imposed on other cultures, but rather the fall of UsefulNotes/TheRomanEmpire. Not to mention Christian monks preserving knowledge is the reason why a lot of information was not lost after Western Rome's fall, and while the Catholic Church stifled some advancements (an obvious example being the Inquisition), it also facilitated them, especially in the Renaissance. Furthermore, the non-existence of Christianity would also have implications for the existence of Islam, and Islamic scholars themselves were responsible for numerous advancements in science and math in the Middle to Renaissance ages. The Crusades were also a big influence on the Age of Discovery, so it's doubtful the Americas would have been colonized just the same. Overall, the absence of Christianity would be such a major change that the world would look completely unfamiliar to a contemporary audience, much less a futuristic utopia by our standards.
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* ArtisticLicenseReligion: The first universe shows what the world would look like if Christianity never existed, in which the [[DarkAgeEurope Dark Ages]] never happened and science was able to progress by 1000 years compared to us. However, the Dark Ages weren't caused by Christianity being imposed on other cultures, but rather the fall of UsefulNotes/TheRomanEmpire. Not to mention Christian monks preserving knowledge is the reason why a lot of information was not lost after Western Rome's fall, and while the Catholic Church stifled some advancements (an obvious example being the Inquisition), it also facilitated them, especially in the Renaissance. Furthermore, the non-existence of Christianity would also have implications for the existence of Islam, and Islamic scholars themselves were responsible for numerous advancements in science and math in the Middle to Renaissance ages. The Crusades were also a big influence on the Age of Discovery, so it's doubtful the Americas would have been colonized just the same. Overall, the absence of Christianity would be such a major change that the world would look completely unfamiliar to a contemporary audience, unfamiliar, much less a futuristic utopia by our standards.
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* ArtisticLicenseReligion: The first universe shows what the world would look like if Christianity never existed, in which the [[DarkAgeEurope Dark Ages]] never happened and science was able to progress by 1000 years compared to us. However, the Dark Ages weren't caused by Christianity being imposed on other cultures, but rather the fall of UsefulNotes/TheRomanEmpire. Not to mention Christian monks preserving knowledge is the reason why a lot of information was not lost after Western Rome's fall, and while the Catholic Church stifled some advancements (an obvious example being the Inquisition), it also facilitated them, especially in the Renaissance. It would also have implications for the existence of Islam, and Islamic scholars themselves were responsible for numerous advancements in science and math in the Middle to Renaissance ages. The Crusades were also a big influence on the Age of Discovery, so it's doubtful the Americas would have been colonized just the same. Overall, the absence of Christianity would be such a major change that the world would look completely unfamiliar to a contemporary audience, much less a futuristic utopia by our standards.
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* ArtisticLicenseReligion: The first universe shows what the world would look like if Christianity never existed, in which the [[DarkAgeEurope Dark Ages]] never happened and science was able to progress by 1000 years compared to us. However, the Dark Ages weren't caused by Christianity being imposed on other cultures, but rather the fall of UsefulNotes/TheRomanEmpire. Not to mention Christian monks preserving knowledge is the reason why a lot of information was not lost after Western Rome's fall, and while the Catholic Church stifled some advancements (an obvious example being the Inquisition), it also facilitated them, especially in the Renaissance. It Furthermore, the non-existence of Christianity would also have implications for the existence of Islam, and Islamic scholars themselves were responsible for numerous advancements in science and math in the Middle to Renaissance ages. The Crusades were also a big influence on the Age of Discovery, so it's doubtful the Americas would have been colonized just the same. Overall, the absence of Christianity would be such a major change that the world would look completely unfamiliar to a contemporary audience, much less a futuristic utopia by our standards.
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* ArtisticLicenseReligion: The first universe shows what the world would look like if Christianity never existed, in which the [[DarkAgeEurope Dark Ages]] never happened and science was able to progress by 1000 years compared to us. However, the Dark Ages weren't caused by Christianity being imposed on other cultures, but rather the fall of UsefulNotes/TheRomanEmpire. Not to mention Christian monks preserving knowledge is the reason why a lot of information was not lost after Western Rome's fall, and while the Catholic Church stifled some advancements (an obvious example being the Inquisition), it also faciliated them, especially in the Renaissance. It would also have implications for the existence of Islam, and Islamic scholars themselves were responsible for numerous advancements in science and math in the Middle to Renaissance ages. The Crusades were also a big influence on the Age of Discovery, so it's doubtful the Americas would have been colonized just the same. Overall, the absence of Christianity would be such a major change that the world would look completely unfamiliar to a contemporary audience, much less a futuristic utopia by our standards.
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* ArtisticLicenseReligion: The first universe shows what the world would look like if Christianity never existed, in which the [[DarkAgeEurope Dark Ages]] never happened and science was able to progress by 1000 years compared to us. However, the Dark Ages weren't caused by Christianity being imposed on other cultures, but rather the fall of UsefulNotes/TheRomanEmpire. Not to mention Christian monks preserving knowledge is the reason why a lot of information was not lost after Western Rome's fall, and while the Catholic Church stifled some advancements (an obvious example being the Inquisition), it also faciliated facilitated them, especially in the Renaissance. It would also have implications for the existence of Islam, and Islamic scholars themselves were responsible for numerous advancements in science and math in the Middle to Renaissance ages. The Crusades were also a big influence on the Age of Discovery, so it's doubtful the Americas would have been colonized just the same. Overall, the absence of Christianity would be such a major change that the world would look completely unfamiliar to a contemporary audience, much less a futuristic utopia by our standards.
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* ArtisticLicenseReligion: The first universe shows what the world would look like if Christianity never existed, in which the [[DarkAgeEurope Dark Ages]] never happened and science was able to progress by 1000 years compared to us. However, the Dark Ages weren't caused by Christianity being imposed on other cultures, but rather the fall of UsefulNotes/TheRomanEmpire. Not to mention Christian monks preserving knowledge is the reason why a lot of information not lost after Western Rome's fall, and while the Catholic Church stifled some advancements (an obvious example being the Inquisition), it also faciliated them, especially in the Renaissance. Overall, the absence of Christianity would be such a major change that the world would look completely unfamiliar to a contemporary audience, much less a futuristic utopia by our standards. It would also have implications for the existence of Islam, and Islamic scholars themselves were responsible for numerous advancements in science and math in the Middle to Renaissance ages. The Crusades were also a big influence on the Age of Discovery, so it's doubtful the Americas would have been colonized just the same. The Art/SistineChapel also still exists in the Christianity-less universe, even though without Christianity it wouldn't have been built in the first place. The latter is a case of RuleOfFunny since the ceiling was instead decorated by John Hinckley, Jr., who covered it with pictures of Creator/JodieFoster.
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* ArtisticLicenseReligion: The first universe shows what the world would look like if Christianity never existed, in which the [[DarkAgeEurope Dark Ages]] never happened and science was able to progress by 1000 years compared to us. However, the Dark Ages weren't caused by Christianity being imposed on other cultures, but rather the fall of UsefulNotes/TheRomanEmpire. Not to mention Christian monks preserving knowledge is the reason why a lot of information was not lost after Western Rome's fall, and while the Catholic Church stifled some advancements (an obvious example being the Inquisition), it also faciliated them, especially in the Renaissance. Overall, the absence of Christianity would be such a major change that the world would look completely unfamiliar to a contemporary audience, much less a futuristic utopia by our standards.Renaissance. It would also have implications for the existence of Islam, and Islamic scholars themselves were responsible for numerous advancements in science and math in the Middle to Renaissance ages. The Crusades were also a big influence on the Age of Discovery, so it's doubtful the Americas would have been colonized just the same. Overall, the absence of Christianity would be such a major change that the world would look completely unfamiliar to a contemporary audience, much less a futuristic utopia by our standards.
** The Art/SistineChapel also still exists in the Christianity-less universe, even though without Christianity it wouldn't have been built in the first place.The latter is a case of RuleOfFunny applies since the ceiling was instead decorated by John Hinckley, Jr., who covered it with pictures of Creator/JodieFoster.
** The Art/SistineChapel also still exists in the Christianity-less universe, even though without Christianity it wouldn't have been built in the first place.
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* ArtisticLicenseReligion:
** The first universe shows what the world would look like if Christianity never existed, in which the [[DarkAgeEurope Dark Ages]] never happened and science was able to progress by 1000 years. However, the Dark Ages weren't caused by Christianity being imposed on other cultures, but rather the fall of UsefulNotes/TheRomanEmpire. Not to mention Christian monks ''persevering'' knowledge is the reason why a lot of information was not lost after Western Rome's fall, and while the Catholic Church was prone to stifling some advancements, it was also a major force for them as well, especially in the Renaissance. Not to mention it would have implications for the existence of Islam, and Islamic scholars themselves were also famous for numerous advancements in science in math in the Middle to Renaissance ages.
*** All in all, Christianity not existing as a whole would have such a severe a butterfly effect that there is a certain guarantee that the modern would ''not'' look anything familiar to a contemporary audience, much less a world that looks like a futuristic utopia by our standards.
** The Art/SistineChapel still exists in the ultra-advanced no-Christianity universe, even though if it weren't for Christianity, the Sistine Chapel wouldn't have been built in the first place. PlayedForLaughs, since the ceiling was just decorated by John Hinckley, Jr., who covered it with pictures of Jodie Foster.
** The first universe shows what the world would look like if Christianity never existed, in which the [[DarkAgeEurope Dark Ages]] never happened and science was able to progress by 1000 years. However, the Dark Ages weren't caused by Christianity being imposed on other cultures, but rather the fall of UsefulNotes/TheRomanEmpire. Not to mention Christian monks ''persevering'' knowledge is the reason why a lot of information was not lost after Western Rome's fall, and while the Catholic Church was prone to stifling some advancements, it was also a major force for them as well, especially in the Renaissance. Not to mention it would have implications for the existence of Islam, and Islamic scholars themselves were also famous for numerous advancements in science in math in the Middle to Renaissance ages.
*** All in all, Christianity not existing as a whole would have such a severe a butterfly effect that there is a certain guarantee that the modern would ''not'' look anything familiar to a contemporary audience, much less a world that looks like a futuristic utopia by our standards.
** The Art/SistineChapel still exists in the ultra-advanced no-Christianity universe, even though if it weren't for Christianity, the Sistine Chapel wouldn't have been built in the first place. PlayedForLaughs, since the ceiling was just decorated by John Hinckley, Jr., who covered it with pictures of Jodie Foster.
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**ArtisticLicenseReligion: The first universe shows what the world would look like if Christianity never existed, in which the [[DarkAgeEurope Dark Ages]] never happened and science was able to progress by 1000 years.years compared to us. However, the Dark Ages weren't caused by Christianity being imposed on other cultures, but rather the fall of UsefulNotes/TheRomanEmpire. Not to mention Christian monks ''persevering'' preserving knowledge is the reason why a lot of information was not lost after Western Rome's fall, and while the Catholic Church was prone to stifling stifled some advancements, advancements (an obvious example being the Inquisition), it was also a major force for them as well, faciliated them, especially in the Renaissance. Not to mention it Overall, the absence of Christianity would be such a major change that the world would look completely unfamiliar to a contemporary audience, much less a futuristic utopia by our standards. It would also have implications for the existence of Islam, and Islamic scholars themselves were also famous responsible for numerous advancements in science in and math in the Middle to Renaissance ages.
*** All in all, Christianity not existing asages. The Crusades were also a whole big influence on the Age of Discovery, so it's doubtful the Americas would have such a severe a butterfly effect that there is a certain guarantee that been colonized just the modern would ''not'' look anything familiar to a contemporary audience, much less a world that looks like a futuristic utopia by our standards.
**same. The Art/SistineChapel also still exists in the ultra-advanced no-Christianity Christianity-less universe, even though if without Christianity it weren't for Christianity, the Sistine Chapel wouldn't have been built in the first place. PlayedForLaughs, The latter is a case of RuleOfFunny since the ceiling was just instead decorated by John Hinckley, Jr., who covered it with pictures of Jodie Foster.Creator/JodieFoster.
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*** All in all, Christianity not existing as
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* TheMultiverseTheMultiverse: The premise sees Stewie and Brian casually universe-hopping.
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When Stewie enters a genetically engineered pig at the carnival, Brian asks him where it came from. Stewie reveals to Brian that with an interdimensional teleporter, he can travel to [[AlternateUniverse different universes]] and takes Brian on a journey [[[[TheMultiverse through several universes and realities]].
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When Stewie enters a genetically engineered pig at the carnival, Brian asks him where it came from. Stewie reveals to Brian that with an interdimensional teleporter, he can travel to [[AlternateUniverse different universes]] and takes Brian on a journey [[[[TheMultiverse through [[TheMultiverse several universes and realities]].
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* SlasherSmile: While the rest of the Disneyfied characters look at Mort with sheer malice, the Tom Tucker bunny has an evil grin on his face.
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* SlasherSmile: While the rest of the Disneyfied characters look at Mort with sheer malice, the Tom Tucker bunny has an evil grin on his face.
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* ArtisticLicenceHistory:
** In the Japanese universe, the Griffins live in a Japanese-style house. In real life, Japan had Westernized during the Meiji Restoration (though Japanese-style houses can be found in some parts of Japan, albeit not as widespread as what's depicted in the media, both Western and Japanese).
** Stewie mentions that "Japan never quit" WWII because America never dropped the nuke. In reality, other factors like ''the Soviets'' invading Manchuria also contributed to Japanese surrender, and the allies were not about to let Imperial Japan go unpunished with or without a nuke. Also, there's the implication that [[JapanTakesOverTheWorld Japan took over the world]] without nukes, even though the Point of Divergence was when Japan was practically defeated and on the brink of ruin, and would be in no position to invade anyone for years.
** In the Japanese universe, the Griffins live in a Japanese-style house. In real life, Japan had Westernized during the Meiji Restoration (though Japanese-style houses can be found in some parts of Japan, albeit not as widespread as what's depicted in the media, both Western and Japanese).
** Stewie mentions that "Japan never quit" WWII because America never dropped the nuke. In reality, other factors like ''the Soviets'' invading Manchuria also contributed to Japanese surrender, and the allies were not about to let Imperial Japan go unpunished with or without a nuke. Also, there's the implication that [[JapanTakesOverTheWorld Japan took over the world]] without nukes, even though the Point of Divergence was when Japan was practically defeated and on the brink of ruin, and would be in no position to invade anyone for years.
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** InArtisticLicenceHistory: Both of these examples regards Japan in the Japanese universe, the style universe:
** The Griffins live in a Japanese-style house. In real life, Japan had Westernized during the Meiji Restoration (though Japanese-style houses can be found in some parts of Japan, albeit not as widespread as what's depicted in the media, both Western and Japanese).
** Stewie also mentions that "Japan never quit" WWII because America never dropped the nuke. In reality, other factors like ''the Soviets'' invading Manchuria also contributed to Japanese surrender, and the allies were not about to let Imperial Japan go unpunished with or without a nuke. Also, there's the implication that [[JapanTakesOverTheWorld Japan took over the world]] without nukes, even though the Point of Divergence was when Japan was practically defeated and on the brink of ruin, and would be in no position to invade anyone for years.
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** The Griffins live in a Japanese-style house. In real life, Japan had Westernized during the Meiji Restoration (though Japanese-style houses can be found in some parts of Japan, albeit not as widespread as what's depicted in the media, both Western and Japanese).
** Stewie also mentions that "Japan never quit" WWII because America never dropped the nuke. In reality, other factors like ''the Soviets'' invading Manchuria also contributed to Japanese surrender, and the allies were not about to let Imperial Japan go unpunished with or without a nuke. Also, there's the implication that [[JapanTakesOverTheWorld Japan took over the world]] without nukes, even though the Point of Divergence was when Japan was practically defeated and on the brink of ruin, and would be in no position to invade anyone for years.
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** The first universe shows what the world would look like if Christianity never existed, in which the [[DarkAgeEurope Dark Ages]] never happened and science was able to progress by 1000 years. However, the Dark Ages weren't caused by Christianity being imposed on other cultures, but rather the fall of UsefulNotes/TheRomanEmpire.
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** The first universe shows what the world would look like if Christianity never existed, in which the [[DarkAgeEurope Dark Ages]] never happened and science was able to progress by 1000 years. However, the Dark Ages weren't caused by Christianity being imposed on other cultures, but rather the fall of UsefulNotes/TheRomanEmpire. Not to mention Christian monks ''persevering'' knowledge is the reason why a lot of information was not lost after Western Rome's fall, and while the Catholic Church was prone to stifling some advancements, it was also a major force for them as well, especially in the Renaissance. Not to mention it would have implications for the existence of Islam, and Islamic scholars themselves were also famous for numerous advancements in science in math in the Middle to Renaissance ages.
*** All in all, Christianity not existing as a whole would have such a severe a butterfly effect that there is a certain guarantee that the modern would ''not'' look anything familiar to a contemporary audience, much less a world that looks like a futuristic utopia by our standards.
*** All in all, Christianity not existing as a whole would have such a severe a butterfly effect that there is a certain guarantee that the modern would ''not'' look anything familiar to a contemporary audience, much less a world that looks like a futuristic utopia by our standards.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: Apparently in the dog universe, bad humans are immediately sent to the pound to be put down. Such as what almost happened to Stewie for biting Dog!Peter.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: Apparently in the dog universe, bad misbehaved humans are immediately sent to the pound to be put down. Such as what almost happened to Stewie for biting Dog!Peter.
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* BestialityIsDepraved: Brian gets called a pervert for enjoying a human woman licking him a bit too much, with this being a dimension where the master/pet roles of human and dog are reversed.
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* BestialityIsDepraved: Brian gets called a pervert freak for enjoying a human woman licking him a bit too much, with this being a dimension where the master/pet roles of human and dog are reversed.
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* BestialityIsDepraved: Brian gets called a pervert for enjoying a human woman licking him a bit too much, with this being a dimension where the master/pet roles of human and dog are reversed.
-->'''Stewie''': Oh, yeah. I forgot. This is a ''Disney'' universe.
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* RockThemeNaming: Parodied in the Flintstone universe with Rock-Peter and Rock-Lois, who basically just say "rock" in front of everything.
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* RockThemeNaming: Parodied in the Flintstone universe with Rock-Peter and Rock-Lois, who basically just say "rock" in front of everything. Stewie and Brian leave the universe in annoyance, [[GotMeDoingIt though they briefly join in the theme]].
-->'''Stewie''': Hey, Brian, want to get the ''rock'' out of here?\\
'''Brian''': ''Rock'' yeah.
-->'''Stewie''': Hey, Brian, want to get the ''rock'' out of here?\\
'''Brian''': ''Rock'' yeah.
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** The punchline of the Disney universe (where everyone beats the crap out of Mort) reflects rumors of Walt Disney's alleged Antisemitism.
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** The punchline of the Disney universe (where everyone beats the crap out of Mort) once more reflects rumors of Walt Disney's alleged Antisemitism.
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-->'''Stewie:''' Rock yeah.
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-->'''Brian:''' Rock yeah.
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* AndIMustScream: While not taken seriously, Stewie and Brian are still conscious while they are in a block of ice.
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* AndIMustScream: While not taken seriously, Stewie and Brian are [[HarmlessFreezing still conscious while they are in a block of ice.ice]].
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Disney Joe resembles a coffee pot more closely than he does a teapot, which makes the pun even more fitting.
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* AnachronismStew: The Disney universe appears to be based on Disney's Golden Age from the 1930s to the 1950s (particularly ''Snow White and the Seven Dwarves'' as Lois looks like Snow White and Peter looks like Doc). However, Disney Meg is based on Ursula from ''WesternAnimation/{{The Little Mermaid|1989}}'', and Disney Joe is on a teapot from ''WesternAnimation/BeautyAndTheBeast''. Both movies are from Disney's "Renaissance" era (which is the late 1980s into the 1990s).
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* AnachronismStew: The Disney universe appears to be based on Disney's Golden Age from the 1930s to the 1950s (particularly ''Snow White and the Seven Dwarves'' as Lois looks like Snow White and Peter looks like Doc). However, Disney Meg is based on Ursula from ''WesternAnimation/{{The Little Mermaid|1989}}'', and Disney Joe is based on a teapot Mrs. Potts from ''WesternAnimation/BeautyAndTheBeast''. Both movies are from Disney's "Renaissance" era (which is the late 1980s into the 1990s).
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* StealthPun: In the Disney universe, Joe appears as [[WesternAnimation/BeautyAndTheBeast a teapot]]. So he's "a cup of Joe".
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* StealthPun: In the Disney universe, Joe appears as [[WesternAnimation/BeautyAndTheBeast a teapot]].coffee pot. So he's "a cup of Joe".
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* DogStereotype: In the dog universe, Peter is a Labrador Retriever (dumb but friendly), Lois is a Cocker Spaniel (red wavy hair), Chris is a sheepdog (same as Labrador Peter), Meg is a bulldog (physically repulsive), and Stewie is a poodle (PsychoPoodle). Joe is a Doberman (aggressive guard dog).
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* DogStereotype: In the dog universe, Peter is a Labrador Retriever (dumb but friendly), Lois is a Cocker Spaniel (red wavy hair), Chris is a sheepdog (same as Labrador Peter), Meg is a bulldog (physically repulsive), and Stewie is a poodle (PsychoPoodle).(pompous and [[PsychoPoodle evil]]). Joe is a Doberman (aggressive guard dog).
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* ArtisticLicenceHistory:
** In the Japanese universe, the Griffins live in a Japanese-style house. In real life, Japan had Westernized during the Meiji Restoration (though Japanese-style houses can be found in some parts of Japan, albeit not as widespread as what's depicted in the media, both Western and Japanese).
** Stewie mentions that "Japan never quit" WWII because America never dropped the nuke. In reality, other factors like ''the Soviets'' invading Manchuria also contributed to Japanese surrender, and the allies were not about to let Imperial Japan go unpunished with or without a nuke. Also, there's the implication that [[JapanTakesOverTheWorld Japan took over the world]] without nukes, even though the Point of Divergence was when Japan was practically defeated and on the brink of ruin, and would be in no position to invade anyone for years.
* ArtisticLicenseReligion:
** The first universe shows what the world would look like if Christianity never existed, in which the [[DarkAgeEurope Dark Ages]] never happened and science was able to progress by 1000 years. However, the Dark Ages weren't caused by Christianity being imposed on other cultures, but rather the fall of UsefulNotes/TheRomanEmpire.
** The Art/SistineChapel still exists in the ultra-advanced no-Christianity universe, even though if it weren't for Christianity, the Sistine Chapel wouldn't have been built in the first place. PlayedForLaughs, since the ceiling was just decorated by John Hinckley, Jr., who covered it with pictures of Jodie Foster.
** In the Japanese universe, the Griffins live in a Japanese-style house. In real life, Japan had Westernized during the Meiji Restoration (though Japanese-style houses can be found in some parts of Japan, albeit not as widespread as what's depicted in the media, both Western and Japanese).
** Stewie mentions that "Japan never quit" WWII because America never dropped the nuke. In reality, other factors like ''the Soviets'' invading Manchuria also contributed to Japanese surrender, and the allies were not about to let Imperial Japan go unpunished with or without a nuke. Also, there's the implication that [[JapanTakesOverTheWorld Japan took over the world]] without nukes, even though the Point of Divergence was when Japan was practically defeated and on the brink of ruin, and would be in no position to invade anyone for years.
* ArtisticLicenseReligion:
** The first universe shows what the world would look like if Christianity never existed, in which the [[DarkAgeEurope Dark Ages]] never happened and science was able to progress by 1000 years. However, the Dark Ages weren't caused by Christianity being imposed on other cultures, but rather the fall of UsefulNotes/TheRomanEmpire.
** The Art/SistineChapel still exists in the ultra-advanced no-Christianity universe, even though if it weren't for Christianity, the Sistine Chapel wouldn't have been built in the first place. PlayedForLaughs, since the ceiling was just decorated by John Hinckley, Jr., who covered it with pictures of Jodie Foster.
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* ArtisticLicenseReligion: PlayedForLaughs. The Art/SistineChapel still exists in the ultra-advanced no-Christianity universe; the ceiling was just decorated by John Hinckley, Jr., who covered it with pictures of Jodie Foster.
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* AuthorTract: OutgrownSuchSillySuperstitions. In [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lLnDy9Mjbnc the first alternate universe]] visited, "Christianity never existed, which means the [[DarkAgeEurope dark ages of scientific repression]] never occurred, and thus, humanity is a thousand years more advanced." It's not as bad as the entirety of "Not All Dogs Go to Heaven" or even the end of "Family Goy" where Jesus Himself tells Peter that all religion is crap (with Brian yelling, "''Thank'' you!") in terms of religion-bashing, but it will leave a bad taste in some viewers' mouths.
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* OutgrownSuchSillySuperstitions: In the first alternate universe visited, "Christianity never existed, which means the [[DarkAgeEurope dark ages of scientific repression]] never occurred, and thus, humanity is a thousand years more advanced."
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* RockThemeNaming: Parodied in the Flintstone universe with Rock-Peter and Rock-Lois, who basically just say "rock" in front of everything..
* ShaggyDogStory: After human Brian makes it to the universe where people are in change he is [[spoiler:quickly run over by a truck before he can start his new life.]]
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* ShaggyDogStory: After human Brian makes it to the universe where people are in change he is [[spoiler:quickly run over by a truck before he can start his new life.]]
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* RockThemeNaming: Parodied in the Flintstone universe with Rock-Peter and Rock-Lois, who basically just say "rock" in front of everything..
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* ShaggyDogStory: After human Brian makes it to the universe where people are in change he is[[spoiler:quickly quickly run over by a truck before he can start his new life.]]
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** Brian's alternate name in the dog universe is [[Series/{{Dynasty}} Blake Carrington]].
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** Brian's alternate name in the dog universe is [[Series/{{Dynasty}} [[Series/Dynasty1981 Blake Carrington]].
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* AnimationBump: The Disney sequence.
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* AnimationBump: The Disney Creator/{{Disney}} sequence.
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** In the [[WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones Flintstones]] universe, Brian describes the universe as looking cheap and lazy, a shot at the animation quality of 1960's Creator/HannaBarbera cartons.
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** In the [[WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones Flintstones]] universe, Brian describes the universe as looking cheap and lazy, a shot at the animation quality of 1960's Creator/HannaBarbera cartons.cartoons.
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** In the [[WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones Flintstones]] universe, Brian describes the universe as looking cheap and lazy, a shot at the animation quality of 1960's Creator/HannaBarbera cartons.
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Pet Homosexual has been renamed to Gay Best Friend.
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* PetHomosexual: Parodied. Chris wins a "live, genuine homosexual" as a carnival prize.
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* RockThemeNaming: Parodied in the Flintstone universe with Rock-Peter and Rock-Lois.Rock-Lois, who basically just say "rock" in front of everything..
