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-->'''Nurse Gazelle:''' That's not the only thing that's [[JustForPun astronomical]].
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-->'''Nurse Gazelle:''' That's not the only thing that's [[JustForPun [[{{Pun}} astronomical]].
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It’s not really realistic given the afflicted are animals, and thusly should have graver health effects on them than just getting fat.
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: This episode notably portrays weight gain much more realistically than most cartoons. Usually, the characters would lose the weight immediately after deciding to do so with everything back to normal. Here, the episode ends with all the animals still extremely fat from their weight gain, and now trying weakly to work it off, just like a real person would have to put in the work to work off weight gain. The characters’ personalities also change, with everyone becoming more aggressive and gluttonous as time goes on as a consequence of their poor diet.
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* BalloonBelly: Throughout the episode, animal students become progressively fatter, as they eat more of the fatty human food.
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* TheFatEpisode: Throughout the episode, the animal students and faculty become progressively fatter, as they eat more of the unhealthy human food.
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%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
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* BigEater: The entire school becomes extremely gluttonous after becoming addicted to human fast food to the point they try to bring down the roof of the school to get Adam’s food.
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: Going along with Jake’s mad plot to bring down the school’s roof to get food, Pixiefrog didn’t realize that someone might sue for getting injured during the scuffle.
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* {{Hypocrite}}: Adam gets one in on Jake after he refuses to try human food, since Jake had earlier made fun of him for not wanting to try animal food.
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* NeverMyFault: It’s not Jake’s fault for getting so heavy, it’s the steel-reinforced chair’s fault for not holding him up.
* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: This episode notably portrays weight gain much more realistically than most cartoons. Usually, the characters would lose the weight immediately after deciding to do so with everything back to normal. Here, the episode ends with all the animals still extremely fat from their weight gain, and now trying weakly to work it off, just like a real person would have to put in the work to work off weight gain. The characters’ personalities also change, with everyone becoming more aggressive and gluttonous as time goes on as a consequence of their poor diet.
* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: This episode notably portrays weight gain much more realistically than most cartoons. Usually, the characters would lose the weight immediately after deciding to do so with everything back to normal. Here, the episode ends with all the animals still extremely fat from their weight gain, and now trying weakly to work it off, just like a real person would have to put in the work to work off weight gain. The characters’ personalities also change, with everyone becoming more aggressive and gluttonous as time goes on as a consequence of their poor diet.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: When Adam is in Nurse Gazelle's office, it's clear that Nurse Gazelle was pulling a rectal thermometer out of Adam's butt.
** Nurse Gazelle uses the term "Astronomical", to describe Principal Pixiefrog's butt.
** Nurse Gazelle uses the term "Astronomical", to describe Principal Pixiefrog's butt.
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%% * GettingCrapPastTheRadar: When Adam GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in Nurse Gazelle's office, it's clear that Nurse Gazelle was pulling a rectal thermometer out of Adam's butt.
** Nurse Gazelle usesthe term "Astronomical", future, please check the trope page to describe Principal Pixiefrog's butt.make sure your example fits the current definition.
** Nurse Gazelle uses
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* BenchBreaker: When they eventually became fat enough, the pack had flattened reinforced steel chairs under their girths.
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* FloorboardFailure: Jake broke through three floors of the school, because of his weight.
* FourthWall: At the end of the episode, the [[IrisOut out iris]], closes on Principal Pixiefrog's butt, squashing it.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: When Adam is in Nurse Gazelle's office, it's clear that Nurse Gazelle was pulling a rectal thermometer out of Adam's butt.
** Nurse Gazelle uses the term "Astronomical", to describe Principal Pixiefrog's butt.
* FourthWall: At the end of the episode, the [[IrisOut out iris]], closes on Principal Pixiefrog's butt, squashing it.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: When Adam is in Nurse Gazelle's office, it's clear that Nurse Gazelle was pulling a rectal thermometer out of Adam's butt.
** Nurse Gazelle uses the term "Astronomical", to describe Principal Pixiefrog's butt.
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* HartmanHips: Principal Pixiefrog develops a pair of these, after he gets fat.
-->'''Nurse Gazelle:''' That's not the only thing that's [[JustForPun astronomical]].
* LivingCrashpad: Pixiefrog became this to Jake.
-->'''Jake:''' [[ImOkay No worries.]] Principal Pixiefrog broke my fall!
-->'''Nurse Gazelle:''' That's not the only thing that's [[JustForPun astronomical]].
* LivingCrashpad: Pixiefrog became this to Jake.
-->'''Jake:''' [[ImOkay No worries.]] Principal Pixiefrog broke my fall!
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After forgetting to bring his own lunch for the umpteenth time, Adam is realizes that he literally and metaphorically fed up with the cafeteria food only being suitable for animal consumption.
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*AnythingButThat: Principal Pixiefrog is manipulated like a pawn, with the threat of being sued.
*BalloonBelly: Throughout the episode, animal students become progressively fatter, as they eat more of the fatty human food.
*CodeEmergency: Every teacher, says "Code Blue! Code Blue!", when hearing about Adam's problems.
*ComicalOverreacting: Every faculty member, including the usually calm and timid Mr. Mandrill, flips their shit, when they hear Adam say something completely normal.
*GymClassRopeClimb: A fattened Jake attempts to climb a rope, but is so heavy, he pulls down the ceiling. [[ChekhovsGun he later uses this to his advantage]], when Adam climbs a vine to the ceiling to get away from Jake. Jake, wanting his plate of tater tots, tries pulling the ceiling down.
*MysteryMeat: How the animal food is treated here.
*AWeightyAesop: The moral of this episode kids, is to not eat too much junk food.
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*AnythingButThat: Principal Pixiefrog is manipulated like a pawn, with the threat of being sued.
*BalloonBelly: Throughout the episode, animal students become progressively fatter, as they eat more of the fatty human food.
*CodeEmergency: Every teacher, says "Code Blue! Code Blue!", when hearing about Adam's problems.
*ComicalOverreacting: Every faculty member, including the usually calm and timid Mr. Mandrill, flips their shit, when they hear Adam say something completely normal.
*GymClassRopeClimb: A fattened Jake attempts to climb a rope, but is so heavy, he pulls down the ceiling. [[ChekhovsGun he later uses this to his advantage]], when Adam climbs a vine to the ceiling to get away from Jake. Jake, wanting his plate of tater tots, tries pulling the ceiling down.
*MysteryMeat: How the animal food is treated here.
*AWeightyAesop: The moral of this episode kids, is to not eat too much junk food.
