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* PoliticalCorrectnessGoneMad: The animal rights foundation gets out of hand, really quickly, with random animals just venting about their personal problems with trivial garbage, and putting Adam on the spot, trying to make him change it.
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* PoliticalCorrectnessGoneMad: PoliticalOvercorrectness: The animal rights foundation gets out of hand, really quickly, with random animals just venting about their personal problems with trivial garbage, and putting Adam on the spot, trying to make him change it.
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* HypocriticalHumor: Lupe being starstruck over meeting the very toucan that she spent so much time complaining about.
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* SpoofAesop: With everyone enjoying Kiki Von Beaky's visit to the school, Jake declares that it's not civil debate that brings everyone in the world together, but instead the shared adulation of celebrities.
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* SureLetsGoWithThat: Principal Pixiefrog discreetly approaches Jake about helping bring down the United Species club, but Jake thinks it's Pixiefrog's car that's talking to him. Pixiefrog opts to just go with it since that's the easier option.
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* SureLetsGoWithThat: Principal Pixiefrog discreetly approaches Jake about helping bring down the United Species club, but Jake thinks it's Pixiefrog's car that's talking to him. Pixiefrog opts to just go with it since that's the easier option.
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Lupe is sick of the toucan stereotypes being perpetrated by toucan celebrity, Kiki Von Beaky, so she starts a toucan rights activist club at school.
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* ActivistFundamentalistAntics: Lupe becomes a toucan rights protester.
* {{Callback}}: The "No Bunnies Allowed" rule from "The Big Field Trip" is not forgotten, when Adam shows growing concern for a "rabbit" hopping into the United Species Club.
** Also, Jake has a conversation with Principal Pixiefrog's Car, in reference to the [[RunningGag running gag]] of his car always getting destroyed.
* CanisLatinicus: The students of the United Species club all had amusing labels on their desks, representing their species'.
* {{Catchphrase}}: "Ow, my beak!"
* DisproportionateRetribution: Jake makes a joke about Kiki Von Beaky, which triggers Lupe and gets her to drop like a bomb on him. Actually, it was Adam. See, Adam laughed at his joke, so he got the punishment of being painfully blown to pieces and put into a [[AmusingInjuries full body cast, complete with an eyepatch, and some missing teeth]].
* FantasticRacism: Lupe gets offended the negative toucan stereotpyes, made by Kiki Von Beaky.
* GettingTheBoot: Jake got thrown out by the sergeant at arms, shortly after the United Species Club was established.
* GratuitousSpanish: When the students say "Here, Here!", Lupe is heard saying "Aqui, Aqui!"
* PaperThinDisguise: Jake had a bunny costume, which was just two socks on his head and some taped-on whiskers.
* PoliticalCorrectnessGoneMad: The animal rights foundation gets out of hand, really quickly, with random animals just venting about their personal problems with trivial garbage, and putting Adam on the spot, trying to make him change it.
-->'''Adam:''' So in conclusion, I understand your concern about fish crackers and why you may consider them offensive, but they're not like that at all. In fact, they're showing how much they love, the fish community. And also, I think they're also quite delicious. That being said, I conclude that we keep them around.
-->'''Flounder Boy:''' Jerk!
* SuddenlyVoiced: Background characters, Kimberly Swan and Kaku Tiger get their speaking debuts in this episode.
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* ActivistFundamentalistAntics: Lupe becomes a toucan rights protester.
* {{Callback}}: The "No Bunnies Allowed" rule from "The Big Field Trip" is not forgotten, when Adam shows growing concern for a "rabbit" hopping into the United Species Club.
** Also, Jake has a conversation with Principal Pixiefrog's Car, in reference to the [[RunningGag running gag]] of his car always getting destroyed.
* CanisLatinicus: The students of the United Species club all had amusing labels on their desks, representing their species'.
* {{Catchphrase}}: "Ow, my beak!"
* DisproportionateRetribution: Jake makes a joke about Kiki Von Beaky, which triggers Lupe and gets her to drop like a bomb on him. Actually, it was Adam. See, Adam laughed at his joke, so he got the punishment of being painfully blown to pieces and put into a [[AmusingInjuries full body cast, complete with an eyepatch, and some missing teeth]].
* FantasticRacism: Lupe gets offended the negative toucan stereotpyes, made by Kiki Von Beaky.
* GettingTheBoot: Jake got thrown out by the sergeant at arms, shortly after the United Species Club was established.
* GratuitousSpanish: When the students say "Here, Here!", Lupe is heard saying "Aqui, Aqui!"
* PaperThinDisguise: Jake had a bunny costume, which was just two socks on his head and some taped-on whiskers.
* PoliticalCorrectnessGoneMad: The animal rights foundation gets out of hand, really quickly, with random animals just venting about their personal problems with trivial garbage, and putting Adam on the spot, trying to make him change it.
-->'''Adam:''' So in conclusion, I understand your concern about fish crackers and why you may consider them offensive, but they're not like that at all. In fact, they're showing how much they love, the fish community. And also, I think they're also quite delicious. That being said, I conclude that we keep them around.
-->'''Flounder Boy:''' Jerk!
* SuddenlyVoiced: Background characters, Kimberly Swan and Kaku Tiger get their speaking debuts in this episode.
