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*** ''Franchise/FridayThe13th'': Jason is seen among the evil characters and shocked at the cruelty of the Woodland Christmas Critters.
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*** ''Franchise/FridayThe13th'': Jason is seen among the evil characters and is shocked at the cruelty of the Woodland Christmas Critters.
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*** ''Myth/GreekMythology'': Zeus is part of the Council of Nine. Perseus is one of the guards of the Castle of the Good characters. Medusa is also seen in the background fighting among the Evil characters. Icarus and later too Pegasus can be seen in the sky. A Minotaur and Cerberus are noticeable among the crowd of evil characters surrounding Strawberry Shortcake. When Santa jumps down from the castle wall we can see Hercules fighting.
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*** ''Myth/GreekMythology'': Zeus is part of the Council of Nine. Perseus is one of the guards of the Castle of the Good characters. Medusa is also seen in the background fighting among the Evil characters. Icarus and later too Pegasus can be seen in the sky. A Minotaur and Cerberus are noticeable among the crowd of evil characters surrounding Strawberry Shortcake. When Santa jumps down from the castle wall wall, we can see Hercules fighting.fighting, and he is one of the characters who wants to talk to Kyle.
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*** ''Franchise/JamesBond'': When Butters appears in his bubble to save everybody James Bond can be spotted right from him.
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*** ''Franchise/JamesBond'': When Butters appears in his bubble to save everybody everybody, James Bond can be spotted on his right from him.side.
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*** ''Literature/TheLegendOfSleepyHollow'': The Headless Horseman appears.
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*** ''Literature/TheLegendOfSleepyHollow'': The Headless Horseman appears.appears and claims to be the evilest character.
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->Episode (Part 1): First aired October 17, 2007.
->Episode (Part 2): First aired October 24, 2007.
->Episode (Part 3): First aired October 31, 2007.
->Episode (Part 2): First aired October 24, 2007.
->Episode (Part 3): First aired October 31, 2007.
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->Episode (Part 2): First aired October 24, 2007.
->Episode (Part 3): First aired October 31, 2007.
10/17/2007 ''(part one)''
10/24/2007 ''(part two)''
10/31/2007 ''(part three)''
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* BrickJoke: When the villains capture Strawberry Shortcake and pull her eyeball out of his socket, the Woodland Critters suggest ways to torture her before finishing her off, finally agreeing with Beary's suggestion to get someone with AIDS to pee in her empty eye socket so she "dies all slow like." Later, when Stan gets sucked into Imaginationland, he tells Kyle that he found Strawberry Shortcake dead with pee in her eye.
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* {{Sequel}}: Trey and Matt consider the trilogy as a whole to be a quasi-sequel to ''[[WesternAnimation/SouthParkBiggerLongerAndUncut Bigger, Longer & Uncut]]''.
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* IWarnedYou: Al Gore shows off a video of a [=ManBearPig=] wreaking havoc, confirming that ManBearPig was made up all along.
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* IWarnedYou: Al Gore shows off a video of a [=ManBearPig=] wreaking havoc, confirming that ManBearPig [=ManBearPig=] was made up all along.
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* OhCrap: Stan has this reaction when he realizes Kurt Russell has encountered the Woodland Christmas Critters.
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* IWarnedYou: Al Gore shows off a video of a [=ManBearPig=] wreaking havoc, confirming that he was right all along.
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* IWarnedYou: Al Gore shows off a video of a [=ManBearPig=] wreaking havoc, confirming that he ManBearPig was right made up all along.
* PetTheDog: On a meta level, this happens in regard to Mel Gibson. He may be nuts, but he knows how to make good movies.
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* HardTruthAesop: Fictional things will likely be more meaningful to you than anything real, will make more of an impact on the world and be more remembered than you, and still be around and remembered long after you are gone. So in a way that makes them real.
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* HardTruthAesop: Fictional things will likely be more meaningful to you than anything real, will make have more of an impact on the world and be more remembered than you, most real people, and will still be around and remembered long after you are their gone. So in a way that makes them real.
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* HardTruthAesop: Fictional things will likely be more meaningful to you than anything real, will make more of an impact on the world and be more remembered than you, and still be around and remembered long after you are gone. So in a way that makes them real.
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* RageBreakingPoint: After being pestered so much, Kyle starts to lash out at Cartman for only thinking of the bet where Kyle had to suck his balls instead of worrying about their friends and angrily shoves him while saying he will never suck on his balls.
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* RageBreakingPoint: After being pestered so much, Kyle starts to lash out at Cartman for only thinking of the bet where Kyle had to suck his balls instead of worrying about their friends and angrily shoves him while saying he will never '''never''' suck on his balls.balls, even if they threaten to throw him in prison.
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** Despite everything happening throughout the trilogy, Cartman will stop at nothing to make sure Kyle upholds his part of the bet, which is to actually suck his balls. By the end of the arc, Cartman creates a scene where imaginary Kyle to accomplish this to his imaginary self, and rubs it in the real Kyle's face.
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** Despite everything happening throughout the trilogy, Cartman will stop at nothing to make sure Kyle upholds his part of the bet, which is to actually suck his balls.balls, even rudely yawning when Kyle tries to explain everything else that happening just to emphasize how little he cares about anything else. By the end of the arc, Cartman creates a scene where imaginary Kyle to accomplish this to his imaginary self, and rubs it in the real Kyle's face.
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** Despite everything happening throughout the trilogy, Cartman will stop at nothing to make sure Kyle upholds his part of the bet, which is to actually suck his balls. By the end of the arc, Cartman creates a scene where imaginary Kyle to accomplish this to his imaginary self, and rub it in the real Kyle's face.
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** Despite everything happening throughout the trilogy, Cartman will stop at nothing to make sure Kyle upholds his part of the bet, which is to actually suck his balls. By the end of the arc, Cartman creates a scene where imaginary Kyle to accomplish this to his imaginary self, and rub rubs it in the real Kyle's face.
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*** ''Literature/PaulBunyan'': When the battle begins Paul Bunyan can be seen in the background. When Jesus decapitates Pinhead Babe the Blue Ox can be seen in the background.
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*** ''Literature/PaulBunyan'': ''Myth/PaulBunyan'': When the battle begins Paul Bunyan can be seen in the background. When Jesus decapitates Pinhead Babe the Blue Ox can be seen in the background.
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*** ''Literature/GreekMythology'': Zeus is part of the Council of Nine. Perseus is one of the guards of the Castle of the Good characters. Medusa is also seen in the background fighting among the Evil characters. Icarus and later too Pegasus can be seen in the sky. A Minotaur and Cerberus are noticeable among the crowd of evil characters surrounding Strawberry Shortcake. When Santa jumps down from the castle wall we can see Hercules fighting.
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*** ''Literature/GreekMythology'': ''Myth/GreekMythology'': Zeus is part of the Council of Nine. Perseus is one of the guards of the Castle of the Good characters. Medusa is also seen in the background fighting among the Evil characters. Icarus and later too Pegasus can be seen in the sky. A Minotaur and Cerberus are noticeable among the crowd of evil characters surrounding Strawberry Shortcake. When Santa jumps down from the castle wall we can see Hercules fighting.
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* IWarnedYou: Al Gore shows off a video of a ManBearPig wreaking havoc, confirming that he was right all along.
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* IWarnedYou: Al Gore shows off a video of a ManBearPig [=ManBearPig=] wreaking havoc, confirming that he was right all along.
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* ArtisticLicenseLaw: The contract Kyle signed couldn't be enforced by a court because Kyle is underage and the contract would be considered contra bonos mores
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* ArtisticLicenseLaw: The contract Kyle signed couldn't be enforced by a court because Kyle is underage and the contract would be considered contra bonos moresmores.
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* TheBadGuyWins: Cartman finally gets Kyle to suck his balls... by imagining it with everyone witnessing it
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* TheBadGuyWins: Cartman finally gets Kyle to suck his balls... by imagining it with everyone witnessing itit.
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--> '''Military Guy:''' We tried that! And Kurt Russell got raped by Christmas critters!
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--> '''Military Guy:''' We tried that! And Kurt Russell got raped by Christmas critters!Critters!
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--> '''Stan:''' Christmas Critters... GET THEM OUT OF THERE!
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--> '''Stan:''' Christmas Critters... GET THEM OUT OF THERE!'''Get them out of there!!!'''
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--> '''Military Guy:''' WE TRIED THAT! AND KURT RUSSELL GOT RAPED BY CHRISTMAS CRITTERS!
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--> '''Military Guy:''' WE TRIED THAT! AND KURT RUSSELL GOT RAPED BY CHRISTMAS CRITTERS!We tried that! And Kurt Russell got raped by Christmas critters!
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** With the bomb about to be deployed, Stan tells Kyle that he has to argue that imaginary creatures are real, which Kyle really doesn't want to do because of the bet with Cartman. This really ends up backfiring on him when Cartman ''imagines'' Kyle sucking his balls and everyone reminds the real Kyle of the argument he just made.
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** With the bomb about to be deployed, Stan tells Kyle that he has to argue that imaginary creatures are real, which Kyle really doesn't want to do because of the bet with Cartman. This really ends up backfiring on him when Cartman ''imagines'' Kyle sucking his [imaginary self's] balls and everyone reminds the real Kyle of the argument he just made.
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** Despite everything happening throughout the trilogy, Cartman will stop at nothing to make sure Kyle upholds his part of the bet, which is to actually suck his balls. By the end of the arc, Cartman creates an imaginary Kyle to accomplish this and rub it in the real Kyle's face.
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** Despite everything happening throughout the trilogy, Cartman will stop at nothing to make sure Kyle upholds his part of the bet, which is to actually suck his balls. By the end of the arc, Cartman creates an a scene where imaginary Kyle to accomplish this to his imaginary self, and rub it in the real Kyle's face.
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** With the bomb about to be deployed, Stan tells Kyle that he has to argue that imaginary creatures are real, which Kyle really doesn't want to do because of the bet with Cartman. This really ends up backfiring on him when Cartman imagines Kyle sucking his balls and everyone reminds Kyle of the argument he just made.
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** With the bomb about to be deployed, Stan tells Kyle that he has to argue that imaginary creatures are real, which Kyle really doesn't want to do because of the bet with Cartman. This really ends up backfiring on him when Cartman imagines ''imagines'' Kyle sucking his balls and everyone reminds the real Kyle of the argument he just made.made.
* IWarnedYou: Al Gore shows off a video of a ManBearPig wreaking havoc, confirming that he was right all along.
* IWarnedYou: Al Gore shows off a video of a ManBearPig wreaking havoc, confirming that he was right all along.
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** Despite everything happening throughout the trilogy, Cartman's obsessed with having Kyle suck his balls and nothing else.
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** Despite everything happening throughout the trilogy, Cartman's obsessed with having Cartman will stop at nothing to make sure Kyle upholds his part of the bet, which is to actually suck his balls balls. By the end of the arc, Cartman creates an imaginary Kyle to accomplish this and nothing else.rub it in the real Kyle's face.
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** Mr. Imagination and the "Imagination" song are two-fer shout-out; They reference both Mr. Sophistication and his Imagination song in ''The Killing of a Chinese Bookie'', as well as the Dreamfinder and his Imagination song from the [[Ride/DisneyThemeParks EPCOT]] attraction ''Ride/Journey into Imagination''.
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** Mr. Imagination and the "Imagination" song are two-fer shout-out; They reference both Mr. Sophistication and his Imagination song in ''The Killing of a Chinese Bookie'', as well as the Dreamfinder and his Imagination song from the [[Ride/DisneyThemeParks EPCOT]] attraction ''Ride/Journey into Imagination''.''Ride/JourneyIntoImagination''.
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** Mr. Imagination and the "Imagination" song are a shout-out to ''The Killing of a Chinese Bookie''.
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** Mr. Imagination and the "Imagination" song are a shout-out to two-fer shout-out; They reference both Mr. Sophistication and his Imagination song in ''The Killing of a Chinese Bookie''. Bookie'', as well as the Dreamfinder and his Imagination song from the [[Ride/DisneyThemeParks EPCOT]] attraction ''Ride/Journey into Imagination''.
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* {{Lampshading}}: The general wonders how it can be possible for such young children to enter the Pentagon so easily?
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* {{Lampshading}}: The general wonders how it can be possible for such young children to enter the Pentagon so easily?easily.
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* RageBreakingPoint: After being pestered so much, Kyle starts to lash out at Cartman for only thinking of the bet where Kyle had to suck his balls instead of worrying about their friends and angrily shoves him while saying he will never suck on his ball.
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* RageBreakingPoint: After being pestered so much, Kyle starts to lash out at Cartman for only thinking of the bet where Kyle had to suck his balls instead of worrying about their friends and angrily shoves him while saying he will never suck on his ball.balls.
* RunningGag: Just when Cartman's about to get Kyle to suck his balls, something else comes along to interrupt it. Also, this conversation:
--> '''Tech:''' Sir, we have a security breach!
--> '''General:''' What?!
--> '''Tech:''' There's an unauthorized entry alert! And it's coming from Sector Two!
--> '''General:''' Sector Two...?
--> (Cue Cartman breaking through the glass; Kyle does this the third time)
--> '''Tech:''' Sir, we have a security breach!
--> '''General:''' What?!
--> '''Tech:''' There's an unauthorized entry alert! And it's coming from Sector Two!
--> '''General:''' Sector Two...?
--> (Cue Cartman breaking through the glass; Kyle does this the third time)
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* SuddenlyShouting: "BELIEVE IN SANTA RIGHT NOW!"
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* SuddenlyShouting: "BELIEVE IN SANTA SANTA! RIGHT NOW!"
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* DisneyDeath: This happens to Kyle when [=ManBearPig=] is sucked back through the portal. He's resurrected by Cartman.
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* SuddenDownerEnding: For Butters, at least. The episode ends with him suddenly waking up in the real world and believing it to be AllJustADream, before his parents tell him that it was all real and [[YouAreGrounded ground him]] due to being in Imaginationland instead of helping his mother clean out the basement. In response, Butters tries to imagine himself not being grounded by them, which leads them to reveal that only works in Imaginationland. With that, Butters is left grounded and alone with nothing but his annoyance.
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* TheBadGuyWins: Cartman finally gets Kyle to suck his balls... by imagining it with everyone witnessing it
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* JerkWithAHeartOfJerk: Cartman only saved Kyle's life just so he could suck his balls.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfJerk: Cartman managing to save Kyle after Kyle is suffocated by an evil imaginary monster, but only saved Kyle's life just so he could suck because Kyle hasn't sucked his balls.balls yet.
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* TheOnlyOneAllowedToDefeatYou: Cartman managing to save Kyle after Kyle is suffocated by an evil imaginary monster is likely this since Kyle hasn't sucked his balls yet.
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* UngratefulBastard: After Kyle spoke his speech on imagination, Cartman repays him by trying to get him to suck on his balls due to the fact that technically he won the bet, but Kyle is then angered at how Cartman only cares about the bet and chews him out.
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*** ''VideoGame/MortalKombat'': Goro appears among the evil characters.
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*** ''VideoGame/MortalKombat'': ''Franchise/MortalKombat'': Goro appears among the evil characters.
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* ArtisticLicenseLaw: The contract Kyle signed couldn't be enforced by a court because Kyle is underage and the contract would be considered contra bonos mores
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Several deities and/or prophets are seen in Imaginationland and described as being "fictitious" characters. Among them are ancient deities like Anubis and Zeus, but also deities that are still worshipped today such as Jesus Christ, Moses, Buddha, Ganesha, Lao Zi, Krishna and Joseph Smith. Even God is mentioned being there. Parker and Stone explained on the audio commentary that they consider all these religious figures to be just as much fantasy as all the other fictitious characters. However they do point out that the stories themselves, whether it be the story of Jesus Christ or {{Star Wars}}, are entertaining and inspiring and thus should be kept told forever.
** While preparing for Kyle to suck his balls, Cartman dresses himself up as the Pope, a touch that seems calculated to get a rise out of Catholic viewers.
** While preparing for Kyle to suck his balls, Cartman dresses himself up as the Pope, a touch that seems calculated to get a rise out of Catholic viewers.
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%% * GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Several deities and/or prophets GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are seen reading this in Imaginationland and described as being "fictitious" characters. Among them are ancient deities like Anubis and Zeus, but also deities that are still worshipped today such as Jesus Christ, Moses, Buddha, Ganesha, Lao Zi, Krishna and Joseph Smith. Even God is mentioned being there. Parker and Stone explained on the audio commentary that they consider all these religious figures to be just as much fantasy as all future, please check the other fictitious characters. However they do point out that trope page to make sure your example fits the stories themselves, whether it be the story of Jesus Christ or {{Star Wars}}, are entertaining and inspiring and thus should be kept told forever.
** While preparing for Kyle to suck his balls, Cartman dresses himself up as the Pope, a touch that seems calculated to get a rise out of Catholic viewers.current definition.
** While preparing for Kyle to suck his balls, Cartman dresses himself up as the Pope, a touch that seems calculated to get a rise out of Catholic viewers.
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*** ''Franchise/{{Alien}}'': The creature appears and kills off the Mayor of Imaginationland.
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*** ''Franchise/{{Alien}}'': The creature appears and kills off the Mayor of Imaginationland.Imaginationland by piercing his stomach with its extendable set of jaws, a scene made to look like the infamous "Chestburster" scene from the 1979 movie.
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* StealthPun: Orko from ''Masters of the Universe'' has a D on his sweater instead of an O, thus making his name "Dorko". (also a bit of TakeThat)
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* BlackAndWhiteMorality: The good fictional characters fight evil fictional characters.
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* BlackAndWhiteMorality: The good fictional characters fight evil fictional characters. No matter whether they are Dick Dastardly, The Joker or Cthulhu, the only goal of the bad guys is to destroy Imaginationland's good side.
* CreatorProvincialism: A disproportionate number of imaginary characters comes from American popular culture, folklore and advertising. Also the existence of the Council of Nine implies that Popeye and Luke Skywalker are as revered as Jesus and Zeus are. Justified in that American pop culture is hugely influential, and that movies, TV series, comics and books might as well be what mythology was for the past eras.
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--> '''Military Guy:''' WE TRIED THAT! AND KURT RUSSEL GOT RAPED BY CHRISTMAS CRITTERS!
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--> '''Military Guy:''' WE TRIED THAT! AND KURT RUSSEL RUSSELL GOT RAPED BY CHRISTMAS CRITTERS!
* SuddenlyVoiced: Jason Voorhees is heard speaking a line for the first time, in a bizarre lisping voice for added RuleOfFunny.
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* VocalDissonance: After several villains speak in the kind of deep voices you'd expect, Jason Vorhees speaks in a much lighter, relaxed voice.
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* VocalDissonance: After several villains speak in the kind of deep voices you'd expect, Jason Vorhees Voorhees speaks in a much lighter, relaxed voice.
