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* ShoutOut: Xerxes and Haman play a trivia game where one of the questions was "Who was the youngest Jackson," to which Xerxes repeatedly thinks its [[Music/TheJackson5 Tito]]. Haman insistently calls him out for being incorrect, and there's a fun reveal via card that it's [[Music/JanetJackson Janet]].
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* DigitalDestruction: When the episode was released for the [=VeggieTales=] Classics after the initial release, sound effects that were heard in the original releases were removed (eg a rooster crowing at the title screen).
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* DigitalDestruction: When Starting with the episode was released for the 2003 [=VeggieTales=] Classics after the initial release, DVD and VHS releases, some sound effects that were heard in the original releases were removed (eg (e.g. a rooster crowing at after the title screen).card).
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* LockedOutOfTheLoop: Xerxes wasn't aware that his queen Esther and Mordecai were Jewish and the family he was gonna banish until the very. Haman himself wasn't aware that Esther was related to Mordecai, which maybe the reason God chose Esther to warn Xerxes on what Haman is doing.
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* LockedOutOfTheLoop: Xerxes wasn't aware that his queen Esther and Mordecai were Jewish and the family he was gonna banish until the very. very end. Haman himself wasn't aware that Esther was related to Mordecai, which maybe may be the reason God chose Esther to warn Xerxes on what Haman is doing.
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* OhCrap: Mordecai has this when he sees the edict!
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* OhCrap: Mordecai has this when he sees the edict!edict.
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* DarkerandEdgier: This is notably one of the darkest [=VeggieTales=] episodes, as there are less comedy scenes and the story has a darker tone.
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* DarkerandEdgier: DarkerAndEdgier: This is notably one of the darkest [=VeggieTales=] ''[=VeggieTales=]'' episodes, as there are less comedy scenes and the story has a darker tone.
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* NonStandardCharacterDesign: Rather than being portrayed by one of the regular rotating cast members like a majority of episodes, Esther has an entirely unique design and voice to distinguish her importance, especially compared to most female characters of the series.
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* NonStandardCharacterDesign: Rather than being portrayed by one of the regular rotating cast members like a majority of episodes, Esther has an entirely unique design and voice to distinguish her importance, especially compared to most female characters of in the series.
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* NonStandardCharacterDesign: Rather than being portrayed by one of the regular rotating cast members like a majority of episodes, Esther has an entirely unique design and voice to distinguish her importance, especially compared to most female characters of the series.
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* DarkerandEdgier: This is notably one of the darkest VeggieTales episodes, as there are less comedy scenes and the story has a darker tone.
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* DarkerandEdgier: This is notably one of the darkest VeggieTales [=VeggieTales=] episodes, as there are less comedy scenes and the story has a darker tone.
