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''Literature/ScaredySquirrel''
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''Scaredy Squirrel'' (known as ''Frisson l'écureuil'' in French) is an award-winning series of very simple children's picture books created by Quebec author Creator/MelanieWatt, who is also known for creating ''Chester the Cat''. It's about a nervous squirrel named Scaredy who is afraid of nearly everything and lives his life through extremely intricate and meticulous planning. However, Scaredy often finds that things don't go his way. But ''because'' of the breaks from his routines and expectations, in the end he always learns something new, important, and exciting that makes him a better person, er, squirrel.
There are five books in the ''Scaredy Squirrel'' series:
# ''Scaredy Squirrel'' (2006)
# ''Scaredy Squirrel Makes a Friend'' (2007)
# ''Scaredy Squirrel at the Beach'' (2008)
# ''Scaredy Squirrel at Night'' (2009)
# ''Scaredy Squirrel Has a Birthday Party'' (2011)
In 2011, Creator/{{Nelvana}} made an AnimatedAdaptation of the books that aired on Creator/{{YTV}} and Creator/CartoonNetwork (later Creator/{{Qubo}}) for 52 episodes. Although the cartoon is '''''VERY''''' InNameOnly to the point of sharing literally nothing in common with the books beyond the title character's name, Mélanie Watt served as a creative consultant for the series. [[WesternAnimation/ScaredySquirrel Tropes for the TV show version can be found here.]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:Not much like the cartoon, huh?]]
''Scaredy Squirrel'' (known as ''Frisson l'écureuil'' in French) is an award-winning series of very simple children's picture books created by Quebec author Creator/MelanieWatt, who is also known for creating ''Chester the Cat''. It's about a nervous squirrel named Scaredy who is afraid of nearly everything and lives his life through extremely intricate and meticulous planning. However, Scaredy often finds that things don't go his way. But ''because'' of the breaks from his routines and expectations, in the end he always learns something new, important, and exciting that makes him a better person, er, squirrel.
There are five books in the ''Scaredy Squirrel'' series:
# ''Scaredy Squirrel'' (2006)
# ''Scaredy Squirrel Makes a Friend'' (2007)
# ''Scaredy Squirrel at the Beach'' (2008)
# ''Scaredy Squirrel at Night'' (2009)
# ''Scaredy Squirrel Has a Birthday Party'' (2011)
In 2011, Creator/{{Nelvana}} made an AnimatedAdaptation of the books that aired on Creator/{{YTV}} and Creator/CartoonNetwork (later Creator/{{Qubo}}) for 52 episodes. Although the cartoon is '''''VERY''''' InNameOnly to the point of sharing literally nothing in common with the books beyond the title character's name, Mélanie Watt served as a creative consultant for the series. [[WesternAnimation/ScaredySquirrel Tropes for the TV show version can be found here.]]
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In 2012, about three years before Daron Nefcy and Creator/DisneyTelevisionAnimation introduced the world of to the magical interdimensional adventures of ''WesternAnimation/StarVsTheForcesOfEvil'', [[http://mikerexbooks.blogspot.com/ Michael Rex]], the bestselling children's author behind horror-themed parodies of classic children's books like ''Goodnight Goon'', as well as ''Furious George'', ''Truck Duck'', and ''Icky Ricky'', created a hero from a realm of fantasy and magic who crossed over to Earth to become an exchange student and befriended an ordinary boy who helped him battle monsters and other evil beings. And his name was... ''Fangbone''!
''Fangbone! Third Grade Barbarian'' is a trilogy of graphic novels oriented at elementary-aged boys starring the eponymous {{Barbarian|Hero}} KidHero, who has come to Earth from the world of Skullbania with the magical big toe of his home's vilest villain, Venomous Drool, having been assigned by the older barbarians to keep this severed digit of great and powerful evil out of Drool's hands. On Earth, Fangbone attends Eastwood Elementary's misfit third-grade class of 3G alongside his newfound friend Bill, but things are complicated by Venomous Drool sending deadly Skullbanian beasts to defeat Fangbone and retrieve his Toe.
And so HilarityEnsues as Fangbone does his best to adjust to life as an ordinary kid dealing with pop quizzes, bullies, science fairs, birthday parties, super-spicy hot wings, and other ordinary children's fare, while his classmates do their best to help Eastwood Elementary's newest and strangest student battle hound-snakes, lava-ferrets, razor-dragons, dirt devils, killer birthday castles, and other minions of Venomous Drool!
The first ''Fangbone'' book, simply titled ''Fangbone! Third Grade Barbarian'', quickly became a bestselling hit with its target demographic. It was quickly succeeded by two more books titled ''The Egg of Misery'' and ''The Birthday Party of Dread'', both of which were equally acclaimed by both kids and reviewers of children's literature, with many in the latter positively comparing the series to ''Literature/CaptainUnderpants'' and the like.
The success of the ''Fangbone!'' books was noticed by TV producers from the Canadian studio Radical Sheep Productions, as well as the executives at Canada's [[Creator/FamilyChannel Family CHRGD]] (the Canadian version of Creator/DisneyXD), who contacted Michael Rex about making an AnimatedAdaptation of the books. Rex agreed to the idea, resulting in the release of ''WesternAnimation/{{Fangbone}}'' in 2016 (initially scheduled for 2014, but delayed due to shifts among the higher-ups). The cartoon only ran for 1 season of 26 episodes, but is notable for the heavy involvement that Michael Rex had in its production (who was an executive producer and did some of the show's concept art), allowing the series to remaining fairly close to the books while also taking it in a few new directions, namely the expanding on the world and its characters (particularly Venomous Drool). It even resulted in the books getting a second publishing in 2016.
[[WesternAnimation/{{Fangbone}} Tropes for the cartoon can be found here]].
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In 2012, about three years before Daron Nefcy and Creator/DisneyTelevisionAnimation introduced the world of to the magical interdimensional adventures of ''WesternAnimation/StarVsTheForcesOfEvil'', [[http://mikerexbooks.blogspot.com/ Michael Rex]], the bestselling children's author behind horror-themed parodies of classic children's books like ''Goodnight Goon'', as well as ''Furious George'', ''Truck Duck'', and ''Icky Ricky'', created a hero from a realm of fantasy and magic who crossed over to Earth to become an exchange student and befriended an ordinary boy who helped him battle monsters and other evil beings. And his name was... ''Fangbone''!
''Fangbone! Third Grade Barbarian'' is a trilogy of graphic novels oriented at elementary-aged boys starring the eponymous {{Barbarian|Hero}} KidHero, who has come to Earth from the world of Skullbania with the magical big toe of his home's vilest villain, Venomous Drool, having been assigned by the older barbarians to keep this severed digit of great and powerful evil out of Drool's hands. On Earth, Fangbone attends Eastwood Elementary's misfit third-grade class of 3G alongside his newfound friend Bill, but things are complicated by Venomous Drool sending deadly Skullbanian beasts to defeat Fangbone and retrieve his Toe.
And so HilarityEnsues as Fangbone does his best to adjust to life as an ordinary kid dealing with pop quizzes, bullies, science fairs, birthday parties, super-spicy hot wings, and other ordinary children's fare, while his classmates do their best to help Eastwood Elementary's newest and strangest student battle hound-snakes, lava-ferrets, razor-dragons, dirt devils, killer birthday castles, and other minions of Venomous Drool!
The first ''Fangbone'' book, simply titled ''Fangbone! Third Grade Barbarian'', quickly became a bestselling hit with its target demographic. It was quickly succeeded by two more books titled ''The Egg of Misery'' and ''The Birthday Party of Dread'', both of which were equally acclaimed by both kids and reviewers of children's literature, with many in the latter positively comparing the series to ''Literature/CaptainUnderpants'' and the like.
The success of the ''Fangbone!'' books was noticed by TV producers from the Canadian studio Radical Sheep Productions, as well as the executives at Canada's [[Creator/FamilyChannel Family CHRGD]] (the Canadian version of Creator/DisneyXD), who contacted Michael Rex about making an AnimatedAdaptation of the books. Rex agreed to the idea, resulting in the release of ''WesternAnimation/{{Fangbone}}'' in 2016 (initially scheduled for 2014, but delayed due to shifts among the higher-ups). The cartoon only ran for 1 season of 26 episodes, but is notable for the heavy involvement that Michael Rex had in its production (who was an executive producer and did some of the show's concept art), allowing the series to remaining fairly close to the books while also taking it in a few new directions, namely the expanding on the world and its characters (particularly Venomous Drool). It even resulted in the books getting a second publishing in 2016.
[[WesternAnimation/{{Fangbone}} Tropes for the cartoon can be found here]].
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''Literature/{{Anatole}}''
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Anatole is the title character of a series of children's books written by American author Eve Titus (who also created ''Literature/BasilOfBakerStreet'', the inspiration for Creator/{{Disney}}'s ''WesternAnimation/TheGreatMouseDetective'') and illustrated by Paul Galdone. He is a hardworking little French mouse who on the outskirts of Paris in a village of fellow mice and works in the city at a cheese factory, tasting their cheeses and evaluating them. But because he's a mouse, he must work in secret to avoid being spotted by the humans, who are unaware that their mysterious cheese connoisseur is in fact a rodent. Nonetheless, Anatole is respected by his fellow mice and lauded by humans for his refined tastes. When not working however, he spends time with his wife Doucette and his six children, Paul, Paulette, Claude, Claudette, Georges, and Georgette, as well as his best friend Gaston.
The first ''Anatole'' book was originally published in 1956, and was followed by 9 additional books between 1957 and 1979. The series consists of:
* ''Anatole'' (1956)
* ''Anatole and the Cat'' (1957)
* ''Anatole and the Robot'' (1960)
* ''Anatole over Paris'' (1961)
* ''Anatole and the Poodle'' (1965)
* ''Anatole and the Piano'' (1966)
* ''Anatole and the Thirty Thieves'' (1969)
* ''Anatole and the Toyshop'' (1970)
* ''Anatole in Italy'' (1973)
* ''Anatole and the Pied Piper'' (1979)
''Anatole'' has been a highly successful series, with the first and the second books winning Caldecott Awards the year after they were published. Additionally, Anatole and his adventures have been adapted into other mediums. Most famously, the Canadian animation studio Creator/{{Nelvana}} produced a 26-episode AnimatedAdaptation that originally aired on Creator/{{YTV}} in Canada from 1990 to 1993, and later on Creator/{{CBS}}' SaturdayMorningCartoon block in the 1998-99 television season. There was also a musical stage show in 2014 that adapted the first two books into a single performance, which was met with great commercial and critical success.
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Anatole is the title character of a series of children's books written by American author Eve Titus (who also created ''Literature/BasilOfBakerStreet'', the inspiration for Creator/{{Disney}}'s ''WesternAnimation/TheGreatMouseDetective'') and illustrated by Paul Galdone. He is a hardworking little French mouse who on the outskirts of Paris in a village of fellow mice and works in the city at a cheese factory, tasting their cheeses and evaluating them. But because he's a mouse, he must work in secret to avoid being spotted by the humans, who are unaware that their mysterious cheese connoisseur is in fact a rodent. Nonetheless, Anatole is respected by his fellow mice and lauded by humans for his refined tastes. When not working however, he spends time with his wife Doucette and his six children, Paul, Paulette, Claude, Claudette, Georges, and Georgette, as well as his best friend Gaston.
The first ''Anatole'' book was originally published in 1956, and was followed by 9 additional books between 1957 and 1979. The series consists of:
* ''Anatole'' (1956)
* ''Anatole and the Cat'' (1957)
* ''Anatole and the Robot'' (1960)
* ''Anatole over Paris'' (1961)
* ''Anatole and the Poodle'' (1965)
* ''Anatole and the Piano'' (1966)
* ''Anatole and the Thirty Thieves'' (1969)
* ''Anatole and the Toyshop'' (1970)
* ''Anatole in Italy'' (1973)
* ''Anatole and the Pied Piper'' (1979)
''Anatole'' has been a highly successful series, with the first and the second books winning Caldecott Awards the year after they were published. Additionally, Anatole and his adventures have been adapted into other mediums. Most famously, the Canadian animation studio Creator/{{Nelvana}} produced a 26-episode AnimatedAdaptation that originally aired on Creator/{{YTV}} in Canada from 1990 to 1993, and later on Creator/{{CBS}}' SaturdayMorningCartoon block in the 1998-99 television season. There was also a musical stage show in 2014 that adapted the first two books into a single performance, which was met with great commercial and critical success.
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''Monster Math Squad'' is a Canadian [[AllCGICartoon CGI animated]] PreschoolShow created by Jeff Rosen and produced by Creator/DHXMedia. The series aired on Creator/{{CBC}} Kids from 2012 to 2016 with a total of 25 episodes.
Created with the purpose of teaching kids about math and numbers, the series follows three young monsters named Max (Creator/CoryDoran), Lily (Creator/JulieSype), and Goo (Creator/AnnickObonsawin) who live in the city of Monstrovia. This trio of monsters love nothing more than helping their friends solve their everyday problems, and their favorite way of doing so is by applying math equations!
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''WesternAnimation/MonsterMathSquad''
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''Monster Math Squad'' is a Canadian [[AllCGICartoon CGI animated]] PreschoolShow created by Jeff Rosen and produced by Creator/DHXMedia. The series aired on Creator/{{CBC}} Kids from 2012 to 2016 with a total of 25 episodes.
Created with the purpose of teaching kids about math and numbers, the series follows three young monsters named Max (Creator/CoryDoran), Lily (Creator/JulieSype), and Goo (Creator/AnnickObonsawin) who live in the city of Monstrovia. This trio of monsters love nothing more than helping their friends solve their everyday problems, and their favorite way of doing so is by applying math equations!
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''Monster Math Squad'' is a Canadian [[AllCGICartoon CGI animated]] PreschoolShow created by Jeff Rosen and produced by Creator/DHXMedia. The series aired on Creator/{{CBC}} Kids from 2012 to 2016 with a total of 25 episodes.
Created with the purpose of teaching kids about math and numbers, the series follows three young monsters named Max (Creator/CoryDoran), Lily (Creator/JulieSype), and Goo (Creator/AnnickObonsawin) who live in the city of Monstrovia. This trio of monsters love nothing more than helping their friends solve their everyday problems, and their favorite way of doing so is by applying math equations!
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''Go, Dog. Go!'' is a Canadian-American AllCGICartoon from Creator/WildBrain and Creator/DreamworksAnimation Television that debuted on Creator/{{Netflix}} in 2021. It is the loose AnimatedAdaptation on the 1961 children's book of the same name by P. D. Eastman.
The show's stars are two young canines, the energetic and inventive Tag Barker and the more timid and reserved Scooch Pooch, whose family has just moved next door to Tag's. This pair of unlikely friends live in the QuirkyTown of Pawston, where everyone is always on the go. Armed with plenty of ingenious plans and a love for anything that goes, Tag and Scooch are ready for fun and adventure together.
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''Go, Dog. Go!'' is a Canadian-American AllCGICartoon from Creator/WildBrain and Creator/DreamworksAnimation Television that debuted on Creator/{{Netflix}} in 2021. It is the loose AnimatedAdaptation on the 1961 children's book of the same name by P. D. Eastman.
The show's stars are two young canines, the energetic and inventive Tag Barker and the more timid and reserved Scooch Pooch, whose family has just moved next door to Tag's. This pair of unlikely friends live in the QuirkyTown of Pawston, where everyone is always on the go. Armed with plenty of ingenious plans and a love for anything that goes, Tag and Scooch are ready for fun and adventure together.
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''WesternAnimation/HozeHoundz''
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''Hoze Houndz'' is a Canadian animated series that originally aired on Creator/FamilyChannel in 1999. Produced by Amberwood Entertainment and created by Gerald Tripp, it ran for 6 seasons of 78 episodes, with its final episode being shown in 2006.
The series features a team of six Dalmatian dogs made up of Hozer, Squirt, Steamer, Fontaine, Crystal and Brooke who work as firefighters in the town of Bonehead Hollow. Together, this team of canine firemen, known collectively as the Hoze Houndz, find themselves in all sorts of misadventures as they thwart villains and save the day.
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''Hoze Houndz'' is a Canadian animated series that originally aired on Creator/FamilyChannel in 1999. Produced by Amberwood Entertainment and created by Gerald Tripp, it ran for 6 seasons of 78 episodes, with its final episode being shown in 2006.
The series features a team of six Dalmatian dogs made up of Hozer, Squirt, Steamer, Fontaine, Crystal and Brooke who work as firefighters in the town of Bonehead Hollow. Together, this team of canine firemen, known collectively as the Hoze Houndz, find themselves in all sorts of misadventures as they thwart villains and save the day.
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''WesternAnimation/KodyKapow''
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''Kody Kapow'' is a Canadian-French AllCGICartoon produced by Creator/MarathonMedia (''WesternAnimation/TotallySpies'', ''WesternAnimation/MartinMystery'', ''WesternAnimation/{{Redakai}}'') that aired on Creator/UniversalKids in 2017.
In this series, a 9-year-old boy named Kody is visiting his family's village in China when he learns that he is next in line to become defender of the village. Working alongside his grandfather Master Li, his detective cousin Mei, and a timid tiger named Goji, Kody trains himself to defend his village from various threats, particularly the evil Mogo Monkey No Go and his army of monkey minions. Luckily, Kody is equipped with a secret weapon known as the Sapphire Dragon that allows him to power up!
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''Kody Kapow'' is a Canadian-French AllCGICartoon produced by Creator/MarathonMedia (''WesternAnimation/TotallySpies'', ''WesternAnimation/MartinMystery'', ''WesternAnimation/{{Redakai}}'') that aired on Creator/UniversalKids in 2017.
In this series, a 9-year-old boy named Kody is visiting his family's village in China when he learns that he is next in line to become defender of the village. Working alongside his grandfather Master Li, his detective cousin Mei, and a timid tiger named Goji, Kody trains himself to defend his village from various threats, particularly the evil Mogo Monkey No Go and his army of monkey minions. Luckily, Kody is equipped with a secret weapon known as the Sapphire Dragon that allows him to power up!
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->"Thar be a giant X in the sky. We're supposed to do something when there's an X. Better check the pirate manual."
-->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/RobertTinkler (Captain Tighty Whitey, Shaven Beard) and Kedar Brown (Barnacle Tim)
A gang of buccaneers who ride a magic pirate ship listening to sea shanties and doing classic pirate stuff. But since they're a bit clueless as to how pirate do things, they rely upon their trusty Pirate Manual to tell them everything.
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->"Welcome to our battle, inferior beings. We are The Orb Experience. Now, prepare for a song that will doom your world."
-->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/RobertTinkler (G'ORB), Creator/{{Brian Froud|Actor}} (T'ORB), Creator/DwayneHill (Z'ORB), and Creator/BrynMcAuley (N'ORB)
A band of sphere-like aliens who travel the universe in search of other bands to challenge, destroying their planet if they lose. However, they might have finally met their match when Grojband accidentally challenges them...
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->"Welcome to our battle, inferior beings. We are The Orb Experience. Now, prepare for a song that will doom your world."
-->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/RobertTinkler (G'ORB), Creator/{{Brian Froud|Actor}} (T'ORB), Creator/DwayneHill (Z'ORB), and Creator/BrynMcAuley (N'ORB)
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->"Welcome to our battle, inferior beings. We are The Orb Experience. Now, prepare for
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->"Thar be a giant X in the sky. We're supposed to do something when there's an X. Better check the pirate manual."
-->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/RobertTinkler (Captain Tighty Whitey, Shaven Beard) and Kedar Brown (Barnacle Tim)
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->"Welcome to our battle, inferior beings. We are The Orb Experience. Now, prepare for a song that will doom your world."
-->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/RobertTinkler (G'ORB), Creator/{{Brian Froud|Actor}} (T'ORB), Creator/DwayneHill (Z'ORB), and Creator/BrynMcAuley (N'ORB)
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->"Welcome to our battle, inferior beings. We are The Orb Experience. Now, prepare for a song that will doom your world."
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Anatole is the title character of a series of children's books written by American author Eve Titus (who also created ''Literature/BasilOfBakerStreet'', the inspiration for Creator/{{Disney}}'s ''WesternAnimation/TheGreatMouseDetective'') and illustrated by Paul Galdone. He is a hardworking little French mouse who on the outskirts of Paris in a village of fellow mice and works in the city at a cheese factory, tasting their cheeses and evaluating them. But because he's a mouse, he must work in secret to avoid being spotted by the humans, who are unaware that their mysterious cheese connoisseur is in fact a rodent. Nonetheless, Anatole is respected by his fellow mice and lauded by humans for his refined tastes. When not working however, he spends time with his wife Doucette and his six children, Paul, Paulette, Claude, Claudette, Georges, and Georgette.
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Anatole is the title character of a series of children's books written by American author Eve Titus (who also created ''Literature/BasilOfBakerStreet'', the inspiration for Creator/{{Disney}}'s ''WesternAnimation/TheGreatMouseDetective'') and illustrated by Paul Galdone. He is a hardworking little French mouse who on the outskirts of Paris in a village of fellow mice and works in the city at a cheese factory, tasting their cheeses and evaluating them. But because he's a mouse, he must work in secret to avoid being spotted by the humans, who are unaware that their mysterious cheese connoisseur is in fact a rodent. Nonetheless, Anatole is respected by his fellow mice and lauded by humans for his refined tastes. When not working however, he spends time with his wife Doucette and his six children, Paul, Paulette, Claude, Claudette, Georges, and Georgette.
Georgette, as well as his best friend Gaston.
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''Anatole'' has been a highly successful series, with the first and the second books winning Caldecott Awards the year after they were published. Additionally, Anatole and his adventures have been adapted into other mediums. Most famously, the Canadian animation studio Creator/{{Nelvana}} produced a 26-episode cartoon based on the books that originally aired on Creator/{{YTV}} in Canada from 1990 to 1993, and later on Creator/{{CBS}}' SaturdayMorningCartoon block in the 1998-99 television season. There was also a musical stage show in 2014 that adapted the first two books into a single performance, which was met with great commercial and critical success.
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''Anatole'' has been a highly successful series, with the first and the second books winning Caldecott Awards the year after they were published. Additionally, Anatole and his adventures have been adapted into other mediums. Most famously, the Canadian animation studio Creator/{{Nelvana}} produced a 26-episode cartoon based on the books AnimatedAdaptation that originally aired on Creator/{{YTV}} in Canada from 1990 to 1993, and later on Creator/{{CBS}}' SaturdayMorningCartoon block in the 1998-99 television season. There was also a musical stage show in 2014 that adapted the first two books into a single performance, which was met with great commercial and critical success.
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''Literature/{{Anatole}}''
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Anatole is the title character of a series of children's books written by American author Eve Titus (who also created ''Literature/BasilOfBakerStreet'', the inspiration for Creator/{{Disney}}'s ''WesternAnimation/TheGreatMouseDetective'') and illustrated by Paul Galdone. He is a hardworking little French mouse who on the outskirts of Paris in a village of fellow mice and works in the city at a cheese factory, tasting their cheeses and evaluating them. But because he's a mouse, he must work in secret to avoid being spotted by the humans, who are unaware that their mysterious cheese connoisseur is in fact a rodent. Nonetheless, Anatole is respected by his fellow mice and lauded by humans for his refined tastes. When not working however, he spends time with his wife Doucette and his six children, Paul, Paulette, Claude, Claudette, Georges, and Georgette.
The first ''Anatole'' book was originally published in 1956, and was followed by 9 additional books between 1957 and 1979. The series consists of:
* ''Anatole'' (1956)
* ''Anatole and the Cat'' (1957)
* ''Anatole and the Robot'' (1960)
* ''Anatole over Paris'' (1961)
* ''Anatole and the Poodle'' (1965)
* ''Anatole and the Piano'' (1966)
* ''Anatole and the Thirty Thieves'' (1969)
* ''Anatole and the Toyshop'' (1970)
* ''Anatole in Italy'' (1973)
* ''Anatole and the Pied Piper'' (1979)
''Anatole'' has been a highly successful series, with the first and the second books winning Caldecott Awards the year after they were published. Additionally, Anatole and his adventures have been adapted into other mediums. Most famously, the Canadian animation studio Creator/{{Nelvana}} produced a 26-episode cartoon based on the books that originally aired on Creator/{{YTV}} in Canada from 1990 to 1993, and later on Creator/{{CBS}}' SaturdayMorningCartoon block in the 1998-99 television season. There was also a musical stage show in 2014 that adapted the first two books into a single performance, which was met with great commercial and critical success.
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Anatole is the title character of a series of children's books written by American author Eve Titus (who also created ''Literature/BasilOfBakerStreet'', the inspiration for Creator/{{Disney}}'s ''WesternAnimation/TheGreatMouseDetective'') and illustrated by Paul Galdone. He is a hardworking little French mouse who on the outskirts of Paris in a village of fellow mice and works in the city at a cheese factory, tasting their cheeses and evaluating them. But because he's a mouse, he must work in secret to avoid being spotted by the humans, who are unaware that their mysterious cheese connoisseur is in fact a rodent. Nonetheless, Anatole is respected by his fellow mice and lauded by humans for his refined tastes. When not working however, he spends time with his wife Doucette and his six children, Paul, Paulette, Claude, Claudette, Georges, and Georgette.
The first ''Anatole'' book was originally published in 1956, and was followed by 9 additional books between 1957 and 1979. The series consists of:
* ''Anatole'' (1956)
* ''Anatole and the Cat'' (1957)
* ''Anatole and the Robot'' (1960)
* ''Anatole over Paris'' (1961)
* ''Anatole and the Poodle'' (1965)
* ''Anatole and the Piano'' (1966)
* ''Anatole and the Thirty Thieves'' (1969)
* ''Anatole and the Toyshop'' (1970)
* ''Anatole in Italy'' (1973)
* ''Anatole and the Pied Piper'' (1979)
''Anatole'' has been a highly successful series, with the first and the second books winning Caldecott Awards the year after they were published. Additionally, Anatole and his adventures have been adapted into other mediums. Most famously, the Canadian animation studio Creator/{{Nelvana}} produced a 26-episode cartoon based on the books that originally aired on Creator/{{YTV}} in Canada from 1990 to 1993, and later on Creator/{{CBS}}' SaturdayMorningCartoon block in the 1998-99 television season. There was also a musical stage show in 2014 that adapted the first two books into a single performance, which was met with great commercial and critical success.
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''Trucktown'' is a Canadian AllCGICartoon from Creator/{{Nelvana}} aimed at the preschool demographic. It is the AnimatedAdaptation of a series of children's books written by acclaimed author Jon Scieszka, who is best known for his {{Fractured Fairy Tale}}s like ''The Frog Prince, Continued'', ''Literature/TheTrueStoryOfTheThreeLittlePigs'', and ''Literature/TheStinkyCheeseMan'', as well as ''WesternAnimation/TimeWarpTrio''. The series was broadcast on Creator/TreehouseTV for 40 episodes over 2 seasons between 2014 and 2016.
''Trucktown'' is set in the eponymous town, which is in a world of [[SentientVehicle sentient trucks]]. The series protagonist is Jack (Creator/AmosCrawley), a young and spirited truck who just loves having fun - and by that, we mean the truck definition of fun, which is high-speed, mud-splattering, hood-crashing fun! Alongside a host of fellow trucks, like Dan the dump truck (Creator/JoePingue), Max the monster truck (Creator/RobertTinkler), Gabby the garbage truck (Creator/StaceyDePass), Ted the tow truck (Creator/TylerMuree), Rosie the wrecking crane (Creator/StephanieAnneMills), Felix the fire truck (Creator/JaySchramek), Craner the construction crane (Creator/AdrianTruss), Melvin the cement mixer (Creator/ScottMcCord), Pete the bulldozer, and Big Rig (both Creator/DanPetronijevic), Jack always finds something exciting to do and new games to play around Trucktown (most of which involves building things up and then smashing them down), all while learning lessons along the way!
Nelvana has made every episode available through [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUIixndCOJ8wpZ8SrvSwa4fxqwgEHINJv their Treehouse Direct channel on Youtube]].
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''Trucktown'' is a Canadian AllCGICartoon from Creator/{{Nelvana}} aimed at the preschool demographic. It is the AnimatedAdaptation of a series of children's books written by acclaimed author Jon Scieszka, who is best known for his {{Fractured Fairy Tale}}s like ''The Frog Prince, Continued'', ''Literature/TheTrueStoryOfTheThreeLittlePigs'', and ''Literature/TheStinkyCheeseMan'', as well as ''WesternAnimation/TimeWarpTrio''. The series was broadcast on Creator/TreehouseTV for 40 episodes over 2 seasons between 2014 and 2016.
''Trucktown'' is set in the eponymous town, which is in a world of [[SentientVehicle sentient trucks]]. The series protagonist is Jack (Creator/AmosCrawley), a young and spirited truck who just loves having fun - and by that, we mean the truck definition of fun, which is high-speed, mud-splattering, hood-crashing fun! Alongside a host of fellow trucks, like Dan the dump truck (Creator/JoePingue), Max the monster truck (Creator/RobertTinkler), Gabby the garbage truck (Creator/StaceyDePass), Ted the tow truck (Creator/TylerMuree), Rosie the wrecking crane (Creator/StephanieAnneMills), Felix the fire truck (Creator/JaySchramek), Craner the construction crane (Creator/AdrianTruss), Melvin the cement mixer (Creator/ScottMcCord), Pete the bulldozer, and Big Rig (both Creator/DanPetronijevic), Jack always finds something exciting to do and new games to play around Trucktown (most of which involves building things up and then smashing them down), all while learning lessons along the way!
Nelvana has made every episode available through [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUIixndCOJ8wpZ8SrvSwa4fxqwgEHINJv their Treehouse Direct channel on Youtube]].
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''Trucktown'' is set in the eponymous town, which is in a world of [[SentientVehicle sentient trucks]]. The series protagonist is Jack (Creator/AmosCrawley), a young and spirited truck who just loves having fun - and by that, we mean the truck definition of fun, which is high speed, mud-splattering, hood-crashing fun! Alongside his friends Max the monster truck (Creator/RobertTinkler), Dan the dump truck (Creator/JoePingue), Gabby the garbage truck (Creator/StaceyDePass), Ted the tow truck (Creator/TylerMuree), Rosie (Creator/StephanieAnneMills), Felix the fire truck (Creator/JaySchramek), Craner the construction crane (Creator/AdrianTruss), Pete the bulldozer, and Big Rig (both Creator/DanPetronijevic), Jack always finds something exciting to do and new games to play around Trucktown, all while learning lessons along the way!
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''Trucktown'' is set in the eponymous town, which is in a world of [[SentientVehicle sentient trucks]]. The series protagonist is Jack (Creator/AmosCrawley), a young and spirited truck who just loves having fun - and by that, we mean the truck definition of fun, which is high speed, high-speed, mud-splattering, hood-crashing fun! Alongside his friends a host of fellow trucks, like Dan the dump truck (Creator/JoePingue), Max the monster truck (Creator/RobertTinkler), Dan the dump truck (Creator/JoePingue), Gabby the garbage truck (Creator/StaceyDePass), Ted the tow truck (Creator/TylerMuree), Rosie the wrecking crane (Creator/StephanieAnneMills), Felix the fire truck (Creator/JaySchramek), Craner the construction crane (Creator/AdrianTruss), Melvin the cement mixer (Creator/ScottMcCord), Pete the bulldozer, and Big Rig (both Creator/DanPetronijevic), Jack always finds something exciting to do and new games to play around Trucktown, Trucktown (most of which involves building things up and then smashing them down), all while learning lessons along the way!
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''Trucktown'' is set in the eponymous town, which is in a world of [[SentientVehicle sentient trucks]]. The series protagonist is Jack (Creator/AmosCrawley), a young and spirited truck who just loves having fun - and by that, we mean the truck definition of fun, which is high speed, mud-splattering, hood-crashing fun! Alongside his friends Max the monster truck (Creator/RoberTinkler), (Creator/RobertTinkler), Dan the dump truck (Creator/JoePingue), Gabby the garbage truck (Creator/StaceyDePass), Ted the tow truck (Creator/TylerMuree), Rosie (Creator/StephanieAnneMills), Felix the fire truck (Creator/JaySchramek), Craner the construction crane (Creator/AdrianTruss), Pete the bulldozer, and Big Rig (both Creator/DanPetronijevic), Jack always finds something exciting to do and new games to play around Trucktown, all while learning lessons along the way!
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''Trucktown'' is a Canadian AllCGICartoon from Creator/{{Nelvana}} aimed at the preschool demographic. It is the AnimatedAdaptation of a series of children's books written by acclaimed author Jon Scieszka, who is best known for his {{Fractured Fairy Tale}}s like ''The Frog Prince, Continued'', ''Literature/TheTrueStoryOfTheThreeLittlePigs'', and ''Literature/TheStinkyCheeseMan'', as well as ''WesternAnimation/TimeWarpTrio''. The series was broadcast on Creator/TreehouseTV for 40 episodes over 2 seasons between 2014 and 2016.
''Trucktown'' is set in the eponymous town, which is in a world of [[SentientVehicle sentient trucks]]. The series protagonist is Jack (Creator/AmosCrawley), a young and spirited truck who just loves having fun - and by that, we mean the truck definition of fun, which is high speed, mud-splattering, hood-crashing fun! Alongside his friends Max the monster truck (Creator/RoberTinkler), Dan the dump truck (Creator/JoePingue), Gabby the garbage truck (Creator/StaceyDePass), Ted the tow truck (Creator/TylerMuree), Rosie (Creator/StephanieAnneMills), Felix the fire truck (Creator/JaySchramek), Craner the construction crane (Creator/AdrianTruss), Pete the bulldozer, and Big Rig (both Creator/DanPetronijevic), Jack always finds something exciting to do and new games to play around Trucktown, all while learning lessons along the way!
Nelvana has made every episode available through [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUIixndCOJ8wpZ8SrvSwa4fxqwgEHINJv their Treehouse Direct channel on Youtube]].
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''Trucktown'' is a Canadian AllCGICartoon from Creator/{{Nelvana}} aimed at the preschool demographic. It is the AnimatedAdaptation of a series of children's books written by acclaimed author Jon Scieszka, who is best known for his {{Fractured Fairy Tale}}s like ''The Frog Prince, Continued'', ''Literature/TheTrueStoryOfTheThreeLittlePigs'', and ''Literature/TheStinkyCheeseMan'', as well as ''WesternAnimation/TimeWarpTrio''. The series was broadcast on Creator/TreehouseTV for 40 episodes over 2 seasons between 2014 and 2016.
''Trucktown'' is set in the eponymous town, which is in a world of [[SentientVehicle sentient trucks]]. The series protagonist is Jack (Creator/AmosCrawley), a young and spirited truck who just loves having fun - and by that, we mean the truck definition of fun, which is high speed, mud-splattering, hood-crashing fun! Alongside his friends Max the monster truck (Creator/RoberTinkler), Dan the dump truck (Creator/JoePingue), Gabby the garbage truck (Creator/StaceyDePass), Ted the tow truck (Creator/TylerMuree), Rosie (Creator/StephanieAnneMills), Felix the fire truck (Creator/JaySchramek), Craner the construction crane (Creator/AdrianTruss), Pete the bulldozer, and Big Rig (both Creator/DanPetronijevic), Jack always finds something exciting to do and new games to play around Trucktown, all while learning lessons along the way!
Nelvana has made every episode available through [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUIixndCOJ8wpZ8SrvSwa4fxqwgEHINJv their Treehouse Direct channel on Youtube]].
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''WesternAnimation/MonsterMathSquad''
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''Monster Math Squad'' is a Canadian [[AllCGICartoon CGI animated]] PreschoolShow created by Jeff Rosen and produced by Creator/DHXMedia. The series aired on Creator/{{CBC}} Kids from 2012 to 2016 with a total of 25 episodes.
Created with the purpose of teaching kids about math and numbers, the series follows three young monsters named Max (Creator/CoryDoran), Lily (Creator/JulieSype), and Goo (Creator/AnnickObonsawin) who live in the city of Monstrovia. This trio of monsters love nothing more than helping their friends solve their everyday problems, and their favorite way of doing so is by applying math equations!
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''Monster Math Squad'' is a Canadian [[AllCGICartoon CGI animated]] PreschoolShow created by Jeff Rosen and produced by Creator/DHXMedia. The series aired on Creator/{{CBC}} Kids from 2012 to 2016 with a total of 25 episodes.
Created with the purpose of teaching kids about math and numbers, the series follows three young monsters named Max (Creator/CoryDoran), Lily (Creator/JulieSype), and Goo (Creator/AnnickObonsawin) who live in the city of Monstrovia. This trio of monsters love nothing more than helping their friends solve their everyday problems, and their favorite way of doing so is by applying math equations!
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''Monster Math Squad'' is a Canadian [[AllCGICartoon CGI animated]] PreschoolShow created by Jeff Rosen and produced by Creator/DHXMedia. The series aired on Creator/{{CBC}} Kids from 2012 to 2016 with a total of 25 episodes.
Created with the purpose of teaching kids about math and numbers, the series follows three young monsters named Max (Creator/CoryDoran), Lily (Creator/JulieSype), and Goo (Creator/AnnickObonsawin) who live in the city of Monstrovia. This trio of monsters love nothing more than helping their friends solve their everyday problems, and their favorite way of doing so is by applying math equations!
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''Monster Math Squad'' is a Canadian [[AllCGICartoon CGI animated]] PreschoolShow created by Jeff Rosen and produced by Creator/DHXMedia. The series aired on Creator/{{CBC}} Kids from 2012 to 2016 with a total of 25 episodes.
Created with the purpose of teaching kids about math and numbers, the series follows three young monsters named Max (Creator/CoryDoran), Lily (Creator/JulieSype), and Goo (Creator/AnnickObonsawin) who live in the city of Monstrovia. This trio of monsters love nothing more than helping their friends solve their everyday problems, and their favorite way of doing so is by applying math equations!
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''Norman Picklestripes'' is an American animated PreschoolShow that debuted in 2019 on Creator/UniversalKids. Combining Broadway-inspired musical numbers, British-provided stop-motion animation, and a Canadian voice cast, the series aims to teach kids important messages about the importance of community and nature.
The show is set in Plywood Forest, which is inhabited by all sorts of animals. When these woodland critters need a problem solved for the, they turn to Norman Picklestripes (voice of Creator/DwayneHill), a green, sweater-clad bear-like fellow who is none other than the son of Mother Nature Herself. A can-do handyman with a tool in his hand and a song in his heart, Norm readily tackles every problem his often-demanding animal neighbors have for him. Helping him out in his efforts are his circle of friends, which include a neurotic porcupine named Bob (Creator/DavidBerni), an artistic skunk named Bixie (Creator/BrynMcAuley), a fashionable rabbit named Blanche (Creator/StaceyDePass), and a young and energetic raccoon named Marco (Alexander Marsh).
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''Norman Picklestripes'' is an American animated PreschoolShow that debuted in 2019 on Creator/UniversalKids. Combining Broadway-inspired musical numbers, British-provided stop-motion animation, and a Canadian voice cast, the series aims to teach kids important messages about the importance of community and nature.
The show is set in Plywood Forest, which is inhabited by all sorts of animals. When these woodland critters need a problem solved for the, they turn to Norman Picklestripes (voice of Creator/DwayneHill), a green, sweater-clad bear-like fellow who is none other than the son of Mother Nature Herself. A can-do handyman with a tool in his hand and a song in his heart, Norm readily tackles every problem his often-demanding animal neighbors have for him. Helping him out in his efforts are his circle of friends, which include a neurotic porcupine named Bob (Creator/DavidBerni), an artistic skunk named Bixie (Creator/BrynMcAuley), a fashionable rabbit named Blanche (Creator/StaceyDePass), and a young and energetic raccoon named Marco (Alexander Marsh).
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''Agent Binky: Pets of the Universe'' is a Canadian [[AllCGICartoon All-CGI]] PreschoolShow from Creator/{{Nelvana}} through their joint venture with [[Creator/DiscoveryFamily Discovery Kids]] known as Redknot (alongside ''WesternAnimation/TheDogAndPonyShow''). It is the AnimatedAdaptation of the ''Binky the Space Cat'' series of kids' graphic novels by Ashley Spires.
The show stars Binky, a housecat owned by a mother-son pair known only to him as Big Human and Small Human. However, Binky is no ordinary feline, but rather a member of P.U.R.S.T. (Pets of the Universe Ready for Space Travel), a top-secret agency of housepets dedicated to defending their human families. Under the command of a Persian cat named Sergeant Fluffy Vandermere, Binky and his teammates (witch include a dog named Gordon, another cat named Captain Gracie, a turtle named Mola, and a goldfish named Loo) take on all manner of alien threats from outer space!
Or so they believe. In reality, the hostile space invaders menacing the families of P.U.R.S.T.'s agents are no more than ordinary insects and the distant galaxies they hail from is just the vastness of the backyard. But from the perspectives of Binky and his teammates, these bothersome bugs are dangerous extraterrestrial menaces to be thwarted at all costs, and they will bravely take on these terrible creatures for the good of their beloved owners... even if the humans never seem to be aware of it!
The series debuted on Creator/TreehouseTV in 2019, concluding its first 26-episode season in 2020. A second season was ordered in 2021 and is due to debut the year afterwards.
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''Agent Binky: Pets of the Universe'' is a Canadian [[AllCGICartoon All-CGI]] PreschoolShow from Creator/{{Nelvana}} through their joint venture with [[Creator/DiscoveryFamily Discovery Kids]] known as Redknot (alongside ''WesternAnimation/TheDogAndPonyShow''). It is the AnimatedAdaptation of the ''Binky the Space Cat'' series of kids' graphic novels by Ashley Spires.
The show stars Binky, a housecat owned by a mother-son pair known only to him as Big Human and Small Human. However, Binky is no ordinary feline, but rather a member of P.U.R.S.T. (Pets of the Universe Ready for Space Travel), a top-secret agency of housepets dedicated to defending their human families. Under the command of a Persian cat named Sergeant Fluffy Vandermere, Binky and his teammates (witch include a dog named Gordon, another cat named Captain Gracie, a turtle named Mola, and a goldfish named Loo) take on all manner of alien threats from outer space!
Or so they believe. In reality, the hostile space invaders menacing the families of P.U.R.S.T.'s agents are no more than ordinary insects and the distant galaxies they hail from is just the vastness of the backyard. But from the perspectives of Binky and his teammates, these bothersome bugs are dangerous extraterrestrial menaces to be thwarted at all costs, and they will bravely take on these terrible creatures for the good of their beloved owners... even if the humans never seem to be aware of it!
The series debuted on Creator/TreehouseTV in 2019, concluding its first 26-episode season in 2020. A second season was ordered in 2021 and is due to debut the year afterwards.
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''Ranger Rob'' is a British-Canadian [[AllCGICartoon CGI]] PreschoolShow created by Alexander Bar. Produced by Canada's Creator/{{Nelvana}} and Britain's Studio Liddell, the series aims to teach kids about animals, plants, and the environment.
The show follows the adventures of the eponymous character, an energetic and enthusiastic 10-year-old boy whose parents are park rangers at Big Sky Park, a massive outdoor adventure park boasting a huge range of environments from desert to jungle to tundra, as well as all manner of transportation to get around from monorails to ziplines to snowboarding. Rob dreams of becoming a ranger just like his parents someday, but for now, he's perfectly fine with training for that day in the only way he knows how -- discovering everything there is to the park! Alongside his friends Stomper the Yeti and Dakota, Rob explores Big Sky Park, learning all about the different environments it has to offer and the plants and animals that live there.
The series debuted on Creator/TreehouseTV in 2016, with a second season being greenlit in 2017 and then being renewed for a third in 2020. It also airs on Creator/UniversalKids in the United States.
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''Ranger Rob'' is a British-Canadian [[AllCGICartoon CGI]] PreschoolShow created by Alexander Bar. Produced by Canada's Creator/{{Nelvana}} and Britain's Studio Liddell, the series aims to teach kids about animals, plants, and the environment.
The show follows the adventures of the eponymous character, an energetic and enthusiastic 10-year-old boy whose parents are park rangers at Big Sky Park, a massive outdoor adventure park boasting a huge range of environments from desert to jungle to tundra, as well as all manner of transportation to get around from monorails to ziplines to snowboarding. Rob dreams of becoming a ranger just like his parents someday, but for now, he's perfectly fine with training for that day in the only way he knows how -- discovering everything there is to the park! Alongside his friends Stomper the Yeti and Dakota, Rob explores Big Sky Park, learning all about the different environments it has to offer and the plants and animals that live there.
The series debuted on Creator/TreehouseTV in 2016, with a second season being greenlit in 2017 and then being renewed for a third in 2020. It also airs on Creator/UniversalKids in the United States.
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''Kody Kapow'' is a
The show follows the adventures of the eponymous character, an energetic and enthusiastic 10-year-old boy whose parents are park rangers at Big Sky Park, a massive outdoor adventure park boasting a huge range of environments from desert to jungle to tundra, as well as all manner of transportation to get around from monorails to ziplines to snowboarding. Rob dreams of becoming a ranger just like his parents someday, but for now, he's perfectly fine with training for
The series debuted on Creator/TreehouseTV in 2016, with a second season being greenlit in 2017 and then being renewed for a third in 2020. It also airs
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''Go, Dog. Go!'' is a Canadian-American AllCGICartoon from Creator/WildBrain and Creator/DreamworksAnimation Television that debuted on Creator/{{Netflix}} in 2021. It is the loose AnimatedAdaptation on the 1961 children's book of the same name by P. D. Eastman.
The show's stars are two young canines, the energetic and inventive Tag Barker and the more timid and reserved Scooch Pooch, whose family has just moved next door to Tag's. This pair of unlikely friends live in the QuirkyTown of Pawston, where everyone is always on the go. Armed with plenty of ingenious plans and a love for anything that goes, Tag and Scooch are ready for fun and adventure together.
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''Go, Dog. Go!'' is a Canadian-American AllCGICartoon from Creator/WildBrain and Creator/DreamworksAnimation Television that debuted on Creator/{{Netflix}} in 2021. It is the loose AnimatedAdaptation on the 1961 children's book of the same name by P. D. Eastman.
The show's stars are two young canines, the energetic and inventive Tag Barker and the more timid and reserved Scooch Pooch, whose family has just moved next door to Tag's. This pair of unlikely friends live in the QuirkyTown of Pawston, where everyone is always on the go. Armed with plenty of ingenious plans and a love for anything that goes, Tag and Scooch are ready for fun and adventure together.
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''Hoze Houndz'' is a Canadian animated series that originally aired on Creator/FamilyChannel in 1999. Produced by Amberwood Entertainment and created by Gerald Tripp, it ran for 6 seasons of 78 episodes, with its final episode being shown in 2006.
The series features a team of six Dalmatian dogs made up of Hozer, Squirt, Steamer, Fontaine, Crystal and Brooke who work as firefighters in the town of Bonehead Hollow. Together, this team of canine firemen, known collectively as the Hoze Houndz, find themselves in all sorts of misadventures as they thwart villains and save the day.
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''Hoze Houndz'' is a Canadian animated series that originally aired on Creator/FamilyChannel in 1999. Produced by Amberwood Entertainment and created by Gerald Tripp, it ran for 6 seasons of 78 episodes, with its final episode being shown in 2006.
The series features a team of six Dalmatian dogs made up of Hozer, Squirt, Steamer, Fontaine, Crystal and Brooke who work as firefighters in the town of Bonehead Hollow. Together, this team of canine firemen, known collectively as the Hoze Houndz, find themselves in all sorts of misadventures as they thwart villains and save the day.
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The series features a team of six Dalmatian dogs made up of Hozer, Squirt, Steamer, Fontaine, Crystal and Brooke who work as firefighters
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''WesternAnimation/KodyKapow''
''Kody Kapow'' is a Canadian-French AllCGICartoon produced by Creator/MarathonMedia (''WesternAnimation/TotallySpies'', ''WesternAnimation/MartinMystery'', ''WesternAnimation/{{Redakai}}'') that aired on Creator/UniversalKids in 2017.
In this series, a 9-year-old boy named Kody is visiting his family's village in China when he learns that he is next in line to become defender of the village. Working alongside his grandfather Master Li, his detective cousin Mei, and a timid tiger named Goji, Kody trains himself to defend his village from various threats, particularly the evil Mogo Monkey No Go and his army of monkey minions. Luckily, Kody is equipped with a secret weapon known as the Sapphire Dragon that allows him to power up!
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->"Welcome to our battle, inferior beings. We are The Orb Experience. Now, prepare for a
-->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/RobertTinkler (G'ORB), Creator/{{Brian Froud|Actor}} (T'ORB), Creator/DwayneHill (Z'ORB), and Creator/BrynMcAuley (N'ORB)
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''Monster Math Squad'' is a Canadian [[AllCGICartoon CGI animated]] PreschoolShow created by Jeff Rosen and produced by Creator/DHXMedia. The series aired on Creator/{{CBC}} Kids from 2012 to 2016 with a total of 25 episodes.
Created with the purpose of teaching kids about math and numbers, the series follows three young monsters named Max (Creator/CoryDoran), Lily (Creator/JulieSype), and Goo (Creator/AnnickObonsawin) who live in the city of Monstrovia. This trio of monsters love nothing more than helping their friends solve their everyday problems, and their favorite way of doing so is by applying math equations!
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->"Thar be a giant X in the sky. We're supposed to do something when there's an X. Better check the pirate manual."
-->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/RobertTinkler (Captain Tighty Whitey, Shaven Beard) and Kedar Brown (Barnacle Tim)
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->"Welcome to our battle, inferior beings. We are The Orb Experience. Now, prepare for a song that will doom your world."
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->"Thar be a giant X in the sky. We're supposed to do something when there's an X. Better check the pirate manual."
-->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/RobertTinkler (Captain Tighty Whitey, Shaven Beard) and Kedar Brown (Barnacle Tim)
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->"Welcome to our battle, inferior beings. We are The Orb Experience. Now, prepare for a song that will doom your world."
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->"Thar be a giant X in the sky. We're supposed to do something when there's an X. Better check the pirate manual."
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->"Welcome to our battle, inferior beings. We are The Orb Experience. Now, prepare for a song that will doom your world."
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''Kody Kapow'' is a Canadian-French AllCGICartoon produced by Creator/MarathonMedia (''WesternAnimation/TotallySpies'', ''WesternAnimation/MartinMystery'', ''WesternAnimation/{{Redakai}}'') that aired on Creator/UniversalKids in 2017.
In this series, a 9-year-old boy named Kody is visiting his family's village in China when he learns that he is next in line to become defender of the village. Working alongside his grandfather Master Li, his detective cousin Mei, and a timid tiger named Goji, Kody trains himself to defend his village from various threats, particularly the evil Mogo Monkey No Go and his army of monkey minions. Luckily, Kody is equipped with a secret weapon known as the Sapphire Dragon that allows him to power up!
In this series, a 9-year-old boy named Kody is visiting his family's village in China when he learns that he is next in line to become defender of the village. Working alongside his grandfather Master Li, his detective cousin Mei, and a timid tiger named Goji, Kody trains himself to defend his village from various threats, particularly the evil Mogo Monkey No Go and his army of monkey minions. Luckily, Kody is equipped with a secret weapon known as the Sapphire Dragon that allows him to power up!
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->"Thar be a giant X in the sky. We're supposed to do something when there's an X. Better check the pirate manual."
-->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/RobertTinkler (Captain Tighty Whitey, Shaven Beard) and Kedar Brown (Barnacle Tim)
A gang of buccaneers who ride a magic pirate ship listening to sea shanties and doing classic pirate stuff. But since they're a bit clueless as to how pirate do things, they rely upon their trusty Pirate Manual to tell them everything.
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->"Welcome to our battle, inferior beings. We are The Orb Experience. Now, prepare for a song that will doom your world."
-->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/RobertTinkler (G'ORB), Creator/{{Brian Froud|Actor}} (T'ORB), Creator/DwayneHill (Z'ORB), and Creator/BrynMcAuley (N'ORB)
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A sentient evil artifact said in Rock Lore to take on the form of musical instruments to possess any who wield it to destroy all other sources of music. However, Grojband soon finds out it is more than just a mere legend...
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''Norman Picklestripes'' is an American animated PreschoolShow that debuted in 2019 on Universal Kids. Combining Broadway-inspired musical numbers, British-provided stop-motion animation, and a Canadian voice cast, the series aims to teach kids important messages about the importance of community and nature.
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''Remy & Boo'' is an American-Canadian [[AllCGICartoon computer-animated]] PreschoolShow by Matthew Fernandes (who also made ''WesternAnimation/DexHamiltonAlienEntomologist'') that premiered in 2020 on Universal Kids and also airs on Creator/{{CBC}} Kids in Canada.
The show follows Remy, an adventurous 6-year-old girl whose best friend is a big, pink, squishy robot named Boo that was created by her grandfather. Through the combined power of Remy's indomitable spirit and Boo's can-do attitude, our two friends find adventures both big and small to be had everywhere in their hometown of Dolphin Bay, learning and playing with the help of their imaginations and ThePowerOfFriendship.
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''Remy & Boo'' is an American-Canadian [[AllCGICartoon computer-animated]] PreschoolShow by Matthew Fernandes (who also made ''WesternAnimation/DexHamiltonAlienEntomologist'') that premiered in 2020 on Universal Kids and also airs on Creator/{{CBC}} Kids in Canada.
The show follows Remy, an adventurous 6-year-old girl whose best friend is a big, pink, squishy robot named Boo that was created by her grandfather. Through the combined power of Remy's indomitable spirit and Boo's can-do attitude, our two friends find adventures both big and small to be had everywhere in their hometown of Dolphin Bay, learning and playing with the help of their imaginations and ThePowerOfFriendship.
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The show's stars are two young canines, the energetic and inventive Tag Barker and the more timid and reserved Scooch Pooch, whose family has just moved next door to Tag's. This pair of unlikely friends live in the QurikyTown QuirkyTown of Pawston, where everyone is always on the go. Armed with plenty of ingenious plans and a love for anything that goes, Tag and Scooch are ready for fun and adventure together.
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An American stop-motion animated musical series aimed at preschoolers that debuted in 2019 on Universal Kids.
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An American-Canadian animated preschool series by Matthew Fernandes (who also made ''Dex Hamilton: Alien Entomologist'') that premiered in 2020 on Universal Kids.
[[AgentBinkyPetsOfTheUniverse Agent Binky: Pets of the Universe]]
A Canadian computer-animated preschool series from Nelvana based on the ''Binky the Space Cat'' kids' graphic novels by Ashley Spires. The show debuted on Treehouse TV in 2019.
RangerRob
A British-Canadian preschool cartoon created by Alexander Bar. Produced by Canada's Nelvana and Britain's Studio Liddell, the show first aired on Treehouse TV in 2016 and also aired on Universal Kids in the United States.
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A Canadian animated series that originally aired on Family Channel in 1999. Produced by Amberwood Entertainment and created by Gerald Tripp, it ran for 6 seasons of 78 episodes, with its final episode being shown in 2006.
[[GoDogGo Go, Dog. Go!]]
A Canadian-American CGI cartoon from [=WildBrain=] and Dreamworks Animation Television that debuted on Netflix in 2021. It is based on the 1961 children's book of the same name by P. D. Eastman.
An American stop-motion animated musical series aimed at preschoolers that debuted in 2019 on Universal Kids.
[[RemyAndBoo Remy & Boo]]
An American-Canadian animated preschool series by Matthew Fernandes (who also made ''Dex Hamilton: Alien Entomologist'') that premiered in 2020 on Universal Kids.
[[AgentBinkyPetsOfTheUniverse Agent Binky: Pets of the Universe]]
A Canadian computer-animated preschool series from Nelvana based on the ''Binky the Space Cat'' kids' graphic novels by Ashley Spires. The show debuted on Treehouse TV in 2019.
RangerRob
A British-Canadian preschool cartoon created by Alexander Bar. Produced by Canada's Nelvana and Britain's Studio Liddell, the show first aired on Treehouse TV in 2016 and also aired on Universal Kids in the United States.
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A Canadian animated series that originally aired on Family Channel in 1999. Produced by Amberwood Entertainment and created by Gerald Tripp, it ran for 6 seasons of 78 episodes, with its final episode being shown in 2006.
[[GoDogGo Go, Dog. Go!]]
A Canadian-American CGI cartoon from [=WildBrain=] and Dreamworks Animation Television that debuted on Netflix in 2021. It is based on the 1961 children's book of the same name by P. D. Eastman.
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The show is set in Plywood Forest, which is inhabited by all sorts of animals. When these woodland critters need a problem solved for the, they turn to Norman Picklestripes (voice of Creator/DwayneHill), a green, sweater-clad bear-like fellow who is none other than the son of Mother Nature Herself. A can-do handyman with a tool in his hand and a song in his heart, Norm readily tackles every problem his often-demanding animal neighbors have for him. Helping him out in his efforts are his circle of friends, which include a neurotic porcupine named Bob (Creator/DavidBerni), an artistic skunk named Bixie (Creator/BrynMcAuley), a fashionable rabbit named Blanche (Creator/StaceyDePass), and a young and energetic raccoon named Marco (Alexander Marsh).
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''Agent Binky: Pets of the Universe'' is a Canadian
The show stars Binky, a housecat owned by a mother-son pair known only to him as Big Human and Small Human. However, Binky is no ordinary feline, but rather a member of P.U.R.S.T. (Pets of the Universe Ready for Space Travel), a top-secret agency of housepets dedicated to defending their human families. Under the command of a Persian cat named Sergeant Fluffy Vandermere, Binky and his teammates (witch include a dog named Gordon, another cat named Captain Gracie, a turtle named Mola, and a goldfish named Loo) take on all manner of alien threats from outer space!
Or so they believe. In reality, the hostile space invaders menacing the families of P.U.R.S.T.'s agents are no more than ordinary insects and the distant galaxies they hail from is just the vastness of the backyard. But from the perspectives of Binky and his teammates, these bothersome bugs are dangerous extraterrestrial menaces to be thwarted at all costs, and they will bravely take on these terrible creatures for the good of their beloved owners... even if the humans never seem to be aware of it!
The series debuted on
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''WesternAnimation/RangerRob''
''Ranger Rob'' is a British-Canadian
The show
The series debuted on Creator/TreehouseTV in 2016, with a second season being greenlit in 2017 and then being renewed for a third in 2020. It also
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''[[WesternAnimation/GoDogGo Go, Dog. Go!]]''
''Go, Dog. Go!'' is a Canadian-American AllCGICartoon from Creator/WildBrain and Creator/DreamworksAnimation Television that debuted on Creator/{{Netflix}} in 2021. It is the loose AnimatedAdaptation on the 1961 children's book of the same name by P. D. Eastman.
The show's stars are two young canines, the energetic and inventive Tag Barker and the more timid and reserved Scooch Pooch, whose family has just moved next door to Tag's. This pair of unlikely friends live in the QurikyTown of Pawston, where everyone is always on the go. Armed with plenty of ingenious plans and a love for anything that goes, Tag and Scooch are ready for fun and adventure together.
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''WesternAnimation/HozeHoundz''
''Hoze Houndz'' is a Canadian animated series that originally aired on
A Canadian-American CGI cartoon from [=WildBrain=]
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''WesternAnimation/KodyKapow''
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''Powerbirds'' is an American animated series aimed at preschool audiences that premiered on Creator/UniversalKids on January 19, 2020. The brainchild of nationally syndicated editorial cartoonist and children's author Steve Breen, the show is based on a series of kids' books he wrote.
Ace (voice of Creator/CoryDoran) and Polly (voice of Creator/TaraStrong) are two parakeets owned by a six-year-old boy named Max who loves superheroes. Whenever Max is busy for the day however, the two birds are living out their own lives as the Powerbirds, two pint-sized superheroes who battle villainous animals to protect their neighborhood.
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!!Tropes
* AnthropomorphicShift: Whenever Ace and Polly become the Powerbirds, they gain more humanoid bodies, with their wings and claws being converted to hands and feet. Additionally, the villains are always visible at the start of an episode in non-anthropomorphic form, suggesting they can perform some kind of similar transformation.
* ArtShift: The show's artstyle changes from a traditional modern [[ThinLineAnimation thin-line]] animation style to a retro-looking [[ThickLineAnimation thick-line]] comic book style whenever Ace and Polly become the Powerbirds.
* BadassAdorable: Ace and Polly are two cute little budgies who become superpowered crimefighters whenever their owner isn't looking.
* BadButt: Due to the fact the show is made for very young children, the conflicts between the Powerbirds and their enemies are non-violent and have very low stakes, with the villains' evil schemes usually being more inconvenient than dangerous for others.
* BigBookOfEverything: Ace and Polly always rely on Max's Superhero Handbook to guide them in being heroes and fighting the villains.
* CallingYourAttacks: The Powerbirds always announce the name of the superpower they will use before activating it.
* {{Catchphrase}}: The show has a few examples.
** Max always tells Ace and Polly, "When I'm away, keep saving the day!" before leaving them to do their usual superhero business. Once he leaves, Polly will then say "Ace, you heard what Max said.", with Ace then responding with "Let's check for danger", cuing them to head to their secret lair and become the Powerbirds.
** The Powerbirds always shout "With the flap of our feathers, we'll do this together!" whenever they head out to fight crime.
* CatsAreMean: One of the Powerbirds' main foes is Clawdette, Max's cat who hates the Powerbirds and seeks to get rid of them so she can become Max's favorite pet.
* CatNinja: Clawdette is a cat who always boasts about having "serious ninja cat skills" and dresses the part as well.
* CivilizedAnimal: All of the show's animal characters can speak, walk, and behave like people, but they still have relatively animal-like lifestyles, such as being the pets of humans or living in the neighborhood's trees.
* EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas: One of the show's villains, Asher Stasher, frequently mentions his mother and calls her every day, making it clear that he's very close to her .
* EvilVsEvil: Some episodes feature the Powerbirds having to battle more than one villain, with said villains squabbling with each other. For example, in "Clash of the Critters", Ace and Polly have to deal with Clawdette and Scrapper fight each other over a trash can, having to stop the pair's argument.
* FeatherFingers: Like many cartoon birds, the Powerbirds, as well as Minerva, use their wing feathers like fingers. This is more prominent in [[AnthropomorphicShift their more anthropomorphized forms]], where the characters' wings are effectively transformed into true arms.
* ItsAllAboutMe: Nibbles' villainous motivations are based entirely in this, as he will do anything to be the center of attention.
* TheNarrator: The series has one during the scenes of Ace and Polly as the Powerbirds who acts a lot like a typical comic book narrator.
* OminousOwl: Minerva, one of the Powerbirds' enemies, is an owl who wants to become the smartest person in the world and does so by using various gadgets to cause trouble for people.
* RascallyRaccoon: Scrapper, one of the Powerbirds' foes, is a raccoon who uses all manner of mischief and trickery to steal food from people.
* RoguesGallery: Ace and Polly have five different villains they deal with in every episode -- Nibbles, Clawdette, Scrapper, Minerva, and Asher Stasher.
* SiblingTeam: Ace and Polly are brother and sister, and always work together as a team against the villains.
* StrictlyFormula: Every episode has certain beats and patterns. It always begins with an outside shot of Max's house, where the episode's villain can be seen in their non-anthropomorphic form. Max will be playing in his room with Ace and Polly before having to leave for the day, upon which Ace and Polly transform into the Powerbirds and go to their hideout, where they use their Neighborhood Scanner to find villains and then head out to thwart them. After the bad guy is stopped, the Powerbirds return home, and Max shares with them what he was doing and begins to play with them again.
* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Scrapper and Ace are both consistently shown to be huge pizza lovers; the former frequently tries to steal them while the latter often daydreams about them.
* VillainTeamUp: Some episodes feature the Powerbirds having to fight more than one member of their RoguesGallery. For example, "Birdy Guards" has Asher Stasher and Clawdette team up to steal a wrestling championship belt, while all five of the show's villains join forces together in "Villain-Palooza" to defeat the Powerbirds once and for all.
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''Powerbirds'' is an American animated series aimed at preschool audiences that premiered on Creator/UniversalKids on January 19, 2020. The brainchild of nationally syndicated editorial cartoonist and children's author Steve Breen, the show is based on a series of kids' books he wrote.
Ace (voice of Creator/CoryDoran) and Polly (voice of Creator/TaraStrong) are two parakeets owned by a six-year-old boy named Max who loves superheroes. Whenever Max is busy for the day however, the two birds are living out their own lives as the Powerbirds, two pint-sized superheroes who battle villainous animals to protect their neighborhood.
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!!Tropes
* AnthropomorphicShift: Whenever Ace and Polly become the Powerbirds, they gain more humanoid bodies, with their wings and claws being converted to hands and feet. Additionally, the villains are always visible at the start of an episode in non-anthropomorphic form, suggesting they can perform some kind of similar transformation.
* ArtShift: The show's artstyle changes from a traditional modern [[ThinLineAnimation thin-line]] animation style to a retro-looking [[ThickLineAnimation thick-line]] comic book style whenever Ace and Polly become the Powerbirds.
* BadassAdorable: Ace and Polly are two cute little budgies who become superpowered crimefighters whenever their owner isn't looking.
* BadButt: Due to the fact the show is made for very young children, the conflicts between the Powerbirds and their enemies are non-violent and have very low stakes, with the villains' evil schemes usually being more inconvenient than dangerous for others.
* BigBookOfEverything: Ace and Polly always rely on Max's Superhero Handbook to guide them in being heroes and fighting the villains.
* CallingYourAttacks: The Powerbirds always announce the name of the superpower they will use before activating it.
* {{Catchphrase}}: The show has a few examples.
** Max always tells Ace and Polly, "When I'm away, keep saving the day!" before leaving them to do their usual superhero business. Once he leaves, Polly will then say "Ace, you heard what Max said.", with Ace then responding with "Let's check for danger", cuing them to head to their secret lair and become the Powerbirds.
** The Powerbirds always shout "With the flap of our feathers, we'll do this together!" whenever they head out to fight crime.
* CatsAreMean: One of the Powerbirds' main foes is Clawdette, Max's cat who hates the Powerbirds and seeks to get rid of them so she can become Max's favorite pet.
* CatNinja: Clawdette is a cat who always boasts about having "serious ninja cat skills" and dresses the part as well.
* CivilizedAnimal: All of the show's animal characters can speak, walk, and behave like people, but they still have relatively animal-like lifestyles, such as being the pets of humans or living in the neighborhood's trees.
* EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas: One of the show's villains, Asher Stasher, frequently mentions his mother and calls her every day, making it clear that he's very close to her .
* EvilVsEvil: Some episodes feature the Powerbirds having to battle more than one villain, with said villains squabbling with each other. For example, in "Clash of the Critters", Ace and Polly have to deal with Clawdette and Scrapper fight each other over a trash can, having to stop the pair's argument.
* FeatherFingers: Like many cartoon birds, the Powerbirds, as well as Minerva, use their wing feathers like fingers. This is more prominent in [[AnthropomorphicShift their more anthropomorphized forms]], where the characters' wings are effectively transformed into true arms.
* ItsAllAboutMe: Nibbles' villainous motivations are based entirely in this, as he will do anything to be the center of attention.
* TheNarrator: The series has one during the scenes of Ace and Polly as the Powerbirds who acts a lot like a typical comic book narrator.
* OminousOwl: Minerva, one of the Powerbirds' enemies, is an owl who wants to become the smartest person in the world and does so by using various gadgets to cause trouble for people.
* RascallyRaccoon: Scrapper, one of the Powerbirds' foes, is a raccoon who uses all manner of mischief and trickery to steal food from people.
* RoguesGallery: Ace and Polly have five different villains they deal with in every episode -- Nibbles, Clawdette, Scrapper, Minerva, and Asher Stasher.
* SiblingTeam: Ace and Polly are brother and sister, and always work together as a team against the villains.
* StrictlyFormula: Every episode has certain beats and patterns. It always begins with an outside shot of Max's house, where the episode's villain can be seen in their non-anthropomorphic form. Max will be playing in his room with Ace and Polly before having to leave for the day, upon which Ace and Polly transform into the Powerbirds and go to their hideout, where they use their Neighborhood Scanner to find villains and then head out to thwart them. After the bad guy is stopped, the Powerbirds return home, and Max shares with them what he was doing and begins to play with them again.
* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Scrapper and Ace are both consistently shown to be huge pizza lovers; the former frequently tries to steal them while the latter often daydreams about them.
* VillainTeamUp: Some episodes feature the Powerbirds having to fight more than one member of their RoguesGallery. For example, "Birdy Guards" has Asher Stasher and Clawdette team up to steal a wrestling championship belt, while all five of the show's villains join forces together in "Villain-Palooza" to defeat the Powerbirds once and for all.
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''Powerbirds'' is an
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An American stop-motion animated musical series aimed at preschoolers that debuted in 2019 on Universal Kids.
[[RemyAndBoo Remy & Boo]]
An American-Canadian animated preschool series by Matthew Fernandes (who also made ''Dex Hamilton: Alien Entomologist'') that premiered in 2020 on Universal Kids.
[[AgentBinkyPetsOfTheUniverse Agent Binky: Pets of the Universe]]
A Canadian computer-animated preschool series from Nelvana based on the ''Binky the Space Cat'' kids' graphic novels by Ashley Spires. The show debuted on Treehouse TV in 2019.
RangerRob
A British-Canadian preschool cartoon created by Alexander Bar. Produced by Canada's Nelvana and Britain's Studio Liddell, the show first aired on Treehouse TV in 2016 and also aired on Universal Kids in the United States.
KodyKapow
HozeHoundz
A Canadian animated series
[[GoDogGo Go, Dog. Go!]]
A Canadian-American CGI cartoon from [=WildBrain=] and Dreamworks Animation Television that debuted on Netflix in 2021. It is based on the 1961 children's
Ace (voice of Creator/CoryDoran) and Polly (voice of Creator/TaraStrong) are two parakeets owned by a six-year-old boy named Max who loves superheroes. Whenever Max is busy for the day however, the two birds are living out their own lives as the Powerbirds, two pint-sized superheroes who battle villainous animals to protect their neighborhood.
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!!Tropes
* AnthropomorphicShift: Whenever Ace and Polly become the Powerbirds, they gain more humanoid bodies, with their wings and claws being converted to hands and feet. Additionally, the villains are always visible at the start of an episode in non-anthropomorphic form, suggesting they can perform some kind of similar transformation.
* ArtShift: The show's artstyle changes from a traditional modern [[ThinLineAnimation thin-line]] animation style to a retro-looking [[ThickLineAnimation thick-line]] comic
* BadassAdorable: Ace and Polly are two cute little budgies who become superpowered crimefighters whenever their owner isn't looking.
* BadButt: Due to the fact the show is made for very young children, the conflicts between the Powerbirds and their enemies are non-violent and have very low stakes, with the villains' evil schemes usually being more inconvenient than dangerous for others.
* BigBookOfEverything: Ace and Polly always rely on Max's Superhero Handbook to guide them in being heroes and fighting the villains.
* CallingYourAttacks: The Powerbirds always announce the name
* {{Catchphrase}}: The show has a few examples.
** Max always tells Ace and Polly, "When I'm away, keep saving the day!" before leaving them to do their usual superhero business. Once he leaves, Polly will then say "Ace, you heard what Max said.", with Ace then responding with "Let's check for danger", cuing them to head to their secret lair and become the Powerbirds.
** The Powerbirds always shout "With the flap of our feathers, we'll do this together!" whenever they head out to fight crime.
* CatsAreMean: One of the Powerbirds' main foes is Clawdette, Max's cat who hates the Powerbirds and seeks to get rid of them so she can become Max's favorite pet.
* CatNinja: Clawdette is a cat who always boasts about having "serious ninja cat skills" and dresses the part as well.
* CivilizedAnimal: All of the show's animal characters can speak, walk, and behave like people, but they still have relatively animal-like lifestyles, such as being the pets of humans or living in the neighborhood's trees.
* EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas: One of the show's villains, Asher Stasher, frequently mentions his mother and calls her every day, making it clear that he's very close to her .
* EvilVsEvil: Some episodes feature the Powerbirds having to battle more than one villain, with said villains squabbling with each other. For example, in "Clash of the Critters", Ace and Polly have to deal with Clawdette and Scrapper fight each other over a trash can, having to stop the pair's argument.
* FeatherFingers: Like many cartoon birds, the Powerbirds, as well as Minerva, use their wing feathers like fingers. This is more prominent in [[AnthropomorphicShift their more anthropomorphized forms]], where the characters' wings are effectively transformed into true arms.
* ItsAllAboutMe: Nibbles' villainous motivations are based entirely in this, as he will do anything to be the center of attention.
* TheNarrator: The series has one during the scenes of Ace and Polly as the Powerbirds who acts a lot like a typical comic book narrator.
* OminousOwl: Minerva, one of the Powerbirds' enemies, is an owl who wants to become the smartest person in the world and does so
* RascallyRaccoon: Scrapper, one of the Powerbirds' foes, is a raccoon who uses all manner of mischief and trickery to steal food from people.
* RoguesGallery: Ace and Polly have five different villains they deal with in every episode -- Nibbles, Clawdette, Scrapper, Minerva, and Asher Stasher.
* SiblingTeam: Ace and Polly are brother and sister, and always work together as a team against the villains.
* StrictlyFormula: Every episode has certain beats and patterns. It always begins with an outside shot of Max's house, where the episode's villain can be seen in their non-anthropomorphic form. Max will be playing in his room with Ace and Polly before having to leave for the day, upon which Ace and Polly transform into the Powerbirds and go to their hideout, where they use their Neighborhood Scanner to find villains and then head out to thwart them. After the bad guy is stopped, the Powerbirds return home, and Max shares with them what he was doing and begins to play with them again.
* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Scrapper and Ace are both consistently shown to be huge pizza lovers; the former frequently tries to steal them while the latter often daydreams about them.
* VillainTeamUp: Some episodes feature the Powerbirds having to fight more than one member of their RoguesGallery. For example, "Birdy Guards" has Asher Stasher and Clawdette team up to steal a wrestling championship belt, while all five of the show's villains join forces together in "Villain-Palooza" to defeat the Powerbirds once and for all.
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* AnthropomorphicShift: Whenever Ace and Polly become the Powerbirds, they gain more humanoid bodies, with their wings and claws being converted to hands and feet. Additionally, the villains are always visible at the start of an episode in non-anthropomorphic form, suggesting they can perform some kind of similar transformation.
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* FeatherFingers: Like many cartoon birds, the Powerbirds, as well as Minerva, use their wing feathers like fingers.
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* FeatherFingers: Like many cartoon birds, the Powerbirds, as well as Minerva, use their wing feathers like fingers. This is more prominent in [[AnthropomorphicShift their more anthropomorphized forms]], where the characters' wings are effectively transformed into true arms.
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Ace (voice of Creator/CoryDoran) and Polly (voice of Creator/TaraStrong) are two parakeets owned by a six-year-old boy named Max who loves superheroes. Whenever Max is busy for the day however, the two birds are living out their own secret lives as the Powerbirds, two pint-sized superheroes who battle a variety of villainous animals to protect their neighborhood.
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Ace (voice of Creator/CoryDoran) and Polly (voice of Creator/TaraStrong) are two parakeets owned by a six-year-old boy named Max who loves superheroes. Whenever Max is busy for the day however, the two birds are living out their own secret lives as the Powerbirds, two pint-sized superheroes who battle a variety of villainous animals to protect their neighborhood.
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* BadButt: Due to the fact the show is aimed at very young children, the conflicts between the Powerbirds and their enemies are non-violent and have very low stakes, with the villains' evil schemes usually being more inconvenient than dangerous for others.
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* BadButt: Due to the fact the show is aimed at made for very young children, the conflicts between the Powerbirds and their enemies are non-violent and have very low stakes, with the villains' evil schemes usually being more inconvenient than dangerous for others.
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* CivilizedAnimal: All of the show's animal characters can speak, walk, and behave like people, but they still live relatively animal-like lifestyles, such as being the pets of humans or living in the neighborhood's trees.
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* CatNinja: Clawdette is a cat who always boasts about having "serious ninja cat skills" and dresses the part as well.
* CivilizedAnimal: All of the show's animal characters can speak, walk, and behave like people, but they stilllive have relatively animal-like lifestyles, such as being the pets of humans or living in the neighborhood's trees.
* CivilizedAnimal: All of the show's animal characters can speak, walk, and behave like people, but they still
* EvilVsEvil: Some episodes feature the Powerbirds having to battle more than one villain, with said villains squabbling with each other. For example, in "Clash of the Critters", Ace and Polly have to deal with Clawdette and Scrapper fight each other over a trash can, having to stop the pair's argument.
* ItsAllAboutMe: Nibbles' villainous motivations are based entirely in this, as he will do anything to be the center of attention.
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* NewPowersAsThePlotDemands: The Powerbirds don't really have an established set of superpowers, but can activate different powers as necessary by pressing the buttons on their belts -- usually whatever is best suited for the situation.
* RascallyRaccoon: Scrapper, one of the Powerbirds' foes, is a raccoon who uses all manner of mischief and trickery to steal food from people.
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* VillainTeamUp: All of the show's five villains join forces together in "Villain-Palooza" to defeat the Powerbirds once and for all.
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* SiblingTeam: Ace and Polly are brother and sister, and always work together as a team against the villains.
* StrictlyFormula: Every episode has certain beats and patterns. It always begins with an outside shot of Max's house, where the episode's villain can be seen in their non-anthropomorphic form. Max will be playing in his room with Ace and Polly before having to leave for the day, upon which Ace and Polly transform into the Powerbirds and go to their hideout, where they use their Neighborhood Scanner to find villains and then head out to thwart them. After the bad guy is stopped, the Powerbirds return home, and Max shares with them what he was doing and begins to play with them again.
* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Scrapper and Ace are both consistently shown to be huge pizza lovers; the former frequently tries to steal them while the latter often daydreams about them.
* VillainTeamUp:All Some episodes feature the Powerbirds having to fight more than one member of their RoguesGallery. For example, "Birdy Guards" has Asher Stasher and Clawdette team up to steal a wrestling championship belt, while all five of the show's five villains join forces together in "Villain-Palooza" to defeat the Powerbirds once and for all.
* StrictlyFormula: Every episode has certain beats and patterns. It always begins with an outside shot of Max's house, where the episode's villain can be seen in their non-anthropomorphic form. Max will be playing in his room with Ace and Polly before having to leave for the day, upon which Ace and Polly transform into the Powerbirds and go to their hideout, where they use their Neighborhood Scanner to find villains and then head out to thwart them. After the bad guy is stopped, the Powerbirds return home, and Max shares with them what he was doing and begins to play with them again.
* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Scrapper and Ace are both consistently shown to be huge pizza lovers; the former frequently tries to steal them while the latter often daydreams about them.
* VillainTeamUp:
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''Powerbirds'' is an American children's animated series that premiered on Creator/UniversalKids in January 19, 2020. The brainchild of nationally syndicated editorial cartoonist and children's author Steve Breen, the series is based on a series of kids' books he wrote.
Ace (voice of Creator/CoryDoran) and Polly (voice of Creator/TaraStrong) are two parakeets owned by a six-year-old boy named Max who loves superheroes. Whenever Max is busy for the day however, the two birds are living out their own secret lives as the Powerbirds, two pint-sized superheroes who battle a variety of villainous animals to keep their fair city safe.
Ace (voice of Creator/CoryDoran) and Polly (voice of Creator/TaraStrong) are two parakeets owned by a six-year-old boy named Max who loves superheroes. Whenever Max is busy for the day however, the two birds are living out their own secret lives as the Powerbirds, two pint-sized superheroes who battle a variety of villainous animals to keep their fair city safe.
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''Powerbirds'' is an American children's animated series aimed at preschool audiences that premiered on Creator/UniversalKids in on January 19, 2020. The brainchild of nationally syndicated editorial cartoonist and children's author Steve Breen, the series show is based on a series of kids' books he wrote.
Ace (voice of Creator/CoryDoran) and Polly (voice of Creator/TaraStrong) are two parakeets owned by a six-year-old boy named Max who loves superheroes. Whenever Max is busy for the day however, the two birds are living out their own secret lives as the Powerbirds, two pint-sized superheroes who battle a variety of villainous animals tokeep protect their fair city safe.neighborhood.
Ace (voice of Creator/CoryDoran) and Polly (voice of Creator/TaraStrong) are two parakeets owned by a six-year-old boy named Max who loves superheroes. Whenever Max is busy for the day however, the two birds are living out their own secret lives as the Powerbirds, two pint-sized superheroes who battle a variety of villainous animals to
* AnthropomorphicShift: Whenever Ace and Polly become the Powerbirds, they gain more humanoid bodies, with their wings and claws being converted to hands and feet.
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* BadButt: Due to the fact the series is aimed at very young kids, both the heroes and the villains are pretty tame in their actions.
* BigBadEnsemble: Nibbles, Clawdette, Scrapper, Minerva, and Asher Stasher form Ace and Polly's gang of villains.
* EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas: Asher Stasher frequently mentions his mother, and it's clear he's very close to her.
* FeatherFingers: The Powerbirds possess these.
* TheNarrator: The series has one during the scenes of Ace and Polly as the Powerbirds.
* NewPowersAsThePlotDemands: The Powerbirds don't really have an established set of superpowers, but can activate different powers as necessary by calling out for them.
* VillainTeamUp: All of the five villains of the show did this in "Villain-Palooza".
* BigBadEnsemble: Nibbles, Clawdette, Scrapper, Minerva, and Asher Stasher form Ace and Polly's gang of villains.
* EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas: Asher Stasher frequently mentions his mother, and it's clear he's very close to her.
* FeatherFingers: The Powerbirds possess these.
* TheNarrator: The series has one during the scenes of Ace and Polly as the Powerbirds.
* NewPowersAsThePlotDemands: The Powerbirds don't really have an established set of superpowers, but can activate different powers as necessary by calling out for them.
* VillainTeamUp: All of the five villains of the show did this in "Villain-Palooza".
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* BadButt: Due to the fact the series show is aimed at very young kids, both children, the conflicts between the Powerbirds and their enemies are non-violent and have very low stakes, with the villains' evil schemes usually being more inconvenient than dangerous for others.
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* CallingYourAttacks: The Powerbirds always announce the name of the superpower they will use before activating it.
* {{Catchphrase}}: The show has a few examples.
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usual superhero business. Once he leaves, Polly will then say "Ace, you heard what Max said.", with Ace then responding with "Let's check for danger", cuing them to head to their secret lair and become the Powerbirds.
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* TheNarrator: The series has one during the scenes of Ace and Polly as thePowerbirds.
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* NewPowersAsThePlotDemands: The Powerbirds don't really have an established set of superpowers, but can activate different powers as necessary bycalling out pressing the buttons on their belts -- usually whatever is best suited for them.
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* OminousOwl: Minerva, one of the Powerbirds' enemies, is an owl who wants to become the smartest person in the world and does so by using various gadgets to cause trouble for people.
* RoguesGallery: Ace and Polly have five different villains they deal with in every episode -- Nibbles, Clawdette, Scrapper, Minerva, and Asher Stasher.
* VillainTeamUp: All of the show's five villainsof join forces together in "Villain-Palooza" to defeat the show did this in "Villain-Palooza".Powerbirds once and for all.
* BigBookOfEverything: Ace and Polly always rely on Max's Superhero Handbook to guide them in being heroes and fighting the
* CallingYourAttacks: The Powerbirds always announce the name of the superpower they will use before activating it.
* {{Catchphrase}}: The show has a few examples.
** Max always tells Ace and Polly, "When I'm away, keep saving the day!" before leaving them to do their
** The Powerbirds always shout "With the flap of our feathers, we'll do this together!" whenever they head out to fight crime.
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* CivilizedAnimal: All of the show's animal characters can speak, walk, and
* EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas: One of the show's villains, Asher
* FeatherFingers:
* TheNarrator: The series has one during the scenes of Ace and Polly as the
* NewPowersAsThePlotDemands: The Powerbirds don't really have an established set of superpowers, but can activate different powers as necessary by
* OminousOwl: Minerva, one of the Powerbirds' enemies, is an owl who wants to become the smartest person in the world and does so by using various gadgets to cause trouble for people.
* RoguesGallery: Ace and Polly have five different villains they deal with in every episode -- Nibbles, Clawdette, Scrapper, Minerva, and Asher Stasher.
* VillainTeamUp: All of the show's five villains
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''Powerbirds'' is an American children's animated series that premiered on Creator/UniversalKids in January 19, 2020. The brainchild of nationally syndicated editorial cartoonist and children's author Steve Breen, the series is based on a series of kids' books he wrote.
Ace (voice of Creator/CoryDoran) and Polly (voice of Creator/TaraStrong) are two parakeets owned by a six-year-old boy named Max who loves superheroes. Whenever Max is busy for the day however, the two birds are living out their own secret lives as the Powerbirds, two pint-sized superheroes who battle a variety of villainous animals to keep their fair city safe.
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!!Tropes
* ArtShift: The show's artstyle changes from a traditional modern [[ThinLineAnimation thin-line]] animation style to a retro-looking [[ThickLineAnimation thick-line]] comic book style whenever Ace and Polly become the Powerbirds.
* BadassAdorable: Ace and Polly are two cute little budgies who become superpowered crimefighters whenever their owner isn't looking.
* BadButt: Due to the fact the series is aimed at very young kids, both the heroes and the villains are pretty tame in their actions.
* BigBadEnsemble: Nibbles, Clawdette, Scrapper, Minerva, and Asher Stasher form Ace and Polly's gang of villains.
* EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas: Asher Stasher frequently mentions his mother, and it's clear he's very close to her.
* FeatherFingers: The Powerbirds possess these.
* TheNarrator: The series has one during the scenes of Ace and Polly as the Powerbirds.
* NewPowersAsThePlotDemands: The Powerbirds don't really have an established set of superpowers, but can activate different powers as necessary by calling out for them.
* VillainTeamUp: All of the five villains of the show did this in "Villain-Palooza".
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''Powerbirds'' is an American children's animated series that premiered on Creator/UniversalKids in January 19, 2020. The brainchild of nationally syndicated editorial cartoonist and children's author Steve Breen, the series is based on a series of kids' books he wrote.
Ace (voice of Creator/CoryDoran) and Polly (voice of Creator/TaraStrong) are two parakeets owned by a six-year-old boy named Max who loves superheroes. Whenever Max is busy for the day however, the two birds are living out their own secret lives as the Powerbirds, two pint-sized superheroes who battle a variety of villainous animals to keep their fair city safe.
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!!Tropes
* ArtShift: The show's artstyle changes from a traditional modern [[ThinLineAnimation thin-line]] animation style to a retro-looking [[ThickLineAnimation thick-line]] comic book style whenever Ace and Polly become the Powerbirds.
* BadassAdorable: Ace and Polly are two cute little budgies who become superpowered crimefighters whenever their owner isn't looking.
* BadButt: Due to the fact the series is aimed at very young kids, both the heroes and the villains are pretty tame in their actions.
* BigBadEnsemble: Nibbles, Clawdette, Scrapper, Minerva, and Asher Stasher form Ace and Polly's gang of villains.
* EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas: Asher Stasher frequently mentions his mother, and it's clear he's very close to her.
* FeatherFingers: The Powerbirds possess these.
* TheNarrator: The series has one during the scenes of Ace and Polly as the Powerbirds.
* NewPowersAsThePlotDemands: The Powerbirds don't really have an established set of superpowers, but can activate different powers as necessary by calling out for them.
* VillainTeamUp: All of the five villains of the show did this in "Villain-Palooza".
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