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* FountainOfYouth: Rufus finds it in Episode 23. It's a sink. One tap for aging water, one tap for rejuvenating water. [[WhatAnIdiot Guess which one he drinks from.]]
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* FountainOfYouth: Rufus finds it in Episode 23. It's a sink. One tap for aging water, one tap for rejuvenating water. [[WhatAnIdiot Guess which one he drinks from.]]
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* MediumShiftGag: The entire Season 2 seems to be built around this trope. Thus episode 1 is told with stop-motion puppets (because Maggie had accidentally activated the camera's [[HandWave puppet filter]]), episodes 2 and 3 are in chalkboard-like 2D animation, etc.
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[[caption-width-right:350: Rufus lad, ''you''[='re=] not supposed to be the one holding the camera.]]''World's Greatest Adventures'' is a series of sketches created by Creator/GoblinStudios, available [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvREWLROFb-03zLhm44PIJJSO-PpqzKeW on YouTube]].
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[[caption-width-right:350: Rufus lad, ''you''[='re=] not supposed to be the one holding the camera.]]''World's Greatest Adventures'' is a series of sketches created by Creator/GoblinStudios, available [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvREWLROFb-03zLhm44PIJJSO-PpqzKeW on YouTube]].
YouTube]], and currently in its second season.
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* {{Toontown}}: Season 2 sends Rufus to Cartoonland in a teleporter accident; it's a cartoon world with a simplistic chalkboard-like artstyle, and ToonTransformation applies.
* ToonTransformation: Rufus is turned into an animated stick figure when in Cartoonland.
* ToonTransformation: Rufus is turned into an animated stick figure when in Cartoonland.
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* TheNthDoctor: Used straight with props for the LivingHat Gordon, who turns from a straw hat to a velvet hat after falling in a time vortex[[note]](read: a duck pond)[[/note]]. Complete with ''Series/DoctorWho''-esque golden light and sound effect.
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* TheNthDoctor: Used straight with props ''with props'' for the LivingHat Gordon, who turns from a straw hat to a velvet hat after falling in a time vortex[[note]](read: a duck pond)[[/note]]. Complete with ''Series/DoctorWho''-esque golden light and sound effect. Episode 0 and Episode 24 reveal that [[spoiler: this was Gordon's original appearance, and the straw hat was already the product of a regeneration]].
* TheStinger: The series has used infrequent stingers to punctuate jokes from the episode proper. The Season 1 finale ends on a more sinister one, showing that Warlord Cassius is planning something.
* TheStinger: The series has used infrequent stingers to punctuate jokes from the episode proper. The Season 1 finale ends on a more sinister one, showing that Warlord Cassius is planning something.
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* FlyingSaucer: The Martians get around in a standard-looking house-sized, black saucer.
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* NoisyRobot: Cassius's armor makes an electric, whirring noise when it moves.
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* NoisyRobot: NoisyRobots: Cassius's armor makes an electric, whirring noise when it moves.
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* NoisyRobot: Cassius's armor makes an electric, whirring noise when it moves.
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* BagOfHolding: Rufus's "trusty toolkit" (the small pouch he wears around his neck) contains whatever the plot demands. It has so far produced a brush three times its size, a diary, and a working alarm clock.
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* BagOfHolding: Rufus's "trusty toolkit" (the small pouch he wears around his neck) contains whatever the plot demands. It has so far produced a brush three times its size, a diary, and a working alarm clock.clock and a goblet.
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* EarthDrift: Started out with the unspoken assumption that Rufus was from the real world, and all the outlandish things he raves about are fake. However, starting with Episode 4, and culminating with Gordon's LivingHat status in Episode 10, it gradually became clear that Rufus's world is a bona fide WorldOfWeirdness — which doesn't mean Rufus doesn't make ''his'' tall tales up, but they're not as implausible as they sound in our universe.
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* FountainOfYouth: Rufus finds it in Episode 23. It's a sink. One tap for aging water, one tap for rejuvenating water. [[WhatAnIdiot Guess which one he drinks from.]]
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* ContinuityNod: Episode 15 shows the Aztec Pinecone of Gold from Episode 3, and Episode 23 brings back the sets of Episode 15, Episode 16 and Episode 22.
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