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* BackstoryHorror: The Great War. So far it's only been talked about in the wiki, not the comics themselves. The witches of Chaosah were [[spoiler:wiped out, but that screwed up the balance of the world so Zombiah revived Thyme, Cayenne and Cumin]].
* BackgroundMagicField: ''Rea'', like {{Mana}} but stored external to the user in the environment; discussed in the wiki but not yet in the comic, but shown in the comic in panel 8 of episode 33.
* BackgroundMagicField: ''Rea'', like {{Mana}} but stored external to the user in the environment; discussed in the wiki but not yet in the comic, but shown in the comic in panel 8 of episode 33.
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* BackstoryHorror: The Great War. So far far, it's only been talked about in the wiki, wiki; not the comics themselves. The witches of Chaosah were [[spoiler:wiped out, but that screwed up the balance of the world so Zombiah revived Thyme, Cayenne and Cumin]].
* BackgroundMagicField: ''Rea'', like {{Mana}} but stored external to the user in the environment; discussed in the wiki but not yet in the comic, but shown in the comic inpanel Panel 8 of episode Episode 33.
* BackgroundMagicField: ''Rea'', like {{Mana}} but stored external to the user in the environment; discussed in the wiki but not yet in the comic, but shown in the comic in
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* DisproportionateRetribution: What does Pepper do when the other girls won't come to her party? Summon some demons! Subverted though, [[spoiler:she just uses the demons as backup guests.]]
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Pepper looks a lot younger in episode one than she does in later episodes. She also seems to have black hair instead of dark brown and is wearing a different outfit.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Pepper looks a lot younger in episode one than she does in later episodes. She also seems to have black hair instead of dark brown and is wearing a different outfit.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: What does Pepper do when the other girls won't come to her party? Summon some demons! Subverted though, though; [[spoiler:she just uses the demons as backup guests.]]
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Pepper looks a lot younger inepisode one Episode 1 than she does in later episodes. She also seems to have black hair instead of dark brown and is wearing a different outfit.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Pepper looks a lot younger in
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* {{Expy}}: In response to a question that a reader posted [[https://www.davidrevoy.com/article583/episode-19-pollution/show#comments as a comment on episode 19]] of ''Pepper&Carrot''[[note]]the commenter asked: "Is it me, or do Cayenne and Thyme seem very like Weatherwax and Ogg?"[[/note]], the author confirmed[[note]]"I'm a big fan of Pratchett's witches ;-)", he replied[[/note]] that Pepper's mentors — or at least two of them, specifically Cayenne and Thyme — are intentionally similar to [[Characters/DiscworldWitches Granny Weatherwax and Nanny Ogg]] (respectively) from the ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'' novels.[[note]]Prior to that, [[https://www.davidrevoy.com/article501/episode-11-the-witches-of-chaosah/show#comments three of the comments on episode 11]] had also pointed out that Cayenne and Granny Weatherwax have some character traits in common.[[/note]] Cayenne looks similar to Paul Kidby's depictions of Granny Weatherwax in his ''Discworld'' artwork[[note]]Kidby is one of the official illustrators for the ''Discworld'' novels; for some examples of his artwork featuring both Granny Weatherwax and Nanny Ogg, see [[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0159931/mediaviewer/rm2780601856?ref_=ttmi_mi_all_prd_3 the DVD cover artwork]] for the [[Main/AnimatedAdaptation animated miniseries adaptation]] of ''Literature/WyrdSisters'', as well as [[https://www.paulkidby.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/Wryd-Sisters-2013-1000x1334_c.jpg this painting]] and [[https://www.paulkidby.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/Discworld-Massif-1-1000x583_c.jpg this other painting]].[[/note]], and has a similar personality as well. Pepper's other mentors, Thyme and Cumin, [[DecompositeCharacter both have some similarities]] to Nanny Ogg; basically, Thyme is more similar personality-wise, whereas Cumin has a closer physical resemblance. Outside of the canon storyline, David Revoy co-authored an {{intercontinuity crossover}} webcomic[[note]]for more details about this, see its own entry below[[/note]], which contains a gag where a character from a different webcomic meets Cayenne and mistakes her for Granny Weatherwax.
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* {{Expy}}: In response to a question that a reader posted [[https://www.davidrevoy.com/article583/episode-19-pollution/show#comments as a comment on episode Episode 19]] of ''Pepper&Carrot''[[note]]the commenter asked: "Is it me, or do Cayenne and Thyme seem very like Weatherwax and Ogg?"[[/note]], the author confirmed[[note]]"I'm a big fan of Pratchett's witches ;-)", he replied[[/note]] that Pepper's mentors — or at least two of them, specifically Cayenne and Thyme — are intentionally similar to [[Characters/DiscworldWitches Granny Weatherwax and Nanny Ogg]] (respectively) from the ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'' novels.[[note]]Prior to that, [[https://www.davidrevoy.com/article501/episode-11-the-witches-of-chaosah/show#comments three of the comments on episode Episode 11]] had also pointed out that Cayenne and Granny Weatherwax have some character traits in common.[[/note]] Cayenne looks similar to Paul Kidby's depictions of Granny Weatherwax in his ''Discworld'' artwork[[note]]Kidby is one of the official illustrators for the ''Discworld'' novels; for some examples of his artwork featuring both Granny Weatherwax and Nanny Ogg, see [[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0159931/mediaviewer/rm2780601856?ref_=ttmi_mi_all_prd_3 the DVD cover artwork]] for the [[Main/AnimatedAdaptation animated miniseries adaptation]] of ''Literature/WyrdSisters'', as well as [[https://www.paulkidby.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/Wryd-Sisters-2013-1000x1334_c.jpg this painting]] and [[https://www.paulkidby.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/Discworld-Massif-1-1000x583_c.jpg this other painting]].[[/note]], and has a similar personality as well. Pepper's other mentors, Thyme and Cumin, [[DecompositeCharacter both have some similarities]] to Nanny Ogg; basically, Thyme is more similar personality-wise, whereas Cumin has a closer physical resemblance. Outside of the canon storyline, David Revoy co-authored an {{intercontinuity crossover}} webcomic[[note]]for more details about this, see its own entry below[[/note]], which contains a gag where a character from a different webcomic meets Cayenne and mistakes her for Granny Weatherwax.
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* IntercontinuityCrossover: There's a crossover webcomic titled ''Superflu vs Pepper&Carrot'' [[note]]it was originally posted one episode at a time by its two authors on their accounts at Framasoft's Mastodon server, running for 13 episodes in total, and later on, a user of Framasoft's Gitlab server named Luc Didry collected the entire series on a single static Gitlab Pages web page hosted there; '''be warned''', though, that one of its episodes is mildly '''NSFW''', so it won't be linked to from here[[/note]], which is a crossover between a ''[[FrancoBelgianComics bande dessinée]]'' / webcomic titled ''Les aventures inutiles de Superflu'' (by Simon "Gee" Giraudot) and ''Pepper&Carrot'', made as a collaboration between their authors[[note]]odd-numbered episodes are credited to Gee, whereas even-numbered episodes are credited to David Revoy[[/note]]. The aforementioned [[{{Expy}} similarities]] between Cayenne and one of ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'''s characters are used as a source of humor in its 9th episode, when the eponymous character from ''Les aventures inutiles de Superflu'' meets Cayenne and introduces himself thusly: "Oh, hello [[Characters/DiscworldWitches Granny Weatherwax]]! I don't remember: have you brought me to [[Literature/HarryPotter Gryffindor]] or to [[Literature/TheLordOfTheRings Isengard]]? And have you seen the stylish turban that someone put on me?!"[[note]]For context: he's acting disoriented here because he suffered a head injury in the 8th episode, as a result of having tried to ride on a Dyson cordless vacuum cleaner as if it were a witch's flying broom; the "turban" that he mentioned is actually a head bandage. David Revoy clearly found this very amusing, as can be seen in a comment that he posted as a reply to episode 9's original Mastodon post[[/note]].
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* IntercontinuityCrossover: There's a crossover webcomic titled ''Superflu vs Pepper&Carrot'' [[note]]it was originally posted one episode at a time by its two authors on their accounts at Framasoft's Mastodon server, running for 13 episodes in total, and later on, a user of Framasoft's Gitlab server named Luc Didry collected the entire series on a single static Gitlab Pages web page hosted there; '''be warned''', though, that one of its episodes is mildly '''NSFW''', so it won't be linked to from here[[/note]], which is a crossover between a ''[[FrancoBelgianComics bande dessinée]]'' / webcomic titled ''Les aventures inutiles de Superflu'' (by Simon "Gee" Giraudot) and ''Pepper&Carrot'', made as a collaboration between their authors[[note]]odd-numbered episodes are credited to Gee, whereas even-numbered episodes are credited to David Revoy[[/note]]. The aforementioned [[{{Expy}} similarities]] between Cayenne and one of ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'''s characters are used as a source of humor in its 9th episode, when the eponymous character from ''Les aventures inutiles de Superflu'' meets Cayenne and introduces himself thusly: "Oh, hello [[Characters/DiscworldWitches Granny Weatherwax]]! I don't remember: have you brought me to [[Literature/HarryPotter Gryffindor]] or to [[Literature/TheLordOfTheRings Isengard]]? And have you seen the stylish turban that someone put on me?!"[[note]]For context: he's acting disoriented here because he suffered a head injury in the 8th episode, as a result of having tried to ride on a Dyson cordless vacuum cleaner as if it were a witch's flying broom; the "turban" that he mentioned is actually a head bandage. David Revoy clearly found this very amusing, as can be seen in a comment that he posted as a reply to episode Episode 9's original Mastodon post[[/note]].
