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* DubNameChange: The Finnish dub does this for the majority of the characters. The character name changes mentioned below are from the first Finnish dub (from the 1990s).
** Blinky Bill to Vili Vilperi
** Nutsy to Nanni
** Flap to Väpä
** Splodge to Potso
** Marcia to Marsa
** Danny to Lärvi
** Daisy to Elli
** Meatball to Limppu
** Shifty to Niitti
** Ma Dingo to Dingomuori
** Mr. Wombat (Wombo) to Herra Vompatti (Vompo)
** Miss Magpie to Neiti Harakka
** Mayor Pelican to Pormestari Pelikaani
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* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: Every episode of the first two seasons was named either "Blinky Bill's (X)", [[CharacterNameAndTheNounPhrase "Blinky (Bill) and the (X)"]], or more rarely, "Blinky (Bill) (Does a Plot-Related Thing)". The only exceptions to this were variations, in season 1's "Detective Blinky", "Mayor Blinky Bill" and "Who is Blinky Bill?", and season 2's "Blinky the Hypnotist", "Blinky Bill is Kidnapped" and "Blinky and Gretel". Season 3 dropped the naming scheme.

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* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: Every episode of the first two seasons was named either "Blinky Bill's (X)", [[CharacterNameAndTheNounPhrase "Blinky (Bill) and the (X)"]], or more rarely, "Blinky (Bill) (Does a Plot-Related Thing)". The only exceptions to this were variations, in season 1's "Detective Blinky", "Mayor Blinky Bill" and "Who is Blinky Bill?", and season 2's "Blinky the Hypnotist", "Blinky Bill is Kidnapped" and "Blinky and Gretel". Season 3 dropped the naming scheme.scheme entirely.
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* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: Every episode of the first two seasons was named either "Blinky Bill's (X)", [[CharacterNameAndTheNounPhrase "Blinky (Bill) and the (X)"]], or more rarely, "Blinky (Bill) (Does a Plot-Related Thing)". The only exceptions to this were season 1's "Detective Blinky", "Mayor Blinky Bill" and "Who is Blinky Bill?", and season 2's "Blinky the Hypnotist", "Blinky Bill is Kidnapped" and "Blinky and Gretel". When season 3 dropped the naming scheme, there were still titles that were similar to the first two seasons, these being "Flap's New Family", "Leo Leads the Way", "Blinky's Birthday Surprise", "Operation Free Flap", "Tico's Choice", "Poisoned Penelope", "Tico Takes Charge" and "Blinky Bill Superstar".

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* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: Every episode of the first two seasons was named either "Blinky Bill's (X)", [[CharacterNameAndTheNounPhrase "Blinky (Bill) and the (X)"]], or more rarely, "Blinky (Bill) (Does a Plot-Related Thing)". The only exceptions to this were variations, in season 1's "Detective Blinky", "Mayor Blinky Bill" and "Who is Blinky Bill?", and season 2's "Blinky the Hypnotist", "Blinky Bill is Kidnapped" and "Blinky and Gretel". When season Season 3 dropped the naming scheme, there were still titles that were similar to the first two seasons, these being "Flap's New Family", "Leo Leads the Way", "Blinky's Birthday Surprise", "Operation Free Flap", "Tico's Choice", "Poisoned Penelope", "Tico Takes Charge" and "Blinky Bill Superstar".scheme.
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* LandDownunder: Naturally.

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* LandDownunder: LandDownUnder: Naturally.



** The 1990s animated series got its start with the 1992 theatrical film, and quickly became a hit. After three TV seasons, the series eventually ended in 2005, when [[ChristmasSpecial Blinky Bill's White Christmas]] aired. Despite this, and the fact that [[ContinuityReboot the series was rebooted in 2015]], the 90s series is still popular, killing it in reruns worldwide, and merchandise featuring the 90s characters and designs are still being made to this day.

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** The 1990s animated series got its start with the 1992 theatrical film, and quickly became a hit. After three TV seasons, the series eventually ended in late 2005, when [[ChristmasSpecial Blinky Bill's White Christmas]] aired. Despite this, and the fact that [[ContinuityReboot the series was rebooted in 2015]], the 90s series is still popular, killing it in reruns worldwide, and merchandise featuring the 90s characters and designs are still being made to this day.
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** ''The New Adventures Of Blinky Bill'' puppet show (which ran from 1984 to 1987) had a few as well, such as Charlie Goanna, Eric Echidna and Sybilla the Snake, plus various (human) park rangers.

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** ''The New Adventures Of of Blinky Bill'' puppet show (which ran from 1984 to 1987) had a few as well, such as Charlie Goanna, Eric Echidna and Sybilla the Snake, plus various (human) park rangers.
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Blinky Bill is the anthropomorphic koala protagonist of an [[UsefulNotes/{{Australia}} Australian]] book series written by author Dorothy Wall in the 1930s. The books inspired an animated series beginning in 1993, titled ''The Adventures of Blinky Bill'', which was produced as a follow-up to the 1992 animated movie ''Blinky Bill: The Mischievous Koala''. The animated series, by far the most well-known version of the character internationally, was produced by Creator/YoramGross and ran for two series on [[Creator/TheABC ABC]] from 1993-95 (the second series titled ''[[NewSeasonNewName Blinky Bill's Extraordinary Excursion]]''), with a third series (titled ''[[NewSeasonNewName Blinky Bill's Around the World Adventures]]'') airing on Creator/SevenNetwork in 2004.

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Blinky Bill is the anthropomorphic koala protagonist of an [[UsefulNotes/{{Australia}} Australian]] book series written by author Dorothy Wall in the 1930s. The books inspired an animated series beginning in 1993, titled ''The Adventures of Blinky Bill'', which was produced as a follow-up to the 1992 animated movie ''Blinky Bill: The Mischievous Koala''. The animated series, by far the most well-known version of the character internationally, was produced by Creator/YoramGross and ran for two series on [[Creator/TheABC [[Creator/AustralianBroadcastingCorporation the ABC]] from 1993-95 (the second series titled ''[[NewSeasonNewName Blinky Bill's Extraordinary Excursion]]''), with a third series (titled ''[[NewSeasonNewName Blinky Bill's Around the World Adventures]]'') airing on Creator/SevenNetwork in 2004.
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* ComedicUnderwearExposure: At some points happens to both Basil and Cyril, the main villains of season three. They are both revealed to wear polka-dot boxers.

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* ComedicUnderwearExposure: At some points happens to both Basil and Cyril, the main villains of season three. They three, who are both revealed to wear polka-dot boxers.



** In "Monkey Business" Yoyo gives Flap a wedgie after pranking him. Flap retaliates by the end of the episode.
** In "Tico's choice" when Yoyo thinks he is going home, he gives Flap another wedgie out of exitement.
** In "Monkey See, Monkey Do", after being invited to join the Temple Guardians, the monkeys all celebrate with a wedgie war. With Flap and Blinky receiving wedgies as well.

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** In "Monkey Business" Business", Yoyo gives Flap a wedgie after pranking him. Flap retaliates by the end of the episode.
** In "Tico's choice" Choice", when Yoyo thinks he is going home, he gives Flap another wedgie out of exitement.
** In "Monkey See, Monkey Do", after being invited to join the Temple Guardians, the monkeys all celebrate with a wedgie war. With war, with Flap and Blinky receiving wedgies as well.
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* ContinuityReboot: The series recieved one in 2015 with ''Blinky Bill: The Movie'', which was then followed by a new TV series, ''The Wild Adventures of Blinky Bill'', the following year.

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* ContinuityReboot: The series recieved received one in 2015 with ''Blinky Bill: The Movie'', which was then followed by a new TV series, ''The Wild Adventures of Blinky Bill'', the following year.



** In "Monkey See, Monkey Do", after being invited to join the Temple Guardians, the monkeys all celebrate with a wedgie war. With Flap and Blinky recieving wedgies as well.

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** In "Monkey See, Monkey Do", after being invited to join the Temple Guardians, the monkeys all celebrate with a wedgie war. With Flap and Blinky recieving receiving wedgies as well.
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* ComedicUnderwearExposure: At some points happens to both Basil and Cyril, the main villains of season three. They are both revealed to wear polka-dot boxers.
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* GreatEscape: [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Basically the title of Season 3 premiere]], where Blinky, Nutsy and Flap help the circus animals escape from the Circus Bros.

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* GreatEscape: [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Basically It's the title of Season 3 3's premiere]], where Blinky, Nutsy and Flap help the circus animals escape from the Circus Bros.
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* GreatEscape: [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Basically the title of Season 3 premiere]], where Blinky, Nutsy and Flap help the circus animals escape from the Circus Bros.
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* DeadlyDingos: The Dingo family constantly try to con and harm everyone else, though the children are nicer.

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* DeadlyDingos: The Dingo family are recurring antagonists throughout the first season, but they all made a HeelFaceTurn by its end. In particular, Danny could be sly and manipulative towards the residents of Greenpatch, constantly try coming up with new plans to con antagonise them before he learnt his lesson. His younger siblings, Daisy, Meatball and harm everyone else, though Shifty, however, are friendlier to the children are nicer.townspeople, although they did follow along with Danny's plans on occasion.
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* BrattyHalfPint: Marcia Mouse

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* BrattyHalfPint: Marcia MouseMouse, mostly in the first two seasons.

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