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Creator Horace Christian says he created this cartoon because he noticed that a lot of cartoons nowadays have them doing ridiculously immoral things. He claims that God told him to make a Christian series that shows kids how to live right. So far, the series has only three episodes that are available on DVD on [[http://www.dexdavis.com the website]], or [[https://vimeo.com/ondemand/dexdaviscartoon you can watch it on Vimeo for a reasonable price]].
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Creator Horace Christian says he created this cartoon because he noticed that a lot of cartoons nowadays have them doing ridiculously immoral things. He claims that God told him to make a Christian series that shows kids how to live right. So far, the series has only three episodes that are available on DVD on the [[http://www.dexdavis.com the website]], or you can watch it on Platform/{{Vimeo}} [[https://vimeo.com/ondemand/dexdaviscartoon you can watch it on Vimeo here]] for a reasonable price]].
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Creator Horace Christian says he created this cartoon because he noticed that a lot of cartoons nowadays have them doing ridiculously immoral things. He claims that God told him to make a Christian series [[{{DoingItForTheArt}} that shows kids how to live right]]. So far, the series has only three episodes that are available on DVD on [[http://www.dexdavis.com the website]], or [[https://vimeo.com/ondemand/dexdaviscartoon you can watch it on Vimeo for a reasonable price]].
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Creator Horace Christian says he created this cartoon because he noticed that a lot of cartoons nowadays have them doing ridiculously immoral things. He claims that God told him to make a Christian series [[{{DoingItForTheArt}} that shows kids how to live right]].right. So far, the series has only three episodes that are available on DVD on [[http://www.dexdavis.com the website]], or [[https://vimeo.com/ondemand/dexdaviscartoon you can watch it on Vimeo for a reasonable price]].
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* BookDumb: J.D., who is in the same 5th grade class as Dex and his friends at [[UpToEleven 14 years old]].
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* LateArrivalSpoiler: Episodes 2 and 3 constantly CallBack to the time when [[spoiler:Dex ratted on J.D. for spraying graffiti on the chalkboard, and when they won the talent show in Episode 2.]]
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* LateArrivalSpoiler: Episodes 2 and 3 constantly CallBack to the time when [[spoiler:Dex ratted on J.D. for spraying graffiti on the chalkboard, and when they won the talent show in Episode 2.]]]] This is why we recommend that you watch the episodes in order.
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Creator Horace Christian says he created this cartoon because he noticed that a lot of cartoons nowadays have them doing ridiculously immoral things. He claims that God told him to make a Christian series [[{{DoingItForTheArt}}that [[{{DoingItForTheArt}} that shows kids how to live right]]. So far, the series has only three episodes that are available on DVD on [[http://www.dexdavis.com the website]], or [[https://vimeo.com/ondemand/dexdaviscartoon you can watch it on Vimeo for a reasonable price]].
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''Dex Davis: Child of God!'' is a Christian animated direct-to-DVD series created by Horace [[{{MeaningfulName}} Christian]], Jr. in 2012. The series revolves around [[{{ProtagonistTitle}} Dex Davis]], [[{{ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin}} a child of God.]] He, along with his friends Jimmy, Kisha, Adam, and Peggy, get themselves involved in mishaps, usually ending with Dex being the one to resolve them through the power of God.
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''Dex Davis: Child of God!'' is a Christian animated direct-to-DVD series created by Horace [[{{MeaningfulName}} Christian]], Jr. in 2012. The series revolves around [[{{ProtagonistTitle}} Dex Davis]], [[{{ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin}} a child of God.]] He, along with his friends Jimmy, Kisha, Adam, and Peggy, get themselves involved in mishaps, usually ending with Dex being the one to resolve them through the power of God.
God. The series antagonist, J.D., is the school bully who constantly troubles Dex.
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*BookDumb: J.D., who is in the same 5th grade class as Dex and his friends at [[UpToEleven 14 years old]].
*CallBack: J.D. repeatedly reminds Dex about the time when [[spoiler:he got suspended (thanks to Dex) for spraying graffiti on the teacher's chalkboard.]]
*CallBack: J.D. repeatedly reminds Dex about the time when [[spoiler:he got suspended (thanks to Dex) for spraying graffiti on the teacher's chalkboard.]]
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* TrailersAlwaysLie: The teaser trailer for Episode 2 implies that J.D. is the main antagonist and is out to get Dex for what he did in the last episode, when in reality, it's about Dex and his friends trying to win a talent show.
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* TrailersAlwaysLie: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lSU8TwE8BCs The teaser trailer for Episode 2 2]] implies that J.D. is the main antagonist and is out to get revenge on Dex for what he did [[spoiler:telling on him in the last episode, episode]], when in reality, it's about Dex and his friends trying to win a talent show.
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*TrailersAlwaysLie: The teaser trailer for Episode 2 implies that J.D. is the main antagonist and is out to get Dex for what he did in the last episode, when in reality, it's about Dex and his friends trying to win a talent show.
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Creator Horace Christian says he created this cartoon because he noticed that a lot of cartoons nowadays have them doing ridiculously immoral things. He claims that God told him to make a Christian series [[{{DoingItForTheArt}}that shows kids how to live right]]. So far, the series has only three episodes that are available on DVD on [[www.[[http://www.dexdavis.com the website]], or [[https://vimeo.com/ondemand/dexdaviscartoon you can watch it on Vimeo for a reasonable price]].
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''Dex Davis: Child of God!'' is a [[{{UsefulNotes/Christianity}} Christian]] animated web series created by Horace [[{{MeaningfulName}} Christian]], Jr. in 2012. The series revolves around [[{{ProtagonistTitle}} Dex Davis]], [[{{ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin}} a child of God.]] He, along with his friends Jimmy, Kisha, Adam, and Peggy, get themselves involved in mishaps, usually ending with Dex being the one to resolve them through the power of God.
Creator Horace Christian says he created this cartoon because he noticed that [[{{AllAdultAnimationIsSouthPark}}a lot of cartoons nowadays have them doing ridiculously immoral things]]. He claims that God told him to make a Christian series [[{{DoingItForTheArt}}that shows kids how to live right]]. So far, the series has only three episodes that [[https://vimeo.com/ondemand/dexdaviscartoon you can watch on Vimeo for a reasonable price]].
Creator Horace Christian says he created this cartoon because he noticed that [[{{AllAdultAnimationIsSouthPark}}a lot of cartoons nowadays have them doing ridiculously immoral things]]. He claims that God told him to make a Christian series [[{{DoingItForTheArt}}that shows kids how to live right]]. So far, the series has only three episodes that [[https://vimeo.com/ondemand/dexdaviscartoon you can watch on Vimeo for a reasonable price]].
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''Dex Davis: Child of God!'' is a [[{{UsefulNotes/Christianity}} Christian]] Christian animated web direct-to-DVD series created by Horace [[{{MeaningfulName}} Christian]], Jr. in 2012. The series revolves around [[{{ProtagonistTitle}} Dex Davis]], [[{{ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin}} a child of God.]] He, along with his friends Jimmy, Kisha, Adam, and Peggy, get themselves involved in mishaps, usually ending with Dex being the one to resolve them through the power of God.
Creator Horace Christian says he created this cartoon because he noticed that[[{{AllAdultAnimationIsSouthPark}}a a lot of cartoons nowadays have them doing ridiculously immoral things]].things. He claims that God told him to make a Christian series [[{{DoingItForTheArt}}that shows kids how to live right]]. So far, the series has only three episodes that are available on DVD on [[www.dexdavis.com the website]], or [[https://vimeo.com/ondemand/dexdaviscartoon you can watch it on Vimeo for a reasonable price]].
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* BigLippedAligatorMoment: The first episode's opening scene has Dex throwing a firecracker at Rosko, the neighborhood dog, and he gets chased by him. Dex escapes by getting on a bus to school, and after this happens, it just cuts straight to the theme song, and it's never brought up again (albeit Rosko is a recurring character in the series)
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* BigLippedAligatorMoment: BigLippedAlligatorMoment: The first episode's opening scene has Dex throwing a firecracker at Rosko, the neighborhood dog, and he gets chased by him. Dex escapes by getting on a bus to school, and after this happens, it just cuts straight to the theme song, and it's never brought up again (albeit Rosko is a recurring character in the series)series).
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''Dex Davis: Child of God!'' is a [[{{UsefulNotes/Christianity}} Christian]] animated web series created by Horace [[{{MeaningfulName}} Christian]], Jr. in 2012. The series revolves around [[{{ProtagonistTitle}} Dex Davis]], [[{{ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin}} a child of God.]] He, along with his friends Jimmy, Kisha, Adam, and Peggy, get themselves involved in mishaps, usually ending with Dex being the one to resolve them through the power of God.
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''Dex Davis: Child of God!'' is a [[{{UsefulNotes/Christianity}} Christian]] animated web series created by Horace [[{{MeaningfulName}} Christian]], Jr. in 2012. The series revolves around [[{{ProtagonistTitle}} Dex Davis]], [[{{ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin}} a child of God.]] He, along with his friends Jimmy, Kisha, Adam, and Peggy, get themselves involved in mishaps, usually ending with Dex being the one to resolve them through the power of God.God.
Creator Horace Christian says he created this cartoon because he noticed that [[{{AllAdultAnimationIsSouthPark}}a lot of cartoons nowadays have them doing ridiculously immoral things]]. He claims that God told him to make a Christian series [[{{DoingItForTheArt}}that shows kids how to live right]]. So far, the series has only three episodes that [[https://vimeo.com/ondemand/dexdaviscartoon you can watch on Vimeo for a reasonable price]].
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*AndKnowingIsHalfTheBattle: All the episodes have a Bible verse that is reminded to us at the end by the live-action host H.C. Inverted, as all the episodes have the Bible verse in the middle of the episode.
*AllThereInTheManual: [[dexdavis.com The website]] has character descriptions for all the characters, including backstories that were never brought up in the series.
*BigLippedAligatorMoment: The first episode's opening scene has Dex throwing a firecracker at Rosko, the neighborhood dog, and he gets chased by him. Dex escapes by getting on a bus to school, and after this happens, it just cuts straight to the theme song, and it's never brought up again (albeit Rosko is a recurring character in the series)
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Creator Horace Christian says he created this cartoon because he noticed that [[{{AllAdultAnimationIsSouthPark}}a lot of cartoons nowadays have them doing ridiculously immoral things]]. He claims that God told him to make a Christian series [[{{DoingItForTheArt}}that shows kids how to live right]]. So far, the series has only three episodes that [[https://vimeo.com/ondemand/dexdaviscartoon you can watch on Vimeo for a reasonable price]].
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!!Dex Davis provides examples of:
*AndKnowingIsHalfTheBattle: All the episodes have a Bible verse that is reminded to us at the end by the live-action host H.C. Inverted, as all the episodes have the Bible verse in the middle of the episode.
*AllThereInTheManual: [[dexdavis.com The website]] has character descriptions for all the characters, including backstories that were never brought up in the series.
*BigLippedAligatorMoment: The first episode's opening scene has Dex throwing a firecracker at Rosko, the neighborhood dog, and he gets chased by him. Dex escapes by getting on a bus to school, and after this happens, it just cuts straight to the theme song, and it's never brought up again (albeit Rosko is a recurring character in the series)
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[[caption-width-right:350:[[{{Tagline}} The Anointed Gospel Cartoon!]]]]
-> ''"Oooh..that's Dex Davis!"''
''Dex Davis: Child of God!'' is a [[{{UsefulNotes/Christianity}} Christian]] animated web series created by Horace [[{{MeaningfulName}} Christian]], Jr. in 2012. The series revolves around [[{{ProtagonistTitle}} Dex Davis]], [[{{ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin}} a child of God.]] He, along with his friends Jimmy, Kisha, Adam, and Peggy, get themselves involved in mishaps, usually ending with Dex being the one to resolve them through the power of God.
[[caption-width-right:350:[[{{Tagline}} The Anointed Gospel Cartoon!]]]]
-> ''"Oooh..that's Dex Davis!"''
''Dex Davis: Child of God!'' is a [[{{UsefulNotes/Christianity}} Christian]] animated web series created by Horace [[{{MeaningfulName}} Christian]], Jr. in 2012. The series revolves around [[{{ProtagonistTitle}} Dex Davis]], [[{{ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin}} a child of God.]] He, along with his friends Jimmy, Kisha, Adam, and Peggy, get themselves involved in mishaps, usually ending with Dex being the one to resolve them through the power of God.
