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* OcularGushers: Pretty much any time the young monsters cry on the show, it will be this, but here are a few examples:
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* OcularGushers: Pretty much any time the young monsters cry on the show, it will be this, with Snugs technically being the biggest and '''worst''' ones possible. but here are a few examples:
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* FourthWallObserver: Esme. When one of the little monsters that she and Roy are monster-sitting does something especially funny or cute, she likes to comment to the viewer "Don't you just love monsters?"
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* FourthWallObserver: Esme. When one of the little monsters that she and Roy are monster-sitting does something especially funny or cute, she likes to comment to the viewer "Don't you just love monsters?"monsters?", and faces the screen whenever she says "Uh-oh, monster meltdown!".
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* TheComplianceGame: In "A Dino-mite Lunch", [[ForgetsToEat Tillie becomes too obsessed with playing with her toy race cars and refuses to eat anything]]. As such, Esme and Roy make a pretend drive-thru so that Tillie can move the cars past it and properly have lunch.
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* ChildCareAndBabysittingStories: The series' tells the story of a human girl and her monster friend babysitting the young monsters of Monsterville and coming up with creative solutions to problems when one of the young monsters suffers from a "Monster Meltdown."
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Up To Eleven is a defunct trope
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* DisappearedDad: Snugs is never seen with his dad, [[spoiler: It’s the same with Simon but it’s taken UpToEleven because his mom is not seen either.]].
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* DisappearedDad: Snugs is never seen with his dad, [[spoiler: It’s the same with Simon but it’s taken UpToEleven up to eleven because his mom is not seen either.]].
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* MissingMom: Tillie’s mom is never present in an episode, [[spoiler: It’s the same with Simon but it’s taken UpToEleven because his dad is not seen either.]].
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* MissingMom: Tillie’s mom is never present in an episode, [[spoiler: It’s the same with Simon but it’s taken UpToEleven up to eleven because his dad is not seen either.]].
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On August 19, 2022, the series was removed from HBO Max, meaning that it no longer is available to freely stream on any U.S. service. 13 episodes of the first season are, however, available for purchase.
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* GreensPrecedeSweets: The plot of "Sofishticated Taste" involves Esme and Roy trying to get Snugs to eat a healthy dinner that includes vegetables before he can have his dessert of a slimesicle.
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* ChickenpoxEpisode: In "Swoozlepox", Simon catches the titular disease, which makes him itchy. Esme and Roy try to keep him distracted so he won't scratch himself and will be able to recover in time for a movie he wants to see the next day.
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* PowerOutagePlot: In "Tillie Unplugged", when the titular characters babysit Tillie, Tillie has a whole night of activities planned when the neighborhood suffers from a blackout. Esme and Roy have to show Tillie the fun things that can be done without electricity until the power comes back on.
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* GooGooGetup: In "Baby Hugo," Hugo is tired of his sister Fig never having to do anything for herself because she's a baby, so he dresses up as a baby and reverts to babyhood himself.
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* GooGooGetup: GooGooGetup:
** In "Baby Hugo," Hugo is tired of his sister Fig never having to do anything for herself because she's a baby, so he dresses up as a baby and reverts to babyhoodhimself.himself.
** In "Big Brother Snugs", Esme dresses Roy in a bonnet and bib to help Snugs be a good big brother to Fuzzy, his new baby brother.
** In "Baby Hugo," Hugo is tired of his sister Fig never having to do anything for herself because she's a baby, so he dresses up as a baby and reverts to babyhood
** In "Big Brother Snugs", Esme dresses Roy in a bonnet and bib to help Snugs be a good big brother to Fuzzy, his new baby brother.
* NewBabyEpisode: In "Big Brother Snugs", Snugs gets a new baby brother named Fuzzy. He's worried he won't be a good big brother, so Esme and Roy help train him.
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** Snug cries them in "The Inside Job" because of being upset about having go inside to get out of the cold, instead of being allowed to stay outside and play.
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** Snug Snugs cries them in "The Inside Job" because of being upset about having go inside to get out of the cold, instead of being allowed to stay outside and play.
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* CompanionCube: In "The Princess of Play", Grumbles is shown to have a pet rock named Lenny, whom he treats as his best friend.
* ExtraLongEpisode: While the series' episodes usually consist of two eleven-minute shorts, "The Princess of Play" is a twenty-two-minute episode.
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* NoAntagonist: The show does not have a BigBad or ArcVillain, but this is due to the fact that most of the conflict derives from [[SliceOfLife everyday situations where a problem could happen]] rather than an EvilPlan to TakeOverTheWorld. Some characters have been through the JerkassBall, but they're not malicious or villainous, but misunderstood.
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* NoAntagonist: The show does not usually have a BigBad or ArcVillain, but this is due to the fact that most of the conflict derives from [[SliceOfLife everyday situations where a problem could happen]] rather than an EvilPlan to TakeOverTheWorld. Some characters have been through the JerkassBall, but they're not malicious or villainous, but misunderstood. One notable exception to this trope is Grumbles from "The Princess of Play", as he starts out a monster who hates playing and plots to steal Princess Esme's magic wand so that he can use it to make everyone's toys disappear and then lock it away. He does undergo a HeelFaceTurn at the end of the story when Princess Esme teaches him that he doesn't need toys to play and that real friends are what make playtime special.
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* ParentalAbandonment: Simon’s parent’s aren’t seen [[spoiler: nor mentioned]], no wonder why he only lives with his grandmother.
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* PaperThinDisguise: In "The Princess of Play", Grumbles uses Princess Esme's magic wand to summon giant toy soldiers, giving them direct orders not to let Esme and Roy pass. When Hugo and Fig find out, they make dragon costumes for them to use as disguises. Despite their faces still being visible, it manages to fool the guards.
* ParentalAbandonment: Simon’sparent’s parents aren’t seen [[spoiler: nor mentioned]], no wonder why he only lives with his grandmother.
* ParentalAbandonment: Simon’s
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* FormulaBreakingEpisode: In "Party Time," instead of monster-sitting anyone, Esme and Roy decide to host a pool party for all of the monster kids that they know. It's Esme who has a meltdown when everything goes wrong with their preparations and Roy who helps her to calm down.
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* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: In "Party Time," instead of monster-sitting anyone, Esme and Roy decide to host a pool party for all of the monster kids that they know. It's Esme who has a meltdown when everything goes wrong with their preparations and Roy who helps her to calm down.
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* InjuredLimbEpisode: In "Tillie's Tough Break", injures her leg when she plays on the playground, and this upsets her because she isn't able to go to the Monster Mountain amusement park like her friends.
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* ParentalAbandonment: Simon’s parent’s aren’t seen [[spoiler: nor mentioned]], hence why he only lives with his grandmother.
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* ParentalAbandonment: Simon’s parent’s aren’t seen [[spoiler: nor mentioned]], hence no wonder why he only lives with his grandmother.
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* MissingMom: Tillie’s mom is never present in an episode.
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* MissingMom: Tillie’s mom is never present in an episode.episode, [[spoiler: It’s the same with Simon but it’s taken UpToEleven because his dad is not seen either.]].
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* DisappearedDad: Snugs is never seen with his dad.
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* DisappearedDad: Snugs is never seen with his dad.dad, [[spoiler: It’s the same with Simon but it’s taken UpToEleven because his mom is not seen either.]].
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* NoAntagonist: The show does not have a BigBad or ArcVillain, but this is partially due to its NegativeContinuity and the fact that most of the conflict derives from [[SliceOfLife everyday situations where a problem could happen]] rather than an EvilPlan or TakeOverTheWorld. Some characters have been through the JerkassBall, but they're not malicious or villainous, but misunderstood.
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* NoAntagonist: The show does not have a BigBad or ArcVillain, but this is partially due to its NegativeContinuity and the fact that most of the conflict derives from [[SliceOfLife everyday situations where a problem could happen]] rather than an EvilPlan or to TakeOverTheWorld. Some characters have been through the JerkassBall, but they're not malicious or villainous, but misunderstood.
