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* ArtEvolution: Despite using the same [[Creator/{{Nelvana}} production]] [[Creator/WangFilmProductions team]] as season one. Season two's animation style received a significant change from the first's, with slightly altered character models and some lower quality animation in comparison.
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'''This show provides examples of:'''
* AccessoryWearingCartoonAnimal - All of the youngsters and some adults wear only hoods or hats. Some of the species they encounter are fully-clothed.
* AccessoryWearingCartoonAnimal - All of the youngsters and some adults wear only hoods or hats. Some of the species they encounter are fully-clothed.
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* AdaptationalAttractiveness - A lot of the characters were not as fluffy and cute in ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi'', female characters other than Kaink and Shodu were not present in neither the cinematic feature, nor the two Ewoks made-for TV films. See the character page for details.
* AdultsAreUseless - Happens a lot, throughout the series, as young Ewoks always save the day.
* AlliterativeFamily - Played straight with the Warrick children - they're Weechee, Widdle/Willy, Wicket and Winda Warrick. Averted with their parents, Deej and Shodu.
* AlternativeForeignThemeSong - The French theme song previously used for the made-for-TV films has nothing to do with the original themes, but it was released as a single, charted and got an award. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mD4Xehh76r8 link]]
* APupilOfMineUntilHeTurnedToEvil - Zarrak, the Ewok featured in ''The First Apprentice'', was Logray's first apprentice before he turned to the dark side.
* BabysittingEpisode - Two of them. In the first season's ''The Travelling Jindas'', Latara joins the nomadic tribe/species giving performances all around Endor because she's frustrated with babysitting her toddler siblings, solely to be kidnapped by Duloks in order to babysit their children. In the second season's ''Bringing Up Norky'', the gang is taking care of an obnoxiously manipulative young critter while his parents are away.
* BottomlessPits - The Realm of Spirits from ''The First Apprentice'' and Valley of Floating Trees from ''The Tree of Light''.
* CharacterExaggeration - for the second season of the show, some notable characters from the first season were reduced to a non-speaking role, almost all the voices were re-cast and the characters' personalities and appearance changed. The only one who remained more or less the same was princess Kneesaa.
* AdultsAreUseless - Happens a lot, throughout the series, as young Ewoks always save the day.
* AlliterativeFamily - Played straight with the Warrick children - they're Weechee, Widdle/Willy, Wicket and Winda Warrick. Averted with their parents, Deej and Shodu.
* AlternativeForeignThemeSong - The French theme song previously used for the made-for-TV films has nothing to do with the original themes, but it was released as a single, charted and got an award. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mD4Xehh76r8 link]]
* APupilOfMineUntilHeTurnedToEvil - Zarrak, the Ewok featured in ''The First Apprentice'', was Logray's first apprentice before he turned to the dark side.
* BabysittingEpisode - Two of them. In the first season's ''The Travelling Jindas'', Latara joins the nomadic tribe/species giving performances all around Endor because she's frustrated with babysitting her toddler siblings, solely to be kidnapped by Duloks in order to babysit their children. In the second season's ''Bringing Up Norky'', the gang is taking care of an obnoxiously manipulative young critter while his parents are away.
* BottomlessPits - The Realm of Spirits from ''The First Apprentice'' and Valley of Floating Trees from ''The Tree of Light''.
* CharacterExaggeration - for the second season of the show, some notable characters from the first season were reduced to a non-speaking role, almost all the voices were re-cast and the characters' personalities and appearance changed. The only one who remained more or less the same was princess Kneesaa.
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* AdaptationalAttractiveness - AdaptationalAttractiveness: A lot of the characters were not as fluffy and cute in ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi'', female characters other than Kaink and Shodu were not present in neither the cinematic feature, nor the two Ewoks made-for TV films. See the character page for details.
*AdultsAreUseless - AdultsAreUseless: Happens a lot, throughout the series, as young Ewoks always save the day.
*AlliterativeFamily - AlliterativeFamily: Played straight with the Warrick children - they're Weechee, Widdle/Willy, Wicket and Winda Warrick. Averted with their parents, Deej and Shodu.
*AlternativeForeignThemeSong - AlternativeForeignThemeSong: The French theme song previously used for the made-for-TV films has nothing to do with the original themes, but it was released as a single, charted and got an award. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mD4Xehh76r8 link]]
*APupilOfMineUntilHeTurnedToEvil - APupilOfMineUntilHeTurnedToEvil: Zarrak, the Ewok featured in ''The First Apprentice'', was Logray's first apprentice before he turned to the dark side.
*BabysittingEpisode - BabysittingEpisode: Two of them. In the first season's ''The Travelling Jindas'', Latara joins the nomadic tribe/species giving performances all around Endor because she's frustrated with babysitting her toddler siblings, solely to be kidnapped by Duloks in order to babysit their children. In the second season's ''Bringing Up Norky'', the gang is taking care of an obnoxiously manipulative young critter while his parents are away.
*BottomlessPits - BottomlessPits: The Realm of Spirits from ''The First Apprentice'' and Valley of Floating Trees from ''The Tree of Light''.
*CharacterExaggeration - for CharacterExaggeration: For the second season of the show, some notable characters from the first season were reduced to a non-speaking role, almost all the voices were re-cast and the characters' personalities and appearance changed. The only one who remained more or less the same was princess Kneesaa.
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* ChekhovsGift - Wicket gives a rock on a necklace to Kneesaa in ''The Curse of the Jindas''. Everybody laughs at it, but the rock is actually [[spoiler: Stone Wizard's long-lost tooth which will free the Jindas from their curse]].
* ChildhoodFriendRomance - It's the WordOfGod that this happened to Wicket and Kneesaa long after the series' ending, after ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi'', even.
* ComicBookAdaptation - The series was accompanied by a series of fourteen licensed comic books, a couple of Spanish two-page comics of somewhat dubious origin and one licensed UK annual, as well as some young reader books. All of that was produced between 1985 and 1988 and these comics (as well as books) are considered to be a prequel to the animated series. However, a comic titled ''Shadows of Endor'' published in 2013 is set in the time after the animated series, but before ''Film/StarWarsEwokAdventures'' and ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi''. A scene from the later, where Wicket is poking princess Leia Organa with his spear, appears at the very end of the comic.
* ContinuityNod - ''Battle for Sunstar'', the very last episode (though not initially aired last), where Dr. Raygar tries to steal the Sunstar and overthrow Emperor Palpatine implies that the events of the series took place sometime between {{Film/A New Hope}} and Film/StarWarsEwokAdventures.
* EndOfAnAge - The above episode implies that the Empire is set to use Endor as a base in the near future (for building the second Death Star) and that the world as the denizens know it will inevitably change.
* FamilyHonor - The first season episode ''Wicket's Wagon'' is centered around this, as the Warrick brothers find an abandoned battle wagon in the forest. Having learnt that it's built by his grand-grandfather, Wicket decides to rebuild it and later, when [[spoiler: the Duloks steal it, get it back.]]
* FindTheCure - The plot of first season episode ''To Save Deej'' and ''Rainbow Bridge'', the very first in the series of comics revolve over a character's life being in danger and finding ingredients for an antidote.
* ChildhoodFriendRomance - It's the WordOfGod that this happened to Wicket and Kneesaa long after the series' ending, after ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi'', even.
* ComicBookAdaptation - The series was accompanied by a series of fourteen licensed comic books, a couple of Spanish two-page comics of somewhat dubious origin and one licensed UK annual, as well as some young reader books. All of that was produced between 1985 and 1988 and these comics (as well as books) are considered to be a prequel to the animated series. However, a comic titled ''Shadows of Endor'' published in 2013 is set in the time after the animated series, but before ''Film/StarWarsEwokAdventures'' and ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi''. A scene from the later, where Wicket is poking princess Leia Organa with his spear, appears at the very end of the comic.
* ContinuityNod - ''Battle for Sunstar'', the very last episode (though not initially aired last), where Dr. Raygar tries to steal the Sunstar and overthrow Emperor Palpatine implies that the events of the series took place sometime between {{Film/A New Hope}} and Film/StarWarsEwokAdventures.
* EndOfAnAge - The above episode implies that the Empire is set to use Endor as a base in the near future (for building the second Death Star) and that the world as the denizens know it will inevitably change.
* FamilyHonor - The first season episode ''Wicket's Wagon'' is centered around this, as the Warrick brothers find an abandoned battle wagon in the forest. Having learnt that it's built by his grand-grandfather, Wicket decides to rebuild it and later, when [[spoiler: the Duloks steal it, get it back.]]
* FindTheCure - The plot of first season episode ''To Save Deej'' and ''Rainbow Bridge'', the very first in the series of comics revolve over a character's life being in danger and finding ingredients for an antidote.
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* ChekhovsGift - ChekhovsGift: Wicket gives a rock on a necklace to Kneesaa in ''The Curse of the Jindas''. Everybody laughs at it, but the rock is actually [[spoiler: Stone Wizard's long-lost tooth which will free the Jindas from their curse]].
*ChildhoodFriendRomance - ChildhoodFriendRomance: It's the WordOfGod that this happened to Wicket and Kneesaa long after the series' ending, after ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi'', even.
*ComicBookAdaptation - ComicBookAdaptation: The series was accompanied by a series of fourteen licensed comic books, a couple of Spanish two-page comics of somewhat dubious origin and one licensed UK annual, as well as some young reader books. All of that was produced between 1985 and 1988 and these comics (as well as books) are considered to be a prequel to the animated series. However, a comic titled ''Shadows of Endor'' published in 2013 is set in the time after the animated series, but before ''Film/StarWarsEwokAdventures'' and ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi''. A scene from the later, where Wicket is poking princess Leia Organa with his spear, appears at the very end of the comic.
*ContinuityNod - ContinuityNod: ''Battle for Sunstar'', the very last episode (though not initially aired last), where Dr. Raygar tries to steal the Sunstar and overthrow Emperor Palpatine implies that the events of the series took place sometime between {{Film/A New Hope}} and Film/StarWarsEwokAdventures.
*EndOfAnAge - EndOfAnAge: The above episode implies that the Empire is set to use Endor as a base in the near future (for building the second Death Star) and that the world as the denizens know it will inevitably change.
*FamilyHonor - FamilyHonor: The first season episode ''Wicket's Wagon'' is centered around this, as the Warrick brothers find an abandoned battle wagon in the forest. Having learnt that it's built by his grand-grandfather, Wicket decides to rebuild it and later, when [[spoiler: the Duloks steal it, get it back.]]
*FindTheCure - FindTheCure: The plot of first season episode ''To Save Deej'' and ''Rainbow Bridge'', the very first in the series of comics revolve over a character's life being in danger and finding ingredients for an antidote.
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*** TagalongKid - Malani
*** TheLancer - Kneesaa
*** TheSmartGuy - Teebo
*** TheBigGuy - Paploo
*** TheChick - Kneesaa, Latara or both
*** TagalongKid - Malani
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***TheLancer - TheLancer: Kneesaa
***TheSmartGuy - TheSmartGuy: Teebo
***TheBigGuy - TheBigGuy: Paploo
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*** TagalongKid - Malani
*** TeamPet - Baga, the bordok
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*** TheDitz - Teebo
*** TeamPrimaDonna - Latara
*** TagalongKid - Malani
*** TeamPet - Baga, the bordok
* GenderEqualEnsemble - Wicket, Kneesaa, Teebo and Latara - two males and two females, most of the time.
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*** TheLeader - TheLeader: Wicket
*** TheLancer andTheChick - TheChick: Kneesaa
***TheDitz - TheDitz: Teebo
***TeamPrimaDonna - TeamPrimaDonna: Latara
***TagalongKid - TagalongKid: Malani
***TeamPet - TeamPet: Baga, the bordok
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* GogglesDoSomethingUnusual - In ''The Tree of Light'', Umwak the Dulok shaman claims that his goggles will help him and his cousin out of the Arbo Maze. As expected, they don't do anything.
* HeroesGoneFishing - ''To Save Deej'' starts out with the Warrick males and princess Kneesaa fishing.
* HumanoidAliens - They're primates, despite often confused with bears and, to a lesser extent, chipmunks.
* IdiosyncraticWipes appear throughout
* InterspeciesRomance - In ''Blue Harvest'', Duloks steal Logray's love potion which in turn causes Hoona, a female Phlog, to court [[spoiler:Umwak]] and then [[spoiler:Wicket]]. In ''Princess Latara'', Latara is assumed to be a real princess, kidnapped and almost forced to marry the sluggish Prince Bork.
* InvisibleParents - Malani and Teebo's mother and father (who were previously introduced in a [[http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/The_Adventures_of_Teebo:_A_Tale_of_Magic_and_Suspense young reader book]] and the father was identified as being one of the Ewoks in ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi'') are never seen throughout the series.
* KidsShouldntWatchHorrorFilms - In "Horville's Hut of Horrors", Wicket and his friends take their younger siblings to the titular Hut of Horrors, instead of to the Wokling-friendly Tumble Bunnies Show as instructed by their respective parents, leaving the Woklings deeply traumatised and the older Ewok children desperate to avoid being found out. That night, Wicket has a nightmare in which his mother tells him that, for scaring his little sister, he will "[[GroundedForever never set foot out of this hut again]]". Waking, he confesses and, as punishment, is made to miss the forthcoming warriors' overnight in order to give the Woklings their own private Tumble Bunnies Show, with him as the ringmaster.
* KilledOffscreen - Kneesaa and Asha's mother, Ra-Lee.
* LanguageOfMagic - A lot of Logray's spells contain this, as well as the one he performs with Teebo in order the tie the rocks chasing the Jindas in ''The Curse of the Jindas''.
* LightFeminineAndDarkFeminine - Arguably, Kneesaa and Latara. In the first season, this is visible appearance-wise as well; in the second season, it's more about character. While Kneesaa is shown to barely have an ego, thinking before she does anything and wanting the best for everybody, Latara is selfish, easily distracted by anything that evokes her greed and constantly craving attention.
* LighterAndSofter - Second season, compared to first; and the whole series compared to Ewoks' appearance in ''{{Film/ReturnoftheJedi}}''
* NotImportantToThisEpisodeCamp - This happens in many of the first season episodes.
* HeroesGoneFishing - ''To Save Deej'' starts out with the Warrick males and princess Kneesaa fishing.
* HumanoidAliens - They're primates, despite often confused with bears and, to a lesser extent, chipmunks.
* IdiosyncraticWipes appear throughout
* InterspeciesRomance - In ''Blue Harvest'', Duloks steal Logray's love potion which in turn causes Hoona, a female Phlog, to court [[spoiler:Umwak]] and then [[spoiler:Wicket]]. In ''Princess Latara'', Latara is assumed to be a real princess, kidnapped and almost forced to marry the sluggish Prince Bork.
* InvisibleParents - Malani and Teebo's mother and father (who were previously introduced in a [[http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/The_Adventures_of_Teebo:_A_Tale_of_Magic_and_Suspense young reader book]] and the father was identified as being one of the Ewoks in ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi'') are never seen throughout the series.
* KidsShouldntWatchHorrorFilms - In "Horville's Hut of Horrors", Wicket and his friends take their younger siblings to the titular Hut of Horrors, instead of to the Wokling-friendly Tumble Bunnies Show as instructed by their respective parents, leaving the Woklings deeply traumatised and the older Ewok children desperate to avoid being found out. That night, Wicket has a nightmare in which his mother tells him that, for scaring his little sister, he will "[[GroundedForever never set foot out of this hut again]]". Waking, he confesses and, as punishment, is made to miss the forthcoming warriors' overnight in order to give the Woklings their own private Tumble Bunnies Show, with him as the ringmaster.
* KilledOffscreen - Kneesaa and Asha's mother, Ra-Lee.
* LanguageOfMagic - A lot of Logray's spells contain this, as well as the one he performs with Teebo in order the tie the rocks chasing the Jindas in ''The Curse of the Jindas''.
* LightFeminineAndDarkFeminine - Arguably, Kneesaa and Latara. In the first season, this is visible appearance-wise as well; in the second season, it's more about character. While Kneesaa is shown to barely have an ego, thinking before she does anything and wanting the best for everybody, Latara is selfish, easily distracted by anything that evokes her greed and constantly craving attention.
* LighterAndSofter - Second season, compared to first; and the whole series compared to Ewoks' appearance in ''{{Film/ReturnoftheJedi}}''
* NotImportantToThisEpisodeCamp - This happens in many of the first season episodes.
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* GogglesDoSomethingUnusual - GogglesDoSomethingUnusual: In ''The Tree of Light'', Umwak the Dulok shaman claims that his goggles will help him and his cousin out of the Arbo Maze. As expected, they don't do anything.
*HeroesGoneFishing - HeroesGoneFishing: ''To Save Deej'' starts out with the Warrick males and princess Kneesaa fishing.
*HumanoidAliens - HumanoidAliens: They're primates, despite often confused with bears and, to a lesser extent, chipmunks.
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*InterspeciesRomance - InterspeciesRomance: In ''Blue Harvest'', Duloks steal Logray's love potion which in turn causes Hoona, a female Phlog, to court [[spoiler:Umwak]] and then [[spoiler:Wicket]]. In ''Princess Latara'', Latara is assumed to be a real princess, kidnapped and almost forced to marry the sluggish Prince Bork.
*InvisibleParents - InvisibleParents: Malani and Teebo's mother and father (who were previously introduced in a [[http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/The_Adventures_of_Teebo:_A_Tale_of_Magic_and_Suspense young reader book]] and the father was identified as being one of the Ewoks in ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi'') are never seen throughout the series.
*KidsShouldntWatchHorrorFilms - KidsShouldntWatchHorrorFilms: In "Horville's Hut of Horrors", Wicket and his friends take their younger siblings to the titular Hut of Horrors, instead of to the Wokling-friendly Tumble Bunnies Show as instructed by their respective parents, leaving the Woklings deeply traumatised traumatized and the older Ewok children desperate to avoid being found out. That night, Wicket has a nightmare in which his mother tells him that, for scaring his little sister, he will "[[GroundedForever never set foot out of this hut again]]". Waking, he confesses and, as punishment, is made to miss the forthcoming warriors' overnight in order to give the Woklings their own private Tumble Bunnies Show, with him as the ringmaster.
*KilledOffscreen - KilledOffscreen: Kneesaa and Asha's mother, Ra-Lee.
*LanguageOfMagic - LanguageOfMagic: A lot of Logray's spells contain this, as well as the one he performs with Teebo in order the tie the rocks chasing the Jindas in ''The Curse of the Jindas''.
*LightFeminineAndDarkFeminine - LightFeminineAndDarkFeminine: Arguably, Kneesaa and Latara. In the first season, this is visible appearance-wise as well; in the second season, it's more about character. While Kneesaa is shown to barely have an ego, thinking before she does anything and wanting the best for everybody, Latara is selfish, easily distracted by anything that evokes her greed and constantly craving attention.
*LighterAndSofter - LighterAndSofter: Second season, compared to first; and the whole series compared to Ewoks' appearance in ''{{Film/ReturnoftheJedi}}''
*NotImportantToThisEpisodeCamp - NotImportantToThisEpisodeCamp: This happens in many of the first season episodes.
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* OnlyOneName - Aside from the Warricks, no other characters' last names are known.
* OnlyTheChosenMayWield - In the first season episode ''The Land of the Gupins'', Gupins need to open the Juniper Chest for their renewal celebration, in order for their shapeshifting powers to be renewed for another season. Despite their king being convinced he can do this, only Mring-Mring is capable of it, even after the key has been broken.
* PardonMyKlingon - The word k'vark is quite an obvious four-letter-word replacement.
* ParentalAbandonment - Kneesaa's mother and Paploo's father are both dead.
* {{Planimal}} - The Raich from the episode named after it and the strangletorn plant from ''The Three Lessons'' appear to be these.
* OnlyTheChosenMayWield - In the first season episode ''The Land of the Gupins'', Gupins need to open the Juniper Chest for their renewal celebration, in order for their shapeshifting powers to be renewed for another season. Despite their king being convinced he can do this, only Mring-Mring is capable of it, even after the key has been broken.
* PardonMyKlingon - The word k'vark is quite an obvious four-letter-word replacement.
* ParentalAbandonment - Kneesaa's mother and Paploo's father are both dead.
* {{Planimal}} - The Raich from the episode named after it and the strangletorn plant from ''The Three Lessons'' appear to be these.
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* OnlyOneName - OnlyOneName: Aside from the Warricks, no other characters' last names are known.
*OnlyTheChosenMayWield - OnlyTheChosenMayWield: In the first season episode ''The Land of the Gupins'', Gupins need to open the Juniper Chest for their renewal celebration, in order for their shapeshifting powers to be renewed for another season. Despite their king being convinced he can do this, only Mring-Mring is capable of it, even after the key has been broken.
*PardonMyKlingon - PardonMyKlingon: The word k'vark is quite an obvious four-letter-word replacement.
*ParentalAbandonment - ParentalAbandonment: Kneesaa's mother and Paploo's father are both dead.
*{{Planimal}} - {{Planimal}}: The Raich from the episode named after it and the strangletorn plant from ''The Three Lessons'' appear to be these.
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* PlotDevice - Assembled again, the Sunstar makes numerous appearances, usually involving a random villain trying to steal it.
* {{Robosexual}} - PD-28, the friendly pilot droid from ''Battle for the Sunstar'' blushes when kissed by both Kneesaa and Latara.
* SaturdayMorningCartoon - Was aired as one in USA.
* SecretTestOfCharacter - in ''The Tragic Flute'', Latara desires a golden flute after having seen that King Elbo from the underwater awarded Kneesaa with two golden anklets. Her friends, rushing to save her are captured and King Elbo sends her to a room full of precious items asking her to bring back what's most valuable. Eventually, [[spoiler: she comes across her old flute, realises that this was a test of her morals and her friends are set free.]]
* SetBonus - The Sunstar Shadowstone from ''Sunstar vs. Shadowstone'', referred to as simply 'Sunstar' in later episodes, is more powerful once the evil Shadowstone part from Morag's staff and the good Sunstar part hidden in master Logray's hut are combined. The evil part is significant only one more time, in the season two episode ''Night of the Stranger''.
* {{Shapeshifting}} - The main characteristics of the Gupins from the season one episodes ''To Save Deej'' and ''Land of Gupins''. Morag is capable of this, too, as seen in ''Sunstar vs. Shadowstone''.
* SpinoffBabies - the characters are in their preteens/early teens (Wicket being about 12 and the others slightly older), in contrast to those of them appearing in ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi'' being young adults.
* StupidEvil - In most of the first season episodes and some of the second season ones, the Duloks plot to destroy the Ewok village, inhabit it, steal something from the Ewoks or have a more dangerous species attack them and humiliate them. This often backfires before it even causes danger.
* SwissArmyTears - In the second season episode, ''The Wish Plant'', Kneesaa revives the plant by crying on it.
* SwordAndSorcerer - Wicket and Teebo in the first season, often depending on each other's skills. Played for laughs in the second season, especially in the ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin episode ''A Warrior and a Lurdo''.
* {{Robosexual}} - PD-28, the friendly pilot droid from ''Battle for the Sunstar'' blushes when kissed by both Kneesaa and Latara.
* SaturdayMorningCartoon - Was aired as one in USA.
* SecretTestOfCharacter - in ''The Tragic Flute'', Latara desires a golden flute after having seen that King Elbo from the underwater awarded Kneesaa with two golden anklets. Her friends, rushing to save her are captured and King Elbo sends her to a room full of precious items asking her to bring back what's most valuable. Eventually, [[spoiler: she comes across her old flute, realises that this was a test of her morals and her friends are set free.]]
* SetBonus - The Sunstar Shadowstone from ''Sunstar vs. Shadowstone'', referred to as simply 'Sunstar' in later episodes, is more powerful once the evil Shadowstone part from Morag's staff and the good Sunstar part hidden in master Logray's hut are combined. The evil part is significant only one more time, in the season two episode ''Night of the Stranger''.
* {{Shapeshifting}} - The main characteristics of the Gupins from the season one episodes ''To Save Deej'' and ''Land of Gupins''. Morag is capable of this, too, as seen in ''Sunstar vs. Shadowstone''.
* SpinoffBabies - the characters are in their preteens/early teens (Wicket being about 12 and the others slightly older), in contrast to those of them appearing in ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi'' being young adults.
* StupidEvil - In most of the first season episodes and some of the second season ones, the Duloks plot to destroy the Ewok village, inhabit it, steal something from the Ewoks or have a more dangerous species attack them and humiliate them. This often backfires before it even causes danger.
* SwissArmyTears - In the second season episode, ''The Wish Plant'', Kneesaa revives the plant by crying on it.
* SwordAndSorcerer - Wicket and Teebo in the first season, often depending on each other's skills. Played for laughs in the second season, especially in the ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin episode ''A Warrior and a Lurdo''.
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* PlotDevice - PlotDevice: Assembled again, the Sunstar makes numerous appearances, usually involving a random villain trying to steal it.
*{{Robosexual}} - {{Robosexual}}: PD-28, the friendly pilot droid from ''Battle for the Sunstar'' blushes when kissed by both Kneesaa and Latara.
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*SecretTestOfCharacter - in SecretTestOfCharacter: In ''The Tragic Flute'', Latara desires a golden flute after having seen that King Elbo from the underwater awarded Kneesaa with two golden anklets. Her friends, rushing to save her are captured and King Elbo sends her to a room full of precious items asking her to bring back what's most valuable. Eventually, [[spoiler: she comes across her old flute, realises that this was a test of her morals and her friends are set free.]]
*SetBonus - SetBonus: The Sunstar Shadowstone from ''Sunstar vs. Shadowstone'', referred to as simply 'Sunstar' in later episodes, is more powerful once the evil Shadowstone part from Morag's staff and the good Sunstar part hidden in master Logray's hut are combined. The evil part is significant only one more time, in the season two episode ''Night of the Stranger''.
*{{Shapeshifting}} - {{Shapeshifting}}: The main characteristics of the Gupins from the season one episodes ''To Save Deej'' and ''Land of Gupins''. Morag is capable of this, too, as seen in ''Sunstar vs. Shadowstone''.
*SpinoffBabies - the SpinoffBabies: The characters are in their preteens/early teens (Wicket being about 12 and the others slightly older), in contrast to those of them appearing in ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi'' being young adults.
*StupidEvil - StupidEvil: In most of the first season episodes and some of the second season ones, the Duloks plot to destroy the Ewok village, inhabit it, steal something from the Ewoks or have a more dangerous species attack them and humiliate them. This often backfires before it even causes danger.
*SwissArmyTears - SwissArmyTears: In the second season episode, ''The Wish Plant'', Kneesaa revives the plant by crying on it.
*SwordAndSorcerer - SwordAndSorcerer: Wicket and Teebo in the first season, often depending on each other's skills. Played for laughs in the second season, especially in the ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin episode ''A Warrior and a Lurdo''.
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* ThePowerOfFriendship - The second season is focused on this, even the theme song hints it.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse - Those who have only seen the show will be left wondering why the Sunstar and Shadowstone don't play any role in [[Film/ReturnOfTheJedi the Battle of Endor]]. An explanation wouldn't be given until [[http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Star_Wars:_Ewoks%E2%80%94Shadows_of_Endor 2013]].
* UnrequitedLoveSwitcheroo - Throughout the first season, Latara seems to be talking only about Teebo when alone with Kneesaa (who teases her for it), calling him "honeydrop" and claiming that she "does not have it that bad". In the second season, when their characters are exaggerated; Teebo is doing everything for Latara's attention, while she's playing hard to get. Finally, [[spoiler: she kisses him in ''The Tragic Flute'' and while the series ends with no further romantic interaction implied, they're indeed together in the ''Shadows of Endor'' comic. [[http://roqoodepot.com/2013/09/29/ewok-of-the-day-teebo/ link]] ]]
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse - Those who have only seen the show will be left wondering why the Sunstar and Shadowstone don't play any role in [[Film/ReturnOfTheJedi the Battle of Endor]]. An explanation wouldn't be given until [[http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Star_Wars:_Ewoks%E2%80%94Shadows_of_Endor 2013]].
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* ThePowerOfFriendship - ThePowerOfFriendship: The second season is focused on this, even the theme song hints it.
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*WhatHappenedToTheMouse - WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Those who have only seen the show will be left wondering why the Sunstar and Shadowstone don't play any role in [[Film/ReturnOfTheJedi the Battle of Endor]]. An explanation wouldn't be given until [[http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Star_Wars:_Ewoks%E2%80%94Shadows_of_Endor 2013]].
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* ContinuityNod - ''Battle for Sunstar'', the very last episode (though not initially aired last), where Dr. Raygar tries to steal the Sunstar and overthrow emperor Palpatine implies that the events of the series took place sometime between {{Film/A New Hope}} and Film/StarWarsEwokAdventures.
* EndOfAnAge - The above episode implies that the Empire is set to use Endor as a base in near future and that the world as the denizens know it will inevitably change.
* EndOfAnAge - The above episode implies that the Empire is set to use Endor as a base in near future and that the world as the denizens know it will inevitably change.
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* ContinuityNod - ''Battle for Sunstar'', the very last episode (though not initially aired last), where Dr. Raygar tries to steal the Sunstar and overthrow emperor Emperor Palpatine implies that the events of the series took place sometime between {{Film/A New Hope}} and Film/StarWarsEwokAdventures.
* EndOfAnAge - The above episode implies that the Empire is set to use Endor as a base in the near future (for building the second Death Star) and that the world as the denizens know it will inevitably change.
* EndOfAnAge - The above episode implies that the Empire is set to use Endor as a base in the near future (for building the second Death Star) and that the world as the denizens know it will inevitably change.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse - Those who have only seen the show will be left wondering why the Sunstar and Shadowstone don't play any role in [[Film/ReturnOfTheJedi the Battle of Endor]]. An explanation wouldn't be given until [[http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Star_Wars:_Ewoks%E2%80%94Shadows_of_Endor 2013]].
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* PlantMooks: The Fftssfft from the episode "To Save Deej". Known as "dandelion warriors", they are a semi-sapient botanical species characterized by sharp yellow quills.
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* SwordAndSorcerer - Wicket and Teebo in the first season, often depending on each other's skills. Played for laughs in the second season, especially in the [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin]] episode ''A Warrior and a Lurdo''.
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* SwordAndSorcerer - Wicket and Teebo in the first season, often depending on each other's skills. Played for laughs in the second season, especially in the [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin]] ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin episode ''A Warrior and a Lurdo''.
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* KidsShouldntWatchHorrorFilms - In "Horville's Hut of Horrors", Wicket and his friends take their younger siblings to the titular Hut of Horrors, instead of to the Wokling-friendly Tumble Bunnies Show as instructed by their respective parents, leaving the Woklings deeply traumatised and the older Ewok children desperate to avoid being found out. That night, Wicket has a nightmare in which his mother tells him that, for scaring his little sister, he will "[[GroundedForever never set foot out of this hut again]]". Waking, he confesses and, as punishment, is made to miss the forthcoming warriors' overnight in order to give the Woklings their own private Tumble Bunnies Show, with him as the ringmaster.
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** Zorrak vs. Logray and Teebo in ''The First Apprentice''
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** Zorrak Zarrak vs. Logray and Teebo in ''The First Apprentice''
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* InterspeciesRomance - In ''Blue Harvest'', Duloks steal Logray's love potion which in turn causes Fauna, a female Phlog, to court [[spoiler:Umwak]] and then [[spoiler:Wicket]]. In ''Princess Latara'', Latara is assumed to be a real princess, kidnapped and almost forced to marry the sluggish Prince Bork.
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* InterspeciesRomance - In ''Blue Harvest'', Duloks steal Logray's love potion which in turn causes Fauna, Hoona, a female Phlog, to court [[spoiler:Umwak]] and then [[spoiler:Wicket]]. In ''Princess Latara'', Latara is assumed to be a real princess, kidnapped and almost forced to marry the sluggish Prince Bork.
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* ChildhoodFriendRomance - It's the {{WordOfGod}} that this happened to Wicket and Kneesaa long after the series' ending, after ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi'', even.
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* ChildhoodFriendRomance - It's the {{WordOfGod}} WordOfGod that this happened to Wicket and Kneesaa long after the series' ending, after ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi'', even.
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* RecycledTheSeries - The cartoon itself is based on the two Ewoks made-for-TV movies which were, in turn, developed from ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi''.
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[[caption-width-right:250:Season 1 title card - from "E" clockwise: Chief Chirpa, Princess Kneesaa, Wicket, Logray, Malani, Teebo and Latara]]
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** Also, throughout the second season, the girls wear nightdresses to bed, despite not wearing clothes during the day.
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** First season Princess Kneesaa was not preaching to her friends on every occasion. In the second season, she's doing that in every episode.
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* BabysittingEpisode - Two of them. In the first season's ''The Traveling Jindas'', Latara joins the nomadic tribe/species giving performances all around Endor because she's frustrated with babysitting her toddler siblings, solely to be kidnapped by Duloks in order to babysit their children. In the second season's ''Bringing Up Norky'', the gang is taking care of an obnoxiously manipulative young critter while his parents are away.
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* BabysittingEpisode - Two of them. In the first season's ''The Traveling Travelling Jindas'', Latara joins the nomadic tribe/species giving performances all around Endor because she's frustrated with babysitting her toddler siblings, solely to be kidnapped by Duloks in order to babysit their children. In the second season's ''Bringing Up Norky'', the gang is taking care of an obnoxiously manipulative young critter while his parents are away.
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* UnrequitedLoveSwitcheroo - Throughout the first season, Latara seems to be talking only about Teebo when alone with Kneesaa (who teases her for it), calling him "honeydrop" and claiming that she "does not have it that bad". In the second season, when their characters are exaggerated; Teebo is doing everything for Latara's attention, while she's playing hard to get. Finally, [[spoiler: she kisses him in ''Tragic Flute'' and while the series ends with no further romantic interaction implied, they're indeed together in the ''Shadows of Endor'' comic. [[http://roqoodepot.com/2013/09/29/ewok-of-the-day-teebo/ link]] ]]
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* UnrequitedLoveSwitcheroo - Throughout the first season, Latara seems to be talking only about Teebo when alone with Kneesaa (who teases her for it), calling him "honeydrop" and claiming that she "does not have it that bad". In the second season, when their characters are exaggerated; Teebo is doing everything for Latara's attention, while she's playing hard to get. Finally, [[spoiler: she kisses him in ''Tragic ''The Tragic Flute'' and while the series ends with no further romantic interaction implied, they're indeed together in the ''Shadows of Endor'' comic. [[http://roqoodepot.com/2013/09/29/ewok-of-the-day-teebo/ link]] ]]
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* SecretTestOfCharacter - in ''Tragic Flute'', Latara desires a golden flute after having seen that King Elbo from the underwater awarded Kneesaa with two golden anklets. Her friends, rushing to save her are captured and King Elbo sends her to a room full of precious items asking her to bring back what's most valuable. Eventually, [[spoiler: she comes across her old flute, realises that this was a test of her morals and her friends are set free.]]
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* SecretTestOfCharacter - in ''Tragic ''The Tragic Flute'', Latara desires a golden flute after having seen that King Elbo from the underwater awarded Kneesaa with two golden anklets. Her friends, rushing to save her are captured and King Elbo sends her to a room full of precious items asking her to bring back what's most valuable. Eventually, [[spoiler: she comes across her old flute, realises that this was a test of her morals and her friends are set free.]]
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* {{Robosexual}} - The friendly droid PD-28 from ''Battle for Sunstar'' blushes when kissed by both Kneesaa and Latara.
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* {{Robosexual}} - The PD-28, the friendly droid PD-28 pilot droid from ''Battle for the Sunstar'' blushes when kissed by both Kneesaa and Latara.
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* SetBonus - The Sunstar Shadowstone from ''Sunstar vs. Shadowstone'', referred to as simply 'Sunstar' in later episodes. is more powerful once the evil Shadowstone part from Morag's staff and the good Sunstar part hidden in master Logray's hut are combined. The evil part is significant only one more time, in the season two episode ''Night of the Stranger''.
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* SetBonus - The Sunstar Shadowstone from ''Sunstar vs. Shadowstone'', referred to as simply 'Sunstar' in later episodes. episodes, is more powerful once the evil Shadowstone part from Morag's staff and the good Sunstar part hidden in master Logray's hut are combined. The evil part is significant only one more time, in the season two episode ''Night of the Stranger''.
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* OnlyTheChosenMayWield - In the first season episode''The Land of the Gupins'', Gupins need to open the Juniper Chest for their renewal celebration, in order for their shapeshifting powers to be renewed for another season. Despite their king being convinced he can do this, only Mring-Mring is capable of it, even after the key has been broken.
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* OnlyTheChosenMayWield - In the first season episode''The episode ''The Land of the Gupins'', Gupins need to open the Juniper Chest for their renewal celebration, in order for their shapeshifting powers to be renewed for another season. Despite their king being convinced he can do this, only Mring-Mring is capable of it, even after the key has been broken.
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* LighterAndSofter - Second season, compared to the first; and the whole series compared to Ewoks' appearance in ''{{Film/ReturnoftheJedi}}''
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* OnlyTheChosenMayWield - In 'Land of the Gupins'', there is a chest the Gupins need to open for their renewal celebration, in order for their shapeshifting powers to be renewed for another season. Despite their king being convinced he can do this, only Mring-Mring is capable of it.
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* OnlyTheChosenMayWield - In 'Land the first season episode''The Land of the Gupins'', there is a chest the Gupins need to open the Juniper Chest for their renewal celebration, in order for their shapeshifting powers to be renewed for another season. Despite their king being convinced he can do this, only Mring-Mring is capable of it.it, even after the key has been broken.
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* RecycledTheSeries - The cartoon itself is based on the two Ewoks made-for-TV movies which are, in turn, developed from ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi''.
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* PardonMyKlingon - A couple of phrases in Ewokese appear throughout the show, such as eecha mawa (gee whiz), k'vark (possibly a four letter word replacement), guppa (hello), chak (thank you).
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* PardonMyKlingon - A couple of phrases in Ewokese appear throughout the show, such as eecha mawa (gee whiz), The word k'vark (possibly a four letter word replacement), guppa (hello), chak (thank you).is quite an obvious four-letter-word replacement.
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* LighterAndSofter - Second season, compared to the first.
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* PardonMyKlingon - A couple of phrases in Ewokese appear throughout the show, such as eecha maa wa mawa (gee whiz), k'vark (possibly a four letter word replacement), guppa (hello), chak (yes).(thank you).
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* SecretTestOfCharacter - in ''Tragic Flute'', Latara desires a golden flute after having seen that King Elbo from the underwater awarded Kneesaa with two golden anklets. Her friends, rushing to save her are captured and King Elbo sends her to a room full of precious items asking her to bring back what's most valuable. Eventually, [[spoiler: she comes across her old flute, realises that this was a test of her morals and her friends are set free.]]
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* SecretTestOfCharacter - in ''Tragic Flute'', Latara desires a golden flute after having seen that King Elbo from the underwater awarded Kneesaa with two golden anklets. Her friends, rushing to save her are captured and King Elbo sends her to a room full of precious items asking her to bring back what's most valuable. Eventually, [[spoiler: she comes across her old flute, realises that this was a test of her morals and her friends are set free.]]
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* SwordAndSorcerer - Wicket and Teebo in the first season, often depending on each other's skills. Played for laughs in the second season.
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The plot would usually involve a plot to destroy the Ewok village coming from one of the antagonist characters or a trip to another location, involving different species found on the forest moon.
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The first season of the show featured rich and detailed animation; animation combined with well-crafted storylines; while the second season featured many changes to make the show appealing to younger audiences - some characters reduced to background cameos, some others exaggerated.
The plot would usually involve aplot scheme to destroy the Ewok village coming from one of the antagonist characters or a trip to another location, involving different species found on the forest moon.
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