History WesternAnimation / LadyAndTheTrampIIScampsAdventure

* AnAesop: The film's message is to treasure your family.

** On a lesser scale, [[spoiler: Otis has been nothing but a teeny tiny [[{{Jerkass}} jerk]] to both Scamp and Tramp, laughing at the former's misfortune of being stuck with Reggie, and mocking the latter when it looks like his son is dead. While [[DownplayedTrope not blatant]], Otis gets his when Scamp and Tramp leave him to stay at the pound for the rest of his days. Bear in mind that Chinese-crested dogs aren't the prettiest dogs, and we know what happens to dogs that stay at the pound too long.]]

* ButtBiter: Angel does this to the dogcatcher after [[spoiler:he and his father fight off Reggie.]]

* AllGirlsWantBadBoys: Averted with Angel, who admits to Scamp she likes him because he's NOT a Bad Boy.

* CoversAlwaysLie: One of the pictures on the back cover depicts Scamp and Angel about to do a Main/SpaghettiKiss. They don't, they just messily devour the spaghetti.

* JabbaTableManners: We think Scamp and Angel are going to reenact the famous Main/SpaghettiKiss scene from the original movie, and Scamp even rolls the meatball with his nose...but instead they end up messily eating the spaghetti.

* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: The dogcatcher, voiced by Jeff Bennett, resembles Creator/DonKnotts' Barney Fife from ''Series/TheAndyGriffithShow''.

* TheNoseKnows: Double subverted. At first when Trusty ''thinks'' he smells Scamp in the river, it's actually a wig. A few seconds later, Scamp reveals to have been in the river, but a little farther from his folks and uncles.

** [[spoiler: Buster is trapped under a pile of junk, brought upon by Scamp who was repaying him for abandoning him to the dog catcher's mercy because "[[ItsAllAboutMe Buster's Troubles is Buster's Troubles]]".]]
** On a lesser scale, [[spoiler: Otis has been nothing but a teeny tiny [[{{Jerkass}} jerk]] to both Scamp and Tramp, laughing at the former's misfortune of being stuck with Reggie, and mocking the latter when it looks like his son is dead. While [[DownplayedTrope not blatant]], Otis gets his when Scamp and Tramp leave him to stay at the pound for the rest of his days. Bear in mind chinese-crested dogs aren't the prettiest dogs, and we know what happens to dogs that stay at the pound too long.]]

* PuppyDogEyes: A literal example, as they are dogs. [[spoiler: This is what Jock, Trusty, Scamp's sisters, Lady, Tramp, Scamp and Angel do to convince Jim Dear to adopt Angel. Needless to say, it worked.]]
* RacingTheTrain: Scamp and Angel end up being chased by a train during a late night talk.

* RevengeByProxy: [[spoiler:Buster lets Scamp get taken away by the dogcatcher, just to spite his father.]]
* SanitySlippage: Buster briefly falls into this during his rant about Tramp becoming a housedog. On the final sentence, he actually sprays some spit, and his eyes have contracted into dots.
* SharedFamilyQuirks: Scamp and Tramp have the same style of scratching behind their ears, [[spoiler:something Buster uses to figure out that Scamp and Tramp are related.]]

* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: [[spoiler:Buster offically allows Scamp to join the Junkyard dogs, removes Scamp's collar, then allows Scamp to be caught by the dogcatcher. Without his collar, Scamp gets thrown in the pound with no way for his family to know about it and get him out. Thankfully, Angel sees Scamp in the dogcather's wagon and rushes off to warn his parents.]]

* VocalDissonance: Scamp is a young looking puppy who sounds more like a 15- or 16-year-old. His sisters sound noticeably more appropriate than him. Angel also has a deep voice for her looks.

* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: [[spoiler:After Buster offically allows Scamp to join the Junkyard dogs, even removing Scamp's collar, then allows the latter to be caught by the dogcatcher. Without his collar Scamp is gets throw in the pound with no way for his family to know about it and get him out.]]

* {{Irony}}: According to Angel, the reason she's been abandoned by so many families is because they had a baby on the way. [[spoiler: In the end, Junior happiness at meeting her is part of what gets her adopted.]]