History WesternAnimation / LegoCityAdventures

* NeverMyFault: Fendrich blocks his statues on the sewers and when he's caught, blames it all on Vito.

* {{Robosexual}}: As close as one can get to in a G-rated title, but Fire Engineer Feldman seems to prefer the company of her robot over her husband, complete with watching robot-centric InterspeciesRomance movies with the both of them.

''LEGO City Adventures'' is an American-Danish computer-animated animated television series produced by The LEGO Group and animated by Passion Pictures. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on June 22, 2019, making it the second LEGO series on the channel, following 2010's ''LEGO Hero Factory''.

* AnAesop: At the end of "Father Day's Parade", Bennett learns that there are some things in life you can't control.

* GutturalGrowler: Shirley Keeper has a gravelly voice.

''LEGO City Adventures'' is an American-Danish computer-animated animated television series produced by The LEGO Group. It premiered on Nickelodeon in the United States on June 22, 2019, making it the second LEGO series on the channel, following 2010's ''LEGO Hero Factory''.

* AmbiguousDisorder: Solomon Fleck is very odd even compared to many of LEGO City's residents, wearing a corn costume to work despite being the Mayor, seems to have a hard time having interpersonal relationships with the people who work under him, and is [[{{Workaholic}} devoted]] to his job.

* AntiVillain: [[spoiler: Tippy stole, kidnapped and sabotaged a very important event for the city to take over the world by taking everybody to a world made of doors but Tippy only wanted to create a utopic world for everybody, albeit because he wanted to be on top.]]

* GrandparentFavoritism: [[spoiler: Sam Grizzled seems to show favoritism towards his grandson Brayden due to their alike personalities and not to mention Sam's initial reluctance to spend time with his granddaughter Poppy and even told her right on her face that he doesn't consider her job to be important or relevant.]] Season 3 introduces, Sweetie Sinclair, Mary Sinclair’s granddaughter, who sometimes goes with her grandma somewhere.

* CorruptCorporateExecutive: [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed]] with Mary Sinclair. Taken UpToEleven with R. E. Fendrich.

* AlliterativeName: Duke Detain, Harl [[spoiler:(and Horacio)]] Hubbs, Top Hat Tom, Hacksaw Hank, Big Betty, Cluster Clampots, Gracie Goodhart, Rocket Racer, Marc [=McCloud=], Sandra Storm, Stacy Strikeout and Sweetie Sinclair.

* {{Foreshadowing}}: In the end of "Meet Harl Hubbs", Harl says that he hopes he can help the city in a big way one day, with the Narrator saying that day will come. The episode closes off with them driving down the road while a child is in a rocket ride, hinting [[spoiler:Harl will ultimately be the one to save LEGO City in "Slam The Door"]].

** Duke Detain. So much of his identity is tied into being a police officer, he has no idea how to function outside of it. The only way the captain can get him to take a holiday off is by convincing ''every other cop in the city'' to work so that he knows the city will be well protected, and even then he's stuck in work-mode and thinks a petty Christmas party squabble is ''Film/DieHard''. When he accidentally arrests an innocent man and forces himself to take a proper day off to recharge, he realizes he doesn't even have food in his apartment since he spends no time there also he hasn't cash any of his pay checks in the past eight years.

** Duke Detain. So much of his identity is tied into being a police officer, he has no idea how to function outside of it. The only way the captain can get him to take a holiday off is by convincing ''every other cop in the city'' to work so that he knows the city will be well protected, and even then he's stuck in work-mode and thinks a petty Christmas party squabble is ''Film/DieHard''. When he accidentally arrests an innocent man and forces himself to take a proper day off to recharge, he realizes he doesn't even have food in his apartment since he spends no time there.