History WesternAnimation / LolaAndVirginia

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* Fiction500: There are hints that Virginia comes from not a just a rich family, but a ''very wealthy'' family, like how she has the money to turn her public school into an elite private school, to buy ''the entire five thousand tickets'' of a brand new amusement park in less than half an hour, just to upset Lola.

%%* RichSuitorPoorSuitor: Virginia and Lola.

* WhereTheHellIsSpringfield: San Lorenzo, the city where the characters live, its location is unspecified and it's also unknown whether it's in Spain or USA.

* BitchInSheepsClothing: Virginia. A polite, good, sweet girl to her parents, teacher, school principal, and her classmates, and a mean, ruthless, insanely spoiled, self-centered, girl to Lola and her friends.

* ForTheEvulz: Some of Virginia and Beatrice's schemes for Lola are actually just done for no reason. Like when they try to destroy Lola and Haide's friendship, simply because Virginia bets she can do it within a week and when they expose Lola and her best friends' secrets to the entire school, for the reason as quoted by Lola below:

--> '''Lola:''' Poor things, their lives are so boring, that the only way they can have fun is by messing things up for everybody else.

* ForTheEvulz: Some of Virginia and Beatrice's schemes for Lola are actually just done for no reason.

* GlassSlipper: In one story, a celebrity is interested in Lola and has no clue to her identity other than the glasses she lost. Virginia tries to pass herself as the glasses' owner but Lola points out Virginia doesn't need glasses. Virginia then tries to walk around with the glasses but [[EpicFail can barely walk two steps without hitting something]].

* InformedAbility Despite being on of the shortest characters on the show, Lola is the captain of the school's girl's basketball team.

* ItsAllAboutMe: Virginia. In fact, it's not just part of her personality, she's suffering from it (a strange syndrome called ''delirium narcissismus'', that causes her to think she's the center of the universe.), which leads her to transferring to a public school, as a cure.

%%* BitchInSheepsClothing: Virginia.

%%* SwallowTheKey: Virginia pulls this in the episode "Uniforms".

* AlphaBitch: Virginia, for the most part and Beatrice.
* BigOlUnibrow: Poppy has one.
* BitchInSheepsClothing: Virginia.

* GossipyHens: Beatrice.
* {{Jerkass}}: Virginia and Beatrice. Lola can sometimes come off as this also.
* RichBitch / SpoiledBrat: Virginia.
* RichSuitorPoorSuitor: Virginia and Lola.

* SwallowTheKey: Virginia pulls this in the episode "Uniforms".

* TomboyAndGirlyGirl: Poppy and Haide.

* EthnicallyAmbiguousAppearance: This could come off as a rare Western example. But the characters are Spanish because the show is made in Spain, right? Well...--Still, you won't fail to notice that they seem to be {{Animesque}} in a way because of the visual style of the show and the characters having YouGottaHaveBlueHair colors and TechnicolorEyes. In fact, every show by Myriam Ballesteros (if you've seen some of them) practically fall under this.

Lola's life is not easy. She comes from a mildly poor family and routinely has to look after her two baby brothers. But she doesn't care, she has two good friends by her side and that's all she needs. Then comes Virginia, a rich, spoiled brat who always ges her way.

* ThirtyMinutesOrItsFree: Lola held this policy during her brief career as a sushi delivery girl.

** And in the episode "Roller Coaster" Virginia gets her own version. Though again it's a subversion. Instead of Virginia being undecided about something, the {{Angel}} and {{Devil}} are used to represent her giving away tickets to opening day at a theme park to get attention.

*** An even bigger example comes in the episode Oh No, Not Her. Lola hosts a foriegn exchange student named Chinchita. First the girl sleeps in the nude. She strips offscreen in front of Lola. Then Chinchita plays a prank on Virginia. She puts live lobsters into Virginia's bathtub, while Virginia is taking a bath. We actually see Virginia hopping out of the tub, with nothing covering her but soap suds.

** In the episode Uniforms Lola's school gets uniforms and she's sick of it. So, she, Haide and Poppy protest by locking themselves on the school roof, in their underwear. They even pelt Virginia with bits of their uniforms.

** And in the episode Roller Coaster Virginia gets her own version. Though again it's a subversion. Instead of Virginia being undecided about something, the Angel and Devil are used to represent her giving away tickets to opening day at a theme park to get attention.

* RichBitch: Virginia
* RichSuitorPoorSuitor: Virginia and Lola

* SwallowTheKey: Virginia pulls this in the episode Uniforms.

* TomboyAndGirlyGirl: Poppy and Haide

* EthnicallyAmbiguousRace: This could come off as a rare Western example. But the characters are Spanish because the show is made in Spain, right? Well...--Still, you won't fail to notice that they seem to be {{Animesque}} in a way because of the visual style of the show and the characters having YouGottaHaveBlueHair colors and TechnicolorEyes. In fact, every show by Myriam Ballesteros (if you've seen some of them) practically fall under this.

* {{Mukokuseki}}: This could come off as a rare Western example. But the characters are Spanish because the show is made in Spain, right? Well...--Still, you won't fail to notice that they seem to be {{Animesque}} in a way because of the visual style of the show and the characters having YouGottaHaveBlueHair colors and TechnicolorEyes. In fact, every show by Myriam Ballesteros (if you've seen some of them) practically fall under this.

* {{Mukokuseki}}: This could come off as a rare Western example. But the characters are Spanish because the show is made in Spain, right? Well...--Still, you won't fail to notice that they seem to be {{Animesque}} in a way because of the visual style of the show and characters having YouGottaHaveBlueHair colors and TechnicolorEyes. In fact, every show by Myriam Ballesteros (if you've seen some of them) practically fall under this.

* {{Mukokuseki}}: This could come off as a rare Western example. But the characters are Spanish because the show is made in Spain, right? Well...--Still, you won't fail to notice that they seem to be {{Animesque}} in a way because of the visual style of the show and characters having YouGottaHaveBlueHair colors and TechnicolorEyes. In fact, every show by Myriam Ballesteros (if you've seen some of her shows) practically fall under this.

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* Another exmaple comes in Rollercoaster. Lola and her friends are trying to get tickets to opening day at a theme park. But, Virginia bought all the tickets to give to the students in an attention grab. Virginia for once is in a reasonable mood and is willing to give Lola and her friends tickets. Lola gets ticked off and basically tells Virginia that she can stick the tickets up her ass.

* InformedAbility Despite being on of the shortest characters on the show, Lola is the captain of the school's girl's basketball team.

* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: Poppy gets one in the episode "Olympic Torch". Because she's such a good athlete, she's chosen to light the torch at the school Olympics. And she does so via skateboard jump.
* FridgeLogic: The show makes it clear that Lola comes from a poor family. She wears the cheapest clothes and can only afford the cheapest snacks and sodas for her birthday party. And yet, somehow, she can afford a cell phone and a monthly plan that includes texting.
** In the course of their feud, Lola and Virginia have both done things that, by all rights, should have gotten them arrested. In "A Moped For Two", Lola persuaded Haide to dump a bunch of rubber balls in front of a delivery truck, so she could sneak in the back and take collector cards out of boxes of cereal.
*** But that pales in comparison to "30 Minutes Flat". Virginia is trying to stop Lola from delivering sushi, long story. To do this, first she causes a traffic jam by impersonating a road worker. A real road worker actually catches her, but she just casally walks away. Then she tells a bunch of people that a store is giving away free merchandise for ten minutes, when it's not, effectively conning the people into comitting theft. Then, to top it off, she actively tries to physically assault Lola with a rowboat oar. Fortunately, Lola is able to defend herself. And yet, despite all of this, there doesn't seem to be any consequences.