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* AnAesop: "Never play with lighters!" as stated by Hoblock at the end. His sister then chimes in, "And never play with matches either!"
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* SatiatingSandwich: Hoblock seems to like sandwiches, as his sister brings him some every day.
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* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Hoblock seems to like sandwiches, as his sister brings him some every day.
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* AmbiguousSituation: The computer identifies the lighter as something humans made "a long time ago." The aliens' apparent lack of familiarity with humans suggests that they may be extinct by the time the story takes place.
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* {{Lunarians}}: The protagonists are all aliens that live on the moon.
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* RecycledInSpace: It's basically ''WesternAnimation/FrancesTheFirefly'' on the Moon with aliens.
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* UncertainDoom: The computer identifies the lighter as something humans made "a long time ago". The aliens' apparent lack of familiarity with humans suggests that they may be extinct by the time the story takes place.
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* AmbiguousSituation: The computer identifies the lighter as something humans made "a long time ago." The apparent lack of familiarity with humans suggests that they may be extinct by the time the story takes place.
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* AmbiguousSituation: The computer identifies the lighter as something humans made "a long time ago." The aliens' apparent lack of familiarity with humans suggests that they may be extinct by the time the story takes place.
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* CantGetAwayWithNuthin: Hoblock plays with the lighter despite the computer's warning, causing a fire that destroys the city.
* IdiotBall: Hoblock decides to go back for the lighter and play with it, despite the computer's clear warning about how dangerous they are.
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* SlasherSmile: Hoblock has one when he sneaks out to get the lighter.
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* SlasherSmile: Hoblock has one when he sneaks out to get the lighter. This implies he knew he was doing wrong, but his curiosity about the lighter was too powerful.
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''Moonlighters'' is an animated fire safety short by Fire Kills. It is very similar to ''WesternAnimation/FrancesTheFirefly'', but has an outer space setting, and warns about the dangers of cigarette lighters instead of matches.
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''Moonlighters'' is an animated fire safety short by Fire Kills. It is very similar to ''WesternAnimation/FrancesTheFirefly'', ''[[WesternAnimation/FrancesTheFirefly Frances the Firefly]]'', but has an outer space setting, and warns about the dangers of cigarette lighters instead of matches.
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''Moonlighters'' is an animated fire safety short. It is very similar to ''WesternAnimation/FrancesTheFirefly'', but has an outer space theme, and warns about the dangers of cigarette lighters instead of matches.
It is about two "Moon creatures", Biblock and Hoblock, who discover an abandoned lighter on the moon. When they ask their computer to analyze it, they are warned how dangerous lighters are. Unfortunately, Hoblock's curiosity leads to disaster...
It is about two "Moon creatures", Biblock and Hoblock, who discover an abandoned lighter on the moon. When they ask their computer to analyze it, they are warned how dangerous lighters are. Unfortunately, Hoblock's curiosity leads to disaster...
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''Moonlighters'' is an animated fire safety short. short by Fire Kills. It is very similar to ''WesternAnimation/FrancesTheFirefly'', but has an outer space theme, setting, and warns about the dangers of cigarette lighters instead of matches.
It The story is about two "Moon creatures", Moon creatures, Biblock and Hoblock, who discover an abandoned lighter on the moon. When they ask their computer to analyze it, they are warned how dangerous lighters are. Unfortunately, Hoblock's curiosity leads to disaster...
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* AnAesop: "Never play with lighters," as stated by Hoblock at the end.
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* AnAesop: "Never play with lighters," lighters!" as stated by Hoblock at the end.end. His sister then chimes in, "And never play with matches either!"
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* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Hoblock seems to like sandwiches, as his sister brings him some every day.
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''Moonlighters'' is an animated fire safety short. It is very similar to ''Frances the Firefly'', but has an outer space theme, and warns about the dangers of cigarette lighters instead of matches.
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''Moonlighters'' is an animated fire safety short. It is very similar to ''Frances the Firefly'', ''WesternAnimation/FrancesTheFirefly'', but has an outer space theme, and warns about the dangers of cigarette lighters instead of matches.
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* LostTecnology: The destruction of the Moon city and the computer forces the aliens to revert to their primitive life underground.
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* LostTecnology: LostTechnology: The destruction of the Moon city and the computer forces the aliens to revert to their primitive life underground.
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* ATragedyOfImpulsiveness: Hoblock's desire to see if lighters really are dangerous causes a massive fire that burns down the Moon city.
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* ATragedyOfImpulsiveness: Hoblock's desire to see if lighters really are dangerous causes a massive fire TheEngineer: Hoblock takes on the task of fixing the computer that burns down was destroyed in the fire.
* HigherTechSpecies: The Moon creatures have become technologically advanced enough to live without fire.
* LostTecnology: The destruction of the Mooncity.city and the computer forces the aliens to revert to their primitive life underground.
* HigherTechSpecies: The Moon creatures have become technologically advanced enough to live without fire.
* LostTecnology: The destruction of the Moon
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* SlasherSmile: Hoblock has one when he sneaks out to get the lighter.
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* ATragedyOfImpulsiveness: Hoblock's desire to see if lighters really are dangerous causes a massive fire that burns down the Moon city.
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''Moonlighters'' is an animated fire safety short. It is very similar to ''Frances the Firefly'', but has an outer space theme, and warns about the dangers of cigarette lighters instead of matches.
It is about two "Moon creatures", Biblock and Hoblock, who discover an abandoned lighter on the moon. When they ask their computer to analyze it, they are warned how dangerous lighters are. Unfortunately, Hoblock's curiosity leads to disaster...
It can be seen [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPPfsXWNM1E here]].
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!! ''Moonlighters'' contains examples of the following tropes:
* AmbiguousSituation: The computer identifies the lighter as something humans made "a long time ago." The apparent lack of familiarity with humans suggests that they may be extinct by the time the story takes place.
* AnAesop: "Never play with lighters," as stated by Hoblock at the end.
* TheAtoner: Hoblock works to repair the computer, which we're told will take a very long time, and each day gives his little sister a dire warning about the danger of playing with lighters.
* ATragedyOfImpulsiveness: Hoblock's desire to see if lighters really are dangerous causes a massive fire that burns down the Moon city.
* MoodWhiplash: The computer sounds rather goofy when trying to analyze the object, but becomes very serious when it realizes it's a lighter, and gives a stern warning about how dangerous they are.
* MyGreatestFailure: How Hoblock sees his actions by the end of the story, as he warns his sister every day not to make the same mistake he did.
* RiddleForTheAges: How did the lighter get on the moon in the first place?
* ThrowTheDogABone: Hoblock's sister forgives him for starting the fire, and visits him every day while he works on the computer.
* ViewersAreGoldfish: The film repeatedly flashes the words, "This is a public information film" throughout the runtime.
It is about two "Moon creatures", Biblock and Hoblock, who discover an abandoned lighter on the moon. When they ask their computer to analyze it, they are warned how dangerous lighters are. Unfortunately, Hoblock's curiosity leads to disaster...
It can be seen [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPPfsXWNM1E here]].
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!! ''Moonlighters'' contains examples of the following tropes:
* AmbiguousSituation: The computer identifies the lighter as something humans made "a long time ago." The apparent lack of familiarity with humans suggests that they may be extinct by the time the story takes place.
* AnAesop: "Never play with lighters," as stated by Hoblock at the end.
* TheAtoner: Hoblock works to repair the computer, which we're told will take a very long time, and each day gives his little sister a dire warning about the danger of playing with lighters.
* ATragedyOfImpulsiveness: Hoblock's desire to see if lighters really are dangerous causes a massive fire that burns down the Moon city.
* MoodWhiplash: The computer sounds rather goofy when trying to analyze the object, but becomes very serious when it realizes it's a lighter, and gives a stern warning about how dangerous they are.
* MyGreatestFailure: How Hoblock sees his actions by the end of the story, as he warns his sister every day not to make the same mistake he did.
* RiddleForTheAges: How did the lighter get on the moon in the first place?
* ThrowTheDogABone: Hoblock's sister forgives him for starting the fire, and visits him every day while he works on the computer.
* ViewersAreGoldfish: The film repeatedly flashes the words, "This is a public information film" throughout the runtime.
