History WesternAnimation / MyFriendsTiggerAndPooh

Now all we're missing is you!\\
Hooray! It's a honeyful day\\
So let's laugh and let's play here together...\\
With my friends, Tigger and Pooh'' (My Friends Tigger and Pooh)\\
''Darby, Tiger and Pooh'' (My Friends Tigger and...)\\
''My friends, Tigger and Pooh!"''

* RunningGag: There's a small running gag that Lumpy is apparently unable to recognize Tigger and Pooh so long as they're wearing their Super Sleuth outfits. Even when Darby tells him they're just Tigger and Pooh, he insists she's pulling his leg.
-->'''Lumpy''': You're so silly. Tigger and Pooh don't dress in costumes or wear masks.
-->'''Tigger''': Hoo! No arguin' with logic like that.

* VisibleOdor: In "Beaver Gets Skunked," Skunk's stinky spray that upsets Beaver so much is depicted as a noxious cloud of green odor.

** In "Doggone Buster," the Super Sleuths are searching for Buster and think that Lumpy might be with him, since Darby left them together that morning. They speculate also that Roo might be with them because Kanga had indicated that he's missing. Tigger comments "He is Lumpster's best friend forever, ya' know. I mean, you heard the song." The comment is apparently apropos of nothing, as the only song in this installment has to do with Buster being missing. However, Tigger is referring to the song "Shoulder to Shoulder" from ''Pooh's Heffalump Movie'', which is sung by Carly Simon but presented from the perspective of both Lumpy and Roo in the lyrics "''I've never had a best friend before / So I can't be sure what it feels like / But I think it feels more like this, I do / I think I feel more like myself when I'm with you.''"

* MythologyGag: In "Many Thanks for Christopher Robin," Pooh states that pretending to a be a woozle is rather "confusle-fying." This is a reference to the "Heffalumps and Woozles" song from the classic ''Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh'' in which it's stated that ''A Heffalump or Woozle is very confusle / A Heffalump or Woozle's very sly''."

* HiccupHijinks: The subject of "Tigger's Hiccup Pickup" - the Super Sleuths eventually succeed in stopping it by giving Tigger a big surprise.

** In ''Super Sleuth Christmas Movie'', Kanga suggests that Roo and Lumpy go outside to play and get their sillies out. Roo tells Lumpy that they should build an enormous snowman and Lumpy agrees "Last one there is a Woozle." Roo races over to the door and holds it open for Lumpy, telling him that he's a Woozle. As Lumpy chases him out the door, he says that Roo is and as they fade into the snow, they can still heard "No, you!" "No, you are!" as Eeyore closes the door.

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* ArgumentOfContradictions: Roo and Tigger have a fairly long argument that consists of nothing but stating their positions in the opening of "Pooh Sticks Get Stuck" - Tigger wants to play Pooh Sticks, while Roo wants to play Butterfly Tag, pointing out that they played Pooh Sticks the day before. Darby suggests that they compromise, which Pooh says he's never played. So she explains what compromise is and they agree to play Pooh Sticks first for a little while and then Butterfly Tag.

* AdaptedOut: Owl is noticeably absent from this part of the ''Pooh'' franchise, as is Gopher (though he hasn't been in any ''Pooh'' media after 2005 until ''VideoGame/KingdomHearts3'').

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* ArgumentOfContradictions: Roo and Tigger have a fairly long one in the opening of "Pooh Sticks Get Stuck" - Tigger wants to play Pooh Sticks, while Roo wants to play Butterfly Tag, pointing out that they played Pooh Sticks the day before. Darby suggests that they compromise, which Pooh says he's never played. So she explains what compromise is and they agree to play Pooh Sticks first for a little while and then Butterfly Tag.
* ArtisticLicensePaleontology: When Roo tells the Super Sleuths that he lost his dinosaur ([[spoiler:It turns out to be a stuffed toy dinosaur.]]), Tigger decides that since dinosaurs lived "a bajillion years ago", the Super Sleuths just have to do what people did a bajillion years ago. As such, the Super Sleuths become the Caveman Sleuths. [[SarcasmMode Yeah, because people (and Tiggers and Pooh Bears) lived at the same time as dinosaurs, they were just way less advanced. And spoke using cavemen speech.]]
* AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever: Happens to Darby in "Super-Sized Darby" when she becomes infected with Rabbit's instago-grow formula.

* BananaPeel: In "Eeyore's Sad Day," Tigger tries this as a comedy gag to cheer up Eeyore, asking Pooh what kind of shoes you make out of a banana and saying "Slippers," but there is no response except [[ChirpingCrickets the caw of a bird]].

* BlindWithoutEm: Porcupine

* CanonImmigrant: Darby and Buster.
* CatchPhrase: The Super Sleuth oath.
-->"Any time, any place, the Super Sleuths are on the case!"
* ChristmasEpisode: ''Pooh's Super Sleuth Christmas Movie''

* DramaticIrony: Sometimes used and it makes ''no sense whatsoever'' when combined with FakeInteractivity. Actually played with in "Darby's Super Sleuth Surprise" when Rabbit asks for our cooperation to keep a SurpriseParty a secret from the Sleuths.
* EveryEpisodeEnding: "This Mystery Is History!"
* FakeInteractivity: Used quite frequently, but not as much.

* IReadItForTheArticles: Used in-universe. Rabbit, hilariously, regarding the magazine ''Rutabaga Monthly'' in ''Pooh's Super Sleuth Magazine''.
* IrisOut: This is the standard method of closing episodes of the show, though Tigger will sometimes play around with it. Also, in "How to Say I Love Roo," the iris in the shape of a heart, closing in on Kanga and Roo hugging.

* LimitedWardrobe

* {{Meganekko}}: Porcupine
* TheMusical: "Tigger & Pooh and a Musical, Too"

* RealAfterAll:

* IveHeardOfThatWhatIsIt: In "Rabbit's Ruta-Wakening," Darby excitedly declares that the Super Sleuths will have a stakeout to determine why Rabbit's radishes are disappearing. Pooh agrees that a stakeout is just what they need to have.