History WesternAnimation / PAWPatrol

* BreakingTheFourthWall: In "Pups Save the PAW Patroller", after hitching a ride on Ryder's ATV, Chase turns to the camera and says "It's nice to have someone else drive for a change!".

* NoOntologicalInertia: In "Pups Save their Floating Friends", the mother-son alien duo returns for a quick visit to watch ''Apollo the Super Pup''. Unbeknownst to them, their spaceship's anti-gravity beam cannon breaks, causing it to continuously fire beams that make anything or anyone they touch float helplessly in mid-air, with a handful of Adventure Bay citizens and animals, including Ryder and Chase, getting hit in the crossfire. Rocky repairs it by covering it with a trash can lid, which instantly brings everyone literally back down to earth.\\
In one of the rare instances of MoodWhiplash in the show, Ryder didn't actually expect the effect of the anti-gravity beam to wear off ''[[GravityIsAHarshMistress that quickly]]'', and would have been seriously injured if not for Skye saving him at the last second.

* GuestStarPartyMember: Tuck and Ella, since they don't have assigned roles and gear for regular rescues, and they also do not have a designated vehicle number. Since the twins denied the offer to stay in Adventure Bay to become full-fledged Ladybird catchers, it's unlikely they will ever be [[SixthRanger official members]] of the PAW Patrol. However, there is no question that they are officially members of the Mighty Pups. The question now is whether the Mighty Pups as a team can still be called the PAW Patrol, the ambiguity being exacerbated further by the show trying to meld continuities with ''The Mighty Movie'''s version of the superhero team.

* GravityIsAHarshMistress: In "Sea Patrol: Pups Save Tilly Turbot", Marshall slips ([[RunningGag again]]) and slides across the water of the beach, [[WalkOnWater sitting on the surface for about half a second]] before sinking. Noteworthy in that it's the first time the show really uses ToonPhysics, Marshall's improbable crashes into the elevator not withstanding.
* GuestStarPartyMember: Ultimately, with the "Mighty Pups: Super Paws/Charged Up" subseries officially over, Tuck and Ella. They have yet to appear in an episode outside of the subseries, meaning they don't have assigned roles and gear for regular rescues. They also do not have a designated vehicle number, which would have been directly after No. 17, the Mighty Jet, but the Mobile Pitstop Vehicle took No. 18 instead. Since the twins denied the offer to stay in Adventure Bay to become full-fledged Ladybird catchers, it's unlikely they will ever be [[SixthRanger official members]] of the PAW Patrol.

* PerplexingPearlProduction: The Shell of Puplantis produces pearls at a very rapid pace. {{Justified}}; those pearls are Puplantis's life source, and without them, Puplantis will crumble.

* GuestStarPartyMember: Ultimately, with the "Mighty Pups" subseries officially over, Tuck and Ella. They have yet to appear in an episode outside of the subseries, meaning they don't have assigned roles and gear for regular rescues. They also do not have a designated vehicle number, which would have been directly after No. 17, the Mighty Jet, but the Mobile Pitstop Vehicle took No. 18 instead. Since the twins denied the offer to stay in Adventure Bay to become full-fledged Ladybird catchers, it's unlikely they will ever be [[SixthRanger official members]] of the PAW Patrol.

''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iV0V3OK7W4g PAW Patrol World]]'' (not to be confused with ''PAW Patrol Rescue World'' made by Budge Studios for mobile devices) is a "free-roaming 3D adventure" game set to release on September 29, 2023 for consoles and Steam.

* ChristmasEpisode: Three, "Pups Save Christmas". On the wiki, it's even been the episode of the month for December every year since 2015. It has a second Christmas themed special with "Pups Save a Bah-Humdinger!", released a full ''seven seasons'' after the first one which came up during the show's first season, it recently got a third Christmas themed special for it's tenth season, "Charger's Christmas Adventure", unlike the previous two, which were 22 minutes, this one is an 11 minute segment, and brings Charger, one of Rubble's family member's, from it's [[WesternAnimation/RubbleAndCrew spin-off series]] into the special.

* ChristmasEpisode: "Pups Save Christmas". On the wiki, it's even been the episode of the month for December every year since 2015. Now has a second Christmas themed special with "Pups Save a Bah-Humdinger!", released a full ''seven seasons'' after the last one which came up during the show's first season.

* FictionalEarth: Zigzagged. Real-world locations name-dropped include Alabama ("Pups and the Kitty-tastrope"), Antarctica ("Pups Save an Antarctic Martian"), Canada ("[[WesternAnimation/PAWPatrolTheMovie The Movie]]") and South America ("Pups Save the Penguins"); however there exists a country named Barkingburg, and in the ''Mighty Pups'' special, an overhead shot of the globe clearly depicts fictional landmasses. This could possibly be an instance of [[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness Early Installment, uh, Reality]] given the wackier direction the show has gone, another possibility is that ''Mighty Pups'' and its follow-up subseries, and perhaps other stories with fantastic elements, are set in an AlternateUniverse, however it's been zigzagged again due to the eighth season "Pups Save The Greenhouse" referencing the third season episode, "Pups Save a Giant Plant", and the first movie's [[WesternAnimation/PAWPatrolTheMightyMovie sequel]], having two overshots of their planet, and an overshot showing planets like Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, and Neptune, so technically they still live on Earth, the landmass is inconsistent throughout the franchise.

* FictionalEarth: Zigzagged. Real-world locations name-dropped include Alabama ("Pups and the Kitty-tastrope"), Antarctica ("Pups Save an Antarctic Martian"), Canada ("[[WesternAnimation/PAWPatrolTheMovie The Movie]]") and South America ("Pups Save the Penguins"); however there exists a country named Barkingburg, and in the ''Mighty Pups'' special, an overhead shot of the globe clearly depicts fictional landmasses. This could possibly be an instance of [[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness Early Installment, uh, Reality]] given the wackier direction the show has gone, another possibility is that ''Mighty Pups'' and its follow-up subseries, and perhaps other stories with fantastic elements, are set in an AlternateUniverse, however it's been zigzagged again due to the eighth season "Pups Save The Greenhouse" referencing the third season episode, "Pups Save a Giant Plant", and the first movie's [[''WesternAnimation/PAWPatrolTheMightyMovie'' sequel]], having two overshots of their planet, and an overshot showing planets like Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, and Neptune, so technically they still live on Earth, the landmass is inconsistent throughout the franchise.

* FictionalEarth: Zigzagged. Real-world locations name-dropped include Alabama ("Pups and the Kitty-tastrope"), Antarctica ("Pups Save an Antarctic Martian"), Canada ("[[WesternAnimation/PAWPatrolTheMovie The Movie]]") and South America ("Pups Save the Penguins"); however there exists a country named Barkingburg, and in the ''Mighty Pups'' special, an overhead shot of the globe clearly depicts fictional landmasses. This could possibly be an instance of [[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness Early Installment, uh, Reality]] given the wackier direction the show has gone, another possibility is that ''Mighty Pups'' and its follow-up subseries, and perhaps other stories with fantastic elements, are set in an AlternateUniverse.