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** Rainbow gets the rosy cheeks once again in "Guess Who's Coming To Dinner", when Chomper and Stingo make jokes at his expense about Mrs. Chips coming to visit his home for dinner.
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** In "Father's Day", Rainbow's cheeks get rosy again when Blue mentions that his dad must be a spy (which embarrasses Rainbow because he stretched the truth about what his dad really does for a living).
** In "Blue's Fishy Catch", Principal Gelfite's cheeks get rosy when he accidentally mentions the goal of winning a trophy in a clam-ball game and the students look at him skeptically, as he realizes that he forgot to keep his yearning to win it a secret.
** In "Blue's Fishy Catch", Principal Gelfite's cheeks get rosy when he accidentally mentions the goal of winning a trophy in a clam-ball game and the students look at him skeptically, as he realizes that he forgot to keep his yearning to win it a secret.
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** In "The In-Crowd", Rainbow's cheeks get rosy with embarrassment when one of the High Tides comments on him being colorful.
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** In "Ruby Slips In", Rainbow's cheeks become rosy twice: Once after he was busy bragging while playing sponge ball and he missed his catch; again after he's upset about his sister getting more attention from his friends than he does.
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* ThroughaFaceFullofFur: * Blue in the episode "Sibling Rivalry". In this case, it's more like a through-a- face-full-of-gills-or-scales moment, as his cheeks get rosy when his mom says that both he and his baby sister, Turquoise, are her babies.
** Sir Swordfish in "One Fish's Treasure". His whole face goes red with anger and annoyance after being startled by Rainbow fish and causing him to spill seaweed out of his wheelbarrow, and his head gets steamy, frying the seaweed.
** Sir Swordfish in "One Fish's Treasure". His whole face goes red with anger and annoyance after being startled by Rainbow fish and causing him to spill seaweed out of his wheelbarrow, and his head gets steamy, frying the seaweed.
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* CommunityThreateningConstruction: The premise of "Eviction Notice", in which Sea Filly discovers that her old piano teachers are being evicted from their home a CorruptCorporateExecutive named Phineas T. Graunt, who plans to tear down their neighborhood and replace it with Shopping Mall and has similar plans for almost the entire city in future.
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* RecyledInSpace: The series is basically ''WesternAnimation/Doug'' -- [-WITH UNDERSEA CREATURES!-]
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* ConnectedAllAlong: In the Climax of “Grandpa’s Fish Tales”, Rainbow discovers the famous clam ball legend known as the Cyclone turns out to be his own grandfather.
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* CanonImmigrant: Every character besides Rainbow, Blue and Wanda.
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* GoodParents: Rainbow's parents are very supportive and loving towards their son, and fairly patient with his shenanigans. Blue's parents are a bit more firm, they do love their son at the end of the day.
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* WomenAreWiser: Sea Filly is (usually) much more level-headed and responsible than Rainbow or Blue.
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* AcquiredSituationalNarcissism: Happens to Blue in "Prince Blue" when he learns his family came from royalty. [[spoiler:Except they didn't; his ancestors were actually the ''servants'' of royalty.]]
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* AcquiredSituationalNarcissism: Happens to Blue in "Prince Blue" when he learns his family came from royalty. [[spoiler:Except they didn't; He starts acting like a snobbish prince and belittles his peers, including Chomper and Stingo much to their anger. Meanwhile, Rainbow and Sea Filly are not angry at Blue as much as worried about him alienating everyone with his ego. [[spoiler:However, it turns out Blue's ancestors were actually not royalty but the ''servants'' of royalty.]]
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* AcquiredSituationalNarcissism: Happens to Blue in "Prince Blue" when he learns his family came from royalty. [[spoiler:Except they didn't; his ancestors were actually the ''servants'' of royalty.]]
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* BigfootSasquatchAndYeti: "The Vacation" features an undersea equivalent called "Bigfin". [[spoiler:He turns out to be RealAfterAll.]]
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* BigfootSasquatchAndYeti: "The Vacation" features an undersea equivalent called "Bigfin". [[spoiler:He "Bigfin", [[spoiler:who also turns out to be RealAfterAll.]]RealAfterAll]].
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* BigfootSasquatchAndYeti: "The Vacation" features an undersea equivalent called "Bigfin". [[spoiler:He turns out to be RealAfterAll.]]
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* AdaptationDeviation: Rainbow keeps all of his sparkling scales for the TV series. They are also nothing more than just part of his character design.
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* TheBully: Chomper and Stingo, who are a shark and a sting ray respectively.
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* TheBully: Chomper and Stingo, who are a shark [[ThreateningShark shark]] and a sting ray stingray respectively.
* TheCheerleader: Angel. She's very vain and makes fun of the boys, especially Sea Filly for being a tomboy.
* MaliciousMisnaming: Chomper and Stingo call Rainbow "Rainbow Creep".
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In January 2000, an AnimatedAdaptation TV series of Marcus Pfister's children's book ''Rainbow Fish'', was released. It was produced by Decode Entertainment and EM.TV for Sony Wonder. The show started
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->''"Everybody knows, when they see that glow, it's Rainbow!"''
-->-- '''Part of the TitleThemeTune'''
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In January An 2000, an AnimatedAdaptation TV series of Marcus Pfister's children's book ''Rainbow Fish'' children's book, Fish'', was released. It was produced by Decode Entertainment and EM.TV for Sony Wonder. The show started
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* InNameOnly: It features a rainbow fish with sparkled scales and blue fish that are friends and retain the basic designs of their book counterparts. Also, Wanda shares almost the same characterization with the wise octopus from the book (albeit ''far'' less mysterious though). That's about all it shares in common with the original book.
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* InNameOnly: It features a rainbow fish with sparkled scales and blue fish that are friends and retain the basic designs of their book counterparts. Also, Wanda shares almost the same characterization with the wise octopus from the book (albeit ''far'' less mysterious though). That's about all it shares in common with the Pfister's original book.
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The AnimatedAdaptation of the ''Rainbow Fish'' children's book, produced by Decode Entertainment and EM.TV for Sony Wonder.
The TV series takes the character and setting and puts them into a new story, different from the children's book. Here, the fish live in Neptune Bay and attend a school called "The School of Fish". There's also a shipwreck called "Shipwreck Park", which resembles the Titanic.
The TV series takes the character and setting and puts them into a new story, different from the children's book. Here, the fish live in Neptune Bay and attend a school called "The School of Fish". There's also a shipwreck called "Shipwreck Park", which resembles the Titanic.
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The television series takes the character and setting and puts them into a new story, different from the children's book. Here, the fish live in Neptune Bay and attend a school called "The School of Fish". There's also a shipwreck called "Shipwreck Park", which resembles the Titanic.
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The television TV series takes the character and setting and puts them into a new story, different from the children's book. Here, the fish live in Neptune Bay and attend a school called "The School of Fish". There's also a shipwreck called "Shipwreck Park", which resembles the Titanic.
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* DeanBitterman: Principal Gefilte runs a tight shift in his school. He's shown to be a very tough substitute teacher too in an episode, assigning a book report over the weekend due on Monday.
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* DeanBitterman: Principal Gefilte runs a tight shift in his school. He's shown to be a very tough substitute teacher too in an one episode, assigning a book report over the weekend due on Monday.
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* ArtisticLicenseLaw: In "Rainbow Fish Meets Wayne Grunion", Rainbow and Blue have to retrieve the eponymous side character's lucky puck from Sir Sword's safe. When Blue expresses concern that this would be stealing, Rainbow's reply is, "Blue, how can it be stealing? The puck's already stolen."[[note]]They took it from Wayne Grunion's room under the assumption he wouldn't be using it.[[/note]]
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* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Miss Chips does not tolerate impudent or wayward behavior in her class at all, but she is a fair and caring teacher as long as her students do their best. She even has an interest in video games and other childish stuff.
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* InNameOnly: It features a rainbow fish with sparkled scales and blue fish that are friends and retain the basic designs of their book counterparts. That's about all it shares in common with the original book.
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I just noticed the page's description was plagiarized from Wikipedia, so I changed it to be less plagiarism-y.
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''Rainbow Fish'' was adapted into a children's animated television series. However, the television series does not follow the plot of the book; rather it takes the character and the setting and creates a new story with them. Some characters were added and others embellished for the purposes of the show. In the series, the place where the fish live is called Neptune Bay (after Neptune, god of the sea). The fish attend school, which is aptly named "The School of Fish". There is a shipwreck called "Shipwreck Park" in the series that resembles the wreck of the RMS Titanic. It was produced by Decode Entertainment and EM.TV for Sony Wonder.
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The AnimatedAdaptation of the ''Rainbow Fish'' was adapted into a children's animated television series. However, the television series does not follow the plot of the book; rather it takes the character and the setting and creates a new story with them. Some characters were added and others embellished for the purposes of the show. In the series, the place where the fish live is called Neptune Bay (after Neptune, god of the sea). The fish attend school, which is aptly named "The School of Fish". There is a shipwreck called "Shipwreck Park" in the series that resembles the wreck of the RMS Titanic. It was book, produced by Decode Entertainment and EM.TV for Sony Wonder.
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The television series takes the character and setting and puts them into a new story, different from the children's book. Here, the fish live in Neptune Bay and attend a school called "The School of Fish". There's also a shipwreck called "Shipwreck Park", which resembles the Titanic.
The television series takes the character and setting and puts them into a new story, different from the children's book. Here, the fish live in Neptune Bay and attend a school called "The School of Fish". There's also a shipwreck called "Shipwreck Park", which resembles the Titanic.
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* AlphaBitch: Ruby can possibly be like this in school, but especially Angel in '''Sea Filly Gets Her Groove Back'''.
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* AlphaBitch: Ruby can possibly be like this in school, but especially Angel in '''Sea "Sea Filly Gets Her Groove Back'''.Back".
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AlphaBitch: Ruby can possibly be like this in school, but especially Angel in '''Sea Filly Gets Her Groove Back'''.
AnnoyingYoungerSibling: This is how Ruby seems to view Rainbow, but at times, she does show that she does care about him a lot.
TheBully: Chomper and Stingo, who are a shark and a sting ray respectively.
ButtMonkey: Rainbow seems to get in many misfortunes in the series, sometimes brought on by himself.
DeanBitterman: Principal Gefilte runs a tight shift in his school. He's shown to be a very tough substitute teacher too in an episode, assigning a book report over the weekend due on Monday.
HeterosexualLifePartners: Blue and Rainbow are very best friends.
IntergenerationalFriendship: Wanda the Octopus is always there to help Rainbow and his friends when they need it and they hang out at her cafe.
LocalHangout: Many young fish go to Wanda's Cafe for Kelp Gushers.
Pun: It's a cartoon about fish, so this is expected.
TheCheerleader: Angel. She's very vain and makes fun of the boys, especially Sea Filly for being a tomboy.
AnnoyingYoungerSibling: This is how Ruby seems to view Rainbow, but at times, she does show that she does care about him a lot.
TheBully: Chomper and Stingo, who are a shark and a sting ray respectively.
ButtMonkey: Rainbow seems to get in many misfortunes in the series, sometimes brought on by himself.
DeanBitterman: Principal Gefilte runs a tight shift in his school. He's shown to be a very tough substitute teacher too in an episode, assigning a book report over the weekend due on Monday.
HeterosexualLifePartners: Blue and Rainbow are very best friends.
IntergenerationalFriendship: Wanda the Octopus is always there to help Rainbow and his friends when they need it and they hang out at her cafe.
LocalHangout: Many young fish go to Wanda's Cafe for Kelp Gushers.
Pun: It's a cartoon about fish, so this is expected.
TheCheerleader: Angel. She's very vain and makes fun of the boys, especially Sea Filly for being a tomboy.
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* AlphaBitch: Ruby can possibly be like this in school, but especially Angel in '''Sea Filly Gets Her Groove Back'''.
* AnnoyingYoungerSibling: This is how Ruby seems to view Rainbow, but at times, she does show that she does care about him a lot.
* TheBully: Chomper and Stingo, who are a shark and a sting ray respectively.
* ButtMonkey: Rainbow seems to get in many misfortunes in the series, sometimes brought on by himself.
* DeanBitterman: Principal Gefilte runs a tight shift in his school. He's shown to be a very tough substitute teacher too in an episode, assigning a book report over the weekend due on Monday.
* HeterosexualLifePartners: Blue and Rainbow are very best friends.
* IntergenerationalFriendship: Wanda the Octopus is always there to help Rainbow and his friends when they need it and they hang out at her cafe.
* LocalHangout: Many young fish go to Wanda's Cafe for Kelp Gushers.
Pun: * {{Pun}}: It's a cartoon about fish, so this is expected.
* TheCheerleader: Angel. She's very vain and makes fun of the boys, especially Sea Filly for being atomboy.tomboy.
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* AnnoyingYoungerSibling: This is how Ruby seems to view Rainbow, but at times, she does show that she does care about him a lot.
* TheBully: Chomper and Stingo, who are a shark and a sting ray respectively.
* ButtMonkey: Rainbow seems to get in many misfortunes in the series, sometimes brought on by himself.
* DeanBitterman: Principal Gefilte runs a tight shift in his school. He's shown to be a very tough substitute teacher too in an episode, assigning a book report over the weekend due on Monday.
* HeterosexualLifePartners: Blue and Rainbow are very best friends.
* IntergenerationalFriendship: Wanda the Octopus is always there to help Rainbow and his friends when they need it and they hang out at her cafe.
* LocalHangout: Many young fish go to Wanda's Cafe for Kelp Gushers.
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Rainbow Fish was adapted into a children's animated television series. However, the television series does not follow the plot of the book; rather it takes the character and the setting and creates a new story with them. Some characters were added and others embellished for the purposes of the show. In the series, the place where the fish live is called Neptune Bay (after Neptune, god of the sea). The fish attend school, which is aptly named "The School of Fish". There is a shipwreck called "Shipwreck Park" in the series that resembles the wreck of the RMS Titanic. It was produced by Decode Entertainment and EM.TV for Sony Wonder.
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AlphaBitch: Ruby can possibly be like this in school, but especially Angel in '''Sea Filly Gets Her Groove Back'''.
AnnoyingYoungerSibling: This is how Ruby seems to view Rainbow, but at times, she does show that she does care about him a lot.
TheBully: Chomper and Stingo, who are a shark and a sting ray respectively.
ButtMonkey: Rainbow seems to get in many misfortunes in the series, sometimes brought on by himself.
DeanBitterman: Principal Gefilte runs a tight shift in his school. He's shown to be a very tough substitute teacher too in an episode, assigning a book report over the weekend due on Monday.
HeterosexualLifePartners: Blue and Rainbow are very best friends.
IntergenerationalFriendship: Wanda the Octopus is always there to help Rainbow and his friends when they need it and they hang out at her cafe.
LocalHangout: Many young fish go to Wanda's Cafe for Kelp Gushers.
Pun: It's a cartoon about fish, so this is expected.
TheCheerleader: Angel. She's very vain and makes fun of the boys, especially Sea Filly for being a tomboy.
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!!Tropes associated with this series are:
AlphaBitch: Ruby can possibly be like this in school, but especially Angel in '''Sea Filly Gets Her Groove Back'''.
AnnoyingYoungerSibling: This is how Ruby seems to view Rainbow, but at times, she does show that she does care about him a lot.
TheBully: Chomper and Stingo, who are a shark and a sting ray respectively.
ButtMonkey: Rainbow seems to get in many misfortunes in the series, sometimes brought on by himself.
DeanBitterman: Principal Gefilte runs a tight shift in his school. He's shown to be a very tough substitute teacher too in an episode, assigning a book report over the weekend due on Monday.
HeterosexualLifePartners: Blue and Rainbow are very best friends.
IntergenerationalFriendship: Wanda the Octopus is always there to help Rainbow and his friends when they need it and they hang out at her cafe.
LocalHangout: Many young fish go to Wanda's Cafe for Kelp Gushers.
Pun: It's a cartoon about fish, so this is expected.
TheCheerleader: Angel. She's very vain and makes fun of the boys, especially Sea Filly for being a tomboy.
