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* WeWantOurJerkBack: "No More Magnon" has Mormagnon banished by Mama after she finds that he only created the illusion of being allowed power over fire by the "flim-flamers" by having Godzi breathe fire while invisible. Flash ends up taking Mormagnon's place, but finds that the Ronk village is harder to manage without Mormagnon around to placate the masses with his fabricated tales.
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* HandOrObjectUnderwear: "I Smell a Hat" has Mormagnon cover his pelvic region with a huge leaf after his ceremonial costume has disappeared.
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* HandOrObjectUnderwear: HandOrObjectUnderwear:
** "I Smell a Hat" has Mormagnon cover his pelvic region with a huge leaf after his ceremonial costume hasdisappeared.disappeared.
** "Fashion Victims" shows some naked Ronks who have been stripped by Walter so their clothes could be used to tie up a saber-toothed tiger, who are [[SceneryCensor conveniently obscured by a bush, a rock and some huge leaves]] before they look down and cover themselves with their arms while smiling sheepishly before ducking out of view.
** "I Smell a Hat" has Mormagnon cover his pelvic region with a huge leaf after his ceremonial costume has
** "Fashion Victims" shows some naked Ronks who have been stripped by Walter so their clothes could be used to tie up a saber-toothed tiger, who are [[SceneryCensor conveniently obscured by a bush, a rock and some huge leaves]] before they look down and cover themselves with their arms while smiling sheepishly before ducking out of view.
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* NakedPeopleAreFunny: "Fashion Victims" shows some Ronks winding up naked after Walter takes their clothes to tie them together and stop a saber-toothed tiger, with their humiliation at being left naked in public played for humor.
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* SceneryCensor: After Walter takes the other Ronks' clothes to tie them together and use them to stop a saber-toothed tiger in "Fashion Victims", we see three naked Ronks consisting of two men obscured by a bush and a rock and one woman obscured by huge leaves.
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* FreakyFridayFlip: "Body Swap" has Flash switch brains with Mormagnon, with things eventually escalating to everyone in the Ronk tribe exchanging minds.
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* IAteWhat: In "Body Swap", Flash in Mormagnon's body is disgusted when Mila tells him the medicine she gave him is snail juice.
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* VoicesAreMental: "Body Swap" plays the trope of characters switching minds having each other's voices straight.
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* FalseTeethTomfoolery: "Stormy Weather" has a gag where Flash is shown to wear false teeth and his dentures come out trying to penetrate Mila's hair with his teeth after it's been hardened by rainwater.
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* BalloonBelly: Though {{Downplayed|Trope}}, one episode has Mormagnon eating many food [[BreakingtheFourthWall (as said above)]].
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* BalloonBelly: Though {{Downplayed|Trope}}, one episode BirthdayEpisode: "Birthday Bashed" has Mormagnon eating many food [[BreakingtheFourthWall (as said above)]].Flash introduce the concept of birthdays to the Ronks, with the main plot concerning Mila's birthday celebration.
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* BrokenPedestal: In "Intergalactic Star", Flash becomes disillusioned after learning his idol Dazzle is a BitchInSheepsClothing who only puts on an amiable act to try and improve her show's ratings.
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* PorkyPigPronunciation: In "Turn Up The Heat", Flash stutters while trying to say "freezing" before settling on instead saying "chilly".
* AccidentalTruth:
** In "Humongorilla", the titular gigantic gorilla turns out to be real after Mormagnon claimed to have made the creature up to take advantage of the Ronks' superstitions.
** In "Little Ronks of Horror", Flash entertains the Ronks with a story about a creature called a Croakadragon that later turns out to exist after Mormagnon disguised himself as the creature to mess with the Ronks. At the end of the episode, Flash makes up another story about a zombie werewolf that also turns out to be real in the final shot.
** In "Humongorilla", the titular gigantic gorilla turns out to be real after Mormagnon claimed to have made the creature up to take advantage of the Ronks' superstitions.
** In "Little Ronks of Horror", Flash entertains the Ronks with a story about a creature called a Croakadragon that later turns out to exist after Mormagnon disguised himself as the creature to mess with the Ronks. At the end of the episode, Flash makes up another story about a zombie werewolf that also turns out to be real in the final shot.
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* RealAfterAll: In "Humongorilla", the titular gigantic gorilla turns out to be real after Mormagnon claimed to have made the creature up to take advantage of the Ronks' superstitions.
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* AliensSpeakingEnglish: Flash and his rival Red are aliens, but already know and speak English.
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* AliensSpeakingEnglish: Flash and his rival Red are aliens, but already know and speak English. As a matter of fact, every alien who shows up in the show is introduced already fluent in English.
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* HandOrObjectUnderwear: "I Smell a Hat" has Mormagnon cover his pelvic region with a huge leaf after his ceremonial costume has disappeared.
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* TheNotSoHarmlessPunishment: In "I Smell a Hat", Flash is sentenced to the punishment of "the double tickle" for allegedly stealing Mormagnon's ceremonial costume. Flash laughs this up before he sees that the punishment is that he'll go down a conveyor belt to be crushed between two spinning cylinders.
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* ButtBiter: A cat bites Mormagnon on the rear in "Stuck on You".
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* ChainedHeat: In "Stuck on You", Mormagnon and Flash get into a squabble that results in them getting stuck together because of some paste Mama accidentally created by overcooking her fish stew.
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* GrossUpCloseUp: "Flash a Smile" features sickening close-ups of Walter, Lulu and the other Ronks' decaying teeth.
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* NegativeContinuity: There are occasional continuity discrepancies, such as the numbering of Flash's personal logs being inconsistent or "The Flying Dodo" showing the Ronks to have a game called dodo ball when the previous episode "Game On" established that sports were a concept unknown to the Ronks.
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* NegativeContinuity: There are occasional continuity discrepancies, such as the numbering of Flash's personal logs being inconsistent or "The Flying Dodo" showing the Ronks to have a game called dodo ball when the previous episode "Game On" established that sports were a concept unknown to the Ronks.Ronks and ended with Mama prohibiting sports.
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* NegativeContinuity: There are occasional continuity discrepancies, such as the numbering of Flash's personal logs being inconsistent or "The Flying Dodo" showing the Ronks to have a game called dodo ball when the previous episode "Game On" established that sports were a concept unknown to the Ronks.
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