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* AffablyEvil: Surprisingly, the Horseman himself is this to an extent. He's only going after his head and never harms anyone he comes in contact with, despite the fact that he is clearly built up as an EvilSorcerer. He even ''accepts candy'' from a security guard at one point.
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* AffablyEvil: Surprisingly, the Horseman himself is this to an extent. He's only going after his head and never harms anyone he comes in contact with, despite the fact that he is clearly built up as an EvilSorcerer. He even ''accepts candy'' from a security guard at one point.point (said guard assumed that he was just somebody in a Halloween-costume).
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* {{Foreshadowing}}:[[spoiler: There are some hints throughout the special that Nick's related to Ichabod Crane, the schoolmaster from "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow." [[SameSurnameMeansRelated Aside from having the same last name,]] Nick bears a very strong resemblance to Ichabod and, just like Ichabod, Nick's a bit of scaredy-cat. In the end, Nick reveals to Kate and Nathaniel that he is (distantly) related to Ichabod Crane through his dad's side of the family--when Kate questions why he didn't reveal this sooner, Nick explains that because of Ichabod's reputation, he didn't consider it something to really brag about.]]
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* {{Foreshadowing}}:[[spoiler: There are some hints throughout the special that Nick's related to Ichabod Crane, the schoolmaster from "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow." [[SameSurnameMeansRelated Aside from having the same last name,]] To go into greater detail:]]
** [[spoiler:[[SameSurnameMeansRelated 1.) Nickbears a very strong resemblance to and Ichabod and, just have the last name (and "Crane" isn't exactly a common surname).]]]]
** [[spoiler:2.) Just like Ichabod, Nick'sa bit shown to be kind of scaredy-cat. In a scaredy-cat throughout the special]].
** [[spoiler:3.) Nick looks pretty much identical to Ichabod, with some minor physical differences (like Nick having freckles and having blonde hair instead of being a brunette without freckles like Ichabod was).]]
*** [[spoiler:In the end, Nick revealsto Kate and Nathaniel that he is (distantly) actually related to Ichabod Crane (albeit very distantly) through his dad's side of the family--when family[[note]]This doesn't necessarily that Nick's a direct descendant of Ichabod--assuming that Ichabod never had children after being chased out of Sleepy Hollow, it's possible that Ichabod had sibling (most likely a brother) whom Nick descended from (through his dad's side of the family), making Nick an ''in''direct descendant of Ichabod[[/note]]. When Kate questions why he Nick didn't reveal this sooner, Nick explains admits that because of Ichabod's reputation, he didn't consider it something to really brag about.was initially embarrassed about it, since Ichabod Crane doesn't exactly the greatest reputation.]]
** [[spoiler:[[SameSurnameMeansRelated 1.) Nick
** [[spoiler:2.) Just like Ichabod, Nick's
** [[spoiler:3.) Nick looks pretty much identical to Ichabod, with some minor physical differences (like Nick having freckles and having blonde hair instead of being a brunette without freckles like Ichabod was).]]
*** [[spoiler:In the end, Nick reveals
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''The Haunted Pumpkin of Sleepy Hollow'' is a 47 minute long television special based on ''Literature/TheLegendOfSleepyHollow''. Released in 2003, it originally aired on Creator/CartoonNetwork from October 21, 2005 through October 31, 2006.
The plot concerns Nick Crane and his friend Kate, who wind up with a magic pumpkin that is actually the head of the Headless Horseman. They and the ghost of Revolutionary War hero Nathaniel Washington must keep it away from the horseman until midnight. If he retrieves it before than, he will be able to come back to life and regain all of his powers.
The plot concerns Nick Crane and his friend Kate, who wind up with a magic pumpkin that is actually the head of the Headless Horseman. They and the ghost of Revolutionary War hero Nathaniel Washington must keep it away from the horseman until midnight. If he retrieves it before than, he will be able to come back to life and regain all of his powers.
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''The Haunted Pumpkin of Sleepy Hollow'' is a 47 minute long 47-minute-long television special based on ''Literature/TheLegendOfSleepyHollow''. Released in 2003, it originally aired on Creator/CartoonNetwork from October 21, 2005 through October 31, 2006.
The plot concernsNick Crane and his friend Kate, a pair of friends from Sleepy Hollow, New York who wind up with a magic pumpkin that is actually turns out to be the head of the Headless Horseman. Horseman from "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow." They and team up with the ghost of Nathaniel Washington, a Revolutionary War hero Nathaniel Washington must War-hero, to keep it away from the horseman him until midnight. If midnight--this is because if he retrieves it were to gain the head before than, he will be able to then, he'll come back to life and regain all of his powers.
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* TheBully: Tucker. A bully who picks on Nick by scaring him and calls him "Nichabod".
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* TheBully: Tucker. A Tucker's a bully who picks on Nick by scaring him and mockingly calls him "Nichabod"."Nichabod."
* {{Foreshadowing}}:[[spoiler: There are some hints throughout the special that Nick's related to Ichabod Crane, the schoolmaster from "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow." [[SameSurnameMeansRelated Aside from having the same last name,]] Nick bears a very strong resemblance to Ichabod and, just like Ichabod, Nick's a bit of scaredy-cat. In the end, Nick reveals to Kate and Nathaniel that he is (distantly) related to Ichabod Crane through his dad's side of the family--when Kate questions why he didn't reveal this sooner, Nick explains that because of Ichabod's reputation, he didn't consider it something to really brag about.]]
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* RealAfterAll: The story of Sleepy Hollow is revealed to be based on true events in this universe.
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* RealAfterAll: The For this HalloweenSpecial, the story of Sleepy Hollow is revealed to be based on true events in this universe.events.
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* StupidCrooks: Grunk and Leo are bumbling thieves. They steal the Sleepy Hollow manuscript and hide it in the pumpkin, resulting in Nick and Kate gaining it when they take the pumpkin. They spend the rest of the movie trying to get it back.
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* StupidCrooks: Grunk and Leo are a pair of bumbling thieves. They steal the Sleepy Hollow manuscript and hide it in the pumpkin, resulting in Nick and Kate gaining it when they take the pumpkin.pumpkin (as they were looking for one for their school's "Scary Pumpkin" contest). They spend the rest of the movie trying to get it back.
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''The Haunted Pumpkin of Sleepy Hollow'' is a 47 minute long television special based on ''Literature/TheLegendOfSleepyHollow''. Released in 2003, it originally aired on Creator/CartoonNetwork from October 2003 21, 2005 through October 27, 2006.
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* WhenTreesAttack: The Horseman brings trees to life with his magic.
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. Plus, the description fits Evil Duo to a tee, not Those Two Bad Guys (which was originally defined as a pair of bantering, exposition-spouting goons).
. Plus, the description fits Evil Duo to a tee, not Those Two Bad Guys (which was originally defined as a pair of bantering, exposition-spouting goons).* EvilDuo: Grunk and Leo are a mix of this and BumblingHenchmenDuo. Leo is the shorter, smarter leader who thinks he's a genius. Grunk is the DumbMuscle who towers over him. Both of them are [[ButtMonkey butt monkeys]].
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* FourFingeredHands: Most of the characters have five fingers, but for some reason [[ThoseTwoBadGuys Grunk and Leo]] and Nathaniel have only four. Grunk and Leo might be justified, as they are drawn in a more cartoony manner than the other characters. Nathaniel is an odd case since even the other ghosts have five fingers.
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* FourFingeredHands: Most of the characters have five fingers, but for some reason [[ThoseTwoBadGuys [[EvilDuo Grunk and Leo]] and Nathaniel have only four. Grunk and Leo might be justified, as they are drawn in a more cartoony manner than the other characters. Nathaniel is an odd case since even the other ghosts have five fingers.
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* ThoseTwoBadGuys: Grunk and Leo are a classic example played to a tee. Leo is the shorter, smarter leader who thinks he's a genius. Grunk is the DumbMuscle who towers over him. Both of them are [[ButtMonkey butt monkeys]].
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'''The Haunted Pumpkin of Sleepy Hollow''' is a 47 minute long television special based on ''Literature/TheLegendOfSleepyHollow''. It originally aired on Creator/CartoonNetwork in October of 2003.
The plot concerns Nick Crane and his friend Kate, who wind up with a magic pumpkin that is actually the head of the Headless Horseman. They and the ghost of Nathaniel Washington must keep it away from the horseman until midnight. If he retrieves it before than, he will be able to come back to life and regain all of his powers.
The plot concerns Nick Crane and his friend Kate, who wind up with a magic pumpkin that is actually the head of the Headless Horseman. They and the ghost of Nathaniel Washington must keep it away from the horseman until midnight. If he retrieves it before than, he will be able to come back to life and regain all of his powers.
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'''The Haunted Pumpkin of Sleepy Hollow''' is a 47 minute long television special based on ''Literature/TheLegendOfSleepyHollow''. It Released in 2002, it originally aired on Creator/CartoonNetwork in from October of 2003.
2003 through October 2006.
The plot concerns Nick Crane and his friend Kate, who wind up with a magic pumpkin that is actually the head of the Headless Horseman. They and the ghost of Revolutionary War hero Nathaniel Washington must keep it away from the horseman until midnight. If he retrieves it before than, he will be able to come back to life and regain all of his powers.
The plot concerns Nick Crane and his friend Kate, who wind up with a magic pumpkin that is actually the head of the Headless Horseman. They and the ghost of Revolutionary War hero Nathaniel Washington must keep it away from the horseman until midnight. If he retrieves it before than, he will be able to come back to life and regain all of his powers.
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* AffablyEvil: Surprisingly, the Horseman is this to an extent. He's only going after his head and never harms anyone he comes in contact with, despite the fact that he is clearly built up as an EvilSorcerer. He even accepts candy from a security guard at one point.
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* AffablyEvil: Surprisingly, the Horseman himself is this to an extent. He's only going after his head and never harms anyone he comes in contact with, despite the fact that he is clearly built up as an EvilSorcerer. He even accepts candy ''accepts candy'' from a security guard at one point.
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* EvilSorcerer: The Horseman had great magical powers in life. In the special, he uses his magic to bring trees to life.
* FourFingeredHands: Most of the characters have five fingers, but for some reason [[ThoseTwoBadGuys Grunk and Leo]] and Nathaniel have only four. Grunk and Leo might be justified, as they are drawn in a more cartoony manner than the other characters. Nathaniel is an odd case since even other ghosts have five fingers.
* HeadlessHorseman: The main antagonist.
* HealingFactor: The pumpkin has this, sealing itself back up after Grunk and Leo cut it open to hide the manuscript inside of it. This ''might'' be the reason Nathaniel never suggests destroying the pumpkin (though the exact degree of its regenerative abilities is unrevealed).
* FourFingeredHands: Most of the characters have five fingers, but for some reason [[ThoseTwoBadGuys Grunk and Leo]] and Nathaniel have only four. Grunk and Leo might be justified, as they are drawn in a more cartoony manner than the other characters. Nathaniel is an odd case since even other ghosts have five fingers.
* HeadlessHorseman: The main antagonist.
* HealingFactor: The pumpkin has this, sealing itself back up after Grunk and Leo cut it open to hide the manuscript inside of it. This ''might'' be the reason Nathaniel never suggests destroying the pumpkin (though the exact degree of its regenerative abilities is unrevealed).
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* EvilSorcerer: The Horseman had great magical powers in life. In As an undead spirit in the special, present day, he uses his magic to bring trees to life.
* FourFingeredHands: Most of the characters have five fingers, but for some reason [[ThoseTwoBadGuys Grunk and Leo]] and Nathaniel have only four. Grunk and Leo might be justified, as they are drawn in a more cartoony manner than the other characters. Nathaniel is an odd case since even the other ghosts have five fingers.
* HeadlessHorseman: The mainantagonist.
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* HealingFactor: The pumpkin has this, sealing itself back up after Grunk and Leo cut it open to hide the manuscript inside of it. This ''might'' be the reason Nathaniel never suggests destroying thepumpkin (though pumpkin, though the exact degree of its regenerative abilities is unrevealed).unrevealed.
* FourFingeredHands: Most of the characters have five fingers, but for some reason [[ThoseTwoBadGuys Grunk and Leo]] and Nathaniel have only four. Grunk and Leo might be justified, as they are drawn in a more cartoony manner than the other characters. Nathaniel is an odd case since even the other ghosts have five fingers.
* HeadlessHorseman: The main
* HealingFactor: The pumpkin has this, sealing itself back up after Grunk and Leo cut it open to hide the manuscript inside of it. This ''might'' be the reason Nathaniel never suggests destroying the
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* AffablyEvil: Surprisingly, the Horseman is this to an extant.extent. He's only going after his head and never harms anyone he comes in contact with, despite the fact that he is clearly built up as an EvilSorcerer. He even accepts candy from a security guard at one point.
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* BlatentLies: Nick claiming he knew Tucker was dressed like the Headless Horseman when he scared him in the halls and that he wasn't really scared.
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* HeadlessHorseman: The main antagonist.
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* HealingFactor: The pumpkin has this, sealing itself back up after Grunk and Leo cut it open to hide the manuscript inside of it. This ''might'' be the reason Nathaniel never suggests destroying the pumpkin (though the exact degree of its regenerative abilities is unrevealed).
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* CowardlyLion: Nathaniel is surprisingly cowardly for a ghost, even though he himself points out he can't die twice.
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'''The Haunted Pumpkin of Sleepy Hollow''' is a 47 minute long television special based on ''Literature/TheLegendOfSleepyHollow''. It originally aired on Creator/CartoonNetwork in October of 2003.
The plot concerns Nick Crane and his friend Kate, who wind up with a magic pumpkin that is actually the head of the Headless Horseman. They and the ghost of Nathaniel Washington must keep it away from the horseman until midnight. If he retrieves it before than, he will be able to come back to life and regain all of his powers.
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!!This work provides examples of:
* AffablyEvil: Surprisingly, the Horseman is this to an extant. He's only going after his head and never harms anyone he comes in contact with, despite the fact that he is clearly built up as an EvilSorcerer. He even accepts candy from a security guard at one point.
* AnimatedMusical: It has two songs.
* BaldOfEvil: Grunk has no hair.
* TheBully: Tucker. A bully who picks on Nick by scaring him and calls him "Nichabod".
* DemBones: Nick, Kate, and Nathaniel come across two talking skeletons playing cards. They chase after the trio when they think Nick was cheating (even though he wasn't playing).
* DumbMuscle: Grunk is the muscle of the duo.
* EvilSorcerer: The Horseman had great magical powers in life. In the special, he uses his magic to bring trees to life.
* FourFingeredHands: Most of the characters have five fingers, but for some reason [[ThoseTwoBadGuys Grunk and Leo]] and Nathaniel have only four. Grunk and Leo might be justified, as they are drawn in a more cartoony manner than the other characters. Nathaniel is an odd case since even other ghosts have five fingers.
* ShorterMeansSmarter: Leo is clearly smarter than Grunk, not that that's saying much.
* SmallNameBigEgo: Leo thinks he's an expert crook, but he's only smart compared to Grunk.
* StupidCrooks: Grunk and Leo are bumbling thieves. They steal the Sleepy Hollow manuscript and hide it in the pumpkin, resulting in Nick and Kate gaining it when they take the pumpkin. They spend the rest of the movie trying to get it back.
* ThoseTwoBadGuys: Grunk and Leo are a classic example played to a tee. Leo is the shorter, smarter leader who thinks he's a genius. Grunk is the DumbMuscle who towers over him. Both of them are [[ButtMonkey butt monkeys]].
* WhenTreesAttack: The Horseman brings trees to life with his magic.
The plot concerns Nick Crane and his friend Kate, who wind up with a magic pumpkin that is actually the head of the Headless Horseman. They and the ghost of Nathaniel Washington must keep it away from the horseman until midnight. If he retrieves it before than, he will be able to come back to life and regain all of his powers.
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!!This work provides examples of:
* AffablyEvil: Surprisingly, the Horseman is this to an extant. He's only going after his head and never harms anyone he comes in contact with, despite the fact that he is clearly built up as an EvilSorcerer. He even accepts candy from a security guard at one point.
* AnimatedMusical: It has two songs.
* BaldOfEvil: Grunk has no hair.
* TheBully: Tucker. A bully who picks on Nick by scaring him and calls him "Nichabod".
* DemBones: Nick, Kate, and Nathaniel come across two talking skeletons playing cards. They chase after the trio when they think Nick was cheating (even though he wasn't playing).
* DumbMuscle: Grunk is the muscle of the duo.
* EvilSorcerer: The Horseman had great magical powers in life. In the special, he uses his magic to bring trees to life.
* FourFingeredHands: Most of the characters have five fingers, but for some reason [[ThoseTwoBadGuys Grunk and Leo]] and Nathaniel have only four. Grunk and Leo might be justified, as they are drawn in a more cartoony manner than the other characters. Nathaniel is an odd case since even other ghosts have five fingers.
* ShorterMeansSmarter: Leo is clearly smarter than Grunk, not that that's saying much.
* SmallNameBigEgo: Leo thinks he's an expert crook, but he's only smart compared to Grunk.
* StupidCrooks: Grunk and Leo are bumbling thieves. They steal the Sleepy Hollow manuscript and hide it in the pumpkin, resulting in Nick and Kate gaining it when they take the pumpkin. They spend the rest of the movie trying to get it back.
* ThoseTwoBadGuys: Grunk and Leo are a classic example played to a tee. Leo is the shorter, smarter leader who thinks he's a genius. Grunk is the DumbMuscle who towers over him. Both of them are [[ButtMonkey butt monkeys]].
* WhenTreesAttack: The Horseman brings trees to life with his magic.
