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* AnAesop: In every episode. For example, in the first episode Thomas learns to keep a promise rather than win a race with Diesel.
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* AdvertisedExtra: While James is no longer a main character, he is still released alongside them in merchandise packs.
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* AdvertisedExtra: While James is no longer now a side character rather than a main character, he is still released alongside them often seen with the main cast in merchandise packs.and promotional material.
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* UnexpectedlyDarkEpisode: "Something Borrowed, Something Blue". [[spoiler: Thomas' recklessness accidentally results in an avalanche that crushes his box car friend [[CompanionCube Boxy]] to pieces to a point that not even [[MissFixIt Carly and Sandy]] are able to fix him.]] It is currently one of the only episodes of the series to reference the phenomenon of [[CharacterDeath scrapping.]]
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* UnexpectedlyDarkEpisode: "Something Borrowed, Something Blue". [[spoiler: Thomas is pulling a non-sentient boxcar who he refers to as [[CompanionCube Boxy]] and treats as an imaginary friend. Thomas' recklessness recklessness, however, accidentally results in an avalanche that crushes his box car friend [[CompanionCube Boxy]] Boxy to pieces to a point that not even [[MissFixIt Carly and Sandy]] are able to fix him.]] It is currently one of the only episodes of the series to reference the phenomenon of [[CharacterDeath scrapping.]]
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* DetailHoggingCover: Almost all of the show's promotional art, including the first image ever revealed of the show, is significantly glossier than the actual animation.
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* DetailHoggingCover: Almost In almost all of the show's promotional art, including the first image ever publicly revealed of the show, is the engines look significantly glossier than they do in the actual animation.show.
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* DetailHoggingCover: Almost all of the show's promotional art, including the first image ever revealed of the show, is significantly glossier than the actual animation.
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* EatingMachine: Implied. No engine is actually seen eating, but Nia wants a cake at her celebration, and Percy says 'yum' when he smells gingerbread.
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* EatingMachine: Implied. No engine is actually seen eating, but Nia wants a cake at her celebration, never specifying whether she really just wants it for the human guests, and Percy says 'yum' when he smells gingerbread.
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[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/90f77519_e6d4_4d87_a1af_9727d341ce37.jpeg [[{{Catchphrase}} "Here comes Thomas!"]][[note]]From left to right: Nia, Kana, Percy, Thomas and Diesel. Not pictured: Carly, Sandy, Gordon, Sir Topham Hatt and a lot of characters appearing in this show.[[/note]]]]
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[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/90f77519_e6d4_4d87_a1af_9727d341ce37.jpeg [[{{Catchphrase}} [[CharacterCatchphrase "Here comes Thomas!"]][[note]]From left to right: Nia, Kana, Percy, Thomas and Diesel. Not pictured: Carly, Sandy, Gordon, Sir Topham Hatt and a lot of characters appearing in this show.[[/note]]]]
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* SlasherSmile: In "Blue Engine Blues", Thomas tries to stay happy through the whole episode and makes a smile that comes off as this.
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* AdaptationalNiceGuy: Applies to pretty much everyone; even playful teasing is largely absent. It’s especially noticeable with characters who are traditionally portrayed as {{Jerkass}}es like James and Diesel.
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* WideEyesShrunkenIrises: Happens quite often, particularly during "OhCrap" moments.
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* WideEyesShrunkenIrises: WideEyesAndShrunkenIrises: Happens quite often, particularly during "OhCrap" moments.
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* WideEyesShrunkenIrises: Happens quite often, particularly during "OhCrap" moments.
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* SteamNeverDies: [[PlayingWithATrope Played with]]; When it comes to characters original to ''All Engines Go'', much of the cast based on railway vehicles are rarely steam powered, including Kana, Sandy, Farona, Frederico, Riff, and Jiff. On the other hand, however, nearly every other locomotive character brought over from the original series (barring Diesel, Kenji and Salty) is steam powered.
* ToTheTuneOf: Some of the song numbers in this show are sung in the tune of older children's songs (EX: "Music is Everywhere" (from the episode of the same name) is sung to the tune of "The Wheels on the Bus")
* ToTheTuneOf: Some of the song numbers in this show are sung in the tune of older children's songs (EX: "Music is Everywhere" (from the episode of the same name) is sung to the tune of "The Wheels on the Bus")
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* SteamNeverDies: [[PlayingWithATrope Played with]]; When it comes to characters original to ''All Engines Go'', much of the cast based on railway vehicles are rarely steam powered, steam-powered, including Kana, Sandy, Farona, Frederico, Riff, and Jiff. On the other hand, however, nearly every other locomotive character brought over from the original series (barring Diesel, Kenji Kenji, and Salty) is steam powered.
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* TertiarySexualCharacteristics: Every female vehicle character has feminine eyelashes, though oval-shaped eyes and visible lips are not universal.
* ToTheTuneOf: Some of the song numbers in this show are sungin to the tune of older children's songs (EX: "Music is Everywhere" (from the episode of the same name) is sung to the tune of "The Wheels on the Bus")
* TertiarySexualCharacteristics: Every female vehicle character has feminine eyelashes, though oval-shaped eyes and visible lips are not universal.
* ToTheTuneOf: Some of the song numbers in this show are sung
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* UnexpectedlyDarkEpisode: "Something Borrowed, Something Blue". [[spoiler: Thomas' recklessness accidentally results in an avalanche that crushes his box car friend [[CompanionCube Boxy]] to pieces to a point that not even [[MissFixIt Carly and Sandy]] are able to fix him.]] It is currently one of the only episodes of the series to reference the phenomenon of [[CharacterDeath scrapping.]]
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* AnachronismStew: The majority of Sodor's engines remain steam-powered ones, but, in Race for the Sodor Cup, Sir Topham Hatt appears to keep track of the race with a smartphone, if not a tablet.
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* AnachronismStew: The majority of Sodor's engines remain steam-powered ones, but, but people have been seen using smartphones and, in Race for the Sodor Cup, Sir Topham Hatt appears to keep track of the race with a smartphone, if not one case, a tablet.
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!!Here comes the Thomas tropes!:
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