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* TheMole: Madame Black, Professor Calculus's servant, is a spy who works for the villain.
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* FunnyForeigner: The YouNoTakeCandle-[=speaking=] Syldavian farmer Tintin knocks at the door of to ask if he can use his phone for a call. In the French version, he understands Tintin's "coup de téléphone" ("calling with the phone") [[{{Malaproper}} with the other meaning of "coup", "to hit"]], then points his blunderbuss through the door's hole at Tintin, who dodges a shot, and said shot destroys the farmer's poor dog's kennel.
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* SelfDestructMechanism: The underwater base has one and [[spoiler:Rastapopoulos]] activates it when he need to escape.
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* SelfDestructMechanism: The underwater base has one and [[spoiler:Rastapopoulos]] activates it when he need needs to escape.
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* Now Which Was That Voice?:The English dub of the film doesn't list of the English voice actors many fans have said that it was Belevison cast.
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* Now Which Was That Voice?:The NowWhichOneWasThatVoice: The English dub of the film doesn't list of the English voice actors many fans have said that it was Belevison Belvision cast.
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* CallBack: The iconic submarine of ''[[Recap/TintinRedRackhamsTreasure Red Rackham's Treasure]]'' is back.
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* CallBack: The iconic shark-shaped submarine of ''[[Recap/TintinRedRackhamsTreasure Red Rackham's Treasure]]'' is back.
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''Tintin and the Lake of Sharks'' (''Tintin et le Lac aux requins'') is a 1972 Belgian-French animated film based on Creator/{{Herge}}'s comic book hero, Franchise/{{Tintin}}. The story is not based on any of the comic book storymines, it's an original story created by Hergé's fellow Belgian cartoonist Greg.
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''Tintin and the Lake of Sharks'' (''Tintin et le Lac aux requins'') is a 1972 Belgian-French animated film based on Creator/{{Herge}}'s comic book hero, Franchise/{{Tintin}}. The story is not based on any of the comic book storymines, storylines, it's an original story created by Hergé's fellow Belgian cartoonist Greg.
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''Tintin and the Lake of Sharks'' (''Tintin et le Lac aux requins'') is a 1972 Belgian-French animated film based on Creator/{{Herge}}'s Franchise/{{Tintin}} comic book series. The story is not based on any of the comic books, it's an original story created by Hergé's fellow Belgian cartoonist Greg.
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''Tintin and the Lake of Sharks'' (''Tintin et le Lac aux requins'') is a 1972 Belgian-French animated film based on Creator/{{Herge}}'s Franchise/{{Tintin}} comic book series. hero, Franchise/{{Tintin}}. The story is not based on any of the comic books, book storymines, it's an original story created by Hergé's fellow Belgian cartoonist Greg.
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''Tintin and the Lake of Sharks'' (''Tintin et le Lac aux requins'') is a 1972 Belgian-French animated film based on Franchise/{{Tintin}} franchise created by Creator/{{Herge}}. The story is not based on any of the comic books, it's an original story created by Hergé's fellow Belgian cartoonist Greg.
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''Tintin and the Lake of Sharks'' (''Tintin et le Lac aux requins'') is a 1972 Belgian-French animated film based on Creator/{{Herge}}'s Franchise/{{Tintin}} franchise created by Creator/{{Herge}}.comic book series. The story is not based on any of the comic books, it's an original story created by Hergé's fellow Belgian cartoonist Greg.
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''Tintin and the Lake of Sharks'' (''Tintin et le Lac aux requins'') is a 1972 Belgian-French animated film based on Franchise/{{Tintin}} franchise created by Creator/{{Herge}}. The story is not based on any of the comic books, it's an original story by Belgian cartoonist Greg.
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''Tintin and the Lake of Sharks'' (''Tintin et le Lac aux requins'') is a 1972 Belgian-French animated film based on Franchise/{{Tintin}} franchise created by Creator/{{Herge}}. The story is not based on any of the comic books, it's an original story created by Hergé's fellow Belgian cartoonist Greg.
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''Tintin and the Lake of Sharks'' (''Tintin et le Lac aux requins'') is a 1972 Belgian-French animated film based on Franchise/{{Tintin}} franchise created by Creator/{{Herge}}. \n The story is not based on any of the comic books, it's an original story by Belgian cartoonist Greg.
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* TheyHaveTheScent: Snowy and Gustav sniff the flipper of the frogman. Gustav brings Haddock to a dumping ground, whereas Snowy picks up the scent and brings Tintin to a SecretUndergroundPassage.
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* ComingInHot: Tintin has to make an emergency landing in the mountains with a sabotaged aircraft.
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* HijackedByGanon: The big bad is revealed to be [[spoiler:Rastapopoulos, a recurring opponent of Tintin]].
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* CallBack: The iconic submarine of ''Recap/TintinRedRackhamsTreasure'' is back.
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* CallBack: The iconic submarine of ''Recap/TintinRedRackhamsTreasure'' ''[[Recap/TintinRedRackhamsTreasure Red Rackham's Treasure]]'' is back.
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** In the beginning a valuable object is stolen from a museum. The attendant notices it is missing, then the thieves replace the object by a copy. Just like in ''Recap/TintinTheBrokenEar''.
** In the airport, Lazlo Carreidas from ''Recap/TintinFlight714'' is waiting for his flight.
** Tintin is hitchhiking in Syldavia. He is picked up by Bianca Castafiore, just like in ''Recap/TintinKingOttokarsSceptre''.
** In the airport, Lazlo Carreidas from ''Recap/TintinFlight714'' is waiting for his flight.
** Tintin is hitchhiking in Syldavia. He is picked up by Bianca Castafiore, just like in ''Recap/TintinKingOttokarsSceptre''.
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** In the beginning a valuable object is stolen from a museum. The attendant notices it is missing, then the thieves replace the object by a copy. Just like in ''Recap/TintinTheBrokenEar''.
''[[Recap/TintinTheBrokenEar The Broken Ear]]''.
** In the airport, Lazlo Carreidas from''Recap/TintinFlight714'' ''[[Recap/TintinFlight714 Flight 714]]'' is waiting for his flight.
** Tintin is hitchhiking in Syldavia. He is picked up by Bianca Castafiore, just like in''Recap/TintinKingOttokarsSceptre''.''[[Recap/TintinKingOttokarsSceptre King Ottokar's Sceptre]]''.
** In the airport, Lazlo Carreidas from
** Tintin is hitchhiking in Syldavia. He is picked up by Bianca Castafiore, just like in
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* CallBack: The iconic submarine of ''Recap/TintinRedRackhamsTreasure'' is back.
* CavalryRefusal: The Syldavian police refuses to intervene at first, because the lake is on the Bordurian border and the police is afraid of diplomatic incidents. {{Subverted|Trope}}, because in the end the Syldavian police shows up to arrest the villains. [[DoubleSubversion Double subverted]], because the police refuses to chase the big bad's submarine beyond the Bordurian border.
* CavalryRefusal: The Syldavian police refuses to intervene at first, because the lake is on the Bordurian border and the police is afraid of diplomatic incidents. {{Subverted|Trope}}, because in the end the Syldavian police shows up to arrest the villains. [[DoubleSubversion Double subverted]], because the police refuses to chase the big bad's submarine beyond the Bordurian border.
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** In the beginning a valuable object is stolen from a museum. The attendant notices it is missing, then the thieves replace the object by a copy. Just like in ''Recap/TintinTheBrokenEar''.
** In the airport, Lazlo Carreidas from ''Recap/TintinFlight714'' is waiting for his flight.
** Tintin is hitchhiking in Syldavia. He is picked up by Bianca Castafiore, just like in ''Recap/TintinKingOttokarsSceptre''.
** In the beginning a valuable object is stolen from a museum. The attendant notices it is missing, then the thieves replace the object by a copy. Just like in ''Recap/TintinTheBrokenEar''.
** In the airport, Lazlo Carreidas from ''Recap/TintinFlight714'' is waiting for his flight.
** Tintin is hitchhiking in Syldavia. He is picked up by Bianca Castafiore, just like in ''Recap/TintinKingOttokarsSceptre''.
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* BusmansHoliday: Tintin and Captain Haddock are supposed to go on holiday in professor Calculus's villa. This holiday won't be very relaxing.
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* ConspicuouslyLightPatch: One of the most striking example is the rocks that collapse in the chasm after Tintin saves Nouchka from falling.
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* ConspicuouslyLightPatch: One of the most striking example examples is the rocks that collapse in the chasm after Tintin saves Nouchka from falling.
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** Tintin and Snowy discover the first one when they are on the frogman's trail. It contains stolen artworks.
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** Tintin and Snowy discover the first one not far from the lake when they are on the frogman's trail. It contains stolen artworks.
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* SecretUndergroundPassage: The bad guys use two secret passages:
** Tintin and Snowy discover the first one when they are on the frogman's trail. It contains stolen artworks.
** They discover the second one when they search professor Calculus's villa for bugs. It is hidden behind a clock and it leads to the bottom of the well.
** Tintin and Snowy discover the first one when they are on the frogman's trail. It contains stolen artworks.
** They discover the second one when they search professor Calculus's villa for bugs. It is hidden behind a clock and it leads to the bottom of the well.
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Whereas valuable artworks are stolen in museums and replaces by copies, Tintin and Captain Haddock are invited by professor Calculus in Syldavia. Professor Calculus develops his latest invention: a machine that can replicate any object.
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Whereas valuable artworks are stolen in museums and replaces replaced by copies, Tintin and Captain Haddock are invited by professor Calculus in Syldavia. Professor Calculus develops his latest invention: a machine that can replicate any object.
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* LiteralCliffhanger: The plane used by Tintin, Captain Haddock, Thompson and Thomson crashes on the edge of a cliff and tilts precariously. Fortunately, Niko and Nouchka save them.
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** The plane used by Tintin, Captain Haddock, Thompson and Thomson crashes on the edge of a cliff and tilts precariously. Fortunately, Niko and Nouchka savethem.them.
** Later, Nouchka ends up hanging from a shrub above a chasm. Tintin saves her.
** The plane used by Tintin, Captain Haddock, Thompson and Thomson crashes on the edge of a cliff and tilts precariously. Fortunately, Niko and Nouchka save
** Later, Nouchka ends up hanging from a shrub above a chasm. Tintin saves her.
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* DrowningPit: The villain locks Tintin, Niko and Nouchka up in a room which is slowly filling with water. Moreover, the rising water will also activate the SelfDestructMechanism of the base.
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* Ruritania: The story is set in Syldavia, not far from the Bordurian border.
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* Ruritania: {{Ruritania}}: The story is set in Syldavia, not far from the Bordurian border.
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* RunForTheBorder: In the end, the villain crosses the border to escape from the Syldavian police. So the police must actually stop the chase, but Tintin and Captain Haddock cross the border to and catch him.
* Ruritania: The story is set in Syldavia, not far from the Bordurian border.
* Ruritania: The story is set in Syldavia, not far from the Bordurian border.
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* AppliedPhlebotinum: Calculus's invention, that can replicate any object.
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* TheFaceless: The big bad is always shown with the frame cropping out his face (we mainly see his hands), until it is revealed he is [[spoiler:Rastapopoulos]].
* HiddenVillain: The big bad is TheFaceless, until it is revealed he is [[spoiler:Rastapopoulos]].
* HiddenVillain: The big bad is TheFaceless, until it is revealed he is [[spoiler:Rastapopoulos]].
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* Slippery Skid: Thompson and Thomson slips on Captain Haddock's golf balls in the airport.
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* ComicBookAdaptation: The film has been adapted to a comic strip, though this is not officially part of the Tintin canon and it's more or less a collection of screenshots from the film with text balloons added.
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''Tintin and the Lake of Sharks'' (''Tintin et le Lac aux requins'') is a 1972 Belgian-French animated film based on Franchise/{{Tintin}} franchise created by Creator/{{Herge}}.
Whereas valuable artworks are stolen in museums and replaces by copies, Tintin and Captain Haddock are invited by professor Calculus in Syldavia. Professor Calculus develops his latest invention: a machine that can replicate any object.
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!!''Tintin and the Lake of Sharks'' provides examples of:
* CollapsingLair: Tintin, Niko and Nouchka must escape the collapsing underwater base after [[spoiler:Rastapopoulos]] locks them up and activates the SelfDestructMechanism.
* CrashCourseLanding: After the pilot jumps from the plane with a parachute, Tintin has to take control of the plane and to perform an emergency landing.
* LiteralCliffhanger: The plane used by Tintin, Captain Haddock, Thompson and Thomson crashes on the edge of a cliff and tilts precariously. Fortunately, Niko and Nouchka save them.
* SelfDestructMechanism: The underwater base has one and [[spoiler:Rastapopoulos]] activates it when he need to escape.
* SigilSpam: The underwater base is decorated with a red "R" logo (which stands for [[spoiler:Rastapopoulos]]).
* SupervillainLair: The underwater base, equiped with a SelfDestructMechanism.
* UnderwaterBase: There is one under the lake.
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Whereas valuable artworks are stolen in museums and replaces by copies, Tintin and Captain Haddock are invited by professor Calculus in Syldavia. Professor Calculus develops his latest invention: a machine that can replicate any object.
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!!''Tintin and the Lake of Sharks'' provides examples of:
* CollapsingLair: Tintin, Niko and Nouchka must escape the collapsing underwater base after [[spoiler:Rastapopoulos]] locks them up and activates the SelfDestructMechanism.
* CrashCourseLanding: After the pilot jumps from the plane with a parachute, Tintin has to take control of the plane and to perform an emergency landing.
* LiteralCliffhanger: The plane used by Tintin, Captain Haddock, Thompson and Thomson crashes on the edge of a cliff and tilts precariously. Fortunately, Niko and Nouchka save them.
* SelfDestructMechanism: The underwater base has one and [[spoiler:Rastapopoulos]] activates it when he need to escape.
* SigilSpam: The underwater base is decorated with a red "R" logo (which stands for [[spoiler:Rastapopoulos]]).
* SupervillainLair: The underwater base, equiped with a SelfDestructMechanism.
* UnderwaterBase: There is one under the lake.
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