History WesternAnimation / TomAndJerryTheFastAndTheFurry

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* MonumentalDamage: Taken UpToEleven. The title characters are given jet planes so they can race around the world "in 5 minutes". The monuments destroyed (and how) in order of appearance, are:

* WingedSoulFliesOffAtDeath: [[spoiler: Grammy's death during the air balloon part of the race. She stops by Tom's balloon to hit him before ascending to Heaven.]]

** Statue of Liberty (cloak removed, revealing a bikini. She promptly changes her pose)

* DisneyVillainDeath: Both Granny and her dog fall to their deaths when Tom accidentally makes a hole on their car's balloon while aiming at Jerry, causing them to try to jump with a parachute, only to realize that the backpack they took had none mid-fall, causing them to fight while falling straight to Borneo and their dooms. None of this, however, stops their ghosts from trying to make Tom suffer the same fate by popping his car's last balloon. However, Tom manages to subvert this trope by landing on Spike.

** Tom himself. He not only takes a large part in destroying the duo's home but he causes two racers to be missing or killed.(Granted he wasn't trying to hit Grammy but [[LackofEmpthy since he's still smiling while she and her dog try to survive he clearly doesn't care.]]) And he gets no karma for that. Unless if you possibly count the ending where [[OffscreenKarma thanks to history repeating itself in the new mansion that both Tom and Jerry will likely be kicked out for likely destroying their new home thanks to their antics.]]

* ShaggyDogStory: The whole movie mostly kicks off because the usual Tom and Jerry antics destroy their entire household and render the pair and their owner homeless; besides stumbling into the studio by chance, their whole objective was to get a new home by winning. [[spoiler:When they get their tie and take the house key by force, it seems like they've won - and then the [[Hypocrite owner]] storms in, physically abusing Tom while claiming the house for herself, forces Tom to chase Jerry, and [[HereWeGoAgain the new house collapses in a minute as a result.]]]]

* KilledOffForReal: Several of the racers die in brutal ways and don't come back. [[spoiler:Grammy's even outright shown as a ghost!]]

* ShaggyDogStory: The whole movie mostly kicks off because the usual Tom and Jerry antics destroy their entire household and render the pair and their owner homeless; besides stumbling into the studio by chance, their whole objective was to get a new home by winning. [[spoiler:When they get their tie and take the house key by force, it seems like they've won - and then the owner storms in, physically abusing Tom while claiming the house for herself, forces Tom to chase Jerry, and [[HereWeGoAgain the new house collapses in a minute as a result.]]]]

* BrickJoke: At the start of the film, Spike runs away to Borneo upon watching the house's owber returning. Once the race goes to Borneo, it is shown that Spike ''did'' nade it to Borneo... when Tom lands on top of him. Fortunaly for the pussycat, hus own car lands on Spike before he punches him.

* DisneyVillainDeath: Both Granny and her dog fall to their deaths when Tom accidentally makes a hole on thrir car's balloon whilecaiming at Jerry, causing them to try to jump with a parachute, only to realize that the backpack they took had none mid-fall, causing them to fight while falling straight to Borneo and thrir dooms. None of this, however, stops their ghosts from trying to make Tom suffer the same fate by popping his car's last balloon. However, Tom manages to subvert this trope by landing on Spike.

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** Statue of Liberty (cloak removed, [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar revealing a bikini. She promptly changes her pose]])

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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: At one point during the final sprint, Tom and Jerry end up racing so fast they end up knocking the Statue of Liberty's robes off, leaving her in a bikini. Said statue then does a provocative pose and Tom and Jerry [[DistractedByTheSexy turn back to look at her]]. Tom even does a WolfWhistle!

* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Soccer Mom and Gorthan [[go missing at various points in the race and are eliminated because of it. Despite not explicitly dying like the others, they're never seen again.]]

* KilledOffForReal: Several of the racers die.

* NoHoldsBarredBeatdown: Punchy the BoxingKangaroo's specialty: he unloads beatings on Biff and, after he saws Australia in half, Tom.

* TheUnfettered: Tom. Throughout the race, he actively tries to sabotage the other racers (particularly Jerry) using underhanded maneuvers; he has switched the signs leading towards quicksand and a safe route [[spoiler:which lead to Soccer Mom's elimination]], stopped to cut the rickety bridge in the Amazon to try and cause Jerry to fall into the river, used fish juice to try and lure in sharks to devour Jerry's car, created and used a laser to ''split Australia in half'', and tried to use a harpoon to pop the balloon keeping Jerry suspended in midair on the way to Borneo, [[spoiler:which resulted in Grammy's elimination and death when Tom's shot missed Jerry's balloon and hit hers instead]]. It is because of this attitude that he is so favored by the studio.