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[[caption-width-right:320:This looks like a job for the Zula Patrol![[note]]Zula Patrol members - Clockwise from middle: Bula, Zeeter, Wigg, Wizzy, Multo, and Gorga.[[/note]]]]

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[[caption-width-right:320:This looks like is a job for the Zula Patrol![[note]]Zula Patrol members - Clockwise from middle: Bula, Zeeter, Wigg, Wizzy, Multo, and Gorga.[[/note]]]]
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* AnimationEvolution: The newer episodes have characters all bouncy and stretchy, when they didn't deform when moving in the first seasons. This is most obvious in the intro, where Multo now appears more like an inflated balloon float in his part of the theme song.

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* AnimationEvolution: The newer episodes have characters all bouncy apply copious amounts of squash and stretchy, when they stretch to characters, which didn't deform when moving happen in the first older seasons. This is most obvious in the intro, where Multo now appears more like an inflated balloon float in his part of the theme song.
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[[caption-width-right:320:This looks like a job for the Zula Patrol![[note]]Zula Patrol members - Clockwise from middle: Bula, Zeeter, Wigg, Wizzy, Multo, and Gorga.[[/note]]]]
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* ExtendableArms: Deliria stretches her arms pretty far sometimes, such as in "Birds of a Feather" where she stretches her arms to turn on her robot's flying bird wings.
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* AnimationEvolution: The newer episodes have characters all bouncy and stretchy, when they didn't deform when moving in the first seasons. This is most obvious in the intro, where Multo now appears more like an inflated balloon float in his part of the theme song.
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* OriginEpisode: "Three Ringed Gorga" reveals that Gorga was formerly the most famous performer at Umbra and Penumbra's Flying Circus. He later started getting tired of it, and tried to go with the moon for adventures. The greedy ringmaster then tried to capture him, but Gorga escaped and launched the circus to nowhere. After saying his goodbyes to the moon, Gorga accepted Bula's offer to be on the Zula Patrol.

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* OriginEpisode: OriginsEpisode: "Three Ringed Gorga" reveals that Gorga was formerly the most famous performer at Umbra and Penumbra's Flying Circus. He later started getting tired of it, and tried to go with the moon for adventures. The greedy ringmaster then tried to capture him, but Gorga escaped and launched the circus to nowhere. After saying his goodbyes to the moon, Gorga accepted Bula's offer to be on the Zula Patrol.

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* OriginEpisode: "Three Ringed Gorga" reveals that Gorga was formerly the most famous performer at Umbra and Penumbra's Flying Circus. He later started getting tired of it, and tried to go with the moon for adventures. The greedy ringmaster then tried to capture him, but Gorga escaped and launched the circus to nowhere. After saying his goodbyes to the moon, Gorga accepted Bula's offer to be on the Zula Patrol.



** Dark Truder's signature fallback plan. Also expect Traxie as part of it.

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** Dark Truder's signature fallback plan. Also expect Traxie Traxie, his talking hairpiece, as part of it.

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** Dark Truder: Dark (In-) Truder is a pun on [[Franchise/StarWars Darth (Dark In-) Vader.]]

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** Dark Truder: Dark (In-) Truder is a pun on Darth (Dark In-) Vader from [[Franchise/StarWars Darth (Dark In-) Vader.]]Star Wars]].
** The episode "May the Force Be Wigg You" is another pun on a Star Wars concept, with "With" being replaced with a character's name in Wigg.

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* GreatBigBookOfEverything: The Multopedia. Just...just the Multopedia. Every principle taught is in here, somewhere. And it IS a DoorStopper.
* HumanoidAliens: If you were supposed to be a living creature, expect to be this here.

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* GreatBigBookOfEverything: The Multopedia. Just...just the Multopedia. Every principle taught is in here, somewhere. And it IS a DoorStopper.
DoorStopper. Then on top of ''that'' it can project a hologram of a principle, and people are routinely shown going ''inside'' the book to "physically" see the stuff inside.
* HumanoidAliens: If you were supposed to be a living creature, expect to be this here.appear like a humanoid version of your related species, and possibly with alien features too.



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The 1999 date appears to be wrong. There's a trademark registration in 1998, the website archives claim the characters started out on cast covers, and the archives date from 1998.


3D/CG animated television series aimed at preschoolers to 2nd Graders that started airing on Creator/PBSKids in 2005 and now runs on Creator/{{Qubo}}. Created by Deb Manchester in 1999, Zula Patrol was originally a children's book. This series was designed to entertain while promoting an understanding of science and astronomy through engaging character-driven stories, which focus on specific educational science learning objectives. In every episode of The Zula Patrol, the characters demonstrate inquiry-based learning and critical thinking skills. They also model inquisitiveness, observation, self-reflection, and social experiences that encourage collaboration, teamwork, and an excitement for scientific exploration and problem solving.

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3D/CG animated television series aimed at preschoolers to 2nd Graders that started airing on Creator/PBSKids in 2005 and now runs on Creator/{{Qubo}}. Created by Deb Manchester in 1999, 1998, Zula Patrol was originally a set of characters on cast covers, then a children's book. This book series. The TV series was designed to entertain while promoting an understanding of science and astronomy through engaging character-driven stories, which focus on specific educational science learning objectives. In every episode of The Zula Patrol, the characters demonstrate inquiry-based learning and critical thinking skills. They also model inquisitiveness, observation, self-reflection, and social experiences that encourage collaboration, teamwork, and an excitement for scientific exploration and problem solving.
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* TranslatorCollar: Buzzy is a ferret from Earth given this collar by the Zula Patrol so he could communicate with them.
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* EpisodeTitleCard: Every episode opens with a title card that is surrounded by the main characters.

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