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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Is Eduardo pouting while looking away from Mojo Jojo because he's "unimaginative", or because he's the BigBad of ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls''?
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** Poor Mac. He's forced to give up his imaginary friend - and in more better terms his ''genuinely'' great older brother'' - because his mom thinks he is "too old" for him, his brother is shown to be a complete bully as in the show and at one point is [[ClosetPunishment locked in a closet by Terrence]], which he could have been stuck in for hours Although this conflict is resolved by the fact that Mac can prevent Bloo from getting adopted by visiting him at the foster home every day and hang out with him without his mom knowing, there's one thing that Mac is forced to put up with every day of his life: him being ruthlessly and unrepentantly tormented by his Big Brother Bully Terrance. His brother has at times put his life at risk and made him live in constant fear.
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** Poor Mac. He's forced to give up his imaginary friend - and in more better terms his ''genuinely'' great older brother'' - because his mom thinks he is "too old" for him, his brother is shown to be a complete bully as in the show and at one point is [[ClosetPunishment locked in a closet by Terrence]], which he could have been stuck in for hours Although this conflict is resolved by the fact that Mac can prevent Bloo from getting adopted by visiting him at the foster home every day and hang out with him without his mom knowing, there's one thing that Mac is forced to put up with every day of his life: him being ruthlessly and unrepentantly tormented by his Big Brother Bully Terrance. His brother has at times put his life at risk and made him live in constant fear.hours.
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** Poor Mac. He's forced to give up his imaginary friend - and in more better terms his ''genuinely'' great older brother'' - because his mom thinks he is "too old" for him, his brother is shown to be a complete bully as in the show and at one point is [[ClosetPunishment locked in a closet by Terrence]], which he could have been stuck in for hours Although this conflict is resolved by the fact that Mac can prevent Bloo from getting adopted by visiting him at the foster home every day and hang out with him without his mom knowing, there's one thing that Mac is forced to put up with every day of his life: him being ruthlessly and unrepentantly tormented by his Big Brother Bully Terrance. His brother has at times put his life at risk and made him live in constant fear.
** Bloo's also in this position too. He's used as a [[TheScapegoat scapegoat]] for Terrence bullying Mac, is shown at low moments multiple times, and in the third act has him '''ALMOST BE EATEN ALIVE''' by Duchess over a petty reason that wasn't his fault.
** Poor Mac. He's forced to give up his imaginary friend - and in more better terms his ''genuinely'' great older brother'' - because his mom thinks he is "too old" for him, his brother is shown to be a complete bully as in the show and at one point is [[ClosetPunishment locked in a closet by Terrence]], which he could have been stuck in for hours Although this conflict is resolved by the fact that Mac can prevent Bloo from getting adopted by visiting him at the foster home every day and hang out with him without his mom knowing, there's one thing that Mac is forced to put up with every day of his life: him being ruthlessly and unrepentantly tormented by his Big Brother Bully Terrance. His brother has at times put his life at risk and made him live in constant fear.
** Bloo's also in this position too. He's used as a [[TheScapegoat scapegoat]] for Terrence bullying Mac, is shown at low moments multiple times, and in the third act has him '''ALMOST BE EATEN ALIVE''' by Duchess over a petty reason that wasn't his fault.
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* StrawmanHasAPoint: While Mac's mom forcing him to get rid of Bloo was somewhat of a rash move, given the fact that imaginary friends have sentience in this universe, her line of thinking actually makes sense. Children Mac's age acting kiddy makes them easy bullying targets in real life.
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* FanonDiscontinuity: To a lesser extent than other examples from ''Foster's'', but there are some fans that won't accept anything past the pilot movie.
* MoralEventHorizon: Duchess in the pilot, where she tries to have Bloo killed for ruining her adoption.
* OneSceneWonder: [[Franchise/ThePowerpuffGirls Mojo Jojo]] makes a cameo in the pilot as an imaginary friend created by a kid who just copied him from TV.
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* MoralEventHorizon: Duchess in the pilot, where she tries to have Bloo killed for ruining her adoption.
* OneSceneWonder: [[Franchise/ThePowerpuffGirls Mojo Jojo]] makes a cameo in the pilot as an imaginary friend created by a kid who just copied him from TV.
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