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* {{Squick}}: In "Where Are My Shoes?", Pinky tells a story of how she and her friends wore food on their bare feet when they couldn't find their shoes. Even worse? The principal announces that they'll be eating shoes for lunch. Thankfully, the roles are swapped and food and shoes are used as intended at the end of the story.
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* {{Squick}}: In "Where Are My Shoes?", Pinky tells a story of how she and her friends wore food on their bare feet when they couldn't find their shoes. Even worse? The principal announces that they'll be eating shoes for lunch. Thankfully, the roles are swapped and food and shoes are used as intended at the end of the story.story.
* TearJerker: Mr. Guinea Pig running away from home[[note]]He doesn't exactly run away, he just hides in the pantry[[/note]] in "Come Home, Little Guinea Pig" after accidentally making a big mess in Pinky's room trying to clean his cage and fill his bowl up with food himself, no thanks to Pinky who went over to Daffinee's despite it being cage cleaning day.
* TearJerker: Mr. Guinea Pig running away from home[[note]]He doesn't exactly run away, he just hides in the pantry[[/note]] in "Come Home, Little Guinea Pig" after accidentally making a big mess in Pinky's room trying to clean his cage and fill his bowl up with food himself, no thanks to Pinky who went over to Daffinee's despite it being cage cleaning day.
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Overused Running Gag that are acknowledged as getting stale in-universe, not for complaining about running gags that you think outstayed their welcome.
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* OverusedRunningGag: The trumpet horn that Mr. Guinea Pig plays whenever someone uses a big word can get quite annoying.
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* {{Moe}}: A lot of the child characters have cute designs due to the show's simplistic art style, but Tyler and Pinky especially qualify.
* OverusedRunningGag: The trumpet horn that Mr. Guinea Pig plays whenever someone uses a big word can get quite annoying.
* {{Squick}}: In "Where Are My Shoes?", Pinky tells a story of how she and her friends wore food on their bare feet when they couldn't find their shoes. Even worse? The principal announces that they'll be eating shoes for lunch. Thankfully, the roles are swapped and food and shoes are used as intended at the end of the story.
* OverusedRunningGag: The trumpet horn that Mr. Guinea Pig plays whenever someone uses a big word can get quite annoying.
* {{Squick}}: In "Where Are My Shoes?", Pinky tells a story of how she and her friends wore food on their bare feet when they couldn't find their shoes. Even worse? The principal announces that they'll be eating shoes for lunch. Thankfully, the roles are swapped and food and shoes are used as intended at the end of the story.
