History YMMV / SagwaTheChineseSiameseCat

* EsotericHappyEnding: "Tea for Two" ends with Dongwa and the sleeve dogs having made a monkey trainer and his monkeys hated by the entire province. But the sight of a tree supposedly means they'll be wanted at the palace again.

* FanDisservice: Any time the Foolish Magistrate appears in his underwear. As it is an undergown, it's a downplayed example, however.

* MemeticMutation: Depending on whose WebAnimation/{{YouTube Poop}}s you watch, you may have heard Sagwa saying "Don't forget your umbrella!", [[OverusedRunningGag multiple times before]].

* Near the end of the episode "Sick Day", the story scene where Sagwa gets captured and has a scared reaction because of Sheegwa telling her that she didn't play with her. Throughout the episode, Sagwa is heard screaming in fear. There's something creepy about hearing your favorite character scream with fear, especially since they rarely show fear at all.

* TheScrappy: The Cruel Magistrate and the Cat Catcher from "On the Run" due to their mean-spirited behavior and the fact the former doesn't want any cats in his village and the latter wanted to catch Sagwa and Fu-Fu with his net for the puppet show.

* IdiotPlot: Sheegwa is mistaken for a legendary princess due to a star-shaped birthmark on her coat, and is immediately showered with lavish praise and treated like a dignitary before it's discovered it was actually simply a patch of dirt on her fur. Nobody took the time to verify that it is real, or that the legend itself had any credence to it. Furthermore, Mama and Baba forbid her to play as she'll be expected to fulfill her new role as a figure of wisdom, even though she's just a kitten and would have been taken from home if the misunderstanding had not been uncovered.
** "The Magistrate's New Clothes", though a somewhat justified case as it is taken directly from the original fable where everybody in the palace fails to understand that the invisible clothes are an obvious ruse.
** Sagwa and Fu-Fu get themselves into a world of trouble when they play around with a valuable medallion gifted from the Emperor himself. Nobody who comes into possession of the medallion thinks twice about using it to suit their own needs, instead of reporting to the palace of their chance find.
** Baba entrusts Sagwa to send a song he wrote for Mama's birthday to a far more accomplished singing cat, but neglects to tell her where she must go to find him. Even though he is clearly in earshot of Sagwa, he does not hear her ''shouting'' for directions, and so she must rely on Fu-Fu instead to get there.
** Tai-Tai impulsively banishes the swiftlets, the honey bees, and the silkworms over minor inconveniences around the palace without even considering the consequences of any of it, until after the damage is done. That said, how exactly ''did'' she successfully banish such creatures from the palace?

* UncannyValley: Sagwa without her collar in "Sagwa The Stray"
** Also, in any flashback where we see the Miao family without their trademark markings, with the obvious exception of Sheegwa.

** He crosses into JerkassWoobie territory too. In one episode, he punishes Dongwa by writing tons and tons of scrolls. Dongwa decides to ask Sagwa for help, which she accepts by tells him that she will not be doing that again only for the two to get scolded by their father (who goes as far as accusing Sagwa of helping Dongwa deceive him). Later in the episode, he starts having a nightmare/flashback showing a young Baba Miao with his grandfather scolding him about the same mistake that his son would later do. After the dream ends, he apologizes to Dongwa and tells him that he was a little too hard on him.

* MemeticMutation: Depending on whose WebAnimation/{{YouTube Poop}}s you watch, you may have heard Sagwa saying "Don't forget your umbrella!",[[OverusedRunningGag multiple times before...]]

* AdaptationDisplacement: That's right, there was a book. There was a book called ''Sagwa The Chinese Siamese Cat''. It was actually written by none other than Creator/AmyTan. Unlike the animated series, Sagwa alongside the other characters are designed more realistic and the protagonist had a different collar.
* {{Adorkable}}: Certainly Fu-Fu and the Reader of the Rules, but Dongwa and the Foolish Magistrate also have cute dorky moments. Sagwa also has moments like this when she's very playful such as the episode "The Tortoise And The Cat" where she's playing tag and hide and seek.

* {{Gonk}}: Let's just say that for some, Tai-Tai may be rather hard on the eyes.

** High-O (the bird that Dongwa befriends in one episode) would end up like this when the alley cats make fun of him.

** Most fans pick either Jet-Jet or Hun-Hun as the best alley cat.

** The rat from "New Years Cleanup" and "The Return of the Rat". Some fans find him funny. Some find him mean-sprited..

* EnsembleDarkhorse: The Alley Cats (Lik-Lik, Wing-Wing, Hun-Hun and Jet-Jet often get this for their hilarious over-the-top moments despite being jerks), as well as the one shot characters (with the exception of the two villianous characters from "On the Run").

* RetroactiveRecognition: Quite a few ''WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}}'', ''Anime/SamuraiPizzaCats'' and ''WesternAnimation/ToadPatrol'' alumni are the voices behind much of the main cast, with Creator/TheOceanGroup alumni Hiro Kanagawa rounding out the cast.

** The Alley Cats. Despite a little some fans finding them bland due to their rude behavior, most consider them some of the funniest characters due to their hilariously over-the-top moments despite being jerks in most days.

** "Sagwa Rules". Most fans find it creative, where as some find Mama Miao to be out of character.

* TheScrappy: The Cat Catcher from "On the Run" due to his mean-spirited behavior and the fact he wanted to catch Sagwa and Fu-Fu with his net for the puppet show.

** The Alley Cats. Despite a little some fans finding them bland due to their rude behavior, most consider them the funniest characters due to their hilariously over-the-top moments despite being jerks in most days.

** The rat from "New Years Cleanup" and "The Return of the Rat". Some fans find him funny. Some find him mean sprited..

* ToyShip: Fans often ship Sagwa with Fu-Fu and Dongwa with Hun-Hun.

* EnsembleDarkhorse: The Alley Cats (Lik-Lik, Wing-Wing, Hun-Hun and Jet-Jet often get this for their hilarious over-the-top moments), as well as the one shot characters (with the exception of the two villianous characters from "On the Run").

** Despite a little some fans finding the Alley Cats bland due to their rude behavior, most consider them the funniest characters due to their hilariously over-the-top moments despite being jerks in most days.