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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Was Mr. Snake's strongly adverse reaction to finding out about Wolf's planned HellFaceTurn really because he felt that Wolf was selling out on the gang? Or was it because [[spoiler: Snake himself had been planning to do the same thing with Marmalade and was envious that Wolf beat him to it, meaning he'd get the credit for being the first of the gang to reform before Snake did?]]
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* MagnificentBastard: Really, being a crime movie, the entire cast could be labelled as this and it helps with all of them being likable. However, these ones stand out significantly.
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* MagnificentBastard: Really, being a crime movie, the entire cast could be labelled as this and it helps with all of them being likable. However, these ones stand out significantly.MagnificentBastard:
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** [[TheCracker Ms. Tarantula]], aka “Webs”, is a skilled hacker able to crack into anything. Having been taught through experience and [=YouTube=] videos, Tarantula uses her skills to assist Wolf in his heists, from changing traffic lights to red to destroy pursuing police cars, to breaking through a security system designed specifically to block her from hacking it.
** [[spoiler:[[CunningLikeAFox Diane Foxington]], [[HundredPercentAdorationRating well-respected]] Governor of California, is actually [[ClassyCatBurglar the Crimson Paw]], a legendary thief who previously stole the Zumpago Diamond twice (once for profit, once for fun). Turning good as a way to atone for her life of crime, while keeping her past a secret, Diane shows she’s still got it when she helps the Bad Guys escape prison by beating up several guards, and even assists them in their plan to stop Professor Marmalade with a variety of gadgets and gizmos. Ultimately helping the Bad Guys reform, Diane joins them in whatever caper they’ve got next.]]
** [[spoiler:[[CunningLikeAFox Diane Foxington]], [[HundredPercentAdorationRating well-respected]] Governor of California, is actually [[ClassyCatBurglar the Crimson Paw]], a legendary thief who previously stole the Zumpago Diamond twice (once for profit, once for fun). Turning good as a way to atone for her life of crime, while keeping her past a secret, Diane shows she’s still got it when she helps the Bad Guys escape prison by beating up several guards, and even assists them in their plan to stop Professor Marmalade with a variety of gadgets and gizmos. Ultimately helping the Bad Guys reform, Diane joins them in whatever caper they’ve got next.]]
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** [[TheCracker Ms. Tarantula]], aka “Webs”, "Webs", is a skilled hacker able to crack into anything. Having been taught through experience and [=YouTube=] videos, Tarantula uses her skills to assist Wolf in his heists, from changing traffic lights to red to destroy pursuing police cars, to breaking through a security system designed specifically to block her from hacking it.
** [[spoiler:[[CunningLikeAFox Diane Foxington]], [[HundredPercentAdorationRating well-respected]]Governor governor of California, Los Angeles, is actually [[ClassyCatBurglar the Crimson Paw]], a legendary thief who previously stole the Zumpago Diamond twice (once for profit, once for fun).out of boredom. Turning good as a way to atone for her life of crime, while keeping her past a secret, Diane shows she’s still got it when she helps the Bad Guys escape prison by beating up several guards, and even assists them in their plan to stop Professor Marmalade with a variety of gadgets and gizmos. Ultimately helping the Bad Guys reform, Diane joins them in whatever caper they’ve got next.]]
** [[spoiler:[[CunningLikeAFox Diane Foxington]], [[HundredPercentAdorationRating well-respected]]
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* WinBackTheCrowd: Most [=DreamWorks=] fans were disappointed with the studio's [[WesternAnimation/SpiritUntamed subpar]] [[WesternAnimation/TheBossBabyFamilyBusiness output]] last year, only to be blown away by this film's endearing and well-developed characters, [[SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome stunning animation]], and witty (if not entirely original) writing. It's a critical darling as well, with a Rotten Tomatoes rating and Metascore of 88% and 64, respectively.
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* WinBackTheCrowd: WinBackTheCrowd:
** Most [=DreamWorks=] fans were disappointed with the studio's [[WesternAnimation/SpiritUntamed subpar]] [[WesternAnimation/TheBossBabyFamilyBusiness output]] last year, only to be blown away by this film's endearing and well-developed characters, [[SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome stunning animation]], and witty (if not entirely original) writing. It's a critical darling as well, with a Rotten Tomatoes rating and Metascore of 88% and 64,respectively.respectively.
** The first Italian trailer was met with skepticism because of the dubbing for Mr. Wolf and Diane, which featured two actors with no prior experience in the field and was perceived as amateurish. However, the response to the film has been positive and the dubbing, despite some GratuitousEnglish, has been revalued.
** Most [=DreamWorks=] fans were disappointed with the studio's [[WesternAnimation/SpiritUntamed subpar]] [[WesternAnimation/TheBossBabyFamilyBusiness output]] last year, only to be blown away by this film's endearing and well-developed characters, [[SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome stunning animation]], and witty (if not entirely original) writing. It's a critical darling as well, with a Rotten Tomatoes rating and Metascore of 88% and 64,
** The first Italian trailer was met with skepticism because of the dubbing for Mr. Wolf and Diane, which featured two actors with no prior experience in the field and was perceived as amateurish. However, the response to the film has been positive and the dubbing, despite some GratuitousEnglish, has been revalued.
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I added a bit of a description to the Magnificent Bastard trope since I feel that nearly every character in the movie is one. I even add one Alternative Character Interpretation trope for Diane since me and my friend aren't sure if Diane sees the Bad Guys like a true family or not.
** [[spoiler:After the PlotMandatedFriendshipFailure with the Bad Guys, does Diane understand that Wolf didn't opened up to his friends about being good and thus feel bad that he seemingly betrayed them, or thinks that it is good for him to 'cut ties' with his friends to join the good life like what Marmalade told Wolf before? While Diane does assures Wolf that his friends are real friends if they support his decision, it is ambiguous on her personal belief if she thinks the Bad Guys are TrueCompanions or [[TheLoad hold Wolf down]] like what Snake fears.]]
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* EnsembleDarkHorse: Chief Luggins, a CanonForeigner police chief made to be the gang's first antagonist in the film, quickly became popular thanks to her chaotic animation, funny moments, and Creator/AlexBorstein's [[LargeHam over-the-top]] voice acting.
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** Ms. Tarantula, aka. Webs, and Diane Foxington have some hints of subtext between them. Webs admits that she voted for Foxington, gives a ''very'' excited "Uh, yes?!?!" to Diane asking her to a girltrip ([[spoiler:riding a motorbike and hacking a bunch of cars]]), and, upon being asked where she learned to hack, does an obvious attempt at waving it off and acting cool, before admitting that it was mostly youtube.
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** Ms. Tarantula, aka. Webs, and Diane Foxington have some hints of subtext between them. Webs admits that she voted for Foxington, gives a ''very'' excited "Uh, yes?!?!" to Diane asking her to a girltrip ([[spoiler:riding a motorbike and hacking a bunch of cars]]), and, upon being asked where she learned to hack, does an obvious attempt at waving it off and acting cool, before admitting that it was mostly youtube.[=YouTube=].
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** [[spoiler:[[CunningLikeAFox Diane Foxington]], [[HundredPercentAdorationRating well-respected]] governor of Los Angeles, is actually [[ClassyCatBurglar the Crimson Paw]], a legendary thief who previously stole the Zumpago Diamond twice out of boredom. Turning good as a way to atone for her life of crime, while keeping her past a secret, Diane shows she’s still got it when she helps the Bad Guys escape prison by beating up several guards, and even assists them in their plan to stop Professor Marmalade with a variety of gadgets and gizmos. Ultimately helping the Bad Guys reform, Diane joins them in whatever caper they’ve got next.]]
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** [[spoiler:[[CunningLikeAFox Diane Foxington]], [[HundredPercentAdorationRating well-respected]] governor Governor of Los Angeles, California, is actually [[ClassyCatBurglar the Crimson Paw]], a legendary thief who previously stole the Zumpago Diamond twice out of boredom.(once for profit, once for fun). Turning good as a way to atone for her life of crime, while keeping her past a secret, Diane shows she’s still got it when she helps the Bad Guys escape prison by beating up several guards, and even assists them in their plan to stop Professor Marmalade with a variety of gadgets and gizmos. Ultimately helping the Bad Guys reform, Diane joins them in whatever caper they’ve got next.]]
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** Wolf and Snake, as per the books. Specifically, a lot of the emotional tension is focused on them, culminating in Wolf being the only one Snake says he loves out loud.
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** Wolf and Snake, as per the books. Specifically, a lot of the emotional tension is focused on them, culminating in Wolf being the only one Snake says he loves out loud. [[labelnote:explanation]]Director Pierre Perifel says that, while they aren't a couple in his head personally, "those characters live also by themselves" and thus he doesn't know, there may very well be something there.[[/labelnote]]
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* WinBackTheCrowd: Most [=DreamWorks=] fans were disappointed with the studio's [[WesternAnimation/SpiritUntamed subpar]] [[WesternAnimation/TheBossBabyFamilyBusiness output]] last year, only to be blown away by this film's endearing and well-developed characters, [[SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome stunning animation]], and witty (if not entirely original) writing. It's a critical darling as well, with a Rotten Tomatoes rating and Metascore of 86% and 65, respectively.
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* WinBackTheCrowd: Most [=DreamWorks=] fans were disappointed with the studio's [[WesternAnimation/SpiritUntamed subpar]] [[WesternAnimation/TheBossBabyFamilyBusiness output]] last year, only to be blown away by this film's endearing and well-developed characters, [[SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome stunning animation]], and witty (if not entirely original) writing. It's a critical darling as well, with a Rotten Tomatoes rating and Metascore of 86% 88% and 65, 64, respectively.
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** [[GentlemanThief Mr. Wolf]], leader of the Bad Guys, exploits society’s negative reputation of him and his friends to commit heists. A dedicated planner who masterminds the heists, while making sure they’re as frantic as possible in order to make them more fun, when the plan to steal the Golden Dolphin lands him and his friends in jail, Wolf makes a deal with Professor Marmalade to become good in order to gain society’s trust before resuming his gang’s thefts. Growing to enjoy being good despite his friends’ wishes, upon being betrayed and framed by [[spoiler:Marmalade]] for stealing a prized meteorite, Wolf writes up notes for Diane Foxington to steal everything in his base [[spoiler:save for one push-pop, knowing that it will get the cynical Mr. Snake to [[HeelFaceTurn turn good]] and help him defeat Marmalade.]] Saving his friends from death, while also ensuring Diane’s past as [[spoiler:the Crimson Paw]] remains a secret, Wolf turns himself and his friends in afterwards, having successfully reformed as good guys.
** [[TheLancer Mr. Snake]], Wolf’s best friend and expert safe cracker, is a selfish [[TheCynic cynic]] who eventually shows how cunning he can really be. [[spoiler:Pretending to betray his friends and work for Professor Marmalade in his plan to mind control guinea pigs into stealing $1 billion worth of charity money, Snake gets Marmalade to hand him his mind control helmet, using it to quickly control the guinea pigs into swapping the stolen meteorite with Marmalade’s lamp replica, later having it explode inside the professor’s mansion and getting him convicted of theft.]]
** [[TheCracker Ms. Tarantula]], aka “Webs”, is a skilled hacker able to crack into anything. Having been taught through experience and [=YouTube=] videos, Tarantula uses her skills to assist Wolf in his heists, from changing traffic lights to red to destroy pursuing police cars, to breaking through a security system designed specifically to block her from hacking it.
** [[spoiler:[[CunningLikeAFox Diane Foxington]], [[HundredPercentAdorationRating well-respected]] governor of Los Angeles, is actually [[ClassyCatBurglar the Crimson Paw]], a legendary thief who previously stole the Zumpago Diamond twice out of boredom. Turning good as a way to atone for her life of crime, while keeping her past a secret, Diane shows she’s still got it when she helps the Bad Guys escape prison by beating up several guards, and even assists them in their plan to stop Professor Marmalade with a variety of gadgets and gizmos. Ultimately helping the Bad Guys reform, Diane joins them in whatever caper they’ve got next.]]
** [[GentlemanThief Mr. Wolf]], leader of the Bad Guys, exploits society’s negative reputation of him and his friends to commit heists. A dedicated planner who masterminds the heists, while making sure they’re as frantic as possible in order to make them more fun, when the plan to steal the Golden Dolphin lands him and his friends in jail, Wolf makes a deal with Professor Marmalade to become good in order to gain society’s trust before resuming his gang’s thefts. Growing to enjoy being good despite his friends’ wishes, upon being betrayed and framed by [[spoiler:Marmalade]] for stealing a prized meteorite, Wolf writes up notes for Diane Foxington to steal everything in his base [[spoiler:save for one push-pop, knowing that it will get the cynical Mr. Snake to [[HeelFaceTurn turn good]] and help him defeat Marmalade.]] Saving his friends from death, while also ensuring Diane’s past as [[spoiler:the Crimson Paw]] remains a secret, Wolf turns himself and his friends in afterwards, having successfully reformed as good guys.
** [[TheLancer Mr. Snake]], Wolf’s best friend and expert safe cracker, is a selfish [[TheCynic cynic]] who eventually shows how cunning he can really be. [[spoiler:Pretending to betray his friends and work for Professor Marmalade in his plan to mind control guinea pigs into stealing $1 billion worth of charity money, Snake gets Marmalade to hand him his mind control helmet, using it to quickly control the guinea pigs into swapping the stolen meteorite with Marmalade’s lamp replica, later having it explode inside the professor’s mansion and getting him convicted of theft.]]
** [[TheCracker Ms. Tarantula]], aka “Webs”, is a skilled hacker able to crack into anything. Having been taught through experience and [=YouTube=] videos, Tarantula uses her skills to assist Wolf in his heists, from changing traffic lights to red to destroy pursuing police cars, to breaking through a security system designed specifically to block her from hacking it.
** [[spoiler:[[CunningLikeAFox Diane Foxington]], [[HundredPercentAdorationRating well-respected]] governor of Los Angeles, is actually [[ClassyCatBurglar the Crimson Paw]], a legendary thief who previously stole the Zumpago Diamond twice out of boredom. Turning good as a way to atone for her life of crime, while keeping her past a secret, Diane shows she’s still got it when she helps the Bad Guys escape prison by beating up several guards, and even assists them in their plan to stop Professor Marmalade with a variety of gadgets and gizmos. Ultimately helping the Bad Guys reform, Diane joins them in whatever caper they’ve got next.]]
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* FurryFandom: Is it really a surprise that a movie about animals with an anthropomorphic wolf protagonist garnered a following among the furry fandom? Mr. Wolf and Diane Foxington in particular have grabbed a lot of attention.
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* CatharsisFactor: [[spoiler: On one hand, it's pretty [[HateSink blood-boiling]] to watch [[ManipulativeBastard Professor Marmalade]] [[WoundedGazelleGambit manipulate]] the rightfully angry Mr. Wolf into attacking him so as to make him look awful in the public eye. It's another thing when Professor Marmalade's ultimate fate is to be revealed as the meteor thief, with his mansion blowning up as proof, and on top of that, he's handed the same courtesy he gave the Bad Guys: humiliated and framed for something he didn't to (stealing the diamond which Diane actually stole)]].
** [[spoiler: It's also pretty nice to see the shocked expressions of Tiffany Fluffit, Chief Luggins, and the entire police force seeing Marmalade's mansion blowing up, due to the overcharged meteorite. These guys had spent the whole movie treating the Bad Guys as irredemable monsters and criminals, and when they see for the ''first time'' the Bad Guys were truly innocent of the meteor theft and realize that Marmalade was the true thief, basically serving them all a big ol' slice of [[HumblePie humble pie]] that some fans were waiting for.]]
** [[spoiler: It's also pretty nice to see the shocked expressions of Tiffany Fluffit, Chief Luggins, and the entire police force seeing Marmalade's mansion blowing up, due to the overcharged meteorite. These guys had spent the whole movie treating the Bad Guys as irredemable monsters and criminals, and when they see for the ''first time'' the Bad Guys were truly innocent of the meteor theft and realize that Marmalade was the true thief, basically serving them all a big ol' slice of [[HumblePie humble pie]] that some fans were waiting for.]]
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* CatharsisFactor: [[spoiler: On one hand, it's pretty [[HateSink blood-boiling]] to watch [[ManipulativeBastard Professor Marmalade]] [[WoundedGazelleGambit manipulate]] the rightfully angry Mr. Wolf into attacking him so as to make him look awful in the public eye. It's another thing when Professor Marmalade's ultimate fate is to be revealed as the meteor thief, with his mansion blowning up as proof, and on top of that, he's handed the same courtesy he gave the Bad Guys: humiliated and framed for something he didn't to do (stealing the diamond which Diane actually stole)]].
** [[spoiler:It's On a lesser note, it's also pretty nice to see the shocked expressions of Tiffany Fluffit, Chief Luggins, and the entire police force seeing Marmalade's mansion blowing up, due to the overcharged meteorite.blow up. These guys had spent the whole movie treating the Bad Guys as irredemable monsters and criminals, and when they see for the ''first time'' the Bad Guys were truly innocent of the meteor theft and realize that Marmalade was the true thief, basically serving them all a big ol' slice of [[HumblePie humble pie]] that some fans were waiting for.]]
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** [[spoiler: It's also pretty nice to see the shocked expressions of Tiffany Fluffit, Chief Luggins, and the entire police force seeing Marmalade's mansion blowing up, due to the overcharged meteorite. These guys had spent the whole movie treating the Bad Guys as irredemable monsters and criminals, and when they see for the ''first time'' the Bad Guys were truly innocent of the meteor theft and realize that Marmalade was the true thief, basically serving them all a big ol' slice of [[HumblePie]] [[HumblePie humble pie]] that some fans were waiting for.]]
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** [[spoiler: It's also pretty nice to see the shocked expressions of Tiffany Fluffit, CHeif Luggins, and the entire police force seeing Marmalade's mansion blowing up, due to the overcharged meteorite. These guys had spent the whole movie treating the Bad Guys as irredemable monsters and criminals, and when they see for the ''first time'' the Bad Guys were truly innocent of the meteor theft and realize that Marmalade was the true thief, basically serving them all a big ol' slice of [[HumblePie]] that some fans were waiting for.]]
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** [[spoiler: It's also pretty nice to see the shocked expressions of Tiffany Fluffit, CHeif Chief Luggins, and the entire police force seeing Marmalade's mansion blowing up, due to the overcharged meteorite. These guys had spent the whole movie treating the Bad Guys as irredemable monsters and criminals, and when they see for the ''first time'' the Bad Guys were truly innocent of the meteor theft and realize that Marmalade was the true thief, basically serving them all a big ol' slice of [[HumblePie]] that some fans were waiting for.]]
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* CatharsisFactor: [[spoiler: On one hand, it's pretty [[HateSink blood-boiling]] to watch [[ManipulativeBastard Professor Marmalade]] [[WoundedGazelleGambit manipulate]] the rightfully angry Mr. Wolf into attacking him so as to make him look awful in the public eye. It's another thing when Professor Marmalade's ultimate fate is to be handed the same courtesy he gave the Bad Guys: humiliated and framed for something he didn't to (stealing the diamond which Diane actually stole)]].
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* CatharsisFactor: [[spoiler: On one hand, it's pretty [[HateSink blood-boiling]] to watch [[ManipulativeBastard Professor Marmalade]] [[WoundedGazelleGambit manipulate]] the rightfully angry Mr. Wolf into attacking him so as to make him look awful in the public eye. It's another thing when Professor Marmalade's ultimate fate is to be revealed as the meteor thief, with his mansion blowning up as proof, and on top of that, he's handed the same courtesy he gave the Bad Guys: humiliated and framed for something he didn't to (stealing the diamond which Diane actually stole)]]. stole)]].
** [[spoiler: It's also pretty nice to see the shocked expressions of Tiffany Fluffit, CHeif Luggins, and the entire police force seeing Marmalade's mansion blowing up, due to the overcharged meteorite. These guys had spent the whole movie treating the Bad Guys as irredemable monsters and criminals, and when they see for the ''first time'' the Bad Guys were truly innocent of the meteor theft and realize that Marmalade was the true thief, basically serving them all a big ol' slice of [[HumblePie]] that some fans were waiting for.]]
** [[spoiler: It's also pretty nice to see the shocked expressions of Tiffany Fluffit, CHeif Luggins, and the entire police force seeing Marmalade's mansion blowing up, due to the overcharged meteorite. These guys had spent the whole movie treating the Bad Guys as irredemable monsters and criminals, and when they see for the ''first time'' the Bad Guys were truly innocent of the meteor theft and realize that Marmalade was the true thief, basically serving them all a big ol' slice of [[HumblePie]] that some fans were waiting for.]]
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* {{Adorkable}}: While mostly suave and charismatic, Mr. Wolf has his moments, like whenever his tails starts wagging [[GoodFeelsGood when he does a good deed]] or [[spoiler: his excited, almost nerdy reaction to Diane's secret base]].
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The laconic definition of Fan Preferred Couple is "The writers put a character in a canon pairing, but more fans pair them with someone else." so this would still apply
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* FanPreferredCouple: Mr. Wolf has a canon crush on Agent Fox, but a lot of fans prefer the chemistry between Mr. Wolf and Mr. Snake, especially because of a part depicting Snake as jealous that Wolf likes Agent Fox instead of him. Became It became an even more popular opinion because of their chemistry in the film.
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*** The CGI art style even somewhat matches ''Anime/LupinIIITheFirst'''.
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* ShipTease: Plenty for Wolf and Diane; some examples being his attempt to distract her while trying to steal the Dolphin, Diane stealing her ring back from him, or when they dance together at the gala.
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** The furries killed the Wizarding World[[labelnote:explanation]]''The Bad Guys'' was released around the same time as both ''Film/SonicTheHedgehog22022'' and ''Film/FantasticBeastsTheSecretsOfDumbledore'', managing to beat out the latter at the box office alongside the former. Since both ''Sonic'' and this film are PopularWithFurries, this led to jokes that the furries ultimately killed off the ''Harry Potter'' franchise.[[/labelnote]]
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* IdiosyncraticShippingName: Those who ship Wolf and Snake together often call them [=FluffyVenom=].
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* IdiosyncraticShippingName: IdiosyncraticShipName: Those who ship Wolf and Snake together often call them [=FluffyVenom=].
