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* MadeASlave: When Flip captures Imp and introduces him to Nemo, he essentially says [[UnfortunateImplications "He belongs to me now."]] There's a reason Imp doesn't show up in the animated movie.
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* MadeASlave: When Flip captures Imp and introduces him to Nemo, he essentially says [[UnfortunateImplications "He belongs to me now."]] There's a reason Imp doesn't show up in the animated movie."
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* CigarChomper: FlipFlip likes to chain-smoke cigars.
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A Live-Adaptation was made in 1984, titled ''Film/{{Nemo}}'' or ''Dream One'', and a feature-length AnimatedAdaptation, ''Anime/LittleNemoAdventuresInSlumberland'', was produced in the late Eighties. A video game adaptation, ''[[VideoGame/LittleNemoTheDreamMaster Little Nemo: The Dream Master]]'', was released by {{Capcom}} for the NES in 1990, as well as an arcade game named simply ''Nemo''. Comic book publisher IDWPublishing and writer Eric Shanower began a sequel series, "Return To Slumberland" in which a modern child named Nemo is invited to Slumberland to become the princess's new playmate.
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A Live-Adaptation was made in 1984, titled ''Film/{{Nemo}}'' or ''Dream One'', and a feature-length AnimatedAdaptation, ''Anime/LittleNemoAdventuresInSlumberland'', was produced in the late Eighties. A video game adaptation, ''[[VideoGame/LittleNemoTheDreamMaster Little Nemo: The Dream Master]]'', was released by {{Capcom}} for the NES in 1990, as well as an arcade game named simply ''Nemo''. Comic book publisher IDWPublishing Creator/IDWPublishing and writer Eric Shanower began a sequel series, "Return To Slumberland" ''Return to Slumberland'', in which a modern child named Nemo is invited to Slumberland to become the princess's new playmate.
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A Live-Adaptation was made in 1984, titled ''Film/{{Nemo}}'' or ''Dream One'', and a feature-length AnimatedAdaptation, ''Anime/LittleNemoAdventuresInSlumberland'', was produced in the late Eighties. A video game adaptation, ''[[VideoGame/LittleNemoTheDreamMaster Little Nemo: The Dream Master]]'', was released by {{Capcom}} for the NES in 1990, as well as an arcade game named simply ''Nemo''. Comic book publisher {{IDW}} and writer EricShanower began a sequel series, "Return To Slumberland" in which a modern child named Nemo is invited to Slumberland to become the princess's new playmate.
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A Live-Adaptation was made in 1984, titled ''Film/{{Nemo}}'' or ''Dream One'', and a feature-length AnimatedAdaptation, ''Anime/LittleNemoAdventuresInSlumberland'', was produced in the late Eighties. A video game adaptation, ''[[VideoGame/LittleNemoTheDreamMaster Little Nemo: The Dream Master]]'', was released by {{Capcom}} for the NES in 1990, as well as an arcade game named simply ''Nemo''. Comic book publisher {{IDW}} IDWPublishing and writer EricShanower Eric Shanower began a sequel series, "Return To Slumberland" in which a modern child named Nemo is invited to Slumberland to become the princess's new playmate.
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A Live-Adaptation was made in 1984, titled ''Film/{{Nemo}}'' or ''Dream One'', and a feature-length AnimatedAdaptation, ''Anime/LittleNemoAdventuresInSlumberland'', was produced in the late Eighties. A video game adaptation, ''[[VideoGame/LittleNemoTheDreamMaster Little Nemo: The Dream Master]]'', was released by {{Capcom}} for the NES in 1990, as well as an arcade game named simply ''Nemo''.
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A Live-Adaptation was made in 1984, titled ''Film/{{Nemo}}'' or ''Dream One'', and a feature-length AnimatedAdaptation, ''Anime/LittleNemoAdventuresInSlumberland'', was produced in the late Eighties. A video game adaptation, ''[[VideoGame/LittleNemoTheDreamMaster Little Nemo: The Dream Master]]'', was released by {{Capcom}} for the NES in 1990, as well as an arcade game named simply ''Nemo''.
''Nemo''. Comic book publisher {{IDW}} and writer EricShanower began a sequel series, "Return To Slumberland" in which a modern child named Nemo is invited to Slumberland to become the princess's new playmate.
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* DoingItForTheArt: Every single frame of the animated portion was hand-drawn by [=McKay=].
* SplashOfColor: The cartoon characters are hand-colored.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: Before Nemo, McCay wrote a strip called Dream of the Rarebit Fiend, which was about random people having surreal dreams thanks to eating Welsh rarebit (a kind of cheese stew).
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* SpiritualSuccessor: Before Nemo, McCay ''Nemo', [=McCay=] wrote a strip called Dream ''Dream of the Rarebit Fiend, Fiend'', which was about random people having surreal dreams thanks to eating Welsh rarebit (a kind of cheese stew).
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* SpiritualSuccessor: Before Nemo, McCay wrote a strip called Dream of the Rarebit Fiend, which was about random people having surreal dreams thanks to eating Welsh rarebit (a kind of cheese stew).
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* TheBet: [=McKay=] is challenged by his friends to make a four-thousand frame animated cartoon, within one month. He does so. The animated portion takes up the final third of the film.
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* TheBet: [=McKay=] is challenged by his friends to make a four-thousand frame animated cartoon, within one month. He does so. The animated portion takes up the final third quarter of the 10-minute film.
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'''''Little Nemo''''' (originally '''''Little Nemo in Slumberland''''', much later renamed for copyright reasons to '''''In the Land of Wonderful Dreams'''''), was a weekly Sunday comic strip written by Creator/WinsorMcCay, which ran from 1905 to 1914. It featured the strange and surreal dreams of a young boy named Nemo. Strips often ended with Nemo waking up from terrifying situations his dreams had led him to.
In 1911 [=McCay=] produced a short animated film entitled ''[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcSp2ej2S00 Winsor McCay, the Famous Cartoonist of the N.Y. Herald and his Moving Comics]]'', featuring characters from ''Little Nemo''.
In 1911 [=McCay=] produced a short animated film entitled ''[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcSp2ej2S00 Winsor McCay, the Famous Cartoonist of the N.Y. Herald and his Moving Comics]]'', featuring characters from ''Little Nemo''.
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In 1911 [=McCay=] produced a short animated film entitled ''[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcSp2ej2S00 Winsor McCay, the Famous Cartoonist of the N.Y. Herald and his Moving Comics]]'', also known simply as ''[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Nemo_(1911_film) Little Nemo]]'', featuring characters from ''Little
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* AnimatedAdaptation: [=McCay's=] "Little Nemo" short could be considered one of the first.
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!!Tropes featured in the 1911 film:
* AnimatedAdaptation: It might be the very first one.
* TheBet: [=McKay=] is challenged by his friends to make a four-thousand frame animated cartoon, within one month. He does so. The animated portion takes up the final third of the film.
* DerangedAnimation: The animation is quite surreal, with characters stretching and shrinking, materializing out of random lines, etc. [=McKay=] is demonstrating potential of the art form.
* DoingItForTheArt: Every single frame of the animated portion was hand-drawn by [=McKay=].
* LineBoil: Present, as one might expect for a hand-drawn cartoon.
* MediumAwareness: One of the characters in the animated short draws another character, which he then interacts with.
* SmokyGentlemensClub: Where [=McKay=] and his friends are hanging out when they make the bet, and where he shows them the finished cartoon.
* {{Undercrank}}: Employed when [=McKay=] is sketching out his ''Little Nemo'' characters for his friends.
!!Tropes featured in the 1911 film:
* AnimatedAdaptation: It might be the very first one.
* TheBet: [=McKay=] is challenged by his friends to make a four-thousand frame animated cartoon, within one month. He does so. The animated portion takes up the final third of the film.
* DerangedAnimation: The animation is quite surreal, with characters stretching and shrinking, materializing out of random lines, etc. [=McKay=] is demonstrating potential of the art form.
* DoingItForTheArt: Every single frame of the animated portion was hand-drawn by [=McKay=].
* LineBoil: Present, as one might expect for a hand-drawn cartoon.
* MediumAwareness: One of the characters in the animated short draws another character, which he then interacts with.
* SmokyGentlemensClub: Where [=McKay=] and his friends are hanging out when they make the bet, and where he shows them the finished cartoon.
* {{Undercrank}}: Employed when [=McKay=] is sketching out his ''Little Nemo'' characters for his friends.
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* CatapultNightmare
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* CatapultNightmareCatapultNightmare: At the end of about [[OncePerEpisode every strip]].
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* DreadfulMusician
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* FailureIsTheOnlyOption: The early strips concern the king's subjects' various attempts to simply get Nemo to the [[IncrediblyLamePun flipping]] palace. This always goes awry.
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* FailureIsTheOnlyOption: The early strips concern the king's subjects' various attempts to simply get Nemo to the [[IncrediblyLamePun flipping]] flipping palace. This always goes awry.
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* ShoutOut: The music video for Music/TomPetty's "Running Down a Dream" is taken straight out of the Little Nemo in Slumberland comics, complete with a LawyerFriendlyCameo from Flip, by using a cigar smoking little imp who looked vaguely similar to Flip but different enough (the comic wasn't public domain yet at the time, unfortunately).
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* ShoutOut: The music video for Music/TomPetty's "Running Down a Dream" is taken straight out of the Little Nemo in Slumberland comics, complete with a LawyerFriendlyCameo from Flip, by using a cigar smoking little imp who looked vaguely similar to Flip but different enough.
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* ShoutOut: The music video for Music/TomPetty's "Running Down a Dream" is taken straight out of the Little Nemo in Slumberland comics, complete with a LawyerFriendlyCameo from Flip, by using a cigar smoking little imp who looked vaguely similar to Flip but different enough.enough (the comic wasn't public domain yet at the time, unfortunately).
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The music video to the Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers' song "Runnin' Down a Dream" is an homage to the strips, as is the Music/{{Genesis}} song "Scenes from a Night's Dream". Its 107th anniversary was celebrated by a very lengthy [[http://www.google.com/doodles/107th-anniversary-of-little-nemo-in-slumberland Google Doodle]] on Website/{{Google}}'s site.
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The music video to the Tom Petty for Music/TomPetty and the Heartbreakers' song "Runnin' Down a Dream" is an homage to the strips, as is the Music/{{Genesis}} song "Scenes from a Night's Dream". Its 107th anniversary was celebrated by a very lengthy [[http://www.google.com/doodles/107th-anniversary-of-little-nemo-in-slumberland Google Doodle]] on Website/{{Google}}'s site.
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Owl Be Damned is now Ominous Owl. Misusage and bad examples are being removed. This is \"creepy owl\" more than \"evil owl\"
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* OwlBeDamned: It is averted by the owl in the comics from 1910, when Nemo is touring Earth in his dreams.
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* OwlBeDamned: OminousOwl: It is averted by the owl in the comics from 1910, when Nemo is touring Earth in his dreams.
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* ShowDontTell: Boy howdy, is this averted right into ViewersAreMorons territory. The running captions explain every little detail that you can either plainly see or can infer with only minimal brain-power.
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* ShowDontTell: Boy howdy, is in the early strips this is averted right into ViewersAreMorons territory. The running captions explain every little detail that you can either plainly see or can infer with only minimal brain-power.
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* FloorboardFailure: In Little Nemo in Slumberland, Nemo and Flip are served a new kind of breakfast food that gives them a BalloonBelly. The chairs start to collapse underneath their weight, and then the floors, leading to the entire house being demolished.
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* FloorboardFailure: In Little Nemo in Slumberland, Nemo and Flip are served a new kind of breakfast food that gives them a BalloonBelly. The chairs start to collapse underneath their weight, and then the floors, leading to the entire house being demolished. demolished.
* ForTheEvulz: Pretty much Flip's entire motivating force, at first.
* ForTheEvulz: Pretty much Flip's entire motivating force, at first.
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* ThereAreNoTherapists: You'd think that Nemo's parents would try to get some sort of help for him, seeing as he appears to wake up screaming from nightmares every night.
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* ThereAreNoTherapists: You'd think that Nemo's parents would try to get some sort of help for him, seeing as he appears to wake up screaming from nightmares every night.night, or at least ''stop feeding him the food they keep blaming it on''.
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* ShowDontTell: Boy howdy, is this averted right into ViewersAreMorons territory. The running captions explain every little detail that you can either plainly see or can infer with only minimal brain-power.
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* FailureIsTheOnlyOption: The early strips concern the king's retainers' various attempts to simply get Nemo to the [[IncrediblyLamePun flipping]] palace. This always goes awry.
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* FailureIsTheOnlyOption: The early strips concern the king's retainers' subjects' various attempts to simply get Nemo to the [[IncrediblyLamePun flipping]] palace. This always goes awry.
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* FailureIsTheOnlyOption: The early strips concern the king's retainers' various attempts to simply get Nemo to the [[IncrediblyLamePun flipping]] palace. This always goes awry.
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Has nothing to do with FindingNemo, in case you were wondering.
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Has nothing to do with FindingNemo, ''WesternAnimation/FindingNemo'', in case you were wondering.
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The music video to the Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers' song "Runnin' Down a Dream" is an homage to the strips, as is the Music/{{Genesis}} song "Scenes from a Night's Dream". Its 107th anniversary was celebrated by a very lengthy Website/{{Google}} Doodle on Google's site.
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The music video to the Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers' song "Runnin' Down a Dream" is an homage to the strips, as is the Music/{{Genesis}} song "Scenes from a Night's Dream". Its 107th anniversary was celebrated by a very lengthy Website/{{Google}} Doodle [[http://www.google.com/doodles/107th-anniversary-of-little-nemo-in-slumberland Google Doodle]] on Google's Website/{{Google}}'s site.
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'''''Little Nemo''''' (originally '''''Little Nemo in Slumberland''''', much later renamed for copyright reasons to '''''In the Land of Wonderful Dreams'''''), was a weekly Sunday comic strip written by WinsorMcCay, which ran from 1905 to 1914. It featured the strange and surreal dreams of a young boy named Nemo. Strips often ended with Nemo waking up from terrifying situations his dreams had led him to.
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'''''Little Nemo''''' (originally '''''Little Nemo in Slumberland''''', much later renamed for copyright reasons to '''''In the Land of Wonderful Dreams'''''), was a weekly Sunday comic strip written by WinsorMcCay, Creator/WinsorMcCay, which ran from 1905 to 1914. It featured the strange and surreal dreams of a young boy named Nemo. Strips often ended with Nemo waking up from terrifying situations his dreams had led him to.
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The music video to the Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers' song "Runnin' Down A Dream'' a Dream" is an homage to the strips, as is the Music/{{Genesis}} song "Scenes From A from a Night's Dream". It's Its 107th anniversary was celebrated by a very lengthy {{Website/Google}} Website/{{Google}} Doodle on Google's site.
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* BedmateReveal: There was one installment of the comic strip where Nemo wakes up, thinking his dream has ended, and to his suprise sees Flip in bed next to him, meaning he's still dreaming.
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* BedmateReveal: There was is one installment of the comic strip where Nemo wakes up, thinking his dream has ended, and to his suprise sees Flip in bed next to him, meaning he's still dreaming.
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** It also happens with Flip in [[http://www.comicstriplibrary.org/display.php?id=698&full=1 this comic]]
** It also happens with Flip in [[http://www.comicstriplibrary.org/display.php?id=698&full=1 this comic]]
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** [[http://www.comicstriplibrary.org/display.php?id=419&full=1 This comic]]
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** It also happens with Flip in [[http://www.comicstriplibrary.org/display.php?id=698&full=1 thiscomic]]comic.]]
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The music video to the Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers' song "Runnin' Down A Dream'' is an homage to the strips, as is the Music/{{Genesis}} song "Scenes From A Night's Dream". It's 107th anniversary was celebrated by a very lengthy {{Website/Google Doodle}} {{Website/Google}} Doodle on Google's site.
