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* BigDamnHeroes: The Avengers, at the end of "Into the Arena" and "Sacrifice".
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* BigDamnHeroes: BigDamnHeroes:
** The Avengers, at the end of "Into the Arena" and"Sacrifice"."Sacrifice".
** Tommy in "The Last Place You Look", arriving to help Bob fend off a drunk racist at Tommy's wife's laundry.
** The Avengers, at the end of "Into the Arena" and
** Tommy in "The Last Place You Look", arriving to help Bob fend off a drunk racist at Tommy's wife's laundry.
* ClingySleepers: Often combined with ThereIsOnlyOneBed.
** Steve and Darcy in "Tactical Considerations". Steve spends the night to help sell the fake relationship, and wakes up spooning behind Darcy.
** Ferb and Vanessa in "Storm Warning". Ferb wakes up to find Vanessa pressed against him.
** Steve and Darcy in "Tactical Considerations". Steve spends the night to help sell the fake relationship, and wakes up spooning behind Darcy.
** Ferb and Vanessa in "Storm Warning". Ferb wakes up to find Vanessa pressed against him.
* FoodSlap: In "Honesty", upon realizing that Irving had been spying on the Fireside Girls' clubhouse and framed Phineas as a liar, Gretchen dumps her lemonade over his head.
* RightThroughTheWall:
** The walls in Phineas, Ferb, and Isabella's apartment in "What's Up, Doc?" aren't as thick as they'd like, although it's mostly heard through squeaking bedsprings.
** Ginger listens to Buford and Baljeet in the next room in "I Can Only Stay If You've the Will to Keep Me Here".
* RiteOfPassage: "Firsts" includes Isabella's quinceañera in the Fletcher-Flynn Foundation timeline.
** The walls in Phineas, Ferb, and Isabella's apartment in "What's Up, Doc?" aren't as thick as they'd like, although it's mostly heard through squeaking bedsprings.
** Ginger listens to Buford and Baljeet in the next room in "I Can Only Stay If You've the Will to Keep Me Here".
* RiteOfPassage: "Firsts" includes Isabella's quinceañera in the Fletcher-Flynn Foundation timeline.
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* SnowedIn: "Stuck In The Middle With You" and "Storm Warning" snow in Phineas and Isabella, and Ferb and Vanessa, respectively, in the same snow storm. This leads to {{Relationship Upgrade}}s for both.
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* SnowedIn: SnowedIn:
** "Stuck In The Middle With You" and "Storm Warning" snow in Phineas and Isabella, and Ferb and Vanessa, respectively, in the same snow storm. This leads to {{Relationship Upgrade}}s forboth.both.
** "What's Up, Doc?" snows in Vanessa at Ferb's apartment; however, she sleeps on the couch.
** "Stuck In The Middle With You" and "Storm Warning" snow in Phineas and Isabella, and Ferb and Vanessa, respectively, in the same snow storm. This leads to {{Relationship Upgrade}}s for
** "What's Up, Doc?" snows in Vanessa at Ferb's apartment; however, she sleeps on the couch.
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* ThereIsOnlyOneBed: Often combined with ClingySleepers.
** Steve and Darcy in "Tactical Considerations". He's spending the night to help convince onlookers that their fake relationship is real. He offers to sleep on the couch, but she isn't willing to make him do that.
** Ferb and Vanessa in "Storm Warning". They're snowed in together, and when Ferb offers to take the couch, Vanessa points out that it's far too small for him to sleep on.
** Steve and Darcy in "Tactical Considerations". He's spending the night to help convince onlookers that their fake relationship is real. He offers to sleep on the couch, but she isn't willing to make him do that.
** Ferb and Vanessa in "Storm Warning". They're snowed in together, and when Ferb offers to take the couch, Vanessa points out that it's far too small for him to sleep on.
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* {{NSFW}}: Some of his work, particularly "The Collar" series.
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* BarelyThereSwimwear: In "Fresh Ginger", Ginger's father's reaction to Ginger's new string bikini is "When you said you were buying a new suit, I kind of thought there'd be more suit to it." Her mother then hands her some sunscreen, commenting, "That's a lot of skin to burn."
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* CompleteTheQuoteTitle:
** For "And You Don't Know Why But You're Dying To Try", the song continues, "You want to kiss the girl". The story is about Perry trying to convince Phineas to kiss Isabella.
** "Whither Thou Goest" comes from the Bible, Ruth 1:16: "Whither thou goest, I will go". Pacifica completes the quote in the story when she chooses Mabel over her parents.
** For "And You Don't Know Why But You're Dying To Try", the song continues, "You want to kiss the girl". The story is about Perry trying to convince Phineas to kiss Isabella.
** "Whither Thou Goest" comes from the Bible, Ruth 1:16: "Whither thou goest, I will go". Pacifica completes the quote in the story when she chooses Mabel over her parents.
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* WeddingEpisode:
** "The Collar 6: The Bride's New Collar" shows Phineas and Isabella's wedding in the Collar timeline.
** "Fletcher-Flynn Foundation Fluff: Toast" is the toast that Ferb gives at Phineas and Isabella's wedding in the FFF timeline.
** "The Collar 6: The Bride's New Collar" shows Phineas and Isabella's wedding in the Collar timeline.
** "Fletcher-Flynn Foundation Fluff: Toast" is the toast that Ferb gives at Phineas and Isabella's wedding in the FFF timeline.
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* PromPlot: The first two "The Collar" stories involve Phineas and Isabella and their senior prom.
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* PromPlot: ThePromPlot: The first two "The Collar" stories involve Phineas and Isabella and their senior prom.
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* PromPlot: The first two "The Collar" stories involve Phineas and Isabella and their senior prom.
** In "The Collar", Phineas and Isabella are planning to go to prom as friends until their RelationshipUpgrade.
** "The Collar 2: Discovery" involves preparing for the prom, along with the prom itself and Phineas and Isabella's after-prom celebration. A background story discusses Ferb asking Adyson to the prom just after she'd accepted a date with someone else, and then having her end up with Ferb anyway.
** In "The Collar", Phineas and Isabella are planning to go to prom as friends until their RelationshipUpgrade.
** "The Collar 2: Discovery" involves preparing for the prom, along with the prom itself and Phineas and Isabella's after-prom celebration. A background story discusses Ferb asking Adyson to the prom just after she'd accepted a date with someone else, and then having her end up with Ferb anyway.
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* SlipperySwimsuit: In "Six Exposures", Isabella's bikini top comes off on a water slide, giving everyone a view of her topless.
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* FauxbaFett: Delft Phaltar, as described in "The Collar 4: Halloween", is the evil bounty hunter from Space Adventure 5 and 6, with blue and grey armor.
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** "I Can Only Stay If You've the Will to Keep Me Here" is a line from "Behind the Lines" by Music/{{Genesis}}.
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** "I Can Only Stay If You've the Will to Keep Me Here" is a line from "Behind the Lines" by Music/{{Genesis}}.Music/{{Genesis|Band}}.
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* RomanticFakeRealTurn: Steve and Darcy in "Tactical Considerations". Sick of blind dates, they decide to pretend to date to convince their friends to leave them alone for a while, only to find themselves caring when they promised they wouldn't.
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* RomanticFakeRealTurn: RomanticFakeRealTurn:
** Ferb and Vanessa in "Storm Warning", where Vanessa asks Ferb to pretend to be her boyfriend to avoid a StalkerWithACrush.
** Steve and Darcy in "Tactical Considerations". Sick of blind dates, they decide to pretend to date to convince their friends to leave them alone for a while, only to find themselves caring when they promised they wouldn't.
** Ferb and Vanessa in "Storm Warning", where Vanessa asks Ferb to pretend to be her boyfriend to avoid a StalkerWithACrush.
** Steve and Darcy in "Tactical Considerations". Sick of blind dates, they decide to pretend to date to convince their friends to leave them alone for a while, only to find themselves caring when they promised they wouldn't.
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* StalkerWithACrush: Rodrigo in "Storm Warning" - Vanessa asks Ferb to pretend to be her boyfriend to make him go away, and even that doesn't quite work.
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* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Admiral Harkness in "Shore Leave". Anna and Kepheus are worried he'll force one of them to transfer after they file the forms notifying Spacefleet of their relationship, but he instead tells them that it's not an unheard-of issue for captains and first officers to end up together, and that while he'll be keeping an eye on them, as long as no problems arise things can continue.
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* FantasticShipPrefix: The ASV (Alliance Space Vessel) Hornet, from Isabella's Space Adventure fanfic in the ''Adventures of the ASV Hornet'' stories.
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* SpaceNavy: The Alliance Space Fleet in the ''Adventures of the ASV Hornet'' series, which treat Space Adventure as a {{Pastiche}} of ''Franchise/StarTrek''.
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* SheIsAllGrownUp: Gender-flipped; in stories about Ferb and Vanessa getting together, such as "What's Up Doc?" or "Perking Up", this is generally Vanessa's view of Ferb.
-->''And now he's grown up. And damn, did he turn out hot. And that's not even counting the way his accent turns your knees to jelly.''
-->''And now he's grown up. And damn, did he turn out hot. And that's not even counting the way his accent turns your knees to jelly.''
* ThoughtAversionFailure: Ferb invokes this in "Don't Think of a Purple Elephant" to try to time a RelationshipUpgrade between Phineas and Isabella.
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* ThoughtAversionFailure: Ferb invokes this in "Don't Think of a Purple Elephant" to try to time a RelationshipUpgrade between Phineas and Isabella.
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Notable works:
* ''Second American Civil War'' trilogy: three novel-length stories set after the end of the titular war, dealing with the issues that caused the war in the first place. DarkFic and AlternateUniverseFic.
** ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/4536378 Nothing Civil About War]]''
** ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/6624658 Glorious and Free]]''
** ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/11662341 Home of the Brave]]''
* ''Second American Civil War'' trilogy: three novel-length stories set after the end of the titular war, dealing with the issues that caused the war in the first place. DarkFic and AlternateUniverseFic.
** ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/4536378 Nothing Civil About War]]''
** ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/6624658 Glorious and Free]]''
** ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/11662341 Home of the Brave]]''
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** ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/6624658 Glorious and Free]]''
** ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/11662341 Home of the Brave]]''
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* DarkFic: The ''Second American Civil War'' Trilogy, among others.
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* DarkFic: The ''Second American Civil War'' Trilogy, ''Fanfic/SecondAmericanCivilWar'' and "Under Contract", among others.
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* DrowningMySorrows: Twice in ''Nothing Civil About War'' - Phineas in the beginning, after seeing what the tumbler bomb did, and Ferb on the anniversary of Gretchen's death.
* DystopiaJustifiesTheMeans: In ''Second American Civil War'', the Council of Sanford feels that creating a world where they can own slaves freely is worth terrorist bombings that kill millions and a civil war that kills millions more.
* DystopiaJustifiesTheMeans: In ''Second American Civil War'', the Council of Sanford feels that creating a world where they can own slaves freely is worth terrorist bombings that kill millions and a civil war that kills millions more.
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** Many of the slaves at the Slave Owners' Dinner and Dance in ''Nothing Civil About War''.
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* GuiltInducedNightmare: Both Phineas and Isabella have these about things they did during the war, both prominently featuring the accusation, "You killed me!":
** Phineas dreams of zombies of those killed by the tumbler bomb.
** Isabella dreams of her lover, whose implants she had been forced to trigger the self-destruct on.
* HeartbreakAndIceCream: When Phineas finds Isabella's apartment in "The Fireside Café", there's a tub of ice cream on the coffee table with a spoon sticking out of it.
** Phineas dreams of zombies of those killed by the tumbler bomb.
** Isabella dreams of her lover, whose implants she had been forced to trigger the self-destruct on.
* HeartbreakAndIceCream: When Phineas finds Isabella's apartment in "The Fireside Café", there's a tub of ice cream on the coffee table with a spoon sticking out of it.
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** Phineas dreams of zombies of those killed by the tumbler bomb.
** Isabella dreams of her lover, whose implants she had been forced to trigger the self-destruct on.
* MakeOutPoint: In "Fresh Ginger" and "Something Special", Ginger and Baljeet go up to Vista Point for some AutoErotica. In "Something Special", Ginger's father (a police officer) catches them and accidentally broadcasts it over the radio.
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* MadeASlave: Gretchen and Vanessa in "Under Contract", Isabella (and Ginger in backstory) in the ''Second American Civil War'' series.
* MexicoCalledTheyWantTexasBack: Downplayed in ''Second American Civil War''; Mexico has retaken Los Angeles but gone no further than that.
* TheNapoleon: DRDC Director Blanchard in ''Glorious and Free'' is a short man who uses PunctualityIsForPeasants and has the visitor chairs in his office set to be too low to be really comfortable for taller people.
* MexicoCalledTheyWantTexasBack: Downplayed in ''Second American Civil War''; Mexico has retaken Los Angeles but gone no further than that.
* TheNapoleon: DRDC Director Blanchard in ''Glorious and Free'' is a short man who uses PunctualityIsForPeasants and has the visitor chairs in his office set to be too low to be really comfortable for taller people.
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* MadeASlave: Gretchen and Vanessa in "Under Contract", Isabella (and Ginger in backstory) in the ''Second American Civil War'' series.
* MexicoCalledTheyWantTexasBack: Downplayed in ''Second American Civil War''; Mexico has retaken Los Angeles but gone no further than that.
* TheNapoleon: DRDC Director Blanchard in ''Glorious and Free'' is a short man who uses PunctualityIsForPeasants and has the visitor chairs in his office set to be too low to be really comfortable for taller people.Contract".
* MexicoCalledTheyWantTexasBack: Downplayed in ''Second American Civil War''; Mexico has retaken Los Angeles but gone no further than that.
* TheNapoleon: DRDC Director Blanchard in ''Glorious and Free'' is a short man who uses PunctualityIsForPeasants and has the visitor chairs in his office set to be too low to be really comfortable for taller people.
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* NotWhatItLooksLike: In "The Fireside Café", Phineas and Ginger are working together to arrange to get into relationships with Isabella and Baljeet, respectively. Both Isabella and Baljeet see them together and assume that they're a couple. Lampshaded in Isabella's case; she overhears Phineas commenting how bad it would be if she overheard him proclaiming his everlasting love for Ginger, "like this was a bad sitcom or something."
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* NotWhatItLooksLike: In "The Fireside Café", Phineas and Ginger are working together to arrange to get into relationships with Isabella and Baljeet, respectively. Both Isabella and Baljeet see them together and assume that they're a couple. Lampshaded in Isabella's case; she overhears Phineas commenting how bad it would be if she overheard him proclaiming his everlasting love for Ginger, "like this was a bad sitcom or something."
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* OmniscientCouncilOfVagueness: The Council of Sanford in ''Second American Civil War'', a secret organization that plotted the civil war and triggered it with terrorist bombings, including nuking Washington DC.
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* OutOfContextEavesdropping: In "The Fireside Café", Isabella overhears Phineas telling Ginger how bad it would be for Isabella to assume Phineas and Ginger are a couple, but the bit she hears is just enough to make her think they are a couple. Lampshaded; the comment Phineas is making is about how that would show up in a bad sitcom.
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* OutOfContextEavesdropping: In "The Fireside Café", Isabella overhears Phineas telling Ginger how bad it would be for Isabella to assume Phineas and Ginger are a couple, but the bit she hears is just enough to make her think they are a couple. Lampshaded; the comment Phineas is making is about how that would show up in a bad sitcom.
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* PresidentEvil: Phil Sherman in ''Second American Civil War''. He leads the winning slave-holding faction, and it later comes out that he was involved in the terrorist bombing of Cleveland that was part of what triggered the civil war.
* PunctualityIsForPeasants: DRDC Director Blanchard, in ''Glorious and Free'', likes to make people wait to show that he can.
* RedemptionQuest: Erik Bailey, in ''Second American Civil War''. Previously affiliated with the Council of Sanford, he had a HeelFaceTurn and decided to work against them.
* PunctualityIsForPeasants: DRDC Director Blanchard, in ''Glorious and Free'', likes to make people wait to show that he can.
* RedemptionQuest: Erik Bailey, in ''Second American Civil War''. Previously affiliated with the Council of Sanford, he had a HeelFaceTurn and decided to work against them.
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* SecondAmericanCivilWar: The ''Second American Civil War'' trilogy, starting with Nothing Civil About War.
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* SexSlave:
** Ginger, in the backstory of ''Second American Civil War'', and the fate of many other slaves in that series.
** Vanessa, in "Under Contract".
* SexyShirtSwitch:
** Gretchen and Isabella go upstairs for coffee in (respectively) Ferb's and Phineas's shirts in "The Fireside Café".
** Isabella wears Phineas's shirt to seduce him in ''Nothing Civil About War''.
** Ginger, in the backstory of ''Second American Civil War'', and the fate of many other slaves in that series.
** Vanessa, in "Under Contract".
* SexyShirtSwitch:
** Gretchen and Isabella go upstairs for coffee in (respectively) Ferb's and Phineas's shirts in "The Fireside Café".
** Isabella wears Phineas's shirt to seduce him in ''Nothing Civil About War''.
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* SexSlave:
** Ginger, in the backstory of ''Second American Civil War'', and the fate of many other slaves in that series.
**SexSlave: Vanessa, in "Under Contract".
*SexyShirtSwitch:
**SexyShirtSwitch: Gretchen and Isabella go upstairs for coffee in (respectively) Ferb's and Phineas's shirts in "The Fireside Café".
** Isabella wears Phineas's shirt to seduce him in ''Nothing Civil About War''.Café".
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** Isabella wears Phineas's shirt to seduce him in ''Nothing Civil About War''.
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* ShirtlessCaptives: Male slaves being auctioned in ''Nothing Civil About War'' wear just a pair of shorts.
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** In the slave fics "Under Contract" and ''Second American Civil War'', combined with ShockCollar and TrackingDevice as instruments of legal slavery.
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** In the slave fics fic "Under Contract" and ''Second American Civil War'', Contract", combined with ShockCollar and TrackingDevice as instruments of legal slavery.
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* SuddenlySignificantCity: Chicago becomes the US Capital in ''Second American Civil War'', after DC was nuked.
* {{Supersoldier}}: Isabella (and, later, Colin) in the ''Second American Civil War'' stories.
* SympatheticSlaveOwner:
** Ferb, in "Under Contract", who bought his girlfriend's indenture to protect her.
** Phineas, in ''Nothing Civil About War''. He didn't intend to buy a slave, and once he did, he wanted to keep her safe.
* {{Supersoldier}}: Isabella (and, later, Colin) in the ''Second American Civil War'' stories.
* SympatheticSlaveOwner:
** Ferb, in "Under Contract", who bought his girlfriend's indenture to protect her.
** Phineas, in ''Nothing Civil About War''. He didn't intend to buy a slave, and once he did, he wanted to keep her safe.
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* SuddenlySignificantCity: Chicago becomes the US Capital in ''Second American Civil War'', after DC was nuked.
* {{Supersoldier}}: Isabella (and, later, Colin) in the ''Second American Civil War'' stories.
* SympatheticSlaveOwner:
**SympatheticSlaveOwner: Ferb, in "Under Contract", who bought his girlfriend's indenture to protect her.
** Phineas, in ''Nothing Civil About War''. He didn't intend to buy a slave, and once he did, he wanted to keep her safe.her.
* {{Supersoldier}}: Isabella (and, later, Colin) in the ''Second American Civil War'' stories.
* SympatheticSlaveOwner:
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** Phineas, in ''Nothing Civil About War''. He didn't intend to buy a slave, and once he did, he wanted to keep her safe.
* TitledAfterTheSong: Many fic titles are song lyrics:
** "You Must Remember This" is a line from "[[Film/{{Casablanca}} As Time Goes By]]".
** "Stuck in the Middle with You" is a song by Stealers Wheel.
** "I Can Only Stay If You've the Will to Keep Me Here" is a line from "Behind the Lines" by Music/{{Genesis}}.
** "Just a Job to Do" is a song by Genesis.
** "A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes" is a song from ''WesternAnimation/{{Cinderella}}''.
** "And You Don't Know Why, But You're Dying To Try" is a line from "Kiss the Girl" from ''WesternAnimation/TheLittleMermaid1989''.
** "Tuff Enuff" is a song by Music/TheFabulousThunderbirds.
** "Madness Takes Its Toll" is a line from "The Time Warp" from ''Film/TheRockyHorrorPictureShow''.
** "You Must Remember This" is a line from "[[Film/{{Casablanca}} As Time Goes By]]".
** "Stuck in the Middle with You" is a song by Stealers Wheel.
** "I Can Only Stay If You've the Will to Keep Me Here" is a line from "Behind the Lines" by Music/{{Genesis}}.
** "Just a Job to Do" is a song by Genesis.
** "A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes" is a song from ''WesternAnimation/{{Cinderella}}''.
** "And You Don't Know Why, But You're Dying To Try" is a line from "Kiss the Girl" from ''WesternAnimation/TheLittleMermaid1989''.
** "Tuff Enuff" is a song by Music/TheFabulousThunderbirds.
** "Madness Takes Its Toll" is a line from "The Time Warp" from ''Film/TheRockyHorrorPictureShow''.
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* TwerpSweating: Phineas to Becky's date in "No Shovel Required". Ferb to Elizabeth's date in "The Silent Treatment", but inadvertently.
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* TwerpSweating: Phineas to Becky's date in "No Shovel Required". Ferb to Elizabeth's date in "The Silent Treatment", but albeit inadvertently.
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* UndersideRide: Colin uses this in ''Home of the Brave'', assisted by his SuperSoldier abilities. The stress of doing it causes problems with the enhancement of his arms.
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* WhatDidIDoLastNight: At the beginning of ''Nothing Civil About War'', Phineas [[DrowningMySorrows gets drunk to forget what he's seen the tumbler bomb do to people]] and ends up drunkenly buying a slave.
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* YourApprovalFillsMeWithShame: Phineas is not happy to be invited to the Slave-Owners' Dinner and Dance in ''Nothing Civil About War'', and the Mayor's interest in Isabella makes it worse.
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* YourApprovalFillsMeWithShame: Phineas is not happy to be invited to the Slave-Owners' Dinner YouAreGrounded: Ginger and Dance Baljeet in ''Nothing Civil About War'', and the Mayor's interest in "Something Special", for getting caught at MakeOutPoint. Isabella makes it worse.(briefly) in "The Collar 2: Discovery" after her mother finds her collar and jumps to conclusions.
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* NotWhatItLooksLike: Phineas and Ginger are working together to arrange to get into relationships with Isabella and Baljeet, respectively. Both Isabella and Baljeet see them together and assume that they're a couple. Lampshaded in Isabella's case; she overhears Phineas commenting how bad it would be if she overheard him proclaiming his everlasting love for Ginger, "like this was a bad sitcom or something."
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* NotWhatItLooksLike: In "The Fireside Café", Phineas and Ginger are working together to arrange to get into relationships with Isabella and Baljeet, respectively. Both Isabella and Baljeet see them together and assume that they're a couple. Lampshaded in Isabella's case; she overhears Phineas commenting how bad it would be if she overheard him proclaiming his everlasting love for Ginger, "like this was a bad sitcom or something."
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* GuiltInducedNightmare: Both Phineas and Isabella have these about things they did during the war, both prominently featuring the accusation, "You killed me!":
** Phineas dreams of zombies of those killed by the tumbler bomb.
** Isabella dreams of her lover, whose implants she had been forced to trigger the self-destruct on.
** Phineas dreams of zombies of those killed by the tumbler bomb.
** Isabella dreams of her lover, whose implants she had been forced to trigger the self-destruct on.
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* DirtyCop: The JAG in "Under Contract" lets Monty off the hook despite blatant evidence of his wrongdoings, because of his father's influence.
* LawmanGoneBad: Monty Monogram, and his father, in "Under Contract". They force Perry to plant evidence against Vanessa, in order to get her convicted to indenture and then assigned to them.
* NotWhereTheyThought: Phineas, waking up in Isabella's bed in "A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes".
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* SnowedIn: "Stuck In The Middle With You" and "Storm Warning" snow in Phineas and Isabella, and Ferb and Vanessa, respectively, in the same snow storm. This leads to RelationshipUpgrade|s for both.
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* SnowedIn: "Stuck In The Middle With You" and "Storm Warning" snow in Phineas and Isabella, and Ferb and Vanessa, respectively, in the same snow storm. This leads to RelationshipUpgrade|s {{Relationship Upgrade}}s for both.
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* FrameUp: Vanessa is framed for hacking into government systems in "Under Contract", so that Monty can claim her as a slave.
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* GirlfriendInCanada: In "The Padawan and the Smuggler", Phineas's friends at Tosche Station ask if the girlfriend they don't believe is real is from Kan'daraan.
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* GirlfriendInCanada: In Inverted in "The Padawan and the Smuggler", Smuggler"; Phineas's friends at Tosche Station ask if the girlfriend they don't believe is real is from Kan'daraan.
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** Isabella's costume in "The Collar 4: Halloween" is modeled on Leia's slave bikini from ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi''.
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** Isabella's Halloween costume in "The Collar 4: Halloween" is modeled on Leia's slave bikini from ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi''.''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi''.
** Vanessa is forced to wear a similar outfit in "Under Contract"; in this case, it indicates actual slavery.
** Vanessa is forced to wear a similar outfit in "Under Contract"; in this case, it indicates actual slavery.
* IHaveYourWife: Monty threatens Perry's host family to gain his compliance in "Under Contract".
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* MadeASlave: Gretchen in "Under Contract", Isabella (and Ginger in backstory) in the ''Second American Civil War'' series.
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* MadeASlave: Gretchen and Vanessa in "Under Contract", Isabella (and Ginger in backstory) in the ''Second American Civil War'' series.
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: In "Under Contract", if Phineas and Ferb hadn't intervened at the Indenture Transfer Facility, Gretchen's indenture would have been bought by her own trust fund, effectively freeing her immediately.
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* SpottingTheThread: In "Under Contract", Eddie notices that the logs of Phineas and Ferb's hack into the Indenture Transfer Facility were modified after he copied them; this leads him to realize that Perry wiped the logs, and from there to Perry's involvement in the initial FrameUp of Vanessa.
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* AmazonianBeauty: Sam in "The Most Popular Girl At School". She's six feet tall and is first seen deadlifting a cheerleader. She's captain of the field hockey team and the girls' basketball team.
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* BigBrotherAttraction: Gender-flipped. Gretchen's uncle has a fairly creepy interest in his (late) sister, Gretchen's mother. It's implied that he has hated Gretchen's father for almost twenty years for "stealing" his big sister, and hates Gretchen for his sister's death in childbirth.
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* DeathByChildbirth: Gretchen's mother in "Under Contract" and "The Ski Trip".
* DisinheritedChild: Gretchen's uncle in "Under Contract" is given an inheritance of thirty pieces of silver, to make sure he knows exactly what her grandmother thinks of what he did.
* DisinheritedChild: Gretchen's uncle in "Under Contract" is given an inheritance of thirty pieces of silver, to make sure he knows exactly what her grandmother thinks of what he did.
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* EvilUncle: Gretchen's uncle is the main antagonist of "Under Contract", selling her into indenture and then trying to force her to sign a renewal contract in order to steal her inheritance.
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* GirlfriendInCanada: In "The Padawan and the Smuggler", Phineas's friends at Tosche Station ask if the girlfriend they don't believe is real is from Kan'daraan.
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* SpitefulWill: In "Under Contract", Gretchen's grandmother gives her surviving son thirty pieces of silver, for his betrayal of selling Gretchen into indenture.
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* TinyGuyHugeGirl: "The Most Popular Girl At School" is about a five-foot-six scrawny geek dating the six-foot-tall captain of the girls' basketball team.
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* BedmateReveal: Self-confessed as one of his favorite tropes. It shows up in "A Wish Is A Dream Your Heart Makes" and "Phineas's Christmas Carol".
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* BookEnds: "It's Complicated" begins with Facebook posts about Phineas and Isabella breaking up, and ends with posts about them getting back together.
* {{Chronoscope}}: Phineas and Ferb invent time viewers that let people look forward and back along their own timelines in "Visions of the Future".
* CitizenshipMarriage: Ginger and Baljeet in "I Can Only Stay If You've The Will To Keep Me Here".
* {{Chronoscope}}: Phineas and Ferb invent time viewers that let people look forward and back along their own timelines in "Visions of the Future".
* CitizenshipMarriage: Ginger and Baljeet in "I Can Only Stay If You've The Will To Keep Me Here".
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* GroundhogDayLoop: The Perry/Doof plot in "Visions of the Future" involves a Try-It-Again-Inator, which lets Doof retry their encounter until he manages to stop Perry. Thirty-five times later, Perry finds a way out of it before Doof finds a way to stop him; the reflected beam instead hits Phineas and Ferb and their friends, giving Ferb a chance to prevent Isabella (and later Phineas) from using the {{Chronoscope}} to look forward in time.
* HeartbreakAndIceCream: When Phineas finds Isabella's apartment in "The Fireside Café", there's a tub of ice cream on the coffee table with a spoon sticking out of it.
* HeartbreakAndIceCream: When Phineas finds Isabella's apartment in "The Fireside Café", there's a tub of ice cream on the coffee table with a spoon sticking out of it.
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* IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy:
** Phineas takes it to extremes in "It's Complicated", trying to make Isabella happy even when she doesn't want him to. Once she yells at him about it, he backs off, and they can consider a relationship again.
** Mabel's willingness to do this convinces Pacifica to tell off her father in "Whither Thou Goest".
** Buford is willing to give up Baljeet to a CitizenshipMarriage to Ginger in "I Can Only Stay If You've The Will To Keep Me Here"; Ginger realizes that forcing Baljeet to give up Buford would not, in fact, make him happy, so she agrees to share.
** Phineas takes it to extremes in "It's Complicated", trying to make Isabella happy even when she doesn't want him to. Once she yells at him about it, he backs off, and they can consider a relationship again.
** Mabel's willingness to do this convinces Pacifica to tell off her father in "Whither Thou Goest".
** Buford is willing to give up Baljeet to a CitizenshipMarriage to Ginger in "I Can Only Stay If You've The Will To Keep Me Here"; Ginger realizes that forcing Baljeet to give up Buford would not, in fact, make him happy, so she agrees to share.
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* LogFic: Downplayed; "It's Complicated" is built around Facebook posts, with short scenes showing what was happening around the posts.
* MarryThemAll: Ginger and Baljeet's ultimate solution to the LoveTriangle in "I Can Only Stay If You've The Will To Keep Me Here": a three-person "marriage" with Buford.
* MarryThemAll: Ginger and Baljeet's ultimate solution to the LoveTriangle in "I Can Only Stay If You've The Will To Keep Me Here": a three-person "marriage" with Buford.
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* NotWhatItLooksLike: Phineas and Ginger are working together to arrange to get into relationships with Isabella and Baljeet, respectively. Both Isabella and Baljeet see them together and assume that they're a couple. Lampshaded in Isabella's case; she overhears Phineas commenting how bad it would be if she overheard him proclaiming his everlasting love for Ginger, "like this was a bad sitcom or something."
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* OutOfContextEavesdropping: In "The Fireside Café", Isabella overhears Phineas telling Ginger how bad it would be for Isabella to assume Phineas and Ginger are a couple, but the bit she hears is just enough to make her think they are a couple. Lampshaded; the comment Phineas is making is about how that would show up in a bad sitcom.
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* SongFic: "Fast As I Can", based on the Music/GreatBigSea song of the same name.
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* WrongTurnAtAlbuquerque: Referenced in the name of the "Left Turn at Albuquerque" series, in which Isabella moves to Albuquerque just before her junior year of high school.
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* TheNapoleon: DRDC Directory Blanchard in ''Glorious and Free'' is a short man who uses PunctualityIsForPeasants and has the visitor chairs in his office set to be too low to be really comfortable for taller people.
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* TheNapoleon: DRDC Directory Director Blanchard in ''Glorious and Free'' is a short man who uses PunctualityIsForPeasants and has the visitor chairs in his office set to be too low to be really comfortable for taller people.
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* PunctualityIsForPeasants: DRDC Director Blanchard, in ''Glorious and Free'', likes to make people wait to show that he can.
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* DrowningMySorrows: Twice in ''Nothing Civil About War'' - Phineas in the beginning, after seeing what the tumbler bomb did, and Ferb on the anniversary of Gretchen's death.
* DystopiaJustifiesTheMeans: In ''Second American Civil War'', the Council of Sanford feels that creating a world where they can own slaves freely is worth terrorist bombings that kill millions and a civil war that kills millions more.
* DystopiaJustifiesTheMeans: In ''Second American Civil War'', the Council of Sanford feels that creating a world where they can own slaves freely is worth terrorist bombings that kill millions and a civil war that kills millions more.
* OmniscientCouncilOfVagueness: The Council of Sanford in ''Second American Civil War'', a secret organization that plotted the civil war and triggered it with terrorist bombings, including nuking Washington DC.
* PresidentEvil: Phil Sherman in ''Second American Civil War''. He leads the winning slave-holding faction, and it later comes out that he was involved in the terrorist bombing of Cleveland that was part of what triggered the civil war.
* RedemptionQuest: Erik Bailey, in ''Second American Civil War''. Previously affiliated with the Council of Sanford, he had a HeelFaceTurn and decided to work against them.
* RedemptionQuest: Erik Bailey, in ''Second American Civil War''. Previously affiliated with the Council of Sanford, he had a HeelFaceTurn and decided to work against them.
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** Phineas and Isabella get stuck together in the past for 48 hours, because Ferb is trying to force a RelationshipUpgrade between them.
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** Phineas and Isabella get stuck together in the past for 48 hours, hours in "Back in Time for Dinner", because Ferb is trying to force a RelationshipUpgrade between them.
* WhatDidIDoLastNight: At the beginning of ''Nothing Civil About War'', Phineas [[DrowningMySorrows gets drunk to forget what he's seen the tumbler bomb do to people]] and ends up drunkenly buying a slave.
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* YetAnotherChristmasCarol: "Phineas's Christmas Carol".
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* YetAnotherChristmasCarol: "Phineas's Christmas Carol".Carol".
* YourApprovalFillsMeWithShame: Phineas is not happy to be invited to the Slave-Owners' Dinner and Dance in ''Nothing Civil About War'', and the Mayor's interest in Isabella makes it worse.
* YourApprovalFillsMeWithShame: Phineas is not happy to be invited to the Slave-Owners' Dinner and Dance in ''Nothing Civil About War'', and the Mayor's interest in Isabella makes it worse.
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* PrematureBirthTrauma: Vanessa in "The Doofenshmirtzes".
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* PrematureBirthTrauma: PrematureBirthDrama: Vanessa in "The Doofenshmirtzes".
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* BedmateReveal: Self-confessed as one of his favorite tropes. It shows up in "A Wish Is A Dream Your Heart Makes" and "Phineas's Christmas Carol".
* TheBet: Between Ferb and Phineas in "Don't Think of a Purple Elephant". Ferb bets Phineas that [[ThoughtAversionFailure Phineas can't make it three and a half days without kissing Isabella]].
* BigDamnHeroes: The Avengers, at the end of "Into the Arena" and "Sacrifice".
* TheBet: Between Ferb and Phineas in "Don't Think of a Purple Elephant". Ferb bets Phineas that [[ThoughtAversionFailure Phineas can't make it three and a half days without kissing Isabella]].
* BigDamnHeroes: The Avengers, at the end of "Into the Arena" and "Sacrifice".
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* GoGoEnslavement: Many of the slaves at the Slave Owners' Dinner and Dance in ''Nothing Civil About War''.
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* GoGoEnslavement: DateRapeAverted: Billy tries SlippingAMickey on Susie in "Let The Punishment Fit The Crime", but Calvin helps her get home safely.
* ExperimentedInCollege: Discussed, attempted to be invoked, and averted in "Whither Thou Goest" - Mabel is terrified that Pacifica will be 'Lesbian Until Graduation', Preston attempts to force Pacifica to give up Mabel and find a husband, and Pacifica tells her father she's staying with Mabel.
* FantasticVoyagePlot: "Founding the Foundation" involves a miniature submarine and attempts to cure Vivian's cancer with it.
* FramingTheGuiltyParty: In "Let the Punishment Fit the Crime", Calvin and Susie plant alcohol in Billy's room to let his parents know what he's really getting up to at college.
* FauxbaFett: Delft Phaltar, as described in "The Collar 4: Halloween", is the evil bounty hunter from Space Adventure 5 and 6, with blue and grey armor.
* GenderBender: Phineas - aka Phoebe - in "Phineas the Fireside Girl".
* GoGoEnslavement:
** Isabella's costume in "The Collar 4: Halloween" is modeled on Leia's slave bikini from ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi''.
** Many of the slaves at the Slave Owners' Dinner and Dance in ''Nothing Civil About War''.
* HerBoyfriendsJacket: Isabella borrows Phineas's jacket at the end of "Miles Apart"; notably, they aren't actually dating yet, but it's one of the things that tells them that maybe they should be.
* IHaveNoSon: Tommy's family disowns him in "The Last Place You Look".
* IndenturedServitude: Used as 'slavery under a different name' in "Under Contract".
* IntimateHealing: Phineas and Isabella need to huddle together for warmth, after removing wet clothes, in "Ice Station Ferb".
* JustFriends: Common between Phineas and Isabella, with the RelationshipUpgrade coming along later. "Like Kissing Her Brother" is perhaps the best example, with "Back In Time For Dinner" a close second.
* ExperimentedInCollege: Discussed, attempted to be invoked, and averted in "Whither Thou Goest" - Mabel is terrified that Pacifica will be 'Lesbian Until Graduation', Preston attempts to force Pacifica to give up Mabel and find a husband, and Pacifica tells her father she's staying with Mabel.
* FantasticVoyagePlot: "Founding the Foundation" involves a miniature submarine and attempts to cure Vivian's cancer with it.
* FramingTheGuiltyParty: In "Let the Punishment Fit the Crime", Calvin and Susie plant alcohol in Billy's room to let his parents know what he's really getting up to at college.
* FauxbaFett: Delft Phaltar, as described in "The Collar 4: Halloween", is the evil bounty hunter from Space Adventure 5 and 6, with blue and grey armor.
* GenderBender: Phineas - aka Phoebe - in "Phineas the Fireside Girl".
* GoGoEnslavement:
** Isabella's costume in "The Collar 4: Halloween" is modeled on Leia's slave bikini from ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi''.
** Many of the slaves at the Slave Owners' Dinner and Dance in ''Nothing Civil About War''.
* HerBoyfriendsJacket: Isabella borrows Phineas's jacket at the end of "Miles Apart"; notably, they aren't actually dating yet, but it's one of the things that tells them that maybe they should be.
* IHaveNoSon: Tommy's family disowns him in "The Last Place You Look".
* IndenturedServitude: Used as 'slavery under a different name' in "Under Contract".
* IntimateHealing: Phineas and Isabella need to huddle together for warmth, after removing wet clothes, in "Ice Station Ferb".
* JustFriends: Common between Phineas and Isabella, with the RelationshipUpgrade coming along later. "Like Kissing Her Brother" is perhaps the best example, with "Back In Time For Dinner" a close second.
* MexicoCalledTheyWantTexasBack: Downplayed in ''Second American Civil War''; Mexico has retaken Los Angeles but gone no further than that.
* {{NSFW}}: Some of his work, particularly "The Collar" series.
* OfCourseImNotAVirgin: Darcy in "Sacrifice", which causes problems for the cultists planning a VirginSacrifice.
* {{NSFW}}: Some of his work, particularly "The Collar" series.
* OfCourseImNotAVirgin: Darcy in "Sacrifice", which causes problems for the cultists planning a VirginSacrifice.
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* {{NSFW}}: Some of OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Calvin asking if the stuffed tiger is his, in "Just a Stuffed Tiger". That question terrifies his workparents, because it's a sign that something is terribly wrong.
* {{Pastiche}}: ''Space Adventure'', as it appears in the ASV Hornet episodes, is largely ''Franchise/StarTrek'' pastiche. In "The Collar", it's more ''Franchise/StarWars'' pastiche. (In ''WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerb'', it's described with elements of both.)
* PrematureBirthTrauma: Vanessa in "The Doofenshmirtzes".
* RomanticFakeRealTurn: Steve and Darcy in "Tactical Considerations". Sick of blind dates, they decide to pretend to date to convince their friends to leave them alone for a while, only to find themselves caring when they promised they wouldn't.
* {{Pastiche}}: ''Space Adventure'', as it appears in the ASV Hornet episodes, is largely ''Franchise/StarTrek'' pastiche. In "The Collar", it's more ''Franchise/StarWars'' pastiche. (In ''WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerb'', it's described with elements of both.)
* PrematureBirthTrauma: Vanessa in "The Doofenshmirtzes".
* RomanticFakeRealTurn: Steve and Darcy in "Tactical Considerations". Sick of blind dates, they decide to pretend to date to convince their friends to leave them alone for a while, only to find themselves caring when they promised they wouldn't.
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* SexSlave:
** Ginger, in the backstory of ''Second American Civil War'', and the fate of many other slaves in that series.
** Vanessa, in "Under Contract".
* SexyShirtSwitch:
** Gretchen and Isabella go upstairs for coffee in (respectively) Ferb's and Phineas's shirts in "The Fireside Café".
** Isabella wears Phineas's shirt to seduce him in ''Nothing Civil About War''.
* ShipperOnDeck:
** Perry often does this, for Ferb and Vanessa ("Mistletoe/Brother-Verse") and Phineas and Isabella ("And You Don't Know Why But You're Dying To Try").
** Jane, Bucky, and Natasha in "Tactical Considerations", trying to get Steve and Darcy together.
* ShirtlessCaptives: Male slaves being auctioned in ''Nothing Civil About War'' wear just a pair of shorts.
* ShowWithinAShow: The "ASV Hornet" series involves ''Space Adventure'' fanfic written by Isabella.
* SideBet: The family betting pool about when Phineas and Isabella get together in "Don't Think of a Purple Elephant".
* SlaveCollar:
** In the slave fics "Under Contract" and ''Second American Civil War'', combined with ShockCollar and TrackingDevice as instruments of legal slavery.
** Much more voluntarily by Isabella in "The Collar" and its sequels, where it's just her and Phineas being kinky.
* SleepCute: Everybody at the end of "Two Halves Make A Whole"; Phineas and Isabella are curled up together, and Ferb is sleeping with his head on Vanessa's lap.
* SlippingAMickey: Billy does something to Susie's drink in "Let The Punishment Fit The Crime".
* SnowedIn: "Stuck In The Middle With You" and "Storm Warning" snow in Phineas and Isabella, and Ferb and Vanessa, respectively, in the same snow storm. This leads to RelationshipUpgrade|s for both.
** Ginger, in the backstory of ''Second American Civil War'', and the fate of many other slaves in that series.
** Vanessa, in "Under Contract".
* SexyShirtSwitch:
** Gretchen and Isabella go upstairs for coffee in (respectively) Ferb's and Phineas's shirts in "The Fireside Café".
** Isabella wears Phineas's shirt to seduce him in ''Nothing Civil About War''.
* ShipperOnDeck:
** Perry often does this, for Ferb and Vanessa ("Mistletoe/Brother-Verse") and Phineas and Isabella ("And You Don't Know Why But You're Dying To Try").
** Jane, Bucky, and Natasha in "Tactical Considerations", trying to get Steve and Darcy together.
* ShirtlessCaptives: Male slaves being auctioned in ''Nothing Civil About War'' wear just a pair of shorts.
* ShowWithinAShow: The "ASV Hornet" series involves ''Space Adventure'' fanfic written by Isabella.
* SideBet: The family betting pool about when Phineas and Isabella get together in "Don't Think of a Purple Elephant".
* SlaveCollar:
** In the slave fics "Under Contract" and ''Second American Civil War'', combined with ShockCollar and TrackingDevice as instruments of legal slavery.
** Much more voluntarily by Isabella in "The Collar" and its sequels, where it's just her and Phineas being kinky.
* SleepCute: Everybody at the end of "Two Halves Make A Whole"; Phineas and Isabella are curled up together, and Ferb is sleeping with his head on Vanessa's lap.
* SlippingAMickey: Billy does something to Susie's drink in "Let The Punishment Fit The Crime".
* SnowedIn: "Stuck In The Middle With You" and "Storm Warning" snow in Phineas and Isabella, and Ferb and Vanessa, respectively, in the same snow storm. This leads to RelationshipUpgrade|s for both.
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* SympatheticSlaveOwner:
** Ferb, in "Under Contract", who bought his girlfriend's indenture to protect her.
** Phineas, in ''Nothing Civil About War''. He didn't intend to buy a slave, and once he did, he wanted to keep her safe.
* TenMinutesInTheCloset:
** Between Baljeet and Adyson in "Fresh Ginger". They don't do anything, but the experience makes Baljeet realize it's time to get serious about a relationship with Ginger.
** Phineas and Isabella get stuck together in the past for 48 hours, because Ferb is trying to force a RelationshipUpgrade between them.
* ThoughtAversionFailure: Ferb invokes this in "Don't Think of a Purple Elephant" to try to time a RelationshipUpgrade between Phineas and Isabella.
* TraumaInducedAmnesia: Calvin in "Just a Stuffed Tiger", after a sledding accident means he doesn't even recognize Hobbes.
** Ferb, in "Under Contract", who bought his girlfriend's indenture to protect her.
** Phineas, in ''Nothing Civil About War''. He didn't intend to buy a slave, and once he did, he wanted to keep her safe.
* TenMinutesInTheCloset:
** Between Baljeet and Adyson in "Fresh Ginger". They don't do anything, but the experience makes Baljeet realize it's time to get serious about a relationship with Ginger.
** Phineas and Isabella get stuck together in the past for 48 hours, because Ferb is trying to force a RelationshipUpgrade between them.
* ThoughtAversionFailure: Ferb invokes this in "Don't Think of a Purple Elephant" to try to time a RelationshipUpgrade between Phineas and Isabella.
* TraumaInducedAmnesia: Calvin in "Just a Stuffed Tiger", after a sledding accident means he doesn't even recognize Hobbes.
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* UnderTheMistletoe: In "Mistletoe Is Serious Business", with ShipperOnDeck Perry making sure Ferb and Vanessa end up underneath it. "Are You Sure, Ferb?" indicates that they ended up doing this for years before their RelationshipUpgrade.
* VirginSacrifice: The idea of the cultists in "Sacrifice", because surely Captain America wouldn't have premarital sex.
* XanatosGambit: Ferb, in "Don't Think of a Purple Elephant". If Phineas starts a relationship with Isabella too early, Ferb wins the bet with him. If he doesn't, Ferb wins the betting pool.
* VirginSacrifice: The idea of the cultists in "Sacrifice", because surely Captain America wouldn't have premarital sex.
* XanatosGambit: Ferb, in "Don't Think of a Purple Elephant". If Phineas starts a relationship with Isabella too early, Ferb wins the bet with him. If he doesn't, Ferb wins the betting pool.
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Notable works:
* ''Second American Civil War'' trilogy: three novel-length stories set after the end of the titular war, dealing with the issues that caused the war in the first place. DarkFic and AlternateUniverseFic.
** ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/4536378 Nothing Civil About War]]''
** ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/6624658 Glorious and Free]]''
** ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/11662341 Home of the Brave]]''
* ''Second American Civil War'' trilogy: three novel-length stories set after the end of the titular war, dealing with the issues that caused the war in the first place. DarkFic and AlternateUniverseFic.
** ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/4536378 Nothing Civil About War]]''
** ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/6624658 Glorious and Free]]''
** ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/11662341 Home of the Brave]]''
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* GoGoEnslavement: Many of the slaves at the Slave Owners' Dinner and Dance in ''Nothing Civil About War''.
* IHaveNoSon:
* LieDetector: Phineas (being Phineas) creates one that really works. It's a translucent white sphere that flashes green for truth, red for lie.
** In "No Shovel Required", he uses it for TwerpSweating.
** In "Honesty", he uses it to try to prove to Isabella that he isn't lying about leaking information from the Fireside Girls initiation.
* MadeASlave: Gretchen in "Under Contract", Isabella (and Ginger in backstory) in the ''Second American Civil War'' series.
* OfficialCouple: Phineas andIsabellaIsabella. For WesternAnimation/GravityFalls, Dipper/Wendy and Mabel/Pacifica; for MCU, Steve/Darcy.
* IHaveNoSon:
* LieDetector: Phineas (being Phineas) creates one that really works. It's a translucent white sphere that flashes green for truth, red for lie.
** In "No Shovel Required", he uses it for TwerpSweating.
** In "Honesty", he uses it to try to prove to Isabella that he isn't lying about leaking information from the Fireside Girls initiation.
* MadeASlave: Gretchen in "Under Contract", Isabella (and Ginger in backstory) in the ''Second American Civil War'' series.
* OfficialCouple: Phineas and
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* SecondAmericanCivilWar: The ''Second American Civil War'' trilogy, starting with Nothing Civil About War.War.
* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: "Phineas's Christmas Carol", where Phineas (after meeting the Ghost of Christmas Yet To Come) travels back in time to fix his relationship with Isabella.
* SoulmateAUFic: "The Last Place You Look" and "A Matter of Statistics" are set in an alternate history where people are born with the name of their soulmate written on their arm. The "Soulmate Snippets" stories deconstruct issues around those marks with alternate sexualities.
* {{Supersoldier}}: Isabella (and, later, Colin) in the ''Second American Civil War'' stories.
* TwerpSweating: Phineas to Becky's date in "No Shovel Required". Ferb to Elizabeth's date in "The Silent Treatment", but inadvertently.
* YetAnotherChristmasCarol: "Phineas's Christmas Carol".
* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: "Phineas's Christmas Carol", where Phineas (after meeting the Ghost of Christmas Yet To Come) travels back in time to fix his relationship with Isabella.
* SoulmateAUFic: "The Last Place You Look" and "A Matter of Statistics" are set in an alternate history where people are born with the name of their soulmate written on their arm. The "Soulmate Snippets" stories deconstruct issues around those marks with alternate sexualities.
* {{Supersoldier}}: Isabella (and, later, Colin) in the ''Second American Civil War'' stories.
* TwerpSweating: Phineas to Becky's date in "No Shovel Required". Ferb to Elizabeth's date in "The Silent Treatment", but inadvertently.
* YetAnotherChristmasCarol: "Phineas's Christmas Carol".
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[[http://archiveofourown.org/users/foobar137/pseuds/foobar137/works?fandom_id=56627&page=1 Foobar137]] is a writer of Phineas and Ferb stories.
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[[http://archiveofourown.org/users/foobar137/pseuds/foobar137/works?fandom_id=56627&page=1 org/users/foobar137/pseuds/foobar137/works Foobar137]] is a writer of Phineas and Ferb stories.
fanfic writer, mostly working in the WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerb fandom.
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* DarkFic: The Nothing ''Second American Civil About War TrilogyWar'' Trilogy, among others.
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* {{NSFW}}: Some of his workwork
* SecondAmericanCivilWar: The ''Second American Civil War'' trilogy, starting with Nothing Civil About War.
* SecondAmericanCivilWar: The ''Second American Civil War'' trilogy, starting with Nothing Civil About War.
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Foobar137 is a writer of Phineas and Ferb stories.
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Foobar137 is a writer of Phineas and Ferb stories.
!!Tropes in his works include
*AlternateUniverseFic: Many of them, but less than half are alternate universe stories.
*DarkFic: The Nothing Civil About War Trilogy
*OfficialCouple: Phineas and Isabella
*{{NSFW}}: Some of his work
!!Tropes in his works include
*AlternateUniverseFic: Many of them, but less than half are alternate universe stories.
*DarkFic: The Nothing Civil About War Trilogy
*OfficialCouple: Phineas and Isabella
*{{NSFW}}: Some of his work
