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* EveryoneIsJesusInPurgatory: In the {{LOST}} parody, Charlie Brown wonders something akin to this when they wind up on the island.
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* EveryoneIsJesusInPurgatory: In the {{LOST}} parody, Charlie Brown wonders something akin to this when they wind up on the island.


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* {{Flashback}}: A few flashbacks in the {{LOST}} parody show the kids doing some...pretty terrible things. Thankfully, it's AllJustADream.


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* SlippingAMickey: In the {{LOST}} parody, Jason and Marcus drug Sarah with a coconut milk smoothie.


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* TrainingMontage: The Bear adores these.


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* WholeEpisodeFlashback: "Jason Fox: TheMusical."
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* The Unseen: The counselors, who are described vaguely, and only seem to speak to Kevin.

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* The Unseen: TheUnseen: The counselors, who are described vaguely, and only seem to speak to Kevin.

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* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: Played with--there's a character called "The Bear." Turns out that's his real name.


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* HisNameReallyIsBarkeep: A character referred to as "The Bear" reveals that it's his real name at one point, complete with the "The."
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* IsThisThingStillOn: Happens to Eddy early on in "Legends of the Hidden Campus." Luckily for him, no one seems to notice.


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* ObstacleExposition: Eddy has one in "Legends of the Hidden Campus," which takes the one from LegendsOfTheHiddenTemple UpToEleven, since Eddy fills it with insane FakeDifficulty.
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* AwesomeButImpractical: Calvin, Jason, and Marcus threaten Kevin with medieval weapons in "Water Week," but find out the hard way that although the weapons look cool, they weigh too much to be lifted off of the ground.


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* EasilyForgiven: Kevin gets off pretty easy at the end of "Water Week." Granted, he ''did'' get the kids out of a tight spot, but still...


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* FoodFight: The Eds attack Kevin with ice cream in "Water Week."
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* ChekovsGunman: Sally in "Champion Charlie Brown." Even Calvin [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] this.

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* ChekovsGunman: ChekhovsGunman: Sally in "Champion Charlie Brown." Even Calvin [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] this.
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* AdultsAreUseless: When they're [[ThereAreNoAdults around]], at least.


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* DeletedScene: Some episodes are cut down for time, but the deleted scenes are always written in at the end.


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* ManipulativeBastard: Lucy, Bowser, and especially Eugene have shades of this.
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* AngryMobSong: "Serves Them Right," which is a parody of "[[BeautyAndTheBeast THE Mob Song]]."


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* ChekovsGunman: Sally in "Champion Charlie Brown." Even Calvin [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] this.


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* ImagineSpot: Calvin has ''three'' in "Champion Charlie Brown," each one about a different ego.


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** In "Champion Charlie Brown," Lucy quotes a line from ''Bring Me the Head of Charlie Brown''.
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* BatmanGambit: Eugene's plan in Jason Fox TheMusical is to sit back and watch the kids tear each other apart after he's set up a scenario where they would drive each other insane.


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* CrowdSong: Every now and then, the kids enjoy bursting into song.


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* MusicalEpisode: While most episodes feature a musical number, the movie parodies tend to be full-out musical episodes.
* MusicalisInterruptus: Marcus's ballad in "Jason Fox TheMusical" is cut off by Marcus's narration, as he is embarrassed in retrospect.


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* SmugSnake: Eugene.


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** Captain Melon Head and Professor Scam also appear.


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* The Unseen: The counselors, who are described vaguely, and only seem to speak to Kevin.


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* VillainRecruitmentSong: Eddy's parody of "Pick a Pocket Or Two," sung to Jason and Marcus.
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* WrittenInAbsence: Hobbes is gone for most of "Bringing Down the Mouse." Most likely, this was done to avoid a WhyDontYouJustShootHim PlotHole, as Hobbes should be able to catch a mouse easily.
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* EekAMouse: Jimmy reacts this way in "Bringing Down the Mouse."


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* ShoutOut: The MouseTrap sequence in "Bringing Down the Mouse" is an homage to MouseHunt.
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* NothingIsScarier: This idea is explored in "The Mad Punter" and to a lesser degree in "The Thing in the Dorm," the latter crossing over with OrWasItADream.

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* NothingIsScarier: This idea is explored in "The Mad Punter" and to a lesser degree in "The Thing in the Dorm," the latter crossing over with OrWasItADream.OrWasItADream
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* NothingIsScarier: This idea is explored in "The Mad Punter" and to a lesser degree in "The Thing in the Dorm."

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* NothingIsScarier: This idea is explored in "The Mad Punter" and to a lesser degree in "The Thing in the Dorm."Dorm," the latter crossing over with OrWasItADream.
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* AllJustADream: Happens in the {{LOST}} parody, though the audience knows this the whole time, so it isn't a surprise.
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* ItGetsBetter: The first few episodes are not the greatest, but it does pick up.
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* ChaoticEvil: Again, the Volleyball of Terror.



* HoYay: Jason and Marcus have a couple of moments...



* RonTheDeathEater: Lucy, while never a true villain in the original series, has become pretty [[CharacterExaggeration exaggerated]].
* SeasonalRot: There are a few episodes in the middle of the series where the quality lags.
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* VillainSong: Bowser and the Kankers have gotten a few.

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* VillainSong: Bowser Bowser, Eugue, and the Kankers have gotten a few.
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* BiggerBad: [[TheLegendOfZelda Gannondorf]], whom Bower idolizes.

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* BiggerBad: [[TheLegendOfZelda [[Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda Gannondorf]], whom Bower idolizes.

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* BreakingTheFourthWall: Happens occasionally, especially when [[TheHauntedMansion the Hitchhiking Ghosts]] appear.



* NoFourthWall: Will occasionally come up, especially when [[TheHauntedMansion the Hitchhiking Ghosts]] make a guest appearance.
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* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: Played with--there's a character called "The Bear." Turns out that's his real name.
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* AnimateInanimateObject: The Volleyball of Terror.


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* ChaoticEvil: Again, the Volleyball of Terror.


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* CutSong: A few songs are cut from the episodes and are included as a bonus feature of sorts at the end.


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* HellHotel: More or less happens in "The Thing in the Dorm," except it's a dorm, not a hotel. Eddy does use it like a hotel, though.


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* LateToTheParty: Calvin and the others experience a minor example of this in "The Volleyball of Terror," when they find the trail of destruction that the ball has left.


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* NothingIsScarier: This idea is explored in "The Mad Punter" and to a lesser degree in "The Thing in the Dorm."


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* ThereAreNoAdults: Keeping true to the theme of ''{{Peanuts}},'' and ''EdEddNEddy''', there are ''rarely'' any adults around.
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* ContinuityNod



* DwindlingParty: Happens to the kids in "Hobbes of the Wild."



* VideoGameCrueltyPotential: In one episode, Bowser and Gannondorf trap Calvin and Hobbes in TheSims and try to use this to kill them.
* VillainSong: Bowser and the Kankers have gotten a few.



* WelcomeEpisode: The {{Pilot}}

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* WelcomeEpisode: The {{Pilot}}{{Pilot}}
* ZanyScheme: From time to time.
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* CloningBlues: Calvin tries his hand at cloning again in one episode. It doesn't go well, of course.
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* DodgeballIsHell: The subject of the second episode.


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* ShowdownAtHighNoon: Happens at the end of the "Dodgeball" episode.
* SuperpoweredAlterEgo: Calvin's three egos return, along with a couple new ones. Of course, most of it is all in his mind...[[MaybeMagicMaybeMundane some of the time]].


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* WalkThePlank: Jason and Marcus try to do this to Mr. Bun in the Pilot episode.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: Larry Koopa stars in "The New Kid."
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* HoYay: Jason and Marcus have a couple of moments...


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* NoFourthWall: Will occasionally come up, especially when [[TheHauntedMansion the Hitchhiking Ghosts]] make a guest appearance.
* OriginalCharacter: Only two--The Bear and the Volleyball of Terror.


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* TrollFic: [[http://www.fanfiction.net/s/3287834/1/The_Calvin_at_Camp_Christmas_Carol The Calvin at Camp Christmas Carol]]. Crosses over with YetAnotherChristmasCarol and TakeThat.
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* BeigeProse: Sometimes.


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* {{Crossover}}


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* ItGetsBetter: The first few episodes are not the greatest, but it does pick up.
* RonTheDeathEater: Lucy, while never a true villain in the original series, has become pretty [[CharacterExaggeration exaggerated]].
* SeasonalRot: There are a few episodes in the middle of the series where the quality lags.
* WelcomeEpisode: The {{Pilot}}
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The series sends the characters on original adventures and also parodies various Disney films from time to time. So far, there are nearly forty "episodes."

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The series sends the characters on original adventures and also parodies various Disney films from time to time. So far, there are nearly forty "episodes."
" These all range in quality, and a few of them the author views as being [[OldShame less than fantastic]].
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There is a slight "blasphemy" in the series, which is that ''a few'' other characters can "see" Hobbes as a real tiger: Jason, Marcus, Ed, Eddy, Double D, and Snoopy. This was done to make the stories flow a little bit more easily. Most of the characters make sense as to why they can see Hobbes, though Double D and Eddy require some WillingSuspensionOfDisbelief.

The series sends the characters on original adventures and also parodies various Disney films from time to time. So far, there are nearly forty "episodes."

The series can be found here, along with other stories by the author: http://www.fanfiction.net/u/839573/Blue_Paratroopa

!!Tropes featured in this series:

* AffectionateParody: Almost every movie parody has been done this way.
* BigBad: Bowser Koopa
* BiggerBad: [[TheLegendOfZelda Gannondorf]], whom Bower idolizes.
* FilkSong: These show up almost OnceAnEpisode, sometimes more.
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''Calvin at Camp'' is a crossover series by author Blue Paratroopa, featuring the characters from ''CalvinAndHobbes,'' ''{{Peanuts}},'' ''FoxTrot,'' and ''EdEddNEddy'' all going to a daycamp (located on a local college campus) together. During his many misadventures, Calvin ends up opening up a warp portal to the Mushroom Kingdom through some "Choose Your Own Adventure" SuperMarioBros books. He quickly makes an enemy of Bowser Koopa, who is soon bent on destroying the camp, after the kids somehow manage to defeat him. After each defeat, his grudge grows a little bit bigger.

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