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* {{Catchphrase}}: Chunt tries to force these. Recurring examples include: "Mmm, Chunt please", "get wet", and "baby don't know."
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* {{Unfortnate Implications}}: {{In-universe}}, Jamilious the Mauve, who is black (as in he has dark skin) exists at least in part to counter the negative implications that might be associated with blackness as a result of the Dark Lord being the [[{{Colour Character}} black wizard]].
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* {{Unfortnate {{Unfortunate Implications}}: {{In-universe}}, Jamilious the Mauve, who is black (as in he has dark skin) exists at least in part to counter the negative implications that might be associated with blackness as a result of the Dark Lord being the [[{{Colour Character}} black wizard]].
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* AnotherDimension: Foon is located in a separate dimension from Earth.
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* AnotherDimension: Foon is located in a separate dimension from Earth. There have also been episodes set in the mirror universe, a cowboy universe, and a child-friendly universe, and the space bunker is in yet another universe.
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** This trope applies to all wizards in general, as they also list their powers and identities in their introduction.
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** This trope applies to all wizards in general, as they also list their powers and identities in their introduction. {{Exaggerated| Trope}} with Can the Yellow - since he's the master of time and space, his introduction also includes his former and future names.
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* ShapeShifting: Chunt takes the form of whatever being he last had sex with.
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* ShapeShifting: Chunt takes the form of whatever being he last had sex with. As of season 3, he can change form at will, but always has badger colouring.
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* {{Unfortnate Implications}}: {{In-universe}}, Jamilious the Mauve, who is black (as in he has dark skin) exists at least in part to counter the negative implications that might be associated with blackness as a result of the Dark Lord being the [[{{Colour Character}} black wizard]].
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* Masquerade: The Mysterious Man in the Space Bunker keeps the existence of alternate dimensions under wraps by starting and ending every episode with [[BlatantLies unconvincing disclaimers]]
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* Masquerade: TheMasquerade: The Mysterious Man in the Space Bunker keeps the existence of alternate dimensions under wraps by starting and ending every episode with [[BlatantLies unconvincing disclaimers]]
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* Masquerade: The Mysterious Man in the Space Bunker keeps the existence of alternate dimensions under wraps by starting and ending every episode with [[BlatantLies unconvincing disclaimers]]
** In Season 2, it's revealed that [[spoiler: The Mysterious Man and Craig are the remnants of an evil alien empire forced to work in the space bunker by an alternate universe version of Arnie, who doesn't want the podcasts of his alternate selves to outshine his own.]]
** In Season 2, it's revealed that [[spoiler: The Mysterious Man and Craig are the remnants of an evil alien empire forced to work in the space bunker by an alternate universe version of Arnie, who doesn't want the podcasts of his alternate selves to outshine his own.]]
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* PaperThinDisguise: The Mysterious Man openly talks about Space Bunker affairs and goals in his disclaimers, rendering the masquerade pointless.
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* ChekhovsGun: Usidore's secret names. [[spoiler: Season 2 ends with a carfoon of Usidore bringing down Hogsface on the Dark Lord's minions by uttering one of his many secret names.]]
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* OurAngelsAreDifferent: Usidore is an angelic spirit given form by a conspiracy of birds and rain and fire and earth and...
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* ResurrectiveImmortality: If a wizard doesn't like being dead they can decide to stop. Usidore will sometimes forget this doesn't apply to most people.
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* FantasticFantasyIsMundane: In some of the premium episodes the cast play an RPG called "Offices and Bosses".
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* DeathOfAChild: Played for laughs. Foon has a child death rate of about 80%.
-->'''Arnie:''' What do kids in Foon fantasize about growing up to be?\\
'''Chunt:''' Alive.
-->'''Arnie:''' What do kids in Foon fantasize about growing up to be?\\
'''Chunt:''' Alive.
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* InfantImmortality: Averted for laughs. Foon has a child death rate of about 80%.
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-->'''Chunt:''' Alive.
-->'''Arnie:''' What do kids in Foon fantasize about growing up to be?
-->'''Chunt:''' Alive.
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* AbortedArc: Early on in the podcast it was hinted that a body double of Arnie was on Earth, explaining the lack of suspicion over his disappearance. This plot thread was dropped or forgotten, and Arnie's friends and family either forget he's gone or simply conclude that he must be busy.
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* FoeYay: Usidore and Spintax once resolved their sexual tension in a liaison so powerful that it nearly destroyed a mountain. The dwarves know it as [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Wizard Fuck Mountain]]
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* FoeYay: Usidore and Spintax once resolved their sexual tension in a liaison so powerful that it nearly destroyed a mountain. The dwarves know it as [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Wizard Fuck Mountain]]
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* NewAgeRetroHippie: Chunt's mother, Eleanor the Manticore, lives in a commune of other mix-and-match critters (and regular lions and cats), charges crystals by moonlight (Usidore says that's inefficient), and performs palm readings with her scorpion stinger.
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-->The podcast described in this article is not real, but it can really be found at [[http://hellofromthemagictavern.com/ Hello From the Magic Tavern]].
''Hello From the Magic Tavern'' is a weekly podcast created by Creator/JackboxGames employee Arnie Niekamp set in the magical world of Foon.
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-->Doesn't that sound like a delightful romp through the imagination? Just remember [[{{suspiciously specific denial}} it is not real]].
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->Doesn't that sound like a delightful romp through the imagination? Just remember [[{{suspiciously specific denial}} it is not
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* NoIndoorVoice: Daphne The Unwed Mother has only one setting: ''screeching.''
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** [[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded]] with an episode appearance of Chunt voice actor Adal Rifai, for whom punning is treated as a debilitating manic compulsion.
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** Chunt voice actor Adal Rifai abruptly introducing characters that the rest of the cast hate and try to have killed off.
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* AbortedArc: Early on in the podcast it was hinted that a body double of Arnie was on Earth, explaining the lack of suspicion over his disappearance. This plot thread was dropped or forgotten, and Arnie's friends and family either forget he's gone or simply conclude that he must be busy.
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* ShapedLikeItself: "Different things mean different things" - Arnie
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* ShapedLikeItself: "Different things mean different things" things." - Arnie
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** Arnie and the others have extensive contact with Earth through email and Twitter for 2+ years now, but none of that has affected the "Arnie can't get in touch with his family and let them know he's okay" plot point.
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** Arnie and the others have extensive contact with Earth through email and Twitter for 2+ 3+ years now, but none of that has affected the "Arnie can't get in touch with his family and let them know he's okay" plot point.
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* UnfortunateNames: Chunt and Usidore like to point out how "Ar'''nie''' '''Nie'''kamp" is awkward to say.
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* UnfortunateNames: Chunt and Usidore like to point out how "Ar'''nie''' '''Nie'''kamp" is awkward to say. They assume most Earth names are this way and that the full name of Arnie's wife Sarah is Sarah Rahkamp.
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** Later, Chunt gets three wishes from a genie. The last wish--which, again, could be used to send Arnie back home to his wife and child or to aid Usidore by defeating the Dark Lord--is used to [[ItMakesSenseInContext get Arnie his socks back.]]
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* WastefulWishing: Chunt gains access to one wish and spends half of an episode pondering what to wish for. After the commercial break, he confesses that he had considered using the wish to send Arnie back home to his wife and child, or to aid Usidore by defeating the Dark Lord... but instead he used it to ensure that no matter what form he shapeshifted into, he would always have two buttholes.
-->'''Usidore:''' Chu-Chu, you really are the worst.
-->'''Usidore:''' Chu-Chu, you really are the worst.
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* BrickJoke: In the first few episodes, Arnie (and occasionally Chunt) begin saying Hoobastank as Usidore reaches the Hoogstandjes portion of his collection of names. Cut to Episode 14, with Glenn Miller and Spants breaking out into a Usidore-themed version of "[[EarWorm The Reason]]" by, you guessed it, Hoobastank.
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* TheWormThatWalks: Dripfang, the Dark Lord's chef inquisitor, was initially 1,000 snakes in a skin suit. [[spoiler:Usidore killed a few, and then at his performance review, he was ordered to downsize to 500 snakes.]]
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* FullContactMagic: Jamillious The Mauve can literally slap the taste out of someone's mouth.
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-->The podcast described in this article is not real, but it can really be found at [[http://hellofromthemagictavern.com/ Hello From the Magic Tavern]].
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* WizardsLiveLonger: Usidore is hundreds, if not thousands of years old.
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* WizardsLiveLonger: Usidore is hundreds, if not thousands of years old.old.
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* ActorAllusion: Episode 87, Missing Fathers, opens with a parody of Podcast/{{Lore}}, and riffs on how HFtMT would never do various things that Podcast/PopCultureHappyHour happens to do. The guests that week are played by hosts from both of those podcasts.
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* {{A Day in the Limelight}}: On two occasions, Arnie's broadcasts cuts off in the first few minutes, and the bulk of the episode follows the antics on the space station.
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''Hello From the Magic Tavern'' is a weekly podcast created by Arnie Niekamp set in the magical world of Foon.
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''Hello From the Magic Tavern'' is a weekly podcast created by Creator/JackboxGames employee Arnie Niekamp set in the magical world of Foon.
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This part's not true anymore, as spells have also allowed Foon/Earth travel, as well as Andre the Giant and Peter Smith coming in through other means.
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* AnotherDimension: Foon is located in a separate dimension from Earth. So far, the only accessible portal is located behind a Burger King.
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After falling through a portal at a Burger King, Arnie finds himself stuck in the world of Foon. Luckily he has his podcast equipment, and a faint wi-fi signal coming from the Burger King on the other side of the portal, so he decides to set up a podcast in the Vermillion Minotaur, the local tavern.
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After falling through a dimensional portal at behind a Burger King, King in Chicago, Arnie finds himself stuck in the world of Foon. Luckily he has his podcast equipment, and a faint wi-fi signal coming from the Burger King on the other side of the portal, so he decides to set up a podcast in the Vermillion Minotaur, the local tavern.
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* LargeHam: Usidore is frequently shouting things at the top of his lungs, especially his name during the episode intro.
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* LargeHam: Usidore is frequently shouting things at the top of his lungs, especially his name during the episode intro. Regularly [[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded]] in the outro credits by the Mysterious Man's sarcastic assessments of Matt Young's performance.
