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* PhlebotinumProofRobot: Given how he's basically a giant handheld game system, Game Boy isn't affected with the zombifying ink, thus allowing him to play a key role in not only retrieving the antidote to undo the zombification, but to also save Kevin from becoming a zombie himself after the rest of the N Team fall victim to the ink.
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* MythologyGag: One of the early concepts for a Saturday morning cartoon based on Nintendo games that eventually gave rise to ''Captain N'' was a show called ''Buddy Boy''. It would've been based on ''Paperboy'', but have the Nintendo characters come to life in the real world he inhabited, and the paperboy having to deal with their antics. The setting and characters of this episode reuse those early designs.

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* MythologyGag: One of the early concepts for a Saturday morning cartoon based on Nintendo games that eventually gave rise to ''Captain N'' was a show premise called ''Buddy Boy''. It would've been based on ''Paperboy'', but have the Nintendo characters come to life in the real world he inhabited, and the paperboy having to deal with their antics. The setting and characters of this episode reuse those early designs.
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* MythologyGag: One of the early concepts for a Saturday morning cartoons based on Nintendo games that eventually gave rise to ''Captain N'' was a show called ''Buddy Boy''. It would've been based on ''Paperboy'', but have the Nintendo characters come to life in the real world he inhabited, and the paperboy having to deal with their antics. The setting and characters of this episode reuse those early designs.

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* MythologyGag: One of the early concepts for a Saturday morning cartoons cartoon based on Nintendo games that eventually gave rise to ''Captain N'' was a show called ''Buddy Boy''. It would've been based on ''Paperboy'', but have the Nintendo characters come to life in the real world he inhabited, and the paperboy having to deal with their antics. The setting and characters of this episode reuse those early designs.
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* MythologyGag: One of the early concepts for a Saturday morning cartoons based on Nintendo games that eventually gave rise to ''Captain N'' was a show called ''Buddy Boy'' that would've been based on ''Paperboy'', but have the Nintendo characters come to life in the real world he inhabited, and the paperboy having to deal with their antics. The setting and characters of this episode reuse those early designs.

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* MythologyGag: One of the early concepts for a Saturday morning cartoons based on Nintendo games that eventually gave rise to ''Captain N'' was a show called ''Buddy Boy'' that Boy''. It would've been based on ''Paperboy'', but have the Nintendo characters come to life in the real world he inhabited, and the paperboy having to deal with their antics. The setting and characters of this episode reuse those early designs.
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* MythologyGag: One of the early concepts for a Saturday morning cartoons based on Nintendo games that eventually gave rise to ''Captain N'' was a show called ''Buddy Boy'' that would've been based on ''Paperboy'' but have the Nintendo characters come to life in the real world he inhabited, and the paperboy having to deal with their antics. The setting and characters of this episode reuse those early designs.

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* MythologyGag: One of the early concepts for a Saturday morning cartoons based on Nintendo games that eventually gave rise to ''Captain N'' was a show called ''Buddy Boy'' that would've been based on ''Paperboy'' ''Paperboy'', but have the Nintendo characters come to life in the real world he inhabited, and the paperboy having to deal with their antics. The setting and characters of this episode reuse those early designs.
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* MythologyGag: One of the early concepts for a Saturday morning cartoons based on Nintendo games that eventually gave rise to ''Captain N'' was a show called ''Buddy Boy'' that would've been based on ''Paperboy'' but have the Nintendo characters come to life in the real world he inhabited, and the paperboy having to deal with their antics. The setting and characters of this episode reuse those early designs.
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* NeverLearnedToRead: Julio can't read since he's been skipping school to help his family with money, ever since his dad lost his job. This has an unintended benefit in that he can't read the newspapers so he can't be turned into a zombie, but the N Team convinces him it's an important thing he learn once this is over.

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* NeverLearnedToRead: Julio can't read since he's been skipping school to help his family with money, ever since his dad lost his job. This has an unintended unexpected benefit in that he can't read the newspapers so he can't be turned into a zombie, but the N Team convinces him it's an important thing skill he learn once this is everything blows over.
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* KidSidekick: Julio, the paperboy, becomes one to Kevin for the episode.
* NeverLearnedToRead: Julio can't read since he's been skipping school to help his family with money, ever since his dad lost his job. This has an unintended benefit in that he can't read the newspapers so he can't be turned into a zombie, but the N Team convinces him it's an important thing he learn once this is over.
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* FreezeFrameBonus: The generic newspaper headlines before they change into the evil version that mind-controls the reader. One is [[ElvisLives Nothing New About Elvis]], although how anybody in Videoland might even know he exists...

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* FreezeFrameBonus: The generic newspaper headlines before they change into the evil version that mind-controls the reader. The front page story is how there's literally no news to report. One is [[ElvisLives "[[ElvisLives Nothing New About Elvis]], Elvis]]", although how anybody in Videoland might even know he exists...
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* RollingPinOfDoom: An angry housewife who had a window broken by a thrown newspaper (a common occurrence, going by what she says) chases them down with one, and ends up hitting Simon in the head with it.
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* FreezeFrameBonus: The generic newspaper headlines before they change into the evil version that mind-controls the reader. One is [[ElvisLives Nothing New About Elvis]], although how anybody in Videoland might even know he exists...
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* CupidsArrow: King Hippo and Eggplant Wizard get shot with them, causing them to befriend Captain N and tell him all about their evil plan.
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* ShownTheirWork: There's no attention called to it, but if you bother to notice the name of the town newspaper, it's the "Daily Sun", which is what it was shown to be in ''Paperboy''.

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* ShownTheirWork: There's no attention called to it, but if you bother to notice the name of the town newspaper, it's the "Daily Sun", which is what as it was shown to be in ''Paperboy''.the actual game.
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* ReadingIsCoolAesop: As expected. Although initially inverted, since because he can't read, Julio's the only person who isn't at risk of being zombified.

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* ReadingIsCoolAesop: As expected. Although initially Initially inverted, since because he can't read, Julio's the only person who isn't at risk of being zombified.

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