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* LoadingScreen: Just one, when you first start the game; it features a status bar which takes the form of Literature/{{Pinocchio}}'s nose.

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* LoadingScreen: Just one, when you first start the game; it features a [[StatusLine status bar bar]] which takes the form of Literature/{{Pinocchio}}'s nose.

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* MoneyMultiplier: Particularly happy customers may throw small sacks of magic beans onto your screen like a tip, increasing the amount of profit you make in a round. However, if you don't click on them before the round ends, they're [[PermanentlyMissableContent disappear for good]].

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* MoneyMultiplier: Particularly happy customers may throw small sacks of magic beans onto your screen like a tip, increasing the amount of profit you make in a round. However, if you don't click on them before the round ends, they're they [[PermanentlyMissableContent disappear for good]].

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Incredibly Lame Pun is just a pointless redirect.


* GoodIsDumb: The King of Onceuponia, as described in the opening narration, is a kind-hearted but stupid guy. The Fairy Godmother's rise to success came about because she helped the people after he declared war on the Dutch. Why did he do this? Because the trees in Onceuponia were [[IncrediblyLamePun stricken by Dutch elm disease]].

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* GoodIsDumb: The King of Onceuponia, as described in the opening narration, is a kind-hearted but stupid guy. The Fairy Godmother's rise to success came about because she helped the people after he declared war on the Dutch. Why did he do this? Because the trees in Onceuponia were [[IncrediblyLamePun [[{{Pun}} stricken by Dutch elm disease]].



* IncrediblyLamePun: They often appear in various places throughout the game, including character dialogue.


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* {{Pun}}: They often appear in various places throughout the game, including character dialogue.
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* TheSmurfettePrinciple: Lampshaded in the Upgrade menu. The first upgrade you can buy for your warehouse looks exactly like a mushroom house from ''WesternAnimation/TheSmurfs'', and the FlavorText explains that it's from a village which used to be inhabited by a race of small blue beings. They went extinct due to a lack of females.

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* TheSmurfettePrinciple: Lampshaded in the Upgrade menu. The first upgrade you can buy for your warehouse looks exactly like a mushroom house from ''WesternAnimation/TheSmurfs'', ''Franchise/TheSmurfs'', and the FlavorText explains that it's from a village which used to be inhabited by a race of small blue beings. They went extinct due to a lack of females.
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* {{Mooks}}: They're called goons, and both you and your rivals can hire them to lure customers. Which ones are available to hire vary from one area to the next, but they include an EnthrallingSiren, PrinceCharming, and a MagicCarpet.

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* {{Mooks}}: They're called goons, and both you and your rivals can hire them to lure customers. Which ones are available to hire vary from one area to the next, but they include an EnthrallingSiren, a siren, PrinceCharming, and a MagicCarpet.
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Lost Forever was renamed.


* MoneyMultiplier: Particularly happy customers may throw small sacks of magic beans onto your screen like a tip, increasing the amount of profit you make in a round. However, if you don't click on them before the round ends, they're LostForever.

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* MoneyMultiplier: Particularly happy customers may throw small sacks of magic beans onto your screen like a tip, increasing the amount of profit you make in a round. However, if you don't click on them before the round ends, they're LostForever.[[PermanentlyMissableContent disappear for good]].
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Disambiguating; deleting and renaming wicks as appropriate. Moved to discussion


* TheJester: One of the upgrades available for your shop; he entertains people while they stand in line. His entire routine involves mocking the King.

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