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* BigBadEnsemble: For the majority of the game, the sole main threat is Count Nefarious, who wants to turn all the toons evil and rule the toon world. But in the end cutscene of disk 1, we learn that [[spoiler:Fluffy Fluffy Bun Bun is evil too, and she's working independently of Nefarious to take over both the toon world and the real world.]] However, we don't see much of her after that, as disk 2 takes place in Nefarious' castle, and the story is CutShort after that.
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* ActorAllusion: It's a RogerRabbitEffect work which stares Christopher Lloyd, who stared in the TropeNamer, ''Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit''.
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* ActorAllusion: It's a RogerRabbitEffect work which stares Christopher Lloyd, who stared in the TropeNamer, ''Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit''.
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** The game is very reminiscent of Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit, made even funnier when you recall who Creator/ChristopherLloyd played in that classic film.
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** In addition to being a PunnyName, Drew Blanc's surname comes from legendary cartoon voice actor Creator/MelBlanc.
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''Toonstruck''...
Basically, ''Toonstruck'' is an [[AdventureGame Adventure]] [[PointAndClickGame point-and-click]] game developed by Burst Studios and published by Virgin Interactive on October 31st 1996, for MS-DOS. It uses FMV of Creator/ChristopherLloyd as [[PunnyName Drew]] [[MeaningfulName Blanc]], as well as animated cartoons, making most of the game have a RogerRabbitEffect.
Basically, ''Toonstruck'' is an [[AdventureGame Adventure]] [[PointAndClickGame point-and-click]] game developed by Burst Studios and published by Virgin Interactive on October 31st 1996, for MS-DOS. It uses FMV of Creator/ChristopherLloyd as [[PunnyName Drew]] [[MeaningfulName Blanc]], as well as animated cartoons, making most of the game have a RogerRabbitEffect.
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* YankTheDogsChain: The Carecrow asks you to bring him a new outfit when you first see him, but you can't actually do that until much later in the game, after you gain entry to the Malevolands. [[spoiler: Not a minute after he finally gets his new clothes, he gets zapped with the Maleficator.]]
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* NoodleIncident: If you attempt to give [[spoiler: the Maleficated Marge and Polly]] any "torture devices" other than the feather, they'll angrily tell you that they've already tried it. The items that elicit this reaction include things like a cooking spit, a giant mallet, and ''a puffer fish.''
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** The button for the bathroom sink plug in the castle is ''very'' small.
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* MindRape: The reason Spike isn't quite right in the head is because Nefarious had Ms. Fortune inflict this on him [[ForTheEvulz to amuse himself.]]
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* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: The cupboard in King Hugh's castle is one of the first things you see in the game, but you can't open it until you obtain the cooking spit much later in the game. Once you do, Drew excitedly remarks how they've been "waiting for this for a long time".
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* PixelHunt: Once you poison the vulture in the Way-Outback and get the arrow sign, you might think that's all there is to do since the vulture's corpse just triggers some dialogue and nothing else. There's actually one tiny spot on the corpse that's labelled "loose feather" that is also an item you can get.
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* PixelHunt: PixelHunt:
** Once you poison the vulture in the Way-Outback and get the arrow sign, you might think that's all there is to do since the vulture's corpse just triggers some dialogue and nothing else. There's actually one tiny spot on the corpse that's labelled "loose feather" that is also an item you canget.get.
** The gargoyle's horn in Count Nefarious' castle. Unless you mouse over it by accident, there's no way to know there was something you were supposed to click on there.
** Once you poison the vulture in the Way-Outback and get the arrow sign, you might think that's all there is to do since the vulture's corpse just triggers some dialogue and nothing else. There's actually one tiny spot on the corpse that's labelled "loose feather" that is also an item you can
** The gargoyle's horn in Count Nefarious' castle. Unless you mouse over it by accident, there's no way to know there was something you were supposed to click on there.
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* AbsentMindedProfessor: Bricabrac. Apparently, the guy misplaces his glasses... in his POCKET... all the time. Amazing how this guy is able to concoct a sophisticated piece of machinery like the Cutifier.
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* TheAhnold: Jim the Pitbull is muscular and has an Austrian accent.
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* AmusingInjuries: Most notably with Woof and Warp of WACME, thankfully with some [[NegativeContinuity instant healing]] right after.
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* ArtificialLimbs: Count Nefarious' henchmen, Feedback, Goggles, and Lugnut, with the the loss of speech, sight and hearing respectively, have to use special gadgets to enable them to speak, see and hear, respectively.
* BadassNormal: Drew Blanc, by the end of the game.
* BadassNormal: Drew Blanc, by the end of the game.
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* BewareTheNiceOnes: [[spoiler: Fluffy Fluffy/King Hugh]]
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* CaptainErsatz: B. B. Wolf seems to be heavily inspired by [[WesternAnimation/TexAveryMGMCartoons Tex Avery's Wolfie]], perhaps combined with the Big Bad Wolf from ''WesternAnimation/TheThreeLittleBops''.
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* CreepyCrossdresser: Seedy, the thuggish organizer of the bowling alley, who wins games with his patented move. Which requires him to fire a bowling ball from between his buttocks while wearing a tutu.
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* DumbMuscle: Snout the guard, and Lugnut.
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* GasMaskMooks: Snout, if Drew is recaptured once.
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* HypnoFool: [[spoiler:Drew uses some reflective sunglasses to trick Ms. Fortune into hypnotizing herself as part of his escape from the Count's castle.]]
* HypnoticEyes: Ms. Fortune can hypnotize anyone by staring at them. [[spoiler:You turn this on her by wearing mirrored sunglasses]].
* HypnoticEyes: Ms. Fortune can hypnotize anyone by staring at them. [[spoiler:You turn this on her by wearing mirrored sunglasses]].
** Snout doesn't make a hole, but he leaves an imprint on the dungeon wall shaped like his body.
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* QuirkyMinibossSquad: Count Nefarious prefers to stay in his castle and use his three henchmen Feedback, Goggles, and Lugnut to do his bidding.
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* RidiculouslyHumanRobots: Averted, since the Robot Maker is quite robotic. Also, his appearance and personality appears to be inspired by the [[Series/DoctorWho Daleks]].
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* EitherOrProphecy: At the start of disk 2, Drew is locked up in Count Nefarious's castle. Nefarious actually has the sense to use Ms. Fortune's precognitive powers to predict whether he will actually escape or not. Ms. Fortune tells him that Drew will never escape unless a lifeless knight walks ([[spoiler:Drew uses a magnet to move a suit of armor onto some switches that open the way to the armory]]), a bird rises in flames ([[spoiler:Drew uses a dumbwaiter to serve some gator guards a turkey stuffed with dynamite]]), and she herself obeys his command ([[spoiler:Drew uses mirrored glasses to reflect Ms. Fortune's HypnoticEyes back at her]]).
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* PopcornOnTheCob: You make popcorn simply by tossing a cob of corn into a fire.
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* PopcornOnTheCob: You make popcorn simply by tossing a cob of corn into a fire. Drew [[BreakingTheFourthWall breaks the fourth wall]]] to tell the players "DontTryThisAtHome".
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* VillainousBadlandsHeroicArcadia: The good guys live in the pleasant and green land of Cutopia, the bad guys live in the dark and barren Malevolands (and are in the process of converting more and more of Cutopia into Malevolands).
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* VillainousBadlandsHeroicArcadia: VillainousBadlandHeroicArcadia: The good guys live in the pleasant and green land of Cutopia, the bad guys live in the dark and barren Malevolands (and are in the process of converting more and more of Cutopia into Malevolands).
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* BloodlessCarnage: Mostly played straight, with a few aversions: When Warp pins on the acid-squirting flower, there's a squirt of blood, and when Woof punches through Warp's head with the boxing glove, it leaves his bloodied brains smashed through the wall. Being a toon, Warp is back on his feet in a few seconds. The characters in ''[[GameWithinAGame Wack-Man]]'' also bleed when they are hit.
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* BloodlessCarnage: Mostly played straight, with a few aversions: When Warp pins on the acid-squirting flower, there's a squirt of blood, and when Woof punches through Warp's head with the boxing glove, it leaves his bloodied brains smashed through the wall. Being a toon, Warp is back on his feet in a few seconds. The characters in ''[[GameWithinAGame Wack-Man]]'' Wac-Man]]'' also bleed when they are hit.
* CartoonCheese: There are two pieces of sentient cheese in the game, both in Cutopia's tavern. One is the bartender, who is green and shaped like a clover, but otherwise fits the trope (covered in holes and gets eaten by mice). The second is one of the patrons at the tavern, who is a more traditional yellow circle with a slice missing.
* DoubleEntendre: The organ in the tavern is a source of many dirty jokes.
--> '''Drew''': "So tell me. Have you ever played with your own organ?"
--> '''Bartender''': "Och no. It's really too hard for me to master. The best I can do is to keep it clean and hope that someone with skilled hands walks into the pub and gives it a good pounding."
--> ''[[HehHehYouSaidX [Drew and Flux laugh[=]=]]]''
--> '''Drew''': "So tell me. Have you ever played with your own organ?"
--> '''Bartender''': "Och no. It's really too hard for me to master. The best I can do is to keep it clean and hope that someone with skilled hands walks into the pub and gives it a good pounding."
--> ''[[HehHehYouSaidX [Drew and Flux laugh[=]=]]]''
* ImpactSilhouette:
** Jim leaves behind a bulldog-shaped hole in the wall once you've dealt with him.
** The third-flooguards in Nefarious' castle leave alligator-shaped holes in the bathroom window.
** Jim leaves behind a bulldog-shaped hole in the wall once you've dealt with him.
** The third-flooguards in Nefarious' castle leave alligator-shaped holes in the bathroom window.
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* NobodyPoops: AsYouKnow this toilet is used for our Zanydu sport of fish flushing. What else did you have in mind?
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* NobodyPoops: AsYouKnow NobodyPoops:
** AsYouKnow, this toilet is used for our Zanydu sport of fish flushing. What else did you have in mind?
** AsYouKnow, this toilet is used for our Zanydu sport of fish flushing. What else did you have in mind?
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* PopcornOnTheCob: You make popcorn simply by tossing a cob of corn into a fire.
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* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: Count Nefarious
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* VillainousBadlandsHeroicArcadia: The good guys live in the pleasant and green land of Cutopia, the bad guys live in the dark and barren Malevolands (and are in the process of converting more and more of Cutopia into Malevolands).
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* AdvertisedExtra: Spike, who plays a much smaller role than either the packaging or main menu itself indicates.
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* AdvertisedExtra: Spike, who plays a much smaller role than either Spike is featured very prominently on the packaging or cover and main menu itself indicates.menu, to the point where one might assume he's the BigBad of the game. He only appears in one room near the end of the game, and is knocked unconscious shortly after.
* AnvilOnHead: After [[spoiler:you trick the Footman into falling into the trapdoor in the king's bedroom]], three barrels fall down. The first two contain TarAndFeathers, and the third contains an anvil that puts the character out of commission for the rest of the game.
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** [[spoiler: Fluffy's mask of King Hugh.]]
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** [[spoiler: Fluffy's mask of King Hugh.Hugh functions exactly like a real face.]]
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* InvoluntaryDance: If you enter Ms. Fortune's lair without using the appropriate item, she'll hypnotize Drew into dancing until he's brought back to the jail cell.
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* InvoluntaryDance: InvoluntaryDance:
** The mouse in the tavern will start dancing and be unable to stop as long as Drew is playing the organ. [[spoiler:Even if it's standing right next to the mousetrap]].
** If you enter Ms. Fortune's lair without using the appropriate item, she'll hypnotize Drew into dancing until he's brought back to the jail cell.
** The mouse in the tavern will start dancing and be unable to stop as long as Drew is playing the organ. [[spoiler:Even if it's standing right next to the mousetrap]].
** If you enter Ms. Fortune's lair without using the appropriate item, she'll hypnotize Drew into dancing until he's brought back to the jail cell.
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* PixelHunt: Once you poison the vulture in the Way-Outback and get the arrow sign, you might think that's all there is to do since the vulture's corpse just triggers some dialogue and nothing else. There's actually one tiny spot on the corpse that's labelled "loose feather" that is also an item you can get.
* PlungerDetonator: The mousetrap in the pub has one, but it's used to activate a mallet rather than some dynamite.
* PlungerDetonator: The mousetrap in the pub has one, but it's used to activate a mallet rather than some dynamite.
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* SimonSaysMinigame: The door to Spike's room is a giant clown face. To open it, you need to poke one part of it, then two, three, and so on in the right order.
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* BloodlessCarnage: Mostly played straight, with two aversions: When Warp pins on the acid-squirting flower, there's a squirt of blood, and when Woof punches through Warp's head with the boxing glove, it leaves his bloodied brains smashed through the wall. Being a toon, Warp is back on his feet in a few seconds.
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* BloodlessCarnage: Mostly played straight, with two a few aversions: When Warp pins on the acid-squirting flower, there's a squirt of blood, and when Woof punches through Warp's head with the boxing glove, it leaves his bloodied brains smashed through the wall. Being a toon, Warp is back on his feet in a few seconds. The characters in ''[[GameWithinAGame Wack-Man]]'' also bleed when they are hit.
* BondageIsBad: After being zapped by the Malevolator, Marge the cow and Polly the sheep are turned into a BDSM duo [[spoiler:who kill Elmer the horse to make glue]].
* BondageIsBad: After being zapped by the Malevolator, Marge the cow and Polly the sheep are turned into a BDSM duo [[spoiler:who kill Elmer the horse to make glue]].
* ExecutiveMeddling: InUniverse, the plot starts when Drew's boss forces him to come up with several new characters to add to ''[[ShowWithinAShow The Fluffy Fluffy Bun Bun Show]]'', much to Drew's discontentment.
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* FateWorseThanDeath: Depends on how you look at it, [[spoiler: the serum that Count Nefarious had Drew injected with, which slowly turns him into a toon and trap him in the cartoon world forever]].
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* FateWorseThanDeath: Depends on how you look at it, ZigZagged with [[spoiler: the serum that Count Nefarious had Drew injected with, which slowly turns him into a toon and might trap him in the cartoon world forever]].forever]]. For the entire second half of the game, Drew is terrified of this happening, but [[spoiler:in the ending, when his boss turns down his suggestion and he gets a call from Flux asking for him to come back, he's smiling as he's becoming a toon]].
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* GettingSmiliesPaintedOnYourSoul: The goal of the first half of the game is to build the Cutifier, a device that makes everything and anyone it zaps bright and cheery, in order to undo the damage caused by the Malevolator (which has the opposite effect). [[spoiler:The more sinister side of this trope rears up when you actually finish the device and King Hugh (actually Fluffy Fluffy Bun Bun in disguise) reveals that she wants to use it to conquer the whole world by forcefully turning everyone into her happy subjects]].
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* HypnoticEyes: Ms. Fortune.
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* InvoluntaryDance: If you enter Ms. Fortune's lair without using the appropriate item, she'll hypnotize Drew into dancing until he's brought back to the jail cell.
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* MonsterClown: Considering Spike is hidden in a padded cell...
** The door to which also qualifies, for added fun. [[DisSimile If by "fun" you mean horrifying abominations]].
** The door to which also qualifies, for added fun. [[DisSimile If by "fun" you mean horrifying abominations]].
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** Spike ishidden in an insane clown with a padded cell...
**fascination for torturing balloon animals. The door to which his room (a padded cell) also qualifies, for added fun. [[DisSimile If by "fun" you mean horrifying abominations]].
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* RedHerring: A couple of things serve only to distract you from actual correct answers:
** The literal red herring you find in the trophy room actually has an use, as you can swap it for different types of fish in the outhouse. However, this comes up when the "Scroll of Wisdom" implies that you're supposed to try to get a puffer fish, which is useless. You're actually supposed to [[spoiler:get the sole, which is presented as the second best type of fish, as a counterpart for the heart in the Malevolator]].
** The WACME products in the shop look like they'd become useful later on, and they even have their own FMV cutscenes (because there's no way the animators would waste their precious animation budget on scenes that are completely irrelevant, right?) but the only one that serves any purpose is the boxing glove ([[spoiler:you have to watch the demonstration, then grab the stars that briefly appear to use as an item]]). You can't even obtain any of them.
** The literal red herring you find in the trophy room actually has an use, as you can swap it for different types of fish in the outhouse. However, this comes up when the "Scroll of Wisdom" implies that you're supposed to try to get a puffer fish, which is useless. You're actually supposed to [[spoiler:get the sole, which is presented as the second best type of fish, as a counterpart for the heart in the Malevolator]].
** The WACME products in the shop look like they'd become useful later on, and they even have their own FMV cutscenes (because there's no way the animators would waste their precious animation budget on scenes that are completely irrelevant, right?) but the only one that serves any purpose is the boxing glove ([[spoiler:you have to watch the demonstration, then grab the stars that briefly appear to use as an item]]). You can't even obtain any of them.
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* SceneryGorn: The Malevolands / Malevolated areas.
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* ServileSnarker: The Footman, though apparently he adores King Hugh (perhaps [[{{Squick}} a bit too much]]...) and would doubtfully act towards his liege as he does Drew and Flux.
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* ShoutOut: The game is very reminiscent of Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit, made even funnier when you recall who Creator/ChristopherLloyd played in that classic film.
** Cutopia's arcade has arcade cabinets called [[MortalKombat Mortal Wombat]], [[StreetFighter Sweetfighter]] and [[VideoGame/PacMan Wacman]].
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* ShoutOut: ShoutOut:
** The game is very reminiscent of Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit, made even funnier when you recall who Creator/ChristopherLloyd played in that classic film.
** Cutopia's arcade has arcade cabinets called[[MortalKombat [[VideoGame/MortalKombat Mortal Wombat]], [[StreetFighter [[VideoGame/StreetFighter Sweetfighter]] and [[VideoGame/PacMan Wacman]].
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* ToonTransformation: In the second half of the game, Drew is injected with mutagen ink that will turn him into a toon and prevent him from returning to his home dimension. [[spoiler:In the ending, it turns out returning to Earth did not nullify the mutagen. Drew becomes a toon and is warped back to the cartoon world. [[CliffHanger The end]].]]
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* ToonTransformation: In the second half of the game, Drew is injected with mutagen ink that will turn him into a toon and prevent him from returning to his home dimension. [[spoiler:In the ending, it turns out returning to Earth did not nullify the mutagen. Drew becomes a toon and is warped back to the cartoon world.world after getting a distress call from Flux. [[CliffHanger The end]].]]
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* ExpressiveMask: Flux's "eyes" are actually a pair of heavily stylized glasses; he doesn't appear to have proper eyes at all, but that doesn't seem to slow him down.
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* EyeScream: Even if it's just a balloon animal...
* FateWorseThanDeath: Depends on how you look at it, [[spoiler: the serum that Count Nefarious had Drew injected with, which slowly turns him into a toon]].
* FateWorseThanDeath: Depends on how you look at it, [[spoiler: the serum that Count Nefarious had Drew injected with, which slowly turns him into a toon]].
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* EyeScream: Even if it's just a Spike the Clown enjoys torturing balloon animal...
animals by poking their eyes with a pin.
* FateWorseThanDeath: Depends on how you look at it, [[spoiler: the serum that Count Nefarious had Drew injected with, which slowly turns him into atoon]].toon and trap him in the cartoon world forever]].
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* QuirkyMinibossSquad: The Three Horrible HenchmenCount Nefarious prefers to stay in his castle and use his three henchmen Feedback, Goggles, and Lugnut to do his bidding.
* TheReveal: In the middle of the game, it's revealed that [[spoiler: Fluffy Fluffy Bun Bun took over King Hugh's throne and disguised herself as the king so she can use the Cutifier to turn everything cute and cuddly as she sees fit.]]
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* TheReveal: [[spoiler: In the middle of the game, its revealed Fluffy Fluffy Bun Bun took over King Hugh's throne and disguised herself as the king so she can use the Cutifier to turn everything cute and cuddly as she sees fit.]]
* ToonTransformation: In the second half of the game, Drew is injected with mutagen ink that will turn him into a toon and prevent him from returning to his home dimension. [[spoiler:In the ending, it turns out returning to Earth did not nullify the mutagen. Drew becomes a toon and is warped back to the cartoon world. [[CliffHanger The end]].]]
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: An aversion with the horse in the stable after it is malevolated. The game actually lets you ask about it's disappearance. While the response is merely [[EvilLaugh a malicious cackle]], the answer becomes apparent once you ask yourself [[spoiler:[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animal_glue where the glue comes from]]]]. As a matter of fact, the presence of the machine ought to be a dead giveaway before you even need to bother asking. Not to mention the fact that the poor bugger was named "[[MeaningfulName Elmer]]" and before the stable gets malevolated, right-clicking on the horse will [[{{Foreshadowing}} lead Flux to describe him as]] [[spoiler: "a pot of glue waiting to happen"]].
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: An aversion with the horse in the stable after it is malevolated. The game actually lets you ask about it's its disappearance. While the response is merely [[EvilLaugh a malicious cackle]], the answer becomes apparent once you ask yourself [[spoiler:[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animal_glue where the glue comes from]]]]. As a matter of fact, the presence of the machine ought to be a dead giveaway before you even need to bother asking. Not to mention the fact that the poor bugger was named "[[MeaningfulName Elmer]]" and before the stable gets malevolated, right-clicking on the horse will [[{{Foreshadowing}} lead Flux to describe him as]] [[spoiler: "a pot of glue waiting to happen"]].
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Some of the unused materials from the game can be seen [[http://akril15.com/sr/toon/toon.html here]] and [[https://web.archive.org/web/20051029032433/http://www.lauraj.net/portfolio/GameArt/Toonstruck/Toonstruck.htm here]]. Besides, there is a Wiki/LostMediaWiki [https://lostmediawiki.com/Toonstruck_2_(cancelled_PC_adventure_game;_1996) entry for the the unreleased Toonstruck 2].
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Some of the unused materials from the game can be seen [[http://akril15.com/sr/toon/toon.html here]] and [[https://web.archive.org/web/20051029032433/http://www.lauraj.net/portfolio/GameArt/Toonstruck/Toonstruck.htm here]]. Besides, there is a Wiki/LostMediaWiki [https://lostmediawiki.[[https://lostmediawiki.com/Toonstruck_2_(cancelled_PC_adventure_game;_1996) entry for the the unreleased Toonstruck 2].
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Some of the unused materials from the game can be seen [[http://akril15.com/sr/toon/toon.html here]] and [[https://web.archive.org/web/20051029032433/http://www.lauraj.net/portfolio/GameArt/Toonstruck/Toonstruck.htm here]].
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Some of the unused materials from the game can be seen [[http://akril15.com/sr/toon/toon.html here]] and [[https://web.archive.org/web/20051029032433/http://www.lauraj.net/portfolio/GameArt/Toonstruck/Toonstruck.htm here]].
here]]. Besides, there is a Wiki/LostMediaWiki [https://lostmediawiki.com/Toonstruck_2_(cancelled_PC_adventure_game;_1996) entry for the the unreleased Toonstruck 2].
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** Cutopia's arcade has arcade cabinets called [[MortalKombat Mortal Wombat]], [[StreetFighter Sweetfighter]] and [[PacMan Wacman]].
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** Cutopia's arcade has arcade cabinets called [[MortalKombat Mortal Wombat]], [[StreetFighter Sweetfighter]] and [[PacMan [[VideoGame/PacMan Wacman]].
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* LikeIsLikeAComma: Ms. Fit speaks like this.
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* TestYourStrengthGame: There's one in the arcade. Naturally you have to cheat to win it.
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Some of the unused materials from the game can be seen [[http://akril15.com/sr/toon/toon.html here]].
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Some of the unused materials from the game can be seen [[http://akril15.com/sr/toon/toon.html here]] and [[https://web.archive.org/web/20051029032433/http://www.lauraj.net/portfolio/GameArt/Toonstruck/Toonstruck.htm here]].
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If there's a fanfic about a game, it should have its own page or a Fanfic Rec, not be listed on the main page.
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Some of the unused materials from the game can be seen [[http://akril15.com/sr/toon/toon.html here]]; besides, there's [[http://creepypasta.wikia.com/wiki/Toonstruck_2 a Creepypasta story]] revolving around the game's unreleased sequel.
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Some of the unused materials from the game can be seen [[http://akril15.com/sr/toon/toon.html here]]; besides, there's [[http://creepypasta.wikia.com/wiki/Toonstruck_2 a Creepypasta story]] revolving around the game's unreleased sequel.
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The Creepypasta was covered by some adventure game reviews, so guess it deserves a mention
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Some of the unused materials from the game can be seen [[http://akril15.com/sr/toon/toon.html here]].
here]]; besides, there's [[http://creepypasta.wikia.com/wiki/Toonstruck_2 a Creepypasta story]] revolving around the game's unreleased sequel.
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* CaptainErsatz: B. B. Wolf seems to be heavily inspired by [[WesternAnimation/TexAveryMGMCartoons Tex Avery's Wolfie]], perhaps combined with the Big Bad Wolf from ''WesternAnimation/TheThreeLittleBops''.
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* SkewedPriorities: Fluffy Fluffy Bun Bun is not having a great day. She's rather upset about the attacks by Nefarious, but "more importantly", somebody gave her cotton candy...''and she hates cotton candy!''
