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* HistoryRepeats: [[spoiler:[=JuanaFlippa=]'s third death]] is a two-fold example. [[spoiler:Not only was she [[AccidentalMurder killed by Mariana on accident]] again, but she got killed by his sword's sweep attack while he was fighting mobs, which is the same way Slime accidently killed Tilín, something [=JuanaFlippa=] witnessed.]]


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** A few of the content creators that were previously on the ''WebVideo/DreamSMP'' make brief references to it by claiming it as another life. A few examples of this include Foolish freaking out over Bad asking to live with him and Wilbur telling Quackity that he would've been enemies with him.
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* TalkingWithSigns: All eggs on the server communicate using signs.
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* ThirteenIsUnlucky: [[spoiler:Slime accidently killed Tilín with a sweeping attack while fighting skeletons.]] This all happened on the 13th of April, 2023.


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* TalkingWithSigns: All eggs on the server communicate using signs.
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* CourtroomEpisode: A majority of the server attended a court case between Slime and Mariana over [[spoiler:the death of their egg, [=JuanaFlippa=].]] It ended with [[spoiler:[[BackFromTheDead JuanaFlippa getting revived]] and Slime and Mariana both being sentenced to 10 minutes in jail.]]
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* InformedKindness: The Quackities' mother is initially described as a "loving" mother who wanted her son to be able to defend himself in more than one language, but considering she apparently [[ParentalAbandonment walked out on her children]] after her son was split into two, it's hard to really call her a good parent.



* SmokingIsNotCool: The Quackities' mother definitely thought so, since she refused shelter to a "vaping, smoking weird man" in a bad storm because of this. This results in her bilingual son being cursed to be SplitAtBirth into two monolingual children.
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* InformedKindness: The Quackities' mother is initially described as a "loving" mother who wanted her son to be able to defend himself in more than one language, but considering she apparently [[ParentalAbandonment walked out on her children]] after her son was split into two, it's hard to really call her a good parent.
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* HypocriticalHumor: Wanting help singing a lullaby for his egg, Quackity goes to visit Slimecicle and Mariana. When he arrives, Slime is singing a version of "[[Music/JoseFeliciano Feliz Navidad]]" about him getting a divorce, and this was directly after Slime proposed their egg use gravel as a bed among several other things that established him as an {{Abusive Parent|s}}. When Quackity tells them that he's bad at singing a lullaby, Slime tells him that Mariana (who was trying to at least take care of their egg) was being really bad at being a mother.

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* HypocriticalHumor: Wanting help singing a lullaby for his egg, Quackity goes to visit Slimecicle and Mariana. When he arrives, Slime is singing a version of "[[Music/JoseFeliciano Feliz Navidad]]" about him getting a divorce, and this was directly after Slime proposed their egg use gravel as a bed among several other things that established him as an {{Abusive Parent|s}}. When Quackity tells them that he's bad at singing a lullaby, Slime tells him that Mariana (who was trying to at least take care of their egg) was being really bad at being a mother.
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* HypocriticalHumor: Wanting help singing a lullaby for his egg, Quackity goes to visit Slimecicle and Mariana. When he arrives, Slime is singing a version of "[[Music/JoseFeliciano Feliz Navidad]]" about him getting a divorce, and this was directly after Slime proposed their egg use gravel as a bed among several other things that established him as an AbusiveParent. When Quackity tells them that he's bad at singing a lullaby, Slime tells him that Mariana (who was trying to at least take care of their egg) was being really bad at being a mother.

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* HypocriticalHumor: Wanting help singing a lullaby for his egg, Quackity goes to visit Slimecicle and Mariana. When he arrives, Slime is singing a version of "[[Music/JoseFeliciano Feliz Navidad]]" about him getting a divorce, and this was directly after Slime proposed their egg use gravel as a bed among several other things that established him as an AbusiveParent.{{Abusive Parent|s}}. When Quackity tells them that he's bad at singing a lullaby, Slime tells him that Mariana (who was trying to at least take care of their egg) was being really bad at being a mother.
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* HypocriticalHumor: Wanting help singing a lullaby for his egg, Quackity goes to visit Slimecicle and Mariana. When he arrives, Slime is singing a version of "[[Music/JoseFeliciano Feliz Navidad]]" about him getting a divorce, and this was directly after Slime proposed their egg use gravel as a bed among several other things that established him as an AbusiveParent. When Quackity tells them that he's bad at singing a lullaby, Slime tells him that Mariana (who was trying to at least take care of their egg) was being really bad at being a mother.
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The QSMP is a private, modded ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}'' survival multiplayer run by Quackity. It is "the world's first ever bilingual Minecraft SMP server", soon expanding further into multilingualism, and features prominent content creators from both the English- and Spanish-speaking communities.

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The QSMP is a private, modded ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}'' survival multiplayer run by Quackity. It is "the world's first ever bilingual multilingual Minecraft SMP server", soon expanding further into multilingualism, and features prominent content creators from both the English- and Spanish-speaking communities.
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The QSMP is a private, modded ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}'' survival multiplayer run by Quackity. It is "the world's first ever bilingual Minecraft SMP server" and features prominent content creators from both the English- and Spanish-speaking communities.

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The QSMP is a private, modded ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}'' survival multiplayer run by Quackity. It is "the world's first ever bilingual Minecraft SMP server" server", soon expanding further into multilingualism, and features prominent content creators from both the English- and Spanish-speaking communities.
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* LanguageBarrier: A big part of the server's premise is the Spanish- and English-speaking members working together in spite of their language barrier. Subverted in that most of the Spanish members are fluent in English.

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* LanguageBarrier: A big part of the server's premise is the Spanish- and English-speaking members working together in spite of their language barrier. Subverted in that most of the Spanish Spanish-speaking members are fluent in English.English, and many of the English-speaking members know at least a little Spanish.

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* PaintingTheMedium: Quackity the content creator livestreams and posts his two characters' perspectives of events on different Twitch and [=YouTube=] channels. He also plays with the game settings on English ''and'' Spanish, depending on the perspective character.



%%* WallsOfTyranny: At the start of the series, the guests are split into two groups and El Pato orders that they are not allowed cross the wall and not to press a BigRedButton on the wall. Since half of the server population is Hispanic and many of, this immediately evokes jokes about UsefulNotes/DonaldTrump and Vegetta immediately

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%%* * WallsOfTyranny: At the start of the series, the guests are split into two groups and El Pato orders that they are not allowed cross the wall and not to press a BigRedButton on the wall. Since half of the server population is Hispanic and many of, of the English-speakers are American, this immediately evokes jokes about UsefulNotes/DonaldTrump UsefulNotes/DonaldTrump, and Vegetta immediatelyimmediately climbs up to press the button. This causes a large hole to be blown into a wall, reuniting the two groups... but then El Pato announces that the guests are now trapped on the island indefinitely.
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%%* WallsOfTyranny: At the start of the series, the guests are split into two groups and El Pato orders that they are not allowed cross the wall and not to press a BigRedButton on the wall. Since half of the server population is Hispanic and many of, this immediately evokes jokes about UsefulNotes/DonaldTrump and Vegetta immediately
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* AngelUnaware: A vaping, smoking weird man with magical abilities wanted to test the humility of the Quackities' mother, and asked for shelter in her home during a bad storm. The mother refused to let him in because she believed SmokingIsNotCool, so he punished the woman by [[LightningCanDoAnything having a lightning strike]] split the house and her son into two. Quackity the content creator believes this to be DisproportionateRetribution and the test to be pointless, since she lived in a crappy dirt house in the middle of nowhere anyway.
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* MythologyGag:
** In both the teaser and the series itself, El Pato's announcements of the rules are made with the sound effects of ''VideoGame/{{Toontown|Online}}'' duck Toons, the game where Quackity's screen-name originated from.
** Foolish and Mariana allude to being exes early in the series. This is a nod to ''Squidcraft Games 2'', the event where they met and apparently hooked up, though Mariana was only in it for a green card.
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* MythologyGag: In both the teaser and the series itself, El Pato's announcements of the rules are made with the sound effects of ''VideoGame/{{Toontown|Online}}'' duck Toons, the game where Quackity's screen-name originated from.
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* MythologyGag: In the teaser, when the room separates the two iterations of Quackity, a screen pops up with a yellow duckling announcing a first rule that they cannot speak to each other. The sound effect of the announcement is that of the ''VideoGame/{{Toontown|Online}}'' duck Toons, the game where Quackity's screen-name originated from.

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* MythologyGag: In both the teaser, when teaser and the room separates the two iterations of Quackity, a screen pops up with a yellow duckling announcing a first rule that they cannot speak to each other. The sound effect series itself, El Pato's announcements of the announcement is that of rules are made with the sound effects of ''VideoGame/{{Toontown|Online}}'' duck Toons, the game where Quackity's screen-name originated from.
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Capitalization was fixedfrom Webvideo.Qsmp to Web Video.QSMP. Null edit to update page.
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The QSMP began on March 22, 2023.

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The QSMP was announced on March 10, 2023, and began on March 22, 2023.
22 of the same year.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Welcome to Quesadilla Island. ''Bienvenidos a Isla Quesadilla.'']]

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[[caption-width-right:350:Welcome to Quesadilla Island. \\
''Bienvenidos a Isla Quesadilla.'']]
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[[caption-width-right:350:Welcome to Quesadilla Island.]]

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[[caption-width-right:350:Welcome to Quesadilla Island.]]
''Bienvenidos a Isla Quesadilla.'']]



* TheSmurfettePrinciple: Jaiden is the only woman on the server.

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* TheSmurfettePrinciple: Jaiden is the only woman on the server.SmokingIsNotCool: The Quackities' mother definitely thought so, since she refused shelter to a "vaping, smoking weird man" in a bad storm because of this. This results in her bilingual son being cursed to be SplitAtBirth into two monolingual children.
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[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/qsmp_logo.png]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Welcome to Quesadilla Island.]]
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The series begins with a group of Spanish speakers and English speakers receiving train tickets to a land called 'Quesadilla Island', a place advertised as a beautiful resort. However, once they all get there it quickly becomes apparent this is not the paradise they were promised, and to makes matters worse they are told they can never leave. Now the guests must learn to adjust to their new life, and work together to not only survive but to unravel the truth behind strange world.

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The series begins with a group of Spanish speakers and English speakers receiving train tickets to a land called 'Quesadilla Island', Island' or 'Isla Quesadilla', a place advertised as a beautiful resort. However, once they all get there there, it quickly becomes apparent this is not the paradise they were promised, and to makes matters worse worse, they are told they can never leave. Now the guests must learn to adjust to their new life, and work together to not only survive but to unravel the truth behind this strange world.
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The QSMP began on March 22, 2023.

'''Note:''' Unless otherwise specified, all tropes pertain to the '''characters''', not the content creators that play them.



* BilingualDialogue: In the teaser, the English- and Spanish-speaking iterations of Quackity are dropped into a room together, who are both extremely confused as they share the same name and appearance. They then start yelling that they can't understand the other, in their respective languages, but Spanish-speaking Quackity manages to introduce his dog's name as "[[StockAnimalNames Firulais]]" before the authority that brought them together separates them with a physical wall. In the series proper this trope applies at all times as it is a server with both English and Spanish streamers.
* GhostTown: When the guests first arrive on the island all they are welcomed too are run-down abandoned buildings and structures... however they quickly learn they are not as alone as they think on the island.

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* BilingualDialogue: BilingualDialogue:
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In the teaser, the English- and Spanish-speaking iterations of Quackity are dropped into a room together, who are both extremely confused as they share the same name and appearance. They then start yelling that they can't understand the other, in their respective languages, but Spanish-speaking Quackity manages to introduce his dog's name as "[[StockAnimalNames "[[StockAnimalName Firulais]]" before the authority that brought them together separates them with a physical wall. wall.
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In the series proper proper, this trope applies at all times as it is a server with both English and Spanish streamers.
* GhostTown: When the guests first arrive on the island island, all they are welcomed too to are run-down abandoned buildings and structures... however structures. However, they quickly learn they are not as alone as they think on the island.



* MythologyGag: In the teaser, when the room separates the two iterations of Quackity, a screen pops up with a yellow duckling announcing a first rule that they cannot speak to each other. The sound effect of the announcement is that of the VideoGame/{{Toontown|Online}} duck Toons, the game where Quackity's screen-name originated from.

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* MythologyGag: In the teaser, when the room separates the two iterations of Quackity, a screen pops up with a yellow duckling announcing a first rule that they cannot speak to each other. The sound effect of the announcement is that of the VideoGame/{{Toontown|Online}} ''VideoGame/{{Toontown|Online}}'' duck Toons, the game where Quackity's screen-name originated from.



* VisualPun: In the teaser, in spite of being told they cannot speak to each other, Spanish-speaking Quackity breaks down the wall placed between him and his English-speaking counterpart to talk to him. In other words, he's breaking down the language barrier.

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* VisualPun: In the teaser, in spite of being told they cannot speak to each other, Spanish-speaking Quackity breaks down the wall placed between him and his English-speaking counterpart to talk to him. In other words, he's breaking down the language barrier.barrier.
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* GhostTown: When the guests first arrive on the island all they are welcomed too are run-down abandoned buildings and structures... however they quickly learn they are not as alone as they think on the island.
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The series begins with a group of Spanish speakers and English speakers receive train tickets to a land called 'Quesadilla Island', a place advertised as a beautiful resort. However, once they all get there it quickly becomes apparent this is not the paradise they were advertised, and to makes matters worse they are told they can never leave.

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The series begins with a group of Spanish speakers and English speakers receive receiving train tickets to a land called 'Quesadilla Island', a place advertised as a beautiful resort. However, once they all get there it quickly becomes apparent this is not the paradise they were advertised, promised, and to makes matters worse they are told they can never leave.
leave. Now the guests must learn to adjust to their new life, and work together to not only survive but to unravel the truth behind strange world.
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The QSMP is a private, [vanilla/modded] ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}'' survival multiplayer run by Quackity. It is "the world's first ever bilingual Minecraft SMP server" and features prominent content creators from both the English- and Spanish-speaking communities.

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The QSMP is a private, [vanilla/modded] modded ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}'' survival multiplayer run by Quackity. It is "the world's first ever bilingual Minecraft SMP server" and features prominent content creators from both the English- and Spanish-speaking communities.
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The QSMP is a private, [vanilla/modded] ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}'' survival multiplayer run by Quackity. It is "the world's first ever bilingual Minecraft SMP server" and features prominent content creators from both the English- and Spanish-speaking communities.

The series begins with a group of Spanish speakers and English speakers receive train tickets to a land called 'Quesadilla Island', a place advertised as a beautiful resort. However, once they all get there it quickly becomes apparent this is not the paradise they were advertised, and to makes matters worse they are told they can never leave.

!!El QSMP contiene ejemplos de:
* BilingualDialogue: In the teaser, the English- and Spanish-speaking iterations of Quackity are dropped into a room together, who are both extremely confused as they share the same name and appearance. They then start yelling that they can't understand the other, in their respective languages, but Spanish-speaking Quackity manages to introduce his dog's name as "[[StockAnimalNames Firulais]]" before the authority that brought them together separates them with a physical wall. In the series proper this trope applies at all times as it is a server with both English and Spanish streamers.
* IslandOfMystery: The server is set on the eponymous Quesadilla Island, a so-called resort run by a small yellow duck. The island is riddled with odd structures and strange beings.
* LanguageBarrier: A big part of the server's premise is the Spanish- and English-speaking members working together in spite of their language barrier. Subverted in that most of the Spanish members are fluent in English.
* MythologyGag: In the teaser, when the room separates the two iterations of Quackity, a screen pops up with a yellow duckling announcing a first rule that they cannot speak to each other. The sound effect of the announcement is that of the VideoGame/{{Toontown|Online}} duck Toons, the game where Quackity's screen-name originated from.
* TheSmurfettePrinciple: Jaiden is the only woman on the server.
* VisualPun: In the teaser, in spite of being told they cannot speak to each other, Spanish-speaking Quackity breaks down the wall placed between him and his English-speaking counterpart to talk to him. In other words, he's breaking down the language barrier.

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