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The series can be viewed at the [[http://www.cartoonmanmovie.com/ official website]].
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* ForTheFunnyz: After Valerie puts back Roy's detached hand, he instinctively replies "Thanks for giving me a hand!" because it feels like the right thing to do.
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* ForTheFunnyz: After Valerie puts back Roy's detached hand, he instinctively replies "Thanks for giving me a hand!" because it feels like seemed appropriate in the right thing to do.moment.
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[[quoteright:320:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/thecartoonman_375.jpg]] ''The Cartoon Man'' is a trilogy of low-budget independent films produced by Creator/SmokingBottleEntertainment, and released as a WebVideoSeries. The three installments are named ''The Cartoon Man'', ''Return of the Cartoon Man'', and ''Journey of the Cartoon Man''.
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''The Cartoon Man'' is a trilogy of low-budget independent films produced by Creator/SmokingBottleEntertainment, and released as a WebVideoSeries. The three installments are named ''The Cartoon Man'', ''Return of the Cartoon Man'', and ''Journey of the Cartoon Man''.
''The Cartoon Man'' is a trilogy of low-budget independent films produced by Creator/SmokingBottleEntertainment, and released as a WebVideoSeries. The three installments are named ''The Cartoon Man'', ''Return of the Cartoon Man'', and ''Journey of the Cartoon Man''.
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* ParanormalInvestigation: The series begins with Roy and Karen investigating the apartment of an occultist animator, and experiencing various supernatural phenomena that lead toy Roy's transformation.
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* ParanormalInvestigation: The series begins with Roy and Karen investigating the apartment of an occultist animator, and experiencing various supernatural phenomena that lead toy to Roy's transformation.
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%%* KooshBomb: All the explosions caused by Roy and Simon's cartoon weapons.
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[[quoteright:320:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/thecartoonman_375.jpg]] ''The Cartoon Man'' is a trilogy of low budget low-budget independent films produced by Creator/SmokingBottleEntertainment, and released as a WebVideoSeries. The three installments are named ''The Cartoon Man'', ''Return of the Cartoon Man'', and ''Journey of the Cartoon Man''.
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* OperaGloves: Valerie has them [[spoiler:in her cartoon form, complementing Roy's giant white gloves.]]
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* OperaGloves: UsefulNotes/OperaGloves: Valerie has them [[spoiler:in her cartoon form, complementing Roy's giant white gloves.]]
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The series begins with Agents Roy Wilkins and Karen Huntley investigating the deserted apartment of occultist animator Oswald Sherzikien. After Roy comes into contact with some mysterious black ink, he starts to undergo a strange transformation. He has spastic outbursts, his hands become giant white cartoon gloves, and, little by little, he starts turning into a human cartoon character, a phenomenon that wreaks havoc on his life, and pushes his relationship with his girlfriend Valerie to its breaking point. As the investigation into Oswald Sherzikien continues, it becomes clear that the case is more bizarre and outlandish than anyone expected, and Simon, Roy and Karen's chief superior, begins to have some nefarious ideas... And that's just the first movie.
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The series begins with Agents Roy Wilkins and Karen Huntley investigating the deserted apartment of occultist animator Oswald Sherzikien. After Roy comes into contact with some mysterious black ink, he starts to undergo a strange transformation. He has spastic convulsive outbursts, his hands become giant white cartoon gloves, and, little by little, he starts turning into a human cartoon character, a phenomenon that wreaks havoc on his life, and pushes his relationship with his girlfriend Valerie to its breaking point. As the investigation into Oswald Sherzikien continues, it becomes clear that the case is more bizarre and outlandish than anyone expected, and Simon, Roy and Karen's chief superior, begins to have some nefarious ideas... And that's just the first movie.
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* RoadRunnerVsCoyote: Roy and Simon's climactic chase in the second movie is an homage to this type of cartoon.
* RogerRabbitEffect
* RollercoasterMine: How Roy and Valerie get from the cave to Sherzikien's castle. Their ride even begins with a theme park-like safety spiel.
* RunningGag: Salsa dancing!
* RunningOnTheSpot: Roy does this a few times.
* ScreechingStop: Simon comes to one at the start of his chase with Roy in the second movie.
* RogerRabbitEffect
* RollercoasterMine: How Roy and Valerie get from the cave to Sherzikien's castle. Their ride even begins with a theme park-like safety spiel.
* RunningGag: Salsa dancing!
* RunningOnTheSpot: Roy does this a few times.
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* SlasherSmile: Simon just before blowing Roy up with dynamite.
* SlippySlideyIceWorld: Roy and Valerie travel through one during the montage.
* SlippySlideyIceWorld: Roy and Valerie travel through one during the montage.
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* SquashedFlat: Happens to Roy, Simon, and Valerie several times.
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* {{Toon}}: The characters act like traditional toons, despite remaining live action (aside from Roy's eyes).
* ToonPhysics: Post-transformation, all of the characters operate on toon physics.
* ToonTown: The Second Dimension
* ToonPhysics: Post-transformation, all of the characters operate on toon physics.
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* TransformationSequence: Roy goes through one of these near the end of the second movie [[spoiler:when he must transform again to fight Simon.]]
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[[quoteright:320:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/thecartoonman_375.jpg]] ''The Cartoon Man'' is a trilogy of low budget independent films produced by Creator/SmokingBottleEntertainment, and released as a web series. All three installments, ''The Cartoon Man'', ''Return of the Cartoon Man'', and ''Journey of the Cartoon Man'' are currently online.
The series begins with Agents Roy Wilkins and Karen Huntley investigating the deserted apartment of occultist animator Oswald Sherzikien. After Roy comes into contact with some mysterious black ink, he starts to undergo a strange transformation. He has spastic outbursts, his hands become giant white cartoon gloves, and, little by little, he starts turning into a human cartoon character, a phenomenon that wreaks havoc on his life, and pushes his relationship with his girlfriend Valerie to its breaking point. As the investigation into Oswald Sherzikien continues, it becomes clear that the case is more bizarre and outlandish than anyone expected, and Simon, Roy and Karen's chief superior, begins to have some nefarious ideas...
And that's just the first movie...
The series begins with Agents Roy Wilkins and Karen Huntley investigating the deserted apartment of occultist animator Oswald Sherzikien. After Roy comes into contact with some mysterious black ink, he starts to undergo a strange transformation. He has spastic outbursts, his hands become giant white cartoon gloves, and, little by little, he starts turning into a human cartoon character, a phenomenon that wreaks havoc on his life, and pushes his relationship with his girlfriend Valerie to its breaking point. As the investigation into Oswald Sherzikien continues, it becomes clear that the case is more bizarre and outlandish than anyone expected, and Simon, Roy and Karen's chief superior, begins to have some nefarious ideas...
And that's just the first movie...
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[[quoteright:320:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/thecartoonman_375.jpg]] ''The Cartoon Man'' is a trilogy of low budget independent films produced by Creator/SmokingBottleEntertainment, and released as a web series. All WebVideoSeries. The three installments, installments are named ''The Cartoon Man'', ''Return of the Cartoon Man'', and ''Journey of the Cartoon Man'' are currently online.
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The series begins with Agents Roy Wilkins and Karen Huntley investigating the deserted apartment of occultist animator Oswald Sherzikien. After Roy comes into contact with some mysterious black ink, he starts to undergo a strange transformation. He has spastic outbursts, his hands become giant white cartoon gloves, and, little by little, he starts turning into a human cartoon character, a phenomenon that wreaks havoc on his life, and pushes his relationship with his girlfriend Valerie to its breaking point. As the investigation into Oswald Sherzikien continues, it becomes clear that the case is more bizarre and outlandish than anyone expected, and Simon, Roy and Karen's chief superior, begins to have some nefariousideas...
ideas... And that's just the first movie...
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The series begins with Agents Roy Wilkins and Karen Huntley investigating the deserted apartment of occultist animator Oswald Sherzikien. After Roy comes into contact with some mysterious black ink, he starts to undergo a strange transformation. He has spastic outbursts, his hands become giant white cartoon gloves, and, little by little, he starts turning into a human cartoon character, a phenomenon that wreaks havoc on his life, and pushes his relationship with his girlfriend Valerie to its breaking point. As the investigation into Oswald Sherzikien continues, it becomes clear that the case is more bizarre and outlandish than anyone expected, and Simon, Roy and Karen's chief superior, begins to have some nefarious
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!! The Cartoon Man trilogy provides examples of:
* AcmeProducts: Simon's dynamite detonator in the first movie; the anvil and trampoline in the second.
* AlternateTooniverse: The Second Dimension
* AnvilOnHead: Used by Roy and Simon during their chase in the second movie.
* AnotherDimension: Specifically, the Second Dimension
* AcmeProducts: Simon's dynamite detonator in the first movie; the anvil and trampoline in the second.
* AlternateTooniverse: The Second Dimension
* AnvilOnHead: Used by Roy and Simon during their chase in the second movie.
* AnotherDimension: Specifically, the Second Dimension
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* AshFace: Happens to Roy after Simon blasts him with dynamite.
* BigBad: [[spoiler:Oswald Sherzikien]]
* BigBallOfViolence: Roy's fight with Sherzikien's cartoon army at the end of the third movie takes this form.
* TheBigDamnKiss: In the third movie, Roy and Valerie share one [[spoiler:that enables them to levitate out of a quicksand pit.]]
* BillBillJunkBill: Roy find's Peter's invitation in a pile of bills (including a duck bill).
* BitByBitTransformation: Roy in the first movie. First his hands change, then his hair, and finally his eyes.
* BodyHorror: Roy's transformation in the first movie is a parody of this trope.
* BreakingTheFourthWall: The characters never goes so far as to acknowledge being in a movie/web series, Roy occasionally looks right at the camera as if aware of it. And then there's the montage in the third movie.
* BigBad: [[spoiler:Oswald Sherzikien]]
* BigBallOfViolence: Roy's fight with Sherzikien's cartoon army at the end of the third movie takes this form.
* TheBigDamnKiss: In the third movie, Roy and Valerie share one [[spoiler:that enables them to levitate out of a quicksand pit.]]
* BillBillJunkBill: Roy find's Peter's invitation in a pile of bills (including a duck bill).
* BitByBitTransformation: Roy in the first movie. First his hands change, then his hair, and finally his eyes.
* BodyHorror: Roy's transformation in the first movie is a parody of this trope.
* BreakingTheFourthWall: The characters never goes so far as to acknowledge being in a movie/web series, Roy occasionally looks right at the camera as if aware of it. And then there's the montage in the third movie.
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* BillBillJunkBill: Roy
* BitByBitTransformation: Happens to Roy in the first movie. First his hands change, then his hair, and finally his eyes.
* BreakingTheFourthWall: The characters never goes so far as to acknowledge being in a movie/web series, but Roy occasionally looks right at the camera as if aware of it. %% And then there's the montage in the third movie.
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* BreakUpMakeUpScenario: Twice. Midway through ''Return of the Cartoon Man,'' Roy and Karen are returned to normal. They awkwardly part ways when Karen wishes to continue their investigation, and Roy just wants to stay home and go back to his life. [[spoiler:A short time later, Roy goes back to help Karen when he learns that Simon has resurfaced with a new evil plan.]] Then, in ''Journey of the Cartoon Man'', Roy and Valerie come to blows and part ways, only for Roy to almost immediately go back to her after a GoodAngelBadAngel debate.
* BrickJoke: "Let's cut to the chase!"
* BrickJoke: "Let's cut to the chase!"
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* BreakUpMakeUpScenario: Twice. Twice.
** Midway through ''Return of the Cartoon Man,'' Roy and Karen are returned to normal. They awkwardly part ways when Karen wishes to continue their investigation, and Roy just wants to stay home and go back to his life. [[spoiler:A short time later, Roy goes back to help Karen when he learns that Simon has resurfaced with a new evil plan.]] ]]
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** Midway through ''Return of the Cartoon Man,'' Roy and Karen are returned to normal. They awkwardly part ways when Karen wishes to continue their investigation, and Roy just wants to stay home and go back to his life. [[spoiler:A short time later, Roy goes back to help Karen when he learns that Simon has resurfaced with a new evil plan.
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* CartoonBomb: Roy produces one during the battle in the first movie, but doesn't use it until the third.
* ChekhovsGun: The pen found in the tree turns out to be quite significant. [[spoiler:So do the feather and the glove, but not until the sequels.]]
* ChekhovsSkill: Roy's ability to detach his gloved hands.
* CirclingBirdies: In this case, circling stars and the sound of tweeting birds.
* ChekhovsGun: The pen found in the tree turns out to be quite significant. [[spoiler:So do the feather and the glove, but not until the sequels.]]
* ChekhovsSkill: Roy's ability to detach his gloved hands.
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* ClingyJealousGirl: Valerie becomes this when Roy tries to leave her and help Karen.
* CorruptCorporateExecutive: Simon is basically a small-time version of this before his transformation.
* DancePartyEnding: The first movie has one, albeit with only two characters.
* DastardlyWhiplash: Simon, in his cartoon form.
* DeliveryStork: [[spoiler:One shows up in the last scene of ''Journey of the Cartoon Man'' to deliver a cartoon baby to Roy and Valerie.]]
* CorruptCorporateExecutive: Simon is basically a small-time version of this before his transformation.
* DancePartyEnding: The first movie has one, albeit with only two characters.
* DastardlyWhiplash: Simon, in his cartoon form.
* DeliveryStork: [[spoiler:One shows up in the last scene of ''Journey of the Cartoon Man'' to deliver a cartoon baby to Roy and Valerie.]]
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* TheDragon: Simon becomes this to [[spoiler:Oswald Sherzikien]] in the sequels.
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* EverybodyDoTheEndlessLoop: The inhabitants of the Second Dimension glimpsed through the portals have a rather limited range of movement.
* EverythingsBetterWithPenguins: Roy and Valerie pass a few during the montage.
* EverythingsBetterWithSparkles: [[spoiler:Valerie in her cartoon form.]]
* EvilCounterpart: Simon, to Roy
* EvilLaugh: Simon has quite an impressive one.
* EyePop: Roy when he sees [[spoiler:the transformed Karen]] at the end of the first movie, and [[spoiler:Sherzikien's OneWingedAngel form]] in the third.
* FeelNoPain: All of the characters after becoming cartoons. Roy demonstrates by jamming a fork into his arm.
* ForTheEvulz: Simon's motivation for taking over the world - "Why not?"
* EverythingsBetterWithPenguins: Roy and Valerie pass a few during the montage.
* EverythingsBetterWithSparkles: [[spoiler:Valerie in her cartoon form.]]
* EvilCounterpart: Simon, to Roy
* EvilLaugh: Simon has quite an impressive one.
* EyePop: Roy when he sees [[spoiler:the transformed Karen]] at the end of the first movie, and [[spoiler:Sherzikien's OneWingedAngel form]] in the third.
* FeelNoPain: All of the characters after becoming cartoons. Roy demonstrates by jamming a fork into his arm.
* ForTheEvulz: Simon's motivation for taking over the world - "Why not?"
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* FourFingeredHands: Roy has them only four fingers when cartoonified, but none of the other characters do.
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* GlowingEyesOfDoom: [[spoiler:Sherzikien has red ones in his OneWingedAngel form.]]
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* GreenHillZone: Roy and Valerie begin their journey through the Second Dimension in a cartoon forest that looks like this.
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* HarmlessElectrocution: Roy electrocutes Simon during their battle.
* HeroicWillpower: [[spoiler:Roy is strong-willed enough to resist the Glove of the Animator.]]
* HeWhoMustNotBeSeen: Oswald Sherzikien, [[spoiler:until ''Journey of the Cartoon Man''.]]
* IJustWantToBeNormal: Roy spends much of the first and second movie just wanting to be normal again.
* HeroicWillpower: [[spoiler:Roy is strong-willed enough to resist the Glove of the Animator.]]
* HeWhoMustNotBeSeen: Oswald Sherzikien, [[spoiler:until ''Journey of the Cartoon Man''.]]
* IJustWantToBeNormal: Roy spends much of the first and second movie just wanting to be normal again.
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* IncrediblyLamePun: "Thanks for giving me a hand!" as noted under ForTheFunnyz. Roy is fully aware of its lameness.
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* IrisOut
* KooshBomb: All the explosions caused by Roy and Simon's cartoon weapons.
* LargeHam: Roy gradually becomes one as his transformation progresses. When Simon transforms, he becomes even hammier.
* KooshBomb: All the explosions caused by Roy and Simon's cartoon weapons.
* LargeHam: Roy gradually becomes one as his transformation progresses. When Simon transforms, he becomes even hammier.
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* LimitedAnimation
* LiteralMinded: Roy and Karen, when Peter attempts to ask them questions.
* {{MacGuffin}}: The dimensional transponder [[spoiler:which is a pen. Also, the Glove of the Animator in the third movie.]]
* LiteralMinded: Roy and Karen, when Peter attempts to ask them questions.
* {{MacGuffin}}: The dimensional transponder [[spoiler:which is a pen. Also, the Glove of the Animator in the third movie.]]
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* MindControlDevice: [[spoiler:the Glove of the Animator]]
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* {{Mordor}}: The part of the Second Dimension where Sherzikien lives has this appearance.
* MotionlessChin: Peter, after he [[spoiler:becomes a talking piece of paper]].
* MutagenicGoo: Oswald Sherzikien's black ink, "fermented from the ash of the Fires of Flemsigrad."
* MotionlessChin: Peter, after he [[spoiler:becomes a talking piece of paper]].
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* NonFatalExplosions: Several during Roy and Simon's battles in both movies.
* ObviouslyEvil: Simon, once he's been cartoonified.
* ObviouslyEvil: Simon, once he's been cartoonified.
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* OffscreenCrash: Roy, after he runs into Simon's trampoline and is sent flying backwards.
* OffScreenTeleportation: Numerous examples. In particular, [[spoiler:Cynthia]] does quite a bit of this after being transformed.
* OffScreenTeleportation: Numerous examples. In particular, [[spoiler:Cynthia]] does quite a bit of this after being transformed.
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[[quoteright:320:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/thecartoonman_375.jpg]] ''The Cartoon Man'' is a trilogy of low budget independent films produced by Creator/SmokingBottleEntertainement, and released as a web series. All three installments, ''The Cartoon Man'', ''Return of the Cartoon Man'', and ''Journey of the Cartoon Man'' are currently online.
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[[quoteright:320:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/thecartoonman_375.jpg]] ''The Cartoon Man'' is a trilogy of low budget independent films produced by Creator/SmokingBottleEntertainement, Creator/SmokingBottleEntertainment, and released as a web series. All three installments, ''The Cartoon Man'', ''Return of the Cartoon Man'', and ''Journey of the Cartoon Man'' are currently online.
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[[quoteright:320:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/thecartoonman_375.jpg]] ''The Cartoon Man'' is a trilogy of low budget independent films produced by Smoking Bottle Entertainement, and released as a web series. All three installments, ''The Cartoon Man'', ''Return of the Cartoon Man'', and ''Journey of the Cartoon Man'' are currently online.
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[[quoteright:320:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/thecartoonman_375.jpg]] ''The Cartoon Man'' is a trilogy of low budget independent films produced by Smoking Bottle Entertainement, Creator/SmokingBottleEntertainement, and released as a web series. All three installments, ''The Cartoon Man'', ''Return of the Cartoon Man'', and ''Journey of the Cartoon Man'' are currently online.
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''Film/SpacePeople''.
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* HelloNurse: [[spoiler:Valerie becomes this type of character when cartoonified in the second movie.]]
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* BigDamnKiss: In the third movie, Roy and Valerie share one [[spoiler:that enables them to levitate out of a quicksand pit.]]
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* BigDamnKiss: TheBigDamnKiss: In the third movie, Roy and Valerie share one [[spoiler:that enables them to levitate out of a quicksand pit.]]
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* TheRenaissanceAgeOfAnimation: When Oswald Sherzikien did most of his work.
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* GenreThrowback: To films of the 80s and 90s in which live action humans interact with cartoon elements, most famously in ''WhoFramedRogerRabbit'', a "genre" largely defunct since the rise of computer graphics.
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* GenreThrowback: To films of the 80s and 90s in which live action humans interact with cartoon elements, most famously in ''WhoFramedRogerRabbit'', ''Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit'', a "genre" largely defunct since the rise of computer graphics.
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* BrainwashedAndCrazy: Sherzikien turns those under the sway of the Glove of the Animator [[spoiler:including Simon, Valerie and, briefly, Karen]] into his minions, and makes them attack Roy.
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* BubblegloopSwamp: Roy and Valerie pass through an area like this during the montage.
* DeliveryStork: [[spoiler:One shows up in the last scene of ''Journey of the Cartoon Man'' to deliver a cartoon baby to Roy and Valerie.]]
* HeroicWillpower: [[spoiler:Roy is strong-willed enough to resist the Glove of the Animator.]]
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* {{Mordor}}:: The part of the Second Dimension where Sherzikien lives has this appearance.
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* {{Mordor}}:: {{Mordor}}: The part of the Second Dimension where Sherzikien lives has this appearance.
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* BigDamnKiss: In the third movie, Roy and Valerie share one [[spoiler:that enables them to levitate out of a quicksand pit.]]
* EverythingsBetterWithPenguins: Roy and Valerie pass a few during the montage.
* GlowingEyesOfDoom: [[spoiler:Sherzikien has red ones in his OneWingedAngel form.]]
* GoodAngelBadAngel: An angel and devil version of Roy pop up to debate whether to go after Valerie when she walks out on him in the third movie.
* IKnowYoureInThereSomewhereFight: During the final battle of ''Journey of the Cartoon Man'', Roy manages to snap [[spoiler:Valerie]] out of Sherzikien's mind control by means of [[spoiler: [[RunningGag salsa dancing.]]]]
* MindControlDevice: [[spoiler:the Glove of the Animator]]
* OneWingedAngel: At the end of ''Journey of the Cartoon Man'', [[spoiler: Sherzikien drinks some of his own ink, and becomes a red-eyed cartoon giant.]]
* PlayingWithPuppets: [[spoiler:Sherzikien makes everyone dance while wearing the Glove of the Animator.]]
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* PsychologicalTormentZone: Sherzikien's dreamotorium is a mild example.
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* PsychologicalTormentZone: Sherzikien's dreamotorium is a mild example.QuicksandSucks: Roy and Valerie get stuck in some quicksand on their journey through the Second Dimension in the third movie.
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* RedEyesTakeWarning: [[spoiler:Sherzikien's eyes turn red when he drinks a sip of ink and becomes a cartoon monster.]]
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* BubblegloopSwamp: Roy and Valerie pass through an area like this during the montage.
* ByTheLightsOfTheirEyes: When Roy and Valerie enter a pitch-black cave, only their eyes are visible.
* ByTheLightsOfTheirEyes: When Roy and Valerie enter a pitch-black cave, only their eyes are visible.
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* GreenHillZone: Roy and Valerie begin their journey through the Second Dimension in a cartoon forest that looks like this.
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* RollercoasterMine: How Roy and Valerie get from the cave to Sherzikien's castle. Their ride even begins with a theme park-like safety spiel.
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* SlippySlideyIceWorld: Roy and Valerie travel through one during the montage.
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* ThirstyDesert: Roy and Valerie ride through one on a camel during their journey across the Second Dimension.
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* UnderTheSea: Roy and Valerie swim underwater at one point in the montage.
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* BigBallOfViolence: Roy's fight with Sherzikien's cartoon army at the end of the third movie takes this form.
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* InterdimensionalTravelDevice: The dimensional transponder [[spoiler:which looks just like an ordinary pen.]]
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* LevelAte: Roy and Valerie find themselves standing in a giant ice cream sundae at one point on their journey.
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* MatchlightDangerRevelation: When he and Valerie wander into a pitch-black cave, Roy strikes a match to reveal a bear, lion, and dinosaur growling behind them.
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* {{Mordor}}:: The part of the Second Dimension where Sherzikien lives has this appearance.
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* PsychologicalTormentZone: Sherzikien's dreamotorium is a mild example.
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* WhiteVoidRoom: Sherzikien's dreamotorium, in which he "draws" various images to illustrate his plans to Karen and Roy.
