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* ActionGirl: Gabby and Starla.
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* BabysittingEpisode: "Babysitting Heroes".
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* CastingGag: Jeff Gordon, Jimmy Johnson, and Danica Patrick are real life race car drivers, hence their voice work in this series.
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* CastingGag: Jeff Gordon, Jimmy Johnson, and Danica Patrick are real life race car drivers, hence their voice work in this series.the show's "Race Car Adventures" miniseries.
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** The trucks' faces (especially Blaze's) feature large eyes similar in design to standard anime eyes.
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** The trucks' faces (especially Blaze's) those of Blaze, his sister Sparkle, and their parents) feature large eyes similar very reminiscent in design style to standard anime eyes.
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* NonStandardCharacterDesign: Blaze is the only character other than AJ and Gabby to have an eye color visible (blue eyes), all others have the standard black eyes.
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* NonStandardCharacterDesign: Blaze is Blaze, his sister Sparkle, and their parents are the only character characters other than AJ and Gabby to have an eye color visible (blue eyes), all others have the standard black eyes.
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%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
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** Likewise, Watts takes up AJ's role in "Raceday Rescue" when AJ and Gabby are taken away by Crusher's bubble.
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** Likewise, Watts takes up AJ's role in "Raceday Rescue" when AJ and Gabby are taken away by Crusher's bubble.bubble.
** Blaze's younger sister Sparkle is the main star of the Season 7 premiere "Sparkle's Big Rescue" when Blaze and AJ are taken away by Crusher's Bye-Bye Copter.
** Blaze's younger sister Sparkle is the main star of the Season 7 premiere "Sparkle's Big Rescue" when Blaze and AJ are taken away by Crusher's Bye-Bye Copter.
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** Blaze becomes this in "Dragon Island Duel" and "AJ to the Rescue", especially the latter, due to AJ taking his spotlight for the episodes.
** AJ becomes this in "Raceday Rescue" when he is taken away by Crusher's bubble along with Gabby. He also doesn't speak to the viewer throughout the episode, with his role going to Watts.
** AJ becomes this in "Raceday Rescue" when he is taken away by Crusher's bubble along with Gabby. He also doesn't speak to the viewer throughout the episode, with his role going to Watts.
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** Blaze alone becomes this in "Dragon Island Duel" and "AJ to the Rescue", especially the latter, due to AJ taking his spotlight for the episodes.
** AJ alone becomes this in "Raceday Rescue" when he is taken away by Crusher's bubble along with Gabby. He also doesn't speak to the viewer throughout the episode, with his role going toWatts.Watts.
** Blaze and AJ together become this in the Season 7 premiere "Sparkle's Big Rescue" when they are taken away by Crusher's Bye-Bye Copter, with their combined roles going to Blaze's younger sister Sparkle.
** AJ alone becomes this in "Raceday Rescue" when he is taken away by Crusher's bubble along with Gabby. He also doesn't speak to the viewer throughout the episode, with his role going to
** Blaze and AJ together become this in the Season 7 premiere "Sparkle's Big Rescue" when they are taken away by Crusher's Bye-Bye Copter, with their combined roles going to Blaze's younger sister Sparkle.
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** The trucks' faces (especially Blaze's) feature large eyes similar in design to standard anime eyes.
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* AscendedExtra: Originally meant to be a one-shot character in "The Blaze Family", Blaze's little sister Sparkle became a recurring character after this episode, appearing in one of the shorts, "Sparkle's Racing Badge" in Season 6, and later in "Sparkle's Big Rescue" in Season 7 as the main character.
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* CampingEpisode: Has two so far, "Truck Rangers" and "The Pickle Family Campout".
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* CampingEpisode: Has two three so far, "Truck Rangers" and Rangers", "The Pickle Family Campout".Campout", and "Campfire Stories".
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* ArtisticLicenseBiology:
** The b-plot of "Spark Bug" has Crusher trying to outsmart a caterpillar, who is ''very'' strong and can lift anything much bigger than him, even Crusher himself. While caterpillars are indeed strong, they cannot lift heavy things like Crusher in real life.
** One episode has Blaze and Pickle get chased by electric-zapping electric eels. Electric eels like the ones they encounter do not shoot electricity from their tails like they do on the show; they give electric shock stings when making physical contact with them.
** The b-plot of "Spark Bug" has Crusher trying to outsmart a caterpillar, who is ''very'' strong and can lift anything much bigger than him, even Crusher himself. While caterpillars are indeed strong, they cannot lift heavy things like Crusher in real life.
** One episode has Blaze and Pickle get chased by electric-zapping electric eels. Electric eels like the ones they encounter do not shoot electricity from their tails like they do on the show; they give electric shock stings when making physical contact with them.
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* OffModel: Blaze’s face in Season 1 is designed rather cartoonish and with a more unique appearance than the other trucks; there were times that his mouth would deform or stretch exaggeratedly in some scenes like when he grits his teeth when pushing or pulling, or when he opens it wide when jumping. His face got a slight redesign in Season 2, having a slightly smaller mouth that no longer curves to the side and is animated more fluidly.
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** Blaze's little sister Sparkle has a paint job sort of influenced by [[{{Geisha}} geisha makeup]].
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** Blaze's sister Sparkle has a paint job that's sort of similar to the standard makeup of a {{Geisha}}.
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** Blaze's little sister Sparkle has a paint job that's sort of similar to the standard makeup of a {{Geisha}}.influenced by [[{{Geisha}} geisha makeup]].
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** Blaze's sister Sparkle has a paint job that's sort of similar to the standard makeup of a {{Geisha}}.
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** Blaze no longer told the viewer to say "Let's Blaze!" with him in after early Season 1, instead immediately saying it (with the viewer) upon activating.
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* HarmlessVillain: Crusher. The various one-shot antagonists also come off this way.
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* HarmlessVillain: Crusher.Crusher, generally because [[ButtMonkey all of the bad luck falls onto him]]. The various one-shot antagonists also come off this way.
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** The promos for "Blazing Amazing Stories" make it seem like a SuperheroEpisode since it plays up the superhero scenes in honor of Nick Jr's "Mighty Heroes Month". It was only the last third of the episode, and it's really a StorybookEpisode instead.
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** The promos for "Blazing Amazing Stories" make it seem like a SuperheroEpisode since it plays up the superhero scenes in honor of Nick Jr's "Mighty Heroes Month".Month" for April 2020. It was only the last third of the episode, and it's really a StorybookEpisode instead.
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* PuppyDogEyes: Blaze uses these on Crusher in “The Mystery Bandit” when Crusher is determined to get his toy truck back, only to reluctantly agree with getting Blaze’s trophy as well.
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* PuppyDogEyes: Blaze uses these on Crusher in “The Mystery Bandit” when Crusher is determined to get his toy truck back, only to [[EnemyMine reluctantly agree agree]] with getting Blaze’s trophy as well.
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* SentientVehicle: The show is full of sentient monster trucks. No word if other cars exist, though.
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* SentientVehicle: The show is full of sentient monster trucks.trucks and, as we see later in Season 2, race cars. No word if other cars exist, though.
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* AssholeVictim[=/=]ButtMonkey[=/=]TheChewToy: Crusher.
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* TakeYourTime[=\=]TalkingIsAFreeAction: Happens a lot. Crusher is almost at the finish? Zeg is about to crash into the bakery on bouncy tires? The rocket Crusher and Pickle are on is nearing a garbage dump? No problem, Blaze and AJ take their time to ask the viewer for help and do it slowly.
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* TakeYourTime[=\=]TalkingIsAFreeAction: TalkingIsAFreeAction: Happens a lot. Crusher is almost at the finish? Zeg is about to crash into the bakery on bouncy tires? The rocket Crusher and Pickle are on is nearing a garbage dump? No problem, Blaze and AJ take their time to ask the viewer for help and do it slowly.
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** The "Robot Riders" episodes take inspiration from the [[{{MechaShow}} Mecha]] genre popular in Japan.
** As of the show's ArtEvolution introduced in the "Wild Wheels" episodes of Season 3, and into Season 4-onward, [[{{SpeedStripes}} speed lines]] can sometimes be used. It gets much more expressive and detailed as the series progresses.
** As of the show's ArtEvolution introduced in the "Wild Wheels" episodes of Season 3, and into Season 4-onward, [[{{SpeedStripes}} speed lines]] can sometimes be used. It gets much more expressive and detailed as the series progresses.
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** The "Robot Riders" episodes take miniseries takes inspiration from the [[{{MechaShow}} Mecha]] genre popular in Japan.
** As of the show's ArtEvolution introduced in the "Wild Wheels"episodes miniseries of Season 3, and into Season 4-onward, [[{{SpeedStripes}} speed lines]] can sometimes be used. It gets much more expressive and detailed as the series progresses.
** As of the show's ArtEvolution introduced in the "Wild Wheels"
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* {{Animesque}}: Although the animation is CGI, it does borrow a few anime elements:
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* {{Animesque}}: Although the animation is CGI, it does borrow a few anime elements, especially after the ArtEvolution and the use of SpeedStripes since Season 4. The trucks' faces also feature large eyes and their mouths tend to expand when shouting, like in an anime show. The "Robot Riders" episodes also take inspiration from the [[{{MechaShow}} Mecha]] genre popular in Japan.
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* {{Animesque}}: Although the animation is CGI, it does borrow a few anime elements, especially after the ArtEvolution and the use of SpeedStripes since Season 4. elements:
** The trucks' facesalso feature large eyes and their similar in design to standard anime eyes.
** The trucks' mouths tend to expand rather wide whenshouting, like in an anime show. shouting or grit rather exaggeratedly when angry or straining.
** The "Robot Riders" episodesalso take inspiration from the [[{{MechaShow}} Mecha]] genre popular in Japan.Japan.
** As of the show's ArtEvolution introduced in the "Wild Wheels" episodes of Season 3, and into Season 4-onward, [[{{SpeedStripes}} speed lines]] can sometimes be used. It gets much more expressive and detailed as the series progresses.
** The trucks' faces
** The trucks' mouths tend to expand rather wide when
** The "Robot Riders" episodes
** As of the show's ArtEvolution introduced in the "Wild Wheels" episodes of Season 3, and into Season 4-onward, [[{{SpeedStripes}} speed lines]] can sometimes be used. It gets much more expressive and detailed as the series progresses.
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* {{Animesque}}: Although the animation is CGI, it does borrow a few anime elements, especially after the ArtEvolution and the use of SpeedStripes since Season 4. The trucks' faces also feature large eyes and their mouths tend to expand when shouting, like in an anime show.
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* {{Animesque}}: Although the animation is CGI, it does borrow a few anime elements, especially after the ArtEvolution and the use of SpeedStripes since Season 4. The trucks' faces also feature large eyes and their mouths tend to expand when shouting, like in an anime show. The "Robot Riders" episodes also take inspiration from the [[{{MechaShow}} Mecha]] genre popular in Japan.
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* MechaShow: The "Robot Riders" episodes have Blaze transform into a super strong robot, as the problem at hand is too tough for a truck to solve.
