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''Dragon Tales'' was an animated Sesame Workshop and [[Creator/ColumbiaPictures Columbia [=TriStar=]/Sony Pictures]] show on Creator/PBSKids. Its original run lasted from 1999 to 2005. Repeats were also seen on [[Creator/{{Sprout}} PBSKids Sprout]], but are no longer being broadcast (it was taken off the air on August 31, 2010), though a number of DVD releases remain available. As of February 2024, the complete series is available on the Roku Channel, being previously available on Creator/{{Netflix}} from about early 2011 to March 2017 and later Creator/AmazonPrime from August 2022 to August 2023.
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''Dragon Tales'' was an animated Sesame Workshop and [[Creator/ColumbiaPictures Columbia [=TriStar=]/Sony Pictures]] show on Creator/PBSKids. Its original run lasted from 1999 to 2005. Repeats were also seen on [[Creator/{{Sprout}} PBSKids Sprout]], but are no longer being broadcast (it was taken off the air on August 31, 2010), though a number of DVD releases remain available. As of February 2024, the complete series is available on the Roku Channel, being Channel. It was previously available on Creator/{{Netflix}} from about early 2011 to March 2017 and later Creator/AmazonPrime from August 2022 to August 2023.
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''Dragon Tales'' was an animated Sesame Workshop and [[Creator/ColumbiaPictures Columbia [=TriStar=]/Sony Pictures]] show on Creator/PBSKids. Its original run lasted from 1999 to 2005. Repeats were also seen on [[Creator/{{Sprout}} PBSKids Sprout]], but are no longer being broadcast (it was taken off the air on August 31, 2010), though a number of DVD releases remain available. In early August 2022, the first two seasons of the program were added on Creator/AmazonPrime. Notably, the premiere episode appears to be sourced from a PBS master and includes promos and the ''Dragon Tunes'' segment. Additionally, the second episode, despite being listed as "To Kingdom Come & Goodbye Little Caterpoozle" is actually a 70 minute copy of the ''Adventures in Dragon Land'' DVD. Later in the month, the third season was added as well. However as of October 2023, the series is no longer available. As of February 2024, the complete series is now available instead on the Roku Channel.
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''Dragon Tales'' was an animated Sesame Workshop and [[Creator/ColumbiaPictures Columbia [=TriStar=]/Sony Pictures]] show on Creator/PBSKids. Its original run lasted from 1999 to 2005. Repeats were also seen on [[Creator/{{Sprout}} PBSKids Sprout]], but are no longer being broadcast (it was taken off the air on August 31, 2010), though a number of DVD releases remain available. In early August 2022, the first two seasons of the program were added on Creator/AmazonPrime. Notably, the premiere episode appears to be sourced from a PBS master and includes promos and the ''Dragon Tunes'' segment. Additionally, the second episode, despite being listed as "To Kingdom Come & Goodbye Little Caterpoozle" is actually a 70 minute copy of the ''Adventures in Dragon Land'' DVD. Later in the month, the third season was added as well. However as of October 2023, the series is no longer available. As of February 2024, the complete series is now available instead on the Roku Channel.
Channel, being previously available on Creator/{{Netflix}} from about early 2011 to March 2017 and later Creator/AmazonPrime from August 2022 to August 2023.
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** Along with "Size doesn't matter", this is the [[AnAesop aesop]] for "One Big Wish". [[HeightAngst Tired of being smaller than Emmy and the dragon friends]], Max makes a wish on a wishing well to grow bigger. It works, but because he didn't specify a size limit, [[AttackOfThe50FootWhatever he keeps growing bigger... and bigger... and bigger... and bigger...]]
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** Along with "Size doesn't matter", this is the [[AnAesop aesop]] lesson for "One Big Wish". [[HeightAngst Tired of being smaller than Emmy and the dragon friends]], Max makes a wish on a wishing well to grow bigger. It works, but because he didn't specify a size limit, [[AttackOfThe50FootWhatever he keeps growing bigger... and bigger... and bigger... and bigger...]]
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%%* JerkassBall: Happens with at least one of the main characters from time to time. Justified though, as the point of it is [[AnAesop to illustrate the aesop]], and the characters learn their lessons at the end.
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%%* JerkassBall: Happens with at least one of the main characters from time to time. Justified though, as the point of it is [[AnAesop to illustrate the aesop]], aesop, and the characters learn their lessons at the end.
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''Dragon Tales'' was an animated Sesame Workshop and [[Creator/ColumbiaPictures Columbia [=TriStar=]/Sony Pictures]] show on Creator/PBSKids. Its original run lasted from 1999 to 2005. Repeats were also seen on [[Creator/{{Sprout}} PBSKids Sprout]], but are no longer being broadcast (it was taken off the air on August 31, 2010), though a number of DVD releases remain available. In early August 2022, the first two seasons of the program were added on Creator/AmazonPrime. Notably, the premiere episode appears to be sourced from a PBS master and includes promos and the ''Dragon Tunes'' segment. Additionally, the second episode, despite being listed as "To Kingdom Come & Goodbye Little Caterpoozle" is actually a 70 minute copy of the ''Adventures in Dragon Land'' DVD. Later in the month, the third season was added as well. However as of October 2023, the series is no longer available.
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''Dragon Tales'' was an animated Sesame Workshop and [[Creator/ColumbiaPictures Columbia [=TriStar=]/Sony Pictures]] show on Creator/PBSKids. Its original run lasted from 1999 to 2005. Repeats were also seen on [[Creator/{{Sprout}} PBSKids Sprout]], but are no longer being broadcast (it was taken off the air on August 31, 2010), though a number of DVD releases remain available. In early August 2022, the first two seasons of the program were added on Creator/AmazonPrime. Notably, the premiere episode appears to be sourced from a PBS master and includes promos and the ''Dragon Tunes'' segment. Additionally, the second episode, despite being listed as "To Kingdom Come & Goodbye Little Caterpoozle" is actually a 70 minute copy of the ''Adventures in Dragon Land'' DVD. Later in the month, the third season was added as well. However as of October 2023, the series is no longer available.
available. As of February 2024, the complete series is now available instead on the Roku Channel.
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* {{Licensed Game}}s: Two for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyColor, one for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance, one for the UsefulNotes/{{Playstation}}...
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* {{Licensed Game}}s: Two for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyColor, Platform/GameBoyColor, one for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance, Platform/GameBoyAdvance, one for the UsefulNotes/{{Playstation}}...Platform/{{Playstation}}...
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* AccentsArentHereditary: Emmy and Max's parents speak with Latin accents, but Emmy and Max's accents are American.
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** “Hand in Hand” has Enrique making a wish at the well for Emmy and Max to stop fighting. Instead it just makes them [[ChainedHeat stuck holding hands]].
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* ThreeDComicBook: "Max's Comic Adventure" involves Max having a 3D comic about a mouse superhero named Mondo Mouse. In Dragon Land, using the 3D glasses reveals symbols which leads the group to Mondo Mouse, who has become real through the magic of Dragon Land, and participating in an adventure to rescue him from being trapped like in the comic.
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* ArbitrarySkepticism:** In one episode, Ord is reminded that "monsters aren't real" to stop him from being afraid of the dark. This despite the show's setting having many creatures that could easily be described as monsters--not the least of which are the titular dragons themselves!
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* ArbitrarySkepticism:** ArbitrarySkepticism:
** In one episode, Ord is reminded that "monsters aren't real" to stop him from being afraid of the dark. This despite the show's setting having many creatures that could easily be described as monsters--not the least of which are the titular dragons themselves!
** In one episode, Ord is reminded that "monsters aren't real" to stop him from being afraid of the dark. This despite the show's setting having many creatures that could easily be described as monsters--not the least of which are the titular dragons themselves!
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* CatchPhrase: "Definitely!" for Emmy, "[=LOoOoOoOve=] it!" for Wheezie, among others. Alternatively for Wheezie: "Ooh, I just love X. It's so... X-y!"
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* CatchPhrase: CharacterCatchphrase: "Definitely!" for Emmy, "[=LOoOoOoOve=] it!" for Wheezie, among others. Alternatively for Wheezie: "Ooh, I just love X. It's so... X-y!"
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''Dragon Tales'' was an animated Sesame Workshop and [[Creator/ColumbiaPictures Columbia [=TriStar=]/Sony Pictures]] show on Creator/PBSKids. Its original run lasted from 1999 to 2005. Repeats were also seen on [[Creator/{{Sprout}} PBSKids Sprout]], but are no longer being broadcast (it was taken off the air on August 31, 2010), though a number of DVD releases remain available. In early August 2022, the first two seasons of the program were added on Creator/AmazonPrime. Notably, the premiere episode appears to be sourced from a PBS master and includes promos and the ''Dragon Tunes'' segment. Additionally, the second episode, despite being listed as "To Kingdom Come & Goodbye Little Caterpoozle" is actually a 70 minute copy of the ''Adventures in Dragon Land'' DVD. Later in the month, the third season was added as well.
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''Dragon Tales'' was an animated Sesame Workshop and [[Creator/ColumbiaPictures Columbia [=TriStar=]/Sony Pictures]] show on Creator/PBSKids. Its original run lasted from 1999 to 2005. Repeats were also seen on [[Creator/{{Sprout}} PBSKids Sprout]], but are no longer being broadcast (it was taken off the air on August 31, 2010), though a number of DVD releases remain available. In early August 2022, the first two seasons of the program were added on Creator/AmazonPrime. Notably, the premiere episode appears to be sourced from a PBS master and includes promos and the ''Dragon Tunes'' segment. Additionally, the second episode, despite being listed as "To Kingdom Come & Goodbye Little Caterpoozle" is actually a 70 minute copy of the ''Adventures in Dragon Land'' DVD. Later in the month, the third season was added as well.
well. However as of October 2023, the series is no longer available.
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** At the end of "Staying Within the Lines", Max scribbles all over the screen after saying that he's the "scribbliest sribbler around".
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** At the end of "Staying Within the Lines", Max scribbles all over the screen after saying that he's the "scribbliest sribbler scribbler around".
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* PoorCommunicationKills: What kicks off the plot of ''No Hitter''. When Max and Emmy are preparing to leave for Dragon Land to partipate in game of Dragon Ball (which is literally just kickball), Max, after demonstrating his pitching skills to Emmy asks her if he can pitch in the game while she is fetching the scale. She does not hear him and says "Okay, Max", meaning "Okay Max, we're all ready to go" which Max misinterprets as "Okay Max, that's fine." This incident is what leads Max to hit Emmy when she insists on having him in the outfield instead of pitching.
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* PoorCommunicationKills: What kicks off the plot of ''No Hitter''. When Max and Emmy are preparing to leave for Dragon Land to partipate participate in game of Dragon Ball (which is literally just kickball), Max, after demonstrating his pitching skills to Emmy asks her if he can pitch in the game while she is fetching the scale. She does not hear him and says "Okay, Max", meaning "Okay Max, we're all ready to go" which Max misinterprets as "Okay Max, that's fine." This incident is what leads Max to hit Emmy when she insists on having him in the outfield instead of pitching.
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* RhymingWizardry: The kids use two of these in conjunction with a magical dragon scale to {{teleport|ationWithDrawbacks}} between Earth and Dragon Land.
** To get to Dragon Land, they said this:
-->''I wish, I wish, with all my heart, to fly with dragons in a land apart!''
** And to get back home, they said this:
-->''I wish, I wish, to use this rhyme, to go back home until next time!''
** To get to Dragon Land, they said this:
-->''I wish, I wish, with all my heart, to fly with dragons in a land apart!''
** And to get back home, they said this:
-->''I wish, I wish, to use this rhyme, to go back home until next time!''
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*** Enrique - Yellow t-shirt with a lighter yellow collar, blue jeans, blue and gray shoes with white bottoms
** In "Head Over Heels", Emmy wears a yellow t-shirt and jeans (most like because the episode involved cartwheeling).
** In "Head Over Heels", Emmy wears a yellow t-shirt and jeans (most like because the episode involved cartwheeling).
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*** Enrique - Yellow t-shirt with a lighter yellow collar, blue jeans, blue and gray shoes with white bottoms
** Inbottoms. (In "Head Over Heels", Emmy wears a yellow t-shirt and jeans (most like because the episode involved cartwheeling).an almost identical outfit.)
** In
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** Max also becomes this in "One Big Wish".
* CuteMute: [[PlanetOfHats The entire Doodle Fairy race fits this trope]].
* CuteMute: [[PlanetOfHats The entire Doodle Fairy race fits this trope]].
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%% ** Max also becomes this in "One Big Wish".
%% * CuteMute: [[PlanetOfHats The entire Doodle Fairy race fits this trope]].
%% * CuteMute: [[PlanetOfHats The entire Doodle Fairy race fits this trope]].
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* GrowlingGut: Happens to some characters like Zak, Wheezie or Cassie, but mostly Ord as he is gifted with a stomach bigger than himself!
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* HoldYourHippogriffs: "More fun than a barrel full of dragonmonkeys." Probably plenty of other instances as well.
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* HoldYourHippogriffs: "More fun than a barrel full of dragonmonkeys." %% Probably plenty of other instances as well.
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* OurGnomesAreWeirder: There are quite a couple. There's Simon, Norm the Number Gnome, and a few others.
* PajamaCladHero: One episode starts at dawn, and another starts at sunset.
* PajamaCladHero: One episode starts at dawn, and another starts at sunset.
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%% * OurGnomesAreWeirder: There are quite a couple. There's Simon, Norm the Number Gnome, and a few others.
%% * PajamaCladHero: One episode starts at dawn, and another starts at sunset.
%% * PajamaCladHero: One episode starts at dawn, and another starts at sunset.
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* PreciousPuppy: Slurpy in "Wheezie's Hairball".
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* RiddleMeThis: One of the trolls.
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%% * RiddleMeThis: One of the trolls.
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* MultipleHeadCase: But they're two entirely different individuals. [[FridgeLogic Of two entirely different sexes...]]
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** In "To Kingdom Come", Ord finds a wish shell and uses it to wish for a new hat that look just like Max's after Max shares his hat with him. This gets the attention of his friends, who find out about the wish shell and want to use it to wish for things of their own.[[note]]Max wants to wish for super-big muscles, Wheezie wants to wish for a louder singing voice, Zak wants to wish for some earplugs, Emmy wants to wish to be the world's best soccer player, and Cassie wants to wish for a library's worth of books to read.[[/note]] Not wanting to share the wish shell, Ord wishes that he was somewhere where he wouldn't have to share it with anyone, causing the wish shell to take him to Kingdom Come. Inside Kindgom Come, Monsieur Marmadune tells Ord that he can do whatever he wants, but he can never leave. This is bad news for Ord, who wants to be back at the beach party, so he wishes his friends were with him, resulting in the wish shell taking them to Kingdom Come. Zak calls Ord out for this, saying he could have wished himself back home instead of wishing them all to Kingdom Come. When Ord tries to wish him and his friends back home, the shell breaks. Cassie tells him this is because he only gets three wishes from a wish shell, and he used them all up.
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* StealthPun: Cassie is shy and [[ShamefulShrinking tends to shrink when sad or ashamed]]. She's a semi-literal ShrinkingViolet.
