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* "It"isDehumanizing: Shellsea talking about Clamantha after kicking her by accident in "Fish Talent Show": "I didn't kick it in the face. Its face kicked me in the foot!"
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* "It"isDehumanizing: ItIsDehumanizing: Shellsea talking about Clamantha after kicking her by accident in "Fish Talent Show": "I didn't kick it in the face. Its face kicked me in the foot!"
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* "It" is dehumanizing: Shellsea talking about Clamantha after kicking her by accident in "Fish Talent Show": "I didn't kick it in the face. Its face kicked me in the foot!"
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* "It" is dehumanizing: "It"isDehumanizing: Shellsea talking about Clamantha after kicking her by accident in "Fish Talent Show": "I didn't kick it in the face. Its face kicked me in the foot!"
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* "It" is dehumanizing: Shellsea talking about Clamantha after kicking her by accident in "Fish Talent Show": "I didn't kick it in the face. Its face kicked me in the foot!"
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* WidgetSeries: You'd be surprised how amazingly weird this series actually is.
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* Shaking the Rump: Happens pretty often on the show, more so with Milo than anyone else.
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* HeldBackInSchool: The main issue of "Fail Fish". Milo is in danger of experiencing this unless he passes his science final, and Oscar and Bea have to help him study so he doesn't like what happened to their old friend Kevin, who became forgotten.
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* AmbiguousDisorder: Oscar. He's really smart, can't understand, or act, in some social interactions, and in one episode, he can't seem to understand jokes, or visual gags, so Milo has to teach to fake how to laugh.
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** [[spoiler: AnthropomorphicFood: in the penultimate dimension before arriving at the titular pool party.]]
** [[spoiler: BouncingBattler: in the final dimension before the pool party. Only Milo is shown to use this method though.]]
** [[spoiler: BouncingBattler: in the final dimension before the pool party. Only Milo is shown to use this method though.]]
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** [[spoiler: AnthropomorphicFood: in [[spoiler:in the penultimate dimension before arriving at the titular pool party.]]
**[[spoiler: BouncingBattler: in [[spoiler:in the final dimension before the pool party. Only Milo is shown to use this method though.]]
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Slapstick Knows No Gender is a redirect
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* FamilyUnfriendlyViolence: For a show on the Creator/DisneyChannel, this show uses an incredible amount of violence, ranging from characters being eaten onscreen to a scene where [[SlapstickKnowsNoGender Clamantha is thrown out the window]] [[WouldHitAGirl by Jocktopus]] [[CrossesTheLineTwice where a car runs her over]], to a scene at the end of "Dropsy!" where a sick fish's face ''[[{{Squick}} peels off]]'' and the muscle can be seen in detail.
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* FamilyUnfriendlyViolence: For a show on the Creator/DisneyChannel, this show uses an incredible amount of violence, ranging from characters being eaten onscreen to a scene where [[SlapstickKnowsNoGender Clamantha is thrown out the window]] window [[WouldHitAGirl by Jocktopus]] [[CrossesTheLineTwice where a car runs her over]], to a scene at the end of "Dropsy!" where a sick fish's face ''[[{{Squick}} peels off]]'' and the muscle can be seen in detail.
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* SlapstickKnowsNoGender: During a gaming session in "Two Clams in Love", Oscar told Milo to hit the B button on his controller. Instead, he [[IncrediblyLamePun hit Bea]].
** There was a string of episodes where Clamantha fell victim to this.
** Finberley, especially during the second season.
** There was a string of episodes where Clamantha fell victim to this.
** Finberley, especially during the second season.
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* TemporaryLoveInterest: Played UpToEleven with Bea's boyfriends in "Doris Flores Gorgeous". She wasn't replacing her boyfriends rapidly because she's [[ReallyGetsAround promiscuous]], but rather because she thinks that's what high school girls are supposed to do.
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* TemporaryLoveInterest: Played UpToEleven Exaggerated with Bea's boyfriends in "Doris Flores Gorgeous". She wasn't replacing her boyfriends rapidly because she's [[ReallyGetsAround promiscuous]], but rather because she thinks that's what high school girls are supposed to do.
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Milo's fins look like it.
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* MisterSeahorse: A literal example with one of their teachers, Mr. Baldwin. Lampshaded, even. And he apparently has the LongestPregnancyEver, which got a brief lampshade during "Koi Story". [[spoiler:The births finally happen in "Labor of Love", [[MaternityCrisis in the middle of a restaurant being ravaged by a giant hairless cat (who ultimately becomes the DOULA), no less...]]]]
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* MisterSeahorse: A literal example with one of their teachers, Mr. Baldwin. Lampshaded, even. And he apparently has the LongestPregnancyEver, which got a brief lampshade during "Koi Story". [[spoiler:The births finally happen in "Labor of Love", [[MaternityCrisis in the middle of a restaurant being ravaged by a giant hairless cat (who ultimately becomes actually STOPS his rampage to serve as the DOULA), no less...]]]]
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* MisterSeahorse: A literal example with one of their teachers, Mr. Baldwin. Lampshaded, even. And he apparently has the LongestPregnancyEver, which got a brief lampshade during "Koi Story". [[spoiler:The births happen in "Labor of Love".]]
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* MisterSeahorse: A literal example with one of their teachers, Mr. Baldwin. Lampshaded, even. And he apparently has the LongestPregnancyEver, which got a brief lampshade during "Koi Story". [[spoiler:The births finally happen in "Labor of Love".]]Love", [[MaternityCrisis in the middle of a restaurant being ravaged by a giant hairless cat (who ultimately becomes the DOULA), no less...]]]]
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* FinalSeasonCasting: The final episodes of the final season introduced the goofy salesman Fish Vartan.
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''Fish Hooks'' was an {{animated series}} on Creator/DisneyChannel, created by Noah Z. Jones (whose other claim to fame is ''WesternAnimation/AlmostNakedAnimals'') and produced by Creator/AlexHirsch (whose other claim to fame is ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'', also on Disney Channel). The show deals with three fish: Milo, the eccentric [[LifeOfTheParty party guy]] (Creator/KyleMassey); his [[NervousWreck nervous]] brother Oscar (Creator/JustinRoiland), and their "[[LargeHam overly dramatic]]" [[PlatonicLifePartners female friend]] Bea, as they attend high school--namely Freshwater High--in an aquarium at a pet store named Bud's Pets. The series [[SliceOfLife chronicles their daily lives]] as they deal with various things, such as friendships, dating, and sports, as well as [[BlatantLies typical t(w)een issues]] such as giant lobster attacks and field trips to the hamster cages.
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''Fish Hooks'' was an {{animated series}} on Creator/DisneyChannel, created by Noah Z. Jones (whose other claim to fame is ''WesternAnimation/AlmostNakedAnimals'') and produced by Creator/AlexHirsch (whose other claim to fame is ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'', also on Disney Channel). The show deals with three fish: Milo, the eccentric [[LifeOfTheParty party guy]] (Creator/KyleMassey); his [[NervousWreck nervous]] brother Oscar (Creator/JustinRoiland), and their "[[LargeHam overly dramatic]]" [[PlatonicLifePartners female friend]] Bea, Bea (Creator/ChelseaKane), as they attend high school--namely Freshwater High--in an aquarium at a pet store named Bud's Pets. The series [[SliceOfLife chronicles their daily lives]] as they deal with various things, such as friendships, dating, and sports, as well as [[BlatantLies typical t(w)een issues]] such as giant lobster attacks and field trips to the hamster cages.
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''Fish Hooks'' was an {{animated series}} on Creator/DisneyChannel, created by Noah Z. Jones (whose other claim to fame is ''WesternAnimation/AlmostNakedAnimals'') and produced by Creator/AlexHirsch (whose other claim to fame is ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'', also on Disney Channel). The show deals with three fish: Milo, the eccentric [[LifeOfTheParty party guy]]; his [[NervousWreck nervous]] brother Oscar, and their "[[LargeHam overly dramatic]]" [[PlatonicLifePartners female friend]] Bea, as they attend high school--namely Freshwater High--in an aquarium at a pet store named Bud's Pets. The series [[SliceOfLife chronicles their daily lives]] as they deal with various things, such as friendships, dating, and sports, as well as [[BlatantLies typical t(w)een issues]] such as giant lobster attacks and field trips to the hamster cages.
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''Fish Hooks'' was an {{animated series}} on Creator/DisneyChannel, created by Noah Z. Jones (whose other claim to fame is ''WesternAnimation/AlmostNakedAnimals'') and produced by Creator/AlexHirsch (whose other claim to fame is ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'', also on Disney Channel). The show deals with three fish: Milo, the eccentric [[LifeOfTheParty party guy]]; guy]] (Creator/KyleMassey); his [[NervousWreck nervous]] brother Oscar, Oscar (Creator/JustinRoiland), and their "[[LargeHam overly dramatic]]" [[PlatonicLifePartners female friend]] Bea, as they attend high school--namely Freshwater High--in an aquarium at a pet store named Bud's Pets. The series [[SliceOfLife chronicles their daily lives]] as they deal with various things, such as friendships, dating, and sports, as well as [[BlatantLies typical t(w)een issues]] such as giant lobster attacks and field trips to the hamster cages.
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