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* ItsPronouncedTroPay: In "O Aniversário do Soldado Braice", when Kevin Costa tells about his friend, the titular character, to the kids, he pronounces his name like "brace". However, all the other characters, including the title narrator and Braice himself, pronounce it like "brice" instead.
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* BadassGrandpa: Conrado's grandfather, "Vovô Marofa", is the leader of a drug cartel.
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* EveryEpisodeEnding: Conrado saying "Eu só me fodo nessa merda!", usually to the camera, either in an angry or desperate tone.
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** The animation style in Season 6 is different than the previous seasons. The show heavily used squash-and-stretch, but this season barely does and is more stylized instead. Also, the characters have a full blinking animation for their eyelids, move their pupils, and all of the kids avert MotionlessChin.
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* AmusingInjuries: Conrado getting hurt by Fudêncio, such as in "Boi nos Aires", where one of Conrado's two only relevant appearances has him getting hit between a door repeatedly by Fudêncio. In "Foi-se o Martelo", all of his classmates punch, slap and hit him for being accused of being a communist, complete with an AnvilDrop.
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* AmusingInjuries: Conrado getting hurt by Fudêncio, such as in "Boi nos Aires", where one of Conrado's two only relevant appearances has him getting hit between a door repeatedly by Fudêncio. In "Foi-se o Martelo", all of his classmates punch, slap and hit him for being accused of being a communist, complete with an AnvilDrop.AnvilOnHead.
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* AnimalLover: Conrado is one in "Tá Tudo Cagado", feeling pity for the lonely giant tortoise who's the LastOfHisKind. When his friends start to harrass it, even ''putting plastic straws in its noise'', he becomes furious, pulling up a sword and threatening to hurt anyone who hurts the tortoise.
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* BathroomStallOfAngst: In "Loira do Cocô", Zé Maria loses a beauty pageant against Funérea and goes to the bathroom to grief. She gets angry and kicks a toilet seat three times while swearing, thus accidentally summoning the "Poop Blonde".
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* AmbigousDisorder: [[FatIdiot Popoto]], of course. Some episodes imply he's either ObfuscatingStupidity or his intelligence flicks on and off.
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* AmbigousDisorder: AmbiguousDisorder: [[FatIdiot Popoto]], of course. Some episodes imply he's either ObfuscatingStupidity or his intelligence flicks on and off.
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* CuteBruiser: Neguinho, a little boy who can give a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown to two grown men in a few seconds.
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* DependingOnTheWriter:
** Whether Zé Maria appreciates Conrado's affection for her or hates it. Also, Conrado himself doesn't even love Zé Maria in a few episodes.
** Sometimes, Conrado completely loathes Fudêncio. Other times, they seem to just have a complicated friendship.
** Whether Zé Maria appreciates Conrado's affection for her or hates it. Also, Conrado himself doesn't even love Zé Maria in a few episodes.
** Sometimes, Conrado completely loathes Fudêncio. Other times, they seem to just have a complicated friendship.
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* EvilLaugh: Fudêncio has one, though since he cannot speak normally, he only hums it.
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* NoHoldsBarredBeatdown:
** In "Karatê Cudi", Funérea easily defeats Zé Maria in their fight.
** In "Nipo Neguinho", two samurais arrive to kidnap Neguinho's family, but he beats both of them up and leaves them severely bruised.
** In "Karatê Cudi", Funérea easily defeats Zé Maria in their fight.
** In "Nipo Neguinho", two samurais arrive to kidnap Neguinho's family, but he beats both of them up and leaves them severely bruised.
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* AbusiveParents: Conrado's father is extremely rude to his son, who seems to fear him in several episodes.
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* AbsenteeActor: Some episodes do not feature Fudêncio or Conrado at all, particularly in Seasons 5 and 6 only.
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* AbsenteeActor: Some episodes do not feature Fudêncio or Conrado at all, particularly in Seasons 5 and 6 only. Conrado is also completely absent in "Fudêncio 2000", likely being dead as well.
* AccentUponTheWrongSyllable: Zé Maria's VerbalTic, especially with the word "gente" (people).
* AccidentalMarriage: In "Folclore no Caqui dos Outros é Refresco", Caqui Pererê ends up getting married to Conrado because the latter wanted to enslave him, and according to Baltazar, that's the closest to legal slavery they can get.
* ActorAllusion: In "Champa Avonts", Conrado mentions several professions he considers inferior to being a party manager, one of them being "MTV VJ". At that time, he was voiced by Felipe Solari, who was a MTV VJ himself in real life. Funnily, an earlier episode (where he wasn't voiced by Felipe yet) was entirely about Conrado wanting to be a VJ at MTV and auditioning for it.
* AdamWesting: In "Prástica pro Provo", Conrado goes through a plastic surgery and gets Felipe Solari's head, who, as mentioned above, was his voice actor at the time. He is absolutely ''horrified'' after finding it out.
* AdultsDressedAsChildren: Juca Esfirra Aberta wears a ginger wig and a red cap to look like a kid, although he obviously isn't one.
* AccentUponTheWrongSyllable: Zé Maria's VerbalTic, especially with the word "gente" (people).
* AccidentalMarriage: In "Folclore no Caqui dos Outros é Refresco", Caqui Pererê ends up getting married to Conrado because the latter wanted to enslave him, and according to Baltazar, that's the closest to legal slavery they can get.
* ActorAllusion: In "Champa Avonts", Conrado mentions several professions he considers inferior to being a party manager, one of them being "MTV VJ". At that time, he was voiced by Felipe Solari, who was a MTV VJ himself in real life. Funnily, an earlier episode (where he wasn't voiced by Felipe yet) was entirely about Conrado wanting to be a VJ at MTV and auditioning for it.
* AdamWesting: In "Prástica pro Provo", Conrado goes through a plastic surgery and gets Felipe Solari's head, who, as mentioned above, was his voice actor at the time. He is absolutely ''horrified'' after finding it out.
* AdultsDressedAsChildren: Juca Esfirra Aberta wears a ginger wig and a red cap to look like a kid, although he obviously isn't one.
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* AgonyOfTheFeet: Safeno gets elephantiasis after arriving at Acre in "Guerra Transada", getting his feet ''severely'' swollen.
* AerithAndBob: Some characters have strange and unusual names such as Fudêncio, Funérea, Popoto, Peruíbe and Safeno, while others have regular names such as Conrado, Zé Maria, Kevin and Baltazar.
* AerithAndBob: Some characters have strange and unusual names such as Fudêncio, Funérea, Popoto, Peruíbe and Safeno, while others have regular names such as Conrado, Zé Maria, Kevin and Baltazar.
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* TheAlcatraz: The prision the kids visit during their school trip in "Intercâmbio Criminal", then have to escape from it themselves (except for Conrado, who, unsurprisingly, just gets arrested there as always).
* AlliterativeName: Conrado Caqui and Baltazar Barata. In the latter's case, it's done because the character is a reference to classic cartoons.
* AlliterativeName: Conrado Caqui and Baltazar Barata. In the latter's case, it's done because the character is a reference to classic cartoons.
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* AlphaBitch: Zé Maria is one sometimes, being even more unpleasant and cynic than Funérea.
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* AmateurFilmMakingPlot: "Piratas do Carimbo", where Conrado wants to become a successful film director and creates his own film, using his friends from school as the cast and crew. After he casts Fudêncio as director, the film is reduced to a nonsensical and incoherent ClipShow, although the entire town loves it anyways, buying pirated copies from Fudêncio himself and Funérea.
* AmbigousDisorder: [[FatIdiot Popoto]], of course. Some episodes imply he's either ObfuscatingStupidity or his intelligence flicks on and off.
* AmbigousDisorder: [[FatIdiot Popoto]], of course. Some episodes imply he's either ObfuscatingStupidity or his intelligence flicks on and off.
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* AmnesiaEpisode: "Quem Tem Memória Não Lembra". Everyone at school begins to lose some or all of their memories, which turns out to be caused due to Fudêncio destroying tapes of several previous episodes of the show, so he can completely erase it from existence and participate in a new one.
* AmusingInjuries: Conrado getting hurt by Fudêncio, such as in "Boi nos Aires", where one of Conrado's two only relevant appearances has him getting hit between a door repeatedly by Fudêncio. In "Foi-se o Martelo", all of his classmates punch, slap and hit him for being accused of being a communist, complete with an AnvilDrop.
* AmusingInjuries: Conrado getting hurt by Fudêncio, such as in "Boi nos Aires", where one of Conrado's two only relevant appearances has him getting hit between a door repeatedly by Fudêncio. In "Foi-se o Martelo", all of his classmates punch, slap and hit him for being accused of being a communist, complete with an AnvilDrop.
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* RingAroundTheCollar: Baltazar wears this, as part of his character as an homage to classic cartoons.
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* DudeNotFunny: In "Nipo Neguinho", two samurais go to the school to kidnap Neguinho's japanese family. When Neguinho remarks that he is Japanese himself, one of the samurais laughs and jokes that he became a Japanese after a fire or after turning the lights off, but his partner is unamused and says these jokes weren't funny at all.
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* VocalEvolution:
** In early episodes, Fudêncio sometimes had a high-pitched voice, and sometimes had a raspy voice. His voice actor Thiago Martins eventually settled on the former.
** Conrado's voice became deeper in Season 2 before being replaced in Season 4.
** Zé Maria's voice also gets deeper around Season 4.
** In the second episode, "Pitoco de Guache", Popoto has a completely different voice in one line (possibly just reused from a test recording), which sounds even more like a SimpletonVoice than usual.
** Safeno used to speak slower, with a weak and low pitched voice. It then got higher-pitched as the seasons went on.
** In her first few appearances, Teacher Cudi had a raspier voice.
** In early episodes, Fudêncio sometimes had a high-pitched voice, and sometimes had a raspy voice. His voice actor Thiago Martins eventually settled on the former.
** Conrado's voice became deeper in Season 2 before being replaced in Season 4.
** Zé Maria's voice also gets deeper around Season 4.
** In the second episode, "Pitoco de Guache", Popoto has a completely different voice in one line (possibly just reused from a test recording), which sounds even more like a SimpletonVoice than usual.
** Safeno used to speak slower, with a weak and low pitched voice. It then got higher-pitched as the seasons went on.
** In her first few appearances, Teacher Cudi had a raspier voice.
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* LimitedAnimation: The animation style is simple and sometimes stiff. In the first seasons, only two people were credited as animators (Thiago Martins and Marco Pavão; both creators of the show).
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* LimitedAnimation: The animation style is simple and sometimes stiff. In the first seasons, only two people were credited as animators (Thiago Martins and Marco Pavão; both creators of the show). Ironically, Cid Pantera (the animation supervisor who appears AsHimself in "Baltazar é um Barato") hated computer animation like the show's, preferring traditional animation.
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* EveryoneIsGay: In one episode, aptly titled "Gay", the kids are being homophobic towards Conrado, [[MistakenForGay thinking he's gay]]. Because of this, Cudi calls an homosexual man to the class, who explains to the kids that several famous and rich people are also homosexual. This leads to everyone deciding to become gay as well, except for Conrado.
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* TakeOurWordForIt: In some occasions, things are mentioned by characters but not shown on screen just because the animators were either too lazy or didn't have time to draw it. A good example is in "Nipo Neguinho", where Cudi shows Baltazar Barata an exposition with Fudêncio's drawings, to which Baltazar replies he took his attraction for toilets after his dad. The drawings aren't shown on screen, making the scene pointless.
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* NeverSayDie: A variation. For some reason, the word "marijuana" could never be said in the series, even though the drug itself was shown, the word for weed smokers was said in two episodes, and other heavier drugs were mentioned by name.
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* AnAesop:
** "Nipo Neguinho": Family is who raises and is not determined just by bloodline.
** "Piratas do Carimbo" shows how much piracy can ruin movie makers' careers, especially if they're just begginers and don't have much to start with. It also can end pretty bad for the company.
** "Nipo Neguinho": Family is who raises and is not determined just by bloodline.
** "Piratas do Carimbo" shows how much piracy can ruin movie makers' careers, especially if they're just begginers and don't have much to start with. It also can end pretty bad for the company.
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The series takes place in an elementary school, featuring a group of 9-year old friends studying in a fourth-grade class with Cudi, a strict teacher who often distributes "negative points" for her students. The characters include Fudêncio, a misbehaved plastic doll child, Conrado, an intelligent and savvy but [[BornUnlucky extremely unlucky]] persimmon, Funérea, a depressed smoker {{goth}}, Zé Maria, a flamboyant and witty trans girl, Safeno, [[LittlestCancerPatient a sick boy with several diseases]], and Popoto, a mentally challenged, 36-year old FatIdiot who has repeated fourth grade for decades.
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The series takes place in an elementary school, featuring a group of 9-year old friends studying in a fourth-grade class with Cudi, a strict teacher who often distributes "negative points" for her students. The characters include Fudêncio, a misbehaved plastic doll child, doll, Conrado, an intelligent and savvy but [[BornUnlucky extremely unlucky]] persimmon, Funérea, a depressed smoker {{goth}}, Zé Maria, a flamboyant and witty trans girl, Safeno, [[LittlestCancerPatient a sick boy with several diseases]], and Popoto, a mentally challenged, 36-year old FatIdiot who has repeated fourth grade for decades.
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* InformeSpecies:Conrado is a persimmon, but he looks more like an orange humanoid creature with a pumpkin head.
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* InformeSpecies:Conrado InformedSpecies:Conrado is a persimmon, but he looks more like an orange humanoid creature with a pumpkin head.
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* InformeSpecies:Conrado is a persimmon, but he looks more like an orange humanoid creature with a pumpkin head.
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* VocalDissonance: Conrado, Neguinho and Zé Maria are all nine, but they all have deep, masculine adult voices. However, as they all suffered from TheOtherDarrin, it's [[AvertedTrope averted]] by Conrado in Seasons 4 and 5, Zé Maria in Season 6, and Neguinho in the beggining of Season 1 and an episode in Season 2 (although the former two's other voices sound like teenagers at the youngest).
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* VocalDissonance: Conrado, Neguinho Neguinho, Peruíbe, Funérea and Zé Maria are all nine, but they all have deep, masculine adult voices. However, as they all suffered from TheOtherDarrin, it's [[AvertedTrope averted]] by Conrado in Seasons 4 and 5, Zé Maria in Season 6, and Neguinho in the beggining of Season 1 and an episode in Season 2 (although the former two's other voices sound like teenagers at the youngest).
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'''Fudêncio e Seus Amigos''' (lit. Fudêncio and his friends) is a Brazilian adult animated sitcom created by Thiago Martins, Marco Pavão and Flávia Boggio for Creator/{{MTV}} Brasil.
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'''Fudêncio e Seus Amigos''' (lit. Fudêncio Fuckerson and his friends) is a Brazilian adult animated sitcom created by Thiago Martins, Marco Pavão and Flávia Boggio for Creator/{{MTV}} Brasil.
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* InvisibleParents[=/=]TheVoice: Peruíbe and Funérea's mothers and Conrado's father.
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* InvisibleParents[=/=]TheVoice: Peruíbe and Funérea's mothers parents, Zé Maria's mother and Conrado's father.Conrado and Safeno's fathers.
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The series takes place in an elementary school, featuring a group of 9-year old friends studying in a fourth-grade class with Cudi, a strict teacher who often distributes "negative points" for her students. The characters include Fudêncio, a misbehaved plastic doll child, Conrado, an intelligent and savvy but [[BornUnlucky extremely unlucky]] persimmon, Funérea, a depressed smoker {{goth}}, Zé Maria, a flamboyant and witty [[{{Transgender}} trans girl]], girl, Safeno, [[LittlestCancerPatient a sick boy with several diseases]], and Popoto, a mentally challenged, 36-year old FatIdiot who has repeated fourth grade for decades.
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* {{Transgender}}: Zé Maria, in the later seasons.
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** "Caverna da Dregona" for ''WesternAnimation/DungeonsAndDragons''.
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** "Caverna da Dregona" for ''WesternAnimation/DungeonsAndDragons''.''WesternAnimation/DungeonsAndDragons1983''.
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* DiegeticSoundtrackUsage: The characters dance to the show's theme song in the end of "Baltazar é um Barato". It also plays when Fudêncio changes the TV channel in "Bala na Droga".
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* ThemeTuneCameo: The characters dance to the show's theme song in the end of "Baltazar é um Barato". It also plays when Fudêncio changes the TV channel in "Bala na Droga".
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* AllMenArePerverts: In "O Que Está Acontecendo, Conrado?" the male kids (except for Conrado) are swooning over naked women in a magazine after hitting puberty. Then, Peruíbe shows a NSFW photo of a girl to Conrado to make him get a boner; after he does, Safeno gets one as well and claims his is bigger, making the other boys admire it. Zé Maria and Funérea, respectively, are disgusted when they see these scenes, although ironically, Zé Maria acts the same way about men.
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* AscendedExtra: Peruíbe was originally created as just another filler kid. By Seasons 5 and 6, he appears in ''every single episode'', and has lines in all but one.
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* AscendedExtra: Peruíbe was originally created as just another filler kid. By Seasons 5 and 6, he appears in ''every single episode'', and has lines in all but one.one[[note]]The one absence being because his voice actor was unavailable for recording and they didn't want to replace him[[/note]].
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* OutOfFocus: Conrado and Fudêncio from Season 5 onwards. In Conrado's case, his voice actor even left mid-Season 5, making him appear and speak in only seven episodes of the season overall (not counting one which shows clips from previous episodes).
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* ComicBookTime: Some early episodes place the show either in 2005 or 2006. However, there were four specials taking place in the 2010 World Cup. The episode "Lugar de Criança é na Casa Branca" is also shown to take place in 2009.
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* ComicBookTime: Some early episodes place the show either in 2005 or 2006. However, there were four specials taking place in the 2010 World Cup. The episode "Lugar de Criança é na Casa Branca" is also shown to take place in 2009.2009, and several episodes are based off of then-current events such as the Swine Flu, Influenza, Michael Jackson's death, and emo bands.
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* ByTheLightsOfTheirEyes: Used often. These also reveal that Popoto has [[ComicallyCrossedEyes crossed eyes]] under his BlindingBangs.
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* ByTheLightsOfTheirEyes: Used often. These also reveal that Popoto has [[ComicallyCrossedEyes [[ComicallyCrossEyed crossed eyes]] under his BlindingBangs.
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* ByTheLightsOfTheirEyes: Used often. These also reveal that Popoto has [[ComicallyCrossedEyes crossed eyes]] under his BlindingBangs.
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* DoubleTap: In "Habeas Corpus", the kids find a dead guy in the ground. Conrado says they aren't sure he's dead, but then Popoto shoots him to confirm.
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* DoubleTap: In "Habeas Corpus", the kids find a dead guy in the ground. Conrado says they aren't sure he's dead, but then Popoto shoots him to confirm.[[note]]Although Conrado said he wasn't sure if the guy was dead before being shot, he was clearly already a corpse when he was found.[[/note]]
