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* AdaptationalAngstUpgrade: The movie gives the Grump a tragic backstory where he starts out as a good and well-meaning wizard who wants to spread joy, but turns evil when he thinks his girlfriend abandoned him, unaware that she was banished to Earth by the King.
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* RelatedInTheAdaptation: In the movie, the Grump is Terry's grandfather.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: This show's successor is ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime''.
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* RidculouslySmallWings: The Dragon has wings too small for his plump body, but they support his weight and Grump's on the air.

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* RidculouslySmallWings: RidiculouslySmallWings: The Dragon has wings too small for his plump body, but they support his weight and Grump's on the air.
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* RidculouslySmallWings: The Dragon has wings too small for his plump body, but they support his weight and Grump's on the air.
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** The Shushers are quite obviously a LawyerFriendlyCameo of WesternAnimation/TheSmurfs, especially if you're familiar with their pre-television incarnations (e.g. pointed hats); indeed, the entire episode "The Grump Meets the Grouch-Grooch" is based on an old Peyo Smurf comic arc.

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** The Shushers are quite obviously a LawyerFriendlyCameo of WesternAnimation/TheSmurfs, Franchise/TheSmurfs, especially if you're familiar with their pre-television incarnations (e.g. pointed hats); indeed, the entire episode "The Grump Meets the Grouch-Grooch" is based on an old Peyo Smurf comic arc.

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