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* InstantWebHit: In "Shostners Shopping", William Shostners records an embarrassing video of Jorel's brother riding a toy at the mall while his grandma Juju chants "Granny's astronaut!". A few episodes later, it's revealed that the video has ''more views than people on Earth'', which later turns out to be caused by alien dinosaurs from the Planet Hein, who love watching short videos such as that one.
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* NuclearFamily: The main family, composed of a husband, wife, three sons, two grandmothers, two dogs and three ducks.
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* GilliganCut: In "Embarque Nessa Onda", Mrs. Danuza asks her son to wear a Shakespearito-themed apron to school the next day. Jorel's brother refuses, saying nothing can make him wear that. It immediately cuts to him wearing the apron at school.
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* TitleDrop: Many episodes have their titles mentioned in dialogue within the episode itself. "A História Sem Começo, Meio e Fim" is especially noteworthy because both its current title and beta title ("Sem Destino e Sem Sanduíche de Mortadela") were said in the episode.
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* AscendedExtra: Jorginho used to make few appearances in Season 1, but later becomes one of the most frequent recurring characters (in contrast with other kids, who used to appear more but became OutOfFocus).
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* BigDamnMovie: In a way. In March 2019, the show released a "movie" in Cinemark theaters, though it was a collection of Season 3 episodes before they officially aired on television the following months.
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: In "Adelino Adventure Park", William Shostners is angry at Jorel's brother (who was working as an employee in the park) for not giving him privilege for being rich, and asks him "Do you know who you're talking to?". Jorel's brother genuinely answers he doesn't know and asks Shostners if ''he'' knows who he's talking to. This devolves to the entire park asking who he's talking to.
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* MovingBeyondBereavement: In "Juju e o Pé de Abacate", Jorel's brother finds out his dog Tosh died. After traveling to Heaven with Granny Juju, he finds out Tosh became a comedian in the afterlife and hugs him one last time before they part ways for good.
* MultipleDemographicAppeal: The show is kid-friendly with childish and colorful scenes and dialogue, but can appeal to adults as well, as it not only makes several references to elements of childhood in TheEighties and TheNineties, as it also features some more serious social commentary such as dictatorship, police brutality, and gender equality.
* MultipleDemographicAppeal: The show is kid-friendly with childish and colorful scenes and dialogue, but can appeal to adults as well, as it not only makes several references to elements of childhood in TheEighties and TheNineties, as it also features some more serious social commentary such as dictatorship, police brutality, and gender equality.
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* MrImagination: Jorel's brother has a lot of imagination, so much that some episodes [[AllJustADream are revealed to have all taken place only in his mind]].
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* OutOfCharacterMoment: In "A História Sem Começo, Meio e Fim", Lara is portrayed as an idiot who doesn't really care about Jorel's brother, as when his family thinks he's missing, she lies that she has not seen him just that she can play with his dog Tosh. This contrasts with the other episodes, where she's very intelligent and is a loyal friend to Jorel's brother.
* OutOfFocus: Samantha used to make frequent appearances in the series, but as of Season 3 she only sporadically has relevant roles. Many other kids in Jorel's brother's class, such as Marcinho and Pablito, got their roles reduced even more drastically.
* OutOfFocus: Samantha used to make frequent appearances in the series, but as of Season 3 she only sporadically has relevant roles. Many other kids in Jorel's brother's class, such as Marcinho and Pablito, got their roles reduced even more drastically.
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* PrehensileHair: In "Sedoso Cream Double Cream", Jorel's brother's hair becomes alive and leaves his head after having too much of the titular hair cream. Jorel later fights his younger brother's mutant hair by whipping it with his own hair.
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* RecursiveCanon: InUniverse, ''Jorel's Brother'' is a cartoon produced by the company Shostners&Shostners. Jorel's brother's pony self and toddler self both were able to leave the cartoon and visit their "real life".
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* RichBitch: William Shostners is a male example. Being the heir of the most powerful company in his world, he is very snobbish and full of himself.
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* ShipTease: Some scenes tease Jorel's brother and Lara getting together. After becoming adults, they fall in love with each other and almost kiss. It's made clear that the only reason they aren't dating is because they're still just little kids.
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* SimultaneousArcs: After Lara moves to Japan, the beggining of Season 3 shows Jorel's brother dealing with life without her. Meanwhile, the episode "Enquanto Isso No Japão" and ''The Yuki Show'' shorts depict Lara adapting to her new life in Japan and new best friend Yuki.
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* SuddenNameChange: In the credits for "Embalos de Sábado a Tarde", which introduces Nico's girlfriend, her name is listed as Duda ([[AllThereInTheScript while never being said in the episode proper]]). However, in Season 3, the characters call her Rita instead.
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* StuckInTheirShadow: Jorel's brother is constantly overshadowed by his older brother Jorel, who's more popular and handsome.
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** Usually, when Steve Magal shows up, an action theme plays.It only Its ending cue plays in full in a few Season 1 episodes.
episodes, but afterwards, only the beggining of the music is heard.
** After Gesonel takes his disguises off, he always appears in a green background with a theme saying "Gesonel, master of disguises!"
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* StuckInTheirShadow: Jorel's brother is constantly overshadowed by his older brother Jorel, who's more popular and handsome.
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* ArcWords: "Brutal". It's most commonly associated with Steve Magal, with almost all of his InUniverse movies having the word in their titles. The word appears several times throughout the show and is also featured in the title of the Carnaval Special.
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* BarbieDollAnatomy: Jorel's brother appears naked for a brief scene in "Jornada Matinal Implacável", lacking any visible genitals.
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* BeautyBrainsAndBrawn: Ana Catarina, Lara and Samantha, respectively.
* BeneathTheEarth: Edvaldo Rubens (a man who's heavily implied to be Edson's father) lives in an underground city in the sewers.
* BerserkButton:
** Do not disturb Granny Gigi when she's watching television. In one occasion, she hit Edson with her flip-flop for standing in front of the TV, even though it was ''turned off''. She also gets mad if someone gets near the countless mysterious doors scattered around the house, which lead to different dimensions.
** Granny Juju may be nice, but she does not take well anyone messing with her garden, especially stepping on her plants. In "Clube da Luta Livre", she shoos away everyone from her house because one person stepped on a seedling.
** Principal Lola gets mad at the kids doing anything, as she always expects them to do something bad.
* BeneathTheEarth: Edvaldo Rubens (a man who's heavily implied to be Edson's father) lives in an underground city in the sewers.
* BerserkButton:
** Do not disturb Granny Gigi when she's watching television. In one occasion, she hit Edson with her flip-flop for standing in front of the TV, even though it was ''turned off''. She also gets mad if someone gets near the countless mysterious doors scattered around the house, which lead to different dimensions.
** Granny Juju may be nice, but she does not take well anyone messing with her garden, especially stepping on her plants. In "Clube da Luta Livre", she shoos away everyone from her house because one person stepped on a seedling.
** Principal Lola gets mad at the kids doing anything, as she always expects them to do something bad.
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** Some episodes set at Japan have the characters actually speak Japanese. Since he's multilingual, Yuki speaks Italian in one short as well.
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* BrutalHonesty: Granny Juju sometimes is too honest without realizing or caring. In "A Perigosa Lambada Brutal", after the entire family bursts into song, she flat-out complains the song was horrible and she didn't like it. In "Curtição Sem Limites", she sees Edson bald and, not recognizing him, asks if that ugly man is staying for lunch.
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* CharacterTics: Wonderlay often ticks his tongue when he's annoyed.
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* ChildishOlderSibling: Nico is seventeen, but sometimes acts more like a child than his 8-year old younger brother, such as playing with kids' toys.
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* CoolOldGal: Granny Gigi. While she's mostly retired from fighting, she's still able to pack up a good fight when necessary,
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* CorruptCorporateExecutive: Suzana, the secretary of Shostners&Shostners. While William Shostners' parents are the real bosses and owners of the company, they never appear, and as such Suzana is seen running the company most of the time. It's always made clear that they really want to make more money no matter what it takes.
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* DeathGlare: Danuza gives one to Jorel's brother in an ExtremeCloseUp after he lies about having taken a bath.
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* {{Deuteragonist}}: Lara, though she usually doesn't appear or have a large role in episodes involving Jorel's brother's home life and/or focusing on his family.
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* DoomyDoomsOfDoom: In this case, Steve Magal puts "Brutal" in everything, with most of his filmography featuring the word in their titles.
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* DramaticDrop: In "Elefante de Porcelana", Jorel's brother drops Granny Gigi's porcelain elephant on the ground when he finds out Lara is moving away to Japan.
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* EldritchAbomination: The Magic Coconut is a mysterious creature who can warp reality at will and manipulate the characters.
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* EveryCarIsAPinto: Parodied in "Curtição Sem Limites". The family's car explodes for no reason after they get out of it, but when Jorel's brother turns back, [[SnapBack it suddenly is back there completely unharmed]].
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* EyeScream: In "Gangorras da Revolução", Pablito throws sand in his own eyes and then runs around yelling that he got blind. In "Família à Deriva" it's even worse for him; he trips on the beach sand and gets several sticks stuck in both of his giant eyeballs.
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** Mrs. Lola, the school principal, often yells "NÃO PODE!" ("You can't do this!"). In Spanish, it is "It's not possible!"
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** Mrs. Lola, the school principal, often yells "NÃO PODE!" ("You can't do this!"). In Spanish, it is "It's used to be "No es posible!" ("It's not possible!"possible!"), but was translated literally later on.
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* NoSmoking: Granny Gigi smoked a cigarette in the comic strips, but when the show was pitched to Cartoon Network, the cigarette was replaced by a green lollipop.
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* AssInALionSkin:
** Mendigo dos Mares' pony Fluffy tends to disguise himself as a dolphin.
** Gesonel's countless disguises include disguising as other animals, such as a bat in "Jornada Matinal Implacável", a dead rat in "O Ataque dos Piolhos Mutantes", and Tosh in "O Pequeno Mestre do Gi-Gitsu".
** In "Especial Carnaval Bruttal", Gesonel turns out to be John the capybara in disguise, making this the second time Gesonel himself is the disguise [[note]]The first time is in "Embarque Nessa Onda", when Jorel's brother turns out to be Gesonel in disguise, but that was actually [[MindScrew Jorel's brother disguised as Gesonel disguised as Jorel's brother]] and the real Gesonel was at Jorel's brother's room[[/note]].
** Mendigo dos Mares' pony Fluffy tends to disguise himself as a dolphin.
** Gesonel's countless disguises include disguising as other animals, such as a bat in "Jornada Matinal Implacável", a dead rat in "O Ataque dos Piolhos Mutantes", and Tosh in "O Pequeno Mestre do Gi-Gitsu".
** In "Especial Carnaval Bruttal", Gesonel turns out to be John the capybara in disguise, making this the second time Gesonel himself is the disguise [[note]]The first time is in "Embarque Nessa Onda", when Jorel's brother turns out to be Gesonel in disguise, but that was actually [[MindScrew Jorel's brother disguised as Gesonel disguised as Jorel's brother]] and the real Gesonel was at Jorel's brother's room[[/note]].
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* MommasBoy: Dona Danuza is very overproctetive and caring for her sons. She does everything she can to make them safe and happy, stating in one occasion she'll help Jorel's brother even if it leads to him becoming an irresponsible adult.
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* BeachEpisode:
** "Família à Deriva" is about the family visiting the beach, until Jorel's brother and Mr. Edson get stranded in the sea.
** In "Irmãozinho do Jorel", Jorel's brother recalls the day he first met Lara at the beach when they were toddlers, and the two played all day.
** "Família à Deriva" is about the family visiting the beach, until Jorel's brother and Mr. Edson get stranded in the sea.
** In "Irmãozinho do Jorel", Jorel's brother recalls the day he first met Lara at the beach when they were toddlers, and the two played all day.
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* BigEater:
** Dudu, one of Jorel's brother's classmates. He frequently appears eating and food easily distract him.
** Granny Gigi's dog Zazá will eat just about anything.
** Dudu, one of Jorel's brother's classmates. He frequently appears eating and food easily distract him.
** Granny Gigi's dog Zazá will eat just about anything.
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* ExtremeOmnivore: The dog Zazá can eat anything that's left near her for long enough, but usually coughs it out then. A short gag shows her throwing up Jorel's brother himself.
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* FlashbackEpisode: "Irmãozinho do Jorel" is mostly a flashback to the day Jorel's brother and Lara first met.
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* AbsurdPhobia: In "Não Tenha Medo do Seu Medo", Jorel's brother has ''Anatidaephobia''; the fear of being stalked by a duck. Turns out he really was, as his grandma's pet ducks (Gesonel, Danúbio and Fabrício) were stalking him just for fun. Gesonel also admits he's afraid of being stalked by children singing opera.
* AdvertisedExtra: Rose the housemaid appeared in several early art for the series, as she was originally supposed to be a main character, but has few appearances in the series.
* AgeInappropriateDress: Ana Catarina is only 8 years old, but wears a very short skirt to the point when she sits on her desk, her bare legs are touching it.
* AllLoveIsUnrequited:
** Jorel's brother is in love with Ana Catarina, who doesn't return the feeling. Their theme is even called "Impossible Love".
** Lara is implied to have feelings towards Jorel's brother, but as mentioned before, he loves Ana Catarina instead.
* AllLoveIsUnrequited:
** Jorel's brother is in love with Ana Catarina, who doesn't return the feeling. Their theme is even called "Impossible Love".
** Lara is implied to have feelings towards Jorel's brother, but as mentioned before, he loves Ana Catarina instead.
* AnimatedAdaptation: Jorel's Brother was a comic strip published in Quase Magazine during the 2000s, before becoming an animated series.
* ApatheticStudent: Billy Doidão and his friends; he even states he likes and ''wants'' to get held back. In a later episode, it's stated he's a bad student because he can't read the blackboard from the back of the class, to the point he didn't even know what a notebook was.
* AscendedFanboy: In "Expressividade Máxima", Jorel's brother gets to star in a movie with Steve Magal, after fighting Perdigoto for the role.
* AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever:
** In "Eject Especial", Jorel's brother, Lara and the Microwave Warriors have to fight a {{Kaiju}} version of Shakespearito who is destroying Tokyo.
** Granny Gigi's dog Zazá becomes giant in "Zazazilla" after eating a size-altering pill. Inside her, there are also a giant avocado and giant corn, nicknamed by Jorel's Brother and Yuki as "Avocadozilla" and "Cornzilla".
* AuthorAvatar: Jorel's brother is largely based on the series' creator Juliano, having the same appearance and wearing one of his childhood outfits, along with the rest of the family being based on his own. That said, Jorel's brother is also a representation of all the writers when they were kids, with several plots of the series being based on things that happened to them in real life.
* AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever:
** In "Eject Especial", Jorel's brother, Lara and the Microwave Warriors have to fight a {{Kaiju}} version of Shakespearito who is destroying Tokyo.
** Granny Gigi's dog Zazá becomes giant in "Zazazilla" after eating a size-altering pill. Inside her, there are also a giant avocado and giant corn, nicknamed by Jorel's Brother and Yuki as "Avocadozilla" and "Cornzilla".
* AuthorAvatar: Jorel's brother is largely based on the series' creator Juliano, having the same appearance and wearing one of his childhood outfits, along with the rest of the family being based on his own. That said, Jorel's brother is also a representation of all the writers when they were kids, with several plots of the series being based on things that happened to them in real life.
* BadassAdorable: Lara is sometimes shown to be great in combats, such as "Eject Especial" and "O Clã das Sandálias Voadoras", when she fights the villains.
* BracesOfOrthodonticOverkill: Jorginho permanently wears proeminent braces, which he claims to love but tried to take off twice. Jorel's brother is also forced to wear these temporarily, making it [[TheUnintelligible literally impossible to understand anything he's saying]].
* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Granny Juju is usually silly and airheaded, though some episodes show she's wiser than she looks.
* EmbarrassingNickname:
** Nico hates being called "Mamilito" (little nipple), and gets aggressive when someone calls him that.
** Edson sometimes called Carlos Felino by his name's diminutive Carlinhos, much to his dismay. As of Season 4, he doesn't mind it anymore, but now doesn't like being called Carlos Felino, as he prefers [[InsistentTerminology being called "Just Felino"]].
** Granny Juju sometimes calls Edson "Doctor Potty" when she's annoyed at him, usually when she thinks he did something wrong.
** Nico hates being called "Mamilito" (little nipple), and gets aggressive when someone calls him that.
** Edson sometimes called Carlos Felino by his name's diminutive Carlinhos, much to his dismay. As of Season 4, he doesn't mind it anymore, but now doesn't like being called Carlos Felino, as he prefers [[InsistentTerminology being called "Just Felino"]].
** Granny Juju sometimes calls Edson "Doctor Potty" when she's annoyed at him, usually when she thinks he did something wrong.
* EveryoneLovesBlondes: Jorel's brother's crush, Ana Catarina, has blonde hair.
* InsistentTerminology: In Season 4, Carlos Felino insists on being called "Just Felino".
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* DeusExMachina: Parodied. In some episodes, when everything seems to be lost, Gesonel randomly comes out of a disguise and saves the day. An example is in "O Ataque dos Piolhos Mutantes", when the mutant lice are planning to take over the world, but Gesonel gets out from a dead rat disguise and kills the lice with his eye lasers.
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** Usually, when Steve Magal shows up, an action theme plays. It only plays in full in a few Season 1 episodes.
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* WraparoundBackground: Lampshaded in "Em Busca do Edson Perdido". While Lara is riding her bike with Jorel's brother at the street, she points out that they are passing by the exact same houses over and over, as if it were a cartoon. Jorel's brother just [[HandWave hand waves]] it as being because the houses in their neighboorhood just are similar.
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* LonelyRichKid: [[ZigZaggedTrope Zig-Zagged]] with William Shostners. A handful of episodes portray Ana Catarina as his friend (and love interest), but later on, he often appears alone. This kicks the plot of the Season 3 episode "Cine Horrível", where Jorel's brother doesn't have any friends to be paired with for the group project since Lara wasn't there, so he's paired with William Shostners because nobody wanted to be with him either.
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* CompanyCrossReferences: Characters from Copa Studio's other shows ''WesternAnimation/TrunkTrain'' and ''Haunted Tales for Wicked Kids'' made several cameos in various episodes.
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* AffablyEvil: Klong is an evil, stork-looking alien overlord from Gesonel's planet who plans to destroy both the duck trio and Jorel's brother. However, when he's not practicing villainous acts, he's surprisingly gentle and comprehensible.
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* AnimateInanimateObject:
** In "Através do Guarda Roupa", the clothes in the brothers' closet are able to talk.
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**AnimateInanimateObject: In "Através do Guarda Roupa", the clothes episode "Revolução das Coisas", every eletro-domestic object in the brothers' closet are able house gains a life to talk.seek revenge against the family and begin their revolution, leaded by the old television (which had been replaced earlier in the season).
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* LivingClothes: In "Através do Guarda Roupa", Jorel's brother gets stuck in his bedroom's closet; inside it, he meets his and Nico's clothes, who are sentient and angry at the brothers for ruining them.
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* EuphemismBuster: [[spoiler:After Tosh dies, Edson and Danuza try to explain to their sons that he's not among them anymore, making up the excuse he left to pursue a career in stand-up (which obviously, only Jorel's brother is still naive to believe, as his older brothers do understand their dog passed away). Granny Gigi then shows up and sadly asks "He's dead?"]]
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* TokenHouseguest: Rose the maid isn't part of the main family, but lives in their house. In the comic strips, she was one of the main characters as well, regularly interacting with them.
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* ActionGirl: Lara and Granny Gigi are impressive fighters.
* AnimateInanimateObject:
** In "Através do Guarda Roupa", the clothes in the brothers' closet are able to talk.
** In "Através do Guarda Roupa", the clothes in the brothers' closet are able to talk.
* AlmostKiss: Jorel's brother and Lara nearly kissed on two occasions, but both were interrupted.
* AmbiguouslyAbsentParent: In "Consequência ou Consequência" and "Shostners Shopping", Ana Catarina's mother appears at her house. The dad isn't seen or mentioned at all, so it's unclear if he left or just didn't appear on-screen.
* ArtisticLicensePhysics: Mr. Edson's kite is so strong, it somehow is able to hold two toddlers and fly them off to outer space.
* BatmanCanBreatheInSpace: In "Irmãozinho do Jorel", baby Lara and Jorel's brother fly off to space, and are able to breathe and talk normally without any protection.
* BewareTheNiceOnes: Granny Juju is usually nice, but she does not take well people being disrespecful, not liking healthy foods, and ''especially'' someone stepping on her garden's plants.
* BewareTheNiceOnes: Granny Juju is usually nice, but she does not take well people being disrespecful, not liking healthy foods, and ''especially'' someone stepping on her garden's plants.
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** In "Os Incríveis Lateenagers", the Cuecas em Chamas, along with Jorel's brother, sing an extended version of the series' intro at a live presentation.
** In the 100th episode, Mr. Edson asks for the regular theme song not to be played so he can sing it himself on-screen.
** In "Os Incríveis Lateenagers", the Cuecas em Chamas, along with Jorel's brother, sing an extended version of the series' intro at a live presentation.
** In the 100th episode, Mr. Edson asks for the regular theme song not to be played so he can sing it himself on-screen.
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* HiddenDepths:
** Granny Juju is an excellent rapper, having won battles against in-universe rapper Kassius Kleyton.
** Ana Catarina plays soccer extremely well, despite what her girly appearance may imply.
** Granny Juju is an excellent rapper, having won battles against in-universe rapper Kassius Kleyton.
** Ana Catarina plays soccer extremely well, despite what her girly appearance may imply.
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* ADayInTheLimelight:
** All of the family members get some episodes focusing mostly on them.
** "Enquanto Isso no Japão" is dedicated to presenting Lara's new life at Japan as she adapts to it. Jorel's brother only appears during the credits epilogue.
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* AccidentalMisnaming: When Jorel's brother meets Lara's new friend Yuki, he keeps calling him by the wrong names for a while.
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* ActorAllusion: A wrestler called "Chicken Man", who acts like a chicken and wears a chicken mask, is based in a character created and portrayed by Juliano Enrico (who also voices him in the show).
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* AnimalMotifs: Jorel's brother is occasionally associated with ponies. In the last Season 4 episode, he becomes a pony himself.
* AnimalMotifs: Jorel's brother is occasionally associated with ponies. In the last Season 4 episode, he becomes a pony himself.
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** While "Perdigoto" is not even Also, most of the characters have regular names, but a real name either, few have more uncommon ones such as Jorel himself, and Danuza. In Perdigoto's case, his surname may be uncommon, but his actual first name is Roberto. Roberto, a more normal name. "Perdigoto" is actually a Brazilian Portuguese word for drops of saliva that fly when someone is speaking, [[MeaningfulName which fits with the character's trait of spitting whenever he talks.
talks]].
*AnimalMotifs: AllThereInTheManual: The "Fenomenal Book" reveals some things that aren't said on the series, such as Jorel and Nico's ages (13 and 17 respectively), and that Jorel is insecure about himself and doesn't speak much out of fear of possibly disappointing everyone, who has such high expectations for him.
* AmazinglyEmbarrassingParents: In the pilot and its adaptation "O Pequeno Mestre do Gi-Gitsu", Jorel's brother tries to avoid telling his parents he got hit as school, out of fear they'll go there to defend him in front of all kids; when they find out, they do exactly that. According to Tosh, something similar also happened to Nico in one occasion.
* AmazonChaser: Mr. Edson fell in love with Danuza, a muscular, strong woman.
* AmusementParkOfDoom: [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed]] with Mr. Adelino's own theme park, the "Adelino Adventure Park". It isn't an outright life threat, but is also not very safe or well-moderated, especially the maze, in which several kids get lost and may not find the exit for ''decades'', if they ever do.
* AnimalMotifs:
** Jorel's brother is occasionally associated with ponies. In the last Season 4 episode, he becomes a ponyhimself.himself.
** Ducks for Granny Juju. She has three pet ducks and sometimes appears using duck costumes or caps.
** For the Chicken Man, it's, well... Chickens.
*
* AmazinglyEmbarrassingParents: In the pilot and its adaptation "O Pequeno Mestre do Gi-Gitsu", Jorel's brother tries to avoid telling his parents he got hit as school, out of fear they'll go there to defend him in front of all kids; when they find out, they do exactly that. According to Tosh, something similar also happened to Nico in one occasion.
* AmazonChaser: Mr. Edson fell in love with Danuza, a muscular, strong woman.
* AmusementParkOfDoom: [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed]] with Mr. Adelino's own theme park, the "Adelino Adventure Park". It isn't an outright life threat, but is also not very safe or well-moderated, especially the maze, in which several kids get lost and may not find the exit for ''decades'', if they ever do.
* AnimalMotifs:
** Jorel's brother is occasionally associated with ponies. In the last Season 4 episode, he becomes a pony
** Ducks for Granny Juju. She has three pet ducks and sometimes appears using duck costumes or caps.
** For the Chicken Man, it's, well... Chickens.
* BareYourMidriff: In "Aterrorizante Vida Adulta", Jorel's brother, Lara and Marcinho become adults, but their clothes stay the same size which results in showing off their midriffs. Subverted by Marcinho, as he gets new clothes afterwards (which, after he becomes a kid again, ''do'' decrease in size to fit him).
* BirthdayEpisode: "Aterrorizante Vida Adulta" is about Jorel's brother's eight year old birthday. In Season 4, he turns eight ''twice again'' in the episodes "Ladrãozinho de Shopping" and "Pôneimorfose" (and, in the latter, says he turned eight twice in the same year).
* CanonForeigner: As usual, almost all characters of the show didn't exist in the original comic strips.
* FantasticRacism: Fruits and vegetables hating each other and living segregated, until Granny Juju and Jorel's brother convince them to make peace.
* HartmanHips: Mrs. Danuza and adult Lara.
* ImpossibleHourglassFigure: Lara's adult form in "Aterrorizante Vida Adulta" has a ''very'' curved body with huge hips.
* MasculineGirlFeminineBoy: Edson and Danuza, in a sense. Edson once admitted to liking being dressed as a woman better, while Danuza is very tough, strong and muscular.
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* MediumBlending: Shakespearito, an edutainment show host reminiscent of ''[[Series/SesameStreet Sesame Street]]'', is a live-action puppet.
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* MediumBlending: MediumBlending:
** Shakespearito, an edutainment show host reminiscent of ''[[Series/SesameStreet Sesame Street]]'', is a live-actionpuppet.puppet.
** In "A Lenda da Mulher de Algodão", Jorel's brother visits an alternate dimension called the Chaos inhabited by live-action objects such as socks.
** Shakespearito, an edutainment show host reminiscent of ''[[Series/SesameStreet Sesame Street]]'', is a live-action
** In "A Lenda da Mulher de Algodão", Jorel's brother visits an alternate dimension called the Chaos inhabited by live-action objects such as socks.
* MsFanservice: Lara's adult form, having large hips, thick thighs, and [[BareYourMidriff exposed midriff]]. Mrs. Danuza could qualify for this as well, as she has the two first traits.
* OvernightAgeUp: In "Aterrorizante Vida Adulta", Jorel's brother, Lara and Marcinho all become adults.
* PintSizedKid: Jorel's brother, Lara and their classmates are eight, but are very tiny for their ages.
* PintSizedKid: Jorel's brother, Lara and their classmates are eight, but are very tiny for their ages.
* SpoofAesop: Mr. Edson is fond of making these. Some notable examples:
-->'''Edson:''' Winning isn't everything... At times, seeing your enemy losing is cool too! ''[shows Perdigoto with crying PuppyEyes, sucking his thumb]''
-->'''Edson:''' Sometimes, there isn't really any lesson at life; just a bunch of crazy stuff happens.
-->'''Edson:''' Winning isn't everything... At times, seeing your enemy losing is cool too! ''[shows Perdigoto with crying PuppyEyes, sucking his thumb]''
-->'''Edson:''' Sometimes, there isn't really any lesson at life; just a bunch of crazy stuff happens.
* TestosteronePoisoning: Steve Magal, especially in earlier episodes, is portrayed as the epitome of masculinity and toughness.
* TieInNovel: In 2021, the ''Livro Fenomenal'' was released, being a first-person book written from Jorel's brother's perspective, with some contribution from other characters... [[spoiler:including '''Jorel''', who writes a letter at the end to tell his brother about his insecurities and saying he liked the book.]]
* TieInNovel: In 2021, the ''Livro Fenomenal'' was released, being a first-person book written from Jorel's brother's perspective, with some contribution from other characters... [[spoiler:including '''Jorel''', who writes a letter at the end to tell his brother about his insecurities and saying he liked the book.]]
* TeensAreShort: Inverted in Season 1, where preteens such as Jorel were as tall as the adults or Nico, who's 17.
* UglyGuyHotWife: Danuza is an attractive woman, while Edson has a more caricate face.
* WhamEpisode:
** In "Elefante de Porcelana", Lara permanently moves away to Japan at the end of the episode. The first episodes of Season 3 focus largely on both her and Jorel's brother coping with this.
** "Zazazila" has the dog Zazá completely mess up the geography of the world after she becomes giant and throws every continent around. This, conveniently and coincidentally, makes Japan get right next to Magic Coconut City, so Jorel's brother and Lara can regularly see each other again from the frontier and visit each other's country. This change is made permanent in the show.
** In "Elefante de Porcelana", Lara permanently moves away to Japan at the end of the episode. The first episodes of Season 3 focus largely on both her and Jorel's brother coping with this.
** "Zazazila" has the dog Zazá completely mess up the geography of the world after she becomes giant and throws every continent around. This, conveniently and coincidentally, makes Japan get right next to Magic Coconut City, so Jorel's brother and Lara can regularly see each other again from the frontier and visit each other's country. This change is made permanent in the show.
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* WhereTheHellIsSpringfield: The show takes place at the Brazilian Midwest, but it's unknown which city it is. It's most likely set in Goiás, according to the anti-close shown.
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* WhereTheHellIsSpringfield: The show takes place at In a Season 1 episode, the main city is briefly shown to be located in the Brazilian Midwest, midwest, but later it's unknown which city it is. It's most retconned to being in the southwest border, likely set in Goiás, according São Paulo.
* WholesomeCrossdresser: In "Fúria e Poder Sobre Rodas", Jorel's brother dresses up as a girl in an episode tothe anti-close shown.participate in an all-female rollerderby team. He gets support from his whole family, who also gives him tips to act like a lady. When he was found out, he initially received a lot of flak from people, but quickly, much more others appeared to support him.
* WholesomeCrossdresser: In "Fúria e Poder Sobre Rodas", Jorel's brother dresses up as a girl in an episode to
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* YouthfulFreckles: Lara.
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* YoungerThanTheyLook: In the first season, Jorel and his 12-year old fans (except Catiane) were very tall for their ages, being as tall as the adults. Samantha even more so, being much bigger and muscular than any other kid her age.
* YouthfulFreckles:Lara.
Lara has these.
* YouthfulFreckles:
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[[caption-width-right:350:From left to right: [[PassionateSportsGirl Mrs. Danuza]], [[DramaQueen Mr. Edson]], [[NeverMessWithGranny Granny Gigi]], [[CoolBigBro Nico]], [[LongHairedPrettyBoy Jorel]], [[NiceGuy Granny Juju]], [[LoserProtagonist Jorel's brother]], [[MoralityPet Tosh]], [[MasterOfDisguise Gesonel]] and [[StomachofHolding Zazá]].]]
[[caption-width-right:350:From left to right: [[PassionateSportsGirl Mrs. Danuza]], [[DramaQueen Mr. Edson]], [[NeverMessWithGranny Granny Gigi]], [[CoolBigBro Nico]], [[LongHairedPrettyBoy Jorel]], [[NiceGuy Granny Juju]], [[LoserProtagonist Jorel's brother]], [[MoralityPet Tosh]], [[MasterOfDisguise Gesonel]] and [[StomachofHolding Zazá]].]]
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* ADogAteMyHomework: In "Zazazila", Zazá eats Jorel's brother's essay.
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* ADogAteMyHomework: In "Zazazila", Granny Gigi's dog Zazá eats Jorel's brother's essay. essay.
* AnimalMotifs: Jorel's brother is occasionally associated with ponies. In the last Season 4 episode, he becomes a pony himself.
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* ArtEvolution: In the second season, most characters got smoother lines, and the backgrounds changed from a simple, cartoonish style to a more realistic style. Just compare [[http://pt-br.irmaodojorel.wikia.com/wiki/Arquivo:Escola_P%C3%B4nei_Encantado.png This picture]] from the school exterior in the first season, with [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/irmaodojorel/images/a/a7/Escola_P%C3%B4nei.png/revision/latest?cb=20180824144023&path-prefix=pt-br the school exterior in the third season]].
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* ArtEvolution: In the second season, most characters got smoother lines, and the backgrounds changed from a simple, cartoonish style to a more realistic style. Just compare [[http://pt-br.irmaodojorel.wikia.com/wiki/Arquivo:Escola_P%C3%B4nei_Encantado.png This picture]] from realistic, well-made style, with much more saturated colors as well instead of the school exterior dull colors seen in the first season, with [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/irmaodojorel/images/a/a7/Escola_P%C3%B4nei.png/revision/latest?cb=20180824144023&path-prefix=pt-br the school exterior in the third season]].season.
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* AmazingTechnicolorPopulation: Samantha and Granny Juju are green-skinned, and Granny Gigi is pink-skinned.
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* AmazingTechnicolorPopulation: Samantha and Granny Juju are green-skinned, have green skin, and Granny Gigi has pink skin. In Samantha's case, it's meant to make her look more monstrous, while Granny Juju is pink-skinned. possibly meant to share color with [[TrademarkFavoriteFood her favorite food, avocados]].
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** Used a lot in the Season 2 finale. From Season 3 onwards, this continues being recurring in the characters' expressions.
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** Used a lot in the The Season 2 finale. From Season 3 onwards, finale "Eject Especial" is an AffectionateParody of anime, even featuring the characters from the aforementioned show, so this continues being recurring appears a lot in the characters' expressions.expressions and poses. Since Season 3, animesque expressions continue being recurring in the series.
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* BigBrotherBully: Jorel and Nico are this to their younger brother, the latter doing so for being upset he is no longer the youngest. However, Jorel's brother has stated once he hates being their brother, and they clearly look sad.
* BilingualBonus: Microwave Warriors; it's spelt the same way in the original dub.
* BilingualBonus: Microwave Warriors; it's spelt the same way in the original dub.
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* BigBrotherBully: Jorel and Nico are this to often bully and make fun of their younger brother, the latter former doing so for being upset he is no longer the youngest. However, Jorel's brother has stated once he hates being their brother, and they clearly look sad.
They still love him a lot though, genuinely caring for him.
*BilingualBonus: BilingualBonus:
** The in-universe anime Microwave Warriors; it's spelt the same way in the originaldub.dub. Averted in the Spanish dub, in which it's translated to "Guerreros Microondas".
** In "MC Juju", Granny Juju sings a rap about fruits and vegetables, entirely in English with no subtitles whatsoever.
** The characters' hometown is named "Magic Coconut City".
** The episode "In English Please" is entirely focused on Jorel's brother learning English and going to English class. If the viewer doesn't speak English as well, they're going to be just as confused as Jorel's brother during the scenes other character speak English.
*
** The in-universe anime Microwave Warriors; it's spelt the same way in the original
** In "MC Juju", Granny Juju sings a rap about fruits and vegetables, entirely in English with no subtitles whatsoever.
** The characters' hometown is named "Magic Coconut City".
** The episode "In English Please" is entirely focused on Jorel's brother learning English and going to English class. If the viewer doesn't speak English as well, they're going to be just as confused as Jorel's brother during the scenes other character speak English.
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* BlindingBangs: Nico has these, though he has pretty eyes.
* BoyishShortHair: Lara's hair reaches up to her neck only, and she's commonly mistoken for a male (with her skirt being the only female trait).
* BoyishShortHair: Lara's hair reaches up to her neck only, and she's commonly mistoken for a male (with her skirt being the only female trait).
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* BlindingBangs: Nico has these, though he has pretty eyes.
long hair that's permanently covering up his eyes. They only are fully uncovered in the first episode, which reveals his eyes are actually beautiful.
* BoyishShortHair: Lara's hair reaches up to her neck only, and she'scommonly mistoken for a male (with her skirt being the only female trait).{{Tomboy}}.
* BoyishShortHair: Lara's hair reaches up to her neck only, and she's
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* CastOfSnowflakes: Just the family picture is enough to notice the wide variety of designs. The other characters are as unique and hardly any of them looks slighty similar to other.
* CatchPhrase: Mrs. Lola, the school principal, yells "NÃO PODE!" ("You can't do this!"). In spanish, it is "It's not possible!"
* CatchPhrase: Mrs. Lola, the school principal, yells "NÃO PODE!" ("You can't do this!"). In spanish, it is "It's not possible!"
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* CastOfSnowflakes: Just the family picture is enough to notice the wide variety of designs. The other characters are as unique and hardly any of them looks slighty similar to other.
another.
*CatchPhrase: CatchPhrase:
** Jorel's brother's classic line: "Everyone calls me Jorel's brother, but my real name is..." He is always interrupted right after, usually by Lara and almost always with someone yelling "Jorel's brother!". He also tends to enthusiastically repeat the names of characters such as "Ana... *sigh* Catariiiinaaa!", "Steve Magaaaaaal!", "Fluffyyyyyy!", "Lara, Lara, Lara, Lara..."
** Mrs. Lola, the school principal, often yells "NÃO PODE!" ("You can't do this!"). Inspanish, Spanish, it is "It's not possible!"
*
** Jorel's brother's classic line: "Everyone calls me Jorel's brother, but my real name is..." He is always interrupted right after, usually by Lara and almost always with someone yelling "Jorel's brother!". He also tends to enthusiastically repeat the names of characters such as "Ana... *sigh* Catariiiinaaa!", "Steve Magaaaaaal!", "Fluffyyyyyy!", "Lara, Lara, Lara, Lara..."
** Mrs. Lola, the school principal, often yells "NÃO PODE!" ("You can't do this!"). In
* CheerfulChild: Jorel's brother, an optimistic and outgoing little boy.
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* ChickMagnet: Jorel; almost every female character in the show absolutely swoons over him [[note]]Lara and Ana Catarina are the notable exceptions, although the latter has been shown liking Jorel sometimes as well[[/note]], with some even having it [[FlatCharacter as their entire personality]]. While he's implied to appreciate being loved by so many girls, he doesn't seem to care about them sometimes and, in some occasions, has even got disgusted at their fixation over him.
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* ChickMagnet: Jorel; almost every non-adult female character in the show absolutely swoons over him [[note]]Lara and Ana Catarina are the most notable exceptions, although the latter has been shown liking implied to like Jorel sometimes as well[[/note]], with some even having it [[FlatCharacter as their entire personality]]. While he's implied to appreciate being loved by so many girls, he doesn't seem to care about them sometimes and, in some occasions, has even got disgusted at their fixation over him.
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** Rose, the octopus lady who does cleaning at the family's household, completely disappears since Season 3 (after barely appearing in Season 2, for that matter). As of the third season, only the family members are seen cleaning the house, such as Granny Juju or Mrs. Danuza.
** The tomato from "Jardim da Pesada" does not reappear like his friends in Season 4 due to having a CelebrityVoiceActor.
* CityWithNoName: The characters sometimes say they live in Brazil, but never specify their city.
** The tomato from "Jardim da Pesada" does not reappear like his friends in Season 4 due to having a CelebrityVoiceActor.
* CityWithNoName: The characters sometimes say they live in Brazil, but never specify their city.
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** Rose, the octopus lady who does cleaning at the family's household, completely disappears since Season 3 (after barely appearing in Season 2, for that matter). As of the third season, only the family members are seen cleaning the house, such as Granny Juju or Mrs. Danuza.
Danuza. She briefly reappears in Season 4, but only for a few seconds and is quickly forgotten afterwards.
** The tomato and pineapple from "Jardim da Pesada"does do not reappear like his friends in Season 4 like their friends due to having a CelebrityVoiceActor.
* CityWithNoName:The characters sometimes say they live in Brazil, but never specify their city.Until the first episode of Season 4, where a FreezeFrameBonus shows the city's name as "Magic Coconut City" (in English).
** The tomato and pineapple from "Jardim da Pesada"
* CityWithNoName:
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* ColdOpen: Season 3 has these.
* ConspicuouslyLightPatch: The background is drawn with dirly lines and darker colors (in Season 1, people in mobs were part of the background too) Parodied in a short, where Perdigoto is hosting a show, where there are four doors and one has to be chosen. Out of the four, one is plain light green, while the other three are darker and have details on them. However, it is not the chosen door.
* ContinuityCreep: Season 3 has a heavy continuity. At first, the series was mostly episodic, and one could watch them in any given order. Nowadays, miss one episode, and you'll be asking [[spoiler:where is Lara]], why is an elderly clown in the classroom, or why is there a flat-screen TV in the house now.
* ConspicuouslyLightPatch: The background is drawn with dirly lines and darker colors (in Season 1, people in mobs were part of the background too) Parodied in a short, where Perdigoto is hosting a show, where there are four doors and one has to be chosen. Out of the four, one is plain light green, while the other three are darker and have details on them. However, it is not the chosen door.
* ContinuityCreep: Season 3 has a heavy continuity. At first, the series was mostly episodic, and one could watch them in any given order. Nowadays, miss one episode, and you'll be asking [[spoiler:where is Lara]], why is an elderly clown in the classroom, or why is there a flat-screen TV in the house now.
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* ColdOpen: Since Season 3 has these.
3, the episodes start with a short opening scene before the theme song.
* ConspicuouslyLightPatch: The background is drawn with dirly lines and darker colors (in Season 1, people in mobs were part of the background too) Parodied in a short, where Perdigoto is hosting a show, where there are four doors and one has to be chosen. Out of the four, one is plain light green, while the other three are darkerand have details on them. with matte painting. However, it the plain one is not ''not'' the chosen door.
* ContinuityCreep: Season 3 onwards has a heavy continuity. At first, the series was mostly episodic, and one could watch them in any given order. Nowadays, miss one episode, and you'll be asking [[spoiler:where is Lara]], why is an elderly clown in the classroom, or why is there a flat-screen TV in the house now.
* ConspicuouslyLightPatch: The background is drawn with dirly lines and darker colors (in Season 1, people in mobs were part of the background too) Parodied in a short, where Perdigoto is hosting a show, where there are four doors and one has to be chosen. Out of the four, one is plain light green, while the other three are darker
* ContinuityCreep: Season 3 onwards has a heavy continuity. At first, the series was mostly episodic, and one could watch them in any given order. Nowadays, miss one episode, and you'll be asking [[spoiler:where is Lara]], why is an elderly clown in the classroom, or why is there a flat-screen TV in the house now.
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* DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment: The title theme, as quoted above.
* DetentionEpisode: "O Mais Doidão da Escola", where Jorel's Brother and Billy Doidão compete to see who's the craziest (coolest, in the context), and the other classmates are the ones judging or watching it; they all got detention together for laughing while the principal was present. It should be noted that in real life in Brazil, detention is basically nonexistent.
* DetentionEpisode: "O Mais Doidão da Escola", where Jorel's Brother and Billy Doidão compete to see who's the craziest (coolest, in the context), and the other classmates are the ones judging or watching it; they all got detention together for laughing while the principal was present. It should be noted that in real life in Brazil, detention is basically nonexistent.
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* DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment: The title theme, as quoted above.
above, repeatedly says that Jorel's brother is Jorel's brother and Nico's too.
* DetentionEpisode: "O Mais Doidão da Escola", where Jorel's Brother and Billy Doidão compete to see who's thecraziest (coolest, in the context), "wackiest", and the other classmates are the ones judging or watching it; they all got detention together for laughing while the principal was present. It should be noted that in real life in Brazil, detention is basically nonexistent.
* DetentionEpisode: "O Mais Doidão da Escola", where Jorel's Brother and Billy Doidão compete to see who's the
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* ExpositoryThemeTune: The first one shows Nico being gross, Jorel and Ana Catarina being attractive, and Granny Juju and Lara being nice.
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* ExpositoryThemeTune: The first one shows Nico being gross, Jorel and Ana Catarina being attractive, and Granny Juju and Lara being nice.nice, Danuza being caring, and Edson being expressive for the camera.
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* FirstNameBasis: As it is common in Brazil. Averted with Roberto Perdigoto, who is always called by his surname.
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* FirstNameBasis: As it is common in Brazil.Brazil, most characters are referred by their first name. Averted with Roberto Perdigoto, who is always called by his surname.
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* FriendlessBackground: While every other member of the family has a group of friends[[note]]Interestingly, Granny Gigi and Danuza appear to share the same friends[[/note]], Granny Juju's only real friends who appear are her garden's vegetables and fruits (which were implied to be only imaginary friends in their first appearance). She used to date Clown Venceslau, but neither of them remember each other anymore.
* ForeignExchangeStudent: Jorel's Brother's imaginary friend (or enemy) was a exchange student with a European accent.
* ForeignExchangeStudent: Jorel's Brother's imaginary friend (or enemy) was a exchange student with a European accent.
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* FriendlessBackground: While every other member of the family has a group of friends[[note]]Interestingly, Granny Gigi and Danuza appear to share many of the same friends[[/note]], Granny Juju's only real friends who appear are her garden's vegetables and fruits (which were implied to be only imaginary friends in their first appearance). She used to date Clown Venceslau, but neither of them remember each other anymore.
* ForeignExchangeStudent: Bóris, Jorel's Brother's imaginaryfriend (or enemy) enemy, was a exchange student with a European accent.
* ForeignExchangeStudent: Bóris, Jorel's Brother's imaginary
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* {{Goth}}: A background character appears to be one.
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* {{Goth}}: A background character appears to be one.in Season 1 was a goth girl.
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* LethalChef: Mrs. Danuza's food isn't very nice: she made a mortadella sandwich vitamin, and later a burned lasagna that nobody wanted to eat and made up excuses (Granny Juju actually wanted to eat it, but Danuza thought it was another excuse to not eat the food).
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* LethalChef: Mrs. Danuza's food isn't very nice: she made a mortadella sandwich vitamin, and later a burned lasagna that nobody wanted to eat and made up excuses (Granny Juju actually wanted to eat it, but when she got down to pick up her fork on the ground, Danuza thought it was another excuse to not eat the food).
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* KilledOffForReal: [[spoiler:In Season 4, Tosh passes away permanently.]]
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* KilledOffForReal: [[spoiler:In Season 4, the dog Tosh passes away permanently.]]
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* LimitedWardrobe: All characters wear almost away the same clothes. The season 2 redesigns added or altered some pieces of clothing, but they've stayed the same since.
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* LimitedWardrobe: All characters always wear almost away the same clothes. The season 2 redesigns added or altered some pieces of clothing, but they've stayed the same since.
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* MasterOfDisguise: Grandma Juju's talking duck, Gesonel.
* MediumBlending:
** The backgrounds have a more crude and caricate style than the characters. This is specially noticeable in Season 2.
** Shakespearito, an edutainment show host reminiscent of ''[[Series/SesameStreet Sesame Street]]'', is a live-action puppet.
* MegaCorp: Shostners & Shostners.
* MediumBlending:
** The backgrounds have a more crude and caricate style than the characters. This is specially noticeable in Season 2.
** Shakespearito, an edutainment show host reminiscent of ''[[Series/SesameStreet Sesame Street]]'', is a live-action puppet.
* MegaCorp: Shostners & Shostners.
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* MasterOfDisguise: Grandma Juju's talking duck, Gesonel.
* MediumBlending:
** The backgrounds have a more crudeGesonel. He can perfectly disguise as anyone and caricate style than the characters. This is specially noticeable in Season 2.
**anything, even being able to imitate other people's voices.
* MediumBlending: Shakespearito, an edutainment show host reminiscent of ''[[Series/SesameStreet Sesame Street]]'', is a live-action puppet.
* MegaCorp: Shostners &Shostners.Shostners is a massive company which owns most products in the show.
* MediumBlending:
** The backgrounds have a more crude
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* MediumBlending: Shakespearito, an edutainment show host reminiscent of ''[[Series/SesameStreet Sesame Street]]'', is a live-action puppet.
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* MrExposition: the magical coconut who explains some concepts (such as St. John's festival and matinees) to the kids. It's somewhat hard to tell if these sequences are for real or simply PlayedForLaughs.
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* MrExposition: Coco Mágico, the magical magic coconut who explains some concepts (such as St. John's festival and matinees) to the kids. It's somewhat hard to tell if these sequences are for real or simply PlayedForLaughs.As of Season 4, Jorel's brother, Mr. Edson and Lara begin noticing his presence along with him turning evil, though everyone else isn't aware of his presence yet.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Steve Magal is an {{Expy}} of Creator/StevenSeagal. Most scenes with him are parodies of Seagal's action movies. His last name, Magal, is a reference to Brazilian singer Sidney Magal. In the third season, it was revealed that he has a brother named Sidney Seagal.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Steve Magal is an {{Expy}} of Creator/StevenSeagal. Most scenes with him are parodies of Seagal's action movies. His last name, Magal, is a reference to Brazilian singer Sidney Magal. In the third season, it was revealed that he has a brother named Sidney Seagal.Seagal, reversing the namesakes' names and surnames.
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* OnlyOneName: Most characters have no known surnames, including the main family.
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* OnlyOneName: Most characters have no known unknown surnames, including the main family.
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* SeriousBusiness: Walking with your backpack open.
* SceneryPorn: The backgrounds from Season 2 onwards.
* SceneryPorn: The backgrounds from Season 2 onwards.
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* SeriousBusiness: Walking with your backpack open.
open at the street is considered very bad and dangerous for the characters.
* SceneryPorn: The backgrounds from Season 2onwards. onwards can be very beautiful and detailed. The backgrounds of Japan are especially noteworthy.
* SceneryPorn: The backgrounds from Season 2
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* TheSilentBob: Jorel has only had one actual line (his own name). Other than that, he only gives a deboxed laugh.
* TwoTeacherSchool: The only staff members shown are a teacher, the principal, and a custodian. However, it's more likely there are more teachers, [[TheLawOfConservationOfDetail but they don't appear because they are not important]]. Many Brazilian elementary schools do have one teacher per class (except for a few subjects such as English).
* ShoeSlap: Granny Gigi sometimes hits Mr. Edson with her flip-flop to punish him for saying something stupid. According to herself, she also did this to her own dad when she was young.
* SpoiledBrat: William Shostners, owner of Shostners & Shostners and classmate of Jorel's Brother.
* StomachOfHolding: Zazá, Granny Gigi's chihuahua, eats everything she feels like eating.
* TwoTeacherSchool: The only staff members shown are a teacher, the principal, and a custodian. However, it's more likely there are more teachers, [[TheLawOfConservationOfDetail but they don't appear because they are not important]]. Many Brazilian elementary schools do have one teacher per class (except for a few subjects such as English).
* ShoeSlap: Granny Gigi sometimes hits Mr. Edson with her flip-flop to punish him for saying something stupid. According to herself, she also did this to her own dad when she was young.
* SpoiledBrat: William Shostners, owner of Shostners & Shostners and classmate of Jorel's Brother.
* StomachOfHolding: Zazá, Granny Gigi's chihuahua, eats everything she feels like eating.
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* TheSilentBob: Jorel has only had one actual line (his own name).said two words in the entire series, in two separate episodes. Other than that, he only gives a deboxed laugh.
* TwoTeacherSchool: The only staff members shown are a teacher, the principal, and a custodian. However, it's more likely there are more teachers, [[TheLawOfConservationOfDetail but they don't appear because they are not important]].Many Brazilian Most elementary schools do have only one teacher per class (except for a few subjects such as English).
class, so it's justified, though Adelaide still seems to be the most important one.
* ShoeSlap: Granny Gigi sometimes hits Mr. Edson with her flip-flop to punish him for saying or doing something stupid. According to herself, she also did this to her own dad when she was young.
* SpoiledBrat: William Shostners, owner of Shostners & Shostners and classmate of Jorel'sBrother.
Brother. He's spoiled rotten due to having everything and owning a powerful company.
* StomachOfHolding: Zazá, Granny Gigi's chihuahua,eats is able to eat everything she feels like eating.
* TwoTeacherSchool: The only staff members shown are a teacher, the principal, and a custodian. However, it's more likely there are more teachers, [[TheLawOfConservationOfDetail but they don't appear because they are not important]].
* ShoeSlap: Granny Gigi sometimes hits Mr. Edson with her flip-flop to punish him for saying or doing something stupid. According to herself, she also did this to her own dad when she was young.
* SpoiledBrat: William Shostners, owner of Shostners & Shostners and classmate of Jorel's
* StomachOfHolding: Zazá, Granny Gigi's chihuahua,
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* TalkingAnimal: Tosh the dog and the ducks are all able of normally speaking Portuguese.
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* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Grandma Juju and avocados.
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* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Grandma Juju and loves avocados.
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* LooseToothEpisode: Ana Catarina has a tooth fall off her mouth in "A Fantástica Fábrica de Refrigerantes". Downplayed as it's not the main plot of the episode, but still one of the major plot points.
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* AnimationBump: Especially notable in the pilot episode[[note]]While it was never publicly released to this day, several scenes and clips are available on the internet[[/note]]. Most scenes look like cheap, tweened [[UsefulNotes/AdobeFlash Flash animation]], while others are much more well-animated, such as Jorel's brother singing in the credits (which was even reutilized in promos and in a Season 1 episode without even contrasting at all with the usual Toon Boom animation).
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* PantyShot: Nearly all female characters get this at least once, [[FanDisservice including the old and unattractive ones]].
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness:
** In the beggining, the characters' animation was noticeably different, being slighty more fluid, movimentated and sketchy. Jorel's brother often appeared with sparkling pupils, but this trait rarely appears later on.
** The old backgrounds were more poorly drawn and less colorful, in contrast to the lively, pretty backgrounds since the second season.
** There were [[RunningGag several running gags which were abandoned]], such as Lara yelling loudly for Jorel's brother not to tell something to their family in spite of them hearing it now, Mr. Edson [[ShoeSlap getting hit by Gigi's shoes]], Zazá eating improbable objects, Mr. Edson [[HenpeckedHusband getting told off by Danuza]], among others.
** The family used to have a housemaid and babysitter named Rose, who was a purple one-eyed octopus. She vanished from the series gradually despite appearing regularly in the first season, and only comes back briefly in the 100th episode as a continuity nod.
** The old episodes were usually formed by normal childhood situations with surreal, fantastic elements, being inspired by things from the producers' lifes, usually from when they were kids. Later episodes became much more bizarre with a greater focus on the series' lore.
** Season 1 was basically all episodic, with a few [[ContinuityNod Continuity Nods]] thrown in, such as reappearance of characters. As of season two, the episodes mostly follow sagas and story arcs.
** Until the fifth episode, crowds or background characters would be drawn in the same style as the backgrounds, specifically the colors and matte painting. They were upgraded to separate characters since then.
** Modern technology didn't appear in the old episodes (besides Granny Gigi offhandedly mentioning using the internet in episode four), to make the show's setting more specific for the late 20th century. While the exact year is never consistent, later episode not only mention the internet more often, they also have flat-screen televisions and characters regularly using smartphones.
** Lara seemed to be the only kid who truly liked Jorel's brother, with everyone else hating, not caring, or making fun of him. Most of the other girls preferred Jorel himself much more, while Ana Catarina had an affinity to William Shostners. This was later changed so they are usually kind to him, even if Jorel is more popular.
** Speaking of Jorel, he was much more of a jerk with his brother as well, appearing to be proud of being more liked than him. [[AllThereInTheManual According to an old character description]], he did this due to resentment over not being the youngest child anymore.
** In "Jornal do Quintal" (which seems to have been one of the first two episodes to be produced), Vovó Juju's intelligence is very limited, as she only spoke in few words asking for her favorite shoe[[note]]Despite only wearing the bunny slippers of always[[/note]], thinks ''the dog Zazá'' is her shoe, and was also portrayed as LiteralMinded in one scene.
** In two early episodes where the classroom appears, some random students appear drawn into the background, one of which looks more like a human-sized toy.
** Many of the initial episodes were named after songs featured in them.
** The first seven episodes had no title card, the eighth had no title shown ''at all'', while the ninth episode onwards features title cards. Strangely, early Season 2 briefly started showing the title in a scene before reverting to title cards again.
** The end cards were initially random scribbled or doodled pieces of paper, presumably made by the producers during childhood. After title cards were introduced, the end cards began having the same respective style as them. Two episodes in early Season 1 did not even have any end cards either, which could be due to being the first produced or they just forgot to make them.
** Background characters used to be more varied in design and mostly random people. After more characters were created, they were changed to be mostly estabilished characters, with the background ones having a similar, [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy Family Guy-esque]] design.
** In the beggining, the characters' animation was noticeably different, being slighty more fluid, movimentated and sketchy. Jorel's brother often appeared with sparkling pupils, but this trait rarely appears later on.
** The old backgrounds were more poorly drawn and less colorful, in contrast to the lively, pretty backgrounds since the second season.
** There were [[RunningGag several running gags which were abandoned]], such as Lara yelling loudly for Jorel's brother not to tell something to their family in spite of them hearing it now, Mr. Edson [[ShoeSlap getting hit by Gigi's shoes]], Zazá eating improbable objects, Mr. Edson [[HenpeckedHusband getting told off by Danuza]], among others.
** The family used to have a housemaid and babysitter named Rose, who was a purple one-eyed octopus. She vanished from the series gradually despite appearing regularly in the first season, and only comes back briefly in the 100th episode as a continuity nod.
** The old episodes were usually formed by normal childhood situations with surreal, fantastic elements, being inspired by things from the producers' lifes, usually from when they were kids. Later episodes became much more bizarre with a greater focus on the series' lore.
** Season 1 was basically all episodic, with a few [[ContinuityNod Continuity Nods]] thrown in, such as reappearance of characters. As of season two, the episodes mostly follow sagas and story arcs.
** Until the fifth episode, crowds or background characters would be drawn in the same style as the backgrounds, specifically the colors and matte painting. They were upgraded to separate characters since then.
** Modern technology didn't appear in the old episodes (besides Granny Gigi offhandedly mentioning using the internet in episode four), to make the show's setting more specific for the late 20th century. While the exact year is never consistent, later episode not only mention the internet more often, they also have flat-screen televisions and characters regularly using smartphones.
** Lara seemed to be the only kid who truly liked Jorel's brother, with everyone else hating, not caring, or making fun of him. Most of the other girls preferred Jorel himself much more, while Ana Catarina had an affinity to William Shostners. This was later changed so they are usually kind to him, even if Jorel is more popular.
** Speaking of Jorel, he was much more of a jerk with his brother as well, appearing to be proud of being more liked than him. [[AllThereInTheManual According to an old character description]], he did this due to resentment over not being the youngest child anymore.
** In "Jornal do Quintal" (which seems to have been one of the first two episodes to be produced), Vovó Juju's intelligence is very limited, as she only spoke in few words asking for her favorite shoe[[note]]Despite only wearing the bunny slippers of always[[/note]], thinks ''the dog Zazá'' is her shoe, and was also portrayed as LiteralMinded in one scene.
** In two early episodes where the classroom appears, some random students appear drawn into the background, one of which looks more like a human-sized toy.
** Many of the initial episodes were named after songs featured in them.
** The first seven episodes had no title card, the eighth had no title shown ''at all'', while the ninth episode onwards features title cards. Strangely, early Season 2 briefly started showing the title in a scene before reverting to title cards again.
** The end cards were initially random scribbled or doodled pieces of paper, presumably made by the producers during childhood. After title cards were introduced, the end cards began having the same respective style as them. Two episodes in early Season 1 did not even have any end cards either, which could be due to being the first produced or they just forgot to make them.
** Background characters used to be more varied in design and mostly random people. After more characters were created, they were changed to be mostly estabilished characters, with the background ones having a similar, [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy Family Guy-esque]] design.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness:
** In the beggining, the characters' animation was noticeably different, being slighty more fluid, movimentated and sketchy. Jorel's brother often appeared with sparkling pupils, but this trait rarely appears later on.
** The old backgrounds were more poorly drawn and less colorful, in contrast to the lively, pretty backgrounds since the second season.
** There were [[RunningGag several running gags which were abandoned]], such as Lara yelling loudlyEarlyInstallmentWeirdness: [[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness/JorelsBrother Enough for Jorel's brother not to tell something to their family in spite of them hearing it now, Mr. Edson [[ShoeSlap getting hit by Gigi's shoes]], Zazá eating improbable objects, Mr. Edson [[HenpeckedHusband getting told off by Danuza]], among others.
** The family used to have a housemaid and babysitter named Rose, who was a purple one-eyed octopus. She vanished from the series gradually despite appearing regularly in the first season, and only comes back briefly in the 100th episode as a continuity nod.
** The old episodes were usually formed by normal childhood situations with surreal, fantastic elements, being inspired by things from the producers' lifes, usually from when they were kids. Later episodes became much more bizarre with a greater focus on the series' lore.
** Season 1 was basically all episodic, with a few [[ContinuityNod Continuity Nods]] thrown in, such as reappearance of characters. As of season two, the episodes mostly follow sagas and story arcs.
** Until the fifth episode, crowds or background characters would be drawn in the same style as the backgrounds, specifically the colors and matte painting. They were upgraded to separate characters since then.
** Modern technology didn't appear in the old episodes (besides Granny Gigi offhandedly mentioning using the internet in episode four), to make the show's setting more specific for the late 20th century. While the exact year is never consistent, later episode not only mention the internet more often, they also have flat-screen televisions and characters regularly using smartphones.
** Lara seemed to be the only kid who truly liked Jorel's brother, with everyone else hating, not caring, or making fun of him. Most of the other girls preferred Jorel himself much more, while Ana Catarina had an affinity to William Shostners. This was later changed so they are usually kind to him, even if Jorel is more popular.
** Speaking of Jorel, he was much more of a jerk with his brother as well, appearing to be proud of being more liked than him. [[AllThereInTheManual According to an old character description]], he did this due to resentment over not being the youngest child anymore.
** In "Jornal do Quintal" (which seems to have been one of the first two episodes to be produced), Vovó Juju's intelligence is very limited, as she only spoke in few words asking for her favorite shoe[[note]]Despite only wearing the bunny slippers of always[[/note]], thinks ''the dog Zazá'' is her shoe, and was also portrayed as LiteralMinded in one scene.
** In two early episodes where the classroom appears, some random students appear drawn into the background, one of which looks more like a human-sized toy.
** Many of the initial episodes were named after songs featured in them.
** The first seven episodes had no title card, the eighth had no title shown ''at all'', while the ninth episode onwards features title cards. Strangely, early Season 2 briefly started showing the title in a scene before reverting to title cards again.
** The end cards were initially random scribbled or doodled pieces of paper, presumably made by the producers during childhood. After title cards were introduced, the end cards began having the same respective style as them. Two episodes in early Season 1 did not even have any end cards either, which could be due to being the first produced or they just forgot to make them.
** Background characters used to be more varied in design and mostly random people. After more characters were created, they were changed to be mostly estabilished characters, with the background ones having a similar, [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy Family Guy-esque]] design.its own page]].
** In the beggining, the characters' animation was noticeably different, being slighty more fluid, movimentated and sketchy. Jorel's brother often appeared with sparkling pupils, but this trait rarely appears later on.
** The old backgrounds were more poorly drawn and less colorful, in contrast to the lively, pretty backgrounds since the second season.
** There were [[RunningGag several running gags which were abandoned]], such as Lara yelling loudly
** The family used to have a housemaid and babysitter named Rose, who was a purple one-eyed octopus. She vanished from the series gradually despite appearing regularly in the first season, and only comes back briefly in the 100th episode as a continuity nod.
** The old episodes were usually formed by normal childhood situations with surreal, fantastic elements, being inspired by things from the producers' lifes, usually from when they were kids. Later episodes became much more bizarre with a greater focus on the series' lore.
** Season 1 was basically all episodic, with a few [[ContinuityNod Continuity Nods]] thrown in, such as reappearance of characters. As of season two, the episodes mostly follow sagas and story arcs.
** Until the fifth episode, crowds or background characters would be drawn in the same style as the backgrounds, specifically the colors and matte painting. They were upgraded to separate characters since then.
** Modern technology didn't appear in the old episodes (besides Granny Gigi offhandedly mentioning using the internet in episode four), to make the show's setting more specific for the late 20th century. While the exact year is never consistent, later episode not only mention the internet more often, they also have flat-screen televisions and characters regularly using smartphones.
** Lara seemed to be the only kid who truly liked Jorel's brother, with everyone else hating, not caring, or making fun of him. Most of the other girls preferred Jorel himself much more, while Ana Catarina had an affinity to William Shostners. This was later changed so they are usually kind to him, even if Jorel is more popular.
** Speaking of Jorel, he was much more of a jerk with his brother as well, appearing to be proud of being more liked than him. [[AllThereInTheManual According to an old character description]], he did this due to resentment over not being the youngest child anymore.
** In "Jornal do Quintal" (which seems to have been one of the first two episodes to be produced), Vovó Juju's intelligence is very limited, as she only spoke in few words asking for her favorite shoe[[note]]Despite only wearing the bunny slippers of always[[/note]], thinks ''the dog Zazá'' is her shoe, and was also portrayed as LiteralMinded in one scene.
** In two early episodes where the classroom appears, some random students appear drawn into the background, one of which looks more like a human-sized toy.
** Many of the initial episodes were named after songs featured in them.
** The first seven episodes had no title card, the eighth had no title shown ''at all'', while the ninth episode onwards features title cards. Strangely, early Season 2 briefly started showing the title in a scene before reverting to title cards again.
** The end cards were initially random scribbled or doodled pieces of paper, presumably made by the producers during childhood. After title cards were introduced, the end cards began having the same respective style as them. Two episodes in early Season 1 did not even have any end cards either, which could be due to being the first produced or they just forgot to make them.
** Background characters used to be more varied in design and mostly random people. After more characters were created, they were changed to be mostly estabilished characters, with the background ones having a similar, [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy Family Guy-esque]] design.
