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* 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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* ContinuityCreep: Until the first half of Season 3 onwards has a heavy continuity. At first, 2, 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.
* ContinuityLockout: Since the third season, almost all of the episodes have some kind of continuity between them, and season four has a whole story arc involving multiple plotlines, meaning the episodes have to be watched in the same order they aired. Meanwhile, Season 1 was so episodic that most of its episode aired differently to the original production order.
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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, well-made style, with much more saturated colors as well instead of the dull colors seen in the first season.

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* ArtEvolution: In the second season, most characters got are redesigned with smoother lines, and the backgrounds changed from a simple, cartoonish style to a more realistic, well-made style, with much more saturated lively colors as well instead of the dull colors seen in the first season.season. Seasons 3 and 4 also had some changes to the art style, although not as drastic, the most noticeable being the color palette getting more saturated.
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* SeriesContinuityError: In "Consequência ou Consequência", Jorginho claims that he was supposed to have removed his braces a year ago, but refuses to because "it's the secret of his success". However, in two different episodes (one before and one after), he tries to take his braces off while exclaiming "freedom!".
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-> ''do Jorel,''[[labelnote:Note]]of Jorel[[/labelnote]]
-> ''do Jorel!''[[labelnote:Note]]of Jorel[[/labelnote]]

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-> ''do Jorel,''[[labelnote:Note]]of Jorel[[/labelnote]]
Jorel,''[[labelnote:Note]]Jorel's[[/labelnote]]
-> ''do Jorel!''[[labelnote:Note]]of Jorel[[/labelnote]]Jorel!''[[labelnote:Note]]Jorel's[[/labelnote]]
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* 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]].

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* BracesOfOrthodonticOverkill: Jorginho permanently wears proeminent prominent 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]].



* PromotionToOpeningTitles: In the original theme song, the only characters who appear physically are the entire main family, Lara and Ana Catarina, with several supporting characters being portrayed as doodles. The second version, on the other hand, features almost every relevant character in the series, though oddly, Ana Catarina [[InvertedTrope is absent from it]] despite still being one of the most proeminent characters [[note]]An animatic for the new opening shows that Ana Catarina was originally supposed to appear in it, but was removed from the final version for unknown reasons, while many irrelevant characters do appear in it[[/note]].

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* PromotionToOpeningTitles: In the original theme song, the only characters who appear physically are the entire main family, Lara and Ana Catarina, with several supporting characters being portrayed as doodles. The second version, on the other hand, features almost every relevant character in the series, though oddly, Ana Catarina [[InvertedTrope is absent from it]] despite still being one of the most proeminent prominent characters [[note]]An animatic for the new opening shows that Ana Catarina was originally supposed to appear in it, but was removed from the final version for unknown reasons, while many irrelevant characters do appear in it[[/note]].
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* SmashCut: A few episodes have Mr. Edson about to say Jorel's brother's real name, but the scene suddenly cuts just about he is to say it. Usually, he notices Jorel's brother is missing from wherever he was, asks "Hold up, where is...", stutters a little, and then the scene immediately switches to Jorel's brother somewhere else.
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* AmbiguousDisorder: Granny Juju. She isn't very bright most of the time and has a short attention span. Due to EarlyInstallmentWeirdness, "Jornal do Quintal" amplified this even more, with her not being even able to speak actual sentences.
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* TeensAreShort: Inverted in Season 1, where preteens such as Jorel were as tall as the adults or Nico, who's 17.

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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.

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* FriendlessBackground: While every other member of the family has a group of friends[[note]]Interestingly, Granny
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.


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* SpoilerTitle: "Inimigo Imaginário" ("Imaginary Enemy") spoils the twist that [[spoiler: [[ForeignExchangeStudent Bóris]] is a product of Jorel's Brother's imagination]].
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* StunnedSilence: In the original promo for the series, after Perdigoto finds out that the series' protagonist is ''not'' Jorel, he and the entire audience of the school coliseum suddenly stop everything they're doing and go silent with shocked expressions on their faces (except Catiane, who screams very loud in dispair).
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* MsFanservice: Lara's adult form, having large hips, thick thighs, and an [[BareYourMidriff exposed midriff]], as well as her underwear appearing for a split second in some parts. Mrs. Danuza could qualify for this as well, as she has the two first traits.

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* MsFanservice: Lara's adult form, having large hips, thick thighs, and an [[BareYourMidriff exposed midriff]], midriff as well as her underwear appearing for a split second in some parts. Mrs. Danuza could qualify for this as well, as she has the two first traits.
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* 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).
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* PickyEater: Jorel's brother is forced to eat his broccoli by Mrs. Danuza, but he refuses to eat it. It ends up getting grounded without playing toys.
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''Jorel's Brother'' (''Irmão do Jorel'' in the original Portuguese) is a Brazilian animated series. Created by Juliano Enrico and produced by Copa Studio, it premiered on [[Creator/CartoonNetwork Cartoon Network Brazil]] in 2014, with a second season premiering in 2016, a third season premiering in 2018, and a fourth season premiering in 2021.

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''Jorel's Brother'' (''Irmão do Jorel'' in the original Portuguese) is a Brazilian animated series. Created by Juliano Enrico and produced by Copa Studio, it premiered on [[Creator/CartoonNetwork Cartoon Network Brazil]] in 2014, with a second season premiering in 2016, a third season premiering in 2018, and a fourth season premiering in 2021.
2021, as well as an upcoming fifth season currently in production.
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* SecondEpisodeIntroduction: Episode 2, "Gangorras da Revolução", introduces most of the school staff and students, although some had already appeared in the first episode.
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* AlmostKiss:
** In "Aterrorizante Vida Adulta", Lara and Jorel's brother nearly kiss after falling in love with each other while in their adult forms, but at the last minute, they reverse back to being kids.
** Jorel's brother and Ana Catarina in "Consequência ou Consequência".



* FluffyTheTerrible: Literally. There's Fluffy, the Murderer Dolphin... [[spoiler: Who turns out to be a pony in disguise]].
* 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.

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* FluffyTheTerrible: FlashbackToCatchphrase: When Jorel's brother meets a baby Granny Juju, the first thing she says is "[[TrademarkFavoriteFood avocado]]", showing she already had an affinity with the fruit since her childhood.
* FluffyTheTerrible:
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Literally. There's Fluffy, the Murderer Dolphin... [[spoiler: Who turns out to be a pony in disguise]].
** Also, the Magic Coconut, who turns out to be an evil EldritchAbomination who plans on conquering the series' entire universe and becoming the main character.
* FriendlessBackground: While every other member of the family has a group of friends[[note]]Interestingly, Granny 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.
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* PromotionToOpeningTitles: In the original theme song, the only characters who appear physically are the entire main family, Lara and Ana Catarina, with several supporting characters being portrayed as doodles. The second version, on the other hand, features almost every relevant character in the series, though oddly, Ana Catarina [[InvertedTrope is absent from it]] despite still being one of the most proeminent characters [[note]]An animatic for the new opening shows that Ana Catarina was originally supposed to appear in it, but was removed from the final version for unknown reasons, while many irrelevant characters do appear in it[[/note]].
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* ArtisticLicenseEducation: In Season 1, Jorel's brother and Lara studied in a classroom with mostly teenage students, despite them being only eight years old. Also, as seen in "Caneta de 250 Cores", the class' math subjects are way too advanced for third graders on elementary school. It made it seem like the two were, for some reason, put on a middle school classroom [[GradeSkipper despite being too young]] (which probably would make sense for Lara, at least). Averted after Season 2.
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* RunningGag:
** Jorel's brother attempting to hide something, only for Lara to yell very loudly to not let anyone know the thing he wants to hide, making everyone know it.
** Also, Jorel's brother telling an absurd, made-up story [[MotorMouth speaking very fast]], with the animation changing to a more sketchy, fluid style. In some earlier episode, he sometimes would finish the story saying "actually...", only to just dismiss a random part of the story and not the whole thing.
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* TakeThat: Shostners&Shostners is a satire of polluting and greedy monopolies, owning almost everything on the show and having practices such as deforesting thousands of hectares under the pretense of building soccer camps to "motivate costumers into practicing exercises" and building cellphones that break on their own so people "won't have to break them by themselves". The company is also composed almost entirely of identical burocrats who rarely have a creative idea and only make reunions and have dinners all day.

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* TakeThat: Shostners&Shostners Shostners & Shostners is a satire of polluting and greedy monopolies, owning almost everything on the show and having practices such as deforesting thousands of hectares under the pretense of building soccer camps to "motivate costumers into practicing exercises" and building cellphones that break on their own so people "won't have to break them by themselves". The company is also composed almost entirely of identical burocrats bureaucrats who rarely have a creative idea and only make reunions and have dinners all day.

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* AcmeProducts: Shostners & Shostners seems to own almost every product in the show.

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* AcmeProducts: Shostners & Shostners seems to own almost every product in the show. According to Perdigoto, the company is the largest communication and food conglomerate in the world, owning almost everything people touch, see, wear, eat and throw away (including their dreams).



* TakeThat: Shostners&Shostners is a satire of polluting and greedy monopolies, owning almost everything on the show and having practices such as deforesting thousands of hectares under the pretense of building soccer camps to "motivate costumers into practicing exercises" and building cellphones that break on their own so people "won't have to break them by themselves". The company is also composed almost entirely of identical burocrats who rarely have a creative idea and only make reunions and have dinners all day.



* SpoiledBrat: William Shostners, owner of Shostners & Shostners and classmate of Jorel's Brother. He's spoiled rotten due to having everything and owning a powerful company.

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* SpoiledBrat: William Shostners, owner of Shostners & Shostners and classmate of Jorel's Brother. He's spoiled rotten due to having everything since birth and owning a powerful company.
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** Mr. Edson's backstory involves him fighting against the clowns' dictatorship in TheSixties, since it's an allegory for the UsefulNotes/BrazilianMilitaryRegime Brazilian Military Dictatorship]] which started in the same decade and ended in the early 80's, which supposedly should be when the series happens.

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** Mr. Edson's backstory involves him fighting against the clowns' dictatorship in TheSixties, since it's an allegory for the UsefulNotes/BrazilianMilitaryRegime [[UsefulNotes/BrazilianMilitaryRegime Brazilian Military Dictatorship]] which started in the same decade and ended in the early 80's, which supposedly should be when the series happens.
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** Mr. Edson's backstory involves him fighting against the clowns' dictatorship in TheSixties, since it's an allegory for the UsefulNotes/BrazilianMilitaryDictatorship which started in the same decade and ended in the early 80's, which supposedly should be when the series happens.

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** Mr. Edson's backstory involves him fighting against the clowns' dictatorship in TheSixties, since it's an allegory for the UsefulNotes/BrazilianMilitaryDictatorship UsefulNotes/BrazilianMilitaryRegime Brazilian Military Dictatorship]] which started in the same decade and ended in the early 80's, which supposedly should be when the series happens.
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** Mr. Edson's backstory involves him fighting against the clowns' dictatorship in TheSixties, since it's an allegory for the Brazilian military dictatorship which started in the same decade and ended in the early 80's, which supposedly should be when the series happens.

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** Mr. Edson's backstory involves him fighting against the clowns' dictatorship in TheSixties, since it's an allegory for the Brazilian military dictatorship UsefulNotes/BrazilianMilitaryDictatorship which started in the same decade and ended in the early 80's, which supposedly should be when the series happens.
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* ArtisticLicensePaleontology: [[ParodiedTrope Parodied]] in the lyrics of the song of "Shostners Games", when Carlos Felino says humans living with dinosaurs is historically incorrect... then explains it's because ''dinosaurs never existed''.
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** In "Natureza Totalmente Selvagem", Nico gets swarmed with bugs all over his body and asks Jorel's brother to do something; he then proceeds to poke Nico with a spoon. When asked why he did that, Jorel's brother explains he technically ''did'' so "something", even if it wasn't helpful.

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* BlindingBangs: Nico has 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.


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* EyesOutOfSight: Nico has 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.
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* BeautifulAllAlong: In "Sedoso Cream Double Cream", all the girls in the class find Jorel's brother beautiful when seeing him with smooth hair as opposed to his usual curly hair.
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* ExactWords:
** In "Perdido no Cinema", Nico gets upset after finding out after it's said you have to be 12 to watch the Steve Magal movie, because he is ''over'' 12 already.
** In "Dono de Casa", Tosh tells Jorel's brother he has two news, and Jorel's brother asks him to tell the good news first. Tosh says he only said there were two news, not that one was good.
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* FictionalSocialNetwork: The Website/{{YouTube}} equivalent in this show is named "[=VocêTubo=]", which is a literal translation of the original name. Also, in "Apenas Felino", a parody of Instagram appears in a scene.

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