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* AnuscapePlan: The main cast wind up inside a snake. Twig, Leaf and Very Berry search for Rocksy, but find a sphincter labelled "End of Snake" which prompts them to backtrack. Rocksy later finds the same sphincter while trying to escape with Berry in tow, but decides to turn around and exit via the snake's mouth instead.
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* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: "Boat Day" is a GrandFinale that ends with the Mighty Ones talking about being saved "for another season of adventures" or "fading into obscurity in the streaming void."
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* TheBore: Twig is a very meek and milquetoast individual whose interests usually bore whoever he shares them with. He's a [[StealthPun stick in the mud.]]
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The series follows the hilarious adventures of four small-but-mighty best friends: Twig (Creator/JoshBrener), Rocksy (Creator/JessicaMcKenna), Leaf (Creator/JimmyTatro), and Very Berry (Alex Cazares). They live in an unkempt yard owned by a trio of unruly humans, who the friends mistake for gods. Despite their diminutive sizes, the quartet attempt to live life to the extreme.
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The series follows the hilarious adventures of four small-but-mighty best friends: Twig (Creator/JoshBrener), Rocksy (Creator/JessicaMcKenna), Leaf (Creator/JimmyTatro), and Very Berry (Alex Cazares).(Creator/AlexCazares). They live in an unkempt yard owned by a trio of unruly humans, who the friends mistake for gods. Despite their diminutive sizes, the quartet attempt to live life to the extreme.
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The series follows the hilarious adventures of four small-but-mighty best friends: Twig (Creator/JoshBrener), Rocksy (Creator/JessicaMcKenna), Leaf (Jimmy Tatro), and Very Berry (Alex Cazares). They live in an unkempt yard owned by a trio of unruly humans, who the friends mistake for gods. Despite their diminutive sizes, the quartet attempt to live life to the extreme.
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The series follows the hilarious adventures of four small-but-mighty best friends: Twig (Creator/JoshBrener), Rocksy (Creator/JessicaMcKenna), Leaf (Jimmy Tatro), (Creator/JimmyTatro), and Very Berry (Alex Cazares). They live in an unkempt yard owned by a trio of unruly humans, who the friends mistake for gods. Despite their diminutive sizes, the quartet attempt to live life to the extreme.
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The series follows the hilarious adventures of four small-but-mighty best friends: Twig (Creator/JoshBrener), Rocksy (Creator/JessicaMcKenna), Leaf (Jimmy Tatro), and Very Berry (Alex Cazares). The pals live in an unkempt yard belonging to a trio of equally unkempt humans and, despite the obstacles they face, are always up for whatever life throws at them. Whether they’re soaring on soda lids, getting stuck in a ball of sticky goop, or worshipping a broken toilet, each day holds the promise of new adventures and surprises.
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The series follows the hilarious adventures of four small-but-mighty best friends: Twig (Creator/JoshBrener), Rocksy (Creator/JessicaMcKenna), Leaf (Jimmy Tatro), and Very Berry (Alex Cazares). The pals They live in an unkempt yard belonging to owned by a trio of equally unkempt humans and, despite unruly humans, who the obstacles they face, are always up friends mistake for whatever gods. Despite their diminutive sizes, the quartet attempt to live life throws at them. Whether they’re soaring on soda lids, getting stuck in a ball of sticky goop, or worshipping a broken toilet, each day holds to the promise of new adventures and surprises.
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* CrapsaccharineWorld: The protagonists would seem to lead pretty carefree lives, if it wasn't casually shown that they have to scavenge for food and are incredibly vulnerable to the hazards and dangers of being so small, from both animals and the elements. They don't even seem to have regular shelter.
* EggFolk: One episode is about the characters looking after an egg they accidentally knocked down. It's animate like them but has no limbs to move on its own, and is an insulting {{Jerkass}} that makes heavy demands of them. Funnily enough it's more like the egg shell itself is animate, as when the chick hatches from it lives independently.
* EggFolk: One episode is about the characters looking after an egg they accidentally knocked down. It's animate like them but has no limbs to move on its own, and is an insulting {{Jerkass}} that makes heavy demands of them. Funnily enough it's more like the egg shell itself is animate, as when the chick hatches from it lives independently.
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* GenderEqualEnsemble: Berry and Rocksy are girls, Twig and Leaf are guys.
* CrapsaccharineWorld: The protagonists would seem to lead pretty carefree lives, if it wasn't casually shown that they have to scavenge for food and are incredibly vulnerable to the hazards and dangers of being so small, from both animals and the elements. They don't even seem to have regular shelter.
* EggFolk: One episode is about the characters looking after an egg they accidentally knocked down. It's animate like them but has no limbs to move on its own, and is an insulting {{Jerkass}} that makes heavy demands of them. Funnily enough it's more like the egg shell itself is animate, as when the chick hatches from it lives independently.
* CrapsaccharineWorld: The protagonists would seem to lead pretty carefree lives, if it wasn't casually shown that they have to scavenge for food and are incredibly vulnerable to the hazards and dangers of being so small, from both animals and the elements. They don't even seem to have regular shelter.
* EggFolk: One episode is about the characters looking after an egg they accidentally knocked down. It's animate like them but has no limbs to move on its own, and is an insulting {{Jerkass}} that makes heavy demands of them. Funnily enough it's more like the egg shell itself is animate, as when the chick hatches from it lives independently.
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* GenderEqualEnsemble: Berry and Rocksy are girls, while Twig and Leaf are guys.
* CrapsaccharineWorld: The protagonists would seem to lead pretty carefree lives, if it wasn't casually shown that they have to scavenge for food and are incredibly vulnerable to the hazards and dangers of being so small, from both animals and the elements. They don't even seem to have regular shelter.
* EggFolk: One episode is about the characters looking after an egg they accidentally knocked down. It's animate like them but has no limbs to move on its own, and is an insulting {{Jerkass}} that makes heavy demands of them. Funnily enough it's more like the egg shell itself is animate, as when the chick hatches from it lives independently.guys.
* CrapsaccharineWorld: The protagonists would seem to lead pretty carefree lives, if it wasn't casually shown that they have to scavenge for food and are incredibly vulnerable to the hazards and dangers of being so small, from both animals and the elements. They don't even seem to have regular shelter.
* EggFolk: One episode is about the characters looking after an egg they accidentally knocked down. It's animate like them but has no limbs to move on its own, and is an insulting {{Jerkass}} that makes heavy demands of them. Funnily enough it's more like the egg shell itself is animate, as when the chick hatches from it lives independently.
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''The Mighty Ones'' is a Creator/DreamWorksAnimation television series, created by animation veterans Sunil Hall (''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'', ''WesternAnimation/ThePenguinsOfMadagascar'') and Lynne Naylor (''WesternAnimation/SamuraiJack'', ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries''). It is the first Dreamworks production not to be based on any existing franchise, and premiered on Creator/{{Hulu}} and Creator/{{Peacock}} on November 9, 2020.
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''The Mighty Ones'' is a Creator/DreamWorksAnimation television series, created by animation veterans Sunil Hall (''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'', ''WesternAnimation/ThePenguinsOfMadagascar'') and Lynne Naylor (''WesternAnimation/SamuraiJack'', (''WesternAnimation/TheRenAndStimpyShow'', ''WesternAnimation/SamuraiJack'', ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries''). It is the first Dreamworks production not to be based on any existing franchise, and premiered on Creator/{{Hulu}} and Creator/{{Peacock}} on November 9, 2020.
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''The Mighty Ones'' is a Creator/DreamWorksAnimation television series, created by animation veterans Sunil Hall (''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'', ''WesternAnimation/ThePenguinsOfMadagascar'') and Lynne Naylor (''WesternAnimation/SamuraiJack'', ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries''). It is the first Dreamworks production from DreamWorks not to be based on any existing film, franchise, and premiered on Creator/{{Hulu}} and Creator/{{Peacock}} on November 9, 2020.
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''The Mighty Ones'' is a Creator/DreamWorksAnimation television series, created by animation veterans Sunil Hall (''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'', ''WesternAnimation/ThePenguinsOfMadagascar'') and Lynne Naylor (''WesternAnimation/SamuraiJack'', ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries''). It will premiere is the first production from DreamWorks not to be based on any existing film, and premiered on Creator/{{Hulu}} and Creator/{{Peacock}} on November 9, 2020.
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* ADogNamedDog: The four main characters are named after what they are.
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* AlienHair: Rocksy uses a clump of moss as hair.
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* CrapsaccharineWorld: The protagonists would seem to lead pretty carefree lives, if it wasn't casually shown that they have to scavenge for food and are incredibly vulnerable to the hazards and dangers of being so small, from both animals and the elements. They don't even seem to have regular shelter.
* EggFolk: One episode is about the characters looking after an egg they accidentally knocked down. It's animate like them but has no limbs to move on its own, and is an insulting {{Jerkass}} that makes heavy demands of them. Funnily enough it's more like the egg shell itself is animate, as when the chick hatches from it lives independently.
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* NightmareFetishist: Berry is very excited at the prospect of death and maiming, but this is easily overlooked compared to her generally manic personality.
* TertiarySexualCharacteristics: Rocksy is a girl rock with notable eyelashes, moss for
* TitleDrop: Rocksy refers to the group as the Mighty Ones in one episode, though she becomes resigned to the fact that Berry's name "The Bone Jugglers", sounds cooler.
* YourSizeMayVary: How small the characters are relative to other things seems exaggerated and inconsistent in scale to other things and creatures, only generally kept to tiny.
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The series follows the hilarious adventures of four small-but-mighty best friends: Twig, Rocksy, Leaf, Twig (Creator/JoshBrener), Rocksy (Creator/JessicaMcKenna), Leaf (Jimmy Tatro), and Very Berry.Berry (Alex Cazares). The pals live in an unkempt yard belonging to a trio of equally unkempt humans and, despite the obstacles they face, are always up for whatever life throws at them. Whether they’re soaring on soda lids, getting stuck in a ball of sticky goop, or worshipping a broken toilet, each day holds the promise of new adventures and surprises.
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* GenderEqualEnsemble: Berry and Rocksy are girls, Twig and Leaf are guys.
* {{Lilliputians}}: The characters are tiny creatures who live in a secret world.
* MouseWorld: The characters live in a tiny secret world unknown to humans, who they mistake for gods.
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* AnthropomorphicFood: Very Berry is an anthropomorphic strawberry.
* GenderEqualEnsemble: Berry and Rocksy are girls, Twig and Leaf are guys.
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''The Mighty Ones'' is a Creator/DreamWorksAnimation television series, created by animation veterans Sunil Hall (''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'', ''WesternAnimation/ThePenguinsOfMadagascar'') and Lynne Naylor (''WesternAnimation/SamuraiJack'', ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries''). It will premiere on Creator/{{Hulu}} and Creator/{{Peacock}} on November 9, 2020.
The series follows the hilarious adventures of four small-but-mighty best friends: Twig, Rocksy, Leaf, and Very Berry. The pals live in an unkempt yard belonging to a trio of equally unkempt humans and, despite the obstacles they face, are always up for whatever life throws at them. Whether they’re soaring on soda lids, getting stuck in a ball of sticky goop, or worshipping a broken toilet, each day holds the promise of new adventures and surprises.
Watch the first trailer [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1_m5EgbZkU here]].
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!!''The Mighty Ones'' provides examples of:
* AnimateInanimateObject: The main cast are a twig, a rock, a leaf, and a strawberry.
* AnthropomorphicFood: Very Berry is an anthropomorphic strawberry.
* GenderEqualEnsemble: Berry and Rocksy are girls, Twig and Leaf are guys.
* {{Lilliputians}}: The characters are tiny creatures who live in a secret world.
* MouseWorld: The characters live in a tiny secret world unknown to humans, who they mistake for gods.
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''The Mighty Ones'' is a Creator/DreamWorksAnimation television series, created by animation veterans Sunil Hall (''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'', ''WesternAnimation/ThePenguinsOfMadagascar'') and Lynne Naylor (''WesternAnimation/SamuraiJack'', ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries''). It will premiere on Creator/{{Hulu}} and Creator/{{Peacock}} on November 9, 2020.
The series follows the hilarious adventures of four small-but-mighty best friends: Twig, Rocksy, Leaf, and Very Berry. The pals live in an unkempt yard belonging to a trio of equally unkempt humans and, despite the obstacles they face, are always up for whatever life throws at them. Whether they’re soaring on soda lids, getting stuck in a ball of sticky goop, or worshipping a broken toilet, each day holds the promise of new adventures and surprises.
Watch the first trailer [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1_m5EgbZkU here]].
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!!''The Mighty Ones'' provides examples of:
* AnimateInanimateObject: The main cast are a twig, a rock, a leaf, and a strawberry.
* AnthropomorphicFood: Very Berry is an anthropomorphic strawberry.
* GenderEqualEnsemble: Berry and Rocksy are girls, Twig and Leaf are guys.
* {{Lilliputians}}: The characters are tiny creatures who live in a secret world.
* MouseWorld: The characters live in a tiny secret world unknown to humans, who they mistake for gods.
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