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* QuarterHourShort: Production-wise, the series was originally produced this way, with the final episode featuring the "part 1" and "part 2" title cards. In fact, IMDB lists the series by its production order rather than broadcast. However, it aired as a [[ThreeShorts Two Shorts]] program in France.
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* InterspeciesRomance: A one-sided example. Due to the events of "Forget Me Yeti", Rufus ends up developing a crush on Gustav (although the circumstances of the episode mean she doesn't know he's a yeti and remembers very little beyond having feelings for a big guy with lots of yellow hair). [[spoiler:Averted in the GrandFinale though when she remembers she's actually a lesbian!]]
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The series follows 12-year-old Osmo, a laidback and optimistic SurferDude who moves with his plumber father Ned to the QuirkyTown of Winterton, a tiny alpine village in the European Arctic that, [[MeaningfulName as the name implies,]] is under an EndlessWinter. Ned has been appointed "executive plumber" of Winterton by the town's uptight mayor Chrome, who also happens to be Osmo's uncle through marriage to Ned's cousin Lydia. Chrome and Lydia have a daughter named Rita, a brave and adventurous girl of Osmo's age who dreams of becoming a monster researcher. Rita is convinced that man-eating monsters live on the slopes of nearby Monster Mountain, even despite her father's adamant belief that there is no such thing as monsters and how greatly the EccentricTownsfolk of Winterton fear monsters (whom they drive off by singing).
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The series follows 12-year-old Osmo, a laidback and optimistic SurferDude who moves with his plumber father Ned to the QuirkyTown of Winterton, a tiny alpine village in the European Arctic that, [[MeaningfulName as the name implies,]] is under an EndlessWinter. Ned has been appointed "executive plumber" of Winterton by the town's uptight rules-obsessed mayor Chrome, who also happens to be Osmo's uncle through marriage to Ned's cousin Lydia. Chrome and Lydia have a daughter named Rita, a brave and adventurous girl of Osmo's age who dreams of becoming a monster researcher. Rita is convinced that man-eating monsters live on the slopes of nearby Monster Mountain, even despite her father's adamant belief that there is no such thing as monsters and how greatly the EccentricTownsfolk of Winterton fear monsters (whom they drive off by singing).
* BlandNameProduct: Winterton has its own version of Eurovision called Wintervision (although coincidentally, [[https://eurovision.tv/story/wintervision-2022 in 2021, Eurovision did actually announce a 2022 Wintervision for April Fool's]]).
* CloudCuckoolander: As EccentricTownsfolk, most of the citizens of Winterton fall under this to a certain degree (Miss Atomic Pie talks to her own pies, for instance), but the excitable and childlike Gustav also qualifies.
* GrandFinale: "Musical Monster Mayhem". Let's see, [[spoiler: Osmo celebrates his one-year anniversary of arriving in Winterton, Rita cures Gustav of his fear of singing, Gustav is exposed as a yeti to all of Winterton, Chrome declares war on the monsters and unleashes a giant robot to attack them, Osmo and Rita discover why monsters are afraid of singing, Lydia helps them cure the monsters of their fear of singing, ''everybody'' (citizens of Winterton included) joins forces to stop Chrome's robot, and Chrome declares human-monster friendship after being defeated. And with that, the series ends on the citizens of Winterton and the inhabitants of Monster Mountain finally being able to live together in peace and harmony as they did long ago... only for the SequelHook to set up a BigBad for a potential Season 2.]]
* HumongousMecha: In the GrandFinale "Musical Monster Mayhem", [[spoiler:Mayor Chrome unleashes a giant robot called the Chromatron to attack Monster Mountain... with supersonic yodeling, of course.]]
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* LoonyLaws: Mayor Chrome has many laws for the citizens of Winterton, and several of these fall under them. To give you a taste, you MUST know how to ski if you want to live in Winterton, it is forbidden to sing while building a snowman, and if you fail 17 times at something, you have to give it up forever.
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* LoonyLaws: Mayor Chrome has many is constantly writing new laws for the citizens of Winterton, and several many of these fall under them. To give you a taste, you MUST know how to ski if you want to live in Winterton, it is forbidden to sing while building a snowman, licking icicles on Tuesdays is illegal, animals are allowed to have snowmobile licenses, and if you fail 17 times at something, you have to give it up forever.
* MonsterInTheIce:
** A giant reptilian monster can be seen frozen in the glacier chasm that leads to Monster Mountain, with only his arm exposed. According to Gustav, his name is Bill. He usually appears in the show's IdiosyncraticWipes, but in the GrandFinale, [[spoiler:he's partly freed from the glacier by the main trio and reveals to them why monsters are afraid of singing.]]
** A more spoilery example. [[spoiler:The final scene of the GrandFinale shows a huge monster arm accompanied by a menacing voice burst from the ice deep inside Monster Mountain, establishing the SequelHook for a potential Season 2.]]
** A giant reptilian monster can be seen frozen in the glacier chasm that leads to Monster Mountain, with only his arm exposed. According to Gustav, his name is Bill. He usually appears in the show's IdiosyncraticWipes, but in the GrandFinale, [[spoiler:he's partly freed from the glacier by the main trio and reveals to them why monsters are afraid of singing.]]
** A more spoilery example. [[spoiler:The final scene of the GrandFinale shows a huge monster arm accompanied by a menacing voice burst from the ice deep inside Monster Mountain, establishing the SequelHook for a potential Season 2.]]
* MultiPartEpisode: The first episode of the series "Winterton is Coming" immediately leads into the plot of the second episode "The First Supper". On the other hand, the GrandFinale "Musical Monster Mania" is divided into a Part 1 and a Part 2.
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* RulesLawyer: Mayor Chrome takes rules extremely seriously and does everything he can to enforce them and ensure everyone is following them, himself included.
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* RulesLawyer: Mayor Chrome takes rules extremely seriously and is constantly coming up with new ones for Winterton. He does everything he can to enforce them his rules and ensure everyone is following them, himself included.
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* SequelEpisode: "Secrets, Lies, and Monster Ties" acts as a continuation to the events of "Momster". Also picks up on elements of the episode "Monster Swap", "Tree-ta", and "The Thingy".
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* SequelEpisode: "Secrets, Lies, and Monster Ties" acts as a continuation to the events of "Momster". Also picks up on elements of the episode "Monster Swap", "Tree-ta", and "The Thingy". "Wild Things" and the GrandFinale also follow up on this episode, although the latter also follows up on some plot hooks from "Forget Me Yeti".
* SequelHook: In the GrandFinale "Musical Monster Mayhem", [[spoiler:the Spirit of the Aurora Borealis comments that the newly rekindled peace and friendship between monsters and Wintertonians might be short-lived. Cut to inside Monster Mountain, where a massive monster arm bursts from the ice accompanied by a menacing voice that announces "Just wait until you get a load of ''moi''".]]
* SequelHook: In the GrandFinale "Musical Monster Mayhem", [[spoiler:the Spirit of the Aurora Borealis comments that the newly rekindled peace and friendship between monsters and Wintertonians might be short-lived. Cut to inside Monster Mountain, where a massive monster arm bursts from the ice accompanied by a menacing voice that announces "Just wait until you get a load of ''moi''".]]
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* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes:
** The villagers of Winterton fear monsters so much that they start running around in fear outside after watching a monster movie.
** Monsters hate music, as they are vulnerable to it. [[spoiler: ...except they aren't, and it was just a misunderstanding caused by Winterton's founder's [[DreadfulMusician horrible singing]].]]
** The villagers of Winterton fear monsters so much that they start running around in fear outside after watching a monster movie.
** Monsters hate music, as they are vulnerable to it. [[spoiler: ...except they aren't, and it was just a misunderstanding caused by Winterton's founder's [[DreadfulMusician horrible singing]].]]
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* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes:
**WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes: The villagers monsters of Monster Mountain are terrified of singing, even believing it is harmful to them. The citizens of Winterton actually employ this as a defense against possible monster attack. [[spoiler:In the GrandFinale however, Rita and Osmo are able to cure Gustav of his fear through exposure therapy and make him realize he isn't actually harmed by singing. As it turns out, town co-founder Wallace Wint was simply such a bad singer that he the monsters so much that they start running around in fear outside after watching a monster movie.
** Monsters hate music, as they are vulnerablecame to it. [[spoiler: ...except they aren't, believe singing could hurt them and it was just a misunderstanding caused by Winterton's founder's [[DreadfulMusician horrible singing]].subsequently fled to Monster Mountain, thus ending the previous peaceful coexistence between monsters and Wintertonians.]]
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** Monsters hate music, as they are vulnerable
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The series follows 12-year-old Osmo, a laidback and optimistic SurferDude who moves with his plumber father Ned to the QuirkyTown of Winterton, a tiny alpine village in the European Arctic that, [[MeaningfulName as the name implies,]] is under an EndlessWinter. Ned has been appointed executive plumber of Winterton by the town's uptight mayor Chrome, who also happens to be Osmo's uncle through marriage to Ned's cousin Lydia. Chrome and Lydia have a daughter named Rita, a brave and adventurous girl of Osmo's age who dreams of becoming a monster researcher. Rita is convinced that man-eating monsters live on the slopes of nearby Monster Mountain, even despite her father's adamant belief that there is no such thing as monsters and how greatly the EccentricTownsfolk of Winterton fear monsters (whom they drive off by singing).
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The series follows 12-year-old Osmo, a laidback and optimistic SurferDude who moves with his plumber father Ned to the QuirkyTown of Winterton, a tiny alpine village in the European Arctic that, [[MeaningfulName as the name implies,]] is under an EndlessWinter. Ned has been appointed executive plumber "executive plumber" of Winterton by the town's uptight mayor Chrome, who also happens to be Osmo's uncle through marriage to Ned's cousin Lydia. Chrome and Lydia have a daughter named Rita, a brave and adventurous girl of Osmo's age who dreams of becoming a monster researcher. Rita is convinced that man-eating monsters live on the slopes of nearby Monster Mountain, even despite her father's adamant belief that there is no such thing as monsters and how greatly the EccentricTownsfolk of Winterton fear monsters (whom they drive off by singing).
* ApatheticTeacher: Osmo and Rita's schoolteacher Mr. Fogg is extremely lazy and uncaring. He'll find any excuse to not have to teach his students, often letting Rita take his place or disguising meaningless activities as lessons.
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* BizarreTasteInFood: Being a monster, Gustav tends to enjoy rather... unusual dishes. The smellier and more disgusting, the better. In particular, he loves rotten fish, and he often uses his own toe jam in his recipes.
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* BizarreTasteInFood: BizarreTasteInFood:
** Being a monster, Gustav tends to enjoy rather... unusual dishes. The smellier and more disgusting, the better. In particular, he loves rotten fish, and he often uses his own toe jam in his recipes. Special shout-out however goes to his mo-dough, which is so rancid and vile, that it's very smell gives amnesia to ''everyone'' in Winterton.
** Mayor Chrome normally isn't this, but when he's stressed, he starts eating this way. The results are not pretty.
** Being a monster, Gustav tends to enjoy rather... unusual dishes. The smellier and more disgusting, the better. In particular, he loves rotten fish, and he often uses his own toe jam in his recipes. Special shout-out however goes to his mo-dough, which is so rancid and vile, that it's very smell gives amnesia to ''everyone'' in Winterton.
** Mayor Chrome normally isn't this, but when he's stressed, he starts eating this way. The results are not pretty.
* BunnyEarsLawyer: But even despite his goofy, laidback personality, Ned is incredibly skilled with Winterton's pipes, and has even saved the town a few times with his skills with a wrench.
* DumbMuscle: Rufus, the town's resident police officer, is a hulking but dimwitted woman with a childlike demeanor who helps enforce Mayor Chrome's many laws.
* ForHalloweenImGoingAsMyself: In "Gotta Get Goosey", Gustav makes himself the mascot for Chrome's planned Winterton Winter Games by simply stepping out of his usual disguises and going around without any clothes, counting on Winterton to assume him to be a man in a realistic yeti costume.
* GrumpyOldMan: Old Man Ukko, Winterton's oldest resident and generally kind of a jerk.
* HonestJohnsDealership: Winterton's general store owner Mr. Cavity is typically characterized as slick and dishonest, often overcharging for his merchandise and tricking people into buying things they don't need (or didn't even want in the first place!).
* IdentityAmnesia: The ''entire town'' experiences this in "Forget Me Yeti" thanks to one of Gustav's recipes. As a result, Gustav now believes he is married to Rufus and Osmo and Rita are his kids, and everyone else in Winterton believes them to be the royal family. Chaos quickly ensues as everybody tries to take on new jobs and lives, only to all prove astoundingly bad at them.
* IdentityAmnesia: The ''entire town'' experiences this in "Forget Me Yeti" thanks to one of Gustav's recipes. As a result, Gustav now believes he is married to Rufus and Osmo and Rita are his kids, and everyone else in Winterton believes them to be the royal family. Chaos quickly ensues as everybody tries to take on new jobs and lives, only to all prove astoundingly bad at them.
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* RecurringExtra: Winterton has a small set of regularly appearing citizenry who are never really the focus of an episode, but always get a few lines and minor roles in any episode. Among the more prominent of them are general store owner Mr. Cavity, police officer Rufus, senior citizen Old Man Ukko, and Osmo and Rita's teacher Mr. Fogg.
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* RecurringExtra: Winterton has a small set of regularly appearing citizenry who are never really the focus of an episode, but always get a few lines and minor roles in any episode. Among the more prominent of them are general store owner Mr. Cavity, police officer Rufus, senior citizen Old Man Ukko, and Osmo and Rita's teacher Mr. Fogg.Fogg, but we also regularly see Anders' unnamed socialite mother, the owner of the town's snack pie shack Miss Atomic Pie, and brly woodcutter Lucas Lumberjack.
* TinyTyrannicalGirl: Anders' little sister, whom we meet in "Yeti Bear", is a shrill, bossy brat who even terrorizes her bully of an older brother.
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** On the subject of mustelids, wolverines also regularly menace, Osmo, Rita, and Gustav. Not always in the typically animalistic way though - the trio have a little tradition of playing hockey against them!
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** On the subject of mustelids, wolverines also regularly menace, Osmo, Rita, and Gustav. Not always in the typically animalistic way though - the trio have a little tradition of playing hockey against them!them! The episode "Wolverina" also features one as the antagonist.
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The series follows 12-year-old Osmo, a laidback and optimistic SurferDude who moves with his plumber father Ned to the QuirkyTown of Winterton, a tiny alpine village in the European Arctic that, [[MeaningfulName as the name implies,]] is under an EndlessWinter. Ned has been appointed executive plumber of Winterton by the town's mayor Chrome, who also happens to be Osmo's uncle through marriage to Ned's cousin Lydia. Chrome and Lydia have a daughter named Rita, a brave and adventurous girl of Osmo's age who dreams of becoming a monster researcher. Rita is convinced that man-eating monsters live on the slopes of nearby Monster Mountain, even despite her father's adamant belief that there is no such thing as monsters and how greatly the EccentricTownsfolk of Winterton fear monsters (whom they drive off by singing).
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The series follows 12-year-old Osmo, a laidback and optimistic SurferDude who moves with his plumber father Ned to the QuirkyTown of Winterton, a tiny alpine village in the European Arctic that, [[MeaningfulName as the name implies,]] is under an EndlessWinter. Ned has been appointed executive plumber of Winterton by the town's uptight mayor Chrome, who also happens to be Osmo's uncle through marriage to Ned's cousin Lydia. Chrome and Lydia have a daughter named Rita, a brave and adventurous girl of Osmo's age who dreams of becoming a monster researcher. Rita is convinced that man-eating monsters live on the slopes of nearby Monster Mountain, even despite her father's adamant belief that there is no such thing as monsters and how greatly the EccentricTownsfolk of Winterton fear monsters (whom they drive off by singing).
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* AgentScully: Mayor Chrome is extremely convinced that monsters don't exist, even if he has anti-monster measures for the town. Justified by him being originally an outsider to Winterton, meaning the Wintertonians' fear of monsters predates him being mayor, so he has to play along with their superstitions to stay in their favor, even if her personally does not agree with them.
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* AgentScully: Mayor Chrome is extremely convinced that monsters don't exist, even if he has anti-monster measures for the town. Justified by him being originally an outsider to Winterton, meaning the Wintertonians' fear of monsters predates him being mayor, so he has to play along with their superstitions to stay in their favor, even if her he personally does not agree with them.
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* SecretSecretKeeper: [[spoiler:"Secrets, Lies, and Monster Ties" reveals that Lydia knew Gustav was a yeti the entire time! And that she lmew about Rita and Emmer's friendship in "Monster Swap".]]
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* SecretSecretKeeper: [[spoiler:"Secrets, Lies, and Monster Ties" reveals that Lydia knew Gustav was a yeti the entire time! And that she lmew knew about Rita and Emmer's friendship in "Monster Swap".]]
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* ThreeAmigos
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* UltimateAuthorityMayor: Mayor Chrome basically runs the town as as its highest authority. While this is somewhat justified by how isolated Winterton is from the rest of the world, it's established in "Chromocracy" that he ''made himself'' the mayor of Winterton when he first arrived and has been unopposed for over 20 years as the town has never had an election (the town didn't even ''have'' a mayor before he became mayor!).
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* UltimateAuthorityMayor: Mayor Chrome basically runs the town as as its highest authority. While this is somewhat justified by how isolated Winterton is from the rest of the world, it's established in "Chromocracy" that he ''made himself'' the mayor of Winterton when he first arrived and has been unopposed for over 20 years as the town has never had an election (the town didn't even ''have'' a mayor before he became mayor!).showed up!).
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Sure enough, Osmo discovers his surfboard has been stolen, and when he goes off to search for it, he discovers it to have been taken by a real, live monster! The beast in question is a towering, yellow-furred abominable snowman named Gustav, who contrary to what Osmo and Rita initially assume of him, is a joyful and energetic GentleGiant who prefers having fun instead of eating people as his fellow monsters do. The three become fast friends, and together they have adventures all over Winterton and Monster Mountain, while also learning quite a bit about the world around them. However, Osmo and Rita must keep Gustav's existence a secret from Winterton's superstitious populace (thankfully, for them Gustav's also a MasterOfDisguise), and in turn, Gustav has to keep his new human friends safe from the appetites of his more dangerous fellow monsters.
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Sure enough, Osmo discovers his surfboard has been stolen, and when he goes off to search for it, he discovers it to have been taken by a real, live monster! The beast in question is a towering, yellow-furred abominable snowman named Gustav, who contrary to what Osmo and Rita initially assume of him, is a joyful and energetic GentleGiant who prefers having fun instead of eating people as his fellow monsters do. The three become fast friends, and together they have adventures all over Winterton and Monster Mountain, while also learning quite a bit about the world around them. However, Osmo and Rita must keep Gustav's existence a secret from Winterton's superstitious populace (thankfully, (thankfully for them them, Gustav's also a MasterOfDisguise), and in turn, Gustav has to keep his new human friends safe from the appetites of his more dangerous fellow monsters.
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* AgentScully: Mayor Chrome is extremely convinced that monsters don't exist, even if he has anti-monster measures for the town.
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* AgentScully: Mayor Chrome is extremely convinced that monsters don't exist, even if he has anti-monster measures for the town. Justified by him being originally an outsider to Winterton, meaning the Wintertonians' fear of monsters predates him being mayor, so he has to play along with their superstitions to stay in their favor, even if her personally does not agree with them.
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* EccentricTownsfolk: The people of Winterton. They live in constant fear of monsters that they drive off by yodelling, take skiing so seriously that it's a ''requirement'' to live in Winterton, drink pinesap from boots, and have cats deliver their mail, among other quirks.
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* EccentricTownsfolk: The people of Winterton. They live in constant fear of monsters that they drive off by yodelling, yodeling, take skiing so seriously that it's a ''requirement'' to live in Winterton, drink pinesap from boots, and have cats deliver their mail, among other quirks.
* {{Foil}}: Mayor Chrome to Osmo. Both are outsiders who moved to Winterton, but whereas Mayor Chrome is an uptight RulesLawyer who takes order in his town extremely seriously and has managed to become its leader as a result, Osmo is a laidback SurferDude whose ForbiddenFriendship with Gustav is a key part of the series and is often a FishOutOfWater as a result.
* ForbiddenFriendship: Osmo and Rita's friendship with Gustav is forbidden by the societal norms of their respective worlds (Winterton and Monster Mountain), as the people of Winterton hate and fear monsters, while the inhabitants of Monster Mountain love to eat humans. For this reason, the kids and Gustav must keep their friendship secret from the rest of the world, knowing 100% that they're breaking the rules by doing so.
* ForbiddenFriendship: Osmo and Rita's friendship with Gustav is forbidden by the societal norms of their respective worlds (Winterton and Monster Mountain), as the people of Winterton hate and fear monsters, while the inhabitants of Monster Mountain love to eat humans. For this reason, the kids and Gustav must keep their friendship secret from the rest of the world, knowing 100% that they're breaking the rules by doing so.
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* NorseByNorsewest: Averted. The series is implied to be set somewhere in Lapland (the Arctic regions of Finland), but other than being depicted as perpetually snowy and set in an alpine landscape with skiing and yodellers, the people of Winterton are pretty non-stereotypical (if rather quirky). The show even goes out of its way to feature Finnish culture, including such traditions as ice-swimming, May Day celebrations, crayfish parties, kantele instruments, bucket queues, and of course, saunas
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* NorseByNorsewest: Averted. The series is implied to be set somewhere in Lapland (the Arctic regions of Finland), but other than being depicted as perpetually snowy and set in an alpine landscape with skiing and yodellers, yodelers, the people of Winterton are pretty non-stereotypical (if rather quirky). The show even goes out of its way to feature Finnish culture, including such traditions as ice-swimming, May Day celebrations, crayfish parties, kantele instruments, bucket queues, and of course, saunas
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* QuirkyTown: Winterton, an isolated village deep in the Arctic Circle whose locals are obsessed with skiing, yodelling, and pinesap. They firmly believe monsters to be 100% real (much to the frustration of their mayor) and endlessly worry about a possible monster attack.
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* QuirkyTown: Winterton, an isolated village deep in the Arctic Circle whose locals are obsessed with skiing, yodelling, yodeling, and pinesap. They firmly believe monsters to be 100% real (much to the frustration of their mayor) and endlessly worry about a possible monster attack.
* ThreeAmigos
* TongueOnTheFlagpole: One of the show's recurring IdiosyncraticWipes has this happen to an unfortunate reindeer.
* TwoGuysAndAGirl: Osmo and the titular yeti Gustav are the two guys, while Osmo's cousin Rita is the girl.
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* WhenTreesAttack: Monster Mountain is home to sapient monster trees. They often show up in the IdiosyncraticWipes, but the episode "Tree-ta" sees a pine planted by Rita in the town square grow into one as a result of Osmo and Gustav giving it special monster fertilizer (implying this is how the ones of Monster Mountain come to be).
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* WhenTreesAttack: Monster Mountain is home to sapient monster trees. They often show up in the IdiosyncraticWipes, but the episode "Tree-ta" sees a pine planted by Rita in the town square grow into one as a result of Osmo and Gustav giving it special monster fertilizer (implying this is how the ones of on Monster Mountain come to be).
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* WickedWeasel: In the episode "A Necessary Weasel", Osmo accidentally incurs the wrath of Winterton's weasel population, leading the weasels to declare war on the humans and subsequently ruin Winterton's Herring Day holiday.
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** In the episode "A Necessary Weasel", Osmo accidentally incurs the wrath of Winterton's weasel population, leading the weasels to declare war on the humans and subsequently ruin Winterton's Herring Dayholiday.holiday.
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** In the episode "A Necessary Weasel", Osmo accidentally incurs the wrath of Winterton's weasel population, leading the weasels to declare war on the humans and subsequently ruin Winterton's Herring Day
** On the subject of mustelids, wolverines also regularly menace, Osmo, Rita, and Gustav. Not always in the typically animalistic way though - the trio have a little tradition of playing hockey against them!
