History WesternAnimation / TuttleTwins

Tuttle Twins is a crowdfunded animated EdutainmentShow created by Daniel Harmon.[[note]]Not to be confused with Creator/DanHarmon.[[/note]] The show is based on the book series of the same name created by Conner Boyack, who is also one of the show's executive producers. The first episode, "When Laws Give You Lemons" debuted on October 12th, 2021. Every episode can be viewed on Website/YouTube and on the Creator/AngelStudios app ''for free.''

The first season was funded by a total of 8,731 investors. The cartoon was formally the most crowdfunded kids show of all time before it was eventually surpassed by WesternAnimation/TheWingfeatherSaga.

* CallBack: Previous episodes are frequently referenced. The season 2 premier briefly recaps the [[AnAesop aesop]] of the season 1 premier.

* BreakingTheFourthWall: While everyone is trapped in the western age, Gabby points out that their only hope of getting back home is if the twins "learned a [[AnAesop valuable lesson]] in the time it takes to watch a children’s show, not counting commercials if this goes to network.”

* AnAesop: For every episode, there is a moral to be learned. Sometimes, during the second half of each episode, the main characters run out of knowledge juice and are trapped in another world. For them to return home, they must learn a lesson, which helps refill their fuel tank with knowledge juice.

Tuttle Twins is a crowdfunded animated EdutainmentShow created by Daniel Harmon.[[note]]Not to be confused with Creator/DanHarmon.[[/note]] The show is based on the book series of the same name created by Conner Boyack, who is also one of the show's executive producers. The first episode, "When Laws Give You Lemons" debuted on October 12th, 2021. Every episode can be viewed on Website/YouTube and on the Angel Studios app ''for free.''

* MagicAmpersand: Crisis & Creatures.

* RiseOfZitboy: In "Roll for Power," the twins briefly get stuck as their [[MagicAmpersand Crisis & Creatures]] characters. They undergo a powerup that puts "tricorn" Ethan through an [[RapidAging adolescent stage, complete with a face full of acne.]]

->'''Gabby:''' No! Trust me, niños, [[LampshadeHanging it's a very important legal distinction.]]

* ShoutOut: Season 2's premier, "Needs, Rights and Flamingo Fights," is chock full of pop culture references, [[ReferenceOverdosed and the season looks to have plenty more.]]
** Lyle's description of his trek to find food comes straight out of Franchise/IndianaJones.
** John Locke allows Derek to play a literal game of TabletopGame/Operation on one of his patients.
** Grandma Gabby and Derek go on a shopping spree at [[ParodyProductPlacement Hot Gothic]]. While there, Gabby directly name drops Creator/TimBurton.
** While stranded on Flamingo Island, the twins and Keith manage to catch [[WesternAnimation/FindingNemo Nemo, Dory, Marlin]] and [[Film/CastAway Wilson]].
** Keith calls one of the killer flamingos a [[Franchise/JurassicPark "clever girl."]]

** Played straight in S2E1. Gabby uses a sandal to slap FDR's hand with a firm, "No!" when he attempts to grab her wheelchair.
* ShoutOut: Season 2's premier, "Needs, Rights and Flamingo Fights," is chock full of pop culture references, [[ReferenceOverdose and the season looks to have plenty more.]]

* EasterEgg: Each episode of season 1 has a "golden gummy bear" (Ethan's TrademarkFavoriteFood) hidden within it. When the episode was livestreamed during its premier, the first viewer to spot it would win the graphic novel version of the episode.

* ShoutOut: Season 2's premier, "Needs, Rights and Flamingo Fights," is chock full of pop culture references, and the season looks to have plenty more.

** John Locke allows Derek to play a literal game of Operation on one of his patients.