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* WhamLine: In the ending of "Tez Breaks Bread":
-->'''Tez''': [[spoiler:I know they are just children, but they are more unpredictable than ''we'' anticipated. Now if [[GreaterScopeVillain you]] want me to get rid of the brats, I need ''stronger poison''.]]
* WhamEpisode: "Tez Breaks Bread" reveals [[spoiler:[[BigBad Tez]] is being helped by another entity who may or may not be the GreaterScopeVillain of the series.]]
-->'''Tez''': [[spoiler:I know they are just children, but they are more unpredictable than ''we'' anticipated. Now if [[GreaterScopeVillain you]] want me to get rid of the brats, I need ''stronger poison''.]]
* WhamEpisode: "Tez Breaks Bread" reveals [[spoiler:[[BigBad Tez]] is being helped by another entity who may or may not be the GreaterScopeVillain of the series.]]
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* ChickenPoxEpisode: "La Planchada", in which Victor catches chicken pox from Valentino, but brags that he's "faster than germs" and is in denial. After infecting all his friends in a game of tag, he summons La Planchada, a spirit that heals chicken pox ''if'' you are worthy. When La Planchada comes that night, she cures Val but not Vic, unless he makes amends to all the kids he infected, [[spoiler:and threatens to flatten him with her iron if he doesn't.]]
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* DarkIsNotEvil: [[PerkyGoth Charlene]] and [[DontFearTheReaper the Bone Brothers]].
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* StalkerWithACrush: Charlene to Victor.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Clockwise: [[MoodSwinger Grandma Chata, Achi, Victor, Chata]], [[FunnyAnimal Achi]], [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold Victor]], and Valentino.[[MoralityPet Valentino]]. Missing: [[PerkyGoth Charlene]], [[TheSilentBob Pineapple]], [[TheRival Maria Teresa]], [[FatIdiot Don Jalapeño]], [[AloofDarkHairedGirl Xochi]], and [[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters a lot of other characters]].]]
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* LazyBum: The Lechuza's "children" Hoot, Caw and Talon. They are perfectly content being fed predigested food and wearing diapers that are regularly changed if it means not having to work. He may have been willing to fake an injury to get out of working, [[EveryoneHasStandards but Victor isn't OK with living that way]]
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* LazyBum: The Lechuza's "children" Hoot, Caw and Talon. They are perfectly content being fed predigested food and wearing diapers that are regularly changed if it means not having to work. He may have been willing to fake an injury to get out of working, [[EveryoneHasStandards but Victor isn't OK with living that way]] way]].
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* BlandNameProduct: The titular card game in "Suerte" is very similar to [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loteria Lotaría]].
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* BlandNameProduct: The titular card game in "Suerte" is very similar to [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loteria Lotaría]].Lotaría.]]
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* DualWorldGameplay: A rare non-video game example. The enchanted luchador masks that Victor and Valentino have allow them to see and interact with the spirit world on the mortal plane, but only as long as they wear them. Victor exploits this by taking his mask off to bypass walls in the spirit world.
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** "It Grows" contains a parody of "Low Rider" by Music/{{War}}.
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** "It Grows" contains a parody of "Low Rider" by Music/{{War}}.Music/{{War|Band}}.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: When Victor gets turned into a chicken by a Nagual he looks at his wattle and remarks "That's not supposed to be there", implying he mistook it for his testicles.
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%% * GettingCrapPastTheRadar: When Victor gets turned into a chicken by a Nagual he looks at his wattle GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and remarks "That's not supposed persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to be there", implying he mistook it for his testicles.make sure your example fits the current definition.
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* OurAlebrijesAreDifferent: Alebrijes are used to trap evil spirits, like the Aztec god of mischief Huehuecoyotl (whom the main characters accidentally free in the first regular episode). To trap them again, one has to make another alebrije and say "Estas atrapado!" ("You are trapped!") three times.
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* FourFingeredHands: Averted for the human characters. In the ''WesternAnimation/{{Villainous}}'' {{crossover}}, Val concludes that Flug and Demencia are from another dimension because they both have four fingers.
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* FourFingeredHands: Averted for the human characters. In the ''WesternAnimation/{{Villainous}}'' {{crossover}}, Val concludes that Flug and Demencia are from another dimension because they both have four fingers.fingers, which he considers too anomalous to happen twice in close proximity.
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* FourFingeredHands: Averted for the human characters. In the ''WesternAnimation/{{Villainous}}'' {{crossover}}, Val concludes that Flug and Demencia are from another dimension because they both have four fingers.
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* LovePotion: Charlene attempts to make one in "Charlene Mania". It fails to work on Victor (all it does is make him lose his hair), but it makes everyone else in town become obssessed with her
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* Crossover: "Villainy In Monte Macabre" is a crossover with ''WesternAnimation/{{Villainous}}'' .
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* Crossover: Main/{{Crossover}}: "Villainy In Monte Macabre" is a crossover with ''WesternAnimation/{{Villainous}}'' .
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* Crossover: "Villainy In Monte Macabre" is a crossover with ''WesternAnimation/{{Villainous}}'' .
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* AffectionateParody: "Lonely Haunts Club 3:La Llorona" is a send up to ''Film/TheBlairWitchProject'', complete with Found Footage and multiple instances that parody the latter's [[SignatureScene Signature Scenes]].
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* AffectionateParody: "Lonely Haunts Club 3:La Llorona" is a send up homage to ''Film/TheBlairWitchProject'', complete with Found Footage and multiple instances that parody the latter's [[SignatureScene Signature Scenes]].
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* CrossPoppingVeins: In "A New Don", the boys prank Don Jalapeño to see if they can make him so mad the veins on his forehead pop out. He finally does after [[spoiler:seeing the mess they made in the store after fighting the star creature possessing him, especially when Valentino [[SeriousBusiness moved his bookmark.]]]]
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* CrossPoppingVeins: CrazyPrepared: In "Folk Art Friends", the boys free Hue Hue so he can help them get back his minions. Hue Hue refuses, and when they try to trap him again, he breaks the alebrije... but the boys have made dozens of spares. Next he tries to close their mouths so they can't say "Estas atrapado!" three times, but Victor had a tape recorder with a recording of the phrase.
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** In "A New Don", the boys prank Don Jalapeño to see if they can make him so mad the veins on his forehead pop out. He finally does after [[spoiler:seeing the mess they made in the store after fighting the star creature possessing him, especially when Valentino [[SeriousBusiness moved his bookmark.]]]]
* CrossPoppingVeins:
** In "A New Don", the boys prank Don Jalapeño to see if they can make him so mad the veins on his forehead pop out. He finally does after [[spoiler:seeing the mess they made in the store after fighting the star creature possessing him, especially when Valentino [[SeriousBusiness moved his bookmark.]]]]
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* RealityEnsues:
** In "It Grows", Valentino almost jumps through a broken window to reach his brother, but he gets worried about the broken glass and goes through the door instead.
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* RealityEnsues:
**ReachingBetweenTheLines: In "Folk Art Friends", Hue Hue gives Valentino a TakeThatKiss over the phone.
* RealityEnsues: In "It Grows", Valentino almost jumps through a broken window to reach his brother, but he gets worried about the broken glass and goes through the door instead.
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* RealityEnsues: In "It Grows", Valentino almost jumps through a broken window to reach his brother, but he gets worried about the broken glass and goes through the door instead.
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* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: "The Babysitter", "Legend of the Hidden Skate Park", “Boss for a Day”, "Churro Kings", "Fistful of Balloons", "Guillermo's Gathering", "The Great Bongo Heist" and "Dance, Reynaldo, Dance!" are the only episodes so far with no supernatural elements.
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* AffectionateParody: "Lonely Haunts Club 3 La Llorona" is a send up to ''Film/TheBlairWitchProject'', complete with Found Footage and multiple instances that parody the latter's [[SignatureScene Signature Scenes]].
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* AffectionateParody: "Lonely Haunts Club 3 La 3:La Llorona" is a send up to ''Film/TheBlairWitchProject'', complete with Found Footage and multiple instances that parody the latter's [[SignatureScene Signature Scenes]].
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** Hue Hue calling the boys at the end of "Folk Art Friends" spoofs the ending of ''Film/SilenceOfTheLambs''.
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* EmptyNest: The reason La Llorona cries in "Lonely Haunts Club 3 La Llorona" is because she's lonely as a result of her 20 kids growing up and leaving.
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* TheHermit: The TV executive-turned-coyote from "On Nagual Hill" has become one of the hostile variant, living in a pile of garbage that he is insanely possessive of. It’s implied that this behavior is due to him going insane from being trapped as a coyote.
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* {{Expy}}: The unhinged [[BalefulPolymorph TV executive-turned-coyote]] from "On Nagual Hill" resembles the [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} screwball]] [[ScrewySquirrel version]] of WesternAnimation/DaffyDuck, right down to being voiced by Creator/DeeBradleyBaker, who voiced the character multiple times, and even uses the same voice.
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* {{Expy}}: The unhinged [[BalefulPolymorph TV executive-turned-coyote]] from "On Nagual Hill" resembles the [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} screwball]] [[ScrewySquirrel [[ScrewballSquirrel version]] of WesternAnimation/DaffyDuck, right down to being voiced by Creator/DeeBradleyBaker, who voiced the character multiple times, and even uses the same voice.
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* {{Expy}}: The unhinged [[BalefulPolymorph TV executive-turned-coyote]] from "On Nagual Hill" resembles the [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} screwball]] [[ScrewySquirrel version]] of WesternAnimation/DaffyDuck, right down to being voiced by Creator/DeeBradleyBaker, who voiced the character multiple times, and even uses the same voice.
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* XRaySparks: In "The Great Bongo Heist", Victor gets zapped, and deliriously asks, "Did you see my bones just now?"
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: El Pintor's fianceé Hiamante strongly resembles renowned Mexican artist Frida Kahlo. El Pintor himself is based on Kahlo's husband, famed muralist Diego Rivera.
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** El Pintor's fianceé Hiamante strongly resembles renowned Mexican artist Frida Kahlo. El Pintor himself is based on Kahlo's husband, famed muralist DiegoRivera.Rivera.
** Oswaldo Pescado from "Victor the Predictor" is a parody of Latin TV personality Walter Mercado.
** El Pintor's fianceé Hiamante strongly resembles renowned Mexican artist Frida Kahlo. El Pintor himself is based on Kahlo's husband, famed muralist Diego
** Oswaldo Pescado from "Victor the Predictor" is a parody of Latin TV personality Walter Mercado.
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** The voice and face of Itzel, the kind girl who wears a headdress that resembles an eagle at the Hidden Skate Park, look and sound similar to [[Disney/WreckItRalph Vanellope von Schweetz]].
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** The voice and face of Itzel, the kind girl who wears a headdress that resembles an eagle at the Hidden Skate Park, look and sound similar to [[Disney/WreckItRalph [[WesternAnimation/WreckItRalph Vanellope von Schweetz]].
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** This is PlayedForLaughs in one episode where Achi upon being asked a request says "No," and repeats in Spanish ... "No."
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Clockwise goes to the right, not left.
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