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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: A sizeable amount of ''Care Bears'' fans have had this impression, from the EarthDrift to the completely new concepts and focus for the series, and that Bedtime Bear now has a British accent.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: A sizeable amount of ''Care Bears'' fans have had this impression, from the EarthDrift to the completely new concepts and focus for the series, and that [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking Bedtime Bear now has a British accent.accent]].
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Patrick Pedraza (Good Luck Bear) is better known for his role as [[Characters/GenshinImpactWanderer The Wanderer]] [[spoiler:AKA Scaramouche]] from ''VideoGame/GenshinImpact''.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Patrick Pedraza (Good Luck Bear) is and Brenna Larsen (Share Bear and Dibble) are better known for his role their roles as [[Characters/GenshinImpactWanderer The Wanderer]] [[spoiler:AKA Scaramouche]] Wanderer/Scaramouche]] and Navia respectively from ''VideoGame/GenshinImpact''.
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* UnexpectedCharacter: One episode sees No Heart and Beastly reappear after over 30 years of being absent in the franchise.
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* UnexpectedCharacter: One episode The finale sees No Heart and Beastly reappear after over 30 years of being absent in the franchise.
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* UnexpectedCharacter: One episode sees No-Heart and Beastly reappear after over 30 years of being absent in the franchise.
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* UnexpectedCharacter: One episode sees No-Heart No Heart and Beastly reappear after over 30 years of being absent in the franchise.
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* UnexpectedCharacter: One episode sees No-Heart and Beastly reappear after over 30 years of being absent in the franchise.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Patrick Pedraza (Good Luck Bear) is better known for his role as [[Characters/GenshinImpactWanderer The Wanderer]] [[spoiler:AKA Scaramouche]] from ''VideoGame/GenshinImpact''.
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** The usage of the CareBearStare in past series have been a little controversial, with tons of people complaining about it being a creepy MindWipe that's sometimes used not only on villains, but other bears and even ''humans'' that [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything don't want it]]. In this series, not only are their powers on the fritz, since they're in the Silver Lining, but the Stare itself is not actually used on anybody in this series. Instead, it's used to make the environment better, or to get them out of situations where they wouldn't need to use them on anybody.
** A few ''Franchise/CareBears'' fans were upset that Good Luck Bear was DemotedToExtra. Here, he's ''a main character''. It's safe to assume that they wanted to replicate the FiveManBand in ''[[WesternAnimation/CareBearsAdventuresInCareALot Adventures in Care-a-lot]]'' without using [[TheScrappy Oopsy]], so they went with another green bear. And oddly enough? It worked.
** Also, before the two 3D ''Care Bears'' series, fans were upset that Tenderheart Bear, the previous leader, was DemotedToExtra as well, and replaced with Cheer Bear. In this series, they got the best of both worlds as ''canonically'' Tenderheart not only [[PassingTheTorch appoints Cheer as the new leader]], but he's still there as a recurring character, serving as [[MissionControl Caring Control]] with Bedtime and Wish Bear by his side.
** The usage of the CareBearStare in past series have been a little controversial, with tons of people complaining about it being a creepy MindWipe that's sometimes used not only on villains, but other bears and even ''humans'' that [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything don't want it]]. In this series, not only are their powers on the fritz, since they're in the Silver Lining, but the Stare itself is not actually used on anybody in this series. Instead, it's used to make the environment better, or to get them out of situations where they wouldn't need to use them on anybody.
** A few ''Franchise/CareBears'' fans were upset that Good Luck Bear was DemotedToExtra. Here, he's ''a main character''. It's safe to assume that they wanted to replicate the FiveManBand in ''[[WesternAnimation/CareBearsAdventuresInCareALot Adventures in Care-a-lot]]'' without using [[TheScrappy Oopsy]], so they went with another green bear. And oddly enough? It worked.
** Also, before the two 3D ''Care Bears'' series, fans were upset that Tenderheart Bear, the previous leader, was DemotedToExtra as well, and replaced with Cheer Bear. In this series, they got the best of both worlds as ''canonically'' Tenderheart not only [[PassingTheTorch appoints Cheer as the new leader]], but he's still there as a recurring character, serving as [[MissionControl Caring Control]] with Bedtime and Wish Bear by his side.
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* CargoShip: Kind of inevitable when they made a whole music video with Bedtime singing a love song about how much he loves tacos. There was also another with Funshine and ice cream. Most infamously though (and it is treated this way as explicitly as possible in canon), Grumpy and the Cloudseeker, a vehicle that the Care Bears use to travel around the Silver Lining that he built. The former acts ''really''.... attached to the latter at certain points in the series, and the comics basically take this attraction UpToEleven.
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* CargoShip: Kind of inevitable when they made a whole music video with Bedtime singing a love song about how much he loves tacos. There was also another with Funshine and ice cream. Most infamously though (and it is treated this way as explicitly as possible in canon), Grumpy and the Cloudseeker, a vehicle that the Care Bears use to travel around the Silver Lining that he built. The former acts ''really''.... attached to the latter at certain points in the series, and the comics basically take this attraction UpToEleven.up to eleven.
