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** Yves is voiced by Creator/RinoRomano in his first voice acting role. He'd later go onto voice [[Anime/SailorMoon Tuxedo Mask,]] [[WesternAnimation/SpiderManUnlimited Spider-Man]] and [[WesternAnimation/TheBatman Batman.]]
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One does not simply become a scrappy "at times". They either are, or they aren't.


** Eddie can be one at times too, beyond the episode where he was intentionally one. It's the constant "It's a well-known fact..." comments.

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** Eddie can be one at times too, beyond is also rather disliked by fans due to how obnoxious he is. If it's not the episode where fact that he was intentionally one. It's often gets Ace in trouble, then it's the constant "It's a well-known fact..." comments.comments he makes. And this isn't even counting the episode where he was deliberately annoying.
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Not a YMMV trope.


* MrFanservice: When InUniverse ExecutiveMeddling turned Ace into a Superman expy, [[https://youtu.be/apoV7TOXdxI?t=63 complete with a ridiculously top-heavy hyper muscular build]].
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* MrFanservice: When InUniverse ExecutiveMeddling turned Ace into a Superman expy, [[https://youtu.be/apoV7TOXdxI?t=63 complete with a ridiculously top-heavy hyper muscular build.]]

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* MrFanservice: When InUniverse ExecutiveMeddling turned Ace into a Superman expy, [[https://youtu.be/apoV7TOXdxI?t=63 complete with a ridiculously top-heavy hyper muscular build.]]build]].
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** Rosie's little niece Dot who virtually does nothing but constantly ask "Why?" [[note]] You'd think being voiced by Creator/TaraStrong would alleviate this, but no. [[/note]]

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** Rosie's little niece Dot who virtually does nothing but constantly ask "Why?" [[note]] You'd "Why?".[[note]]You'd think being voiced by Creator/TaraStrong would alleviate this, but no. no.[[/note]]
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* SeasonalRot: On Season 3, the format went from less emphasis on Ace and company to interrupting the story with short vignettes with an incarcerated Bugsy Vile reading short stories, Rosie and her little niece out and about, or the adventures of Yves and Stephen. This change didn't resonate well with fans.

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* SeasonalRot: On In Season 3, the format went from less emphasis on Ace and company to interrupting the story with short vignettes with an incarcerated Bugsy Vile reading short stories, Rosie and her little niece out and about, or the adventures of Yves and Stephen. This change didn't resonate well with fans.
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** In a Meta example, last episode's last scene. After finishing the Ace Hart episode of the day, Elliot finally decides to go to take summer vacations and bids farewells to not only Ace, but also the rest of the cast (cue the image from main page). He still promises that he will return soon. But he didn't. The show was cancelled.

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** In a Meta example, last episode's last scene. After finishing the Ace Hart episode of the day, Elliot finally decides to go to take summer vacations and bids farewells to not only Ace, but also the rest of the cast (cue the image from main page). He still promises that he will return soon. But he didn't. The show was cancelled.sadly cancelled before he could even keep said promise.
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** In a Meta example, last episode's last scene. After finishing the Ace Hart episode of the day, Elliot finally decides to go to take summer vacations and bids farewells to not only Ace, but also the rest of the cast (cue the image from main page). He still promises that he will return soon. But he didn't. The show was cancelled.
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* SeasonalRot: Beginning with Season 3, the format went from less emphasis on Ace and company to interrupting the story with short vignettes with an incarcerated Bugsy Vile reading short stories, Rosie and her little niece out and about, or the adventures of Yves and Stephen. This change didn't resonate well with fans.

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* SeasonalRot: Beginning with On Season 3, the format went from less emphasis on Ace and company to interrupting the story with short vignettes with an incarcerated Bugsy Vile reading short stories, Rosie and her little niece out and about, or the adventures of Yves and Stephen. This change didn't resonate well with fans.

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The example seems to have only happen during season 3. This change is to reflect that. If I'm wrong, feel free to change it back.


* SeasonalRot: Beginning with Season 3, the format went from less emphasis on Ace and company to interrupting the story with short vignettes with an incarcerated Bugsy Vile reading short stories, Rosie and her little niece out and about, or the adventures of Yves and Stephen. This change didn't resonate well with fans.



* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: The format went from less emphasis on Ace and company to interrupting the story with short vignettes with an incarcerated Bugsy Vile reading short stories, Rosie and her little niece out and about, or the adventures of Yves and Stephen. Eliot, too, got a makeover, with a hip new wardrobe.
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** Rosie's little niece Dot who virtually does nothing but constantly ask "Why?"

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** Rosie's little niece Dot who virtually does nothing but constantly ask "Why?""Why?" [[note]] You'd think being voiced by Creator/TaraStrong would alleviate this, but no. [[/note]]

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* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: Eliot, after spending most of "Howl the Conquering Hero" trying to get Artie to see him as a hero, decides that Terri deserves that title more than he does, and convinces Artie to rewrite his school paper to reflect that. At the end of the episode, Eliot calls his own mother.


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* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments: Eliot, after spending most of "Howl the Conquering Hero" trying to get Artie to see him as a hero, decides that Terri deserves that title more than he does, and convinces Artie to rewrite his school paper to reflect that. At the end of the episode, Eliot calls his own mother.
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* TearJerker: The ending of "Ya Gotta Have Hart", when, after all his attempts to get a new job after being fired, it looks like Elliot will have to give up drawing Ace Hart, thus condemning the character to "death". The fact that Ace encourages him to do so makes it even ''more'' heartbreaking, as he can't exist unless he has a job in a cartoon, meaning he's effectively committing a HeroicSacrfice for Elliot. Luckily, there's a happy ending when Elliot is rehired.

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* TearJerker: The ending of "Ya Gotta Have Hart", when, after all his attempts to get a new job after being fired, it looks like Elliot will have to give up drawing Ace Hart, thus condemning the character to "death". The fact that Ace encourages him to do so makes it even ''more'' heartbreaking, as he can't exist unless he has a job in a cartoon, meaning he's effectively committing a HeroicSacrfice HeroicSacrifice for Elliot.Elliot's sake. Luckily, there's a happy ending when Elliot is rehired.
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* TearJerker: The ending of "Ya Gotta Have Hart", when, after all his attempts to get a new job after being fired, it looks like Elliot will have to give up drawing Ace Hart, thus condemning the character to "death". The fact that Ace encourages him to do so makes it even ''more'' heartbreaking, as he can't exist unless he has a job in a cartoon, meaning he's effectively committing a HeroicSacrfice for Elliot. Luckily, there's a happy ending when Elliot is rehired.
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* MrFanservice: When InUniverse ExecutiveMeddling turned Ace into a Superman expy, [[https://youtu.be/apoV7TOXdxI?t=63 complete with a ridiculously top-heavy hyper muscular build.]]
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* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: Eliot, after spending most of "Howl the Conquering Hero" trying to get Artie to see him as a hero, decides that Terri deserves that title more than he does, and convinces Artie to rewrite his school paper to reflect that. At the end of the episode, Eliot calls his own mother.

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* TheScrappy: Rosie's little niece Dot who virtually does nothing but constantly ask "Why?"

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* BadassDecay: Rosie O'Gravy, dedicated cop and a true badass in her own right, suffered from this horribly as she got downsized into staring in segments featuring her niece Dot, cutting her out of the major stories.

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* BadassDecay: Rosie O'Gravy, dedicated cop and a true badass in her own right, suffered from this horribly as she got downsized into staring starring in segments featuring her niece Dot, cutting her out of the major stories.



* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: The format went from less emphasis on Ace and company to interrupting the story with short vignettes with an incarcerated Bugsy Vile reading short stories, Rosie and her little niece out and about, or the adventures of Yves and Stephen. Eliot, too, got a makeover, with a hip new wardrobe.

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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: The format went from less emphasis on Ace and company to interrupting the story with short vignettes with an incarcerated Bugsy Vile reading short stories, Rosie and her little niece out and about, or the adventures of Yves and Stephen. Eliot, too, got a makeover, with a hip new wardrobe.wardrobe.
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* CompleteMonster: Meat the Butcher, a sadistic canine with a habit of attacking with a cleaver, is [[JustifiedTrope an example of one designed to accommodate requests for Eliot to make the series]] DarkerAndEdgier. Naturally, Eliot deconstructs the trope by demonstrating just how unnecessarily depraved the character is and how moronic he is when Meat is tricked by Bugsy into getting meat-packaged as part of a "Senseless Showoff".
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** Eddie can be one at times too, beyond the episode where he was intentionally one. It's the constant "It's a well-known fact..." comments.
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* NightmareFuel: Screwie Louie initially comes off as just a paranoid nutjob assuming the screws are out to get him. But then Ace encounters him and he's a deranged piece of work.
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* FridgeLogic: While applicable to RuleOfFunny, the setup of both worlds leads to some questions. Like how could there be a postal service in a world where virtually every dog will attack a mailman? And then you have things like the instinct to chase cars, yet they manage to drive them. But again, RuleOfFunny comes into play.
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* BizarroEpisode: "In Your Dreams", where Eliot manages to fall asleep and then the whole episode [[RunningGag goes to the dogs]].
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*EnsembleDarkhorse: Mad Dog.
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* BadassDecay: Rosie O'Gravy, dedicated cop and a true badass in her own right, suffered from this horribly as she got downsized into staring in segments featuring her niece Dot, cutting her out of the major stories.

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* CompleteMonster: Meat the Butcher, a sadistic canine with a habit of attacking with a cleaver, is [[JustifiedTrope an example of one designed to accommodate requests for Eliot to make the series]] DarkerAndEdgier. Naturally, Eliot deconstructs the trope by demonstrating just how unnecessarily depraved the character is and how moronic he is when Meat is tricked by Buggsy into getting meat-packaged as part of a "Senseless Showoff".

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* CompleteMonster: Meat the Butcher, a sadistic canine with a habit of attacking with a cleaver, is [[JustifiedTrope an example of one designed to accommodate requests for Eliot to make the series]] DarkerAndEdgier. Naturally, Eliot deconstructs the trope by demonstrating just how unnecessarily depraved the character is and how moronic he is when Meat is tricked by Buggsy Bugsy into getting meat-packaged as part of a "Senseless Showoff".Showoff".
* TheScrappy: Rosie's little niece Dot who virtually does nothing but constantly ask "Why?"
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* CompleteMonster: Meat the Butcher, a sadistic canine with a habit of attacking with a cleaver, is [[JustifiedTrope an example of one designed to accommodate requests for Eliot to make the series]] DarkerAndEdgier. Naturally, Eliot deconstructs the trope by demonstrating just how depraved the character is and how easily he is subdued when Buggsy tricks him into getting meat-packaged as part of a "Senseless Showoff".

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* CompleteMonster: Meat the Butcher, a sadistic canine with a habit of attacking with a cleaver, is [[JustifiedTrope an example of one designed to accommodate requests for Eliot to make the series]] DarkerAndEdgier. Naturally, Eliot deconstructs the trope by demonstrating just how unnecessarily depraved the character is and how easily moronic he is subdued when Meat is tricked by Buggsy tricks him into getting meat-packaged as part of a "Senseless Showoff".

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TheyChangedItNowItSucks: The format went from less emphasis on Ace and company to interrupting the story with short vignettes with an incarcerated Bugsy Vile reading short stories, Rosie and her little niece out and about, or the adventures of Yves and Stephen. Eliot, too, got a makeover, with a hip new wardrobe.

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* CompleteMonster: Meat the Butcher, a sadistic canine with a habit of attacking with a cleaver, is [[JustifiedTrope an example of one designed to accommodate requests for Eliot to make the series]] DarkerAndEdgier. Naturally, Eliot deconstructs the trope by demonstrating just how depraved the character is and how easily he is subdued when Buggsy tricks him into getting meat-packaged as part of a "Senseless Showoff".
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TheyChangedItNowItSucks: The format went from less emphasis on Ace and company to interrupting the story with short vignettes with an incarcerated Bugsy Vile reading short stories, Rosie and her little niece out and about, or the adventures of Yves and Stephen. Eliot, too, got a makeover, with a hip new wardrobe.
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TheyChangedItNowItSucks: The format went from less emphasis on Ace and company to interrupting the story with short vignettes with an incarcerated Bugsy Vile reading short stories, Rosie and her little niece out and about, or the adventures of Yves and Stephen. Eliot, too, got a makeover, with a hip new wardrobe.

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