Line #288 WebAnimation/AstroLOLogy


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2	[[caption-width-right:350:[[{{Tagline}} The stars are misaligning.]] [[note]]Left to right: Leo, Pisces, Capricorn, Aquarius, Sagittarius, Libra, Scorpio, Aries, Virgo (bottom), Taurus (top), Cancer, and the Gemini twins.[[/note]]]]
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4	''[=AstroLOLogy=]'' is a Malaysian animated series that was created by Lemon Sky Development and released several prototype shorts in 2016 before officially premiered in 2018, and is focused on short, comedic stories starring anthropomorphic versions of the western zodiac symbols, each with a personality that is supposed to fit those who are born under their symbols' constellations. The series contains no dialog and tells its stories through the visuals, with each episode being released as part of a short compilation or "chapter" and ending with a short fortune message that relates to the character that stars in that episode.
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6	The official Website/YouTube channel can be found [[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfibSAe9Y3vWzKou27hiOJw here]]. Creator/WildBrain owns the international distribution rights to the series and has it on some of their channels.
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9	!!''[=AstroLOLogy=]'' contains the following tropes:
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12	* SixIsNine: In "A Capricorn Delivery", Gemini try to impede Capricorn's delivery to their house by flipping the 9 on their door to a 6, but he just uses a tracking app on his phone to find them.
13	* ThirtyMinutesOrItsFree: A variant in "A Capricorn Delivery": when Capricorn gets held up in traffic delivering pizzas to Taurus and Gemini, Taurus points out that he arrived in 31 minutes, so Capricorn gives him five more pizzas for free. Gemini try to take advantage of this and order from him again while trying to sabotage his efforts to get to them on time, but he makes the delivery with a few seconds to spare.
14	* AgonyOfTheFeet:
15	** In "Pinheads", Gemini disguise themselves as a woman to mess up Taurus while he's about to bowl, causing him to drop the ball on his foot.
16	** In "Hot Christmas", Scorpio hides mousetraps in the snow to catch whoever keeps rebuilding his snowman. The next day, he sees that they still did and he ends up stepping on a mousetrap himself, falling over and onto the others.
17	** In "Leo's Many Faces", Leo's training involves stepping on hot coals.
18	** Another Scorpio example in "You Won't Like Scorpio When He's Mad", where he [[HulkingOut Hulks Out]] after stepping on a plastic brick.
19	* AlienAbduction: Done to Aquarius in "Abducted!" His curiosity leads to him wandering around the ship and causing general mayhem, very narrowly almost [[HurlItIntoTheSun hurling the ship into the sun]] before one of the aliens stops him and they send him back to where they found him.
20	* AlienAmongUs: "Outerspace Imagination" centers around Pisces being convinced that Aquarius is an alien. He's not, but at the end, it turns out that Gemini are.
21	* AlienInvasion: Sagittarius spends most of "In the Zone" playing a video game where she fights aliens, oblivious to everything around her, including an attack from real aliens. By the time she beats the FinalBoss, she sees that her apartment was destroyed in the attack.
22	* TheAllegedCar: At the beginning of "The Taurus Mobile", Taurus pulls up to the car dealership in a very busted-up pickup truck.
23	* AlmostKiss: In "Bumper to Bumper", Aries interrupts a kiss between Cancer and Leo as they are riding bumper cars.
24	* AlternativeForeignThemeSong: While the original version uses a brief instrumental tune for its opening and fortune messages, the Japanese dub adds an extra opening with the song [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGs7aYQ5XyE "Hate and Love"]] by Byua Musume Reloaded and a longer end credits sequence with [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zG3HUNQRsbg "Wish Upon a Star"]] by Akihiro Sakamoto.
25	* AmplifiedAnimalAptitude: In "Monkey on the Moon", Aquarius is prepping [[ApesInSpace a monkey for travel to the moon]], but the monkey won't take anything seriously, so Aquarius copies his own intelligence into its brain to make it smarter. [[GoneHorriblyRight It works a little too well]] when the monkey tricks Aquarius into taking the rocket to the moon instead.
26	* AmusingInjuries: Characters are regularly beaten, flattened, electrocuted, and blown up, and the females aren't exempt.
27	* AnthropomorphicFood: In "Taurus' Magical Bakes", Taurus makes a gingerbread man that comes to life, then several gingerbread animals that do the same thing. He bakes some oval-shaped cookies in the hopes that cookies without faces will stay inanimate, but one of them ends up growing a face and limbs anyway.
28	* AntiClimax: "Color Me Mad" ends with Cancer receiving her red belt for her karate training and then declining to fight Taurus for her black belt. As it turns out, she just wanted the red belt to go with her pinafore.
29	* AshFace: Often happens when a character is caught in an explosion, such as Taurus, Aquarius, Scorpio and Cancer in "Joke's on You" when Taurus drops a bottle of cooking oil onto an active grill, or Sagittarius and Virgo at the end of "Saggi's Baking Misadventures" from an exploding mixer.
30	* AspectRatioSwitch: Unlike every other short which is the standard 16:9 widescreen, "Cancer Terminates", befitting what it's parodying, has a {{letterbox}} format to emulate the appearance of a theatrical film.
31	* AttackOfThe50FootWhatever: "Roachzilla" has Pisces imagining an attack from a giant roach, while "Robopocalypse" has Gemini fending off a real one.
32	* AttentionDeficitOohShiny: In "Slow and Steady", Pisces and Cancer get distracted during the race by a store having a sale, while Virgo and Sagittarius stop to pet a cat.
33	* BadToTheLastDrop: "The Perfect Bean" begins with Virgo going to a café where she's served a cup of coffee that smells good and has attractive foam art, but, judging from her reaction, tastes terrible. The next place she goes to is no better.
34	* BadVibrations: In "Roachzilla", Pisces notices water rippling in the fountain in the park, alerting her to the giant roach in the city.
35	* BananaPeel:
36	** "Pinheads" has Gary distracting Taurus while he's bowling so that Gerry can put a banana peel in his path to mess him up.
37	** "In the Zone" has Sagittarius eating a banana while playing a video game, then throwing the peel on the ground behind her, unknowingly making Aries trip when he came in to try to rob her and got chased around by her dog.
38	** In "Slow and Steady", Aquarius tries to use this to cheat in a race, [[HoistByHisOwnPetard only to end up slipping on it himself]].
39	* BandageMummy:
40	** Scorpio and later Aries in "Tender Loving Care" as a result of [[NurseWithGoodIntentions Cancer]]'s nursing.
41	** "Good Grief" has Gerry ending up in a cast after hitting a rock on his bike, making Gary run errands for him while he's bedridden.
42	** Virgo during the fortune of "Distracting Virgo" after being crushed under her weapon rack.
43	** Aquarius during the fortune of "You Won't Like Scorpio When He's Mad" after being a victim of Scorpio's latest [[HulkingOut Hulk Out]].
44	** Sagittarius at the end of "Saggi the Unstoppable" from a multitude of AmusingInjuries.
45	* BeeAfraid: In "Damsel in Bee-stress", Pisces finds a single bee in a bouquet and imagines it as a giant, hostile one.
46	* BewitchedAmphibians:
47	** In "Hocus Pocus", Aquarius inadvertently turns Pisces into a toad after drinking one of her potions and belching a gas cloud in her face, but it wears off quickly.
48	** Happens to Aquarius himself at the end of "Fairy [=GodAquarius=]", courtesy of an angry Pisces, Cancer, and Virgo. It wears off during the fortune message, only for him to immediately get turned into a [[{{Pun}} toadstool]] by another spell.
49	* BigfootSasquatchAndYeti: A yeti shows up in a few shorts, most notably "High on Love" and "A Monstrous Preparation".
50	* BigOlEyebrows: Libra and Scorpio both have more prominent brows than the rest of the cast.
51	* BigRedDevil: In "One Cool Exorcist", a possessed Capricorn turns into this as he's chasing Cancer around the room. In this form, the horns on his hat turn into more demonic-looking ones.
52	* BlackComedy:
53	** Probably the earliest and most pitch-black example is the Sagittarius short "Funfair" from the 2016 series: she uses her archery skills to shoot at targets to knock penguins into a kiddie pool while her pet monkey laughs at them. The penguins retaliate by asking her to hit a target again blindfolded, while also tying up her monkey, putting it above one of the targets, and replacing the pool with a pot of boiling oil. Saggi/Sally pulls her arrow back and it cuts to the fortune before she can release...
54	** At the end of "Aries-ponsible Friend", Aries has fallen unconscious from his allergy to Virgo's cat. She pokes him with a stick like someone would with a dead body.
55	** In "Abducted!", after Aquarius decides to give himself a tour of the aliens' ship, a laser that he messed with discharges and turns one of the aliens into a pile of goo.
56	** In "Fairy [=GodAquarius=]", Aquarius grants Pisces (Literature/TheLittleMermaid) her wish of having legs... [[BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor which has the secondary effect of removing her ability to breathe underwater]]. She tries to swim to the surface [[SuperDrowningSkills but just sinks to the bottom]] (she shows up alive at the end, both wet and very pissed off).
57	* BlandNameProduct: A fictional version of Website/YouTube called "[=StarTube=]" shows up in a few episodes.
58	* BlazingInfernoHellfireSauce: In "Scorpio Feels the Burn", at a Chinese restaurant, Cancer gets three bottles of hot sauce for her and Scorpio to go with their food. Even though the "mild" sauce alone makes Capricorn on a nearby table [[FireBreathingDiner start breathing fire]], Scorpio insists on using the hottest one to avoid appearing weak, with predictable results.
59	* BlindWithoutEm: In "Perfect Sight", Virgo's eyesight worsens and she has to get glasses. When she returns them to the store later, she promptly walks into the doorframe on her way out.
60	* BoundAndGagged: In "Blast to the Past", every time Virgo replaces one of her past selves, she leaves them tied up and gagged in her closet. At the end, [[SomethingWeForgot Scorpio finds the seven of them still there]], and the fortune message shows them chasing after Virgo Prime, clearly vengeful.
61	* BrickJoke: In "Snowy Blunder", Aquarius brings his miniature snow cloud to Pisces while she's taking a bath, freezing her and the bathwater. At the end, she falls from the sky, still frozen, and lands on him.
62	* ButtMonkey: Every character suffers their share of abuse, but Capricorn easily has it the worst, with Aries and Virgo not too far behind. For Capricorn, it's usually the result of his overt sense of commitment putting him in bad situations or the universe simply being against him for that episode, for Aries, it's usually retribution for his competitive nature, and for Virgo, it's usually a product of her perfectionism or being around Sagittarius.
63	* CameraAbuse: At the end of "Aries-ponsible Friend", Aries sneezes, covering the screen in mucus.
64	* CastOfPersonifications: The characters are all the western zodiac symbols, Aries, Taurus, Gemini... you get the idea.
65	* CatGirl: In "Fairy [=GodAquarius=]", Aquarius goes into the story of ''Literature/BeautyAndTheBeast'' and turns Virgo into this rather than turning Leo back to his original form. She's not happy about it.
66	* CatsAreMean: In "Com-meow-nication", one of the cats that Aquarius uses his translator to communicate with asks for a phone, which it uses to call animal control on a nearby dog and then gives an EvilLaugh.
67	* CheatersNeverProsper: In "Slow and Steady", Aquarius attempts to maintain his lead in a race by eating a banana and throwing the [[BananaPeel peel]] behind him so the other racers slip on it. When he throws the peel into the air, it hits a bird who then drops it on the ground in front of Aquarius, [[HoistByHisOwnPetard causing him to trip on it himself]], get [[SquashedFlat trampled and flattened]] by the others, and be given a red card by Scorpio. Later, Gemini try to get a cab to the finish line, but the cab driver is Scorpio, who gives them both red cards and throws them out.
68	* ChristmasEpisode: The shorts in the chapter "The Jolliest Time of the Year" are mainly Christmas-themed.
69	* CityWithNoName: The city that the cast live in isn't officially named, most likely a consequence of the lack of dialogue.
70	* ClipShow: "Naughty or Nice" is mainly clips of Capricorn's good deeds and Gemini's mischief from other episodes.
71	* {{Cloneopoly}}: In "Checkmate Aquarius", Aquarius plays a game of Astropoly with his chess-playing robot.
72	* ComedicUnderwearExposure: In "The Heart of a Winner", during their fencing match, Capricorn causes Leo's pants to fall off.
73	* ContinuityNod:
74	** A newspaper headline showing Leo after being beaten up by Cancer in "Leo to the Rescue" appears in several episodes.
75	** The blueprints for Aquarius' robot girlfriend in "Mechanical Love" show up again in "Multiplicity".
76	** Occasionally, characters will have photos of themselves from previous episodes hanging in their homes, e.g. in "Pet Sitting with Capricorn", Capricorn's house has photos of him with the teddy bear he won in "Capricorn Takes on the Bull" and with his puppet in "Capricorn the Puppeteer", while Virgo's house in ""Missing Puzzle" Puzzle" has photos of her from "Shhhh!".
77	* CoolCar: In "The Taurus Mobile", Taurus goes to buy a new car and Aquarius suggests a fancy convertible that can also [[TransformingVehicle turn into a helicopter and boat]]. Naturally, it costs exactly a billion dollars, which the miserly Taurus is unwilling to pay for, so he strips most of the features from the car until it's down to $1,000. This includes the wheels, so he carries it away [[WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones Fred Flintstone-style]].
78	* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: In "A Flaming New Year", Capricorn goes through hell just to get a fire to light some fireworks for New Year's Eve, first running out of matches, trying fruitlessly to start a fire in other ways, and then [[RumpRoast getting his pants set ablaze]] trying to get a fire from a torch that Aries was carrying. He succeeds, only for Pisces to reveal that she had a lighter all that time.
79	* CrackOhMyBack:
80	** In "Spa-Aah!", Cancer goes to a massage and spa for relief from a backache. After Taurus' unconventional methods fix her, she throws her back out again during the fortune message.
81	** The fortune message of "Life of the Party" has Gemini dancing until the sound of both their hips cracking can be heard.
82	* CranialEruption: In "Capricorn the Puppeteer", Capricorn's hand puppet gets one when it imitates Scorpio trying and failing to break bricks with his head.
83	* CreepyDoll: In "The Doll", Pisces orders one that turns out to be haunted and murderous. Capricorn thwarts its attempts to kill her and destroys it by uppercutting it [[KillItWithFire into the fireplace]], only for Pisces to reveal that it was just the latest in her collection of similar-looking and similarly malicious dolls.
84	* CucumberFacial: In "The Boys Who Cried Candy", Gerry requests one from Cancer.
85	* CupidsArrow: In "Love-Struck" and "Wingmen", Gemini both play the role of Cupids and have the arrows to go with it. The former short has them attempting to use them to make Cancer and Sagittarius fall in love with them, but it doesn't work, leading to them getting beaten up.
86	* CuteKitten: Cats on the show are depicted as being extremely cute, and this is the whole focus of the chapter "Cat-astrophe".
87	* DeadAllAlong:
88	** Done comically at the end of "Mummy vs. Zombie": on Halloween, Capricorn and Cancer are both dressed as mummies, but Cancer's costume covers up her face. When Cancer decides to reward Capricorn with a kiss for saving her from zombies, she undoes her bandages, revealing that she was a real mummy all along and has the NightmareFace to match. This leaves Capricorn less than enthusiastic to get a kiss from her.
89	** "Paranormal Piscesity" ends with the reveal that Taurus was a ghost after Pisces was scared of her hotel room.
90	* DeadlineNews: In "Robopocalypse", after Taurus reports on a meteor crashing, the giant roach contained within it breaks into the news studio.
91	* DefensiveFeintTrap: In "Color Me Mad", at a martial arts dojo, Cancer goes up against her first opponent, Capricorn, and feigns weakness when he punches her arm so she can clobber him and claim her yellow belt.
92	* DemonicPossession: In "One Cool Exorcist", Cancer hires Libra to exorcise a possessed Capricorn. As Libra takes his sweet time with the procedure, Cancer beats the ghost out of Capricorn herself, returning him to normal.
93	* DestructiveSaviour: {{Deconstructed\|Trope}} in "The Reckless Hero": Aries focuses a bit too much on trying to apprehend Capricorn that he doesn't notice how much damage he's doing to the city. He succeeds, but Taurus arrests both of them. Aries protests and the city is shown in ruin.
94	* DinnerDeformation: In "Joke's on You", one of the Gemini twins is eaten by a snake, and he's clearly visible with his legs poking out from inside the snake's stomach. The fortune message has both of the Gemini twins eaten, both still visible as lumps within the snake.
95	* DistractedByTheSexy: Happens to Capricorn in "The Heart of a Winner" when he knocks Pisces' faceguard off. After winning their first two rounds, he becomes guilt-ridden seeing her shed a SingleTear [[LoveMakesYouDumb and throws the match for her]].
96	* [[DoesNotKnowHisOwnStrength Does Not Know Her Own Strength]]: In "A Quiet Celebration", as Cancer is pushed to her limit by her grandmother's constant requests, she gets angry while grabbbing the front doorknob. When she calms down after seeing that her grandmother just wanted to share a cup of tea with her, she takes her hand off the knob, revealing it to now be warped.
97	* TheDogBitesBack: In "The Line", after Scorpio [[ThisIsMySide divides the island that he and Libra are marooned on]], he ends up extremely lucky with all of his endeavors while Libra has no such fortune. When a boat comes by to rescue them, Libra refuses to let Scorpio onboard because the boat docked on Libra's side and Scorpio would be crossing the line to get over.
98	* TheDoorSlamsYou: In "The Unstoppable Diva", Pisces' exaggerated karaoke song ends when Aquarius and Cancer accidentally slam a door in her face.
99	* DopeSlap: In "Wingmen", Gary does this to Gerry in frustration after they expend all of their arrows.
100	* DoubleMeaningTitle: "Taurus Makes a Yummy Treat" refers to Taurus having a picnic by himself and almost getting eaten by cannibals.
101	* DreadfulMusician: In "Charming Libra", Libra's recorder playing is decidedly terrible and has the effect of making a glass next to Capricorn [[GlassShatteringSound shatter]], making Leo's phone [[StuffBlowingUp explode]], and causing a stagelight to shatter and fall. And that's ''before'' he uses it to summon snakes.
102	* DrivesLikeCrazy: Libra is suggested to be this in "1800-Scorpio" when he keeps crashing his car and calling Scorpio for a tow. Eventually, Scorpio gets sick of towing him and gives him a tricycle, only for Libra to tip it over on its side and call him again, which enrages Scorpio so much that [[{{Irony}} he drives his tow truck into a tree]].
103	* EatenAlive: In "Pet Peeves", after Virgo's attempts to discipline Sagittarius' pet alligator prove fruitless, it simply picks her up and eats her before going home to its owner. However, Virgo is then able to manipulate it from within its stomach to force it to do chores and later spit her out.
104	* ElectricJellyfish: In "Like Me, Please!", after Cancer takes a selfie among a school of jellyfish, one of them latches onto her face and zaps her, creating audible electricity noises.
105	* ElectrifiedBathtub: In "The Doll", Pisces' doll tries to do the traditional toaster-in-bathtub on her, but Capricorn wrestles it away and falls into a nearby puddle, resulting in XRaySparks.
106	* EnergyWeapon: In "Cancer Terminates", Terminator!Leo attacks Cancer and Aries with a laser shotgun.
107	* EnormousEngagementRing: In "Little Savings Big Love", after a less than ideal lunch and shopping spree, Taurus reveals that he saved up enough money to buy Pisces a massive diamond ring. The fortune message shows her having difficulty keeping her hand raised due to its sheer weight.
108	* EnsembleCast: There's no one designated main character, and all thirteen of them get equal amounts of focus.
109	* EpicFail:
110	** In "Tricks & Flicks", after being allowed to substitute in a soccer match, Aries scores a winning kick... [[OwnGoal in his own team's goal]]. All Sagittarius (their goalie) can do is glare at him, while Scorpio (their coach) falls face-first to the ground.
111	** In "Leo to the Rescue", Leo prepares to dramatically save Cancer from drowning, even calling a news crew to film it, only to trip on a conch and fall face-first right in front of the water. He ends up getting beaten up by Cancer, immortalized in the news, losing his job, and becoming a janitor.
112	** Another Leo example in "Striking the Winning Pose", where he almost wins the relay race until he catches his foot on a hurdle, causing him to fall on his face and finish in last place.
113	** Sagittarius's attempt at making a simple lemon cake in "Saggi's Baking Misadventures". She puts the ingredients in the bowl, then everything goes to hell when the mixer she uses gets jammed and catches fire.
114	** In "Scorpio's Aqua Drama", Scorpio's attempt to set up a new aquarium just causes him further stress.
115	* EstablishingCharacterMoment: The very first thing we see Aquarius doing in his debut (the first episode) is producing a love potion he intends to use on Sagittarius, establishing he's a scientist.
116	* EurekaMoment: In "Checkmate Aquarius", when his new robot proves better than him at every game they play, Aquarius sees that he built the robot with pincers for hands and challenges it to a game of rock-paper-scissors. He's able to win every time by throwing rock because the robot, by design, can only throw scissors, eventually overloading it.
117	* EveryEpisodeEnding: Each episode ends with a short on-screen fortune message that relates to one of the characters who stars in that particular story, though certain compilations will remove them.
118	* EveryoneWentToSchoolTogether: "Bullies Beware" and "Libra's Laughs Last" show that the main cast all attended the same daycare.
119	* ExcaliburInTheStone: The original story is parodied in a short actually titled "The Sword in the Stone": after Leo repeatedly tries and fails to pull the sword, Capricorn pulls it out and [[MundaneUtility uses it as a cooking utensil]].
120	* ExitPursuedByABear: Several episodes end with this happening to a lead or supporting character during the fortune message.
121	* EyeAmWatchingYou: In "Naughty or Nice", Santa!Taurus gives this to Gemini when they fail to get away with their latest antic, then again during the fortune message when they start fighting while sweeping up.
122	* EyeBeams: Part of Pisces' superpowers in "Super Drama". She uses them to attempt to kill a roach, inadvertently destroying the jailhouse that she threw Aries into.
123	* EyePoke: In "Love-Struck", Gerry does this to Gary.
124	* FacePalm:
125	** Capricorn at the end of "Santa Gets a Little Stuck" when Santa!Taurus is pondering how to get down a house's chimney with two smokestacks.
126	** Aquarius at the end of "Robopocalypse" when Gemini's arguing prevents them from landing the finishing blow on the monster they were fighting.
127	* FacePlant: Virgo does this in the fortune message of "Little Miss Perfect Score".
128	* FaceplantingIntoFood: At the end of "Sleepy Sweetie", Cancer, who was sitting on a plane and previously unable to sleep while placed between Scorpio and Taurus, passes out in her complimentary birthday cake.
129	* FairyTaleEpisode: The shorts in the chapter "A Very Fairy [=AstroLOLogy=]" spoof several fables including Literature/{{Cinderella}}, Literature/TheLittleMermaid, Literature/SleepingBeauty, Literature/BeautyAndTheBeast, Literature/JackAndTheBeanstalk, Literature/{{Rapunzel}}, Literature/TheGingerbreadMan, [[Literature/AesopsFables The Honest Woodcutter]], Literature/LittleRedRidingHood, Literature/{{Aladdin}}, Literature/ThePiedPiperOfHamelin, and Myth/KingArthur.
130	* FantasticVoyagePlot: In "Shrinking Taurus", Taurus hides an engagement ring intended for Cancer in a slice of cake, only for Aries to eat the whole thing, so Taurus pilots a miniaturized submarine into Aries' body to get it back.
131	* {{Fingore}}:
132	** In "Tender Loving Care", Aries goes to the hospital for a cut on his finger. [[NurseWithGoodIntentions Cancer]] treats it, but while snipping the excess bandage accidentally cuts another of his fingers, and this continues until she's bandaged both of his whole hands. The short ends with Taurus going in for a cut on his own finger.
133	** "In the Trauma Room" centers around Pisces [[MinorInjuryOverreaction having a melodramatic breakdown over cutting her finger]].
134	* FireBreathingDiner: Scorpio and Capricorn in "Scorpio Feels the Burn".
135	* FishingForSole: In "The Line", when Scorpio and Libra go fishing, the former catches a fish while the latter gets a boot.
136	* {{Foil}}:
137	** Many of Virgo and Sagittarius' shorts will have them serving as this to each other, the former being the straight-faced everywoman to the latter's excitable thrillseeker.
138	** Scorpio is often this to Gemini, as his short temper makes him a prime target for their goofball antics. He's also sometimes this to Capricorn, who is the friendly childlike character to Scorpio's tough guy, and to Libra, whose calm nature is the opposite of Scorpio's short fuse.
139	* FoodFight: Gemini have gotten into this twice, first in the fortune message of "When Gemi-Bye, Gemi-Cry" , then during "One Buffet Two Pranksters".
140	* TheForeignSubtitle: The series is officially known as ''[=AstroLOLogy=] ~Funny Zodiac Fortunes~'' in Japanese.
141	* FountainOfYouth: In "From Gaga to Goo-ga", as an old Leo laments his lost good looks, he sees that Aquarius hasn't aged a day, which turns out to be from using a machine that restores his youth when needed. Leo uses it himself and ends up a baby from overuse.
142	* {{Gasshole}}:
143	** In "The Sweet Smell of Revenge", after Gemini laugh at him for farting during yoga class, Scorpio gets his revenge by inviting them into the sauna with him, locking the three of them in, and putting on a respirator before unleashing a massive fart that the brothers can't escape from. During the fortune message, he releases a smaller fart that makes them pass out.
144	** In "Feeding Time", Libra becomes this from eating garlic-flavored chips and inadvertently destroys Count Taurus with his breath. The fortune message then shows him unknowingly farting in Taurus' face when the latter tries to sneak up on him again.
145	* GirlishPigtails: Cancer has a pair that are appropriately shaped like crab claws. A flashback at the beginning of "Little Miss Perfect Score" shows that Virgo also had a pair of her own as a child.
146	* GlassShatteringSound: Pisces' singing in "A Breaking Song". At first people are annoyed by it breaking all of the glass on a cruise ship, but it comes in handy for shattering an iceberg that they were about to hit.
147	* GoodAngelBadAngel:
148	** In the short "To Do or Not to Do", while at the store, Libra has both halves of Gemini serving as his angel and devil when he seems to be contemplating taking money from the register while Sagittarius is sleeping at the counter. His devil wins out, but it turns out Libra really just wanted to take a nearby marker and [[FaceDoodling draw on Sagittarius' face in her sleep]].
149	** "Naughty or Nice" does a variant: Taurus, working as a MallSanta, asks Capricorn and Gemini if they've been nice or naughty by conjuring angel and devil versions of them and having them pick one.
150	* GreaserDelinquents: Scorpio and Gemini play the role of this in "Hard Hits" when they mug Aries, Taurus, and Capricorn for their candy.
151	* GreenAroundTheGills: In "Dinner is Just...Unjust!", Libra's face turns slightly green after taking a bite of [[LethalChef Pisces]]' cooking, then Pisces' cat has the same reaction when Libra gives the plate to it.
152	* HairTodayGoneTomorrow: In "From Gaga to Goo-ga" and "Life of the Party", Leo has gone bald as an old man.
153	* HalloweenEpisode: The chapters "Happy Ahh-LOL-ween" and "Paranormal [=AstroLOLogy=]".
154	* HereWeGoAgain: In "R.I.Phone", after Pisces' phone is destroyed and a whole funeral is held for it, Cancer gives her a new one. The fortune message shows Pisces dropping that one, causing her to return to her malaise.
155	* HonestAxe: The original story is parodied in "Honesty is the Best Policy": Gerry loses an axe down a well, and a water sprite Sagittarius comes out with the axe he lost and one made of gold. Gerry wants the golden axe, but Gary scolds him and asks for the one he dropped, getting the golden one as well. Later, when Gary throws Gerry down the well, Saggi asks him to choose between the Gerry he threw (who is rightfully pissed) and an angelic doppelganger. He picks the latter, and she punishes both him and the original Gerry by fusing them together.
156	* HopeSpot:
157	** In "Candy Crushed", Cancer avoids stepping in three puddles only for a passing cab to hit her with a RoadsideWave, ruining her princess costume further.
158	** In "A Breaking Song", after Pisces' singing has split the iceberg that the cruise ship was about to crash into, the camera pans to reveal that it also shattered the ship's hull. It immediately cuts to the fortune message, where everyone is sailing home in a lifeboat.
159	* HorrifyingTheHorror: In "The Hygienist", when Count Leo sneaks up on Virgo, she notices that one of his fangs is dirty and throws him into a dentistry chair to give him a cleaning, utterly terrifying him.
160	* HospitalHottie: Cancer works as a nurse in several shorts, and she's joined by Virgo and Sagittarius in "A Procedure for Attention".
161	* IAteWhat:
162	** In "Sweating Over an Ingredient", Aquarius eats a pizza and tastes an ingredient that he can't put his finger on. Turns out it's Taurus' sweat that came off him due to the heat from the pizza coming out of the oven, the revelation of which makes Aquarius [[VomitDiscretionShot lose his lunch]].
163	** The above gets one-upped by a case of I Drank WHAT?! in "The Perfect Bean": Sagittarius serves Virgo some coffee and Virgo loves it, then asks how it's made. In the brewing room, three raccoons go into three bathroom stalls, producing a brown liquid that is then poured into a cup... yeah, Virgo's reaction says everything.
164	* IdeaBulb:
165	** In the episode "Telly Vision", Aquarius has a dream where a bunch of little Aquariuses put together a giant light bulb. When he wakes up from the dream, Aquarius figures out how to get his TV working again - just plug it back in, since he had forgotten to do so.
166	** In "Bright Ideas", Aquarius uses one to replace a burnt-out bulb in a lamp. His habit of making these later ends up being his undoing when the light gives away his and Pisces' [[GarbageHideout hiding place in a dumpster]] and Taurus mugs them.
167	* IdenticalGrandson: In "Life of the Party", Cancer is a nurse at a retirement home, but she hasn't aged along with the rest of the cast, suggesting that this Cancer is just the original's descendant.
168	* ImAHumanitarian: In "Taurus Makes a Yummy Treat", Taurus is nearly eaten by cannibalistic tribesmen.
169	* ImpactSilhouette:
170	** In the short "Sharing is Caring", Cancer begins going out with Libra and, after seeing that he and his family all just used her new toothbrush, flees in repulsion and makes this in the front door.
171	** The short "A Procedure for Attention" had Leo [[PlayingSick pretend to be sick]] to get treatment from Cancer, Virgo, and Sagittarius, only to bolt and make a Leo-shaped hole in a wall when they prepare to operate on him. {{Deconstructed\|Trope}} in that he's promptly shown laid up in bed with both of his legs and one of his arms broken from the impact.
172	* IndulgentFantasySegue: In "The Pisces Coaster", Pisces has several of these when she imagines the ways her and Capricorn riding a rollercoaster can go horribly wrong, all ending in a shot of a grave where her hair is visibly sticking out of the dirt. The first has the car flying off the track and into a hot dog cart, [[StuffBlowingUp exploding on impact]]. The second is one of the wheels coming off and the car crashing into the side of a tunnel, exploding again. The third is her safety bar breaking and her falling out of the car while it's upside down.
173	* InstantWristwatch: In "Scorpio Lets It Out", Scorpio gets one while waiting in line for entrance to the amusement park.
174	* InstrumentalThemeTune: Befitting the lack of dialogue, the opening theme to the pilot shorts and the one to the later shorts are both mainly whistling, though the Japanese dub has its own additional opening and ending themes.
175	* InvoluntaryDance: In "Breaking Some Moves", after pushing his body to its limits by dancing for hours on end to practice for a dance competition, Aries shows off to the judges and starts dancing uncontrollably. The judges are delighted because his dancing in this state is more varied than what he does normally.
176	* ItAlwaysRainsAtFunerals: It rains during the funeral for Pisces' phone in "R.I.Phone".
177	* JugglingDangerously: In "Spotlight Me", Leo tries juggling chainsaws in an effort to draw attention to him and away from his cat during their magic act.
178	* KnowYourVines: In "Curious Aquarius", Aquarius is about to eat an unidentified berry off a bush before Capricorn stops him, then he throws it away into the center of a rafflesia that immediately withers and dies.
179	* LaserGuidedKarma: Usually happens to Gemini as retribution for their antics; e.g., lying about being nice to Santa!Taurus while also setting his chair to collapse, only to open the gift boxes he gave them and finding them empty, then having to clean up during the fortune message.
180	* TheLastStraw:
181	** In "From Flubber to Fit", Taurus gets in shape over several months only to immediately regain all of the weight he lost after Cancer feeds him a cupcake. The bench they're sitting on then breaks on his end and Cancer is sent flying.
182	** "Uh-oh Spaghetti-No!" revolves around Cancer trying to have a SpaghettiKiss with Leo, forcing him to eat plate after plate of spaghetti every time something goes wrong. She finally gives him one single noodle and [[VomitDiscretionShot he throws up on her offscreen]].
183	* LevitatingLotusPosition: Since Libra floats in the air, when he's seen meditating in "Mad-itation", he's in a floating lotus position.
184	* LookADistraction:
185	** In "Adventures with Saggi", when Sagittarius and Virgo go skydiving, the former does this to push the latter out of the plane when she gets cold feet about jumping.
186	** In "Color Me Mad", when Aquarius proves resilient to Cancer's techniques, she distracts him by pointing to something and then knocks him out with a punch to the face.
187	* LovePotion: In "Scent-o-logy", Aquarius makes one with the intention of spraying Sagittarius, but he ends up spraying Taurus, Capricorn, and Leo instead.
188	* LostVoicePlot: In "The Dire Christmas Choir", Pisces, the head of a Christmas choir, pushes the other members to perform at their best and wakes up the next day to find that she's lost her own voice. On the day of the show, Aries, Taurus and Gemini sing at a lower pitch to accommodate Pisces' current disability.
189	* MadeOfIndestructium: In "Countdown to Christmas", against Virgo's warning to wait until Christmas Day, Aries opens a present that turns out to be a safe on a digital time lock. His attempts to open it prematurely with a wood axe, chainsaw, and jackhammer all have no effect, and by the time he's done, the safe's timer has run out, revealing that it was empty all along.
190	* MeatOVision: In "Kitty Kan't Wait", Libra's cat becomes hungry waiting for him to buy pet food and sees him as a fish, then tries to eat him. The fortune message shows that it succeeded.
191	* MercyKill: After being turned into a zombie in "Zombie Attack", Libra begs Aries for one, but Aries is unable to bring himself to do the deed.
192	* MesACrowd: In "Multiplicity", Capricorn uses the cloning machine that he and Aquarius built to produce clones of himself to clean up their workshop.
193	* MessageInABottle: In "The Line", Scorpio finds a bottle and plans to use it to send an SOS so he and Libra can be rescued. Libra, however, throws the bottle into the sea before Scorpio can put the cork in, causing the bottle to sink.
194	* MediumBlending: Some episodes insert live-action footage, such as the movie Virgo and Scorpio go see in "Tooth Picky" and the various scenes symbolizing time passing in "Condimental Love".
195	* MichaelJacksonsThrillerParody: A brief one during the fortune of "Mummy vs. Zombie".
196	* MidairBobbing: Libra floats in midair and can be seen bobbing up and down slightly.
197	* MikeNelsonDestroyerOfWorlds: In "Abducted!", while exploring the alien ship, Aquarius tinkers with a console and unknowingly fires a missile that blows up a nearby planet.
198	* MimeAndMusicOnlyCartoon: None of the shorts use dialogue to convey their stories, relying solely on the visuals. The Japanese version does add dialogue to the characters and end messages, though, while the Bulgarian version adds narration to the beginning and end of each episode.
199	* MirrorRoutine: The montage of Scorpio at the amusement park in "Scorpio Lets It Out" includes Aries, as a mime, copying his movements at one point.
200	* MissingYourOwnParty: Capricorn in "Capricorn the Party Starter" as a result of him falling asleep from overexerting himself setting everything up.
201	* MistakenForCheating: In "Taurus' Thoughtful Tokens", Taurus gets Sagittarius to help him win the tickets needed to get a teddy bear for Pisces. Unfortunately, Pisces sees the two of them dancing together and decks Taurus before running off in tears.
202	* MotionCaptureMecha: In "Robopocalypse", Gemini pilot one to battle a giant roach.
203	* MotivationOnAStick: In "From Flubber to Fit", Taurus gets himself to run on a treadmill by hanging a drawing of a cupcake from a metal pole on his back and dangling it in front of himself.
204	* MourningAnObject: In "R.I.Phone", Pisces breaks her phone while taking a bath, takes it to Aquarius to fix, and is distraught to learn that he can't repair it. Pisces then gives it a funeral, with Libra as the priest.
205	* MundaneUtility:
206	** In "Blast to the Past", Virgo somehow owns a TimeMachine that she's previously used to travel through time and take photos of herself in the past. When she sees her and Scorpio's wedding photo and notices that she has [[RiseOfZitboy an obvious zit]] in it, she travels back to replace her past self, then keeps doing so every time another imperfection pops up.
207	** "The Lazy Portal" centers on Libra using a portal gun for mundane tasks like getting a soda from his fridge and getting food from a drive-thru without leaving his chair.
208	** In "The Sword in the Stone", a spoof of the tale of Myth/KingArthur, Capricorn uses the titular sword as a knife to cut carrots with.
209	* MusicalisInterruptus: Pisces' song in "The Unstoppable Diva" comes to a halt when Aquarius and Cancer accidentally slam the door to the karaoke place into her.
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213	* NailsOnABlackboard: In "Color Me Mad", when Leo initially [[NoSell No-Sells]] Cancer's attacks, she pulls out a portable blackboard and runs her nails across it, stunning him long enough for Cancer to slam him onto the ground.
214	* NakedPeopleAreFunny: In "Fullmoon", when a full moon comes out, Leo tries to avoid letting Cancer see him turn into a werewolf. When he runs into the restroom, Cancer follows him in... and sees him naked because he turned back to normal when the clouds obscured the moon again and [[AvertedTrope he didn't have]] MagicPants.
215	* NegativeContinuity: Very little of the show is consistent between shorts. A character can be living in an apartment in one short and a house in another, and whoever they're dating also varies, with the most frequent pairings being Leo + Cancer, Taurus + Pisces, and Scorpio + Virgo. They'll even be married to another character in one short and then either single or dating again later. Sometimes, they'll be monsters for one short, usually during the {{Halloween Episode}}s, and then back to normal by their next appearance.
216	* NewJobAsThePlotDemands: The characters' employment varies between shorts, the most consistent being Cancer as a nurse, Virgo as a dental hygienist, Scorpio as a handyman, and Capricorn as a mover. This is lampshaded in Aries' official bio, which says that his impulsive nature means he's constantly looking for a new job.
217	* NewYearHasCome: The episodes "A Flaming New Year", "Party Perfect", and "Capricorn the Party Starter" explicitly take place on New Year's Eve.
218	* NobodyCallsMeChicken: In "Curls & Hurls", Virgo only decides to ride a rollercoaster with Aries when he makes chicken noises around her.
219	* NotQuiteBackToNormal: "A Tail of Recovery" ends with Aquarius having cured Capricorn's cold, but in the process having caused him to grow a reptilian tail that he fails to notice. The fortune message shows Capricorn having mutated further into a giant lizard.
220	* NowYouTellMe: The visual equivalent shows up in "The Line": when Scorpio sees Libra using his phone to listen to music, he tries to use it to call for help, only for the battery to run dry and Scorpio crushes the phone to pieces. ''Then'' Libra shows Scorpio that he had a portable charger all that time.
221	* OffscreenRealityWarp: At the end of "Condimental Love", after Libra's hot dog dilemma is solved, he's shocked to see that Sagittarius spent so long waiting for him that she became an old woman with a walker and IV drip offscreen.
222	* OhCrap:
223	** In "A New Planet", Sagittarius and Virgo are in space exploring an unfamiliar world and find an adorable alien that Sagittarius insists on keeping. When Virgo searches their database for the alien's species, she has this reaction to seeing a warning saying not to get it wet and that Saggi is giving it a bath, [[MakeMyMonsterGrow causing it to grow giant and burst through their ship]].
224	** At the end of "A Capricorn Delivery", Gemini have this reaction to seeing the balloons carrying their house in the air all pop at once (we don't see them fall to the ground, however).
225	* TheOlympics: The shorts in "[=AthLOLtics=]" all involve professional sports: pole vault ("High Jinks"), gymnastics ("Pisces Lands the Moves"), soccer ("Tricks & Flicks"), marathon ("Winning Appetite" and "Slow and Steady"), synchronized swimming ("Double Trouble"), boxing ("Raging Cancer"), relay racing ("Striking the Winning Pose"), curling ("Sweeping for the Championship"), table tennis ("Smashing Scorpio"), archery ("Archery Queen"), and fencing ("The Heart of a Winner").
226	* OneManBand: One of the 2016 prototype shorts features Aquarius having invented a one-man band machine so he can perform for money. When Taurus sees him playing a song, he sees that Aquarius pushes a button rigged to expand the machine with more instruments and some speakers to make the music louder.
227	* OvenLogic: In "Aries Whips Up a Disaster", Aries attends a baking class, but lacks the patience to make his dish properly. When the time comes to bake the class's bowls, Taurus sets them all to bake for 20 minutes, but Aries sets his bowl to the highest temperature for 30 seconds, causing it to catch fire and [[StuffBlowingUp explode]].
228	* OverTheTopRollerCoaster: Several are featured in the chapter "At the Ahhh-musement Park". In particular, "Space Quest" begins with Aquarius, Taurus and Virgo riding a rollercoaster that ends up being very disappointing, so Aquarius has it rebuilt into a much better one that ends in them being launched to the moon.
229	* PacManFever: The virtual reality game in "Valiant Scorpio" plays 8-bit music all the way through.
230	* PatheticallyWeak: At the beginning of "Fit for Boxing (Day)", Pisces is depicted as being so weak that she can't even do a push-up, lift a barbell, or do a pull-up, which motivates her to get in shape before the end of the month.
231	* PercussiveMaintenance: In "Bright Ideas", Aries does this to restart Pisces' car.
232	* PicnicEpisode: "Taurus Makes a Yummy Treat" is about Taurus having a picnic, but having to defend his food from some animals that want to eat it as much as he does.
233	* PieInTheFace:
234	** At the end of "Cooking with Taurus", after Taurus has baked two pies, he nonchalantly shoves both of Gemini's faces into them.
235	** The ending of "Photobomber" has Leo being thrown a surprise party, Cancer giving him a cake, and him preparing to take a selfie with it, only for everyone to photobomb him, sending the cake into his face.
236	** The ending of "Love is Sweet" has Cancer slam a cake in Taurus' face.
237	** In "Tom-Voo Doo-lery", Gemini use a VoodooDoll to make Aries slam a cake in Cancer's face.
238	* PlayingSick:
239	** Leo in "A Procedure for Attention" sees Capricorn at the hospital getting attention from Cancer, Virgo, and Sagittarius and pretends to be sick to get the same treatment. However, they prepare to operate on him, causing him to run away in fear and end up actually injured.
240	** Gemini in "The Boys Who Cried Candy" draw dots on themselves with a marker and pretend to be sick to be taken care of by Cancer. She later finds out that they were faking and is ''not'' happy.
241	* PottyEmergency:
242	** In "Winning Appetite", Taurus inadvertently wins a race when he's struck by this.
243	** Libra faces one in "The Lazy Portal". He's able to get to a public restroom in time with his portal gun low on charge, but ends up getting stuck when he opens another portal to a store to get some batteries and it closes on his butt.
244	* PrankPunishment: In "Spooks for Sweets", after Gemini scare them out of their candy, Capricorn, Pisces, Virgo, and Sagittarius join forces to disguise as three [[TheGrimReaper Grim Reapers]] and get the brothers back.
245	* {{Pride}}: Leo's defining trait, often overlapping with AttentionWhore. For some examples, in "Come Dine with Me", he "dated" his reflection in a mirror, in "Photo Booth", when he had a moment of remorse for accidentally striking Cancer and making her run out of the booth in tears, he became distracted seeing the photos he took of himself, in "Leo Throws a Party", his gifts to his party guests were also photos of himself, and when he was turned into a vampire in "Mirror Horror", he enjoyed the use of his new powers until he saw that [[MissingReflection he didn't appear in mirrors or photos anymore]] and freaked out.
246	* ProperlyParanoid: In "Monster Hunt", while Scorpio and Aries are hunting down a criminal [[BigCreepyCrawlies giant roach]], Scorpio aims his blaster at Libra's brother. Aries stops him and [[WhatTheHellHero calls him out on it]], only for Scorpio's paranoia to be well-founded when Libra's brother turns out to be the roach in disguise.
247	* PuppyDogEyes:
248	** In "Persuading Leo", Cancer repeatedly does this to Leo to get him to do effeminate things with her. Aquarius tries the same thing to get Leo to sign something, but Leo has been run ragged by Cancer doing it and instinctively slaps him.
249	** Done by Sagittarius and the alien she found in "A New Planet" when Virgo is unsure about letting the latter stay with them.
250	* RageQuit: At the end of "Countdown to Christmas", Virgo's gift to Aries is a Rubik's cube. After fumbling with it for a few seconds, he throws it to the ground in frustration.
251	* RedEyesTakeWarning: Regularly happens with Cancer when she's angry, but is done with other characters on occasion.
252	* ReducedToDust: In "Ca-Pow", after being struck by Cancer's KamehameHadoken, Aries takes a few steps and turns to a pile of green dust and {{eyes\|AreUnbreakable}}.
253	* RightOnQueue: "Rolling on Patience" sees Aries waiting in a long line for a rollercoaster.
254	* TheRival: Aries and Leo are often shown having a sort of rivalry, as Aries' CompetitionFreak nature stands in contrast to Leo's massive ego, though they have worked together as part of a three-legged race in "The Two Legged Chase".
255	* RoadApples: Gags about animals pooping show up on occasion.
256	* {{Robinsonade}}:
257	** "The Line" centers around Libra and Scorpio being stranded on a tiny island.
258	** "Party Captain Libra" has a bearded Aries stranded on another island. He tries futilely to tell Libra that he needs rescuing, leading to Libra thinking that he wants to party and leaving him behind. To make matters worse, the island is surrounded by [[ThreateningShark sharks]].
259	* {{Robosexual}}: In "Mechanical Love", Aquarius builds himself a {{fembot}} girlfriend who later becomes jealous seeing him treat his appliances as affectionately as her and goes full {{yandere}}.
260	* RuleOfThree: In "The Virgotronic", Virgo criticizes the effectiveness of Aquarius' high-tech dishwasher when she uses a magnifying glass to examine the dish he cleaned and sees that there's still food on it. Aquarius gets another dishwasher and Virgo finds bacteria when the plate is viewed under a microscope, [[SerialEscalation then he tries cleaning it with a laser and Virgo still finds microbes when the plate is viewed under an ultraviolet light wand]].
261	* RumpRoast: Happens to Capricorn in "A Flaming New Year" from his attempt to get a flame from the torch Aries was carrying.
262	* RunningGag:
263	** Pisces freaking out at the sight of roaches.
264	** A Renaissance-style painting of Cancer first appears in "Photobomber" and then shows up in several other episodes. It was eventually made available on an official phone case.
265	** The newspaper with the photo of Cancer beating up Leo in "Leo to the Rescue" appears in some other episodes ("Spooks for Sweets", "Curls & Hurls", and many others).
266	* ScaryStingingSwarm: "Face Beyond Recognition" has Leo picking some flowers for Virgo only to get beat up by bees, who make his face swell so much that he ends up locked out of his new facial recognition-enabled phone.
267	* ScreamDiscretionShot: At the end of "Creepy Crawly", after Taurus finds and returns Virgo's pet spider that he was petsitting, it cuts to the outside of Taurus's house and him screaming as he finds that it left eggs in his shower cap.
268	* ScrewThisImOuttaHere:
269	** In "A Breaking Song", as the cruise ship is about to hit an iceberg, Aries can be seen putting on scuba equipment and jumping off the deck to safety, though he's back on the ship after Pisces destroys the iceberg with her singing.
270	** At the end of "Hocus Pocus", Pisces decides she doesn't want to put up with Aquarius' antics anymore and throws him out the window. Her house then grows bird legs Baba Yaga-style, kicks Aquarius offscreen, and runs off.
271	* SelfFulfillingProphecy: In "Scorpio and the Princess", Scorpio is a king who revels in the fact that no man has ever defeated him in combat until his MagicMirror shows him getting beaten up by Cancer. He finds her and challenges her to a fight, which she initially refuses until Scorpio shoos away her animal friends, causing her to become enraged and maul him.
272	* ShaggyDogStory:
273	** Capricorn in "High on Love" climbs a mountain to get Pisces a rare flower that they saw an online article about, but it turns out she was actually excited from seeing an ad for a Valentine's Day sale in the lower right corner of said article. Left in shock, Capricorn eats the flower.
274	** "In The Nick of Time" sees Aries fighting his way through traffic to get to the airport on time. He gets there, only to remember that he left his wallet and luggage in his car when he got out of it and decided to take his scooter.
275	** In "Santa Gets a Little Stuck", against Capricorn's advice, Santa!Taurus insists on squeezing himself down a house's chimney and keeps getting stuck in different ways, eventually getting down and destroying the chimney and fireplace in the process. He then finds Capricorn waiting for him after the latter simply used the front door to get in.
276	* ShiftedToCGI: The original prototype shorts were animated in Flash, while later prototypes and the final product are all animated in CGI.
277	* ShockinglyExpensiveBill: In "You Won't Like Scorpio When He's Mad", Aquarius is able to prevent Scorpio from having another freak out by injecting him with something to calm him down in time. Then he hands Scorpio the $1,000 bill for their therapy session...
278	* ShoutOut:
279	** The virtual reality game in "Valiant Scorpio" looks a lot like ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}'' with its blocky art style. There's also Scorpio getting thrown into [[Franchise/SuperMarioBros a green pipe, then he jumps up into a floating block and grows in size after obtaining a spear of broccoli from it]].
280	** In the fortune message of "Color Me Mad", Cancer copies Chun-Li's win pose from ''VideoGame/StreetFighterII''.
281	** In the fortune message of "Mirror Horror", Leo freaks out when he starts sparkling, a reference to ''Literature/TheTwilightSaga''.
282	** The short "Cancer Terminates" features Leo playing a spoof of the [[Franchise/{{Terminator}} T-800]] sent back to kill Aries.
283	** Capricorn's short in "Gadgets & Gizmos" is titled "Lug Me No More", after the Jim Jones song "Love Me No More".
284	** In "The Drama Queen", Pisces and Taurus sit down to watch a movie that opens with a cat in a parody of the Creator/MetroGoldwynMayer logo.
285	** "Capricorn's Gotta Catch 'Em All" has Capricorn playing a spoof of ''VideoGame/PokemonGo''.
286	** Aquarius' de-aging machine in "From Gaga to Goo-ga" resembles [[Series/DoctorWho the TARDIS]].
287	** "Monster Hunt" is a spoof of ''Franchise/MenInBlack'', complete with Scorpio [[LaserGuidedAmnesia neuralyzing Aries]] at the end.
288	** In "A Capricorn Delivery", Gemini [[WesternAnimation/{{Up}} lift their house into the air using balloons]].
289	** Several of the characters' superhero and supervillain personas in "Caped Crusaders" are caricatures of licensed characters; Aquarius is WesternAnimation/InspectorGadget, Taurus is ComicBook/{{Batman}}, Leo is ComicBook/{{Superman}}, Aries is ComicBook/TheFlash, albeit with flight on top of SuperSpeed, Virgo is ComicBook/WonderWoman, Libra is ComicBook/CaptainAmerica, Cancer is Franchise/SailorMoon with a [[Franchise/DragonBall Super Saiyan]]-esque GoldenSuperMode, Gemini's FusionDance is done with two rings like the Wonder Twins' transformations, and Scorpio is ComicBook/TheIncredibleHulk in one short and ComicBook/LexLuthor in another.
290	** In "The Makeover", Sagittarius' character is a spoof of [[Film/TheRing Samara Morgan]].
291	* SleptThroughTheApocalypse: "In the Zone" has Sagittarius so distracted by playing a video game that she doesn't notice an AlienInvasion happening outside her apartment.
292	* SmellyFeetGag: In "The Boys Who Cried Candy", when Gemini [[PlayingSick pretend to be sick]] to get attention from Cancer, she reluctantly gives one of them a foot massage after seeing his feet emit visible fumes.
293	* SoulCrushingDeskJob: "Special Responsibilities" shows Sagittarius working one of these, where her job consists entirely of stamping papers. To make matters worse, Scorpio is her boss.
294	* SpaghettiKiss:
295	** In "Mechanical Love", Cancer and Leo are seen doing one at the beginning, then Aquarius and his robot girlfriend do the same later.
296	** Cancer spends the short "Uh-oh Spaghetti-No!" trying to do this with Leo and failing each time. After stuffing him with several plates, she tries with [[TheLastStraw one last noodle]] [[VomitDiscretionShot that causes him to give]].
297	* SpeakingSimlish: The characters can speak and occasionally sing, it just comes out as indistinct babbling. The closest things to English ever spoken are in "Cat About You" when Leo lets out a coherent "Meow" and in "Stealing Back the Show" when an unseen announcer says what sounds like Leo and Cancer's names, albeit slurred.
298	* SplittingPants: In "An Exercise in Pranking", Capricorn attempts to lift a barbell that he's unaware has been glued to the ground, causing his pants to tear in the back.
299	* SquashedFlat:
300	** Aries at the end of "The Generous Donor", not from being flattened by a heavy object, but from donating so much of his blood that he looks like a deflated balloon.
301	** Aquarius in "Slow and Steady" after his opponents in a race collectively trample him.
302	** Gemini at the end of "Tom-Voo Doo-lery" from an angry Aquarius slamming two voodoo dolls of them together.
303	* StaircaseTumble: Happens to Cancer in "Candy Crushed" when she makes it to the top of a ''very'' long staircase only to break a heel, rolling into some garbage cans when she reaches the bottom.
304	* StewedAlive: In "Taurus Makes a Yummy Treat", a tribe offers Taurus a bath in a large cauldron, only for Taurus to then notice one of the tribe members putting some food in the cauldron, making him realize they're cannibals wanting to eat him.
305	* StickySituation: "An Exercise in Pranking" has Gemini using a tube of glue to prank the customers at a gym. Leo doesn't take kindly to their antics and glues them to a punching bag as he and everyone they pranked prepare to get some revenge.
306	* StrongFamilyResemblance: Whenever a character's family members are shown, they greatly resemble each other. In "Fast Love", we meet Aries' family and see that they look like him down to having similar hoods, and in "Taurus and the Tricycle", we meet another member, presumably his younger brother, who looks like him as a kid. Likewise, Libra's parents, younger brother, and grandfather look almost exactly like him, Taurus' father in a flashback looks like him with a mustache, and Cancer's grandmother looks like her.
307	* StuffedIntoATrashcan:
308	** Inverted in "Hard Hits", where Leo's flashback of him being a scrawny weakling shows him being bullied by Gemini, who slam a trash can onto him.
309	** In "Rolling on Patience", when Aries cuts in front of Leo in the line for a ride, Leo grabs him and throws him into a nearby trash can. He accidentally does it again when Aries tries to skip the line by lifting himself with {{balloon\|acy}}s and Leo throws a toothpick into them.
310	* SuperheroEpisode: The chapter "Caped Crusaders".
311	* SweetheartSipping: In "Photo Booth", Leo and Cancer are briefly seen sipping from the same cup on their date.
312	* TakeAThirdOption: In "Saggi Saves (A) Christmas (Tree)", when Scorpio insists on getting a real tree for Christmas, Sagittarius refuses to let him cut a particular one down because of the animals living in it. Later, she works out a compromise: she takes Scorpio's chainsaw, cuts a hole in his floor, ''picks up his entire house with a crane, and puts it over the tree.''
313	* TakenForGranite: Done by a gorgon Aquarius to several characters in "A Hero Shines". Naturally, [[HoistByHisOwnPetard it ends up being his own undoing]] when Virgo shines a petrified Libra's shield until it becomes shiny enough to reflect his gaze back at him.
314	* TeethFlying: In "Dental-phobia", Scorpio wins a boxing match against Leo, knocking one of the latter's teeth out. He later finds that he has a cavity and, after being too afraid to see a dentist (Virgo) to have it properly treated, he challenges Leo to a rematch in the hopes that he'll knock the offending tooth out. It works... [[GoneHorriblyRight but then the rest of Scorpio's teeth fall out]] and the short ends with him getting dentures.
315	* TeleporterAccident: In "Star Science", while testing out his teleporter pods, Aquarius sees too late that the pod he's in has a spider in it, which results in him emerging from the other pod with ComicBook/SpiderMan-style wall-crawling powers. He tries the same thing with [[Film/TheFly1958 a fly]] in the hopes that he'll grow wings, but all that happens is that he gains an affinity for eating garbage, much to Virgo's disgust.
316	* TemporaryBulkChange: In "Enter the Dohyō", Capricorn bulks up to beat Taurus at sumo wrestling, only to get stuck in a doorway, letting Taurus win by default.
317	* ThatsNoMoon: In "A Monstrous Preparation", when Aries and Scorpio reach the top of the mountain, they place a flag on what looks like a mound of snow but is actually a yeti that was resting there.
318	* ThinksLikeARomanceNovel: Cancer is obsessed with romantic media and often finds herself engulfed in her own fantasies about dating a guy, only to be disappointed when the expected soap opera or romance cliché doesn't play out like she intended when she tries to get that to happen in real life.
319	* ThisIsGonnaSuck: In "Curious Aquarius", after Aquarius finds a crate full of dynamite, he accidentally throws the lid onto the nearby detonator and flashes this sort of look before it all goes off.
320	* ThisIsMySide: In "The Line", Libra and Scorpio do this when they're stranded on a tiny island.
321	* TimeMaster: "Click to Speed" revolves around Aries discovering that the fast forward function on his TV remote works on everything. He uses it to speed up his turkey in the microwave, a bird hatching from its egg, Cancer going through a long presentation, a traffic light turning green during heavy traffic (which causes the cars to crash), and even the seasons changing. The fun stops when [[BrickJoke the bird he hatched earlier]] presses the pause button, leaving him frozen.
322	* ToiletHumour: Used on occasion, e.g. the ending of "Good Grief" when Gary throws the tablet he was using to communicate with a bedridden Gerry into a public toilet just as Leo is about to sit down on it, followed by Gerry's panicked screams. When we next see Gerry during the fortune message, he's gone catatonic.
323	* TooDumbToLive:
324	** Aries' obsession with making competitions out of everything once led him to try beating people at donating blood.
325	** In "Scorpio the Fire Inspector", Scorpio has to chew Gemini out when they insist on trying to light fireworks near combustible objects (some oil drums, a gas truck, and a gas station). Eventually, he takes them out into the desert, only for them to accidentally blow up an oil rig.
326	* TookALevelInBadass: In "Hard Hits", after they get mugged, Aries, Taurus, and Capricorn go to Leo's gym to get the physiques needed to stand up for themselves. After their initial failure, Leo tells them the story of how he used to be a scrawny weakling and was similarly bullied, which drove him to bulk up and become what he is now, inspiring them to not give up. The short ends with the three having bulked up and taking their revenge on Scorpio and Gemini.
327	* ToServeMan: In "Outerspace Imagination", the last of Pisces' fantasies about Aquarius being an alien in disguise is of him eating Cancer.
328	* TrainingFromHell: Leo's training under Aries to become a master of masks in "Leo's Many Faces" involves sticking his hands in boiling water, stepping on hot coals, attempting to maintain his composure while being tickled with a feather, and balancing stacks of bowls while stretched between two stools and with incense burning under him.
329	* TranslatorMicrobes: In "Com-meow-nication", Aquarius invents a handheld device that lets him learn what cats are saying. The cat has to simply meow into the device, and it creates a picture to represent what the cat wants.
330	* TurnTheOtherCheek: In "Libra's Laughs Last", Libra's response to Leo and Scorpio destroying his building block sculptures throughout their lives is to simply shrug it off and rebuild. The short ends with them as old men, where Libra has built a giant mallet out of blocks [[LaserGuidedKarma that he then tips over and crushes them with]].
331	* ATwinkleInTheSky: Happens to Aquarius in "High Jinks" when the extendable pole that he created for a pole vault extends a little too well, sending him into the sky.
332	* UnaffectedBySpice: Unlike Scorpio and Capricorn, Cancer experiences no issues with the hot sauce in "Scorpio Feels the Burn".
333	* UnderTheMistletoe: In "Beneath the Mistletoe", Cancer tries to do this with Leo, but he keeps entering her house through places other than where she hung the mistletoe up. Hanging it from a hook on his head leads to him kissing Libra instead (offscreen).
334	* UngratefulBastard: In "Special Responsibilities", Sagittarius' attempts to switch into her superhero alter ego keep getting impeded by Scorpio, her boss. When she rescues him when his car falls off a broken bridge, her mask gets blown off by the wind and he gets angry at her again for not doing her job. Rightfully, she drops him into the river and flies off, relieved, only for him to angrily chase after her during the fortune message.
335	* UnwantedAssistance:
336	** In "Saggi & the Beast", Sagittarius "liberates" a gorilla actor playing the role of Franchise/KingKong and leaves him stranded on a small island, much to his chagrin.
337	** Aquarius goes on a spree of this in "Fairy [=GodAquarius=]": Visit Aries and Sagittarius in the story of ''Literature/SleepingBeauty'', he wakes up the latter with an alarm clock and she decks Aries in the face after seeing him. Virgo and Leo in ''Literature/BeautyAndTheBeast'', he turns Virgo into a CatGirl rather than making Leo human. The titular beanstalk from ''Literature/JackAndTheBeanstalk'', he shrinks it and Taurus falls off mid-climb, landing on his face.
338	* ValentinesDayEpisode: The chapters "Rom-Antics" and "Love is in the Air".
339	* VomitDiscretionShot:
340	** Several from Aries in "Curls & Hurls" as a result of him going on a rollercoaster on a full stomach.
341	** Cancer in "Aching for a Thrill" after Aries spins the teacup ride they were sitting in around too much, and in "Fairy [=GodAquarius=]" from riding in the suped-up carriage that Aquarius used to give her a lift to the ball.
342	** Leo in "Uh-oh Spaghetti-No!" from Cancer stuffing him with spaghetti.
343	* VomitIndiscretionShot: "Scaredy Leo" ends with a photo of Leo about to get hit in the face with Aries' puke after taking him on a rollercoaster one too many times to get a perfect shot.
344	* VoodooDoll: Some show up in "Hocus Pocus" and "Tom-Voo Doo-lery".
345	* WastefulWishing: In "Virgo and the Genie", Virgo finds a tarnished lamp and tries to rub it clean, releasing a genie; Libra. While Aries wants to wish to become a king, Virgo simply wishes that the lamp was clean, which Libra grants and leaves to go on vacation.
346	* WeightWoe:
347	** In "Love is Sweet", Cancer has an extended fantasy sequence of her getting married to Taurus and ending up considerably chubbier from overindulging in sweets. Having none of it, she [[PieInTheFace shoves the strawberry cake that Taurus gave her in his face]] and pushes him back out of her house, confusing him. The fortune message shows Taurus chasing Cancer to offer her a chocolate cake, which she also refuses.
348	** Pisces experiences this in "Curbing Cravings" after a commercial convinces her to eat healthier.
349	* WerewolvesAreDogs: The werewolf that Sagittarius hunts in "Transylvania Mania".
350	* WesternZodiac: The characters are personifications of the western zodiac symbols.
351	* WhatKindOfLamePowerIsHeartAnyway: In "Less Than Super Heroes", after Leo, Aries, and Virgo show off their superpowers, Gemini display their ability to {{fus\|ionDance}}e into... a goofy-looking, four-eyed being who is about the size of a mouse and falls on his back frequently. While it's initially disregarded as ridiculous, [[HeartIsAnAwesomePower it ends up being what defeats Scorpio, who subdues the other heroes with ease, when he laughs so hard that they're able to easily arrest him]].
352	* WhoIsDriving: In "The Party Bus", Sagittarius gets a party bus and invites most of the cast to dance aboard it. Everything goes smoothly until she decides to join them, causing the bus to careen off a cliff since she was the one driving.
353	* WilliamTelling: Done by Sagittarius to Leo in "Joke's on You". Due to Gemini's pranking, she ends up discharging and pinning Leo to the tree in the process of hitting all of the apples.
354	* WireDilemma: Pisces faces one in "Bomberwoman Pisces". The "timer speeds up when a wire is cut" version happens when she has the defusal drone cut the yellow wire, then when she cuts the blue wire herself. However, the bomb turns out to be a sparkler display.
355	* WorldOfTechnicolorHair: The only characters with hair of a natural color are Leo, whose mane is brown, Aries, who develops brown hair when he takes on a werewolf-like form in "A Hairy Scary Tale", and both Geminis, who are depicted having brown hair in "Life of the Party". Everyone else has hair that's red (Scorpio), blue (Aquarius), pink (Pisces and Cancer), green (Sagittarius), purple (Virgo), or has no visible hair at all (Taurus, Libra, and Capricorn).
356	* WouldHitAGirl: Scorpio in "Circus Queen" was prepared to deck Sagittarius for repeatedly messing up his circus performance.
357	* XRaySparks:
358	** In "The Fairest Christmas of All", when Libra cuts Gemini's electric keyboard in half, Gary presses a key on his half and gets zapped, resulting in this.
359	** In "Saggi's Baking Misadventures", Sagittarius accidentally splashes water on the outlet that a mixer is plugged into and hastily attempts to unplug it immediately after, getting shocked as a result and this happening.
360	** Happens to Scorpio in "Scorpio's Aqua Drama" when he plugs the filter for his new aquarium into a power strip, followed by the filter exploding in his face, [[AshFace leaving it blackened]].
361	** Happens to Capricorn in "The Doll" when he falls into a puddle while holding a toaster.
362	* YankTheDogsChain:
363	** In "The Two Legged Chase", while in a three-legged race with Leo, Aries is about to drag them both across the finish line only for Leo to stop to take some victory selfies, resulting in the other teams passing them.
364	** In "Slow and Steady", Capricorn is about to cross the finish line and ignores his watch telling him that his heart is overworked. It quickly gives out and he collapses about an inch away from the finish line, staying there until late at night when Libra finally crosses.
365	* YouMustBeThisTallToRide: In "Fooling Gemini", Scorpio won't let the Gemini twins on a rollercoaster because they're just slightly under the minimum height requirement. They attempt to use several disguises to appear taller, finally getting on by disguising as a buxom woman, then they quickly learn why the height requirement was there when they find that they're too short to use the safety bar and end up getting thrown off.
366	* YourTelevisionHatesYou: The "overlaps with ColdTurkeysAreEverywhere" variant appears in "Food for The Cure", where Taurus is stuck in a hospital bed and can't eat any food. He tries to see what's on television to get his mind off it, but all the programs he finds have food in them.
367	* ZombieApocalypse: "Zombie Attack" takes place during one.
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