Feud Episode

Spaghetti night did not go well.

Don't say goodbye
I promise everything will be alright
Don't leave me, I'm sorry
I'll fix this if it costs me my life
I'm going to make this right

— Aviators, Friendship

A type of episode that centers around a Break-Up/Make-Up Scenario: two characters suddenly start feuding with each other, either over a minor matter that gets blown out of proportion, or sometimes for seemingly no reason at all. Sometimes, another character will try to get the two feuding characters to make up by putting together some sort of crazy scheme (i.e. writing fake apology letters), but there is actually a 90% chance that the scheme will fail, and the feud intensifies further From Bad to Worse. In the end, the two characters will invariably put behind their silly feud to help their friends in some kind of trouble (if not that, then expect them to stop fighting because of an Enemy Mine instead). An Aesop about putting behind your troubles usually will soon follow afterward.

They might be feuding over a common love interest, or perhaps due to hometown prejudices, but sometimes the two may feud so long that, in the end, they can't remember what it was about.

Alternatively, two longtime friends get mad and breakup over some random bad event (often, a Girl of the Week can be the cause of such a conflict). Kids' shows seem to love this one, as The Power of Friendship is the backbone of their group dynamics.

This often leads to their other friends getting into an argument and/or fight against each other, and taking sides. Much commonly, there's always a time where both sides have to reconcile and apologize to each other, which happens at the end of each episode in particular.

Sometimes, a Merchant of Menace makes a few bucks by selling weapons to both sides, continuing and escalating the fight to fatten his own pockets.

If the conflict seems too reminiscent of a lovers' quarrel, Homoerotic Subtext may ensue.

Compare Achilles in His Tent. Sister trope to Split and Reunion. Not to be confused with episodes of the Feud.

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• Live-Action TV
• Western Animation

Other Examples:

Anime and Manga

• There was episode of Cardcaptor Sakura called "Sakura and Kero's Big Fight" where Sakura gets mad at Kero for destroying her desk drawer. They get into an argument that Kero runs away. Only when Sakura rescues Kero from a Clow Card, she makes the drawer his own bedroom and ends up with him destroying the bed and they start another fight as the episode ends.
• Digimon Adventure: In episode 33, Patamon is Innocently Insensitive about Matt and TK having to go their separate ways (due to their parents' divorce). This makes TK mad at Patamon and the two fight, resulting in Patamon running off by himself. While looking for him, TK, Matt and Gabumon make friends with Pumpkinmon and Gotsumon, who are killed by Myotismon, making TK believe that wouldn't have happened if he hadn't fought with Patamon. His regret is so powerful that it causes Patamon to evolve for the first time since being reborn, which drives off Myotismon. In the end, TK and Patamon patch things up.
• Digimon Adventure 02: In episode 5, Armadillomon gets upset at Cody for being late in joining the team to go to the Digital World, thinking that Cody doesn't care much about him. He sulks for a while, but once Cody gets in danger, Armadillomon evolves into Digmon and uses his own body to protect him.
• An episode of Digimon Data Squad had Marcus and Agumon get into a fight which results in Agumon hiding inside Marcus' digivice for most of the episode. When Marcus is unable to defeat a BlackGarurumon that's rampaging through the city, Agumon finally comes to the rescue and everything is sorted out once again.
• Digimon Ghost Game: In episode 40, Hiro finds that Gammamon has been chewing his tablet, lightly scolds him for it and asks for an apology. Gammamon refuses and sulks for most of the episode, ditching Hiro to hang out with a little girl who tells Gammamon that it's no fun to feud with your friends. That inspires Gammamon to tearfully apologize to Hiro in time to face the Monster of the Week.
• In Girls und Panzer, this happens twice during the prequel manga, Little Army, between Miho's childhood friends. The first time, Emi insults Hitomi, angering Hitomi's long time friend Chihiro, and causing the newly-formed tankery team to break apart until Miho talks to each of them. The second time, Emi's saying that she hates Maho angers Miho to the point at which she says that she hates Emi, a gesture Miho immediately regrets, but which results in Emi giving her the cold shoulder for a while.
• Fridge Logic reveals that this is practically all that happens in Conrad and Yozak's friendship after Yuri turns up in Kyo Kara Maoh!.
  • The first time, it's basically Yozak being cynical and jealous and Conrad being his psychotically loyal self, but after that we get a mind-controlling mountain of hate and the... DaiShimaron thing. These two have some of the best fights in the series, all swords with no magic, but it's kind of sad. Before Yuri came they don't seem to have fought at all. If Fighting Your Friend wasn't reserved for a certain video-game situation, it'd be made for them.
  • The reason it's Fridge Logic is because, the first time Conrad threatens to kill Yozak in the anime (if he ever puts Yuri in danger again), we don't know they're lifelong best friends. Jeepers. Puts a little more depth into the face Yozak makes there.
• There was an episode of the Little Lulu anime where Tubby and Willy were feuding against each other every time they met up with each other. The reason they were feuding was because the indian chief suits that they bought at the store looked exactly alike, which was what ignited their feud in the first place. Even more insightful that the episode itself was based on a Little Lulu comic that had nearly the same plot.
• In Kodocha, two of Sana's teachers, who themselves are an engaged couple, both get into an argument about the classroom resposiblities between the girls and boys of the classroom, which manages to escalate into strong disagreements about their lives after marriage. With the students already prone to feuding as past episodes have shown, the two teachers take sides between the boys and the girls and start a gender-divided war.
• In Moriarty the Patriot, John Watson and Sherlock Holmes spend The Two Detectives fighting and Sherlock works alongside Professor Moriarty to solve a murder instead.
• Negima! Magister Negi Magi: Asuna and Negi do this, except Negi immediately feels really badly and keeps trying to apologize, whereas Asuna got over it quickly enough but didn't want to admit it. Not that they've been friends for long but she's probably only his second friend and the one he trusts most.
• In Chapter 21 of New Game!, Aoba and Nene have a fight after Nene expresses her concerns over Aoba working too hard at her job, something that Aoba brushes off while saying that Nene is easygoing. They spend the chapter fuming and avoiding each other. They make up by the end.
• Onegai My Melody: One episode has Uta and Miki getting into a falling out after the former grows jealous of the latter possibly getting close to Hiiragi.
• In Osomatsu-san, "Accident?" has this between Osomatsu and Choromatsu after the former accidentally walks in on the latter jerking off; this animosity eventually spreads to the rest of the brothers.
• Ouran High School Host Club- The Twins Fight: Hikaru and Kaoru get into an epic argument over how they're tired of always looking alike and they drag the rest of the club with them. In this case, there is no Zany Scheme the others try to plan to get them to make up. Also, it's futher subverted, as the twins were just acting all along because they were bored!
• Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt: "Catfight Club", between Panty and Stocking after Panty steals Stocking's pudding.
• Pokémon: The Series:
  • In one episode called "The Bicker, The Better", Ash and May get into an argument and argue for almost all of the episode. Not only that, but Jessie and James ALSO get into a fight! But being beaten by a couple who're obsessed with love and their Nidoqueen/Nidoking combo did NOT help. In the end, though, Ash and May eventually make up (because Meowth told Jessie and James that it's their chance to steal Pikachu, Jessie and James make up and try another try of stealing but were stopped by the gang (again!)).
  • The episode, "The Ol' Berate and Switch". has Team Rocket arguing and getting mad at each other for a failure of capturing Pikachu that they decide to breakup. In the end, they realize that no matter how they argue, they should stay a team. The trio again argues and breaks up again at the end JN 145.
  • This also happens to Ash and Iris in "The Path That Leads To Good-bye", when they blame each other for simple things like failing to catch a Dunsparce or berries being too sour. They eventually break off their friendship and head off in opposite directions, but they soon realize that they completely overreacted for a petty reason and started missing one another. So at the end, after they drove off Team Rocket, they apologize to each other, and they stay as friends.
  • Dawn and Chloe have an argument in "Nightfall? Nightmares!" when Chloe gets tired of Dawn's dawdling. They make up by letting their Pokémon battle a Rhydon.
• Pretty Cure:
  • In Episode 8 of Futari wa Pretty Cure, Nagisa and Honoka feud with each other, and can't work together as Pretty Cure.
  • In Episode 25 of Smile PreCure!, Akane and Nao engage in a competition war on the beach.
  • Two episodes of HappinessCharge Pretty Cure! involve Hime being in a feud with someone; in Episode 6, it's Ribbon, over Hime's immaturity and inability to cook for herself, and in Episode 19, it's Iona, over their soccer game.
  • In Episode 15 of Healin' Good♡Pretty Cure, Nodoka and Rabirin have a feud over a toy that Rabirin likes, but gets made fun of over. This prevents Nodoka from being able to transform, since she needs Rabirin by her side to do so.
• In an episode of the 1990s Sailor Moon anime, "Usagi Abandoned: The Falling-Out of the Sailor Guardians", features the Sailor Guardians getting mad at each other that one of the villains took a picture of it and it gets shown to public. Rei and Usagi especially get mad at each other. The team had a plan that they pretend that Sailor Moon quits the team because of the argument.
• Tamagotchi: Episode 118 is about Moriritchi and Anemoriritchi getting into a fight, causing the former to move to Lovelitchi's house. Lovelitchi and a few others try to help the two to stop fighting.
• Most of Chapter 31 of Asteroid in Love, animated in the ninth episode is about a minor argument between Mira and Ao on Ao's first day living in the Konohata household.

Animated Films

• Barbie & The Diamond Castle, where Alexa and Liana part ways when Alexa wants to stay at an opulent mansion that has been given to them and Liana wants to continue to the Diamond Castle and save the world.
• Lightning McQueen and Mater in Cars 2, as a result of McQueen losing due to Mater being recruited as a spy and not serving as his crew chief (Luigi later takes that role). Also that the Cloud Cuckoolander Mater embarrasses McQueen in front of his fellow racers.
• Little Witch Academia: The Enchanted Parade features Akko and her friends working on a festival though she ends thinking about herself and gets mad at her friends making her not having their help.
• The Road to El Dorado, in which Tulio and Miguel break up because Tulio falls in love with local girl Chel. They get better.

Asian Animation

• In episode 45 of Banzi's Secret Diary, Banzi's friends Eungsim and Namnam have minor disagreements that Banzi thinks might escalate into an actual fight if they're not careful. She's able to put a stop to it... until Eungsim spoils a plot twist in a mystery book series they were reading, leading to her and Namnam declaring themselves as no longer being friends and leaving it up to Banzi to get them back together.
• Happy Heroes: Episode 10 of Season 7 is a variation on the trope. Nearly everyone in the city is fighting with each other for no apparent reason... because Big M. has set up a machine that causes rival ambassadors Wang and Miao to have their negative feelings projected onto others whenever they're quarreling, so the problem lies in the Supermen getting them to stop arguing so that everyone else will stop too.
• There was an arc of Hello Kittys Stumped Village where Batz-Maru, Pompompurin, and My Melody play tricks on Cinnoman Roll and Hello Kitty that their friends get mad at them. In the end, they forgive each other and are so happy that everyone cries Tears of Joy.
• The Lamput episode "The Split" is about unintentional injuries sustained while chasing after Lamput causing the docs to get into a fight and separate. Lamput goes to get them to reunite, but not without difficulty since the docs just ignore each other. In the end, the annoyances caused by Lamput is enough to get Fat Doc and Slim Doc to get back together and go to catch him once more.
• In Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf: Joys of Seasons episode 30, Tibbie and Jonie get into an argument over who should pretend to be the mother of Tibbie's toy doll. The argument ends with the toy doll breaking, which makes Tibbie sad and causes her to tell Jonie she doesn't want to play with her anymore. Weslie, Paddi, and Sparky decide to come up with a plan to bring them back together.

Comic Books

• Asterix and the Roman Agent: Caesar sends an agent, Tortuous Convolvulus, to the Gaulish village. He is a natural troublemaker who can cause dissension and stir up fights between anyone, and soon nearly the entire village is feuding. Even Asterix and Obelix get angry at each other... for about four panels.
• This was a major plot point in Sonic the Hedgehog (Archie Comics) between Sonic and Tails: Sonic had started going out with Fiona Fox, unaware the young hero had a major crush on her since falling in love with her robotic double way back when. Sonic's constant talk about her just made things worse even after she pulled a Face–Heel Turn and partnered up with Scourge the Hedgehog. It finally boiled over when Tails decided to help his recently-returned parents in trying to change the government while Sonic sided with the royalty.

Fan Works

• In One Year, this happens between two of Yu Narukami's old friends, the athletic Kaoru and the studious Kenji, who have very different skillsets and ideas on whether their success is due to talent or hard work. Tensions between them come to a head after Kaoru is removed from the team, resulting in a heated argument and their not speaking to each other for a week.
• Pokémon: Equestrian Adventures: The Camp Everfree arc can count as a "Feud Arc" between Flash and Twilight. They spend most of the arc constantly arguing and trading insults with each other, to the point where they almost decide to stop traveling together. Though before the end of the arc, they both realize that they have both been acting like jerks to each other and reconcile, reaffirming their friendship together.

Literature

• The Berenstain Bears Get In A Fight deals with Brother and Sister getting into a bitter argument with each other when they wake up one day angry. Papa Bear then tells them that fights happen all the time and they come and go like the weather. He uses the stormclouds clearing outside to illustrate. Since Brother and Sister can't even remember why they started fighting in the first place, they agree to make up.
• Entire sections of Harry Potter novels consist of Harry, Ron and Hermione getting mad at each other. Notable examples include:
  • Philosopher's Stone: Granted, this is before Harry and Ron regard Hermione as their friend, but nevertheless, what relationship they do have deteriorates massively after the Fluffy incident. Blaming Harry and Ron for what happened, Hermione spends days giving them the Silent Treatment, which they consider to be an improvement. Things don't improve until they rescue her from the mountain troll, at which point they become Fire-Forged Friends.
  • Prisoner of Azkaban: After it appears that Croakshanks ate Scabbers, Ron gets mad at Hermione for not keeping her cat under control. Meanwhile, Harry is also mad at Hermione because she thought his mysterious new Firebolt was dangerous and had it confiscated.
  • Goblet of Fire: Harry and Ron fall out when Ron is jealous that Harry was selected for the Triwizard Tournament. They reconcile after the First Task.
  • Half-Blood Prince: Ron and Hermione's Belligerent Sexual Tension escalates into a full-blown feud. Ron dates Lavender to make Hermione jealous, and Hermione retaliates by dating Cormac McLaggen to make Ron jealous.
  • Deathly Hallows: Ron leaves entirely for a number of chapters. Played with on that occasion because it was partly due to external factors, namely a booby trap in one of Voldemort's horcruxes acting as an Apple of Discord by playing on Ron's insecurities.
• The conflict between Herald Dirk and Herald Kris is a major plot point in the first Heralds of Valdemar trilogy. Plays out interestingly, first, because it was deliberately provoked by a scheming Evil Chancellor, and secondly, because the two friends were much more closely bonded than he had anticipated and were able to overcome their differences.
• In the Rainbow Magic series, Juliet the Valentine Fairy's book is like this; Rachel and Kirsty are compelled to argue for almost all of it, only patching things up with the return of the magic candy box.
• Roys Bedoys: In "Forgive People, Roys Bedoys!", Roys refuses to play with Maker after the latter dirties the former's toy truck.
• In That Makes Me Angry!, a book based on Sesame Street, Ernie and Bert decide to go to the park for a picnic so the former can fly a kite and the latter can watch while enoying his picnic lunch. Things get out of control when Ernie tells Bert to meet him at the big statue in the park. Ernie goes to a statue of two children riding a horse, while Bert goes to a statue of Mother Goose. Both Ernie and Bert wait a long time for each other, with the former accusing the latter of staying home and reading his Famous Pigeons book, and the latter accusing the former of finding something else to do and forgetting all about their plans. The two become angry when they next see each other, but make up when they realize that neither of them forgot their plans and that there were two different statues in the park.

Puppet Shows

• Bear in the Big Blue House: In "Love is All You Need", Tutter and Ojo get into a feud when Tutter accidentally breaks Ojo's toy airplane after trying to ride it. The two make up near the end.
• In the The Book of Pooh episode, "A Wood Divided", Rabbit and Tigger get into a feud with each other when they run into each other at the footbridge, ruining the former's prized tomato and the latter's tail-bouncing record.
• LazyTown:
  • In "Dear Diary" thanks to Robbie Rotten's antics, he is able to turn almost everyone in LazyTown against Stephanie with the latter eventually deciding to return the favor. It took Sportacus to set things straight when he asks everyone if Stephanie even wrote those entries.
  • "Birthday Surprise" has the kids figuring out where they should have Sportacus's birthday party. Stephanie thinks to have it at the Mayor's house while Stingy wants to have it at his house. This leads Stingy to argue with Stephanie and Trixie which wakes up a sleepy Robbie Rotten and watches Stingy argue because he likes arguments. When Stingy suggests to build a wall, this gives Robbie an idea to build one. He works all night and when everyone wakes up and sees the wall, he lies that the people on the other side wanted the wall to never see them so they think they still are in a disagreement. The people on each side eventually start a cake fight when Robbie accidentally flings Bessie Busybody’s cake on Mayor Meanswell. The plan escalated when Robbie gives Sportacus a sugar apple that everyone stops fighting and make up. When Sportacus asks who put the wall the people blame each other that they wanted the wall only to realize that Robbie told them what had happened. The feud is finally over once they apologize.
  • “Secret Friend Day” has children preparing gifts for their friends. Robbie Rotten was chosen to get a gift for Trixie but decides to just quit and this makes Trixie blame Stephanie for it and runaway. They eventually make up when Robbie makes them stranded that Sportacus rescues them.
• Happens several times in Sesame Street.
  • In one episode, Telly calls Baby Bear a "show-off" because Baby Bear's parrot Ralphie is The Ace, whereas his own hamster Chuckie Sue either can't or won't do a selection of things. This leads to a brief feud.
  • In one episode, this happens between Joey and Davy the monkeys because Joey ate one of Davy's bananas.
  • Any episode featuring Rocco will have an argument between Zoe and Elmo on whether a rock can be a pet.
  • In Episode 4914, Rosita and Zoe accidentally knock down Big Bird's block tower while playing ball. This causes Big Bird to think that Snuffy knocked it down without giving him a chance to explain what really happened. Alan teaches Snuffy to stand up for himself and Nina teaches Big Bird to listen to Snuffy so they can apologize.

Video Games

• In the Red Side of Anarchy Reigns, Jack and Leo debate about what to do with Maximillian after defeating him in either side, which extends into their brawl.
  Leo: You aren't killing Max, Cayman!
  Jack: You can't sugarcoat this shit! Maximillian's a symbol of a rotten system in a rotten city!
  Leo: Does killing him make it any better? If you want to make things right, how about bringing him to justice? Enough of this revenge crap, Jack! You want him to take responsiblity for your daughter's death? Help us bring him in!
  Jack: Milvallen's shining light of justice doesn't reach this far! And I'm not afraid to take my revenge!
  Leo: You think vengeance is gonna make Stela happy?! You think this is what she wants?! You know it's not, Jack!
  Jack: What gives you the right to tell me what to do?! What even gives you the right to say her name?! Maybe you forgot, but you're the ones who killed her!
• In Disney Princess: Enchanted Journey, in the first chapter of Snow White's world, the Bogs taking color from the land has made the Dwarfs unable to work as a team.
• Densetsu no Stafy 3: Starfy and Starly have a fight within the Kachiwari Iceberg stage, causing Starly to run away. This separates her from Starfy and Moe, eventually trapping herself in a room with strong currents. Starfy is able to relearn the Mighty Star Spin to find her again, and the two apologize and reconcile with some pushing from Moe.
• The first Kingdom Hearts had two of these:
  • Sora and Donald get into a fight when they approach the Deep Jungle world as Donald lies to Sora about finding Riku there when in reality, Donald was manipulating Sora into finding King Mickey. Sora gets hurt by this and causes the Gummi ship to crash in Deep Jungle where they get separated. They eventually meet up but vow to not speak to each other and end their friendship. However, they get distracted from further feuding through their decision to help Tarzan and Jane stop Clayton from hunting and killing gorillas. Sora and Donald reconcile later on just before Sora seals the Deep Jungle keyhole.
  • Sora and Riku's friendship is severely jeopardized after Riku starts falling into darkness. It starts to get worse in the Monstro world and then in Neverland when Riku starts siding with Maleficent's council of villains. Their friendship bitterly ends when Sora reaches Hollow Bastion after Riku confiscates Sora's Keyblade. It is revealed that Riku was manipulated and eventually possessed by Ansem, Seeker of Darkness and after Ansem's defeat, Riku reverts back to normal. Sora and Riku fully reconcile in the sequel.
• In Final Fantasy XV, Chapter 10 is this. Noctis falls into a deep depression after the death of his fiancée, Lunafreya, in the previous chapter, and Gladio, who'd always had little tolerance for complaining, loses his temper with Noct, calling him out for sulking when Ignis, having been blinded, is worse off than Noct is. As the group explores a dungeon together in search of the tomb within, tensions are running high- the group's banter is gone and they sit together in awkward silence if they camp out. Finally, Ignis calls the others out on their bickering, and the group mends fences.
• Persona 3 FES chapter "The Answer" has the ex-SEES team have a falling out over the Key of Time, specifically whether they should use it to continue living in the present or to go back to the past so they can see the Main Character again. The group splits into four factions- those who want to go back to the past (Yukari and Mitsuru), those who want to return to the present (Akihiko and Ken), those who don't want any solution that isn't agreed upon by the group (Junpei and Koromaru), and an undecided group (Aigis, Metis and Fuuka). They finally get back together after fighting one another for each others Key fragments, then discovering that they still have one more enemy to defeat.
• Ratchet & Clank:
  • The first Ratchet & Clank game has a similar feud to the one Sora and Donald experienced. In this case, after Captain Qwark betrays them on Umbris, Ratchet spends a good portion of the game taking his anger out on Clank for being too naïve, ending their friendship. Clank is forced to manipulate Ratchet into stopping Drek, while Ratchet is threatening to kill Clank for trying to keep him from going after Qwark. After Qwark's defeat, Ratchet and Clank reconcile when the consequences of their feud catch up in the form of a destroyed city.
  • Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction has a brief one when Ratchet refuses to believe that Clank has been aided by the Zoni. They almost have a fight while flying to Zordoom Prison before Qwark interrupts them. Ratchet eventually realizes he's been a fool to his friend during their brief separation on Reapor, and the next time Clank brings up information that the Zoni told him, Ratchet believes him.
• In Tomodachi Life, it's very common to once in a while see a couple Miis fight if they are friends, dating, or married. Cheer one up with a toy or the right food, and they'll try and patch things up. If they fail, they'll hit a Heroic BSoD and throw a bunch of pity parties at the cafe until you clear up their sadness meter.
  • Sometimes, in extreme cases, they will have a heated feud to the point which they will be engulfed in roaring flames, their response will be delayed when you tap their thought bubble, and they'll deny the fight was their fault and refuse to apologize. A third Mii can step in and attempt to reconcile the two if you scan the building for the right one. Not as likely to resolve a heated feud as a normal one, but it all depends on the quality of the friendship/relationship.

Web Animation

• In episode 24 of the Animation vs. Minecraft shorts, Red breaks down crying after finding out that he's starving. The Second Coming tells him to man up, and Red argues that they'll starve to death if nothing is done. They argue over who was at fault for ending up in the desert, separated from their friends, and they engage in an all out brawl. They do make it up when they enter the caves and admire its beauty, though.
• In episode 9 of season 4 Carl Dry Bones crashes Carl's car and Carl is banned from driving for 2 weeks, and this causes the two of them get into a argument and fight each other and both of them cut ties with each other. Fortunately, this doesn't last long after episode 10.
• The Happy Tree Friends episode "Camp Pokeneyeout" is this for best friends Cuddles and Toothy, when Cuddles mistakenly believes that Toothy slingshot a rock at him and then laughed about it. They eventually make up just in time to both be crushed by a giant boulder.
• A longer variant than normal occurs in Season 12 of Red vs. Blue. After Church comes back, Tucker is still pissed at him for leaving at the end of Season 10; this, along with the fact both of them have severe issues with their tempers and holding grudges, means the two spend the season at each other's throats until they finally talk it out.

Webcomics

• The flashback to Ben and Alex's middle school days in Weak Hero shows the period of time where they drifted apart due to being put in different classrooms, with Alex getting embroiled in the wrong crowd and snapping at Ben when he raises concerns over it. Of course, when said crowd ditches Alex when he's attacked by Jimmy Bae, Ben is the one to arrive at his side and protect him.
• In The Inexplicable Adventures of Bob!, the arcs "Love and Space" and "From Out the Dark Deep, It Followed Me Home'' revolve around Bob and Jean having a big argument that threatens their relationship.

Web Video

• In the SuperMarioLogan episode, "The School Project!", Bowser Junior gets into a feud with Cody after the latter accidentally breaks his toy helicopter, as Junior insists that Cody did it on purpose. When Jackie Chu catches them fighting in class, he makes both of them work on a solar system project together as punishment. Junior also tries to use Joseph as a proxy.

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