Max release date: 2/22/24 (produced in 2022)
Couch Gag - Tubb
Vote Raspberry
- Balloon Belly: To Doggie Daddy's despair, Augie ends up with one after Mayor Raspberry declares that donuts are vegetables and good for you.
- Birthday Episode: It's Mildew's birthday in this episode, but he keeps being shushed and ignored.
- The Cameo:
- The Red Guy makes a cameo in Hell, where a chart pierces his eye.
- Space Ghost also makes a brief appearance.
- Election Day Episode: It's the mayoral election in this episode, but no one is interested in voting because Huck always runs unopposed. So, he creates a fake opponent called Raspberry Rover.
- Eye Scream: Running Gag
- Captain Caveman gets a needle jabbed into his eye when Yogi is distracted
- The Red Guy says that it's the first day in 1,000 years that paper didn't hit his eye. Then the chart pokes his eye and he screams.
- Jabberjaw gets a pencil thrown in her eye offscreen.
- Food Coma: Augie collapses face-first into the table after eating too many donuts.
- Gone Horribly Right: Huck creates Raspberry Rover as his opponent in the mayoral election, but Raspberry Rover does too well in the polls, and his policies end up ruining the town.
- Hell: The poll chart reaches Hell, where the Red Guy dwells.
- Insane Troll Logic: Huckleberry's solution to Augie's weight gain is to replace her donuts with jelly-filled ones, reasoning that jelly contains fruit.
- Invented Individual: Huckleberry makes a fake opponent called Raspberry Rover in order to convince the citizens of Jellystone to vote in the election. Raspberry is the opposite of Huck in every way.
- Mythology Gag: Raspberry Rover, who is Huck painted red, could be based on this wrongly colored promotional image of Huck
◊. - No Challenge Equals No Satisfaction: Huck is disappointed no one cares about the election because he always runs unopposed and finds being mayor without the electoral progress unsatisfying.
- Off the Chart: Huck's poll results are so low, that the chart goes down into the pits of Hell.
- Politicians Kiss Babies: Raspberry Rover kisses babies, as well as Peter Potamus.
- Slave to PR: Due to being elected as Raspberry Rover, Huck has to go through with his crazy campaign promises.
Collection Protection:
- Art Shift: When the kids watch Hong Kong Phooey's show, it's drawn in an anime art-style.
- Aspect Ratio Switch: Hong Kong Phooey's anime is 4:3.
- Big Red Button: Peter gives Augie a big red button to press as a last line of defense against Little Rok.
- Cosplay: Augie dresses up as Hong Kong Phooey when she and the others go to retrieve Peter's stuff.
- Floating Advice Reminder: When Augie is trapped by Little Rok, she gets a floating reminder from Shag to push the Big Red Button.
- Gratuitous Japanese: Little Rok calls Peter a "baka."
- Hypocritical Humor: Peter says that his rival, Little Rok, is a total weeb, even though Peter is an Occidental Otaku himself.
- Impact Silhouette: When Peter crashes into the wall, he leaves a hole shaped like himself.
- My Little Panzer: One of Peter's anime figures, Darcy, has chemicals in it that can make one's hands go numb.
- Nap-Inducing Speak: Augie, Yakky, and Shag all start falling asleep while Peter lectures them about his anime figures.
- Only the Pure of Heart: Peter enlists Augie to watch over his anime toys because he can tell that she's pure of heart.
- Reincarnated as a Non-Humanoid: Peter has a shoe from the anime I Fell Into a Coma, and Woke Up as a Shoe, and Now I'm a Basketball Player For the Cosmic Space Prince.
- The Rival: Little Rok is Peter's rival. He coveted his anime merchandise collection and stole it for his museum.
- Shout-Out: Little Rok utters "Believe it."
- Show Within a Show: Hong Kong Phooey is the star of an In-Universe anime series. Spot, Sgt. Flint, and Rosemary also appear to support him.
- Toilet Humor: One of Peter's anime toys is a flatulent lizard.
- Tournament Arc: Referenced when Yakky says that her being beaten up by cardboard standees is her tournament arc.
- What Are Records?: Shag calls a VHS tape a weird, old rectangle.
