There will be a Tear Jerker episode explaining what happened to Papa Llama.
It will be done similar to the Rugrats episode with Chuckie's mom, or the Sesame Street episode where Mr. Hooper dies. The series will feature at least one same-sex couple.
The pitch bible mentions families and community workers of different hues, species, and family structures. Plus, children's cartoons are starting to become more and more accepting of same-sex couples, so it's not too far-fetched.- Jossed, unfortunately. Not even extras.
The staff will slip in a very subtle reference to another cartoon series starring llamas.
Maybe in the form of Llama eating cookies in the shape of human hands or something similar.- Pretty much a given. Also, probably attracts a Periphery Demographic who likes shows based on Slice of Life children books.
Some episodes will have subplots focusing on the adults, similar to in Rugrats.
It would make a great relatable Parental Bonus for any parents watching the show with their kids.This is a prequel to Bottom's Butte
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Specifically: "Llama Llama" is the deadname for Beverly, who since transitioned.. Llama Llama's tantrum in "Llama Llama, Shopping Drama" will become a memetic Never Live It Down moment.
It really does seem like something that would be the subject of a GoAnimate parody. Character crudely made up to look like Mama Llama: Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh! How dare you throw things and talk smack! That's it! You are grounded grounded grounded grounded for 29238923839284234928342394829482984 years!
