- Accidental Innuendo: Yes, believe it or not, by Word of God one of these exists in a gay furry comic—a very large number of readers gave an entirely different meaning to Maureen's words in issue 10 about her car.
- Harsher in Hindsight: In issue 4, just before Cody's first date with Doug at Kyell's, his inability to dance has him so stressed that he thinks to himself, "Maybe the club'll burn down before then." And then what should happen five issues later at the Hangout, but...
- Heartwarming Moments: Jeff's first hug with Cody, after their heart-to-heart in issue 2. Also, Jake's hug with Cody, after their heart-to-heart in issue 7. This second conversation itself is quite heartwarming too.
- Crosses over a bit with a Funny Moment, but after Cody gets Thor the bouncer job at the Hangout, he and Thor almost move to hug...but at the last awkward moment end up sharing a bro-fist instead.
- At the very end of the comic, when Cody, Jeff, and Todd go back to the 50's swing club, we get to see in the audience the badger from issue 6...only this time he's sober, and treating his dancing partner with great respect and a courteous bow. Looks like his encounter with Cody was a wake-up call that changed him for the better (bringing out who he was when not "sleazy")!
- Ho Yay: Lots and lots of it.
- LGBT Fanbase: Most of the characters provide this, as well as Fanservice. But it's a comic for a gay audience, so this is a no-brainer.
- Moment of Awesome: "Psychobitchaphilia".
- Cody's feigning interest in a threesome with Doug and Steve (to the stunned shock of the entire Hangout) so as to trick the druggie into going to the police precinct has to be his CMOA for the entire comic—seeing as it combines him admitting his orientation in public (something he never could have done even six issues previously), some very clever improvisational thinking, and getting a real asshole his comeuppance. This even leads eventually into Maureen's CMOA: agreeing to be the judge on Steve's case. Seating herself at the bench, she only smiles at him. Steve thinks this means Maureen likes him and he can charm his way out of jail. The reader knows better.
- One-Scene Wonder: Becky, in issue 1.Sam, regarding Cody: He's a walking lawsuit waiting to happen...bad-tempered, arrogant, belligerent—
Becky: Yes, we prefer our bouncers shy and meek.
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