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* [[Beast and Beauty]]: {{spoiler|A platonic example.}}
* [[Beast and Beauty]]: {{spoiler|A platonic example.}}
* [[Belligerent Sexual Tension]]: Raoul towards Lucille. They're decribed as bickering non-stop since childhood. And even though they still do, it's obvious Raoul has a thing for her. {{spoiler|It's revealed that Lucille feels the same at the end.}}
* [[Belligerent Sexual Tension]]: Raoul towards Lucille. They're decribed as bickering non-stop since childhood. And even though they still do, it's obvious Raoul has a thing for her. {{spoiler|It's revealed that Lucille feels the same at the end.}}
* [[Big Creepy Crawlies]]: Francoeur is a giant (albeit anthropomorphised) flea.
* [[Big Creepy-Crawlies]]: Francoeur is a giant (albeit anthropomorphised) flea.
* [[Call Back]]: Emile {{spoiler|using an umbrella as a weapon against Maynott}} is a callback to his daydream at the start of the film.
* [[Call Back]]: Emile {{spoiler|using an umbrella as a weapon against Maynott}} is a callback to his daydream at the start of the film.
* [[Chekhov's Gun]]: The sunflower seed Raoul pockets during his first trip to the lab {{spoiler|is used to save him and Lucille from falling to their death during the Eiffel Tower battle.}}
* [[Chekhov's Gun]]: The sunflower seed Raoul pockets during his first trip to the lab {{spoiler|is used to save him and Lucille from falling to their death during the Eiffel Tower battle.}}
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* [[He Who Fights Monsters]]: The chief of police is clearly shown as a [[It's All About Me|selfish]] [[Jerkass]], {{spoiler|and finally loses his sanity}}.
* [[He Who Fights Monsters]]: The chief of police is clearly shown as a [[It's All About Me|selfish]] [[Jerkass]], {{spoiler|and finally loses his sanity}}.
* [[Hey, It's That Voice!]]:
* [[Hey, It's That Voice!]]:
** In the English dub, Albert, or should we say, [[Code Lyoko (Animation)|Odd]]?
** In the English dub, Albert, or should we say, [[Code Lyoko|Odd]]?
** Francoeur's English singing voice is Sean Ono Lennon.
** Francoeur's English singing voice is Sean Ono Lennon.
** And in French, he's voiced by M, i.e. Matthieu Chedid.
** And in French, he's voiced by M, i.e. Matthieu Chedid.
** Vanessa Paradis plays Lucille in both English and French. You might know her best as [[Johnny Depp|Johnny Depp's]] wife.
** Vanessa Paradis plays Lucille in both English and French. You might know her best as [[Johnny Depp|Johnny Depp's]] wife.
* [[Huge Guy, Tiny Girl]]: Francoeur and Lucille.
* [[Huge Guy, Tiny Girl]]: Francoeur and Lucille.
* [[Hurricane of Puns]]: Raoul. In the English version one doubles as a [[Shout-Out]] to ''[[Back to The Future (Film)|Back to The Future]]''.
* [[Hurricane of Puns]]: Raoul. In the English version one doubles as a [[Shout-Out]] to ''[[Back to the Future (film)|Back to The Future]]''.
* [[In a Single Bound]]: Francoeur. [[Justified]], since he's a giant flea.
* [[In a Single Bound]]: Francoeur. [[Justified]], since he's a giant flea.
* [[Indy Ploy]]: Raoul's schtick during the climax.
* [[Indy Ploy]]: Raoul's schtick during the climax.
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** Sing, dance and play guitar nothing, he's later seen ''writing a piano piece''!!!
** Sing, dance and play guitar nothing, he's later seen ''writing a piano piece''!!!
* [[Jerkass]]: Albert.
* [[Jerkass]]: Albert.
* [[Jerk With a Heart of Gold]]: Raoul.
* [[Jerk with a Heart of Gold]]: Raoul.
* [[Like Brother and Sister]]: {{spoiler|Lucille and Francoeur}}, according to [[Word of God]].
* [[Like Brother and Sister]]: {{spoiler|Lucille and Francoeur}}, according to [[Word of God]].
* [[Love Triangle]]: At least, fans ''assumed'' this would be the case, partly thanks to some apparently unreliable English summaries.
* [[Love Triangle]]: At least, fans ''assumed'' this would be the case, partly thanks to some apparently unreliable English summaries.
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