Ed, Edd 'n' Eddy: Difference between revisions

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* [[Blazing Inferno Hellfire Sauce]]: The "Honor Thy Ed" episode starts with the Eds having set up a taco stand selling "tacos" made of paper plates, grass, and shredded crayons. After Ed, [[Extreme Omnivore]] he is, eats several crayons thinking they are flavors, Edd humors him and takes a bite of one. He is disgusted and needs water, but the closest thing is Eddy's Brother's Armenian Secret Hot Sauce. He guzzles part of it and seems unfazed at first. Ed also consumes some. Eddy thinks the sauce didn't work and also eats some. It's at that moment the effect takes hold, however. We see a [[Discretion Shot]] from down the street as a tower of flame erupts from the stand and the Eds sticking their mouths on a sprinkler.

* [[Blinding Camera Flash]]: There's an entire episode revolving around this.

* [[Blonde Brunette Redhead]]: Sort of, being that one of them has ''[[You Gotta Have Blue Hair|blue]]'' hair. May, Marie, and Lee.

* [[Blonde, Brunette, Redhead]]: Sort of, being that one of them has ''[[You Gotta Have Blue Hair|blue]]'' hair. May, Marie, and Lee.

** In addition, most fanarts of the Eds done in realistic or anime style tend to portray Edd as blonde, Eddy with black hair, and Ed as a redhead. Ed being redheaded is canon since in one episode, when he combed his hair, it turned out to be red. That makes sense, as his sister Sarah is a redhead.

* [[Breaking the Fourth Wall]]: In a quite literal example, the trio ends up getting shot into the air, where they proceeded to crash into the sky from a viewpoint of them crashing into the television screen. The sky begins to shatter, revealing television snow behind it.

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* [[Earn Your Happy Ending]]: After "130 episodes, four specials and a movie!" of physical, mental and social humiliation, the series ends with {{spoiler|the Eds well liked by the cul-de-sac (and finally getting jawbreakers).}}

* [[Embarrassing Middle Name]]: Eddy's middle name is Skipper, and Edd's is Marion. Also revealed in one other episode that Ed's middle name is Horace, even though he has the least embarrassing middle name of the trio.

* [[Enemy Mine]]/[[Go Karting With Bowser]]: Before {{spoiler|the ending movie}}, the Eds and the other kids do team up with each other from time to time, most notably in the Alien Invasion special.

* [[Enemy Mine]]/[[Go-Karting With Bowser]]: Before {{spoiler|the ending movie}}, the Eds and the other kids do team up with each other from time to time, most notably in the Alien Invasion special.

* [[Epic Fail]]: Several of the Eds' scams, most notably, the Ancient Egypt scam. The episode "Once Bitten, Twice Ed" cranks this trope up to 11 after Johnny keeps ruining the arcade and they ''insist'' on running the arcade even after people saw through the scam.

** In "Pain in the Ed", Eddy's armpit hair (made of blue carpet) is so obviously fake that even '''[[The Ditz|Ed]]''' sees right through it.

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** "Clammy."

* [[Foreshadowing]]: {{spoiler|"Man [[Lampshade Hanging|I'm getting tired of]] [[Amusing Injuries|slapstick]]." Right after the last injury the Eds take before meeting Eddy's brother.}}

** A bit of a [[Fridge Brilliance]] version of this, but {{spoiler|[[The Wizard of Oz (Film)|The Wizard of Oz]] [[Shout Out]] is this; later on after it, Eddy is revealed to have a [[Jerkass Facade]], Edd was the first to call out Eddy's brother, and Ed did something actually smart to take him down.}}

** A bit of a [[Fridge Brilliance]] version of this, but {{spoiler|[[The Wizard of Oz (Film)|The Wizard of Oz]] [[Shout-Out]] is this; later on after it, Eddy is revealed to have a [[Jerkass Facade]], Edd was the first to call out Eddy's brother, and Ed did something actually smart to take him down.}}

*** {{spoiler|Said Oz [[Shout Out]] is in one scene where Eddy remarks to Ed "Get a brain", Ed replies "Come on, Eddy, have a heart!", and Edd comes following behind them saying courage multiple times.}}

*** {{spoiler|Said Oz [[Shout-Out]] is in one scene where Eddy remarks to Ed "Get a brain", Ed replies "Come on, Eddy, have a heart!", and Edd comes following behind them saying courage multiple times.}}

* [[Friend or Idol Decision]]: In "Don't Rain on My Ed" the Eds rush to get free jawbreakers from their local candy store. Just a stone's throw from reaching it, they're beset by an out of the blue storm and a chicken drive (don't ask). Double D is swept in the flood of poultry and begs Eddy, who managed to get out, for help. {{spoiler|In a rare subverted case, Eddy goes for the jawbreakers. But the store closes and he loses his "idol" anyway.}}

* [["Friend or Idol?" Decision]]: In "Don't Rain on My Ed" the Eds rush to get free jawbreakers from their local candy store. Just a stone's throw from reaching it, they're beset by an out of the blue storm and a chicken drive (don't ask). Double D is swept in the flood of poultry and begs Eddy, who managed to get out, for help. {{spoiler|In a rare subverted case, Eddy goes for the jawbreakers. But the store closes and he loses his "idol" anyway.}}

* [[Funny Background Event]]: In "Fa La La La Ed", while Jimmy is complaining to Sarah about the pain of smashing his piggy bank, we see Ed falling over as he tries to prop up some Christmas lights.

* [[Genre Savvy]]: In "The Eds are Coming, The Eds are Coming" (The [[Alien Invasion|CN invaded]] special), the implication of an actual alien invasion leads Double D to research Ed's comic books to produce countermeasures against it.

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* [[Grey and Gray Morality]]: Depending on the episode, even the nicest characters can be morally ambiguous. Well, except for the [[Always Chaotic Evil|Kankers]]. {{spoiler|And Eddy's brother.}}

* [[Groin Attack]]: Eddy does this to Ed when he learns that the lump hid Eddy's magazines and the box that they came in in different places.

* [[Gross Out Show]] and [[Gross Up Close Up]]: Several throughout the series. What did you expect from Danny Antonucci?

* [[Gross-Out Show]] and [[Gross Up Close-Up]]: Several throughout the series. What did you expect from Danny Antonucci?

** Edd + Fog Horn Sound = [[Squick]]

* [[Hair-Trigger Temper]]: Sarah, full stop. Eddy, too.

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** {{spoiler|Eddy}} was revealed to have these in [[The Movie]].

** In one episode, Nazz surprises everyone by quoting the Workers Rights Act, saying "A babysitter's gotta know these things!" afterwards.

* [[High Pressure Emotion]]: In "Oath to an Ed", Sarah drives Eddy into this when he is trying to earn a badge.

* [[High-Pressure Emotion]]: In "Oath to an Ed", Sarah drives Eddy into this when he is trying to earn a badge.

* [[Hold Up Your Score]]

* [[Humongous Mecha]]: Double D has successfully built at least two of them--one in "One of Those Eds", and a T-Rex mecha in one of the flashback sequences in "The Good Ol' Ed".

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* [[Jerkass Facade]]: {{spoiler|Eddy, who reveals in the movie that he was only acting like a jerk because he thought he'd be cool if he acted like his brother.}}

* [[Jerk With a Heart of Gold]]: Eddy is this at times. He's greedy and arrogant as all hell, but he does have his moments where he shows he genuinely cares about his friends.

** Likewise, [[Bratty Half Pint]] Sarah may be a total jerk towards the Eds (And downright abusive/manipulative towards Ed), but she shows genuine kindness and concern over her friend Jimmy. She does care about Ed deep down, such as one episode where the Eds were trapped in a "haunted" house and pretending to be attacked by ghosts, she squeals, "Somebody save my idiot brother!"

** Likewise, [[Bratty Half-Pint]] Sarah may be a total jerk towards the Eds (And downright abusive/manipulative towards Ed), but she shows genuine kindness and concern over her friend Jimmy. She does care about Ed deep down, such as one episode where the Eds were trapped in a "haunted" house and pretending to be attacked by ghosts, she squeals, "Somebody save my idiot brother!"

*** And Kevin seems to have been somewhat of a not-so-nice nice kid either. However, towards the [[Just for Pun|Ed]] of the movie, he finally forgives the Eds and starts acting nicer towards them. Plus, he's good friends with Rolf, and will lend him a hand when needed. And with three exceptions, he seems to be pretty generous with the mountain of jawbreakers in his garage.

*** And in a couple episodes, Kevin can be seen getting along with Double D, such as when Kevin strikes up a conversation with Double D while fixing his bike (albeit calling him "Dork" when he sees that Double D has disappeared), and Double D accidentally-on-purpose dropping the key to Eddy's house so Kevin can get revenge on Eddy for tormenting him while he was grounded (and so Double D could also get revenge on Eddy for [[Jerkass|making him think he had a fatal disease]]).

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* [[MacGuffin]]: Jawbreakers.

* [[Made of Iron]]: ''Every single character'' are able to survive things from being crushed by a ''house'' to ''having their own face ripped off''.

** Averted with {{spoiler|Eddy's Brother. He delivered a pretty sickening [[No Holds Barred Beatdown]] on Eddy and Eddy survived with bruises and marks. In his brother's case, one hit with a door and he was out cold.}}

** Averted with {{spoiler|Eddy's Brother. He delivered a pretty sickening [[No-Holds-Barred Beatdown]] on Eddy and Eddy survived with bruises and marks. In his brother's case, one hit with a door and he was out cold.}}

* [[Malaproper]]:

** In one episode, Ed pretends to be Eddy, Edd pretends to be Ed, and Eddy pretends to be Edd, with hilarious results. Trying to use a larger vocabulary like Edd, Eddy has a few of these.

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{{quote| '''Ed:''' PREPARE TO MEET YOUR MAKER!<br />

'''Jimmy:''' Antonucci? }}

* {{spoiler|[[No Holds Barred Beatdown]]}}: {{spoiler|The climax of [[The Movie]].}}

* {{spoiler|[[No-Holds-Barred Beatdown]]}}: {{spoiler|The climax of [[The Movie]].}}

* [[No Name Given]]: Eddy's Brother is never given a name {{spoiler|even in the movie, where credits even state him as "Eddy's Brother".}}

** Actually in an interview, Antonucci was asked specifically what Eddy's brother was named and he gave an actual name. {{spoiler|He called him simply Mathew/Matthew}}

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{{quote| '''Kevin:''' That's for gobbling all over my bike, dork!}}

* [[Power Trio]]

** [[Comic Trio]]: The Eds form one, with Eddy as the [[Schemer]], Ed as the [[Dumb Muscle]], and Edd as the [[No Respect Guy]].

** [[Comic Trio]]: The Eds form one, with Eddy as the [[Schemer]], Ed as the [[Dumb Muscle]], and Edd as the [["No Respect" Guy]].

* [[Prank Injuries]]: in [[The Movie]] when the trio were in the gag factory.

* [[The Rashomon]]: The Ed's attempting to explain to Jonny how they wound up trapped inside his wall. Eddy's version has him rich and successful, while the other kids are crude caricatures ([[Ms. Fanservice|except for Nazz]]). Double D's version is in a pristine world where his crazy friends always screw things up and he has to lecture them. Ed's is just... bizarre to say the least.

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* [[The Renaissance Age of Animation]]

* [[Revival]]: The show was originally ended at 52 episodes, but fan backlash lead to the making of four specials, 2 more seasons, and a [[Made for TV Movie]].

* [[Rewind Replay Repeat]]: [[Played for Laughs]]; Ed presses down on Edd's head, causing Edd to rewind his statement about fruitcake and Christmas, especially the Christmas part.

* [[Rewind, Replay, Repeat]]: [[Played for Laughs]]; Ed presses down on Edd's head, causing Edd to rewind his statement about fruitcake and Christmas, especially the Christmas part.

* [[Road Apples]]: An aversion:

{{quote| '''[[Funny Foreigner|Rolf]]:''' What no-nothing would dimple the cookie-biscuit with the doohickey of a rabbit?<br />

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* [[Sadist Show]]: The violence featured in the show borders on [[Refuge in Audacity]]. At one point, Sarah throws a ''car'' on Nazz.

** Possibly even topped in the flashback episode where Ed, Edd n Eddy end up as kids. Edd refuses to participate in the scam, so Ed goes off-screen and slams a ''freaking house'' on Edd.

* [[Schizo Tech]]: The show is set in an ambiguous timeline. Sometimes it appears to be set in the 70s, sometimes the 90s and sometimes the 21st century.

* [[Schizo-Tech]]: The show is set in an ambiguous timeline. Sometimes it appears to be set in the 70s, sometimes the 90s and sometimes the 21st century.

** According to a store in the prepare for school episode, it is most likely set in the 2000s.

** In the beginning of the movie, Double D {{spoiler|uses a commemorative glass in Eddy's brother's room to listen through the door. The glass has "Peach Creek Diner 2000 Best Eater" on it, thus adding more confusion to the exact date of the series.}}

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* [[Schmuck Bait]]: [[The Movie]]'s [[Noodle Incident]] apparently involved a red button.

* [[Screwed By the Network]]: The Movie didn't air in the United States for months... long after Australia, Scandinavia, and parts of Asia got their hands on it.

* [[Second Person Attack]]: Several examples.

* [[Second-Person Attack]]: Several examples.

** At the end of "Who Let The Ed In?", Eddy hits Ed with an invisible potato in an invisible slingshot.

** This trope also occurs in the Valentine's Day special when Kevin tosses the end of the gym rope towards Eddy, and it hits him in the face.

** In "The Good, The Bad, and the Ed", Rolf challenges Eddy to a series of dangerous challenges. One of the challenges involved Eddy and Rolf getting giant boulders smashed against themselves in a giant Newton's Cradle. At the start of that challenge, Eddy's POV shows Ed tossing one of the boulders, smashing him hard.

* [[Sensitive Guy and Manly Man]]: Double D and both of his friends (Mostly Eddy).

* [[~~Shape Shifter~~ Swan Song]]: Played for laughs after a prank involving joke gum. Ed gets harmlessly electrocuted in the movie, and ends up taking on nearly every notable form or persona he's ever donned.

* [[Shapeshifter Swan Song]]: Played for laughs after a prank involving joke gum. Ed gets harmlessly electrocuted in the movie, and ends up taking on nearly every notable form or persona he's ever donned.

* [[Ship Tease]]: Kevin and Nazz, {{spoiler|especially in [[The Movie]]!}}

* [[Shout Out]]: The names of various AKA Cartoon employees are featured in the show, and at one point Edd uses the pseudonym "[[The Big Lebowski|Walter Sobchak]]" to fool the Kankers.

* [[Shout-Out]]: The names of various AKA Cartoon employees are featured in the show, and at one point Edd uses the pseudonym "[[The Big Lebowski|Walter Sobchak]]" to fool the Kankers.

** The letters "AKA" are found somewhere in every episode, usually on some sign or in a Blink-And-You'll-Miss-It moment.

** From [[The Movie]]:

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* [[What Happened to The Mouse?]]? {{spoiler|Did Rolf and Wilfred make up after the end of the movie?}}

* [[Wheel-O-Feet]]: Played with in "1 + 1 = Ed" when Eddy pulls this off, and then throws Sarah into the wheel blur, causing her to speed off out of control. Played straight in [[The Movie]]. In a car.

* [[When It Rains It Pours]]: Done in "Read All About Ed":

* [[When It Rains, It Pours]]: Done in "Read All About Ed":

{{quote| '''Double D:''' Summer rains, you can never predict them. (cue flash storm every time he says that)}}

* [[With Friends Like These]]: Edd with Ed and Eddy. {{spoiler|[[Up to Eleven]] in the movie.}}

* [[With Friends Like These...]]: Edd with Ed and Eddy. {{spoiler|[[Up to Eleven]] in the movie.}}

** {{spoiler|Subverted in the movie, in which he left right after the whole quicksand prank, and it only took a fight and Eddy admitting his faults for him to come back.}}

* [[Where the Hell Is Springfield?]]: Purposefully invoked by the creator. There is no real clues to exactly where Peach Creek is located, but in the movie alone we see that just outside the suburb confines is a large stretch of badlands, then grassland, then farmland, and then a swamp.