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* [[Art Shift]]:
** "Mul/Kerry/Bush" shifts to brown-and-white sketches as Mulberry and her friends [http://www.platypuscomix.net/mulberry/index.php?issue=2&page=22&seriesID=4 drop Dr. Badass out of the 2004 election].
** "The Positively True Adventures of the Alleged Texas Cheerleader-Murdering Mulberry" became more realistic-looking for Mulberry's three-page [http://www.platypuscomix.net/mulberry/index.php?issue=13&page=1&seriesID=4 recap] of the first season finale of ''[[Heroes (TV series)|Heroes]]''.
** "Mulberry's Epic Yarn" turns [[Deliberately Monochrome]] as Mulberry and Tiff decide to have some "PB&J" by [http://www.platypuscomix.net/mulberry/index.php?issue=21&page=6 singing the Peter, Bjorn, and John song "Young Folks."]
* [[Attention Whore|Attention Whores]]: The Seven Spring heiresses who grew up to become ditzier than Mulberry, such as her adversary, [[Spoiled Brat]] Mary [[Meaningful Name|Roach]].
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** Joan of Arc, who had [[Fish Out of Temporal Water|risen from the dead]] in a two-part comic titled "Raiders of the Lost Arc," [http://www.platypuscomix.net/mulberry/index.php?issue=14&page=6 makes appearances] in "Franken-Berry."
** [[Spider-Man|Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson]], as portrayed in Paltridge's "True Believers," [http://www.platypuscomix.net/mulberry/index.php?issue=17&page=9&seriesID=4 form part of a crowd scene] in "If Ya Don't Eat Your Mulberry, Ya Can't Have Any Pudding! How Can Ya Have Any Pudding If Ya Don't Eat Your Mulberry??"
** TeBOING!ss, the [[
* [[Cool and Unusual Punishment]]: In "Artifacting," [[John Kricfalusi]] [http://www.platypuscomix.net/mulberry/index.php?issue=15&page=19 makes prisoners endure lectures] about [[Small Name, Big Ego|why all animation sucks compared to his]] and disagrees with '''[http://www.platypuscomix.net/mulberry/index.php?issue=15&page=20&seriesID=4 anything]''' they say. {{spoiler|1=Eventually, Mulberry [http://www.platypuscomix.net/mulberry/index.php?issue=15&page=23&seriesID=4 forces] him to wear the [[Ren and Stimpy|Happy Hat]] and broaden his appreciations.}}
* [[Cool Loser]]: The other heiresses of Seven Springs may shun Mulberry for her refusal to do anything she considers embarrassingly stupid, such as getting high or drunk, but she's still smarter than any of them, and heiress to one of the world's most powerful monopolies, VGI.
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'''Mulberry:''' Some complain that things like this destroy the original artist's vision. I say, who cares? The man's all the way back in Japan; how's he gonna find out?<br />
'''Jack:''' And he probably doesn't have internet... }}
* [[Cut His Heart Out
* [[Darker and Edgier]]: One of Pitt's and Jolie's children [http://www.platypuscomix.net/mulberry/index.php?issue=22&page=11&seriesID=4 becomes corrupted] in "Heiress A Parent" after {{spoiler|playing an M-rated version of ''[[Cooking Mama]]''}}.
* [[A Day At the Bizarro]]: [http://www.platypuscomix.net/mulberry/index.php?issue=21&pageType=index&seriesID=4 "Mulberry's Epic Yarn"] starts out as a parody of ''[[Kirby]]'s Epic Yarn'', then becomes progressively stranger, until they reveal that {{spoiler|Mulberry wrote the issue herself, apparently warping hers and Tiff's reality}}.
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* [[Faking the Dead]]: To protect themselves from terrorists and [[George W. Bush|their father]]'s haters, {{spoiler|Jenna and Barbara Bush}} resort to this at the end of "Year Six." {{spoiler|1=The girls' father [http://www.platypuscomix.net/mulberry/index.php?issue=6&page=49 refused their kidnappers' demands to pull troops out of Iraq], leaving them in danger of beheading, and [http://www.platypuscomix.net/mulberry/index.php?issue=6&page=56 the building where they were being held hostage exploded.]}}
* [[Fish Out of Water]]: "Mulberry Sharona, Slayer of [[White Anglo Saxon Protestant|WASPs]]" lands Mulberry at a [http://www.platypuscomix.net/mulberry/index.php?issue=9&page=5&seriesID=4 country club gathering of airheaded heiresses.]
* [[Filler Strip]]: [http://www.platypuscomix.net/mulberry/index.php?issue=20&pageType=index&seriesID=4 "Murphy's Lawn"] was written to tide Platypus Comix readers over as Paltridge spent extra time completing a four-part ''[[
* [[A Friend in Need]]: Mulberry often acknowledges the importance of her friendships with Jack and Tiff, whether she or one of them is the one in need.
* [[Follow the Leader]]:
** "[http://www.platypuscomix.net/mulberry/index.php?issue=3&pageType=index&seriesID=4 Mulberry vs. Wal-Mart]" begins as Mulberry learns her companies are losing money to Wal-Mart. In response, she, Jack, and Tiff, then spend a few hours in one of their stores. At the end of the comic, Mulberry [http://www.platypuscomix.net/mulberry/index.php?issue=3&page=13&seriesID=4 applies what she learned from the trip into opening her own store.]
** Mulberry finds herself resorting to this in "Mulberry's Lawn," while trying to turn [[Brittany Murphy]]'s last movie ([[The Asylum|Asylum Pictures]]' ''UFO vs. Killer Unicorn'') into a Hollywood blockbuster. [[Universal]] nearly rejects the film for not having enough [[Avatar (
* [[Foreshadowing]]: "Franken-Berry" contains a scene [http://www.platypuscomix.net/mulberry/index.php?issue=14&page=9&seriesID=4 Mulberry asks Tiff if she remembers the time they searched] for the [[Ren and Stimpy|History Eraser Button]], but after Jack says he doesn't, Mulberry remembers that comic won't appear at Platypus Comix for another seven months.
* [[Global Ignorance]]: Mary attempts to attract tabloids in "Prison Broke" by landing herself in jail. However, things don't go as planned, so she [http://www.platypuscomix.net/mulberry/index.php?issue=12&page=9&seriesID=4 asks Mulberry to come to Mexico and rescue her.] {{spoiler|1=It later turns out that Mary actually [http://www.platypuscomix.net/mulberry/index.php?issue=12&page=15 ended up in her family's California hotel].}}
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'''Jack:''' I'm sorry...[[Understatement|This is really hitting you hard, isn't it?]]<br />
'''Mulberry:''' This isn't like [[Michael Jackson]] or Patrick Swayze...I actually mean it this time! }}
* [[I Am Not Spock]]: In-universe, [[Nice Character, Mean Actor]] [[Hayden Panettiere]] doesn't react [http://www.platypuscomix.net/mulberry/index.php?issue=13&page=11&seriesID=4 kindly] to Jack calling her, "[[Heroes (TV series)|Claire]]" in "The Positively True Adventures of the Alleged Texas Cheerleader-Murdering Mulberry".
* [[Insistent Terminology]]: Mulberry, Tiff, and Jezebel [http://www.platypuscomix.net/mulberry/index.php?issue=23&page=3 insist] in "Jeboozled" that men always refer to females as "women" instead of, "girls", although women can call each other girls.
* [[Instant Awesome, Just Add Mecha]]: Mulberry's battle with Hayden Panettiere in "The Positively True Adventures of the Alleged Texas Cheerleader-Murdering Mulberry" [http://www.platypuscomix.net/mulberry/index.php?issue=13&page=19&seriesID=4 includes some robots].<ref>Mulberry controlled the silver and purple 'bot, while Panettiere used the gray and green one.</ref>
* [[Intoxication Ensues]]: The contents of [[Paula Abdul]]'s [[American Idol|Coke glass]] [http://www.platypuscomix.net/mulberry/index.php?issue=11&page=6&seriesID=4 have this affect on Mulberry] in "Scary Berry."
* [[Invisible Parents]]: Apparently, Mulberry's parents have spent so little time with her, she has forgotten what they look like. (Once, [http://www.platypuscomix.net/mulberry/index.php?issue=2&page=10&seriesID=4 she nearly fell for] [[George W. Bush]]'s attempt to pull a [[Luke, I Am Your Father]] on her) Jack and Tiff have admitted to having parents, but they do not live on the Sharona estate.
* [[It's Been Done]]: Mulberry tries to find legendary objects in "Artifacting," released the same month as ''[[Indiana Jones and
* [[Laser-Guided Amnesia]]: Early on in "Obamadramarama," Mulberry explains that whoever she will switch brains with later will not remember anything she did while in Mulberry's body, and instead assume she went unconscious for the duration of the switch.
* [[Last-Second Word Swap]]: After Mulberry fails in "Heiress A Parent" to convince the President of Television to lessen the amount of programs children can't watch, she exclaims, [http://www.platypuscomix.net/mulberry/index.php?issue=22&page=9&seriesID=4 "Go to...a field of daisies!"] after noticing one of her wards standing near her.
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* [[Missing Episode]]: Several, but the absence of "Suddenly Mulberry" sticks out the most. After its removal, "[http://www.platypuscomix.net/mulberry/index.php?issue=1&pageType=index&seriesID=4 Mulberry's 2004 Fall TV Preview]" became the oldest comic in the ''Mulberry'' archive. A few obvious signs exist that something came before it: the cover reads, "the second one", and Mulberry acknowledges the comic's interrupting her ''actual'' first arc.
* [[Nice Job Breaking It, Hero]]:
** By the end of "Artifacting," {{spoiler|1=Mulberry has obtained the History Eraser Button before Indy and Lara, and even turned John Kricfalusi into less of an egomaniac. Unfortunately, she [http://www.platypuscomix.net/mulberry/index.php?issue=15&page=24&seriesID=4 accidentally sits on the History Eraser Button], seemingly [[Exactly What It Says
** At the end of "Heiress A Parent", Mulberry decides to directly remind Pitt's and Jolie's children that TV doesn't always accurately teach right from wrong, especially when sex and/or violence become involved. However, after the children assure Mulberry that they won't follow [[Barney and Friends
* [[Non Standard Character Design]]:
** [http://www.platypuscomix.net/mulberry/index.php?issue=15&page=15 John Kricfalusi], in "Artifacting," is drawn in the style of his cartoons as opposed to Paltridge's comics.
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