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* [[Funny Afro]]: Anyone who survives an explosion will have their hair fried into this, with bonus sideburns and soul patch, in Keroro's case.
** A variant in episode 294: Paul's [[Mobile Shrubbery]] camouflage includes a ''massive'' green afro resembling a bush.
* [[Gag Dub]]: Funimation pretty much took the same approach as they did with ''[[ShinCrayon ChanShin-chan]]'' for this dub. That said, it leans a bit more towards [[Woolseyism]] (if with a side order of [[Lull Destruction]]) than most Gag Dubs, staying faithful to the main plot of each episode, while changing up references and adding new jokes.
* [[Gag Series]]: [[Sarcasm Mode|...tell me it isn't.]]
* [[Germans Love David Hasselhoff]]: Dasonu*Maso is an in-universe example (again).
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* [[Idiosyncratic Episode Naming]]: Episode titles always start with the name of whichever character the story will be about and end with Keroro's [[Verbal Tic|"de arimasu".]]
** Animax's little-known English dub of the show—it was only seen in Asia—preserves this tic by having Keroro's voice actress (yes, they kept his [[Cross-Dressing Voices|cross-dressing voice]] too) say "Sir, yes sir!" after the title.
** American Keroro says "de arimasu" after ''one'' episode's title, [[Throw It In|just for the hell of it]]. However, most episode names are Shouts Out to various other media: [[V for Vendetta|V for Valentinedetta]], [[The Producers|Springtime for Hitters]], [[Last Action Hero|Lost Action Hero]], [[Lost in Translation|Lost in Transportation]] (de arimasu), you get the idea. Note that this is only ''most'' episodes, though all the others are puns ("Pop Startled", "Fake It Til You Make It", etc.) As of the second season a couple of episodes use a line from the show as the title, a la ''[[ShinCrayon ChanShin-chan]]''.
** The ''Musha Kero'' saga has chapter numbers instead, and "de arimasu" is replaced with [[Jidai Geki|the more archaic "de gozasorou"]].
* [[The Idiot From Osaka]]: Keroro, but without the accent. Whenever he has one of his money-making schemes he ''gains'' one, and eats takoyaki.
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