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* [[A Boy and His X|A Duckling And His X]]: Truman and Oscar.▼
* [[The Aesthetics of Technology]]: Leslie activates Ralph's time machine because it looks just like the coffee maker
* [[Author Appeal]]: Though I suppose a predilection for busty, intelligent chicks who look like [[Bettie Page]] has to be a more common thing than most other [[Author Appeal]] examples.
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* [[Conspiracy Theorist]]: Al the bartender
* [[Crossover]] with [[Player Versus Player]] while many other characters sneak in now and then
▲* [[A Boy and His X|A Duckling And His X]]: Truman and Oscar.
* [[Everything's Better with Dinosaurs]]
* [[Everything's Better with Monkeys]]
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* [[Executive Meddling]]: Frank Cho has since spoken of how often his editors wanted to make the strip "[[Lowest Common Denominator|Five-Year-Old Accessible]]" which lead him to switch from syndication to Image Comics. He did however note they made the positive suggestion of turning Leslie into a bullfrog rather than as a living lima bean as he'd originally envisioned.
** Happens in-universe a number of times. Notably, {{spoiler|Evil Brandy's Evil Pikachu monster is conveniently deleted from existence at the urging of his editor.}}
* [[Experienced Protagonist]]: Dr. Frank Melisch may not be good with women, or socializing, but he is a competent veterinarian. A constant running gag is how he's one of the two sanest people on the preserve, reassuring Leslie about hypochondria bouts and tending to Ralph's various wounds. Likewise, Dr. Brandy Carter is so well-versed in a veterinary study that she even has failsafes designed for when Dean the pig falls back to cigarette usage.
* [[Fan Service]]: Brandy and Jen were walking fanservice while wearing ''clothing'', much less the skimpy outfits and underwear Cho sometimes drew them in. Censorship got to most of it, but let's just say that this is Frank Cho's most notable artistic quality to comic fans for a reason.
* [[Form-Fitting Wardrobe]]
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