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* [[Shoe Shine, Mister?]]: In "Chemicals Made From Dirt," the Titanium Chef's evil plan involves shoeshine, even though his own minions point out that no one shines his shoes in this day and age. However, his plan also involves the power of peer pressure, and sure enough, everyone wants to get his shoes shined to be "cool". One boy even volunteers to help them shine shoes.
* [[Shoe Shine, Mister?]]: In "Chemicals Made From Dirt," the Titanium Chef's evil plan involves shoeshine, even though his own minions point out that no one shines his shoes in this day and age. However, his plan also involves the power of peer pressure, and sure enough, everyone wants to get his shoes shined to be "cool". One boy even volunteers to help them shine shoes.
* [[Skunk Stripe]] - Oleander
* [[Skunk Stripe]] - Oleander
* [[Small Name, Big Ego]] - Tako and his art
* [[The Smart Guy]] - Tako
* [[The Smart Guy]] - Tako
* [[Strange Bedfellows]] - Unagi in "Lights On, Lights Off"
* [[Strange Bedfellows]] - Unagi in "Lights On, Lights Off"
* [[Team Mom]] - Maguro
* [[Team Mom]] - Maguro
* [[Team Title]]
* [[Team Title]]
* [[Ted Baxter]] - Tako and his art
* [[Title Theme Tune]]
* [[Title Theme Tune]]
* [[Tome of Eldritch Lore]] - The Book of Chum Chop
* [[Tome of Eldritch Lore]] - The Book of Chum Chop

Latest revision as of 15:48, 9 October 2014

Sushi Pack is a children's Saturday morning cartoon featuring a team of items from a sushi menu, jolted to life thanks to a bolt of lightning. The Pack consists of Tako (octopus), Maguro (tuna), Kani (crab), Ikura (salmon roe) and Wasabi, who together battle evildoers and learn life lessons. They live in an organic donut shop with their human friend and mentor Ben. Despite the superhero element of the story, violence is used only as a last resort. The show is produced by American Greetings, DiC Entertainment, and Tom Ruegger.


Tropes used in Sushi Pack include:

Titanium Chef: Maguro is not one of us. She's different. We don't tolerate difference. Right, boys?
Toro: We can barely tolerate ourselves.