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* [[Fashion Victim Villain]]: Yzma, who has a mannequin-head for nightly "storing" of her enormous fake eyelashes. |
* [[Fashion Victim Villain]]: Yzma, who has a mannequin-head for nightly "storing" of her enormous fake eyelashes. |
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* [[Fountain of Memes]]: This film is one of the most quotable Disney films of all time, with Kronk, Kuzco and Yzma all having memorable lines. |
* [[Fountain of Memes]]: This film is one of the most quotable Disney films of all time, with Kronk, Kuzco and Yzma all having memorable lines. |
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* [[Fridge Brilliance]]: Yzma asks Kronk "Why do we even have that lever?" Well, really, what happens when Kuzco and Pacha try to sneak into the lab? Maybe ''that's'' why! |
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** Theoretically, yes. Except that Kuzco and Pacha just get right past the alligators with little problem, so there still seems to be little purpose to it. |
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** [[Ironic Echo|So this happens]]: |
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{{quote|'''Kuzco''': Ok, why does she even ''have'' that lever?}} |
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* [[Fridge Logic]]: Not quite for this film but the beta version of it called: [[What Could Have Been|Kingdom of the Sun]]. Essentially in Yzma's almost [["I Want" Song]], she states because she has lost her beauty with age, she barely goes out in the sun and prefers the light of the moon. She does know the moon doesn't actually make any light at all and the light we see from the Moon is really sunlight that is reflected from the Moon's surface, right? And if she did snuff out the sun, the moon wouldn't be seen at all? It's probably a good thing the movie changed her motives. |
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* [[Hilarious in Hindsight]]: [[Patrick Warburton]] apparently likes [[The Venture Brothers|playing the bodyguard to a very skinny, inept mad scientist]]. |
* [[Hilarious in Hindsight]]: [[Patrick Warburton]] apparently likes [[The Venture Brothers|playing the bodyguard to a very skinny, inept mad scientist]]. |
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* [[Member Berries]]: All the sequels suffered from focusing on call backs to the original movie rather than matching its comedy. |
* [[Member Berries]]: All the sequels suffered from focusing on call backs to the original movie rather than matching its comedy. |
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Latest revision as of 14:57, 29 March 2023
- Anvilicious: Like most animated films today, the Power of Friendship is presented in full force. Unlike most animated films today, it manages to work in the movie's favor.
- Crossover Ship: Kuzco/Chel.
- Crowning Moment of Awesome: Kuzco-as-a-llama telling himself-as-a-narrator to stuff the self pity, and gamely attempting to start a new life as an ordinary llama.
- Crowning Moment of Funny: The entire freaking movie is one for the Disney Animated Canon.
- Evil Is Cool: Yzma and Kronk are the true stars of this movie, this Troper defies anyone to deny it.
- Fashion Victim Villain: Yzma, who has a mannequin-head for nightly "storing" of her enormous fake eyelashes.
- Fountain of Memes: This film is one of the most quotable Disney films of all time, with Kronk, Kuzco and Yzma all having memorable lines.
- Hilarious in Hindsight: Patrick Warburton apparently likes playing the bodyguard to a very skinny, inept mad scientist.
- Member Berries: All the sequels suffered from focusing on call backs to the original movie rather than matching its comedy.
- Memetic Mutation: "Kuzco is my favorite Disney Princess" on Tumblr.
- Moral Event Horizon: Parodied when, at least according to Kronk's shoulder devil, Yzma crossed it when she admitted to never liking Kronk's spinach puffs.
- Motive Decay: Extremely condensed and mocked in the "Escape from Yzma's lab" sequence where Kuzco tries on a large number of unlabeled potions in rapid succession, turning into stuff way unsuited for the escape. Eventually, he gets another llama potion, going back to the form he'd been in for most of the movie, and begins laughing happily like he'd just achieved his goal (turning back into a human). "Yay! I'm a llama again! ...wait."
- The Problem with Licensed Games: Actually averted somewhat. The Playstation game was just as humorous and satirical as the movie is. Hanging lampshades on video game cliches long before The Simpsons Game did. The game does alter certain plot points from the movie though. An example is in the game Kuzco knows Yzma is trying to kill him right from the start, while in the movie he did not learn that until after the diner scene. Should also note that Yzma's crocodiles are, shall we say, more competent guards than they were in the movie.
- There was a PC game as well. It was also a good game and funny, but rather Nintendo Hard.
- Sequelitis: The direct-to-DVD Kronk's New Groove was pretty dire, save perhaps one or two individual moments. The follow-up TV series The Emperors New School regained some lost ground but had a tendency to take jokes from the original movie and re-re-re-use them until they lay in tatters.
- Spiritual Successor: The Teacher's Pet movie, made by Disney a few years later, has a very similar sense of humor.
- Vindicated by History: After the release of Shrek, many people looked back to this film for having a more natural sense of humor.
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