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Set in the year 196,303 BC, it follows the life and escapades of the caveman Oh. Rejected by his own kind, he travels the world meeting strange new friends and enemies, and learning and developing the skills needed to survive this harsh world. The film is set to a [[Incredibly Lame Pun|rock]] soundtrack. |
Set in the year 196,303 BC, it follows the life and escapades of the caveman Oh. Rejected by his own kind, he travels the world meeting strange new friends and enemies, and learning and developing the skills needed to survive this harsh world. The film is set to a [[Incredibly Lame Pun|rock]] soundtrack. |
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Not to be confused with [[The Missing Lynx]] |
Not to be confused with [[The Missing Lynx]]. |
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* [[All Cavemen Were Neanderthals]]: Somewhat justified, as the film shows the transition between Neanderthal and ''Homo sapiens''. |
* [[All Cavemen Were Neanderthals]]: Somewhat justified, as the film shows the transition between Neanderthal and ''Homo sapiens''. |
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* {{spoiler|[[Bittersweet Ending]]: Man develops into a more civilized society, at the cost of wiping out various other species in the process.}} |
* {{spoiler|[[Bittersweet Ending]]: Man develops into a more civilized society, at the cost of wiping out various other species in the process.}} |
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Revision as of 00:38, 18 October 2016
The Missing Link (French: Le Chaînon manquant), known in America as B.C. Rock, is a 1980 French–Belgian animated film written and directed by Picha.
Set in the year 196,303 BC, it follows the life and escapades of the caveman Oh. Rejected by his own kind, he travels the world meeting strange new friends and enemies, and learning and developing the skills needed to survive this harsh world. The film is set to a rock soundtrack.
Not to be confused with The Missing Lynx.
Tropes used in The Missing Link include:
- All Cavemen Were Neanderthals: Somewhat justified, as the film shows the transition between Neanderthal and Homo sapiens.
- Bittersweet Ending: Man develops into a more civilized society, at the cost of wiping out various other species in the process.
- Also, Oh spends the remainder of his days on Easter Island with Igua and Croak.
- A Boy and His X: A boy and his brachiosaurus.
- Ass Shove: Oh does this with a cork to a dragon.
- Catgirl: The "No-Man"s are a race of all-female red feline creatures.
- Crapsack World: It is the dawn of man, after all.
- Dumb Is Good: Oh.
- Evil Twin: Ah is this to Oh.
- Humans Are the Real Monsters: Near the end of the film, Man goes around wiping out all other creatures for no other reason than "Man no like no-man!"
- Hive Mind: The No-Lobes seem to be this.
- Humanoid Female Animal: Again, the "No-Man" race.
- Interspecies Romance: Oh and "No-Man".
- Jerkass: Croak.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Croak, again.
- Naked People Are Funny: All of Man are naked.
- One-Gender Race: The No-Lobes (all male) and the "No-Man"s (all female).
- Yet, the No-Lobes lay eggs.
- Our Dragons Are Different: There's a dragon in one scene that farts fire and is voiced by Bill Murray.
- Perverse Sexual Lust: The "No-Man" race uses this to their advantage while hunting.
- Somewhere a Palaeontologist Is Crying: Not only are there dinosaurs and humans in the same time period, but they don't even look like real dinosaurs. Hell, some of them don't even look like they are from Earth.
- Workaholic: The No-Lobes are an entire race of these.