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Looney Toons (talk | contribs) (Undo revision 1839760 by MCSMFan2 (talk) As established elsewhere, WALL-E is a textbook example of The Fool.) Tag: Undo |
Looney Toons (talk | contribs) (Undo revision 1840084 by MCSMFan2 (talk) Misused. Trope is about ancient or immortal beings disguising themselves as someone much younger.) Tag: Undo |
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* [[The World Is Just Awesome]]: The humans' reaction when they first actually notice their surroundings, having been so immersed in their luxuries that they failed to notice ''everything around them''. |
* [[The World Is Just Awesome]]: The humans' reaction when they first actually notice their surroundings, having been so immersed in their luxuries that they failed to notice ''everything around them''. |
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* [[Worthless Yellow Rocks]]: WALL-E finds a diamond ring in a box, and tosses the ring aside to play with the box. And walks on a carpet of dollar, er, B&L bills. |
* [[Worthless Yellow Rocks]]: WALL-E finds a diamond ring in a box, and tosses the ring aside to play with the box. And walks on a carpet of dollar, er, B&L bills. |
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* [[Really Seven Hundred Years Old]] WALL-E |
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** Reiterated in the 2009 Oscar's Animation Yearbook montage, where WALL-E finds an Oscar statue and a battered tape of said montage inside the plant's fridge. He naturally tosses the statue and takes the tape back home to watch. Ironic in that ''WALL-E'' had just won Best Animated Feature. |
** Reiterated in the 2009 Oscar's Animation Yearbook montage, where WALL-E finds an Oscar statue and a battered tape of said montage inside the plant's fridge. He naturally tosses the statue and takes the tape back home to watch. Ironic in that ''WALL-E'' had just won Best Animated Feature. |
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* [[X Meets Y]]: ''[[Fallout]]'' meets ''[[2001: A Space Odyssey]]'' meets ''[[Portal (series)|Portal]]'', if Aperture Science was owned by [[Apple Macintosh|Steve Jobs]]. |
* [[X Meets Y]]: ''[[Fallout]]'' meets ''[[2001: A Space Odyssey]]'' meets ''[[Portal (series)|Portal]]'', if Aperture Science was owned by [[Apple Macintosh|Steve Jobs]]. |
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