Mythology gag

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Mythology gag

This is a reference to the "Snowbound" pilot, where Norb just looks like a yellow version of Dag. The episode "Duck's Reflucks" is tribute to the classic Looney Tunes short Duck Amuck , but with the roles reversed, as Bugs is the victim and Daffy is the animator, in this case a digital animator. This episode also contains a character called C. In the episode "A Bully for Bugs", the scene where Bugs and Daffy start arguing over whether Elmer should respectively eat Bugs' marshmallow rabbit or Daffy's chocolate duck is a reference to the Duck Season, Rabbit Season scene from classic short Rabbit Fire , and ends up as you can imagine with Daffy losing. After that, Daffy says: " I will remember that just in case we ever try that again someday ". Also, the title of the episode is a reference to another classic short, Bully for Bugs note although there is nothing related to said short in the actual episode apart from the main character. In Barbie Spy Squad , the disguise selector contains many dresses and outfits from previous Barbie films, including Alexa's colorful dress, Nori's fairy dress, Corrinne and Kara's dresses and superhero outfits, and Clara's Nutcracker dress. The Batman features a bunch of references to classic Batman comics. The future-based episode "Artifacts" has a scene where an aged Batman steps out of his Batmobile to fight Mr. Freeze greets him with the words: " The Dark Knight returns! In the same episode, Robin and Batgirl assume their present-day comic identities of Nightwing and Oracle respectively. In the same episode during some speculation, Robin and Batgirl are referred to respectively as Red Robin and Batwoman. Freeze suffered a similar, though less severe, deterioration as his Batman: The Animated Series incarnation and hence has replaced his legs with robotic spider legs. The Batman vs.

In the sequel to that game, Wade is wearing Roy's mythology gag hat from "Wanted: Wade". In D-War, a deep voiced villain asks for help. Contrast Early-Bird Cameo.

A Mythology Gag is a sort of Meta- Continuity Nod , wherein a reference to some facet of a show's mythology or past production history which is not actually considered Canon in the context of the show is made. This trope is usually taken largely as a bit of gratuitous humor, since if the program you're watching is "real" then the characters shouldn't be thinking in terms of any continuity, alternate or otherwise. Sometimes this will be hilariously lampshaded by the characters, who wonder how they could possibly know such a thing. Also, the Celebrity Paradox might come into play. Often seen in Revivals , Reboots or Media Franchises , when an element from the previous version of the show or from the previous show in the Media Franchise is referenced or seen in some way. This is usually done as an acknowledgment to the fans of the first incarnation of the show.

Being a film based on the Super Mario Bros. Super Mario games Some of Bowser's roars are provided by Kenny James, his current voice actor in the games. As Mario makes his final attempt to complete Peach's obstacle course, he holds his arms out to the side when running across the donut blocks, as he does in several later games when he reaches full speed. He then clears the Bullet Bills using his signature triple jump complete with identical animations: his arms held to his sides and back on the second jump, and a backflip with his arms spread on the third. Super Mario Bros. This culminates in Mario sliding down a flag pole outside of a castle-shaped burger joint just like the end of the original levels, complete with the exact same sound effect used when Mario hits the flagpole.

Mythology gag

Webby's original design used as a weapon by Magica De Spell. Liu Kang: Are we the Deadly Alliance? Raiden: That is Kronika's Deception. Liu Kang: Or a recipe for Armageddon. A Mythology Gag is a reference to past iterations of a work that are explicitly not Canon to the work in question. A meta- Continuity Nod , if you will. Often seen in Reboots or Series Franchises when an element from the previous version is referenced or seen in some way, usually as an acknowledgment to fans of earlier incarnations. When successful, it serves as a reassurance to those fans that the producers aren't trying to disrespect the original source material.

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The Decepticon team introduced in Season 3 is named "Team Chaar", after the planet the Decepticons moved to after finally being expelled from Cybertron after The Movie in G1. One episode has a brief appearance from a statue of Scrappy-Doo , followed by Fred stating they had agreed never to discuss him again. Not necessarily a throwback, because there is a real product Calgon with this slogan. A Mythology Gag is a sort of Meta- Continuity Nod , wherein a reference to some facet of a show's mythology or past production history which is not actually considered Canon in the context of the show is made. Crumhorn's Penfold robot planted with DM to replace the kidnapped real Penfold. Well, okay, she dressed up as Animated Optimus, and ended up looking exactly like G1 Prime. They even share the same class name, Hammerhead , with the difference being that the former are corvettes while the latter were cruisers. Mitzi reads Isadora Duncan's real-life obituary to the portrait of her late lover. The episode "The Clock King" has one. When the bus passes city hall and Jimbo's gun shop, a small television set plays the scene in "Jesus Vs. Like Ann Darrow, Annie is also lost in the jungle with only a native monster to rely on as her companion, even if said beast isn't Kong himself in this case and the relationship is A Girl and Her X rather than Beast and Beauty. In the old Expanded Universe an "Idiot's Array" is a winning hand in sabbac and the episode establishes that that's still the case in the new continuity. Scooby Doo Intr While said character doesn't look anything like Bebop, it could hardly be a coincidence.

A Mythology Gag is a sort of Meta- Continuity Nod , wherein a reference to some facet of a show's mythology or past production history which is not actually considered Canon in the context of the show is made.

I mean, you heard the song. Space Ghost Coast to Coast episode "Warren" revolves around Space Ghost having been replicated, with the replicant named Gary claiming that he's the original Space Ghost. In "Endgame, Part 1", the Omega Clones resemble the Dark Guardians, the giant robots that the Quintessons used in Generation 1 to keep the ancestors of the Cybertronians in line. Pac-Man in the same show. In the same episode, Waspinator is seen pulling himself back together while commenting "Waspinator has planzzz Later, once the smoke clears, Donatello says April would make a good reporter, to which she replied "In another lifetime, maybe. In a reference to, "Jesus Vs. This ship wasn't built, it was poured! The conversation about the Ark has a sly reference to changing toy technology : Rattrap: Aw, man! The chibi Spin-Off twice brings back the Heavenly Maiden statue a troublesome Arc Villain the cast has to defeat early in the main story just to have characters comically beat it up. More information OK.