Susan the Hedgehog Trope List (Season 1)

The list of tropes that are present in Season 1.
== Tropes ==
Action Girl: Every female main character in the show is an example. The eponymous character has lots of action episodes in Season 1, making her the biggest example of this in the season. In Season 2 onwards, though, Sasha the Porcupine would be a bigger example, even being the reason why Speedy has a crush on her.
Adaptation Personality Change - Cream is still a nice woman, but she is noticeable more stern in this series than in the games, especially when it comes to Curd and her antics. She also becomes understandably willing to fight as shown in the second segment of the series premiere, even turning super in one episode this season just to stop Chaflick Foods from killing more Chao.
Amusement Park - Eggmanland in Susan’s Fox Frenzy and Prowerland in Susanland (Susan the Hedgehog). Prowerland is an interesting case, as it's technically 4 amusement parks.
An Aesop - Naturally, due to being an In Another Man's Shoes plot, Susan and Curd's Mommy Mishaps' Aesop seemed to be don't assume one has it easy, but there's a twist Aesop at the end, where the moms teach their daughters that they were trying to be good parents and what Susan was doing was wrong, and Curd should do things not just to get prizes. It doesn't matter if the jokes Curd told in Susan and Curd's Mommy Mishaps were offensive, as long as she put earphones on the victims' ears and the criminals can laugh as a means of trapping them.
And Now For Someone Completely Different - Ava is arguably the main protagonist of Susan Bee Gone.
Asskicking Leads To Leadership - Amy is considered Sonic's equal in this show, since after her training with Knuckles, she became much stronger and was able to participate in Sonic's fights with Eggman or bigger threats.
Astral Finale - The season 1 finale, Susan vs the United Heroes has Heads and his friends protect the new Death Egg.
Bee Afraid - Susan Bee Gone introduced Princess Hazel the Bee and her colony. She has a large bee army, being the princess of her colony and can compete with Heads in terms of leadership. Not only that, she's pretty powerful too.
Beach Episode - The entirety of Susan Is Un-Shore Of What Is To Come takes place in the beach. Susan’s Fox Frenzy revolves around Susan, Swift, Ava, Platinum, and Ava protecting Yolk Beach, an artificial beach in Eggmanland.
Cross Referenced Title - Susan vs Team Amy is the B segment of the seventh episode of this season and the entire series. It references the A segment of that episode, Susan vs Team Sonic.
Early Installment Weirdness - Season 1 has multiple significant differences. The Wisps aren't major in the series, Sasha and Samantha don't use the Super Wispon at any point in the season, Sasha plots are never the B plot, there is no Susan TV episode, Spencer's stupidity isn't shown in this season, Curd is way more of a jerk to her mom in this season than in the following seasons (though Susan and Curd's Mommy Mishaps was a redemption episode for her), and Cream is stricter. All of the protagonists are more jerkish than in later seasons. Samantha also acts more serious than later seasons. 
Exactly What It Says On The Tin - Detective Susan, with the joke of this episode being that some of the cases Susan solves are laughably easy. Many "Susan vs" episodes follow this, including the series premiere's two segments, Susan vs Sonamy and Susan vs The Flying Sidekicks. Others include Susan vs the Quintuple Quills, both Episode 7 segments, Susan vs Team Sonic & Susan vs Team Amy, Susan vs Knuckles, and Susan vs the United Heroes. Other non-vs episode examples include Susan At Volume Zero, Susanland, Susan Meets Team Dragoon, Susan Battle Royale, and Susan Goes To Space. 
Feud Episode - Susan and Curd are shown to hate their moms in Susan and Curd's Mommy Mishaps, and they argue over whose mom is worse. 
Fight Scene - Plenty. 
Foil - Curd and Butter are this to Cream.
Hero Antagonist - Pretty much every antagonist aside from Eggman follows this trope.
High On Catnip - Cream made a deal with Lucy that she’d give her catnip if she quit working for Chaflick Foods in the episode Susan vs the Flying Sidekicks. 
Inspiration For The Work - The Sonic series doesn't have many strong female protagonists or Action Girls, so the creator of this series made a series which had a female protagonist, Amy as Sonic's equal, and didn't play the Damsel In Distress trope much. 
Kid Hero All Grown Up - Every single canon protagonist in the Sonic series, with all of them becoming powerful leaders, especially Tails. 
Lampshade Hanging - It's a main part of Ava's character to do this every time. 
Lemonade Stand Plot - Slightly Subverted, as Susan’s Metallic Friend is about Susan learning that Heads' new multi-purpose Metal Sonic can create the best liquid products in the world, being a multi-purpose robot, so Susan uses him to make lemonade AND juices. 
Long Runners - This show would last for 4 seasons, while getting a direct sequel that lasted for another 4 seasons of 30 episodes instead of 15. 
Musical Episode - Kinda what happens in The Album of Susan Spencer. 
Mystery Episode - The plot of Detective Susan. 
Overshadowed By Controversy - People only remember the episode Susan and Lulu's Treasure Hunting Idol by the fact that Susan became a Ken Penders fan herself after quitting finding one. 
Protagonist Centered Morality - Yes, Susan may be a mostly selfless girl who at the end of the day wants to help others, but viewers question why defending a Chao meat restaurant and becoming a fan of a controversial guy are good decisions. 
Recurring Character - Hazel and her family is a example, with them only appearing in Susan Bee Gone and Susan vs the United Heroes. Knuckles also counts, with him appearing when Susan and Heads stole the Master Emerald, to get revenge for that act, and among the United Heroes. Team Dragoon technically counts, as they first showed up during Susan Meets Team Dragoon, but would go on to pop up in later seasons. 
Sequel Episode - Susan vs Knuckles is the sequel episode of Susan Spencer: Chase Ace. 
The Stinger - Every episode of Susan the Hedgehog has these, not just the episodes in Season 1. 
They Copied It So It Sucks - People accuse The Album of Susan Spencer of being a bit too similar to Band Geeks from SpongeBob, because both plots start with a musician being depressed because something happened to their musical career (Oliver is a kid though), so a group of characters help that musician gain their musical career back by practicing their music, though characters got excused because they joined Oliver when he first sang "Eggman's the Greatest". 
Three Shorts - Used only once this season... because almost all of the other episodes this season use Two Shorts. 
Treasure Hunt Episode - Subverted in Susan and Lulu's Treasure Hunting Idol. Treasure Tessy claims Ken Penders fans to be treasures, because she hasn't found one yet. 
Tropey Come Home - Susan loses a new pet, Perry the Black Soldier in the episode Susan’s Perpetual Bond, although it was said character’s first episode. 
Unexpectedly Dark Episode - Susan Is Un-Shore Of What Is To Come has Susan trying to fix her mistake of almost killing everyone on the beach after a fight against Eggman that is easily won using the fact that water conducts electricity. 
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