Nina's World (2019 TV series)/Tropes

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== Tropes ==
* Adaptational Name Change: Mrs. Leifkowitz, who appears occasionally in this reboot, is renamed to Ms. Leifkowitz.
* An Aesop: Most of the stories are based on teaching one of some sort.
* Affectionate Parody: Madison (from "Nina Tells a Story") is a parody of Ludwig Belman's Madeline.
* Breaking the Fourth Wall: Nina speaks to the viewers sometimes (and the keyword is sometimes, as the show reverts to the original show's first season format).
* Companion Cube:
** Star is this to Nina.
** Bumble is this to Chelsea.
** Charlie is this to Carlos.
* Cool Old Guy: Abuelita Yolie
* Cool Teacher: Ms. Leifkowitz, Tio Javier's former piano teacher, rides a scooter.
* Crossdressing Voices:
** Star is voiced by Tabitha St. Germain
** Santi by Adriana Caldwell
* Crossover:
** "Doctor Nina" with Doc McStuffins
** "Nina Meets Daniel" with Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood
* A Dog Named Dog: Star
* "Do It Yourself" Theme Tune: Nina, Chelsea, Carlos, Eddie, and Hameed sing the show's theme song.
* Exactly What It Says on the Tin: Most of the episode titles.
* Eye Glasses: Carlos and Abuelita Yolie, as well as Ms. Leifkowitz and Mr. Kapur.
* Fourth-Wall Observer: Just like in the second season of the original, Nina is the only character to speak to the audience.
* Five-Token Band:
** Nina is Hispanic.
** Chelsea and Aiden are Caucasian.
** Carlos is an African-American from Colombia.
** Nico is Brazilian.
** Eddie and Skye are Asian.
** Hameed is Egyptian.
* Getting Past the Radar: The titles of the episodes "Laugh My Glass Off" and "Nina's Piece of Hit" (see Pun-Based Title)
* Good Parents:
** Mami and Papi are this to Nina and her brother Santi.
** Claire and Oliver, despite being divorced, always have enough time for Chelsea, despite her living with the former.
* Homage:
** "Pollen Problem," which is obviously the Arthur episode "Poor Muffy."
** "Nina Walks the Moon" is the Caillou episode "Caillou in Space."
** "A Party in Nina's Tummy" is the Curious George episode "Juicy George." Additionally, the title references a Yo Gabba Gabba! song.
** "Nina's Egg Hunt" is basically an Easter version of the 1978 special "Christmas Eve on Sesame Street."
* Imagine Spot: Esch episode has one, be it in Nina's drawings (like in the first season of the original) or with her and the Star Amigos (like in the second).
* Once per Episode: Each of these are from the original's first season.
** Nina shows Star one of her drawings.
** Nina stretches with Abuelita Yolie.
** Nina and either Mami or Papi recite the Hush poem.
* The Other Darrin: Most kid characters, except Santi, are recast.
* Parental Bonus: See Getting Past the Radar and Pun-Based Title.
* Performance Anxiety: "Nina Spells It Out" and "Starring Nina."
* Pun-Based Title: The titles of the episodes "Laugh My Glass Off" and "Nina's Piece of Hit," unfortunately...
* Revival
* Role Reprisal: Most cast members from the original return for this series.
* Shout-Out: A picture of Nina dressed as the titular character from Doc McStuffins can be seen in her room in most episodes.
* Sick Episode: Nina gets sick from drinking too much grape cola in "Nina Tries Something New."
* Slice of Life: Expected, since it's a show for young children.
* Species Surname: Max the Dog, Carlos and Nico's pet
* Suddenly Voiced: Max's barks are provided by (who?).
* Talking to Himself: Star, Mrs. Goldstein, and Chelsea's mom Claire are all voiced by Tabitha St. Germain.
* Youthful Freckles: Chelsea has these.
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