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Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Ratso the rat.

Insistent Terminology: Rob doesn't like to refer to the animal's cages as such, getting angry at Mack for not calling them 'units.'.

In To The Rescue, he removes it voluntarily.

Irony: In the first movie, Radio almost gets his tube taken out at Elmo's and barely gets saved before that can happen.

Heroic Sacrifice: Radio gets one of these.

Gory Discretion Shot: Happens when Sebastian shows what the animal testers did to his arm.

Good Counterpart: The computers that sing about the Super Highway are basically friendly versions of the newer appliances that sing Cutting Edge from the first movie.

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They eventually patch things up when he passive mentions their first time meeting, showing that he does remember. It comes to a head when he yells at her for using Kirby to clean kitty litter and she tells him that she hopes they'll be very happy together. Forgotten Anniversary: What kicks off Rob and Chris's subplot is that Rob is too wrapped up in his thesis and graduation to remember their anniversary.Escaped from the Lab: Though the trauma from his torture leaves his memory fuzzy, Sebastian was either rescued from Tartarus Labs by Rob or at least escaped and was later found by him.Disney Death: Wittgenstein and Radio, the former by burning out his WFC-11-12-55 tube, the latter by physically removing his, and both of them recovered by being provided with a new tube.Dark Reprise: During 'Chomp and Munch', Wittgenstein sings the chorus of 'Super Highway' as the visuals portray him being shut down and put into storage.Cyber Green: Wittgenstein's computer virus is portrayed as bright green gremlin-like beings made of pure electricity, running about his circuits and destroying his vacuum tubes in a green explosion.

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Covers Always Lie: The VHS cover depicts the climactic scene of the appliances chasing after the truck full of the stolen animals, including Radio who was not present in that scene because he sacrificed his only tube to save Wittgenstein.

While still not exactly an upbeat character, he is considerably nicer, and any traces of his grumpiness are virtually non-existent. Here, his career as a vet, as well as his relationship with Chris, are given their own beefier subplots.

Character Development: Rob (aka The Master) was merely a goal to meet in the first movie.Carnivore Confusion: Murgatroyd (a Snake) Who due to his Good Heart, never dares to eat his animal friends especially Ratso, Ratso makes a rude comment towards Murgatroyd of his Snake Hiss and causes him to be repressed by the rat.Unlike the others, however, this song is actually significant to the plot, as it reflects on Rob and Chris's relationship. Call-Back: Just like the other two movies, this one opens with an oldies song (in this case, 'I'm Into Something Good' by Herman's Hermits).Chris: Hopefully that station will be out of range where we're going.