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[[Serendipity the Pink Dragon]] was a 1983 anime (original title ''Serendipity Monogatari Pure to no Nakamatachi'' - Serendipity Stories: Friends on Pure Island) that was adapted into a movie in 1989. The story follows Bobby, (or Kuno in Japanese), a young boy who is shipwrecked in the Antarctic. He finds a pink egg and floats on it out to a magical island, where the pink pleisiosaur Serendipity hatches. The island where she lives is endangered by the threat of humans coming when Captain Smudge realizes there is gold on the island.
'''Serendipity the Pink Dragon''' was a 1983 anime (original title ''Serendipity Monogatari Pure to no Nakamatachi'' - Serendipity Stories: Friends on Pure Island) that was adapted into a movie in 1989. The story follows Bobby, (or Kuno in Japanese), a young boy who is shipwrecked in the Antarctic. He finds a pink egg and floats on it out to a magical island, where the pink pleisiosaur Serendipity hatches. The island where she lives is endangered by the threat of humans coming when Captain Smudge realizes there is gold on the island.


The original anime, and the movie made from it, was based on a series of children's books called, oddly enough, Serendipity Books. Each book was designed to deliver [[An Aesop]], such as "[[Be Yourself|Enjoy being you,]]" [[The Golden Rule|"Treat others the way you want to be treated,"]] and [[Your Mileage May Vary|"Not everyone enjoys the same things."]]
The original anime, and the movie made from it, was based on a series of children's books called, oddly enough, Serendipity Books. Each book was designed to deliver [[An Aesop]], such as "[[Be Yourself|Enjoy being you,]]" [[The Golden Rule|"Treat others the way you want to be treated,"]] and [[Your Mileage May Vary|"Not everyone enjoys the same things."]]
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* [[Ambiguous Gender]]: A baffling example in the English dub, Peela-Peela is referred to as a female in the first half of the movie and a male in the second half.
* [[Ambiguous Gender]]: A baffling example in the English dub, Peela-Peela is referred to as a female in the first half of the movie and a male in the second half.
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* [[Everything Talks]]: Rocks talk, the fruits on the trees talk, etc.
* [[Everything Talks]]: Rocks talk, the fruits on the trees talk, etc.
* [[For the Evulz]]: Captain Smudge- "What's that bird doin'? Well, it's a shame I'm in such a foul mood-" *cocks gun to shoot Peela-Peela*
* [[For the Evulz]]: Captain Smudge- "What's that bird doin'? Well, it's a shame I'm in such a foul mood-" *cocks gun to shoot Peela-Peela*
* [[Humans Are Bastards]]: Humans are the main threat to the island.
* [[Humans Are the Real Monsters]]: Humans are the main threat to the island.
* [[Seadog Beard]]: Captain Smudge has one
* [[Seadog Beard]]: Captain Smudge has one
* [[Talk Like a Pirate]]: Captain Smudge
* [[Talk Like a Pirate]]: Captain Smudge

Revision as of 13:58, 22 October 2016


Serendipity the Pink Dragon was a 1983 anime (original title Serendipity Monogatari Pure to no Nakamatachi - Serendipity Stories: Friends on Pure Island) that was adapted into a movie in 1989. The story follows Bobby, (or Kuno in Japanese), a young boy who is shipwrecked in the Antarctic. He finds a pink egg and floats on it out to a magical island, where the pink pleisiosaur Serendipity hatches. The island where she lives is endangered by the threat of humans coming when Captain Smudge realizes there is gold on the island.

The original anime, and the movie made from it, was based on a series of children's books called, oddly enough, Serendipity Books. Each book was designed to deliver An Aesop, such as "Enjoy being you," "Treat others the way you want to be treated," and "Not everyone enjoys the same things."


Tropes used by Serendipity the Pink Dragon: