But it doesn't matter, because his family loves him and appreciates his unique ideas whether it's true or not.Didi seems to think it just comes from Stu's side of the family. Though it's left ambiguous whether or not that's the cause.And it was revealed in an episode that he was literally dropped on his head when he was little.Believes the world is a tetrahedron, dearly hopes to learn to speak with cetaceans, junior UFOlogist, and prefers walking backwards (not just for fun he thinks it's the clearly superior mode of locomotion).Ambiguous Disorder: Dil, who is described as 'Not the brightest candle on the menorah', with Phil and Lil mentioning they feel responsible for his mental condition because they dropped him on his head.Alpha Bitch: Savannah, as opposed to Angelica the Lovable Alpha Bitch.'Chuckie, I've never seen you act like this!. All Girls Want Bad Boys: Kimi with Z, and Lil with anyone who shows some rebellion in them.Adults Are Useless: Charmingly averted.

Suzie's mother Lucy has this carried over from Rugrats where not only is she still a successful doctor, talented artist and chef, she's revealed to have been a successful blues singer at age 18.

At times, when compared to their toddler personalities, she seems more of an Ace than Tommy. Averted in some episodes as he was shown to be the worse cowboy and has a fear of water.

The series got its start as 'All Growed Up!' an hour-length special episode of the original series made to commemorate the show's 10th anniversary in 2001.Ĭompare Quack Pack for a similar update on a classic kids' cartoon show. Tommy is an assertive budding filmmaker but is slightly lower on the social totem pole, Chuckie is neurotic and awkward, Phil is into model building and Lil wants to be more feminine (both still find joy eating spaghetti with their hands), Dil is a bizarrely street smart Cloud Cuckoo Lander and Angelica is trying to dissociate herself from them to fit in with the popular kids. It essentially takes the basic personalities of the characters and transplants them into a world with less fantastical adventures and more into typical Teen Comedy fare. It follows the adventures of Tommy and friends in their junior high school, with the timeline supposedly about 9 years following the original series. Not to be confused with She's All Grown Up, which is a trope.Īll Grown Up (2003-2008) is a spin off from the popular Nickelodeon cartoon Rugrats.

Rugrats all growed up special