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Coco

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Coco	comment	All spoilers are unmarked. You Have Been Warned.Coco is Pixar's 19th feature film, directed by Lee Unkrich and released in 2017.The film tells the story of a 12-year-old Mexican boy named Miguel Rivera who, living in a family of music-hating shoemakers, ends up creating one of the most extraordinary family reunions ever upon discovering a generation-old mystery surrounding this so-called "music curse".A first look into the film's concept can be viewed here. The teaser trailer for the film can be viewed here. Dante's Lunch "Short Film" trailer. It's become the number one movie of all time in Mexico, with critics and audiences alike praising it for its sensitive and artful representation of the Mexican holiday and culture.For the first few weeks of its run,*in November, meaning not counting its weeks-earlier Mexican premiere, and excluding South African prints the Frozen short Olaf's Frozen Adventure was attached to the film's theatrical release.Not to be confused with the 1969 Broadway musical starring Katharine Hepburn as Coco Chanel.
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Coco / int_127fc252	type	Creator Cameo
Coco / int_127fc252	comment	Creator Cameo: The orchestra conductor of Ernesto's concert in the climax is modeled after composer Michael Giacchino.note Humorously enough, Giacchino never conducts his own scores. However, he conducted the 81st Academy Awards as its musical director. Director Lee Unkrich voices the "What did I miss?" guy from the Sunrise Spectacular, and co-director Adrian Molina voices the guy who said "Somebody stole de la Cruz's guitar!" Mexican music consultor Camilo Lara appears in the party as a DJ. Lara is the creator of Mexican Electronic Music, Instituto Mexicano del Sonido.
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Coco / int_1282bf4f	type	No Celebrities Were Harmed
Coco / int_1282bf4f	comment	No Celebrities Were Harmed: Ernesto de la Cruz bears more than a passing resemblance to Pedro Infante. However, Pedro is shown as another skeleton (and named by Ernesto himself) in a brief cameo along with his partner Jorge Negrete.
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Coco / int_143939c1	type	Trailers Always Spoil
Coco / int_143939c1	comment	Trailers Always Spoil: The film makes use of this, especially the scenes where Miguel is falling into a pit following Ernesto's big reveal, followed by Pepita coming to save him. Two other larger scenes that spoil the climax show Pepita saving Miguel from falling to his death, and Imelda slapping a shoe at Ernesto before he's exposed. One of the film's posters features Miguel front and center, surrounded by his living and dead family members. HÃ©ctor is among them, giving away the fact he's related to the Riveras. Some trailers use moments from the last scene of the film, and one of the home media trailers makes use of the end finale song "Proud CorazÃ³n".
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Coco / int_14ed6ab7	type	Does This Remind You of Anything?
Coco / int_14ed6ab7	comment	Does This Remind You of Anything?: Played for Laughs near the start of the film, when some of the Riveras catch Miguel talking to a Mariachi at Mariachi Square. They interrogate him to know "what did he offer" Miguel, and aggressively let him know that they "know your tricks", as though he were a child abductor offering candy, or a street peddler offering drugs. When Miguel says the Mariachi was just going to show him his guitar, the family recoils in horror, as if he were going to say something else. Exaggerated in the Spanish dub: The family goes ballistic after Miguel says that the mariachi wanted to "show [him] his guitar" and Miguel's uncle yells out an "Â¡Atrevido!"note "Impudent!" (instead of "Shame on you!"). It doesn't help that "Mariachi" shares the two first syllables with a nasty slur for homosexuals, so... imagine what Miguel's family scolding him for going to "the square of the mariachis" sounds like.
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Coco / int_15b09af9	type	Heelâ€“Face Door-Slam
Coco / int_15b09af9	comment	Heelâ€“Face Door-Slam: It turns out that HÃ©ctor would frequently travel with Ernesto in order to support his family by doing something he loved, but he soon realized that he missed his family too much and as he was preparing to return to them, his friend Ernesto, who wanted to achieve his dreams so badly, murdered him, stole his songs and never told HÃ©ctor's family that he was dead, causing them to completely ostracize him.
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Coco / int_15b2cab3	type	Tempting Fate
Coco / int_15b2cab3	comment	Tempting Fate: Miguel declares, "I'm gonna play in Mariachi Plaza if it kills me!" not long before he gets trapped in the Land of the Dead for stealing a guitar to play in the plaza.
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Coco / int_16178c64	type	Gratuitous Spanish
Coco / int_16178c64	comment	Gratuitous Spanish: The movie is full of Spanish-language words and some dialogue, since the setting is Mexico. Averted in the Latin American Spanish dub, where the characters all speak Spanish.
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Coco / int_16e41bfb	type	Diegetic Musical
Coco / int_16e41bfb	comment	Diegetic Musical: Every song is performed in-universe, at concerts, a talent competition, or to just practice.
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Coco / int_17582ebe	type	Stock Femur Bone
Coco / int_17582ebe	comment	Stock Femur Bone: The short "Dante's Lunch" is about Dante the dog chasing after a bone, which ends up belonging to one of the visiting skeleton ancestors.
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Coco / int_17a969de	type	No OSHA Compliance
Coco / int_17a969de	comment	No OSHA Compliance: A bell that's heavy enough to crush someone to death should not be suspended by a single rope that can go slack with one accidental pull of a lever. The Land of the Dead notably lacks a large number of safety systems on the heavy machinery within it. Justified, as everyone is already dead and are only prone to Amusing Injuries in this respect.
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Coco / int_18687317	type	Fluorescent Footprints
Coco / int_18687317	comment	Fluorescent Footprints: Pepita can illuminate footprints with her breath which helps to track down Miguel and HÃ©actor.
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Coco / int_18aff462	type	Artistic License â€“ Biology
Coco / int_18aff462	comment	Artistic License â€“ Biology: Despite being skeletons, the characters still have lips that cover their teeth. An obvious tradeoff to allow them to emote.
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Coco / int_18d15922	type	Title Drop
Coco / int_18d15922	comment	Title Drop: While Coco's name is mentioned earlier in the movie, it's said as a dramatic Wham Line later that gives off the impression of this trope.
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Coco / int_1964a1b5	type	Holiday Pardon
Coco / int_1964a1b5	comment	Holiday Pardon: Mama Coco's father is forgiven on the Day of the Dead after decades of being an Un-person to their family when Miguel was inexplicably given the chance to meet him in the afterlife and know why he left his wife and daughter. HÃ©ctor didn't want to; Ernesto de la Cruz murdered him.
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Coco / int_19e41d8f	type	And This Is for...
Coco / int_19e41d8f	comment	And This Is for...: Imelda when she smacks Ernesto with her shoe twice after finding out that he killed HÃ©ctor and tried to kill Miguel.
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Coco / int_1adcd502	type	Sins of Our Fathers
Coco / int_1adcd502	comment	Sins of Our Fathers: In his Opening Monologue, Miguel mourns the fact that he is cursed for the sin of his great-great-grandfather who left his family what in turn let MamÃ¡ Imelda to banish music from the Rivera household.
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Coco / int_1b65dfad	type	The Cameo
Coco / int_1b65dfad	comment	The Cameo: The Pizza Planet truck drives past Miguel's house during his montage of Elena refusing music. A figure of Nemo can be seen on the table that Miguel drums on. Woody, Buzz, and Mike Wazowski appear as piÃ±atas. Among the guests at De la Cruz's party were real life Lucha Libre legend El Santo, comic actor Cantinflas, singer and actress Maria Felix and Mexican revolutionary figure Zapata, as well as two of the inspirations for De La Cruz's character, Pedro Infante and Jorge Negrete. John Ratzenberger makes his traditional Pixar cameo as a deceased orthodontal patient. Skrillex is one of the participants in the afterlife battle of the bands. Pixar Composer, Michael Giacchino, makes a brief appearance as the Sunrise Spectacular's conductor. When Miguel is looking for Ernesto de la Cruz in the theater, he comes across a skeleton woman without any clothes on, posing for a painter. This painter is Diego Rivera, Frida Kahlo's husband and a prominent Mexican painter in his own right, who is known to have painted naked women.
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Coco / int_1c445e86	type	Poor Communication Kills
Coco / int_1c445e86	comment	Poor Communication Kills: If HÃ©ctor had mentioned his family members' names, especially that of Coco or Imelda or even his last name in passing earlier in the film, or if any of Miguel's family members (living or dead) had told him who his great-great-grandfather actually was (or at the very least, who he wasn't), or if Miguel had mentioned the name of the person he thought was in great-great-grandfather while at the Department of Family Reunions, much of the plot would have been avoided.
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Coco / int_1c5d0ed0	type	Redemption in the Rain
Coco / int_1c5d0ed0	comment	Redemption in the Rain: A variation; when Miguel fully embraces his complicated family and prioritizes their well-being over his musical ambitions, he gets found at the bottom of a sinkhole by Pepita. Her triumphant Mighty Roar causes water to fall from the stalactites and onto him, his reaction to it (emphasized by the "camera" looking down on him from above) carries all the cleansing and rebirth motifs this trope invokes.
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Coco / int_1cbde068	type	Oblivious to His Own Description
Coco / int_1cbde068	comment	Oblivious to His Own Description: Miguel tries to imitate how skeletons walk to make his disguise more convincing. HÃ©ctor thinks the kid looks silly, not realizing at first that Miguel is imitating him.
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Coco / int_1cc2ea8d	type	Villain Ball
Coco / int_1cc2ea8d	comment	Villain Ball: Held by Ernesto when he made the night he murdered HÃ©ctor into a scene in one of his movies, dialogue and all. If he hadn't done that, HÃ©ctor would have never realized he was murdered and the entire third act of the film wouldn't have happened.
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Coco / int_1ccad9a3	type	Villain Song
Coco / int_1ccad9a3	comment	Villain Song: Ernesto's version of "Remember Me" could be seen as one after it's revealed that his version is a bastardized take on an incredibly personal father-to-daughter song.
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Coco / int_1ce78b96	type	Juxtaposed Reflection Poster
Coco / int_1ce78b96	comment	Juxtaposed Reflection Poster: A teaser poster has Miguel standing with his back to the audience and a guitar slung over his back. In the puddle by his feet one can see Hector and Imelda, skeletal denizens of the land of the dead, in the reflection.
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Coco / int_1ce83c47	type	Marshmallow Hell
Coco / int_1ce83c47	comment	Marshmallow Hell: Elena hugs Miguel just a little too closely.
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Coco / int_1e196d68	type	Animated Musical
Coco / int_1e196d68	comment	Animated Musical: Averted. Music is a major theme of the movie and several characters sing, but all of the singing occurs In-Universe.
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Coco / int_1f799027	type	Obstructive Bureaucrat
Coco / int_1f799027	comment	Obstructive Bureaucrat: The employees of the Celestial Bureaucracy are quite unhelpful to HÃ©ctor, though not by choice. During the epilogue, after the Time Skip, they are genuinely happy to allow HÃ©ctor to visit his family.
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Coco / int_2006056c	type	Girls Have Cooties
Coco / int_2006056c	comment	Girls Have Cooties: Miguel makes a disgusted face while watching a romance scene in one of Ernesto's old movies.
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Coco / int_20989d05	type	Parents as People
Coco / int_20989d05	comment	Parents as People: Rather than portray the parents/grandparents as generic authority figures, the story explores the human side of the adults and shows that parents like every human being make mistakes, all while their ultimate interest is to support and protect their family. Mistakes can be rigidity in beliefs, holding grudges, and trusting the wrong people.
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Coco / int_215f0830	type	Big Shadow, Little Creature
Coco / int_215f0830	comment	Big Shadow, Little Creature: The last scene has Dante tread in from the right followed by a huge shadow that looks like Pepita, but turns out to be a small cat; this is Pepita's true earthly form.
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Coco / int_21cf9301	type	Family of Choice
Coco / int_21cf9301	comment	Family of Choice: According to word of god, blessings don't need blood relation to work, but can work between anyone who considers each other family.
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Coco / int_21e5b9c7	type	Failed a Spot Check
Coco / int_21e5b9c7	comment	Failed a Spot Check: HÃ©ctor doesn't react to Imelda calling out from across the station, nor does he notice Miguel gasping in response to the name being shouted. You can tell just how far Imelda will go to forget her husband: When Miguel insists that the guitar that cursed him belonged to his great-great-grandfather, it doesn't occur to her that he shouldn't know who he is, and if he did, that he couldn't possibly have found the guitar that belonged to him, given what she thinks she knows about him. It's evident when Miguel is weaseling his way out of the office that he's going to go look for his great-great-grandfather. His family spots him minutes later leaving with HÃ©ctor. When Imelda corners Miguel in the alley without HÃ©ctor, it's easy to deduce that Miguel has the wrong idea of who his great-great-grandfather is. But Imelda doesn't seem to realize that. None of the Riveras searching the music competition for Miguel notice him on the stage with HÃ©ctor. Glaringly so for Imelda, considering that they were singing a song that was written for her — of course, she probably hears it a lot, especially around this time.
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Coco / int_21f3e32e	type	Chekhov's Boomerang
Coco / int_21f3e32e	comment	Chekhov's Boomerang: HÃ©ctor disguising himself as Frida Kahlo to cross the marigold bridge is a great gag, but then it turns out that he knows where de la Cruz is supposed to be rehearsing for his Sunrise Spectacular because he borrowed the costume from the show's costume designer. While he's apologizing for losing it, Miguel meets the real Frida Kahlo, who's choreographing a performance piece with a lot of dancers costumed as herself. She encourages his artistry and imparts the plot-critical information that no, Ernesto is not here rehearsing, he's holding a very exclusive party that they'll have to find a way into. Later, HÃ©ctor's way in is to disguise himself as Frida again. And later still, the entire family disguises themselves as Frida Kahlo thanks to that dance piece she designed, with Miguel personally thanking Frida for her help after she wishes him luck.
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Coco / int_222dc873	type	Black Comedy
Coco / int_222dc873	comment	Black Comedy: Inevitable in an animated film where half of the cast are the living dead. It ranges from Ernesto de la Cruz dying a ridiculous death (a giant bell falling on him) to skeletons falling apart and putting themselves together again.
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Coco / int_22cf536c	type	Chekhov's Gun
Coco / int_22cf536c	comment	Ernesto de la Cruz, who was killed when a bell fell on him in 1942, has a similar bell fall on him after it's revealed in the Engineered Public Confession that he poisoned HÃ©ctor and stole his songs.
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Coco / int_2317bc85	type	Tampering with Food and Drink
Coco / int_2317bc85	comment	Tampering with Food and Drink: Ernesto de la Cruz secretly slipped some poison into HÃ©ctor's shotglass, which is what kills him moments later.
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Coco / int_237404cc	type	Ironic Echo
Coco / int_237404cc	comment	Ironic Echo: Ernesto's motto "Seize Your Moment" takes on a dark undercurrent during the third act when he uses it to mean not just following your dreams, but murdering anyone who gets in their way.
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Coco / int_25b4ad2f	type	Surprisingly Happy Ending
Coco / int_25b4ad2f	comment	Surprisingly Happy Ending: At first, the movie seems like it's going to end bittersweet as Coco is dying and forgot HÃ©ctor almost completely, and Miguel has tried as hard as he could to get her to remember him. Fortunately, he remembers the guitar he brought back and uses it to play "Remember Me", which is what rejuvenates her and causes the ban on music to be lifted, Ernesto to be forgotten, and HÃ©ctor's legacy to become famous, ending the film on a wonderful note.
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Coco / int_25bc8511	type	Generation Xerox
Coco / int_25bc8511	comment	Generation Xerox: Miguel is rebellious, stubborn, and loves Coco and music, just like his great-great-grandfather. Elena is dominant, hates music, and uses her shoe as a weapon, just like her grandmother Imelda. Rosa is quiet, sarcastic, somewhat socially detached, thin, and wears glasses, like her great-aunt Victoria. Benny and Manny are younger Single-Minded Twins brothers to a stern sister, like their great-great-granduncles Ã“scar and Felipe.
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Coco / int_26ea11ed	type	Mysterious Parent
Coco / int_26ea11ed	comment	Mysterious Parent: It's common in animated movies for one or both parents to be absent from the protagonist's life without explanation, and the consequences are usually vague. In this story, however, a missing parent is a crucial plot point, has huge consequences on the family left behind, and his death is explored and the family comes to terms with it.
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Coco / int_281de59f	type	Extremely Short Timespan
Coco / int_281de59f	comment	Extremely Short Timespan: Not counting the prologue and Time Skip at the end, the film's plot is set over a period of 24 hours.
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Coco / int_28bbbe24	type	Hereditary Curse
Coco / int_28bbbe24	comment	Hereditary Curse: Sort of — the reason that the Riveras hate music is because, due to Miguel's great-great-grandfather leaving his family to become a performer and that Riveras have suffered since then, they believe that they've been "cursed" by it. In truth, while HÃ©ctor and Ernesto were on their first music tour together, HÃ©ctor grew disillusioned and homesick, that he quickly decided that he was ready to return home to them but was murdered by Ernesto before he could.
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Coco / int_294ed981	type	Bilingual Bonus
Coco / int_294ed981	comment	The musicians at the art studio tease HÃ©ctor about how he seemed to have choked to death on chorizo, while HÃ©ctor insists it was food poisoning.note In Latin America, "chorizo" is a euphemism for male genitalia.
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Coco / int_29bd4008	type	The Afterafterlife
Coco / int_29bd4008	comment	The Afterafterlife: Apparently the case with "the Final Death," according to the director Lee Unkrich in an interview [1].
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Coco / int_29d16652	type	Removed from the Picture
Coco / int_29d16652	comment	Removed from the Picture: Miguel's great-great-grandfather does not have a place in the ofrenda. His face has been torn out of the picture, though his body and trademark guitar are still visible. Coco has the missing piece of the photo, of HÃ©ctor.
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Coco / int_2c25dfd7	type	Suicidal "Gotcha!"
Coco / int_2c25dfd7	comment	Also from Miguel after Dante apparently falls off Pepita's back.
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Coco / int_2d3d3e0c	type	Disqualification-Induced Victory
Coco / int_2d3d3e0c	comment	Disqualification-Induced Victory: The runners-up at the Battle of the Bands end up taking first place after Miguel leaves after being betrayed last minute. Fortunately, they offer to sneak Miguel into Ernesto's tower so he can perform there after all.
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Coco / int_2dd7023a	type	Death as Comedy
Coco / int_2dd7023a	comment	Death as Comedy: Ernesto was killed in 1942 when a church bell fell on him during a performance.
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Coco / int_2e0c6c38	type	Eskimos Aren't Real
Coco / int_2e0c6c38	comment	Eskimos Aren't Real: Miguel says that he always thought the Land of the Dead was something adults made up, like vitamins.
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Coco / int_2fd1d68a	type	Cool-Down Hug
Coco / int_2fd1d68a	comment	Cooldown Hug: HÃ©ctor gives one to Miguel in the cenote when he breaks down over Ernesto's betrayal.
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Coco / int_316595d6	type	Sensational Staircase Sequence
Coco / int_316595d6	comment	Sensational Staircase Sequence: During the opening narration, Ernesto De La Cruz sings "Remember Me" while on top of a moving staircase, with girls dancing on the stairs surrounding him. It's also where he dies, crushed to death by a giant bell at the top.
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Coco / int_3318a1cb	type	Distant Finale
Coco / int_3318a1cb	comment	Distant Finale: The epilogue skips forward to the next Dia de los Muertos, one year later.
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Coco / int_342cd1fd	type	Friendly Skeleton
Coco / int_342cd1fd	comment	Friendly Skeleton: The land of the dead is full of them, obviously. Of course, not all of them are necessarily good guys.
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Coco / int_34a9299c	type	It Was with You All Along
Coco / int_34a9299c	comment	It Was with You All Along: Miguel spends a good chunk of the movie searching for Ernesto de la Cruz, who he believes is his great-great grandfather. It turns out that his actual great-great-grandfather is HÃ©ctor, the man who was helping him find Ernesto.
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Coco / int_34dcfc96	type	Kick the Dog
Coco / int_34dcfc96	comment	Miguel to the very same people he performed a Kick the Dog moment to earlier — First, HÃ©ctor, who is in despair, states that he feels bad for Miguel for having a great-great grandfather like him, Miguel immediately states that he's proud that they are related. Second, after being rescued by Imelda, Pepita, and Dante, Miguel enthusiastically calls Dante his Alebrije. Thirdly, he gives a genuine apology to Imelda for his earlier actions with the promise to respect her wishes, even willingly giving up his musical ambitions to make amends.
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Coco / int_3855ceed	type	Searching for the Lost Relative
Coco / int_3855ceed	comment	Searching for the Lost Relative: Miguel ends up in the world of deceased ancestors and tries to find one of his elders, who appears to be the famous musician Ernesto de la Cruz.
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Coco / int_38aa5782	type	Impossible Hourglass Figure
Coco / int_38aa5782	comment	Impossible Hourglass Figure: Well, not so impossible for Dem Bones, seeing as they don't really have waists; it's practically standard for the Land of the Dead to have hilariously waspish dresses, cinched around their spinal columns.
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Coco / int_38bf28e3	type	Engineered Public Confession
Coco / int_38bf28e3	comment	Also when the audience learns first hand about Ernesto de la Cruz's crimes.
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Coco / int_392372f9	type	Actor Allusion
Coco / int_392372f9	comment	Actor Allusion: This is not the first time Benjamin Bratt has played a Latino character who is a Bitch in Sheep's Clothing (and suffered a very gruesome death).
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Coco / int_39b8d3d6	type	Boring, but Practical
Coco / int_39b8d3d6	comment	Boring, but Practical: The Rivera family's business of shoemaking. Miguel wishes Imelda had started a fun business, like making candy or fireworks. However, making shoes was a good idea, financially — shoes are something everyone needs, and they have to be replaced semi-frequently. And it paid off; the business is still up and running nearly a century later, and it's enough to support the entire family.
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Coco / int_3a4ec6e8	type	Afterlife Angst
Coco / int_3a4ec6e8	comment	Afterlife Angst: While averted by most of the Land of the Dead, HÃ©ctor regrets dying before he could make it back to Imelda and Coco, especially since, due to Imelda's bitterness and Coco's fading memory, he is slowly fading from existence. In addition, Imelda and the Riveras refuse to acknowledge him in the afterlife, leaving him effectively homeless. This gets even worse when he discovers his death wasn't an accident, but a murder by someone he thought was a friend. Resolved when Miguel ensures HÃ©ctor's continued existence long enough for him to reunite with Coco.
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Coco / int_3ac583f4	type	SlidingScaleOfIdealismVsCynicism
Coco / int_3ac583f4	comment	Sliding Scale of Idealism vs. Cynicism: It's a Pixar film, so it's heavily idealistic, emotional, and touching, but not without a number of dark moments in between.
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Coco / int_3b79029a	type	Crapsaccharine World
Coco / int_3b79029a	comment	Crapsaccharine World: The Land of the Dead has only been seen on DÃa de Muertos, but from what's depicted it seems to be a 24/7 party filled with amazing sights, sounds, and performances where the vast majority of the dead get to enjoy themselves and reunite with their loved ones after death on top of getting a chance to see how their living relatives are doing once a year. On the other hand, the forgotten, those without pictures on their family's ofrendas, are often left to scrape by in slums filled with trash and garbage with little hope of ever seeing their families again before finally becoming Deader than Dead and fading away into a place no one knows (or likely cares) about.
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Coco / int_3b955d7a	type	Plot-Based Photograph Obfuscation
Coco / int_3b955d7a	comment	Plot-Based Photograph Obfuscation: There is a lot of emphasis on the torn-off part of the picture showing the head of Miguel's Un Personned great-great grandfather. The missing part is integral.
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Coco / int_3bfd0eb	type	Motion Capture
Coco / int_3bfd0eb	comment	Motion Capture: The characters' guitar playing was animated using this technique.
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Coco / int_3c0a4666	type	Noodle Incident
Coco / int_3c0a4666	comment	Noodle Incident: Whatever HÃ©ctor did with Chicharron's van, mini-fridge, and femur is so mysterious that Word of God won't even disclose the answers.
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Coco / int_3d078cc5	type	Concert Climax
Coco / int_3d078cc5	comment	Similarly, the microphone produced a feedback at the start of Imelda's improvised "La Llorona" performance at the Concert Climax.
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Coco / int_3e95582f	type	The Greatest Story Never Told
Coco / int_3e95582f	comment	The Greatest Story Never Told: Miguel got to meet Frida Kahlo, his dead relatives, and uncovered the truth about a renowned musician along with the real musical genius. As far as Miguel's family knows, he ran out. Once Miguel returns, he never specifically mentions where he went or what happened. After all, it would sound too bizarre for any of them to believe, and the family only learns about HÃ©ctor from what Coco tells them plus the letters and works she has kept all those years.
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Coco / int_3ed23024	type	Surprisingly Realistic Outcome
Coco / int_3ed23024	comment	HÃ©ctor tries to dress as Frida Kahlo, of all people, to try and trick his way into the world of the living. It doesn't work out. The same disguise does work the second time he tries it, when he uses it to sneak into Ernesto's tower looking for Miguel.
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Coco / int_3f1f6c04	type	The Cover Changes the Meaning
Coco / int_3f1f6c04	comment	The Cover Changes the Meaning: Ernesto de la Cruz's version of "Remember Me" is big and flashy, and sounds like both a fond farewell to all the women he's left behind and a reminder for people to literally remember him, while HÃ©ctor's is a slower, more wistful plea for his daughter not to forget about him while he's away working.
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Coco / int_3ff34221	type	To Hell and Back
Coco / int_3ff34221	comment	To Hell and Back: Sort of — Miguel does go to the afterlife, but he does so purely by accident, and it's more of a colorful fantasy world than a hellish nightmare land.
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Coco / int_40bb59d0	type	Blatant Lies
Coco / int_40bb59d0	comment	Blatant Lies: In an interview asking how he achieved his fame, Ernesto begins by saying he 'had to have faith in his dream'. If the flashback is anything to go by, Ernesto didn't have faith in that dream or himself to even try and achieve fame without HÃ©ctor's songs. Or in the least, without murdering his friend and then stealing those songs. When HÃ©ctor confronts Ernesto for never giving him credit for the songs he wrote, Ernesto claims that he only sang them to keep HÃ©ctor's memory alive. HÃ©ctor doesn't buy it for a second.
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Coco / int_40cad744	type	Flower Motifs
Coco / int_40cad744	comment	Flower Motifs: There are Aztec marigold petals covering the floor in Ernesto's tomb. They also form the bridge between the world of the living and the dead, and a petal is used to embody the blessing that can return a living person from the Land of the Dead. Truth in Television, since marigolds (known in Mexico as CempazÃºchitl) are a symbol of Dia de Muertos in Mexican culture. Traditionally, a trail of marigold petals leading from the entrance of the house to the altar is used to guide the spirits of the deceased.
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Coco / int_415b3315	type	Stylistic Suck
Coco / int_415b3315	comment	Stylistic Suck: Ernesto's old movies that Miguel watches are all noticeably dated and low-quality, complete with melodramatic dialogue, hammy acting, and invokedhighly visible strings holding Ernesto up during his "flying" scenes.
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Coco / int_44cf7d2c	type	Incredibly Long Note
Coco / int_44cf7d2c	comment	Incredibly Long Note: Ernesto's version of "Remember Me" ends on a rather long high note, leading to the big bell to fall and crush him to his death. Same with HÃ©ctor's original version, but on a quieter, more gentle chord. The end finale song "Proud CorazÃ³n" has Miguel pull one of these in the final crescendo.
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Coco / int_44fc28e8	type	Honor Before Reason
Coco / int_44fc28e8	comment	Honor Before Reason: Before the music competition, Miguel admits to HÃ©ctor he's never performed before. HÃ©ctor offers to play on Miguel's behalf, given he has more experience. But Miguel wants to play instead because it's not about winning, but earning De la Cruz's approval. HÃ©ctor lampshades how inconvenient it is to choose now to have such a sentiment.
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Coco / int_45d22aad	type	Sweet and Sour Grapes
Coco / int_45d22aad	comment	Sweet and Sour Grapes: Miguel spends most of the movie desperate to pursue music against his family's wishes, even if it means sneaking behind their backs or running away from them. It isn't until Miguel is willing to give up music to stay with his family that they give him their blessings to become a musician.
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Coco / int_465780af	type	Facial Markings
Coco / int_465780af	comment	Facial Markings: All the skeletons in the Land of the Dead have colorful markings on their skulls, giving them a resemblance to traditional sugar skulls that are decorated or eaten on Dia de los Muertos.
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Coco / int_469e3e2f	type	In-Universe
Coco / int_469e3e2f	comment	"Remember Me", Ernesto de la Cruz's In-Universe Signature Song which is originally written and performed by HÃ©ctor for his daughter Coco. Remembering deceased loved ones is one of the film's Central Themes, which ultimately becomes an important plot point towards the end of the film.
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Coco / int_46ee4d3	type	Eye Take
Coco / int_46ee4d3	comment	HÃ©ctor combines it with an Eye Take, as his eyeballs fall down into his mouth.
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Coco / int_4781adbb	type	Jerk with a Heart of Gold
Coco / int_4781adbb	comment	Even though Miguel is a Jerk with a Heart of Gold, he wasn't wrong that Imelda was keeping him from something she knew he loved.
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Coco / int_4783acfa	type	Bait the Dog
Coco / int_4783acfa	comment	Bait the Dog: When Ernesto first appears, it seems he's just as amazing as he was in life: he willingly bonds with his supposed great-great-grandson Miguel, and encourages him to follow his dream. Then it's revealed that he's a fraud who murdered his best friend and stole his songs to become famous. After this, he tries to murder Miguel, even though at the time he still thought he was his great-great-grandson.
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Coco / int_47d35854	type	Intergenerational Friendship
Coco / int_47d35854	comment	Intergenerational Friendship: Miguel, a boy in his early teens, and HÃ©ctor, who was 21 when he died 96 years before the events of the movie, making him nearly 120 years old when he meets Miguel, his great-great-grandson, for the first time.
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Coco / int_47dc2eeb	type	Everyone Owns a Mac
Coco / int_47dc2eeb	comment	Everyone Owns a Mac: The "devil box" in the Land of the Dead customs office that Imelda smashes is a Macintosh Classic.
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Coco / int_48081842	type	The Stinger
Coco / int_48081842	comment	The Stinger: At the end of the credits just before the "Distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures" and "Created and produced at Pixar Animation Studios" information are displayed, a screen reading "To the people across time who supported and inspired us" pops up, along with a mosaic of photos of family members, friends, coworkers and pets of those who worked on the film — a digital ofrenda of sorts.
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Coco / int_48b9731f	type	Paper-Thin Disguise
Coco / int_48b9731f	comment	Paper-Thin Disguise: HÃ©ctor tries to dress as Frida Kahlo, of all people, to try and trick his way into the world of the living. It doesn't work out. The same disguise does work the second time he tries it, when he uses it to sneak into Ernesto's tower looking for Miguel. Miguel disguises himself as a skeleton with face paint and shoe polish in order to fit in with the dead, but is revealed once he falls into Ernesto's pool and he saves him.
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Coco / int_496569e8	type	Race Against the Clock
Coco / int_496569e8	comment	Once Miguel is in the Land of the Dead, Imelda tries to send him home with a blessed marigold petal three times. The first time, she does so on the condition that he never play music again. Not two seconds later, he disobeys and is returned. The second time, she does so on the condition that he never forget his family loves him, but Ernesto interferes right before she can touch Miguel with it. The third time, right as the sun is rising and HÃ©ctor is dying, she offers her blessing with no conditions, and Miguel is returned to the Land of the Living for good.
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Coco / int_49d59be9	type	Scenery Porn
Coco / int_49d59be9	comment	Scenery Porn: The city is displayed in vivid, colorful detail, as visible here.
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Coco / int_4a3e547f	type	Leaning on the Fourth Wall
Coco / int_4a3e547f	comment	When HÃ©ctor plays "Everyone Knows Juanita" for ChicharrÃ³n, he changes one of the lines of the lyrics, and when Chich protests this, HÃ©ctor responds, "There are children present" (referring to Miguel, but it also works in a meta-sense for the intended audience), indicating that the original words were something naughty and/or inappropriate. The context ("And her knuckles dragged down to the floor") heavily suggests the original line was a Boob-Based Gag.
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Coco / int_4ae72307	type	Be Yourself
Coco / int_4ae72307	comment	Be Yourself: Ernesto decided to embrace his true nature as a musician instead of his family and encourages Miguel to disregard his family's wishes to do the same.
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Coco / int_4c782fb9	type	Gods Need Prayer Badly
Coco / int_4c782fb9	comment	Gods Need Prayer Badly: The residents of the Land of the Dead require that the living either remember them or honor them by placing their pictures on their ofrendas. If this stops, then they suffer Final Death, and disappear from even the Land of the Dead.
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Coco / int_4d044580	type	Motive Rant
Coco / int_4d044580	comment	When Ernesto's Motive Rant was shown on-screen, as well as throwing Miguel off the building without an instant of hesitation.
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Coco / int_4e7c4536	type	Wham Line
Coco / int_4e7c4536	comment	Wham Line: HÃ©ctor reveals the truth about Ernesto — namely, that Ernesto became successful by stealing HÃ©ctor's songs. Then when HÃ©ctor asks Ernesto to move heaven and earth for him, we are lead to the slow but horrifying realization on how Ernesto stole his songs; he murdered HÃ©ctor by poisoning his tequila. But the biggest one of all has to be when HÃ©ctor reveals he's Miguel's actual great-great-grandfather by telling him that he's being forgotten by his daughter, Coco.
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Coco / int_4e7f703c	type	Wham Shot
Coco / int_4e7f703c	comment	Wham Shot: Dante taking on the technicolor palette of Pepita, revealing he was an alebrije all along.
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Coco / int_4eb2ef02	type	Vehicle Vanish
Coco / int_4eb2ef02	comment	Vehicle Vanish: Miguel escapes a guard in the square by vanishing behind a line of people passing between them.
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Coco / int_506143c1	type	Fisher Kingdom
Coco / int_506143c1	comment	Fisher Kingdom: Spending a long enough time in the Land of the Dead causes Miguel to slowly transform into a skeleton over time. He has to leave before he fully transforms.
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Coco / int_5080221	type	Faux Horrific
Coco / int_5080221	comment	Faux Horrific: The way Miguel's family reacts in horror to anything related to music.
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Coco	hasFeature	Coco / int_5080221
Coco / int_5313c266	type	Bookends
Coco / int_5313c266	comment	Book Ends: The movie starts and ends with a shot of an orange flag on the banner, with the movie's title at the beginning and "THE END" at the end, with the former appearing in the latter's place in the international versions. The movie also opens with Miguel explaining his dream of becoming a musician even though his family is vehemently against it, lamenting how his family seems to be the only one in Mexico to hate music. By the end of the movie, Miguel is seen in full mariachi garb as his family gathers at the dinner table on Dia de Muertos while reaffirming how much he loves his family in song. Another example for Ernesto: his first scene has him surrounded by a stand packed full of his adoring fans, before being accidentally crushed by a giant bell. In his last appearance, his former fans aren't so kind upon learning what a fraud he is, and Imelda's alebrije intentionally brings the bell down on him.
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Coco / int_53677c0e	type	Generational Trauma
Coco / int_53677c0e	comment	Generational Trauma: Miguel aspires to be a musician but is strictly forbidden to by Abuela Elena who hates music with a passion. The reason is that her mother, MamÃ¡ Coco, and grandmother, MamÃ¡ Imelda, were abandoned by the latter's husband when he became a musician, went on tour, and never came back. This started the family tradition of avoiding anything music related. When Miguel is transported to the Land of the Dead, he frantically tries to find his idol Ernesto de la Cruz —who he also believes to be his great-grandfather— and get a blessing to become a musician.
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Coco / int_5473668f	type	Logo Joke
Coco / int_5473668f	comment	Logo Joke: The usual rendition of "When You Wish Upon a Star" that plays during the Disney logo is performed by a mariachi band.
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Coco / int_54bb502b	type	Nobody Poops
Coco / int_54bb502b	comment	Throughout the movie, the living skeletons can also be seen eating and drinking food, often obtained as offerings from their families. However, it's still directly stated that there are no bathrooms in the Land of the Dead.
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Coco / int_54cbd0cb	type	This Is Unforgivable!
Coco / int_54cbd0cb	comment	This Is Unforgivable!: Because of Imelda's resentment towards HÃ©ctor for leaving his family in pursuit of music, her family initially sees her descendant Miguel's musical vocation as a deadly sin. However, when the truth comes out about Miguel and his great-great-grandfather, the family embraces music once more. The entire audience of the Sunrise Spectacular are aghast upon seeing Ernesto's engineered public confession and subsequent tossing of Miguel, immediately booing him the moment he comes on stage. Even in the Land of the Living, everybody quickly forgets about Ernesto and praises the true songwriter.
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Coco / int_5532b579	type	Acoustic License
Coco / int_5532b579	comment	Acoustic License: Hearing over large distances is no problem in the Land of the Dead: During the battle of the bands, Miguel strays away from the microphone with his acoustic guitar but his singing and strumming don't drop in volume for the audience in the arena. For the song's climax we even hear a brass band playing without there being a brass band. Later at the Concert Climax, MamÃ¡ Imelda accidentally winds up on stage and decides to break into a song. Halfway through, she hands the microphone to a guard and keeps singing together with Ernesto with the audience hearing them all the same.
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Coco / int_564caaae	type	Plot-Mandated Friendship Failure
Coco / int_564caaae	comment	Plot-Mandated Friendship Failure: Despite a successful performance at the contest, Miguel and HÃ©ctor have a falling-out after the rest of Miguel's family comes searching for him, so Miguel goes to find Ernesto alone.
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Coco / int_575fd5e2	type	Dark Is Not Evil
Coco / int_575fd5e2	comment	Dark Is Not Evil: The Land of the Dead is actually a thriving community of skeletons who are friendly and help Miguel during his journey. However, Ernesto isn't what he seems.
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Coco / int_57917bb0	type	Immortality Through Memory
Coco / int_57917bb0	comment	Immortality Through Memory: While the dead themselves have Remember the Dead immortality, for those who are still living, the dead live on through Immortality Through Memory. Once the last person who remembered someone dies or forgets, the person who died experiences a "second death" in the real world and they also die in the afterlife.
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Coco / int_57a650f1	type	Memorial Photo
Coco / int_57a650f1	comment	Memorial Photo: Used as a way to show dead family members are remembered, rather than in a funeral manner, the photo on the ofrenda is proof that a dead person is remembered and can travel across the marigold Bridge to visit the land of the living.
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Coco / int_58030b25	type	Visual Innuendo
Coco / int_58030b25	comment	Visual Innuendo: The performance art that Frida Kahlo previews for Miguel begins with multiple versions of herself climbing out of a half-eaten papaya. "Papaya" is a Spanish slang term for a woman's naughty parts.
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Coco / int_58970413	type	Coincidental Broadcast
Coco / int_58970413	comment	Coincidental Broadcast: When HÃ©ctor confronts De la Cruz just as Miguel is about to receive a blessing to become a musician, HÃ©ctor recites the words that were told to him just before he died of food poisoning. Miguel points out that those same lines were recited in a scene in film starring De la Cruz, where he was given a poisoned drink by his best friend, which was playing at that very time in a nearby TV. This leads HÃ©ctor to realize that on the night he decided to quit show business and go back to the family he left behind, and take his songbook with him, he and De la Cruz shared a farewell drink. Moments later, HÃ©ctor collapsed and died on the street, with De la Cruz blaming it on food poisoning, and getting famous by singing (and taking credit for) the songs HÃ©ctor composed.
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Coco / int_591a2fc5	type	The Grovel
Coco / int_591a2fc5	comment	The Grovel: At the end, Hector delivers a heartfelt apology to his wife Imelda. She doesn't forgive him yet.
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Coco / int_599f943f	type	Karma Houdini Warranty
Coco / int_599f943f	comment	Karma Houdini Warranty: Ernesto got away with murder, theft, and plagiarism while he was alive, but was killed in 1942 by a falling church bell. But even in death, people still flocked to his concerts and he continued to throw many a party (of course, nobody knew the truth at the time). It wasn't until 96 years after HÃ©ctor's death that both the Lands of the Living and Dead learned the truth and Ernesto faced the consequences.
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Coco / int_5aa9fe2a	type	Raster Vision
Coco / int_5aa9fe2a	comment	Raster Vision: Raster lines can be seen on the TV screen when Miguel watches old video tapes of Ernesto in the attic.
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Coco / int_5be3264d	type	Facial Recognition Software
Coco / int_5be3264d	comment	Facial Recognition Software: Before leaving the Land of the Dead, every dead person has their skull scanned. The scan is matched to a photo on an ofrenda, and the dead are told where their family is. It seems to be mostly to help the dead find their offerings, rather than for any sort of security, as even if you run past the scanning, you can't cross the petal bridge to the Land of the Living if your picture's not on an ofrenda.
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Coco / int_5c2db1b3	type	Forced Dance Partner
Coco / int_5c2db1b3	comment	Forced Dance Partner: The climax has one character trying to take something from another during a live stage performance by forcibly pulling them into a dance. This allows them to cover up their actions from the in-universe audience.
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Coco / int_5c9737b5	type	Public Exposure
Coco / int_5c9737b5	comment	Public Exposure: While HÃ©ctor converses with a tailor he knows in the art studio, Miguel takes a look around the studio. One such artist is depicting a nude model to canvas. When Miguel is caught staring, he is quick to avert his gaze and look somewhere else. This is especially funny since the model (and everyone other than Miguel) is a skeleton.
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Coco / int_5c9af195	type	Framed Clue
Coco / int_5c9af195	comment	Framed Clue: When Imelda's framed picture is knocked off the ofrenda and Miguel picks up the photo inside, he notices a part of the picture that was folded away, showing Ernesto de la Cruz's guitar in his great-great-grandfather's hand. He concludes that Ernesto must be his great-great-grandfather, which boosts his desire to become a musician.
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Coco / int_5ce7dbb9	type	Central Theme
Coco / int_5ce7dbb9	comment	Central Theme: The importance of family. Dreams are important and you should follow them and support others' dreams but through it all, nothing is more important than the people who love you.
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Coco / int_5d0a7ce7	type	How Is That Even Possible?
Coco / int_5d0a7ce7	comment	How Is That Even Possible?: The clerk in the Land of the Dead is allergic to Dante, despite 1) Dante not having any hair and 2) the clerk not having a nose. Neither the clerk nor Miguel has any answers to how that works.
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Coco / int_5dcb6101	type	Parental Love Song
Coco / int_5dcb6101	comment	Parental Love Song: HÃ©ctor wrote "Remember Me" as a lullaby to his young daughter so she wouldn't forget him while he was away working. In it he tells her that he will always love her no matter how far apart they are and that he can't wait to see her again.
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Coco / int_5e965a73	type	Nice, Mean, and In-Between
Coco / int_5e965a73	comment	Nice, Mean, and In-Between: Miguel is nice and innocent, and apparently the polar opposite of Ernesto de la Cruz, who is harsh and secretly a fraud. HÃ©ctor stays in-between due to being humorous, but frequently argues with someone when things don't go his way.
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Coco / int_5f261d88	type	Mood Lighting
Coco / int_5f261d88	comment	Mood Lighting: When Miguel first meets Ernesto at his tower, the inside of the ballroom is full of vibrant colors. After the party is over and when HÃ©ctor reveals the truth, the room is darkly colored, with the pool's lightning giving an Sickly Green Glow, to show Ernesto's true colors are exposed to the viewers.
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Coco / int_5f91efd9	type	Creative Closing Credits
Coco / int_5f91efd9	comment	Creative Closing Credits: The credits show various events and artifacts of the movie depicted on the many papel picado banners, as marigold petals fly through the scenery.
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Coco / int_5fcb9ad1	type	Time Skip
Coco / int_5fcb9ad1	comment	At the end, Ernesto's tomb, inscribed "Remember Me" after his song, is now replied to with an angry sign saying "Forget You" after the Land of the Living learns the truth about him during the one-year Time Skip. While this is a perfectly valid retort to his (really HÃ©ctor's) famous song, "forget you" is often used as a G-rated replacement for a much stronger phrase.
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Coco / int_61115add	type	The Rest Shall Pass
Coco / int_61115add	comment	The Rest Shall Pass: Played with. When the family enters the stadium for the big confrontation with the bad guy. They start out together and find them almost instantly. The villain recognizes the family and runs, calling for help from the security team as the family gives chase. Papa Julio takes on the first of them, Twin uncles Oscar and Felipe take on the next, so Imelda, Miguel, HÃ©ctor and the aunts can continue pursuit. Imelda then gets separated from the rest of the family and faces off against Ernesto alone, leaving the rest of the family to watch supportively from the wings.
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Coco / int_627264e0	type	Death Glare
Coco / int_627264e0	comment	Death Glare: In HÃ©ctor's flashback, Ernesto gives one to HÃ©ctor as he drinks his shot of tequila, not knowing that there's poison in it.
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Coco / int_630910ba	type	Finger-Twitching Revival
Coco / int_630910ba	comment	Finger-Twitching Revival: The first sign that Miguel's song at the end has successfully revived his great-grandmother comes by her finger moving slightly.
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Coco / int_64265de8	type	Multigenerational Household
Coco / int_64265de8	comment	Multigenerational Household: Miguel lives with his parents, uncles, aunts, cousins, grandparents, and great-grandmother.
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Coco / int_6459cc02	type	I See Dead People
Coco / int_6459cc02	comment	I See Dead People: Dante can see ghosts and interact with them. It's implied this works for any animal that becomes a spiritual guide. He's a Xoloizcuintle, a breed of dog that the Aztecs believed the Gods gave to them to protect them in both death and life. Those dogs were sacrificed when their owners died in order to guide their souls across the river that led into the Afterlife. So Dante's ability to see the dead is like a superpower for his breed. That's why people in the Land of the Dead, such as Frida Kahlo, are fond of him.
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Coco / int_6480c255	type	Robbing the Dead
Coco / int_6480c255	comment	Robbing the Dead: The offense that curses Miguel to be banished to the Land of the Dead is stealing Ernesto's guitar from his mausoleum. Except that Ernesto actually stole the guitar from HÃ©ctor.
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Coco / int_64972c10	type	Flashback Effects
Coco / int_64972c10	comment	Flashback Effects: The flashbacks to Hector's time alive with little Coco and with Ernesto are sepia-tinted.
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Coco / int_65e0a4ba	type	Signature Instrument
Coco / int_65e0a4ba	comment	Signature Instrument: Ernesto de la Cruz has his guitar that is white and has a skull shape for a head. Is such iconic of him that it remains in his tomb after his death. Turns out that it was actually the guitar of his old friend, HÃ©ctor. He just took it for himself, as well as his songs, after poisoning HÃ©ctor.
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Coco / int_66479d0	type	Our Ghosts Are Different
Coco / int_66479d0	comment	Our Ghosts Are Different: All the dead in Land of the Dead are skeletons with... well... expressive skulls that show their emotions as well as their flesh and blood faces would have. Any offering placed on an ofrenda for a dead person creates a ghost of itself that the dead can pick up without removing the tangible item and carry it with them to the Land of the Dead. Several ghosts pick up items from their ofrendas and HÃ©ctor picks the ghost of his own guitar from the real one Miguel is playing during the Dance Party Ending. The skeletons in the Land of the dead just look like animated skeletons. They only look ghostly once they cross the marigold bridge to the land of the living.
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Coco / int_669c4caa	type	Produce Pelting
Coco / int_669c4caa	comment	Produce Pelting: When the audience discovers Ernesto is a murdering, thieving fraud they begin throwing vegetables. Justified because many of them had returned from the Land of the Living with food from the ofrenda... and there was a snack bar in the stadium selling food.
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Coco / int_673c9dd8	type	Insignia Rip-Off Ritual
Coco / int_673c9dd8	comment	Insignia Rip-Off Ritual: After Ernesto is exposed as a fraud, a thief, and a murderer, the conductor responds to his attempt to get the show going again by giving him a Death Glare and snapping his baton in two.
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Coco / int_680f950	type	Gilligan Cut
Coco / int_680f950	comment	Gilligan Cut: When Miguel tries to gain entrance to Ernesto's party, he boldly claims to be Ernesto's great-great grandson. Cut to him Getting the Boot by the unimpressed security guard.
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Coco / int_68a74d49	type	No Music Allowed
Coco / int_68a74d49	comment	No Music Allowed: Under the belief that music led her husband to abandon his family, MamÃ¡ Imelda banishes music from the Rivera household. This ban remains in effect for 96 years, thanks to her granddaughter Elena enforcing the rule after Imelda passes away. The conflict between the ban and Miguel's musical interests causes him to run away to pursue his dreams, which then leads him to become a ghost. The ban gets lifted on both sides of the veil with Imelda's reconciliation with HÃ©ctor and Miguel using music to jog MamÃ¡ Coco's memory.
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Coco / int_698dcc45	type	Huddle Shot
Coco / int_698dcc45	comment	Huddle Shot: Miguel and the dead Riveras have one after sneaking backstage to Ernesto's Sunrise Spectacular and plot to get HÃ©ctor's picture back.
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Coco / int_6b05b601	type	Jerkass Has a Point
Coco / int_6b05b601	comment	Jerkass Has a Point: Even though Miguel is a Jerk with a Heart of Gold, he wasn't wrong that Imelda was keeping him from something she knew he loved. Elena asks Miguel if he wants to be forgotten by his own family. Later, it turns out that she has a reason for it: HÃ©ctor is forgotten by all except one of the Riveras. When confronting Miguel privately, Imelda still wants him to give up music, but makes a valid point that there are more important things than music, a lesson that Miguel will learn later on. Imelda's anger at HÃ©ctor is fair given that he did abandon his family, but she softens up after learning he wanted to come back but was poisoned by Ernesto. Earlier on, while spending time with Miguel, even Ernesto recognizes that the boy should be allowed to follow his heart and play music. He's also not wrong that achieving your dreams sometimes means sacrifices and making difficult choices. Sacrifices as in "leave your hometown", not "poison your loved ones".
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Coco / int_6b2b3b59	type	The Reveal
Coco / int_6b2b3b59	comment	The Reveal: The second and third acts are bridged by two of these. First, Ernesto de la Cruz is a fraud; HÃ©ctor wrote the songs that made him famous... and Ernesto stole them (and his guitar) after murdering him. Second, HÃ©ctor is Miguel's great-great-grandfather, not Ernesto.
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Coco / int_6b7e3069	type	Birth-Death Juxtaposition
Coco / int_6b7e3069	comment	Birth-Death Juxtaposition: The Time Skip at the end has Miguel showing his new baby sister all of the deceased family members upon the ofrenda just before their grandmother puts up a photo of Mama Coco. Fittingly, the novelization confirms that the baby is named Socorro.
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Coco / int_6bd689ca	type	Meaningful Echo
Coco / int_6bd689ca	comment	Meaningful Echo: When Miguel goes up to do his first performance ever, he's incredibly nervous. But a little encouragement from HÃ©ctor gets him going and quickly he's confidently working the crowd. Practically the same thing happens several hours later when his great-great-grandmother Imelda accidentally gets booted onto a stage; a little encouragement from Miguel and soon she's belting out the performance of a lifetime, despite having not sung in nearly a century. It's meaningful in showing exactly how Miguel's music inclination isn't inherited just from his great-great-grandfather, but also the great-great-grandmother who banned music from the family in the first place. Over a short time span, there's Miguel's time with Ernesto in his mansion. He meets Ernesto there by being pulled out of the water of his swimming pool, and leaves by having Ernesto throw him into the water of a cenote after his true colors have been revealed.
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Coco / int_6bda9a30	type	Meaningful Name
Coco / int_6bda9a30	comment	Meaningful Name: Miguel's pet dog Dante is named after the famous author of The Divine Comedy. Like the narrator of The Divine Comedy, this Dante also a living being visiting the afterlife. In-Universe, in a Blink-and-You-Miss-It scene, it's revealed that Miguel named Dante after Ernesto's horse in one of his films. Santa Cecilia, Miguel and Ernesto's hometown, is named after the patroness of musicians, Saint Cecilia.
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Coco / int_6d2afccf	type	Audible Gleam
Coco / int_6d2afccf	comment	Audible Gleam: Played for Laughs during Miguel's opening narration when he mentions "sparkly underwear for wrestlers" as something Imelda could have started a business on instead of shoes.
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Coco / int_6de890e	type	Shabby Heroes, Well-Dressed Villains
Coco / int_6de890e	comment	Shabby Heroes, Well-Dressed Villains: HÃ©ctor's clothes are tattered and torn, and he wears a flaking straw hat. Ernesto wears a sparkling mariachi suit complete with a silver ribbon bow tie.
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Coco / int_6ec4232f	type	Casting Gag
Coco / int_6ec4232f	comment	Casting Gag: Both the original English version and the Latin American Spanish dub feature fifteen cast members from The Book of Life, albeit in different roles: Ana de la Reguera, who voiced Carmen SÃ¡nchez in both English and Spanish, voices TÃa Victoria in the Latin American Spanish dub. Salvador Reyes, who voiced Chakal in the Latin American Spanish dub, voices the security guard in both English and Spanish. Cheech Marin, who voiced Pancho RodrÃguez in English, voices the Land of the Dead's corrections officer. AngÃ©lica MarÃa, the voice actress for Hermana Ana, provides the voice for Abuelita Elena in the Latin American Spanish dub. Gabriel Iglesias, who voiced Pepe RodrÃguez in English, voices the desk clerk in the Land of the Dead. Raymundo Armijo and Mauricio PÃ©rez provide additional voices in the Latin American Spanish dubs of both Coco and The Book of Life. JosÃ© Gilberto Vilchis, who played Joaquin MondragÃ³n in the Latin American Spanish dub, voices the guy who said "Somebody stole de la Cruz's guitar!" Ã�ngela Villanueva, who voices Anita SÃ¡nchez in Spanish, voices TÃa Chelo and the lady with her husband visiting her grave in the Land of the Dead. Pedro D'AguillÃ³n Jr., who voiced the tour guide Thomas in The Book of Life, plays a traveling mariachi in Coco. Jesse Conde, who played General Posada in Spanish, plays the guy who says "What are you asking me?" in the Land of the Dead. Humberto VÃ©lez, who voiced Luis SÃ¡nchez in the Latin American Spanish dub, also provides additional voices. Rosalba Sotelo and Ã“scar Bonfiglio provide additional voices in both English and Spanish. Dan Navarro, who voiced Chakal, is one of the choir singers in the soundtrack. In the Japanese dub, the Land of the Dead's clerk is voiced by Chō, whose most famous role was as Brook in One Piece. As with her previous role in El Tigre: The Adventures of Manny Rivera, Alanna Ubach once again voices a character with the surname "Rivera." For those who used to watch Nickelodeon's Rocket Power, Gustavo (the short violinist who mocks HÃ©ctor as "Chorizo") is not Lombardo Boyar's first role as a Hispanic jerk who would've gladly kicked the metaphorical dog (Lars Rodriguez). Benjamin Bratt voices Ernesto, a character who Miguel hero-worships, especially after finding signs that he's Miguel's ancestor, only to turn out to have been Evil All Along. Bratt was on the receiving end of such a depressing revelation in Justice League: Gods and Monsters, where his character, an alternate universe version of Superman thought his father, General Zod, was a hero before learning the Awful Truth about his true nature, albeit secondhand. Like Miguel, this also spurred a Heel Realization in his character.
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Coco / int_6ec6dc81	type	Gift of Song
Coco / int_6ec6dc81	comment	Gift of Song: "Remember Me" was originally written as a goodbye gift from HÃ©ctor to Coco.
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Coco / int_701243b8	type	Comical Overreacting
Coco / int_701243b8	comment	The Rivera family react to seeing a Mariachi player offer to let Miguel play his guitar with the same horror and protective outrage as if he was street dealer offering the kid drugs, and they chase him away just as ferociously.
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Coco / int_70638525	type	Luke, You Are My Father
Coco / int_70638525	comment	Luke, You Are My Father: Miguel, in turn, reveals himself to be HÃ©ctor's great-great-grandson by showing him the picture of MamÃ¡s Coco and Imelda with the father's face torn out.
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Coco / int_7216b31d	type	Calacas
Coco / int_7216b31d	comment	Calacas: The Calacas are all skeletal, but their design include fully-functioning human eyes and small ornate markings. They are only allowed to venture to the land of the living when their living relatives have their photographs displayed on an altar during Dia De Los Muertos and can take the astral forms of inanimate objects (from food to guitars and clothes) back with them. Living humans that are brought to the afterlife can only be sent back from a blessing of a relative that is already there before sunrise lest they turn into a Calacas permanently. Should the memory of them on Earth fade away completely, they themselves fade away into "the final death."
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Coco / int_727a65e0	type	Gaslighting
Coco / int_727a65e0	comment	Gaslighting: After HÃ©ctor realizes that De la Cruz poisoned him, De la Cruz tries to convince him it didn't happen. "You are confusing movies with reality." Seconds later, De la Cruz tells the security guards that HÃ©ctor "is not well".
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Coco / int_7315fd38	type	Covers Always Lie
Coco / int_7315fd38	comment	Covers Always Lie: Any movie or soundtrack cover showing Miguel and HÃ©ctor on the marigold bridge together falls guilty of this, since HÃ©ctor can't cross the bridge for most of the movie, and by the time he can, Miguel is back in the land of the living and thus no longer has access to the bridge. The movie poster featured on the main page shows Coco at the forefront along Miguel, HÃ©ctor, Dante, Ernesto, and Imelda. While the others are major characters of the movie, Coco herself is a secondary character without much screentime, though she's a Small Role, Big Impact (and the movie is named after her).
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Coco / int_73b87208	type	Hats Off to the Dead
Coco / int_73b87208	comment	Hats Off to the Dead: As the climax nears its conclusion, the hat-wearers in the family doff their headwear as HÃ©ctor starts to succumb to the Final Death. He gets better, though.
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Coco / int_7426582d	type	Token Minority
Coco / int_7426582d	comment	Token Minority: In a meta sense, John Ratzenberger is the only white voice actor in an all-Hispanic cast. His single line of dialogue is to thank in Spanish the dentist who vouched for him.
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Coco / int_7431b974	type	Vile Villain, Saccharine Show
Coco / int_7431b974	comment	Vile Villain, Saccharine Show: The film is generally a children's movie with bright colors. However, Ernesto de la Cruz murdered his best friend on-screen to steal his songs and achieve fame. And he will go to any lengths to keep the skeleton in his closet.
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Coco / int_744ab89c	type	Holiday Motif
Coco / int_744ab89c	comment	Holiday Motif: The Land of the Dead is built on the aesthetics of DÃa de Muertos. The world is lit in bright, festive oranges and is inhabited by the deceased who resemble living calaveras (a decorative representation of a skull common in Mexico and a key ornament in the holiday).
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Coco / int_7464705c	type	Arc Words
Coco / int_7464705c	comment	Arc Words: "Seize your moment," which is Ernesto de la Cruz's Catchphrase and is repeated by the characters throughout the movie in various contexts. "Remember Me", Ernesto de la Cruz's In-Universe Signature Song which is originally written and performed by HÃ©ctor for his daughter Coco. Remembering deceased loved ones is one of the film's Central Themes, which ultimately becomes an important plot point towards the end of the film.
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Coco / int_762b9223	type	Played for Laughs
Coco / int_762b9223	comment	Played for Laughs near the start of the film, when some of the Riveras catch Miguel talking to a Mariachi at Mariachi Square. They interrogate him to know "what did he offer" Miguel, and aggressively let him know that they "know your tricks", as though he were a child abductor offering candy, or a street peddler offering drugs. When Miguel says the Mariachi was just going to show him his guitar, the family recoils in horror, as if he were going to say something else.
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Coco / int_76df59f1	type	Thicker Than Water
Coco / int_76df59f1	comment	Thicker Than Water: Much of the film is spent establishing the importance of family above all. But this is also deconstructed in that Miguel's passion conflicted heavily with his family's traditions, with Miguel being genuinely miserable over his inability to do what he loves due to his family ties and lamenting how his family is probably the only one in Mexico that hates music. This leads him to run away as his great-great-grandfather did. However, this trope is once again reconstructed, as his adventure cleared up the misunderstanding about HÃ©ctor's inability to return home and helped remedy Mama Coco's memory loss, allowing Miguel to reconcile with his family, who wholeheartedly support his dream from then on.
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Coco / int_78270847	type	Curse Cut Short
Coco / int_78270847	comment	Curse Cut Short: When ChicharrÃ³n accuses HÃ©ctor of borrowing his femur:
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Coco / int_7870735b	type	From Bad to Worse
Coco / int_7870735b	comment	From Bad to Worse: It's bad enough to learn that your best friend got famous off your music without ever giving you any credit but worse to discover that he murdered you for your music and wants to erase you from everyone's memories for good.
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Coco / int_7883c0a3	type	Remember the Dead
Coco / int_7883c0a3	comment	Remember the Dead: When a deceased person in the Land of the Dead is completely forgotten in the Land of the Living, they fade away from existence though HÃ©ctor admits no-one really knows what happens after their final death.
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Coco / int_789d50eb	type	Multilingual Song
Coco / int_789d50eb	comment	Multilingual Song: "Un Poco Loco", "The World Es Mi Familia", and "Proud CorazÃ³n" mix Spanish and English.
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Coco / int_78c895c8	type	Amusing Injuries
Coco / int_78c895c8	comment	The Land of the Dead notably lacks a large number of safety systems on the heavy machinery within it. Justified, as everyone is already dead and are only prone to Amusing Injuries in this respect.
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Coco / int_79275aa2	type	Not on the List
Coco / int_79275aa2	comment	Not on the List: When the bouncer won't allow Miguel to enter Ernesto's party, the former boldly claims to be Ernesto's great-great grandson. When this doesn't fly with the bouncer, Miguel successfully sneaks in as a member of the hired music band.
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Coco / int_796fa10c	type	The Ageless
Coco / int_796fa10c	comment	The Ageless: The appearances of the spirits of the Land of the Dead are based on what they looked like at the moment of their death, more or less; never really changing aside from cleaning up any potential wounds they may have had (like the many fractures Ernesto would have probably received by being crushed to death by a bell). As a result, Ernesto de la Cruz appears to be in his 40s at most, HÃ©ctor himself doesn't appear a day over 21 years old, while Mama Imelda and Papa Julio look much older. When the almost unresponsive and senile Coco dies, she arrives in the Land of the Dead still with white hair and hunched over, but much livelier. She can even walk again.
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Coco / int_7a7c5181	type	Cat/Dog Dichotomy
Coco / int_7a7c5181	comment	Cat/Dog Dichotomy: Miguel's animal companion, the dopey, amiable dog Dante, and Mama Imelda's, the large and initially frightening jaguar-like alebrije Pepita.
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Coco / int_7ade0c2	type	Not in Front of the Kid
Coco / int_7ade0c2	comment	Not in Front of the Kid: HÃ©ctor noticeably alters some dirty lyrics in "Everyone Knows Juanita" at the last second, after remembering that Miguel is listening.
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Coco / int_7b6e47a5	type	Armor-Piercing Question
Coco / int_7b6e47a5	comment	Armor-Piercing Question: "Why can't you be on my side?"
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Coco / int_7cb3c6c1	type	Ancestor Veneration
Coco / int_7cb3c6c1	comment	Ancestor Veneration: The film depicts a celebration of the real-life Dia de los Muertos celebration in Mexico (which combines Catholic and pre-Columbian religious traditions), honoring deceased family members. Miguel doesn't initially take the celebration too seriously, since his family restricts his love for music, but comes to appreciate it more after actually taking a trip through the Land of the Remembered and meeting his ancestors.
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Coco / int_7d49d74a	type	Cultural Translation
Coco / int_7d49d74a	comment	The movie starts and ends with a shot of an orange flag on the banner, with the movie's title at the beginning and "THE END" at the end, with the former appearing in the latter's place in the international versions.
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Coco / int_7d89315b	type	"The Reason You Suck" Speech
Coco / int_7d89315b	comment	"The Reason You Suck" Speech: HÃ©ctor gives one to Ernesto upon confronting him in his tower and revealing the truth. Miguel later gives him one outside the tower just before Ernesto makes him fall to his death, not knowing he's being recorded. Also one in the read-along book regarding Ernesto: "Music is supposed to bring people together. You tore my family apart!" Miguel also gives one to Imelda for banning music from their family and therefore, not supporting his dream of being a musician, which was why he ran away in the first place.
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Coco / int_7dbd52b8	type	Light Is Good
Coco / int_7dbd52b8	comment	Light Is Good: When Miguel makes it home and plays "Remember Me" for Coco to rejuvenate her thoughts, the sunlight is shining through the window on them.
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Coco / int_7ef9fa03	type	Expanded Universe
Coco / int_7ef9fa03	comment	Expanded Universe: There's the storybook Miguel and the Amazing Alebrijes, which ties in with the movie. It deals with Miguel thinking over which animal should be his spirit guide for a class project. It's likely this book took place before the events of the film.
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Coco / int_7fbb2a3	type	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero!
Coco / int_7fbb2a3	comment	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: MamÃ¡ Imelda banning music from her family comes back to haunt her years later when Miguel calls her out on it while in the Land of the Dead. Played with regarding what jump-starts the plot. By swiping Ernesto's guitar from his mausoleum and strumming it, this curses Miguel to be unseen by the living and slowly transforms into a skeleton over time in return. The guitar actually belongs to HÃ©ctor, and once the curse is broken and Miguel returns home, the truth is revealed, Coco regains her memory and the ban on music is lifted whilst HÃ©ctor's legacy becomes famous in Ernesto's place.
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Coco / int_805deb6e	type	Small Role, Big Impact
Coco / int_805deb6e	comment	The movie poster featured on the main page shows Coco at the forefront along Miguel, HÃ©ctor, Dante, Ernesto, and Imelda. While the others are major characters of the movie, Coco herself is a secondary character without much screentime, though she's a Small Role, Big Impact (and the movie is named after her).
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Coco / int_808cbaeb	type	Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking
Coco / int_808cbaeb	comment	Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking: After his failed attempt to cross the bridge, HÃ©ctor is charged with disturbing the peace, fleeing an officer, and falsifying a unibrow. Lampshaded by HÃ©ctor when he responds to the last charge with "That's illegal?"note Very illegal.
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Coco / int_835f53f3	type	Pals with Jesus
Coco / int_835f53f3	comment	Pals with Jesus: Miguel strikes up a friendship with Frida Kahlo, which helps him in the climax.
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Coco / int_83cef301	type	Right for the Wrong Reasons
Coco / int_83cef301	comment	Right for the Wrong Reasons: Miguel says he wasn't really stealing the guitar, since it belonged to his great-great-grandfather. He's right about that, but not his GGGF's identity.
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Coco / int_857d1626	type	Power Glows
Coco / int_857d1626	comment	Power Glows: While the skeletons are visiting the living world, they are glowing and semitransparent. When Imelda is preparing her blessing to send Miguel home, the marigold petal in her hand glows brightly, with the glow becoming brighter when conditions are added. Ernesto's does not however, either because he isn't related to Miguel in the first place or because he didn't finish saying the word "blessing" before being interrupted. Skeletons flash red and yellow and feel pain when they're in danger of being forgotten.
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Coco / int_860ca0d9	type	Losing Horns
Coco / int_860ca0d9	comment	Losing Horns: When Hector breaks through the checkpoint and gets stuck on the quicksand bridge, the soundtrack plays the trombone as he is carried back by the police.
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Coco / int_868409c	type	Broken Pedestal
Coco / int_868409c	comment	Broken Pedestal: Ernesto de la Cruz is the inspiration behind Miguel's love of music, but it turns out that not only was he a fraud, he actually murdered the original musical genius HÃ©ctor, who is revealed to be Miguel's actual great-great-grandfather. Ernesto also becomes one to the Lands of the Living and Dead once they discover the truth.
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Coco / int_86c63f9	type	Female Feline, Male Mutt
Coco / int_86c63f9	comment	Female Feline, Male Mutt: Pepita with Dante.
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Coco / int_86daf505	type	Parental Bonus
Coco / int_86daf505	comment	Parental Bonus: In the Land of the Dead, Miguel passes a nude woman posing for a painter. Even though they're skeletons and nothing is shown, their expressions clearly sets the scene. When HÃ©ctor plays "Everyone Knows Juanita" for ChicharrÃ³n, he changes one of the lines of the lyrics, and when Chich protests this, HÃ©ctor responds, "There are children present" (referring to Miguel, but it also works in a meta-sense for the intended audience), indicating that the original words were something naughty and/or inappropriate. The context ("And her knuckles dragged down to the floor") heavily suggests the original line was a Boob-Based Gag.
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Coco / int_87021519	type	Ghost Reunion Ending
Coco / int_87021519	comment	Ghost Reunion Ending: Very fittingly, the film ends exactly one year after the main plot, on a DÃa de los Muertos where HÃ©ctor, Imelda, Coco and the other dead family members visit their living relatives.
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Coco / int_887da4ea	type	Died Happily Ever After
Coco / int_887da4ea	comment	Died Happily Ever After: Mama Coco is happy to be in the Land of the Dead thanks to being reunited with her family.
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Coco / int_8984e5d1	type	Commonality Connection
Coco / int_8984e5d1	comment	Commonality Connection: In separate scenes, HÃ©ctor and Imelda reveal their musical skills to Miguel, foreshadowing that they have more in common.
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Coco / int_8d8e9b80	type	It Seemed Trivial
Coco / int_8d8e9b80	comment	It Seemed Trivial: Imelda, in life, gave her husband a white skull guitar and knew that her husband was a composer. However, her ban on music after HÃ©ctor's disappearance blinds her and everyone in the Rivera family to the fact that Ernesto is now using both the guitar and HÃ©ctor's songs, which would otherwise have made it very clear Ernesto had something to do with HÃ©ctor's fate.
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Coco / int_8f47a3a0	type	Object Ceiling Cling
Coco / int_8f47a3a0	comment	Object Ceiling Cling: The shoe that one of Miguel's older brothers catapults onto the workshop's ceiling and which comes down a minute later for comedic effect.
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Coco / int_9082d1e6	type	Rewritten Pop Version
Coco / int_9082d1e6	comment	Rewritten Pop Version of which two were recorded: Solo version for the Spanish release. Sung by Natalia Lafourcade with a more contemporary pop arrangement. Duet Version for the English release. A bilingual mix of the Solo version with singer Miguel performing the English verses and Natalia doing choruses in Spanish.
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Coco / int_90d44f44	type	Karmic Death
Coco / int_90d44f44	comment	Karmic Death: While initially portrayed as a tragedy, Ernesto de la Cruz is killed by a bell while singing the song and playing the guitar of the man he murdered. Said song is also the lullaby he sung to his young daughter, and Ernesto killed HÃ©ctor due to choosing his family over his musical career. That wasn't enough, because he would maintain his reputation even among the dead.
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Coco / int_90e31482	type	Laser-Guided Karma
Coco / int_90e31482	comment	Laser-Guided Karma: While Elena's protectiveness to Miguel and her family is genuine, she does in fact threaten people near her family for doing music-related activities and forbidden her family from doing so, which can be hard to sympathize with. And by continuing the Rivera's ban on music to the point that she destroys Miguel's guitar, she ends up begging for the heartache of a missing grandchild. In life, Imelda enforced a rule to never put HÃ©ctor's photo on the ofrenda, denying him to cross the marigold bridge and meet Coco. When Miguel first meets her in the Land of the Dead, she is angry over the fact that for the first time in her afterlife, she's denied to cross the marigold bridge because Miguel unwittingly took the ofrenda photo with him trying to follow in his great-great grandpapa's footsteps. This ironically enables a chain of events where she discovers the truth behind her husband's disappearance. Ernesto de la Cruz, who was killed when a bell fell on him in 1942, has a similar bell fall on him after it's revealed in the Engineered Public Confession that he poisoned HÃ©ctor and stole his songs.
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Coco / int_912b24c4	type	Art Shift
Coco / int_912b24c4	comment	Art Shift: The prologue is depicted in 2D animation on papel picado banners.
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Coco / int_916c72b3	type	Rule of Symbolism
Coco / int_916c72b3	comment	Rule of Symbolism: Whenever Miguel looks upon Ernesto's tower in the Land of the Dead, it seems to represent Miguel's life goal of becoming rich and famous. Miguel and Imelda's conversation in the alleyway is fraught with symbolism. Miguel is on one side of the gate, free as a bird to pursue his goals. Imelda is behind the gate, held back from her full potential as a singer. In pre-Columbian Maya culture, cenotes were sites of Human Sacrifice. The cenote scene represents how Ernesto is willing to sacrifice everyone around him (even friend and family)for success. When the audience turns on Ernesto for HÃ©ctor's murder and for throwing Miguel to his death, someone throws a tomato at his fine white suit, staining it red. Aptly, this represents that there's blood on Ernesto's hands.
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Coco / int_91e1116e	type	Catch a Falling Star
Coco / int_91e1116e	comment	Catch a Falling Star: Dante attempts this, but he's not strong enough to rescue Miguel as he's falling. Pepita actually ends up rescuing him, though Dante's efforts likely slowed him down enough to give Pepita time to get there.
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Coco / int_9230c618	type	Hypocrisy Nod
Coco / int_9230c618	comment	Hypocrisy Nod: About halfway through the film, to the hypocrisy behind the Thicker Than Water mentality that is such a big part of Miguel's family. Miguel is running away from Imelda, who is saying that he has to pick a side between his family and music. He responds by asking why nobody from his family is on his side. All he wants is to play music, is it really so unreasonable that a family who is supposedly so into loyalty support what makes him happiest? The question is never really resolved or even brought up again, but the point still stands that Miguel makes a valid argument.
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Coco / int_92d6af50	type	Truck Driver's Gear Change
Coco / int_92d6af50	comment	Truck Driver's Gear Change: The end of Ernesto's version of "Remember Me" modulates up one half-step. The last verse of "Un Poco Loco" modulates up one whole step. The last chorus of "La Llorona" modulates up one whole step. "Proud CorazÃ³n" ends a whole note higher from when it started.
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Coco / int_953a8ee8	type	Age Cut
Coco / int_953a8ee8	comment	Age Cut: During the papel picado prologue, there's a brief scene where young Coco dances across and becomes a young woman.
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Coco / int_957e5fc2	type	Villainous Breakdown
Coco / int_957e5fc2	comment	Villainous Breakdown: Earlier on, he rants to HÃ©ctor about how Miguel is a threat to his goal and is not intent on letting him go back to the Land of the Living with his photo while ensuring that HÃ©ctor is forgotten. Then again once Ernesto's treachery is exposed by the Riveras and he gets crushed by a bell yet again. Especially when Pepita slowly advances upon him
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Coco / int_95ac8056	type	Wild Take
Coco / int_95ac8056	comment	Wild Take: HÃ©ctor's eyes drop out of his eye sockets and into his mouth when Miguel tells him that he is the great-great grandson of Ernesto de la Cruz.
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Coco / int_96709930	type	Posthumous Narration
Coco / int_96709930	comment	Posthumous Narration: Parodied, given the nature of the setting: Imelda explains to Miguel that she doesn't really hate music; she just forced it out of her life after her husband left her to make the task of raising Coco easier for her. HÃ©ctor recounts his last day alive when he realizes how similar it was to a scene from one of Ernesto's movies.
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Coco / int_9716b4f7	type	Finish Dialogue in Unison
Coco / int_9716b4f7	comment	Finish Dialogue in Unison: At the cenote, when Miguel and Hector both realize they are related:
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Coco / int_975ba595	type	Sleep Cute
Coco / int_975ba595	comment	Sleep Cute: In a blink-and-miss scene towards the end when Miguel runs to Coco, you can see his uncle and cousin sleeping on a bench with one cuddling the other.
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Coco / int_97926168	type	Rewatch Bonus
Coco / int_97926168	comment	Rewatch Bonus: Everything about both Ernesto and HÃ©ctor takes on a new significance when you know their backstory and true motivations. Also, watch Miguel's cousins during the very last shot of the movie. They're accompanying him on violin and accordion — and and it makes sense, seeing as they're great-great grandchildren of a great musician.
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Coco / int_97d54bb0	type	Tragic Keepsake
Coco / int_97d54bb0	comment	At first HÃ©ctor's letters to Coco are simply revealed as a Tragic Keepsake, showing that Coco never stopped loving or missing her father, and bringing the family around to embracing music again. Then, a year later, it turns out the letters were instrumental in exposing Ernesto's misdeeds (leaving him condemned in the world of the living as well as the Land of the Dead and his punishment thus complete) and HÃ©ctor's reputation restored.
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Coco / int_9843be73	type	As You Know
Coco / int_9843be73	comment	As You Know: At the time Abuelita Elena is explaining Miguel the traditions of DÃa de Muertos, it's clear that he already knows all this, and all this information is directed to the audience who isn't acquainted with DÃa de Muertos (especially those audiences who aren't Mexicans).
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Coco / int_991a3be9	type	Ridiculously Alive Undead
Coco / int_991a3be9	comment	Ridiculously Alive Undead: A clerk (who is a skeleton) from the Land of the Dead is shown to be allergic to Dante the dog. Miguel points out that Dante doesn't have any hair and the clerk quips that he doesn't even have a nose. Throughout the movie, the living skeletons can also be seen eating and drinking food, often obtained as offerings from their families. However, it's still directly stated that there are no bathrooms in the Land of the Dead.
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Coco / int_9970d26b	type	Cannot Tell Fiction from Reality
Coco / int_9970d26b	comment	Cannot Tell Fiction from Reality: When Miguel brings up how a line Ernesto said in real life while he was alive was the same as something he says in a movie and extrapolating that Ernesto murdered the person he said it to just like in the film, HÃ©ctor accuses Miguel (and then Ernesto accuses HÃ©ctor) of being unable to distinguish movies from real life. Though in this case, Miguel is right.
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Coco / int_9a061e64	type	Dishonored Dead
Coco / int_9a061e64	comment	Dishonored Dead: Given how he left his family (or so it originally seemed), Miguel's great-great-grandfather doesn't have a presence on the Rivera family's ofrenda. The one family picture of his great-great-grandparents has his face torn out. Miguel's great-great-grandfather is eventually revealed to be HÃ©ctor. After the truth comes out about HÃ©ctor and Ernesto de la Cruz, the memorial dedicated to Ernesto appears to be condemned one year later. A bust of him is shown to be covered by a sign that says "FORGET YOU."
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Coco / int_9a6fbae7	type	Hurt Foot Hop
Coco / int_9a6fbae7	comment	Hurt Foot Hop: When Imelda stomps on Ernesto's foot on stage, escaping his grasp while he whines and jumps around in pain.
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Coco / int_9aca7084	type	Playing the Heart Strings
Coco / int_9aca7084	comment	Playing the Heart Strings: A couple of emotional moments are underscored with a violin track.
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Coco / int_9afa05c7	type	Family-Unfriendly Death
Coco / int_9afa05c7	comment	Family-Unfriendly Death: HÃ©ctor's death. He is poisoned by his colleague Ernesto, collapses in the street, and dies in what is shown to be a quite painful way... on screen.
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Coco / int_9ccedbed	type	Single-Minded Twins
Coco / int_9ccedbed	comment	Benny and Manny are younger Single-Minded Twins brothers to a stern sister, like their great-great-granduncles Ã“scar and Felipe.
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Coco / int_9d12bbc1	type	Foreshadowing
Coco / int_9d12bbc1	comment	Foreshadowing: Has its own page.
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Coco / int_9e1e14ea	type	Ambition Is Evil
Coco / int_9e1e14ea	comment	Ambition Is Evil: The villain's Backstory: Ernesto de la Cruz only became the star he was after he murdered HÃ©ctor and stole his songs. He's also the only character to point out, quite correctly, that achieving your dreams sometimes means leaving your hometown and family, and this is framed in a very negative light. It's also the reason why MamÃ¡ Imelda prohibited music for the Riveras. She doesn't hate music, quite the contrary, she was a musician herself along with her husband, but when her husband never returned home from his first music tour, Imelda believed that music could cause a person to become so ambitious that they would abandon their loved ones to chase their dreams. Afraid this might happen to her children, she prohibited music for her family. Ironically the prohibition almost forced Miguel to do exactly that and Imelda soon realizes that it didn't work too well. "Nice Job Breaking It, Hero", indeed. Zig-zagged by the ending, when the family let Miguel become a musician and he realizes the value of family at the same time. The evil of Ernesto's ambition could specifically be said because he was willing to sacrifice everything for it when he already had a family who needed him, and thus the ambition alone isn't solely evil.
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Coco / int_9e67ec50	type	Flashback Cut
Coco / int_9e67ec50	comment	Flashback Cut: When Miguel recognizes Mama Imelda at the Land of the Dead, there's a swift flashback to her photo on the ofrenda.
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Coco / int_9e6e54db	type	The Older Immortal
Coco / int_9e6e54db	comment	The Older Immortal: A couple of Aztecs is seen mingling at de la Cruz's party.
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Coco / int_9e9203e1	type	Dramatically Missing the Point
Coco / int_9e9203e1	comment	Dramatically Missing the Point: Ernesto de la Cruz missed the point of HÃ©ctor's songs. He sings "Remember Me" as a frivolous romance song rather than a tender lullaby, and understands "The World Is Mi Familia" as an endorsement of career success over settling down and forming a family, rather than the other way around.
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Coco / int_9eaf2be0	type	Three-Point Landing
Coco / int_9eaf2be0	comment	Three-Point Landing: Miguel performs one when he enters Ernesto's mausoleum.
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Coco / int_9ebd9c33	type	UnPerson
Coco / int_9ebd9c33	comment	Un-person: Deconstructed with Miguel's great-great-grandfather. The fact that his family actively refuses to allow anyone to mention his name leads nobody to tell him that he has come to the wrong conclusion about who he is. What's more, because they also banned music from the household, they missed multiple glaring clues about the real reason why Imelda's husband never returned home, namely Ernesto de la Cruz playing the same guitar Imelda gave to HÃ©ctor as a gift and the fact that De la Cruz never once makes any mention of HÃ©ctor, or that all the songs he's singing sounds suspiciously similar to those in the letters Coco received from her father. ChicharrÃ³n, the obscure, forgotten musician, ceases to be a ghost and fades out of existence since he is no longer remembered by the living. After Ernesto de la Cruz is revealed to have poisoned HÃ©ctor and plagiarized his music, his shrine is no longer remembered as fondly by the villagers, while HÃ©ctor's reputation and legacy are resurrected and people begin to take more interest in HÃ©ctor's life and music.
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Coco / int_9eca61c8	type	Production Foreshadowing
Coco / int_9eca61c8	comment	Production Foreshadowing: While Miguel and Dante are on the streets, at one point a poster of The Incredibles can be seen in the background hinting at Pixar's next film Incredibles 2.
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Coco / int_9f085fbc	type	The Dissenter Is Always Right
Coco / int_9f085fbc	comment	The Dissenter Is Always Right: Miguel grew up in a family that hates and has banned music, but Miguel loves it and wishes to be a musician. His family, both living and deceased, try to discourage Miguel's dreams, insisting that music does nothing but split families apart. In the end, Miguel's playing helps Miguel's great-grandmother, Coco, who was going senile, to remember her past and connect with her family again. The family realizes that they were wrong to ban music so they allow Miguel to pursue his dream.
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Coco / int_9f62723d	type	Get Out!
Coco / int_9f62723d	comment	Get Out!: During Miguel's montage of Elena denying music, she spots a trio of traveling musicians and tells them to leave the house. ChicharrÃ³n says this to HÃ©ctor upon their meeting prior to being forgotten.
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Coco / int_9fbe86a9	type	Writing About Your Crime
Coco / int_9fbe86a9	comment	Writing About Your Crime: Ernesto de la Cruz included a poisoning scene in one of his movies that is identical to the way he killed HÃ©ctor in real life, only in his version, Ernesto is the victimized one (though in his version, of course, he survives).
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Coco / int_9fbf8969	type	Cut Lex Luthor a Check
Coco / int_9fbf8969	comment	Cut Lex Luthor a Check: Ernesto. He may have lacked the ability to write songs, but he had so many other talents that he didn't even need to steal someone else's songs. He was an excellent actor, impressive stuntman, possessed devilishly handsome good looks, and even had a knack of charming many people. Also, he didn't even need to lie to the world that he wrote his own songs and could have hired another songwriter, as many musicians who didn't write their own songs still ended up just as famous or even more.
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Coco / int_a04e64a4	type	InvoluntaryShapeshifter
Coco / int_a04e64a4	comment	Involuntary Shapeshifter: The alebrijes are revealed to be normal animals that, after becoming spiritual guides, change into supernatural forms whenever visiting the Land of the Dead.
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Coco / int_a0797fb3	type	Stunned Silence
Coco / int_a0797fb3	comment	Hector suddenly stops in Stunned Silence when he realises Ernesto poisoned him. This quickly results in his Tranquil Fury breaking loose into a full-on attack on Ernesto.
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Coco / int_a2022cc9	type	Killed Mid-Sentence
Coco / int_a2022cc9	comment	Killed Mid-Sentence: The bell that crushes de la Cruz to death comes down as he's singing "Remember Me". In Miguel's case, it's "Discovering Yourself Cursed Mid-Sentence":
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Coco / int_a27c0c2c	type	Artistic License â€“ Religion
Coco / int_a27c0c2c	comment	Artistic License â€“ Religion: A possible case. DÃa de los Muertos is celebrated over two days in most of Mexico. November 1 has the spirits of children coming to visit their families, while November 2 has the adults doing so. In the film, children and adults are shown crossing over together. However, there are various parts of Mexico that actually have different day counts, from 1 to 4, of the celebration so it's also not impossible to take place in a section that only has a single day of visitation.
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Coco / int_a2e887be	type	Secondary Character Title
Coco / int_a2e887be	comment	Secondary Character Title: Coco is Miguel's great-grandmother, but warrants the title because she's also HÃ©ctor's daughter — the muse who inspired his songs and the last person in the Land of the Living who remembers him.
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Coco / int_a3c0c1df	type	Dance Party Ending
Coco / int_a3c0c1df	comment	Any offering placed on an ofrenda for a dead person creates a ghost of itself that the dead can pick up without removing the tangible item and carry it with them to the Land of the Dead. Several ghosts pick up items from their ofrendas and HÃ©ctor picks the ghost of his own guitar from the real one Miguel is playing during the Dance Party Ending.
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Coco / int_a3eae597	type	Award-Bait Song
Coco / int_a3eae597	comment	Award-Bait Song: Remember Me / RecuÃ©rdame. Just to make sure they cover all bases there are six recorded versions of the song in the Spanish dub: Ernesto de la Cruz version. With a traditional Ranchero arrangement and a happy approach to encourage his fans to remember his career. Lullaby version. Sung by HÃ©ctor to baby Coco during the film in a lullaby/farewell approach. Reminiscing version. Sung by Miguel and Coco during the film. The saddest approach in the climatic scene. End Credits version. The traditional sweeping Power Ballad, sung by Carlos Rivera. Rewritten Pop Version of which two were recorded: Solo version for the Spanish release. Sung by Natalia Lafourcade with a more contemporary pop arrangement. Duet Version for the English release. A bilingual mix of the Solo version with singer Miguel performing the English verses and Natalia doing choruses in Spanish. Then there's the Japanese rendition of the ending version of the song, which begins as rather solemn, but breaks into a peppier arrangement suitable for parties and gatherings.
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Coco / int_a5bf8f66	type	Reduced to Dust
Coco / int_a5bf8f66	comment	Reduced to Dust: Victims of the final death disintegrate into dust, which then drifts off into the wind.
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Coco / int_a5cfe2ac	type	And There Was Much Rejoicing
Coco / int_a5cfe2ac	comment	And There Was Much Rejoicing: The crowd responds with thunderous applause when Ernesto gets a bell dropped on him following him being outed as a fraud and a murderer. ...Well, except for that one guy returning from the concession stand.
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Coco / int_a5f0752f	type	Rule of Drama
Coco / int_a5f0752f	comment	Miguel being transported to the Land Of the Dead just happens to occur at almost exactly the same time as the elderly Coco is beginning to forget HÃ©ctor's existence, conveniently on the same day, thereby increasing the dramatic tension of the final act, even after Miguel gets home.
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Coco / int_a6c69bd	type	MacGuffin
Coco / int_a6c69bd	comment	MacGuffin: The photo of HÃ©ctor that Miguel tries to obtain from Ernesto.
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Coco / int_a6cda066	type	Rule of Three
Coco / int_a6cda066	comment	Rule of Three: During Miguel's narration of Elena denying any source of music, she first catches Miguel blowing into a bottle like a flute; the second time, she hears music coming from a passing truck's radio and shuts the window; the third time, she shoos away a trio of street performers passing the family shoe shop. In the same narrated intro, Miguel gushes about his idol Ernesto de la Cruz, listing three things he loves best about him: 1) he starred in movies, 2) he had the coolest guitar, and 3) he could fly! Once Miguel is in the Land of the Dead, Imelda tries to send him home with a blessed marigold petal three times. The first time, she does so on the condition that he never play music again. Not two seconds later, he disobeys and is returned. The second time, she does so on the condition that he never forget his family loves him, but Ernesto interferes right before she can touch Miguel with it. The third time, right as the sun is rising and HÃ©ctor is dying, she offers her blessing with no conditions, and Miguel is returned to the Land of the Living for good. Frida Kahlo has been used as a disguise three times — First, when HÃ©ctor attempts to cross the bridge, in which both his said attempt and disguise were unsuccessful. Second, used again by HÃ©ctor to get into Ernesto's party, which is successful. And thirdly, the whole Rivera family is disguised as her backup dancers to get into the festival and get back HÃ©ctor's photo. "Remember Me" is sung three times — First, by Ernesto in the beginning which is also when he died. Second, by HÃ©ctor, the true writer of the song, which was his personal lullaby to his daughter, Coco. And thirdly, by Miguel in an attempt to have Coco remember her father. "La Llorona" is also sung three times, though only completely at the climax: first by the carousing musicians Abuelita scares away, second by Imelda to convince Miguel to talk, and third, when Imelda sings it in full at the Sunrise Spectacular.
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Coco / int_a739e6e0	type	Celebrities Hang Out in Heaven
Coco / int_a739e6e0	comment	Celebrities Hang Out in Heaven: Ernesto de la Cruz is a dead actor and singer who Word of God says is based on well-known Mexican musicians such as Pedro Infante, Jorge Negrete and Vicente FernÃ¡ndez. Many of the Land of the Dead's inhabitants are Real Life deceased Mexican celebrities, including Frida Kahlo, Mario Moreno 'Cantinflas', El Santo, Jorge Negrete, and Pedro Infante, who Ernesto is largely based on. Some are mentioned by name while others are a Freeze-Frame Bonus.
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Coco / int_a8112525	type	No Stunt Double
Coco / int_a8112525	comment	No Stunt Double: In-Universe, Ernesto says he did all his own stunts for his movies.
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Coco / int_a8559a9f	type	RealLife
Coco / int_a8559a9f	comment	Many of the Land of the Dead's inhabitants are Real Life deceased Mexican celebrities, including Frida Kahlo, Mario Moreno 'Cantinflas', El Santo, Jorge Negrete, and Pedro Infante, who Ernesto is largely based on. Some are mentioned by name while others are a Freeze-Frame Bonus.
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Coco / int_a8593e70	type	Real Time
Coco / int_a8593e70	comment	Real Time: Backstage at the Sunrise Spectacular, the stagehand tells Ernesto he's on in 30 seconds. Exactly 30 seconds later, the announcer is announcing Ernesto's entrance while Imelda is rising to the stage.
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Coco / int_a8a5e4ed	type	Christianity Is Catholic
Coco / int_a8a5e4ed	comment	Christianity is Catholic: There are crosses all around the Rivera house and Elena crosses herself at one point while exasperated with Miguel. Justified in that Mexico is a country where roughly 80% of residents are Catholic.
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Coco / int_aa79bac	type	Parting-Words Regret
Coco / int_aa79bac	comment	Parting-Words Regret: Miguel has this when he tells his family he doesn't care if they put his picture on the ofrenda. And soon after Elena destroys his guitar, he tells his family "I don't want to be in this family." Later, in the cenote, he laments how he may never see his family again, because he told his family he doesn't want his picture on the ofrenda. Thankfully, he returns to his family and apologizes to them. Averted with HÃ©ctor, who sang "Remember Me" to his daughter before he left, unaware they would be his last words to her.
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Coco / int_ace24b2c	type	Halfway Plot Switch
Coco / int_ace24b2c	comment	Halfway Plot Switch: For the first 20 minutes, it's a cute story about a kid who just wants to be like his musical idol, despite his family's wishes. Then he strums on a stolen guitar, and it becomes a Race Against the Clock.
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Coco / int_acecb17d	type	Chekhov's Skill
Coco / int_acecb17d	comment	Chekhov's Skill: HÃ©ctor's ability to dress up as Frida Kahlo ends up being helpful a couple of times later.
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Coco / int_acf33d00	type	Nice Job Fixing It, Villain
Coco / int_acf33d00	comment	Nice Job Fixing It, Villain: Ernesto got away with murdering HÃ©ctor and building a career on his work for nearly a century, but he made two crucial mistakes that allowed Miguel and HÃ©ctor to eventually figure everything out. The first mistake was keeping HÃ©ctor's visually distinct guitar and turning it into his own personal trademark. This is what caused Miguel to conclude that De la Cruz was his ancestor when he found the guitar folded back in the old family photo, and kicked into gear the sequence of events that led to Miguel being cursed and seeking out Ernesto for his blessing. The second mistake was letting HÃ©ctor's murder "inspire" a scene in one of his movies, allowing Miguel to immediately recognize the series of events when HÃ©ctor begins to describe his last night alive and point it out. Miguel never would have been present to do so if Ernesto had just left the guitar, and never would have been able to put the pieces together as a De la Cruz megafan if Ernesto had just left his great plot twist out of it.
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Coco / int_ad1db87c	type	Oh, Crap!
Coco / int_ad1db87c	comment	Oh, Crap!: The mariachi at the plaza when Elena chases him away from Miguel. The musicians near the Riveras' house when they see Elena. Miguel and Enrique when Elena destroys his shrine and his guitar. Elena when she realizes that her actions made Miguel run off. Miguel after becoming a spirit of the Land of the Dead for the first time. HÃ©ctor when he's unable to cross the marigold bridge. Miguel has another moment of terror when he realizes that the Riveras are looking for him after his performance in the Land of the Dead. The dancers at Frida Kahlo's practice when she suggests that the cactus be on fire. Ernesto when he sees that Miguel is transforming into a skeleton. HÃ©ctor when he realizes that Ernesto is the one who killed him and stole his songs. Miguel's understandably horrified when he realizes that Ernesto isn't what he seemed to be and later when he gets thrown into the cenote. HÃ©ctor has a moment of terror when he is about to become Deader than Dead. Imelda when she sees Ernesto backstage during the Sunrise Spectacular. TÃo Ã“scar and Felipe when they get cornered by the security guards. Imelda is petrified when she gets sent up to the stage in front of the crowd at the Sunrise Spectacular. The crowd at the Sunrise Spectacular when they realize that Ernesto is the one who murdered HÃ©ctor, with Ernesto attempting to murder Miguel and his rant being the things that confirmed it. After throwing Miguel off the building, Ernesto returns to the crowd, confused why they're suddenly booing him and the orchestra turning on him. When he tries to win them back with singing "Remember Me", he gets food thrown at him. When he notices the large monitor showing Miguel being saved, he realizes the whole world has seen him admit to murdering his friend for the songs that made him famous and attempting to murder Miguel. Then, he realizes his fate the moment Pepita sends him flying into the church bell that killed him in his previous life.
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Coco / int_ad7a381d	type	P.O.V. Cam
Coco / int_ad7a381d	comment	P.O.V. Cam: While Miguel is singing to get Ernesto's attention, we get a few shots of his point of view squeezing through the crowd. In HÃ©ctor'' flashback of him singing "Remember Me" to young Coco, they press each other's faces against one another and we get a shot of HÃ©ctor's warm smile from Coco's perspective.
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Coco / int_afc6df04	type	What You Are in the Dark
Coco / int_afc6df04	comment	What You Are in the Dark: We certainly see what Ernesto and HÃ©ctor are like in the dark respectively. When in public, Ernesto will indulge "his" great-great-grandson Miguel and embrace him as his descendant. But in private, when the boy learns about how his hero murdered his own friend for his songs, Ernesto has Miguel thrown in a cenote so his secret will die with him. Later, in the cenote, Miguel and HÃ©ctor embrace each other as family, even though they can't benefit from one another (Miguel doesn't have HÃ©ctor's photo, and HÃ©ctor has no marigold petals to send great-great-grandson to the Land of the Living.) They just happily declare how proud they are to be related simply because they are.
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Coco / int_b01abe4f	type	Catchphrase
Coco / int_b01abe4f	comment	"Seize your moment," which is Ernesto de la Cruz's Catchphrase and is repeated by the characters throughout the movie in various contexts.
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Coco / int_b06bbf4b	type	Be Careful What You Wish For
Coco / int_b06bbf4b	comment	Be Careful What You Wish For: Miguel wanted to become a musician like Ernesto de la Cruz. He got more than what he bargained for. Imelda spent her whole life trying to forget the man who walked out on her, and make Coco forget him too. When she sees that HÃ©ctor is about to become Deader than Dead thanks to Coco forgetting him, she's visibly horrified and remorseful to see that it's worked all too well. Ernesto murdered HÃ©ctor and stole his songs because he wanted to be famous and remembered. When the Land of the Living and the Land of the Dead discover the truth, Ernesto became infamous and remembered for being a reviled murderous fraud who managed to fool people for 96 years.
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Coco / int_b1191cb2	type	I Ate WHAT?!
Coco / int_b1191cb2	comment	I Ate WHAT?!: Dante licks off white shoe polish off his nose, only for him to gag in disgust after tasting it.
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Coco / int_b3c730b	type	Celestial Deadline
Coco / int_b3c730b	comment	Celestial Deadline: Miguel has until sunrise to get back to the Land of the Living or he'll be stuck there for good.
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Coco / int_b4a6ae4c	type	Everyone Has Standards
Coco / int_b4a6ae4c	comment	Everyone Has Standards: Even though the Rivera refuse to support Miguel's love for music, Elena destroying Miguel's guitar was below the line, even for them.
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Coco / int_b5b4c0cf	type	The End
Coco / int_b5b4c0cf	comment	The End: The fifth Pixar film to finish with this after A Bug's Life, Finding Nemo, Ratatouille and Finding Dory.
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Coco / int_b64d389f	type	Invisible Backup Band
Coco / int_b64d389f	comment	During the battle of the bands, Miguel strays away from the microphone with his acoustic guitar but his singing and strumming don't drop in volume for the audience in the arena. For the song's climax we even hear a brass band playing without there being a brass band.
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Coco / int_b6cc7fc0	type	Dysfunctional Family
Coco / int_b6cc7fc0	comment	Dysfunctional Family: On one hand, the Riveras are tightly knit, and genuinely love and care for one another. However, their family isn't perfect. For generations, they have collectively upheld an irrational ban against music, to the point where they can't and won't let Miguel follow his dream of being a musician, much to the boy's detriment.
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Coco / int_b7c312ff	type	Cacophony Cover-Up
Coco / int_b7c312ff	comment	Cacophony Cover Up: Miguel waits for a firework to go off before breaking a window to get into De La Cruz's mausoleum.
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Coco / int_b8cbdffb	type	Celestial Bureaucracy
Coco / int_b8cbdffb	comment	Celestial Bureaucracy: The Department of Family Reunions oversees who in the Land of the Dead can cross over to the Land of the Living. At first, they're presented as Obstructive Bureaucrats, but that's because they're just doing their jobs.
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Coco / int_bac26c8f	type	Serenade Your Lover
Coco / int_bac26c8f	comment	Serenade Your Lover: Ernesto does this in one of his movies Miguel is watching in the attic.
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Coco / int_bb49a7a	type	I've Come Too Far
Coco / int_bb49a7a	comment	I've Come Too Far: Ernesto's motive for trying to kill Miguel. "I've worked too hard, HÃ©ctor! Too hard for him to take away everything!"
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Coco / int_bc1865fb	type	Deader than Dead
Coco / int_bc1865fb	comment	While Imelda is understandably angry at HÃ©ctor for abandoning their family to pursue music, she decides to rescue him from becoming Deader than Dead.
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Coco / int_be30e493	type	Undignified Death
Coco / int_be30e493	comment	Undignified Death: HÃ©ctor has picked up the unfortunate nickname "Chorizo" for choking to death on a sausage, even though he insists that the chorizo actually killed him with food poisoning, not choking. As we find out later, it was actually neither.
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Coco / int_be977433	type	Good-Times Montage
Coco / int_be977433	comment	Good-Times Montage: One occurs with Miguel as he is hanging out with Ernesto at the party.
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Coco / int_bee8baee	type	Faint in Shock
Coco / int_bee8baee	comment	Faint in Shock: When Miguel sees his finger fade into bone and realizes that he's becoming a skeleton, he almost faints at the shock before his family catches him.
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Coco / int_bf67c13e	type	Opening Monologue
Coco / int_bf67c13e	comment	Opening Monologue: Miguel gives one in the beginning, explaining the exile of music in the Rivera family.
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Coco / int_c02f148d	type	Both Sides Have a Point
Coco / int_c02f148d	comment	Both Sides Have a Point: Sort of. While HÃ©ctor's pursuit to share his music was moderate when compared to Ernesto's ambition, the former even admits he regrets leaving his family behind, making a point that family is more important than ambition. However, although their descendant did save her husband in the long run, Imelda's music ban on her family was taking it to an extreme that eventually drove Miguel into trouble, making a point that it's okay to enjoy what you like.
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Coco / int_c042eee9	type	Invisible to Normals
Coco / int_c042eee9	comment	Invisible to Normals: As usual, ghosts are invisible to living people.
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Coco / int_c180f1cb	type	Advertising by Association
Coco / int_c180f1cb	comment	Advertising by Association: As usual with Pixar films, the trailer says "From the creators of Toy Story and Finding Dory".
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Coco / int_c1c600cc	type	Morality Chain Beyond the Grave
Coco / int_c1c600cc	comment	Morality Chain Beyond the Grave: The hate for music that runs in the family originated with MamÃ¡ Imelda, the head of the family from four generations ago. Apparently, she could not only hold a grudge her entire life, it keeps scaring her children and grandchildren into doing the same long after she's gone.
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Coco / int_c32201f6	type	Good Colors, Evil Colors
Coco / int_c32201f6	comment	Good Colors, Evil Colors: In the Land of the Dead, most of the skeletons wear multicolored clothes; Ernesto wears silver, making him appear almost black-and-white, hinting he's the Big Bad.
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Coco / int_c32b5a03	type	Cue the Falling Object
Coco / int_c32b5a03	comment	Cue the Falling Object: At the Department of Family Reunions, enraged Imelda smashes a computer with her shoe but PapÃ¡ Julio comes to interrupt her. After a minute the computer gives off a final surge at an unsuspected moment.
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Coco / int_c335b9ec	type	Irony
Coco / int_c335b9ec	comment	Irony: HÃ©ctor needed Miguel to take his photo and find any existing relatives in the Land of the Dead who could send him home with their blessing. What HÃ©ctor didn't know at the time was that he had it in himself to send Miguel to the Land of the Living all along, because he's Miguel's real great-great-grandfather. The Rivera Family banning music, this prevented them from learning the truth about Ernesto's songs once belong to Hector's and the letters Coco got from her father were Hector's songs, Ernesto's guiltar was really Hector's and what really happened to Hector and his death. They would have exposed Ernesto a long time ago. It took 96 years for them to finally learn the truth.
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Coco / int_c3f6e68	type	Dem Bones
Coco / int_c3f6e68	comment	A clerk (who is a skeleton) from the Land of the Dead is shown to be allergic to Dante the dog. Miguel points out that Dante doesn't have any hair and the clerk quips that he doesn't even have a nose.
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Coco / int_c4286511	type	For Doom the Bell Tolls
Coco / int_c4286511	comment	For Doom the Bell Tolls: Ernesto sounds in his own death by crashing into the church bell.
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Coco / int_c555059a	type	There Is Another
Coco / int_c555059a	comment	There Is Another: Much of the drama in the third act comes from trying to get Miguel back to the living world with HÃ©ctor's photo, the only one of him that is known to exist. When Ernesto throws Miguel off a building and the photo slips out of his hand, it seems that there is no way of saving HÃ©ctor from the Final Death. But after Miguel returns to the living world and revives Coco's memory of her papa with the song "Remember Me", she reveals that she kept another photo of HÃ©ctor — the piece of the torn ofrenda photo with his face on it, saving his (after)life.
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Coco / int_c55c31e2	type	Non-Standard Character Design
Coco / int_c55c31e2	comment	Non-Standard Character Design: All the residents of the Land of the Dead have crude skeleton appearances that look almost the same, but Ernesto de la Cruz looks very much like he did when he was alive. This is a clue that he's not what he seems. HÃ©ctor is the only skeleton who has rusty yellow bones, is barefoot, and wears rags. This shows he's being forgotten, and once he is remembered once again by the Riveras, his bones revert to white, he gains a pair of shoes, and his clothes are good as new.
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Coco / int_c59cfa2e	type	Felony Misdemeanor
Coco / int_c59cfa2e	comment	Felony Misdemeanor: The Rivera family react to seeing a Mariachi player offer to let Miguel play his guitar with the same horror and protective outrage as if he was street dealer offering the kid drugs, and they chase him away just as ferociously. HÃ©ctor's arrest charges include "falsifying a unibrow".
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Coco / int_c5fe6c81	type	Strong Family Resemblance
Coco / int_c5fe6c81	comment	Strong Family Resemblance: While Elena strongly resembles Mama Coco, her sister, Victoria, takes after Mama Imelda. Miguel's father looks a lot like an older, stockier HÃ©ctor with a mustache instead of a goatee.
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Coco / int_c66cb5a9	type	Human Sacrifice
Coco / int_c66cb5a9	comment	In pre-Columbian Maya culture, cenotes were sites of Human Sacrifice. The cenote scene represents how Ernesto is willing to sacrifice everyone around him (even friend and family)for success.
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Coco / int_c66de6b8	type	Shoe Slap
Coco / int_c66de6b8	comment	Shoe Slap: Elena will often hit people with her slipper, which is a reference to the long-running joke about how the feared traditional weapon of Mexican mothers is their slipper (known as La Chancla). Imelda also hits Ernesto with her boot for murdering her husband and trying to murder her great-great-grandson.
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Coco / int_c6b75b76	type	A cappella
Coco / int_c6b75b76	comment	A Cappella: The scene where HÃ©ctor is singing "Remember Me" starts out with him singing it a cappella with no music, then when it changes to the flashback of him singing it to little Coco the acoustic guitar slips in, then slips back out upon returning to the present. The album version keeps the guitar intact for the entire song.
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Coco / int_c74c35f4	type	Monochrome Past
Coco / int_c74c35f4	comment	Monochrome Past: Miguel's flashback of Ernesto becoming a star, and HÃ©ctor's flashbacks of Ernesto poisoning him to death and stealing his music and singing "Remember Me" to young Coco are rendered in old-fashioned sepia tone.
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Coco / int_c83a589c	type	Luke, I Am Your Father
Coco / int_c83a589c	comment	Luke, I Am Your Father: HÃ©ctor reveals himself to be Miguel's great-great-grandfather when he mentions that his daughter's name is Coco.
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Coco / int_c928d01d	type	Magic Music
Coco / int_c928d01d	comment	Magic Music: Subverted. Miguel strumming Ernesto's guitar in his tomb seems to be what causes him to cross over between worlds. However, it's later revealed that he crossed over due to being cursed, for stealing from the dead when Dia de los Muertos is a day for giving to the dead.
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Coco / int_cc4b45f6	type	Word of God
Coco / int_cc4b45f6	comment	Ernesto didn't hesitate to rescue Miguel when he fell into his pool, even though Ernesto should think that, as a skeleton, Miguel shouldn't have been able to drown. Word of God makes it clear it was out of "common decency." His private interactions with Miguel are also very paternal and he even almost legitimately gives him his blessing to return to life. Then HÃ©ctor shows up and the truth is revealed.
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Coco / int_cd3a9a0f	type	Only One Finds It Fun
Coco / int_cd3a9a0f	comment	Only One Finds It Fun: At one point, a trio of nuns play accordions during a battle of the bands for the privilege to meet and play for Ernesto de la Cruz, but only manage to get one patron to enjoy their music.
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Coco / int_cd99383e	type	Polite Villains, Rude Heroes
Coco / int_cd99383e	comment	Polite Villains, Rude Heroes: Before and after The Reveal that he is the Big Bad, Ernesto is smooth, charming, and well-dressed in contrast to HÃ©ctor, who is the mischievous, snarky, and roguish Deuteragonist of the film.
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Coco / int_ce515b47	type	Musical World Hypotheses
Coco / int_ce515b47	comment	Musical World Hypotheses: The Diegetic type; all of the songs are performed as part of an act or for an audience.
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Coco / int_cecce86	type	Feedback Rule
Coco / int_cecce86	comment	Feedback Rule: Miguel's hesitant start into his first performance before a large crowd at the "battle of the bands" is accompanied by the microphone giving off a harsh feedback. Similarly, the microphone produced a feedback at the start of Imelda's improvised "La Llorona" performance at the Concert Climax. Also when the audience learns first hand about Ernesto de la Cruz's crimes.
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Coco / int_cedccc54	type	Slide Attack
Coco / int_cedccc54	comment	Slide Attack: PapÃ¡ Julio slides under Ernesto's mooks to kick them from behind.
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Coco / int_cf1845d7	type	Yellow/Purple Contrast
Coco / int_cf1845d7	comment	Yellow/Purple Contrast: The Land of the Dead is always dark, with a purple haze all throughout. The bridges that lead back out of it are made out of orange-gold marigolds.
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Coco / int_cf511248	type	All Part of the Show
Coco / int_cf511248	comment	All Part of the Show: MamÃ¡ Imelda successfully plays off dodging and evading Ernesto's bodyguards as dancing when she accidentally ends up in the Sunrise Spectacular stage and turns to singing to avoid alarming the crowd. Likewise, Ernesto disguises his attempts to stop Imelda and recover HÃ©ctor's photo as dancing and performing, complete with turning his scream of pain into a hearty Mariachi grito when Imelda stomps on his foot to set herself free and steal back the picture. The audience is none the wiser.
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Coco / int_d0f0a80d	type	One-Word Title
Coco / int_d0f0a80d	comment	One-Word Title: A Secondary Character Title, named for protagonist Miguel's great-grandmother, whose history is relevant to the plot of the movie.
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Coco / int_d112f7ec	type	"Oh, Crap!" Smile
Coco / int_d112f7ec	comment	"Oh, Crap!" Smile: Ernesto when the whole family shows up to kick his ass. It's a standard procedure for Miguel. It's most prominent whenever he's around Elena. HÃ©ctor when he sees Imelda while he's in the cenote, before sheepishly telling that she looks great.
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Coco / int_d1affec1	type	That Came Out Wrong
Coco / int_d1affec1	comment	That Came Out Wrong: Before sending Miguel home, Ernesto tells him, "I hope you die very soon," implying Ernesto wants to see Miguel again. He then clarifies, "You know what I mean."
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Coco / int_d1f66080	type	Crowded-Cast Shot
Coco / int_d1f66080	comment	Crowded-Cast Shot: The movie ends as every Rivera family member, living and dead, all gather round Miguel as he is raised on his dad and uncle's shoulders while singing "Proud CorazÃ³n" and the view pans up as mentioned below.
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Coco / int_d27d249b	type	Abandonment-Induced Animosity
Coco / int_d27d249b	comment	Abandonment-Induced Animosity: Hector leaving Imelda and Coco alone for his music career left Imelda heartbroken, so she dealt with her pain by throwing out anything that reminded her of him and banning music from her home. In the Land of the Dead, she refuses to have anything to do with her ex (as it's implied that he's tried to make amends several times). They finally make up at the movie's climax.
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Coco / int_d36b9a69	type	Precious Photo
Coco / int_d36b9a69	comment	Precious Photo: Both Miguel and Hector carry a photograph that is very important to them.
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Coco / int_d4bb4e51	type	Walking Shirtless Scene
Coco / int_d4bb4e51	comment	Walking Shirtless Scene: An unusual example, as it isn't done for fanservice. Most models in the Land of the Dead are designed to draw attention to the fact that they are skeletons. This means that most men wear vests or jackets, but no shirt underneath, leaving their rib cages on full display. Both HÃ©ctor and Ernesto do this throughout the film.
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Coco / int_d4efe0d	type	Character Narrator
Coco / int_d4efe0d	comment	Character Narrator: Played with at the beginning, where Miguel's off-screen Opening Narration is revealed that in-universe he's pouring the whole thing out to a customer of his shoe-shining business, because he can't talk to his family about it and he needs to tell someone.
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Coco / int_d5bcb124	type	Technologically Blind Elders
Coco / int_d5bcb124	comment	Technologically Blind Elders: Though HÃ©ctor is physically young, he died almost a hundred years before the story, and thus is understandably not familiar with a fair amount of modern technology. When he's trying to sneak through security to cross the petal bridge, he refers to the face scanner as a "blinky-thingy". Imelda is an even straighter example since she actually died in her 70s; she refers to a computer (an already-outdated model of one, to boot) as a "devil box".
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Coco / int_d5eed41c	type	Cry into Chest
Coco / int_d5eed41c	comment	Cry into Chest: Miguel cries into HÃ©ctor's chest when both find themselves tossed into the cenote. At the end, he does this with his father when he believes Coco has fully forgotten her father.
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Coco / int_d5f518d3	type	The Dead Can Dance
Coco / int_d5f518d3	comment	The Dead Can Dance: The Frida Kahlo dancers rehearse and then perform on stage at the Sunrise Spectacular. HÃ©ctor kicks up his heels after Dante pushes him on stage during "Un Poco Loco". The huge crowd at Ernesto's grande Fiesta in his tower are dancing. Imelda dances while singing "La Llorona" to evade Ernesto and Ernesto joins her. The reunited Imelda and HÃ©ctor dance a waltz together as Miguel sings "Proud CorazÃ³n".
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Coco / int_d6b5e3fc	type	Latino Is Brown
Coco / int_d6b5e3fc	comment	Latino Is Brown: Played straight with all the living characters have dark skin.note Ironically, this is averted with the movie's cast (both English and Spanish dubs); comprised almost entirely of Hispanic actors who, obviously, show the varied skin tones present in Latin American countries. Justified, as the Land of the Living scenes take place in the Mexican state of Oaxaca, where the vast majority of its residents have at least some amount of Indigenous ancestry. It's implied the Rivera family is one such Native family, as many female members wear traditional clothing and they all have some pretty strong Native American features (more so the more you go up in their family tree). Meanwhile, Ernesto de la Cruz appears to be of full or nearly full Spanish descent from his facial features and comparatively lighter skin, but he is still tanned and dark-haired.
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Coco / int_d727a8b1	type	Unknown Relative
Coco / int_d727a8b1	comment	Unknown Relative: Miguel spends most of the movie unaware that HÃ©ctor is his great-great-grandfather.
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Coco / int_d78fbd81	type	DreamWorks Face
Coco / int_d78fbd81	comment	Dreamworks Face: Miguel raises his eyebrow and smirks goofily when trying to imitate Ernesto's facial expression captured on a record cover. Miguel wears a smirk in the poster.
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Coco / int_d86fcde6	type	Kick the Morality Pet
Coco / int_d86fcde6	comment	Kick the Morality Pet: Miguel gets called out for deciding to risk both his own and HÃ©ctor's lives to get a better deal on his blessing, culminating in him to pull a Kick the Dog moment at Dante when he tries to get him to come back, after which he realizes what he's been doing wrong.
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Coco / int_d8e0e9f7	type	Daddy Had a Good Reason for Abandoning You
Coco / int_d8e0e9f7	comment	Daddy Had a Good Reason for Abandoning You: The reason why Miguel's family is so adamant that he never play a musical instrument, and abandon his hopes of being a musician is because mamÃ¡ Coco and her mother were abandoned by her father, a musician, who went on tour, found fame and never came back. It turns out that HÃ©ctor is Miguel's great-great grandfather, not De la Cruz, and the reason why HÃ©ctor never came back from tour was because after deciding to quit show business and go back to raise his family, De la Cruz, HÃ©ctor's stage partner, poisoned his drink, stole HÃ©ctor's songbook, and blamed his death on food poisoning.
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Coco / int_d97f6f0c	type	Musicalis Interruptus
Coco / int_d97f6f0c	comment	Musicalis Interruptus: While Miguel is talking with a mariachi man in the village square, the mariachi hands Miguel his guitar and offers to be his first audience, much to Miguel's delight, but Elena enters right before he gets a chance to strum the guitar. When Miguel is singing "The World Es Mi Familia" to get Ernesto's attention, he isn't watching where he's going and accidentally falls into the pool.
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Coco / int_d9baff40	type	Spexico
Coco / int_d9baff40	comment	Spexico: Deliberately averted. The development team flew to Mexico and did extensive research on everything native to it. From the architecture, to the music, to the food, and especially the local mannerisms in order to make the movie feel as authentic as possible. The vast majority of the cast is of Latino descent (as are the vast majority of the musicians that played for the soundtrack) and the characters use the Mexican dialect of Spanish rather than the typical version taught in American schools, paying particular attention to uniquely Latin American details like Elena's preferred weapon.
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Coco / int_d9cf40fa	type	Screw This, I'm Outta Here
Coco / int_d9cf40fa	comment	Elena destroying Miguel's guitar, which is implied to have taken him years to make, causes him to pull a Screw This, I'm Outta Here moment.
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Coco / int_d9e48d0	type	Company Cross References
Coco / int_d9e48d0	comment	Company Cross References: Three to Toy Story; an emo skeleton is seen wearing the shirt that Sid from the first Toy Story wears, the Pizza Planet truck appears when Miguel is introducing Elena, and Miguel runs past pinatas of Woody and Buzz Lightyear. With the Woody and Buzz Lightyear pinatas is also a pinata of Mike Wazowski from Monsters, Inc.
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Coco / int_da4d59ae	type	Memento MacGuffin
Coco / int_da4d59ae	comment	Memento MacGuffin: Ernesto de la Cruz's guitar. Believing Ernesto to be his great-great-grandfather, Miguel tries to steal it for the talent contest, leading to him being stuck in the Land of the Dead. It's not until the big Plot Twist does he find out that the guitar really did belong to his great-great-grandfather, but it was actually stolen by Ernesto de la Cruz when he killed HÃ©ctor, becoming his iconic guitar throughout his career.
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Coco / int_dae0cfd5	type	Something Else Also Rises
Coco / int_dae0cfd5	comment	Exaggerated in the Spanish dub: The family goes ballistic after Miguel says that the mariachi wanted to "show [him] his guitar" and Miguel's uncle yells out an "Â¡Atrevido!"note "Impudent!" (instead of "Shame on you!"). It doesn't help that "Mariachi" shares the two first syllables with a nasty slur for homosexuals, so... imagine what Miguel's family scolding him for going to "the square of the mariachis" sounds like.
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Coco / int_db0ffe92	type	Follow in My Footsteps
Coco / int_db0ffe92	comment	Follow in My Footsteps: Miguel's father wants him to continue the family tradition and become a shoemaker which Miguel isn't happy about as he wants to become a musician instead.
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Coco / int_db212ca9	type	Did I Just Say That Out Loud?
Coco / int_db212ca9	comment	Did I Just Say That Out Loud?: Said by Miguel when the end of his Opening Monologue is actually spoken off-camera and the mariachi guy heard.
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Coco / int_db68ca14	type	Died in Ignorance
Coco / int_db68ca14	comment	Died in Ignorance: Both Hector and Imelda qualify. Hector died without knowing his true cause of death and that Ernesto betrayed him. Imelda lived the majority of her life believing Hector abandoned her and their daughter, thus leading to her hatred of music and setting the plot of the film in motion. Subverted later in the film as both Hector and Imelda in the afterlife discover the truth of what happened with help from Miguel, and they eventually reconcile.
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Coco / int_dc020791	type	It's Been Done
Coco / int_dc020791	comment	It's Been Done: HÃ©ctor convinces Miguel not to sing "Remember Me" at the talent show, since there are already a dozen other acts performing the same song.
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Coco / int_dc579c91	type	Contrived Coincidence
Coco / int_dc579c91	comment	Contrived Coincidence: Miguel arrives at the intermediary station between the Land of the Living and the Land of the Dead just as HÃ©ctor, his true great-great-grandfather, tries and fails to cross the bridge, meaning they can bump into each other later on in the Grand Central Station. After Miguel learns that Dante is his spirit guide he speculates that it wasn't just a coincidence, even though Dante had nothing to do with the timing of his arrival.Or did he?Dante was the one who knocked over the ofrenda photo at the start of the movie, setting the whole plot in motion, and when he wandered off in the intermediary station Miguel followed him and overheard HÃ©ctor getting charged, giving Miguel the idea to join forces with him. HÃ©ctor just happens to take Miguel to visit his friend ChicharrÃ³n minutes before ChicharrÃ³n experiences "final death", thus enabling HÃ©ctor to explain final death to Miguel with ChicharrÃ³n serving as his visual aid. When HÃ©ctor goes to Ernesto to ask for his aid, one of Ernesto's movies just happens to be playing in the background, and it just happens to be at a scene that reveals a huge plot twist to the audience. Miguel even brings it up right as the scene plays, even though he wasn't paying attention to the looping movies up to that point. The only reason Ernesto is able to completely get away with stealing HÃ©ctor's music is because HÃ©ctor's own family unintentionally aided him by banning music from their household (so they'd never hear Ernesto stealing HÃ©ctor's work and get suspicious) as well as erasing all traces of HÃ©ctor's existence due to believing that he had abandoned his own family, ensuring that he would never be exposed as a murderer and fraud. Miguel being transported to the Land Of the Dead just happens to occur at almost exactly the same time as the elderly Coco is beginning to forget HÃ©ctor's existence, conveniently on the same day, thereby increasing the dramatic tension of the final act, even after Miguel gets home.
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Coco / int_dcbe8a6e	type	Chekhov's Gunman
Coco / int_dcbe8a6e	comment	Chekhov's Gunman: HÃ©ctor's first appearance seems to be a one-off bit demonstrating the rule that people can't cross back into the land of the living unless there is an ofrenda for them to visit. Then Miguel crosses paths again with him later, and he eventually turns out to be very important to the plot, as does the reason why his photo is not in any ofrenda.
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Coco / int_dda99fa8	type	Despair Event Horizon
Coco / int_dda99fa8	comment	Despair Event Horizon: HÃ©ctor hits one after being thrown in the cenote after The Reveal that his best friend was also his murderer. It doesn't help that this is also the moment when it hits home that his daughter is finally forgetting him, meaning that he will soon experience true death without ever being able to see her again.
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Coco / int_de10dda2	type	Caught on Tape
Coco / int_de10dda2	comment	Caught on Tape: How Ernesto is exposed to the crowd as a fraud and murderer during the Sunrise Spectacular.
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Coco / int_dea5fe1	type	Kubrick Stare
Coco / int_dea5fe1	comment	Kubrick Stare: Elena gives one to Miguel as she marches up to him just as he's about to play guitar for the mariachi guy. A Maestro gives one to Ernesto after the latter has been exposed as a fraud and a murderer.
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Coco / int_dfbb1685	type	"Pan Up to the Sky" Ending
Coco / int_dfbb1685	comment	"Pan Up to the Sky" Ending: The very last shot of the movie pans up from Miguel to a shot of the banner from the beginning framed against fireworks lighting up the sky.
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Coco / int_e0113647	type	Decon-Recon Switch
Coco / int_e0113647	comment	Decon-Recon Switch: The "following your dreams" aesop. For the deconstruction part, while Miguel's musical aspirations are sympathetic, it also leads him to forgoing his family when he assumes that they won't support him. This also leads to becoming more and more selfish to the point of saying hurtful things to his family. The reconstruction comes after discovering Ernesto's true, villainous colors. Miguel learns how important his family is and that while it's perfectly okay to have dreams, he shouldn't make that more important than his family. Because he learned this lesson, his family learns that music isn't as corrupting as they had once believed.
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Coco / int_e085feeb	type	Broken Record
Coco / int_e085feeb	comment	Broken Record: When HÃ©ctor is shocked at learning Ernesto is Miguel's great-great-grandfather, his response is simply this:
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Coco / int_e11b003d	type	Translation Convention
Coco / int_e11b003d	comment	Translation Convention: Zigzagged. In the original screenplay, the characters in the English version of the film spoke only English, with the understanding that they were speaking in Spanish. After speaking to real-life Mexicans and Mexican Americans, they said it would be more realistic-sounding to have a mixture of the two languages, as both Mexican and Mexican-Americans blend the two together constantly. Thus, Lee Unkrich notes that in the English language version, when the characters briefly speak Spanish, it's meant to be understood that they're actually peppering their Spanish with a bit of English (and vice versa). Appropriately enough, the characters do speak Spanish entirely in the Latin-American Spanish dub.
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Coco / int_e144beb6	type	Everything Is an Instrument
Coco / int_e144beb6	comment	Everything Is an Instrument: During the montage of the contestants of the battle of bands, there is a man using barking dogs to create a melody.
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Coco / int_e1c796e9	type	Diegetic Switch
Coco / int_e1c796e9	comment	Diegetic Switch: During the scene where Miguel and HÃ©ctor are in the pit upon learning the truth, HÃ©ctor looks at the ripped-up photo from the ofrenda and begins singing "Remember Me" A cappella, before switching to the flashback of him playing the song to Coco when she was younger. "Proud CorazÃ³n" starts out as a background piece played as HÃ©ctor reunites with Imelda and Coco in the Land of the Dead before crossing the marigold bridge with the rest of the Riveras, before switching to Miguel singing it onscreen for his family following such.
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Coco / int_e329a741	type	Stock Animal Diet
Coco / int_e329a741	comment	Stock Animal Diet: Except for the short "Dante's Lunch" (link below), surprisingly averted with Dante, who shows no interest in being surrounded by bones.
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Coco / int_e37f19	type	Disguised in Drag
Coco / int_e37f19	comment	Disguised in Drag: HÃ©ctor disguising himself as Frida Kahlo. It's a Running Gag. Miguel and his family get into Ernesto's concert at the climax by disguising themselves as the backup dancers for Frida Kahlo's performance-art piece... which means all of them, including the men, are dressed as Frida Kahlo.
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Coco / int_e4a5bb49	type	Hands Looking Wrong
Coco / int_e4a5bb49	comment	Hands Looking Wrong: Miguel first notices the Land of the Dead's curse turning him into a skeleton from PapÃ¡ Julio pointing out his hand. Miguel lifts it to see his finger turning to bone.
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Coco / int_e4f05faa	type	Jaw Drop
Coco / int_e4f05faa	comment	Jaw Drop: Several times. When the customs officer sees the live Miguel, his jawbone actually falls off and hits the desk. HÃ©ctor combines it with an Eye Take, as his eyeballs fall down into his mouth. Rosita and Victoria when they see Imelda singing on stage.
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Coco / int_e542d80a	type	Gonk
Coco / int_e542d80a	comment	Gonk: "Everyone Knows Juanita" seems to be describing such a person, with the punchline revealing that Juanita is actually an object of desire for the even uglier singer.
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Coco / int_e5a11ab1	type	Stopped Dead in Their Tracks
Coco / int_e5a11ab1	comment	Stopped Dead in Their Tracks: Miguel, running away from his great-great-grandmother Imelda, stops and turns around when he hears Imelda sing, revealing that music, which starting with her was long despised by the family, was an integral part of it in the beginning. Hector suddenly stops in Stunned Silence when he realises Ernesto poisoned him. This quickly results in his Tranquil Fury breaking loose into a full-on attack on Ernesto.
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Coco / int_e699f77e	type	Borrowed Without Permission
Coco / int_e699f77e	comment	Borrowed Without Permission: Apparently, HÃ©ctor has borrowed a lot of stuff from Chicarron from over the years and never gave back, including his van, mini-fridge, good napkins, lasso, and his femur.
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Coco / int_e7f9c214	type	Barred from the Afterlife
Coco / int_e7f9c214	comment	Barred from the Afterlife: Inverted. Dead family members with no photo on their ofrenda cannot cross the marigold bridge to the living world, as shown by HÃ©ctor when he tries to cross but ends up sinking into the petals.
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Coco / int_e8ca5cb3	type	Freudian Slip
Coco / int_e8ca5cb3	comment	Freudian Slip: "That's for murdering the love of my life!" Coming from an infuriated Mama Imelda, it clues HÃ©ctor and the others in that she is still in love with him after all these years despite being angry. However, when questioned, she angrily responds, "I don't know, I'm still angry at you!"
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Coco / int_e8d46c29	type	Backstory
Coco / int_e8d46c29	comment	The villain's Backstory: Ernesto de la Cruz only became the star he was after he murdered HÃ©ctor and stole his songs. He's also the only character to point out, quite correctly, that achieving your dreams sometimes means leaving your hometown and family, and this is framed in a very negative light.
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Coco / int_e9396c59	type	Braces of Orthodontic Overkill
Coco / int_e9396c59	comment	Braces of Orthodontic Overkill: One of the skeletons going to cross the marigold bridge to the Land of the Living is wearing rather enormous braces that fit his huge jaw. It's mentioned that his photo is on the ofrenda of his dentist.
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Coco / int_e9d5a39	type	Nice Kitty...
Coco / int_e9d5a39	comment	Nice Kitty...: Ernesto tries in vain to sooth angry Pepita as the latter approaches him on stage for a final asskicking.
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Coco / int_e9e35e8f	type	Exact Words
Coco / int_e9e35e8f	comment	Exact Words: "I hope you die very soon." This at first seems like an amusing line to mean that Ernesto looks forward to the next time he sees his reunited great-great-grandson when he returns to the afterlife for good. However, once the twist is revealed, this hints that Ernesto may be jealous of Miguel's natural talent, and rather hopes he dies before he becomes more famous than him.
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Coco / int_eb81c601	type	Big Damn Heroes
Coco / int_eb81c601	comment	Big Damn Heroes: HÃ©ctor suddenly appears when he attempts to stop Ernesto from giving Miguel's blessing. When all hope is lost, Pepita and Imelda show up to help Miguel and HÃ©ctor out of the cenote. After Ernesto tosses Miguel off the tower, Pepita comes to rescue him.
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Coco / int_ec9a5f50	type	Deconstructed Character Archetype
Coco / int_ec9a5f50	comment	Deconstructed Character Archetype: The Almighty Mom gets a work-over in the Rivera matriarchs, who undergo two generations being so militant about hating poor HÃ©ctor that he has become an Unperson both amongst the living and the dead and the former do not even bother to give him an ofrenda of any kind, even almost a century after his passing, and nobody else in the family wants to make a stand against it. Suffice to say that this causes a whole lot more drama than they probably were expecting.
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Coco / int_ece6f910	type	Moment Killer
Coco / int_ece6f910	comment	Moment Killer: During the climax, Miguel interrupts Hector and Imelda having a moment backstage by reminding them that he needs to return to the world of the living.
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Coco / int_ed503b22	type	Match Cut
Coco / int_ed503b22	comment	Match Cut: Whenever Miguel recognizes a dead family member of his, the view briefly snaps from a shot of them to their photo on the ofrenda in the same position as they are.
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Coco / int_ed7817b2	type	Shrine to the Fallen
Coco / int_ed7817b2	comment	Shrine to the Fallen: The Rivera family has a huge pyramid-shaped shrine for the deseased family members. Miguel has a shrine to Ernesto de la Cruz on the roof behind the logo of his family's shoemaking shop. Complete with candles. At least until Elena destroys it over Miguel breaking the family taboo against music. Ernesto has ofrendas from fans all over the world as we see in his giant villa. Santa Cecilia has an enormous shrine to Ernesto, who came from the town, in the center of the town cemetery. Once his treachery is revealed, it's ignored and falls into disrepair as former fans decide to forget him.
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Coco / int_ed8dd3af	type	Skeletal Musician
Coco / int_ed8dd3af	comment	Skeletal Musician: Well, yeah — it's a film about music that takes place largely in the afterlife, whose inhabitants are all Calacas. There are dozens (if not more!) of musicians seen onscreen in the Land of the Dead, including the talent show contestants and the orchestra at the Sunrise Spectacular, but the most plot-important are Ernesto and HÃ©ctor.
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Coco / int_ee1aeda6	type	Mortality Grey Area
Coco / int_ee1aeda6	comment	Mortality Grey Area: After stealing Ernesto de la Cruz's guitar from his tomb on DÃa de los Muertos, Miguel ends up cursed, unable to interact with other humans, but able to travel to the Land of the Dead and interact with its deceased inhabitants. However, he still resembles a human boy as opposed to a skeleton, though he slowly morphs into a skeleton the longer he stays in the Land of the Dead. When his deceased relatives first find him, his TÃa Victoria notes that he's not entirely dead, but his TÃa Rosita says he's not quite alive either.
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Coco / int_eef90616	type	Bread, Eggs, Milk, Squick
Coco / int_eef90616	comment	Bread, Eggs, Milk, Squick: The things HÃ©ctor borrowed from Chicharron include his van, lasso, good napkins, mini-fridge, and femur.
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Coco / int_f12cb4f0	type	Written for My Kids
Coco / int_f12cb4f0	comment	Written for My Kids: In-Universe; "Remember Me" was originally written by HÃ©ctor as a present to his daughter Coco.
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Coco / int_f165cf2c	type	Last-Second Word Swap
Coco / int_f165cf2c	comment	Last-Second Word Swap: HÃ©ctor edits a profane word out of his song: "and her... knuckles... dragged down to the floor."
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Coco / int_f2480a42	type	Futile Hand Reach
Coco / int_f2480a42	comment	Futile Hand Reach: From HÃ©ctor towards Miguel when Ernesto tosses the boy off the tower. Also from Miguel after Dante apparently falls off Pepita's back.
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Coco / int_f2b365c1	type	Libation for the Dead
Coco / int_f2b365c1	comment	Libation for the Dead: After Chicharron fades away, HÃ©ctor drinks a shot and leaves one behind.
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Coco / int_f36c4f98	type	Easily Forgiven
Coco / int_f36c4f98	comment	Easily Forgiven: Played With. Imelda's unwilling to forgive HÃ©ctor right away since even after learning that he was killed by Ernesto before he could return, he still abandoned her and Coco; by the finale, they're back together for real. Also, in the living world after the one-year Time Skip, the Riveras forgave HÃ©ctor and accepted music once again. It can be assumed that just like their ancestors, they didn't automatically forgive HÃ©ctor overnight, but it took some time and effort from Miguel and Coco, as well as finding HÃ©ctor's letters that revealed the truth, to convince them to do so.
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Coco / int_f3fd818b	type	Dark Reprise
Coco / int_f3fd818b	comment	Dark Reprise: While the first performance of "Remember Me" is a bombastic grandiose ballad, it reappears on a more melancholy note later in the film. In an inversion, the former is actually Ernesto's bastardized version stolen from HÃ©ctor, while the latter is how the song was meant to be played, as a farewell lullaby from HÃ©ctor to Coco.
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Coco / int_f5eda11	type	Mix-and-Match Critters
Coco / int_f5eda11	comment	Mix-and-Match Critters: The alebrijes; most of them are mammal/reptile-hybrids with bird-like attributes. To elaborate, alebrijes are a part of Mexican folklore and were created by a man who was haunted by nightmares of grotesque mix-and-match monsters. Since the creatures were so strange and colorful that he couldn't explain to anyone what they looked like he decided to make papier machÃ© figurines of them. Eventually his nightmares ceded and people started asking to buy the figures and became a staple of Mexican folklore and art.
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Coco / int_f64a9cf7	type	Earn Your Happy Ending
Coco / int_f64a9cf7	comment	Earn Your Happy Ending: After having spent most of his life being shut out from music of any kind, having his faith in his lifelong idol shattered, and coming within a hair's-breadth of being murdered by said idol several times, Miguel manages to return to the Land of the Living and the Riveras (both living and dead) learn the truth about HÃ©ctor. As a result, HÃ©ctor is forgiven, his photo is placed on the family altar and he finally reunites with his daughter. The Riveras, who hated music before, now embrace it and Miguel is able to chase his dreams of becoming a musician.
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Coco / int_f6624c30	type	Together in Death
Coco / int_f6624c30	comment	Together in Death: HÃ©ctor died when his daughter Coco was still a young girl and longs to see her one last time before he is forgotten and fades away. Coco manages to pass on her memories of her father to Miguel before she dies, and they're finally reunited in the land of the dead by the end.
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Coco / int_f68f2745	type	Shoe Shine, Mister?
Coco / int_f68f2745	comment	Shoe Shine, Mister?: Miguel is introduced shining shoes in the plaza.
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Coco / int_f6b1c9f3	type	"You!" Exclamation
Coco / int_f6b1c9f3	comment	"You!" Exclamation: Ernesto's surprise when seeing Miguel again after having him tossed into the cenote.
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Coco / int_f6c3d469	type	Fanservice Extra
Coco / int_f6c3d469	comment	Fanservice Extra: Played with. Miguel walks past a woman posing for a nude painting, but since she's a skeleton, there's nothing there but bones. Amusingly, he acts as if her flesh and skin is there.
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Coco / int_f7f91cf1	type	Unintentionally Karmic
Coco / int_f7f91cf1	comment	Unintentionally Karmic: The backstage hand who, while distracted by the performance of Ernesto de la Cruz, accidentally moves a lever that drops a giant bell on the latter, crushing him to death. This serves as karmic justice for murdering Hector, although the karmic justice for stealing Hector's credit and legacy is yet to come.
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Coco / int_f8bfba18	type	Pushed in Front of the Audience
Coco / int_f8bfba18	comment	Pushed in Front of the Audience: HÃ©ctor is dragged by Dante on stage and, at first reluctantly, joins Miguel in his performance at the battle of the bands. Imelda accidentally winds up on stage at Ernesto's concert and decides to sing "La Llorona".
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Coco / int_f945dff4	type	Facepalm
Coco / int_f945dff4	comment	Facepalm: HÃ©ctor slaps his palm to his face (well, more exactly, his phalanxes to his skull) when Miguel tries to replicate his ululating song, to mediocre results.
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Coco / int_f9f2c33	type	Running Gag
Coco / int_f9f2c33	comment	HÃ©ctor disguising himself as Frida Kahlo. It's a Running Gag.
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Coco / int_fb027f60	type	Thrown Down a Well
Coco / int_fb027f60	comment	Thrown Down a Well: Ernesto releases Miguel and HÃ©ctor into a cenote.
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Coco / int_fb3576b2	type	The Dog Bites Back
Coco / int_fb3576b2	comment	The Dog Bites Back: Ernesto turns out to be responsible for HÃ©ctor's death by poisoning his tequila. When HÃ©ctor finds out, he immediately attacks Ernesto, making him reveal the coward in him.
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Coco / int_fb8f6a95	type	Memory-Restoring Melody
Coco / int_fb8f6a95	comment	Memory-Restoring Melody: Mama Coco is a wheelchair-bound Scatterbrained Senior and Granny Classic whose (deteriorating) memories of Hector, the father who seemingly walked out on her as a kid and can barely remember, are the only thing keeping him alive in the Spirit World, which operates on a version of Clap Your Hands If You Believe. After traveling to the Spirit World and uncovering the truth behind Hector's disappearance and later death, great-grandson Miguel sings to Coco the Parental Love Song "Remember Me" Hector wrote for Coco when she was a girl before his untimely departure. This not only helps Coco remember her deceased father better but her living family members as well, who she had also begun to forget.
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Coco / int_fd497706	type	Accidental Murder
Coco / int_fd497706	comment	Accidental Murder: A flashback to Ernesto's death shows a stagehand accidentally dropping a huge bell onto Ernesto.
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Coco / int_fdc83c2c	type	Dead Hat Shot
Coco / int_fdc83c2c	comment	Dead Hat Shot: There's a close up on ChicharrÃ³n's hat after he's vanished from the Land of the Dead.
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Coco / int_fe1e7	type	Nuns Are Funny
Coco / int_fe1e7	comment	Nuns Are Funny: A trio of nuns plays "Remember Me" on accordions during the musicians' contest. Averted for the in-universe audience amongst which Only One Finds It Fun.
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Coco / int_fe5dda42	type	Talent Double
Coco / int_fe5dda42	comment	Talent Double: The guitar solos played by Miguel, Ernesto, and HÃ©ctor were performed by Uruguayan guitarist Federico Ramos.
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Coco / int_fea27091	type	Buffy Speak
Coco / int_fea27091	comment	Buffy Speak: When HÃ©ctor is rejected by the scanner, he calls it a "blinky thingy" when he sheds his disguise. Imelda calls the computer a "devil box" when she is first seen.
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Coco / int_ff6ae1f6	type	Evil-Detecting Dog
Coco / int_ff6ae1f6	comment	Evil-Detecting Dog: Done subtly with Dante. Whenever Miguel is intent on seeing Ernesto upon believing he's his great-great grandfather, Dante doesn't agree and constantly tries to pull and lead Miguel to HÃ©ctor instead. This is a clue that HÃ©ctor is the real great-great grandfather and Ernesto murdered him.
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Coco / int_ff7f34c5	type	Pet the Dog
Coco / int_ff7f34c5	comment	Pet the Dog: Ernesto didn't hesitate to rescue Miguel when he fell into his pool, even though Ernesto should think that, as a skeleton, Miguel shouldn't have been able to drown. Word of God makes it clear it was out of "common decency." His private interactions with Miguel are also very paternal and he even almost legitimately gives him his blessing to return to life. Then HÃ©ctor shows up and the truth is revealed. When Miguel is thrown into the cenote, HÃ©ctor immediately comforts the boy, who is crying over being betrayed by Ernesto. What makes HÃ©ctor's act truly kind is that this is before they both realize they're related. As such, HÃ©ctor still believes that Miguel is the great-great-grandson of his murderer. This is coupled with the fact that, earlier on, Miguel called off their deal because HÃ©ctor was about to take him back to his other family members. Despite all of this, HÃ©ctor gives genuine comfort and soothing words to the distressed Miguel. Miguel to the very same people he performed a Kick the Dog moment to earlier — First, HÃ©ctor, who is in despair, states that he feels bad for Miguel for having a great-great grandfather like him, Miguel immediately states that he's proud that they are related. Second, after being rescued by Imelda, Pepita, and Dante, Miguel enthusiastically calls Dante his Alebrije. Thirdly, he gives a genuine apology to Imelda for his earlier actions with the promise to respect her wishes, even willingly giving up his musical ambitions to make amends. While Imelda is understandably angry at HÃ©ctor for abandoning their family to pursue music, she decides to rescue him from becoming Deader than Dead. As the sun is about to rise, Imelda (alongside HÃ©ctor) gives Miguel her blessing to go back to the world of the living, no strings attached, even though Miguel himself was willing to quit playing music if it meant going home and saving HÃ©ctor. When Miguel sings to Coco, Enrique has Elena listen to him for once.
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Coco / int_ffad4e9f	type	Shown Their Work
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Coco	hasFeature	Production Foreshadowing / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Prop Recycling / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Protagonist Title Fallacy / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Public Exposure / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Pulling Themselves Together / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Pushed in Front of the Audience / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Race Against the Clock / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Rage Breaking Point / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Raster Vision / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Real Time / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Realism-Induced Horror / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Reduced to Dust / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Related Differently in the Adaptation / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Relationship Sabotage / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Remember the Dead / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Removed from the Picture / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Replacement Pedestal / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Retirony / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Rewatch Bonus / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Ridiculously Alive Undead / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Right for the Wrong Reasons / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Robbing the Dead / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Sad Clown / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Scary Skeleton / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Scatterbrained Senior / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Screw the Rules, I'm Doing What's Right! / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Seamless Scenery / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Searching for the Lost Relative / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Secondary Character Title / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Self-Made Man / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Sensational Staircase Sequence / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Sensitive Guy and Manly Man / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Serenade Your Lover / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Shabby Heroes, Well-Dressed Villains / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Shadow Archetype / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Shared Family Quirks / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Shoe Shine, Mister? / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Shoe Slap / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Short Run in Peru / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Shrine to the Fallen / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Sibling Yin-Yang / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Sickly Green Glow / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Signature Instrument / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Singing Voice Dissonance / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Single-Minded Twins / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Skeletal Musician / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Skin-Tone Disguise / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Slap-Slap-Kiss / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Sleep Cute / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Slide Attack / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Small Role, Big Impact / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Spared, but Not Forgiven / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Spexico / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Spin-Off Cookbook / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Spoiled by the Format / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Spoiler Cover / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Spooky Kids Media / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Stopped Dead in Their Tracks / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Street Musician / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Strict Parents Make Sneaky Kids / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Supernaturally Young Parent / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Surprisingly Happy Ending / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Sweet and Sour Grapes / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Talent Double / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Tampering with Food and Drink / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Tears of Joy / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Technician Versus Performer / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Technologically Blind Elders / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	That Came Out Wrong / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	The Afterafterlife / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	The Ageless / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	The Baby of the Bunch / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	The Chanteuse / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	The Dead Can Dance / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	The Dead Guy Did It / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	The Disease That Shall Not Be Named / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	The Dissenter Is Always Right / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	The Food Poisoning Incident / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	The Greatest Story Never Told / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	The Older Immortal / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	The Rest Shall Pass / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	The Reveal / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	The Runaway / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	The Shadow Knows / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	The Stoic / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Theme Twin Naming / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	There Is Another / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	They Copied It, So It Sucks! / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Thicker Than Water / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Thinker Pose / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	This Is Unforgivable! / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Three-Point Landing / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Thrown Down a Well / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Time Skip / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	To Hell and Back / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Together in Death / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Token Minority / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Tom the Dark Lord / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Touch the Intangible / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Town Girls / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Tragic Keepsake / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Trapped on the Astral Plane / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Trauma Conga Line / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Truck Driver's Gear Change / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Undignified Death / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Unfortunate Implications / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Unintentionally Karmic / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Unknown Relative / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Un-person / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Unpleasant Parent Reveal / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Unsportsmanlike Gloating / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Urban Fantasy / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Vehicle Vanish / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Villain Ball / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Villain in a White Suit / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Villain with Good Publicity / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Villainous Gold Tooth / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Visual Innuendo / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Walking Shirtless Scene / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	We All Die Someday / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	White Sheep / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Wicked Pretentious / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Wild Take / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	World of No Grandparents / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Wrestler in All of Us / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Write What You Know / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Writing About Your Crime / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Written for My Kids / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Yellow/Purple Contrast / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	You Are Better Than You Think You Are / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	"You!" Exclamation / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	You Killed My Father / int_ec2531c4
Coco	hasFeature	Your Tradition Is Not Mine / int_ec2531c4
CoCo	sameAs	Coco
Coco	sameAs	Coco

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