Replacement Goldfish: Subverted. S.U.I.T. headquarters provides Mango a robotic copy of Brash named RoboBrash while the real one is in a coma. Acronym and Abbreviation Overload: There is a ton of it shown, especially from S.U.I.T. Examples include: There are so many puns that it can be a little much at times, but I suspect that kids would not catch all of them, and they and the malapropisms are definitely used as teachable moments for early and developing readers. In the same episode, he eats his tail out of curiosity, and expresses that "He is actually pretty tasty" Toilet Teleportation: Mango and Brash use their toilet-based travel techniques to get around town easily or to S.U.I.T. Headquarters.

Can the Mango and Brash unravel this maritime mystery before a second ship befalls a similarly unfathomable fate? Seas the day and find out in this new nautical adventure! Green Gators: The main characters are two green alligators, Mango and Brash. Brash is a lighter yellowy-green, and Mango is a darker green. A spin-off series titled Agents of S.U.I.T. began release in 2023. It focuses on minor characters seen in the main series. Emotional Regression: In Ants in Our P.A.N.T.S., it's revealed that Brash had been age regressed to a 3 year old to cope with his trauma and is afraid to wake up, until Mango eventually helps him in a later chapter.

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Shown Their Work: In All Tide Up, Mango mentions his skin getting dry from being in the ocean. as it's not like the rivers and lakes that he's used to. This makes sense as alligators are freshwater creatures. When he was alive, his look was very different, He was a grey green crocodile with dark green spots in his legs, arms and face, his face was round shaped, his body and tail were slightly bigger than Brash's. My 2 sons and I have been loving those books for the last few years and we always laugh so much at Mango and Brash’s puns and crazy ideas! His aliases are always a combination of the thing he is made of, and the word "Crocodile" (his species)

At the moment, he have had six different forms, being the character with more physical changes in the bookAs the story unfolds, a cruise ship captain is discovered adrift in the open sea, his mind clouded by delirium. Fast, fabulous, and fantastically funny, the InvestiGators books are instant classics!' - Jamie Smart, creator of Bunny vs Monkey. Reference Overdosed: Heist and Seek is filled with tons of references to famous painters and paintings.

This graphic novel is going to be published by First Second publisher and will be considered a great read for the reading age range between 7 – 10 years and grade level 2 – 3. Here, Mango's entire purpose is to play off of the puns or point out the beginning of one. The moment he asked or questioned something, I could immediately tell it would result in a pun. Honestly, he was asking about so much that I would not be surprised if, at the end, someone, somehow, swapped the bodies of Mango and a seven-year-old. Another major issue that I really, REALLY hope won't become a trend is Mango's decrease in intelligence. Okay, it's not that bad, but this book's Mango can be quite the child at times. And I know that's kind of his character, in a way. A bit childish, a bit goofy, and a bit dumb. But that's what makes his breakthroughs all the more memorable. It gives him a spotlight.When a cruise captain is found drifting at sea and delirious, the search begins for his missing ship and passengers! Did it sink? Was it boat-napped? Are supernatural forces at play? And can the InvestiGators unravel this maritime mystery before a second cruise befalls a similarly unfathomable fate? Seas the day and find out in this new nautical adventure!

He is now a radioactive green mass, he does not have a specific shape apart from his head, face and arms, at the moment this has been his final form. The photo of him in the "Fountain of Fallen Agents" is shown in multiple occasions when Cilantro investigates and walks around S.U.I.T. When I told my 10 year old he could help me review an InvestiGators book before anyone could buy it he practically jumped out of his skin in excitement. The 10 year old says that he loved the humor throughout the book and the mystery with the twist at the end. My 14 year old says that the plot line is funny and entertaining. He loves the play on words. My 7 year old loves InvestiGators because they are funny, Mango is his favorite character. Company Cross References: There are a few references to John's previous works shown in the books such as the lint and mismatched buttons from Hippopotamister as well as a few minor cameos here and there. The story is hilarious, there are so many laugh-out-loud and snort-inducing moments, and the drawings are perfect.An Aesop: Off the Hook is where Mango learns that he can't always win in every scenario, and learns to make tough decisions on his own. The story revolves around a duo of alligators named Mango and Brash who work under an undercover organisation called S.U.I.T. (Special Undercover Investigation Teams) solving crime wherever they can. It has a similar style to Dog Man with its silly light-hearted humour. The Coast Gourds eager to know the outcome reach out to InvestiGators Brash and Mango to uncover the truth behind the SeaDues I ship. And their work gets easier, yet complicated when billionaire Bill N. Dollaz, owner of the expedition company decides to send a second ship on an expedition with 500 passengers and 8 crew members! Will Brash and Mango be able to uncover the truth before SeaDues II gets into danger? When the captain of a cruise ship is found drifting at sea, the search begins for his missing ship and passengers! Did it sink? Was it boat-napped? Are supernatural forces at play?! In the third mission it is mentioned that he have escaped (highly referring to book 2 events), the player is asked to find all the clues that are in the area (the sewer), among which is a photo of him and crumbs from his body.