Secret DETAILS Bluey Doesn't Want You To Know

Have you noticed some of the small details hidden throughout the episodes? I don’t know about you guys, but we definitely did. And in this video, we’re going to share some of the details with you all.

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[lorenzodifranco]

Bluey is such a heartwarming animated series that beautifully captures the innocence and joy of childhood. Each episode showcases the playful adventures of Bluey and her family, emphasizing themes of imagination, family bonding, and emotional growth. The vibrant storytelling, combined with the relatable experiences of parenting and sibling dynamics, creates a rich tapestry that resonates with both children and adults alike. However, when reflecting on the joyous moments of 'Bluey, ' it is crucial to acknowledge a dark chapter in Australia’s history: the Stolen Generations. This term refers to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children who were forcibly removed from their families by Australian federal and state government policies from the late 1800s until the 1970s. These children were often taken under the guise of 'assimilation, ' with authorities believing that Indigenous culture was inferior and that the children would be better off being raised in white families. The experiences of these children were devastating; they were stripped of their identity and cultural ties, facing trauma that spanned generations. Many were subjected to harsh treatment and neglect in institutions or foster homes, leading to loss of language, culture, and connection to their heritage. In stark contrast to the loving bond portrayed in 'Bluey, ' the reality faced by the Stolen Generations was one of pain and separation. As we enjoy the joyful stories of Bluey, it's vital to hold space for the memories of those who suffered and recognize the importance of acknowledging this history. Understanding both the joy depicted in children's programming and the harsh realities of historical injustices can help us foster empathy and promote healing in our society today.

[ElsieWines]

Another animating mistake was in pass the parcel when is Bluey‘s birthday and they zoom into the fridge we can see the photo of Bluey and bandit from the episode perfect which comes AFTER pass the parcel

[lindsaycharlesworth]

Oo I didn’t know that, so cool but I kinda don’t want you to spoil it.

[mollyshoemaker]

In the Episode Horsey Ride (I think is what it's called) When they are at the wedding when Stripe comes, Bandits black Fur is gone. I have noticed it and have not told anyone for two Years! (I'm not joking)

[Fpe_Aliceyournightmare]

You know in the library episode stripe and chilli kissed?

[TasRahIsaMayet]

Also on the fridge there is the magic xylophone

[daisyreacts]

I saw greeni flying in the sky in Italy

[xToriLovesFrankiiiex]

Tubby tank you did not seen this but whenever bluey found a 10 pound paper money in the clothewasher there was a longdog

[Lovelys_edits]

You just said it disappeared actually it is not instead did you notice a purse? Bandit put it in the purse

[NkatekoBlessingGirl]

How many likes =how many times I must watch the video
Pls don’t get it viral plsss don’t I was dared to comment this
Don’t get it viral

[ItsTheAIWorld]

The title is misleading, if Bluey included them they likely would want you to find them.

[peppapiganalysis]

Hey tubbytank can we calibrate I have a theory it's about a war that happened in the show And I have some evidence to prove this its not mentioned but there are some clues i have found
Please respond back I'm a new channel I always watch your videos they inspired me to make peppa pig theory's
Thank you

[andyfarrell]

rustys family are all the same type of dog but blueys famillys isn't

[alexkwan]

Hello there, sir you are so right Bluey and bingo. What does IDK mean? Do you even know I think you’re so dumb IDK means coppe