History Awesome / LiloAndStitchTheSeries

* [[MamaBear Nani]] beating the [[IncrediblyLamePun stuffing]] out of Frenchfry when he [[ImAHumanitarian tries to eat Lilo and Stitch]], armed with nothing but a broom no less.

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* Stitch being able to wake up on his own from Drowsy's sleep spell. Given how hard it was to awaken people from this sleep in its episode, that says a lot.
* The ending in general, the very ''scope'' of it. Throughout the episode, Mertle has been responsible for making Lilo look like a bad influence and disruptive student in front of Mr. Kaponi and tempting Lilo to retaliate him for wrongfully punishing her. But when she walks into class bragging about the prank she has in store, it ends up making it look like ''she'' set up PJ's latest prank. And just like with Lilo, [[CassandraTruth nobody believes Mertle]] when she says the prank wasn't her doing. We cut to Mr. Kaponi "[[{{Irony}} wrongfully]]" punishing Mertle as she insists "[[DiggingYourselfDeeper It wasn't me this time]]!" Instead of [[KarmaHoudini getting away with it]], Mertle gets her [[LaserGuidedKarma just desserts]].
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* Pleakley turns Heckler's insults back at him by using it for his own comedy routine.
* Nothing was more satisfying than seeing Mertle getting on the receiving end on some ''very'' deep-cut insults. She may be a kid, but for two seasons and several movies, this is rather refreshing.
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* Drakken gets one for himself, as he was able to make the perfect plan. If it wasn't for Kim and Lilo, he'd would have succeeded.

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* Ace's introduction is with a HeroicFireRescue that involves him making a makeshift parachute out of a curtain and saves a cat from the fiery building. For a "faulty" experiment, he's quite heroic.

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* Angel breaking out of her own containment capsule just by headbutting it, then doing the same to Stitch's capsule to free him, and then afterwards the two freeing Lilo and all the other experiments Gantu captured with the same method.
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* The fact that Lilo, a little 6-7 year old girl who, up to that point, had an average life with her sister, is able to find, capture, and name over ''600'' genetic experiments built purely for evil or destruction. And on top of this, is able to find a place where they can be a benefit to society. She's done this 625 times! It cannot be overstated how badass that is.

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* Splodyhead and Stitch vs. Slushy, an epic five-minute battle that has everything from MoreDakka fireballs and icicles, frozen tornados and giant monsters made of fire and ice.

* Foor Gantu, [[TheBadGuyWins actually managing to capture the episode's experiment.]] He spent much of the episode without his memory, and when he got it back, he was able to beat Lilo and Stitch and capture an experiment for once.

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* Stitch and 625's fight on top of Gantu's ship. Bonus points for 625 getting the upper-hand with some quick thinking.

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* A small one for Jumba. He gets hit with Spike's quills, which reduce the intelligence of whoever gets hit with them down to one percent, but is seemingly unaffected. Jumba reveals to Lilo, however, that he ''is'' affected by Spike's powers--he's simply such a genius that even 1% of his intelligence is plenty to work with.

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* A small one, but Nani's boss turning down the inspector's pass on the principle that he wanted them to "pay to be in his family". To this, Nani's boss tells the inspector "[[ScrewTheMoneyIHaveRules Keep your family. I have my own, and they're a lot cheaper.]]" Although it renders Nani's efforts to bend over backwards for the inspection [[AllForNothing for]] [[ShaggyDogStory nothing]], it must've taken a lot of [[WhatYouAreInTheDark moral fiber]] on his part.
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* [[BigDamnHeroes Zach MacKillin]] coming to Stitch's aid with some handy lasso work.
-->'''Zack [=MacKillin=]''': "Ride on, [[WorthyOpponent stranger]]."
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* Lilo turning the tide of the battle when [[GuileHero she tricks Gantu]] into duplicating his four experiments with Dupe's help. Yes he has an "army of Hammerfaces, Plasmoids, Heats and Threshers", but they're so weak that Pleakly's clones tear through them like ''superheroes''.

* Fridge-Awesome: Lilo is so talented at turning bad experiments good that [[HistoryRepeats she changed Stitch from bad to good all over again]]! And in [[UpToEleven record time]], too.

* There's also something to be said about how David isn't in the picture like she initially planned, not because he doesn't count as family, but on the principle that Lilo doesn't need a nuclear family (like she originally planned) in order to have a "normal" family. What's more, it also delivers a subtle message that Nani doesn't necessarily have to marry David right this instant in order to give Lilo a family.

* Lilo turning the tide of the battle when [[GuileHero she tricks Gantu]] into duplicating his with Dupe's help. Yes he has an "army of Hammerfaces, Plasmoids, Heats and Threshers", but they're so weak that Pleakly's clones tear through them like ''superheroes''.

* There's also something to be said about how David isn't in the picture like she initially planned, not because he doesn't count as family, but on the principle that Lilo doesn't need a nuclear family (like she originally planned) in order to have a "normal" family. What's more, it also delivers a [[SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped subtle message]] that Nani doesn't necessarily have to marry David right this instant in order to give Lilo a family.

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* Retro is one powerful experiment: Not only can he manipulate the age of an item (turning them into an older version of itself), but it can apparently create ancient life forms out of their modern counterparts! He is likely the most dangerous of any o Stitch's cousins.

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* The ending in general, the very ''scope'' of it. Throughout the episode, Mertle has been responsible for making Lilo look like a bad influence and disruptive student in front of Mr. Kaponi and tempting Lilo to retaliate him for wrongfully punishing her. But when she walks into class bragging about the prank she has in store, it ends up making it look like ''she'' set up PJ's prank. And just like with Lilo, [[CassandraTruth nobody believes Mertle]] when she says the prank wasn't her doing. We cut to Mr. Kaponi "[[{{Irony}} wrongfully]]" punishing Mertle as she insists "[[DiggingYourselfDeeper It wasn't me this time]]!" Instead of [[KarmaHoudini getting away with it]], Mertle gets her [[LaserGuidedKarma just desserts]].

* Aside from being sweet, [[ScatterbrainedSenior Mrs. Hasagawa]] having [[HiddenDepthes the capacity]] to take care of multiple "kitties" (experiments). Now anyone else would be in danger of a hoarding situation, but "hoarding" is defined as taking in more pets ''than you can handle''. It's possible for someone to take care of multiple pets, and Mrs. Hasagawa is more than capable of loving, nurturing and understanding each "kitty's" individual needs.