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* AmbiguouslyHuman: Despite being depicted with green skin and pointed ears, it's never explained if Teen Genie was an actual genie, or a human girl with the powers of one.
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* BlowYouAway: Teen Genie had the ability to summon and manipulate strong air channels, that she referred to as "desert winds".
* BoxingBattler: Buster was a boxing-themed superhero and used his fighting skills to take down enemies.
* BoxingBattler: Buster was a boxing-themed superhero and used his fighting skills to take down enemies.
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* MakingASplash: Beachboy could create huge waves of water, which he used to fight villains and travel on via surfboard.
* MagicCarpet: The Jayhawks were based in Kansas City, but used Teen Genie's magic carpet to teleport and then fly to wherever they needed to go.
* MagicCarpet: The Jayhawks were based in Kansas City, but used Teen Genie's magic carpet to teleport and then fly to wherever they needed to go.
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** Astra looks like [[CompositeCharacter a mix of]] Fantastic Four's Valeria Richards and Doom Patrol's Negative Man.
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** Astra looks like [[CompositeCharacter a mix of]] Fantastic Four's Valeria Richards (who she predates) and Doom Patrol's Negative Man.
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* CaptainErsatz: For the Teen Titans.
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* CaptainErsatz: {{Expy}}: For the 60s-era Teen Titans.Titans, being a team of adolescent former sidekicks.
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* {{Expy}}: Of [[ComicBook/FirestormDCComics Clifford Carmicheal]] with a dash of ComicBook/LexLuthor, particularly the Silver Age version who knew Clark Kent's Superboy.
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* {{Expy}}: Of [[ComicBook/FirestormDCComics Clifford Carmicheal]] with a dash of ComicBook/LexLuthor, particularly the Silver Age version who knew Clark Kent's Superboy.Carmicheal]].
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* GenderBender: [[spoiler:As mentioned above.]]
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* GenderBender: [[spoiler:As mentioned above.Though originally [[spoiler: believed to be male, after her HeelFaceTurn she decided to take the plunge and transition, using her EnergyPowers to rewrite her body's anatomy to female.]]
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* DreamsOfFlying: Though he can fly, he occasionally has flight dreams because it is the one thing he loves doing the most. Due to ChronicHeroSyndrome, he's so busy, he can't find time to fly just for enjoyment.
%%Superman expires go under SupermanSubstitute* {{Expy}}: Shares a lot of commonalities with ComicBook/{{Superman}}, and quite a few differences too.
* FishOutOfTemporalWater: Samaritan is a time-traveler who averted the ''Challenger'' disaster, but rewrote his history so that he has no place in the future.
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* FishOutOfTemporalWater: Samaritan is a time-traveler who averted the ''Challenger'' disaster, but rewrote his history so that he has no place in the future.
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* DreamsOfFlying: Though he can fly, he occasionally has flight dreams because it is the one thing he loves doing the most. Due to ChronicHeroSyndrome, he's so busy, busy that he can't find time to fly just for enjoyment.
%%Superman expires go under SupermanSubstitute* {{Expy}}: Shares a lot of commonalities with ComicBook/{{Superman}}, and quite a few differences too.
* FishOutOfTemporalWater: Samaritan is a time-traveler who averted the ''Challenger'' disaster, but rewrote his history so that he has his future no place in the future.longer exists.
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* AntiHeroSubstitute: Zachary's two bad-future possible sons are perfect examples of this trope -- one is a Sabertooth expy, the other is a cyborg killer with a spring-loaded head, and both are absolutely convinced that they are entitled to kill anyone they want because they are the good guys. Zachary moves heaven and earth to make sure they never come into existence.
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* AntiHeroSubstitute: Zachary's two bad-future possible sons are perfect examples of this trope -- one is a Sabertooth expy, the other is a cyborg killer with a spring-loaded head, head for an arm, and both are absolutely convinced that they are entitled to kill anyone they want because they are the good guys. Zachary moves heaven and earth to make sure they never come into existence.
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* DisappearedDad: Jack Johnson, the first Jack-In-The-Box, as his family didn't know he was a superhero who died in battle. No one made the connection until Zachary stumbled across his fathers gear, and even then, no one knew what actually happened to him until Mr. Drama's daughter got involved years later. Zachary went out of his way to NOT end up as this, retiring shortly after Ike's birth.
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* DisappearedDad: Jack Johnson, the first Jack-In-The-Box, as his family didn't know he was a superhero who died in battle. No one made the connection until Zachary stumbled across his fathers father's gear, and even then, no one knew what actually happened to him until Mr. Drama's daughter granddaughter got involved years later. Zachary went out of his way to NOT end up as this, retiring shortly after Ike's birth.
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* AttentionWhore: He is easily Astro City's pre-eminent example of this, glorifing his most inane accomplisments to everyone, even himself. An alien spying on him is flummoxed when he sees Crackerjack congragulating himself for a win that was purely by luck.
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* AttentionWhore: He is easily Astro City's pre-eminent example of this, glorifing glorifying his most inane accomplisments to everyone, even himself. An alien spying on him is flummoxed when he sees Crackerjack congragulating congratulating himself for a win that was purely by luck.
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* NeverMyFault: Any time someone points out the sloppiness of his crime-fighting style, Crackerjack's quick to brush them off. And then there's the moment under IResembleThatRemark.
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* NeverMyFault: Any time someone points out the sloppiness of his crime-fighting style, Crackerjack's quick to brush them off. And then there's the moment under IResembleThatRemark. IResembleThatRemark
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* RedBaron: "The Champion of the Light"
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* RedBaron: "The Champion of the Light"Light".
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