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* {{Ambadassador}}: Evil version. He's the ambassador from Mars but he's also a very skill gunfighter and it's implied he's (or at least used ot be) a professional fighter given his championship belt we see when he's about to fight Byron.
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* {{Ambadassador}}: Evil version. He's the ambassador from Mars but he's also a very skill gunfighter and it's implied he's (or at least used ot to be) a professional fighter given his championship belt we see when he's about to fight Byron.
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* MurderIsTheBestSolution: They're not happy if they don't resolve solutions with slaughters and massacres apparently.
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* DarkIsEvil: He wears a dark purple cape and of course is evil like the rest of his army.
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* DarkIsEvil: He wears a dark purple cape and of course is evil like the rest of his army.army and he's possibly the wors of 'em being their leader.
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: A heroic example. Richie deciding to go save his grandmother Florence from the nursing home during the alien invasion. His parents tell him to forget about her and call her a nut and then criticize him again for not being like his (dead) brother, at which point Richie decides enough is enough and goes anyway, avoiding certain death.
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: A heroic example. Richie deciding to go save his grandmother Florence from the nursing home during the alien invasion. His parents tell him to forget about her and call her a nut and then criticize him again for not being like his (dead) brother, at which point Richie decides enough is enough and goes anyway, [[SerendipitousSurvival avoiding certain death.death]].
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* LowerClassLout: They and Billy-Glenn are all picture-perfect examples of "trailer trash". Richie [[WorkingClassHero is the white sheep]].
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* {{Sadist}}: All of them are shown to take great joy in killing people and don't seem to have any other motive for what they do other than enjoyment.
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* {{Sadist}}: All of them are shown to take great joy in killing people and don't seem to have any other motive for what they do other than enjoyment. They don't even use more efficient methods like viruses or attack from a distance with any of their advanced weapons. They insist on doing it through soldiers because they want to get up close to enjoy it as much as possible.
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* WrongGenreSavvy: He fervently believes he's in a Star Trek style setting where the meeting between humans and martians will result in untold scientific breakthroughs and lead to a new golden age for bot species. He finds out the hard way that he isn't.
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* WrongGenreSavvy: He fervently believes he's in a Star Trek style setting where the meeting between humans and martians will result in untold scientific breakthroughs and lead to a new golden age for bot both species. He finds out the hard way that he isn't.
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* NotSoAboveItAll: She appears to be more professional and serious than the rest of the Martian but like the rest of her compatriots she can't stand birds which leads her to her own death.
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* NotSoAboveItAll: She appears to be more professional and serious than the rest of the Martian Martians but like the rest of her compatriots she can't stand birds which leads her to her own death.
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* {{Butterface}}: Once she gets rid of her human mask she has the same voluptuous body but her face is horribly looking like all Martians'.
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* HeroKiller: He kills both General Decker and the President.
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* HeroKiller: He kills both General Decker and the President in this order.
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* HeroKiller: He kills both General Decker and the President.
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* BadBoss: He slaps one of his generals when the Martian Girl is killed, [[MisplacedRetribution despite it being in no way their fault]]. While he does seem to have a good relationship with his ambassador, even he seemed worried he would be smacked in this scene. That said, he does appear to have been enraged at the death of one of his finest troops in said scene, which may hint that he did value the Martian Girl on a personal level and not just as a soldier, which could explain his rage. He's however [[BenevolentBoss more benevolent]] in other scenes even high-fiving one of his soldiers as he watches humanity's destruction.
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* BadassCape: His purple cloak.
* BadBoss: He slaps one of his generals when the Martian Girl is killed, [[MisplacedRetribution despite it being in no way their fault]]. While he does seem to have a good relationship with his ambassador, even he seemed worried he would be smacked in this scene. That said, he does appear to have been enraged at the death of one of his finest troops in said scene, which may hint that he did value the Martian Girl on a personal level and not just as a soldier, which could explain his rage. He's however [[BenevolentBoss more benevolent]] in other scenes even high-fiving one of his soldiers as he joyfully watches humanity's destruction.
* BadBoss: He slaps one of his generals when the Martian Girl is killed, [[MisplacedRetribution despite it being in no way their fault]]. While he does seem to have a good relationship with his ambassador, even he seemed worried he would be smacked in this scene. That said, he does appear to have been enraged at the death of one of his finest troops in said scene, which may hint that he did value the Martian Girl on a personal level and not just as a soldier, which could explain his rage. He's however [[BenevolentBoss more benevolent]] in other scenes even high-fiving one of his soldiers as he joyfully watches humanity's destruction.
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* SlouchOfVillainy: He's first introduced sitting in a revolving chair in his ship.
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* BadassCape: His red cloak.
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* SociopathicSoldier: They're very militarily skilled and organized and very merciless mass murderers.
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* EvilLaugh: They are very prone to this expecially while massacring living beings.
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* EvilLaugh: They are very prone to this expecially [[PutTheLaughterInSlaughter while massacring living beings.]]
* {{Expy}}: They're basically the Martian versions of [[Franchise/{{Gremlins}} the Gremlins]] as they're evil, destructive but laughable at the same time.
* UndyingLoyalty: The Martian soldiers are very loyal to the Leader and the Ambassador as they always watch their backs and never leave them alone.
* YourHeadASplode: Apparently country music can kill them by making their big heads explode in pieces.
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* BadBoss: He slaps one of his generals when the Martian Girl is killed, [[MisplacedRetribution despite it being in no way their fault]]. While he does seem to have a good relationship with his ambassador, even he seemed worried he would be smacked in this scene. That said, he does appear to have been enraged at the death of one of his finest troops in said scene, which may hint that he did value the Martian Girl on a personal level and not just as a soldier, which could explain his rage.
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* BadBoss: He slaps one of his generals when the Martian Girl is killed, [[MisplacedRetribution despite it being in no way their fault]]. While he does seem to have a good relationship with his ambassador, even he seemed worried he would be smacked in this scene. That said, he does appear to have been enraged at the death of one of his finest troops in said scene, which may hint that he did value the Martian Girl on a personal level and not just as a soldier, which could explain his rage. He's however [[BenevolentBoss more benevolent]] in other scenes even high-fiving one of his soldiers as he watches humanity's destruction.
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* UndyingLoyalty: He's very loyal to the Leader with whom he seems to share a strong respectful relationship.
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* LeanAndMean: Like the rest of the Martians she's very thin but also taller and a deadly assassin.
* NotSoAboveItAll: She appears to be more professional and serious than the rest of the Martian but like the rest of her compatriots she can't stand birds which leads her to her own death.
* NotSoAboveItAll: She appears to be more professional and serious than the rest of the Martian but like the rest of her compatriots she can't stand birds which leads her to her own death.
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* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: Cruel and depraved as they are, they at least seem to genuine care about each other. The Leader is extremely furious when the Martian Girl is killed.
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* EvilLaugh: They are very prone to this.
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* EvilLaugh: They are very prone to this.this expecially while massacring living beings.
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* CreepyHighPitchedVoice: Their voices are very squaky and sinister which only matches their vile and vicious personalities.
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* {{Ambadassador}}: Evil version. He's the ambassador from Mars but he's also a very skill gunfighter and it's implied he's (or at least used ot be) a professional fighter given his championship belt we see when he's about to fight Byron.
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* DarkIsEvil: He wears a dark purple cape and of course is evil like the rest of his army.
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* YourSizeMayVary: The Martians are shorter than adult humans, yet the Martian girl is easily 6 feet tall. It's unlikely she's using stilts or anything that would add height, as her arms are proportionate to her body.
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* YourSizeMayVary: The Martians are shorter than adult humans, yet the Martian girl is easily 6 feet tall. It's unlikely she's using stilts or anything that would add height, as her arms are proportionate to her body. Maybe female Martians are taller than male ones.
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* SilentAntagonist: Unlike the other Martians she never utters an "Ack ack" sound. While it's initially justified since she's an undercover spy she maintains this even when she's out of her human disguise.
* SmurfettePrinciple: She's the only female Martian we met.
* TheStoic: She never changes her creepy-looking emotionless expression.
* SmurfettePrinciple: She's the only female Martian we met.
* TheStoic: She never changes her creepy-looking emotionless expression.
