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** That only work once. Enemies would learn from their mistakes and made upgrades to themselves.
** The surviving infected might have been caught and put in a cell until a cure could be found.
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** Dark Kat has shown to be a dangerous competent villain considering he has technology that rivals above the Enforcers' arsenal surprisingly as this is a world where super advanced technology is commonplace. The two fakers are probably using state of the art disguise masking technology to mask disguise their true appearance and are probably trained to fake limps.
** It was dark, so there is trouble to tell the difference.
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** The guys had a perfect shot to take down Dark Kat. This will rid of an evil that plagued Meg Kat City for good. Instead of supporting them, Feral for whatever reason arrogantly knock their jet causing their headquarters to be destroyed. Not only Feral is at fault but he is at fault for pushing his blame onto them for causing the problem in the first place.them.
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** The two fakers are using state of the art disguise technology to mask their true appearance and are probably trained to fake limps.
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** Despite how big of a mistake Razor did, he is still their hero. Also, the Enforcers are too busy dealing with Dark Kat.
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** The guys had a perfect shot to take down Dark Kat. Instead of supporting them, Feral for whatever reason knock their jet causing their headquarters to be destroyed. Not only Feral is at fault but he is at fault for pushing blame onto them for causing the problem in the first place.
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* "Bin" sounds more like "man". Cuz, ya know, Letterman.
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They're cats. Why not name your character David Litterbox instead of David Literbin?
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They're cats. Why not name your their character David Litterbox instead of David Literbin?
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They're cats. Why not name your character David Litterbox instead of David Literbin?
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I'm curious as to why Feral wanted to take down Dark Kat himself. Why not let T-bone blast him? And as for T-bone, instead of obeying an order, why is he arguing with the commander...his boss/superior? Did both guys have enormous egos, or is it something else?
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I'm curious as to why Feral wanted to take down Dark Kat himself. Why not let T-bone and Razor blast him? And as for T-bone, instead of obeying an order, why is he arguing with the commander...commander, his boss/superior? Did both guys have enormous egos, or is it something else?
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I'm curious as to why Feral wanted to take down Dark Kat himself. Why not let T-bone kill him? And as for T-bone, instead of obeying an order, why is he arguing with the commander? This man is his superior. Did both guys have enormous egos, or is it something else?
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I'm curious as to why Feral wanted to take down Dark Kat himself. Why not let T-bone kill blast him? And as for T-bone, instead of obeying an order, why is he arguing with the commander? This man is commander...his superior. boss/superior? Did both guys have enormous egos, or is it something else?
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I'm curious as to why Feral wanted to take down Dark Kat himself. Why not let T-bone kill him? And as for T-bone, instead of obeying an order, why is he arguing with the commander? This man is his superior. Did both guys have enormous egos, or is it something else?
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** Originally the crew of the water freighter Mutilor stole in "When Strikes Mutilor" were going to be human astronauts. This was nixed by producer Buzz Potamkin ("Just make them kat aliens."), and thus we got the katlike Aqueons.
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** Probably not, but there may be normal (non-anthropomorphic) dogs. Background art for the pet store in "Mutation City" shows a doghouse.
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** Evil!Callie also looks a little different than her good counterpart; her character design is more angular.
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* If Dark Kat can really make another bomb, it must take too much time since he had the Dark SWAT Kats steal one.
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* They are the only characters who don't look like their respective counterparts and yet even the SWAT Kats themselves (the good ones ''and'' the bad ones) have trouble telling the difference.
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* The episode featuring Red Lynx as the antagonist has the expression 'dogfight'. If there's an expression that starts with 'dog', does that mean dogs exist or at least once existed in the series' world? Is there a Dog City in that world?
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* The episode featuring Red Lynx as the antagonist has the expression 'dogfight'. If there's an expression that starts with 'dog', does that mean dogs exist or at least once existed in the series' world? Is there a Dog City in that world?
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* Do they live in a universe where everyone is a cat, or was their earth inhabited by humans at some point? Didn't the creator toy with the idea that the Swat Kats live in a future world where humans are extinct?
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* Do they live in a universe where everyone is a cat, or was their earth inhabited by humans at some point? Didn't the creator creators toy with the idea that the Swat Kats live in a future world where humans are extinct? extinct (possibly the year 3000)?
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* Do they live in a universe where everyone is a cat, or was their earth inhabited by humans at some point? Didn't the creator toy with the idea that the Swat Kats live in a future world where humans are extinct?
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** Because being a fighter pilot is a completely different job from being an infantryman, and you can't assume that those trained for one of those roles are also trained for the other? Just because the Swat Kats and the Enforcers are so badass that they can do both doesn't mean that everybody can.
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** Because being a fighter pilot is a completely different job from being an infantryman, and you can't assume that those trained for one of those roles are also trained for the other? Just because the Swat SWAT Kats and the Enforcers are so badass that they can do both doesn't mean that everybody can.
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If they are both military and police, does that mean they take on pity crimes as well?
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If they are both military and police, does that mean they take on pity petty crimes as well?
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** In "Enter the Madkat," the old shopkeeper, Katzmer, comes to Enforcer Headquarters to report a robbery. This is not treated as being at all unusual, so, yes, they handle minor crimes too.
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** In "Enter the Madkat," the old shopkeeper, Katzmer, comes to Enforcer Headquarters to report a robbery. This is not treated as being at all unusual, so, yes, they handle minor crimes too.
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* For all we know, the Enforcers in the alternate universe may be better than their counterparts.
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The Dark SWAT Kats may have been defeated, but the Dark Kat in their world is still on the loose. What's stopping him from creating another bomb? I don't think their Enforcers are enough to stop him, since they suck at their job in the regular SWAT Kat universe.
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The Dark SWAT Kats may have been defeated, but the Dark Kat in their world is still on the loose. What's stopping him from creating another bomb? I don't think their Enforcers are enough to stop him, him since they suck at their job in the regular SWAT Kat universe.
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2. That seat came from the very same magical cartoon place where all those Turbocat missiles and devices manage to fit into. Or...Cartoon logic."
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2. That seat came from the very same magical cartoon place where all those Turbocat [sic] missiles and devices manage to fit into. Or...Cartoon logic."
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*** Only the first one really carries any weight, since her being found offscreen is perfectly logical, but Falk appealing to "cartoon logic" in a show that typically doesn't use it (if it did, half the dead characters would've survived) seems a little lazy, bordering on a non-answer. BottomlessMagazines and {{Hammerspace}} is one thing, but the seat is established as not being ''in'' the jet and then is back in later without explanation, meaning it isn't cartoon logic, it's a continuity error. I'm going to assume Falk is just joking. Also, did he actually write it as "Turbo''c''at?"
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Razor using the ash-tray to destroy Mac's body seemed to work very effectively, so why didn't he build a "sand-blaster" gun of some sort for later Metallikat encounters? Granted, in "Metal Urgency" it was unknown that the Metallikats had been rebuilt/gotten loose, but it would have made sense to have that around for later encounters.
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* The Behemoth really sucks, with a number of horrific design flaws indicating it needed to really go right back to the drawing board. Firstly, it appears to lack redundancy, with the much-ballyhooed thought-controlled arsenal ''only'' being capable of controlled via thought, with no conventional means of firing when/if the mental control system is disabled, leaving the vehicle and its operator completely defenseless, and secondly, upon having its having system shorted out, rather than simply stopping, it spazzes out, goes rogue and just drives itself wherever, not stopping until colliding with something sufficiently heavy to halt its momentum. I know it's just a prototype, but, dang. Did Pumadyne really think any of this was a good idea?
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** Lance Falk, writer of the episode, [[WordOfGod answers both questions]] via [[https://www.facebook.com/Televisions.Lance.Falk/posts/10154487706338782?comment_id=10154487731818782¬if_t=feed_comment this]] Website/{{Facebook}} post:
-->"1. Let's assume someone found the guard and untied her. Yeah. That's what happened.\\
2. That seat came from the very same magical cartoon place where all those Turbocat missiles and devices manage to fit into. Or...Cartoon logic."
-->"1. Let's assume someone found the guard and untied her. Yeah. That's what happened.\\
2. That seat came from the very same magical cartoon place where all those Turbocat missiles and devices manage to fit into. Or...Cartoon logic."
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* [[WhatHappenedToTheMouse What happened]] to the guard Razor tied up in his ejektor seat and left under a sheet? Unless I missed something, she's never mentioned again. Was she found? Did she manage to get herself free? 'Cause if not, well, the entire ship crashes into the ocean. I know she's just [[WhatMeasureIsAMook a nameless enemy soldier]] working for the villain, but dang, that's harsh.
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*What happened to the guard Razor tied up in his ejektor seat and left under a sheet? Unless I missed something, she's never mentioned again. Was she found? Did she manage to get herself free? 'Cause if not, well, the entire ship crashes into the ocean.
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*What happened to the guard Razor tied up in his ejektor seat and left under a sheet? Unless I missed something, she's never mentioned again. Was she found? Did she manage to get herself free? 'Cause if not, well, the entire ship crashes into the ocean.
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