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* DisownedParent: In the flashback to the first season's fifth episode wherein the Professor assigns Rio and Tokyo to conduct an initial survey of the Royal Mint of Spain, Tokyo asks the Professor if it's because he thinks she's not good enough as a member of the heist team before following up with her mother, to which the Professor tells her that she died of a heart attack the previous day, and was worried about informing her because she wouldn't have been able to farewell her by that point. Tokyo tells him that she had effectively disowned her mother after her last call with her back at the beginning of the first episode, claiming that she was essentially trying to bring her to the police. [[SubvertedTrope She regrets her claim]] not long after, though, as she talks to Rio about her in a subsequent flashback.
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** In the flashback to the first season's fifth episode wherein the Professor assigns Rio and Tokyo to conduct an initial survey of the Royal Mint of Spain, Tokyo asks the Professor if it's because he thinks she's not good enough as a member of the heist team before following up with her mother, to which the Professor tells her that she died of a heart attack the previous day, and was worried about informing her because she wouldn't have been able to farewell her by that point. Tokyo tells him that she had effectively disowned her mother after her last call with her back at the beginning of the first episode, claiming that she was essentially trying to bring her to the police. [[SubvertedTrope She regrets her claim]] not long after, though, as she talks to Rio about her in a subsequentflashback.flashback.
** Late in the sixth episode of the second season, Denver comes close to disowning Moscow as his father when the latter reveals to him that he had left his late girlfriend and Denver's mother to die alone because she was drunk and couldn't get back to functioning normally at all, long after previously lying to him about her being an arrogant jerk whom he had to break up with (in an attempt to ensure Denver's well-being). He quickly retracts when he witnesses Moscow receiving a fatal wound while defending Tokyo during her return to the Mint in the episode's climax.
** In the flashback to the first season's fifth episode wherein the Professor assigns Rio and Tokyo to conduct an initial survey of the Royal Mint of Spain, Tokyo asks the Professor if it's because he thinks she's not good enough as a member of the heist team before following up with her mother, to which the Professor tells her that she died of a heart attack the previous day, and was worried about informing her because she wouldn't have been able to farewell her by that point. Tokyo tells him that she had effectively disowned her mother after her last call with her back at the beginning of the first episode, claiming that she was essentially trying to bring her to the police. [[SubvertedTrope She regrets her claim]] not long after, though, as she talks to Rio about her in a subsequent
** Late in the sixth episode of the second season, Denver comes close to disowning Moscow as his father when the latter reveals to him that he had left his late girlfriend and Denver's mother to die alone because she was drunk and couldn't get back to functioning normally at all, long after previously lying to him about her being an arrogant jerk whom he had to break up with (in an attempt to ensure Denver's well-being). He quickly retracts when he witnesses Moscow receiving a fatal wound while defending Tokyo during her return to the Mint in the episode's climax.
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* FunWithAcronyms: Most of the promotional street banners for the season simply show the characters and the initials LCDP (for "La Casa De Papel"). The ones for Gandía and Arturo, however, say "LPQTP" and "HDP" (use your imagination, we are not translating that).
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* FunWithAcronyms: Most of the character posters for Season 5 (mainly used as promotional street banners for the season banners) simply show the major characters across the whole series and the initials LCDP (for "La Casa De Papel"). The ones for Gandía and Arturo, however, say "LPQTP" and "HDP" (use your imagination, we are not translating that).
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* LampshadeHanging: Mónica, formerly a hostage of the Mint heist who fell in love with one of her kidnappers, adopts the codename of Stockholm in the Bank heist, after the UsefulNotes/StockholmSyndrome that Denver and Moscow prominently discussed about her back during the Mint heist.
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* LampshadeHanging: Mónica, formerly a hostage of the Mint heist who fell in love with one of her kidnappers, adopts the codename of Stockholm in the Bank heist, after the UsefulNotes/StockholmSyndrome that Denver and Moscow prominently discussed about her back during the Mint heist.heist (with Denver having suggested the codename for her).
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** In Episode 8 of Season 1, when they publish Berlin's identity, the Spanish National Police state he has been involved in white slavery and child abuse, in order to make the Heist Team's image go down the drain. [[spoiler:It bites them in the ass in Episode 4 of Season 2, when Berlin uses an interview with journalists planned by them to mention the frame-up ''live'' and the journalists dig up the truth.]]
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** In Episode 8 of Season 1, when they publish Berlin's identity, the Spanish National Police state he has been involved in white slavery and child abuse, in order to make the Heist Team's image go down the drain. [[spoiler:It bites them in the ass later in Episode 4 of Season 2, when Berlin uses an interview with journalists planned by them to mention the frame-up ''live'' and the journalists dig up the truth.]]
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** In Episode 8 of Season 1, when they publish Berlin's identity, the Spanish National Police state he has been involved in white slavery and child abuse, in order to make the Heist Team's image go down the drain. [[spoiler:It bites them in the ass in Episode 4 of Season 2, when Berlín uses an interview with journalists planned by them to mention the frame-up ''live'' and the journalists dig up the truth.]]
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** In Episode 8 of Season 1, when they publish Berlin's identity, the Spanish National Police state he has been involved in white slavery and child abuse, in order to make the Heist Team's image go down the drain. [[spoiler:It bites them in the ass in Episode 4 of Season 2, when Berlín Berlin uses an interview with journalists planned by them to mention the frame-up ''live'' and the journalists dig up the truth.]]
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** In Episode 8 of Season 1, when they publish Berlin's identity, the Spanish National Police state he has been involved in white slavery and child abuse, in order to make the Heist Team's image go down the drain. [[spoiler:It bites them in the ass when Berlín uses an interview with the journalists to mention the frame-up ''live'' and the journalists dig up the truth.]]
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** In Episode 8 of Season 1, when they publish Berlin's identity, the Spanish National Police state he has been involved in white slavery and child abuse, in order to make the Heist Team's image go down the drain. [[spoiler:It bites them in the ass in Episode 4 of Season 2, when Berlín uses an interview with the journalists planned by them to mention the frame-up ''live'' and the journalists dig up the truth.]]
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* KansasCityShuffle: The entire Royal Mint heist is a series of these. The Professor knows that the cops are not all incompetent, so he feeds them information in drips and directs their investigation towards dead ends and {{red herring}}s. He starts out by making the cops think that the hostage taking was incidental because it forces them into a certain protocol and makes them waste a day. He specifically designed parts of his plan to fail because it makes the cops think that they can win without having to storm the building. This all culminates in [[spoiler:the final escape plan: Moscow orders some of the hostages to dig a hole to a nearby tunnel the robbers know will be detected by the police, while he secretly digs a different hole in one of the vaults that leads to another tunnel the police isn't aware of]].
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* KansasCityShuffle: The entire Royal Mint heist is a series of these. The Professor knows that the cops are not all incompetent, so he feeds them information in drips and directs their investigation towards dead ends and {{red herring}}s. He starts out by making the cops think that the hostage taking was incidental because it forces them into a certain protocol and makes them waste a day. He specifically designed parts of his plan to fail because it makes the cops think that they can win without having to storm the building. This all culminates in [[spoiler:the final escape plan: Moscow orders some of the hostages to dig a hole to a nearby tunnel the robbers know will be detected by the police, while he secretly digs a different hole in one of the vaults vault that leads to another tunnel the police isn't aware of]].
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* KansasCityShuffle: The entire Royal Mint heist is a series of these. The Professor knows that the cops are not all incompetent, so he feeds them information in drips and directs their investigation towards dead ends and {{red herring}}s. He starts out by making the cops think that the hostage taking was incidental because it forces them into a certain protocol and makes them waste a day. He specifically designed parts of his plan to fail because it makes the cops think that they can win without having to storm the building. This all culminates in [[spoiler:the final escape plan: Moscow orders some of the hostages to dig a hole to a nearby tunnel the robbers know will be detected by the police, while Moscow secretly digs a different hole in one of the vaults that leads to another tunnel the police isn't aware of]].
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* KansasCityShuffle: The entire Royal Mint heist is a series of these. The Professor knows that the cops are not all incompetent, so he feeds them information in drips and directs their investigation towards dead ends and {{red herring}}s. He starts out by making the cops think that the hostage taking was incidental because it forces them into a certain protocol and makes them waste a day. He specifically designed parts of his plan to fail because it makes the cops think that they can win without having to storm the building. This all culminates in [[spoiler:the final escape plan: Moscow orders some of the hostages to dig a hole to a nearby tunnel the robbers know will be detected by the police, while Moscow he secretly digs a different hole in one of the vaults that leads to another tunnel the police isn't aware of]].
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* JerkJock: Pablo is the captain of Brighton College's athletics team. In the series' very first episode, he fakes interest in Alison so he can take a half-naked photo of her and [[InstantHumiliationJustAddYoutube publish it on social media]], which happens just as Tokyo comes and interrupts the two (Tokyo even describes him as "a fucking asshole" in her first narration from the fifth episode). Downplayed in that he didn't necessarily attempt to do it out of his own will, but rather because he was forced by two female classmates, and he apologizes to Alison (with the aforementioned two girls immediately following him on it)[[note]]Even when he returns to picking on her and bringing up the photo in Episode 8, it was because of his anger at finding out the police tried to negotiate with the robbers by trying to get Alison freed, rather than eight of her classmates of which he could've been part of.[[/note]] and [[TookALevelInKindness stops being a jerk]] as the Mint heist progresses, until he escapes with a number of other hostages in Episode 12.
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* JerkJock: Pablo is the captain of Brighton College's athletics team. In the series' very first episode, he fakes interest in Alison so he can take a half-naked photo of her and [[InstantHumiliationJustAddYoutube publish it on social media]], which happens just as Tokyo comes and interrupts the two (Tokyo even describes him as "a fucking asshole" in her first narration from the fifth episode). Downplayed in that he didn't necessarily attempt to do it out of his own will, but rather because he was forced by two female classmates, and he apologizes to Alison (with the aforementioned two girls immediately following him on it)[[note]]Even when he returns to picking on her and bringing up the photo in Episode 8, it was because of his anger at finding out the police tried to negotiate with the robbers by trying choosing to get have Alison freed, rather than eight of her classmates of which he could've been part of.[[/note]] and [[TookALevelInKindness stops being a jerk]] as the Mint heist progresses, until he escapes with a number of other hostages in Episode 12.
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* JerkJock: Pablo is the captain of Brighton College's athletics team. In the series' very first episode, he fakes interest in Alison so he can take a half-naked photo of her and [[InstantHumiliationJustAddYoutube publish it on social media]], which happens just as Tokyo comes and interrupts the two (Tokyo even describes him as "a fucking asshole" in her first narration from the fifth episode). Downplayed in that he didn't necessarily attempt to do it out of his own will, but rather because he was forced by two female classmates, and he apologizes to Alison (with the aforementioned two girls immediately following him on it) and [[TookALevelInKindness stops being a jerk]] as the Mint heist progresses, until he escapes with a number of other hostages in Episode 12.
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* JerkJock: Pablo is the captain of Brighton College's athletics team. In the series' very first episode, he fakes interest in Alison so he can take a half-naked photo of her and [[InstantHumiliationJustAddYoutube publish it on social media]], which happens just as Tokyo comes and interrupts the two (Tokyo even describes him as "a fucking asshole" in her first narration from the fifth episode). Downplayed in that he didn't necessarily attempt to do it out of his own will, but rather because he was forced by two female classmates, and he apologizes to Alison (with the aforementioned two girls immediately following him on it) it)[[note]]Even when he returns to picking on her and bringing up the photo in Episode 8, it was because of his anger at finding out the police tried to negotiate with the robbers by trying to get Alison freed, rather than eight of her classmates of which he could've been part of.[[/note]] and [[TookALevelInKindness stops being a jerk]] as the Mint heist progresses, until he escapes with a number of other hostages in Episode 12.
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* JerkJock: Pablo is the captain of Brighton College's athletics team. In the series' very first episode, he fakes interest in Alison so he can take a half-naked photo of her and [[InstantHumiliationJustAddYoutube publish it on social media]], which almost happens until Tokyo comes and interrupts the two (Tokyo even describes him as "a fucking asshole" in her first narration from the fifth episode). Downplayed in that he didn't necessarily attempt to do it out of his own will, but rather because he was forced by two female classmates, and he apologizes to Alison (with the aforementioned two girls immediately following him on it) and [[TookALevelInKindness stops being a jerk]] as the Mint heist progresses.
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* JerkJock: Pablo is the captain of Brighton College's athletics team. In the series' very first episode, he fakes interest in Alison so he can take a half-naked photo of her and [[InstantHumiliationJustAddYoutube publish it on social media]], which almost happens until just as Tokyo comes and interrupts the two (Tokyo even describes him as "a fucking asshole" in her first narration from the fifth episode). Downplayed in that he didn't necessarily attempt to do it out of his own will, but rather because he was forced by two female classmates, and he apologizes to Alison (with the aforementioned two girls immediately following him on it) and [[TookALevelInKindness stops being a jerk]] as the Mint heist progresses.progresses, until he escapes with a number of other hostages in Episode 12.
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* CaperRationalization: The protagonists justify the Mint heist with the fact that they aren't actually stealing from anyone, they're just printing new money, which the central bank does all the time anyway. This applies in-universe as well, as a key part of the plan is to win over the sympathy of the public.
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* CaperRationalization: The protagonists justify the Mint heist with the fact that they aren't actually stealing from anyone, they're just printing new money, which the central bank does all the time anyway. This applies in-universe as well, as a key part of the plan is to win over the sympathy of the public.public's sympathy.
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* CaperRationalization: The protagonists justify the heist with the fact that they aren't actually stealing from anyone, they're just printing new money, which the central bank does all the time anyway. This applies in-universe as well, as a key part of the plan is to win over the sympathy of the public.
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* CaperRationalization: The protagonists justify the Mint heist with the fact that they aren't actually stealing from anyone, they're just printing new money, which the central bank does all the time anyway. This applies in-universe as well, as a key part of the plan is to win over the sympathy of the public.
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* BottomlessMagazines: While the series mostly averts this, it's played straight with the thieves' rifles during the police's breach on the Mint in the final episode of Season 2. Every single one of them fires dozens if not hundreds of rounds, and only Berlin is actually seen reloading, which even then happens near the end of the attack.
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* BottomlessMagazines: While the series mostly averts this, it's played straight with the thieves' robbers' rifles during the police's breach on the Mint in the final episode of Season 2.2 finale. Every single one of them fires dozens if not hundreds of rounds, and only Berlin is actually seen reloading, which even then happens near the end of the attack.
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(''Berlin points his pistol, which is shaking quite a lot [[spoiler:because of Berlín's illness]].'')\\
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* ImmediateSelfContradiction: In the second episode of Season 2, after Rio reveals the whole plan to the hostages [[spoiler:because Berlin threw Tokyo out of the door to be arrested]], Berlin brings Rio down with Helsinki and gets a gun while threatening to execute him.
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* ImmediateSelfContradiction: In the second episode of Season 2, after Rio reveals the whole plan to the hostages [[spoiler:because Berlin threw Tokyo out of the door to be arrested]], Berlin brings Rio down with Helsinki and gets a gun pistol while threatening to execute him.
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* ImmediateSelfContradiction: In the second episode of Season 2, after Río reveals the whole plan to the hostages [[spoiler:because Berlín threw Tokio out of the door to be arrested]], Berlín brings Río down with Helsinki and gets a gun while threatening to execute him.
-->'''Berlín (paraphrasing):''' My hand will not shake when I pull the trigger!\\
(''Berlín points his gun, which is shaking quite a lot [[spoiler:because of Berlín's illness]].'')\\
'''Berlín:''' Okay, maybe it will shake a bit.
-->'''Berlín (paraphrasing):''' My hand will not shake when I pull the trigger!\\
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'''Berlín:''' Okay, maybe it will shake a bit.
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* ImmediateSelfContradiction: In the second episode of Season 2, after Río Rio reveals the whole plan to the hostages [[spoiler:because Berlín Berlin threw Tokio Tokyo out of the door to be arrested]], Berlín Berlin brings Río Rio down with Helsinki and gets a gun while threatening to execute him.
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(''Berlín (''Berlin points his gun, which is shaking quite a lot [[spoiler:because of Berlín's illness]].'')\\
'''Berlín:''' '''Berlin:''' Okay, maybe it will shake a bit.
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* ImmediateSelfContradiction: Near the end of Season 1, after Río reveals the whole plan to the hostages [[spoiler:because Berlín threw Tokio out of the door to be arrested]], Berlín brings Río down and gets a gun.
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* ImmediateSelfContradiction: Near In the end second episode of Season 1, 2, after Río reveals the whole plan to the hostages [[spoiler:because Berlín threw Tokio out of the door to be arrested]], Berlín brings Río down with Helsinki and gets a gun.gun while threatening to execute him.
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* LampshadeHanging: Mónica, formerly a hostage who fell in love with one of her kidnappers, adopts the alias of [[UsefulNotes/StockholmSyndrome Estocolmo.]]
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* LampshadeHanging: Mónica, formerly a hostage of the Mint heist who fell in love with one of her kidnappers, adopts the alias codename of [[UsefulNotes/StockholmSyndrome Estocolmo.]]Stockholm in the Bank heist, after the UsefulNotes/StockholmSyndrome that Denver and Moscow prominently discussed about her back during the Mint heist.
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** In Episode 5, the robbers make it look like Ángel has been passing information to them, when it was all because of a microphone Helsinki sneaked in his glasses.
** When they publish Berlin's identity, the Spanish National Police state he has been involved in white slavery and child abuse, in order the make the Heist Team's image go down the drain. [[spoiler:It bites them in the ass when Berlín uses an interview with the journalists to mention the frame-up ''live'' and the journalists dig up the truth.]]
** When they publish Berlin's identity, the Spanish National Police state he has been involved in white slavery and child abuse, in order the make the Heist Team's image go down the drain. [[spoiler:It bites them in the ass when Berlín uses an interview with the journalists to mention the frame-up ''live'' and the journalists dig up the truth.]]
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** In Episode 5, 5 of Season 1, the robbers make it look like Ángel has been passing information to them, when it was all because of them via a microphone Helsinki sneaked sneaks in his glasses.
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** In Episode 2 of Season 2, in order to get out of the police charge he has for knocking out Alberto in the previous episode, the Professor frames Alberto for engaging in PoliceBrutality on him with a bathroom time at the police station that he approaches to give himself some bruises and make them look like Alberto did them.
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** In Episode 2 of Season 2, in order to get out of the police charge he has for knocking out Alberto in the previous episode, the Professor frames Alberto for engaging in PoliceBrutality on him with a bathroom time at the police station that he approaches to give himself some bruises and make them look like Alberto did them.
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* HardWorkMontage: Happens in a flashback from Season 2's second episode, where Rio sets up the communication system used by the Professor for the Mint heist.
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* HardWorkMontage: Happens in a flashback from Season 2's second episode, where Rio sets up the communication system used by the Professor for the Mint heist.heist, although it's entirely shot from a longer distance than usual for the trope.
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* IDidWhatIHadToDo: Discussed in Tokyo's narration regarding Helsinki's MercyKill of Oslo and her, Denver and Rio's attempted capture of Berlin in the Season 2 premiere. She explains that people can and will retort to some questionable acts regarding their morality and/or loyalty in order to survive, which she considers to be the most human thing to do.
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* IDidWhatIHadToDo: Discussed in Tokyo's narration regarding Helsinki's MercyKill of Oslo and her, Denver and Rio's attempted capture of Berlin in the Season 2 premiere. She While name-dropping the trope, she explains that people can and will retort to some questionable acts regarding their morality and/or loyalty in order to survive, which she considers to be the most human thing to do.
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* AdvertisedExtra: Even though he's long dead in Season 5 and doesn't appear in it at all (alongside the two previous Bank heist seasons), Oslo got his own character poster for the season.
