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* ArsonMurderAndJaywalking: The Core wants Marcy as its living host, because it seeks the best, the smartest creature and considers Marcy the perfect fit--because she beat Andrias at Flipwart.
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* ArsonMurderAndJaywalking: The Core wants Marcy as its living host, because it seeks the best, the smartest creature and considers Marcy the perfect fit--because fit -- because she beat Andrias at Flipwart.
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* BaitAndSwitchComment: Andrias orders if any villagers resist, they should be given a stern talk... except he was kidding, and they should be terminated instead.
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* BaitAndSwitchComment: Andrias orders if any villagers resist, they should be given a stern talk... except he was kidding, and kidding; they should be terminated instead.
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* BothSidesHaveAPoint: Yunan and Olivia debate if saving Marcy is the best course of action, with Yunan being reluctant. On the one hand, most humans they've met have been "backstabbers," considering Yunan thwarted Sasha's coup and heard Andrias reveal that Marcy lied to her friends about the Calamity Box. Olivia brings up the counterpoint: they don't have many options and Marcy is said to be the smartest person they know. Even if they can't trust her wholeheartedly, she at least has a vested interest in stopping Andrias considering she risked her life to help her friends escape. Yunan concedes.
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* BothSidesHaveAPoint: Yunan and Olivia debate if saving Marcy is the best course of action, with Yunan being reluctant. On the one hand, most humans they've met have been "backstabbers," "backstabbers", considering Yunan thwarted Sasha's coup and heard Andrias reveal that Marcy lied to her friends about the Calamity Box. Olivia brings up the counterpoint: they don't have many options and Marcy is said to be the smartest person they know. Even if they can't trust her wholeheartedly, she at least has a vested interest in stopping Andrias considering she risked her life to help her friends escape. Yunan concedes.
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* CerebusCallBack: As said above, Marcy's win against King Andrias in Flipwart is brought up again... As one of the main reasons why the Core declares her the perfect host for them.
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* CerebusCallBack: As said above, Marcy's win against King Andrias in Flipwart is brought up again... As as one of the main reasons why the Core declares her the perfect host for them.
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** Andrias's CoolCrown turns out to be one, as it actually contains a device that allows his master to directly communicate with him mentally, allowing him to be aware of Olivia and Yunan's attempted rescue because the Core is always watching them.
* TheChooserOfTheOne: The Core chose Marcy as its human host due to her smartness and high IQ, and the fact she was the only one to beat Andrias at Flipwart.
* TheChooserOfTheOne: The Core chose Marcy as its human host due to her smartness and high IQ, and the fact she was the only one to beat Andrias at Flipwart.
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** Andrias's Andrias' CoolCrown turns out to be one, as it actually contains a device that allows his master to directly communicate with him mentally, allowing him to be aware of Olivia and Yunan's attempted rescue because the Core is always watching them.
* TheChooserOfTheOne: The Core chose Marcy as its human host due to her smartness and highIQ, IQ and the fact she was the only one to beat Andrias at Flipwart.
* TheChooserOfTheOne: The Core chose Marcy as its human host due to her smartness and high
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* DoWrongRight: When Olivia starts ranting about King Andrias's tyranny and her vow to protect the kingdom, Yunan takes her aside... and urges Olivia that if she must talk of treason, it's best to do so in private where she won't be overheard by anyone.
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* DoWrongRight: When Olivia starts ranting about King Andrias's Andrias' tyranny and her vow to protect the kingdom, Yunan takes her aside... and urges Olivia that if she must talk of treason, it's best to do so in private where she won't be overheard by anyone.
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* EvilHasABadSenseOfHumor: Andrias hammers home his FauxAffablyEvil nature by cheerfully telling Yunan to give the frogs a stern talking to if they refuse to be used as slave labor... and as she lets out a sigh of relief he casually adds that he was joking and orders her to kill everyone who resists.
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* EvilHasABadSenseOfHumor: Andrias hammers home his FauxAffablyEvil nature by cheerfully telling Yunan to give the frogs a stern talking to if they refuse to be used as slave labor... and as she lets out a sigh of relief relief, he casually adds that he was joking and orders her to kill everyone who resists.
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* FantasticRacism: Initially, Yunan is against rescuing Marcy claiming that humans are all "scheming backstabbers", which is understandable given she's had front-line experience with [[ManipulativeBastard Sasha]] and her toad army, and she got a front-row seat to Marcy's admittance of tricking her friends in "True Colors". Though she does get over it upon realizing that they don't have many options in stopping Andrias.
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* FantasticRacism: Initially, Yunan is against rescuing Marcy claiming that humans are all "scheming backstabbers", which is understandable given she's had front-line experience with [[ManipulativeBastard [[ManipulativeBitch Sasha]] and her toad army, army and she got a front-row seat to Marcy's admittance of tricking her friends in "True Colors". Though she does get over it upon realizing that they don't have many options in stopping Andrias.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: The fear-induced hallucinations of Anne and Sasha call out Marcy for her selfishness, lying, and betrayal. Despite just being illusionary creations from the mechanical Core and not coming from Marcy's self-consciousness, her instant agreement with their condemnations shows that she agrees that with hindsight, her decision to transport them to Amphibia was "dumb" as she puts it.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: The fear-induced hallucinations of Anne and Sasha call out Marcy for her selfishness, lying, and betrayal. Despite just being illusionary creations from the mechanical Core and not coming from Marcy's self-consciousness, her instant agreement with their condemnations shows that she agrees that with hindsight, hindsight; her decision to transport them to Amphibia was "dumb" as she puts it.
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* LackOfEmpathy: Zigzagged. Andrias shows absolutely no remorse for the mass deforestation his robots are causing to Amphiba, his ancestor's traditional home, even looking forward to draining "this pitiful mud ball" of all its remaining resources, and tasks Yunan with conscripting frogs to build more factories to produce his robots, even outright telling her to terminate any dissenters. However, he does show genuine fondness for Marcy after the Core chooses her as its suitable host and tried to dissuade it from that course of action, even being unwilling to watch as she's possessed in the end. That said, he still helps the Core take her over, showing how sentimental feelings aren't enough to dissuade him from his course of action.
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* LackOfEmpathy: LackOfEmpathy:
** Zigzagged. Andrias shows absolutely no remorse for the mass deforestation his robots are causing to Amphiba, his ancestor's traditional home, even looking forward to draining "this pitiful mud ball" of all its remaining resources, and tasks Yunan with conscripting frogs to build more factories to produce his robots, even outright telling her to terminate any dissenters. However, he does show genuine fondness for Marcy after the Core chooses her as its suitable host and tried to dissuade it from that course of action, even being unwilling to watch as she's possessed in the end. That said, he still helps the Core take her over, showing how sentimental feelings aren't enough to dissuade him from his course of action.
** Zigzagged. Andrias shows absolutely no remorse for the mass deforestation his robots are causing to Amphiba, his ancestor's traditional home, even looking forward to draining "this pitiful mud ball" of all its remaining resources, and tasks Yunan with conscripting frogs to build more factories to produce his robots, even outright telling her to terminate any dissenters. However, he does show genuine fondness for Marcy after the Core chooses her as its suitable host and tried to dissuade it from that course of action, even being unwilling to watch as she's possessed in the end. That said, he still helps the Core take her over, showing how sentimental feelings aren't enough to dissuade him from his course of action.
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: When an amalgamation of Sasha and Anne appear, they call out Marcy for how she lied to them and betrayed them in favor of pursuing a fantasy adventure. Marcy can only fall to her knees and apologize, admitting that what she did was really "dumb". Notably, Marcy is the first of the trio to realise that they're being faced by fake illusions to distract them, but seeing Anne and Sasha again bring all her guilt and self-loathing for her mistake to the forefront, causing her to lose herself in the illusion until Yunan helps snap her out of it.
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: When an amalgamation of Sasha and Anne appear, they call out Marcy for how she lied to them and betrayed them in favor of pursuing a fantasy adventure. Marcy can only fall to her knees and apologize, admitting that what she did was really "dumb". Notably, Marcy is the first of the trio to realise realize that they're being faced by fake illusions to distract them, but seeing Anne and Sasha again bring brings all her guilt and self-loathing for her mistake to the forefront, causing her to lose herself in the illusion until Yunan helps snap her out of it.
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* NothingPersonal: King Andrias makes it clear letting his master take Marcy as a host isn't anything personal, his unease being mostly a concern about using an untested process on her. But, they needed Marcy's intelligence here and now, so [[IDidWhatIHadToDo they couldn't wait]]. If anything, that actually makes it ''worse'', because it shows Andrias is [[TheUnfettered willing to endanger the wellbeing of even those few people he genuinely cares about]] if it's for the sake of his master.
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* NothingPersonal: King Andrias makes it clear letting his master take Marcy as a host isn't anything personal, his unease being mostly a concern about using an untested process on her. But, they needed Marcy's intelligence here and now, so [[IDidWhatIHadToDo they couldn't wait]]. If anything, that actually makes it ''worse'', because it shows Andrias is [[TheUnfettered willing to endanger the wellbeing well-being of even those few people he genuinely cares about]] if it's for the sake of his master.
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* WhamEpisode: Yunan and Olivia officially defect from King Andrias, but fail to save Marcy, who ends up possessed by the Core.
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* WhamEpisode: Yunan and Olivia officially defect from King Andrias, Andrias but fail to save Marcy, who ends up possessed by the Core.
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Marcy constantly falls over and Olivia and Yunan have to help her up to walk, which is a result of her coming out of her comatose state. Keep in mind, that it's been weeks since she got stabbed and put into a HealingVat by Andrias.
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* NewhartPhonecall: Andrias has one with the Core when they discuss with Andrias that they wish to use Marcy as their new vessel. And it is all made possible thanks to the special crown that he wears on his head.
