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* ShoutOut; The part with Mighty Max stopping Zygote alludes to "The Man who Evolved" by Creator/EdmondHamilton, where the titular character wants to rule Earth at one point (to use as a lab), so [[spoiler:the narrator convinces him to evolve until he wants it no more than ruling an anthill.]]
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* ShoutOut; The part with Mighty Max stopping Zygote alludes to "The Man who Evolved" "Literature/TheManWhoEvolved" by Creator/EdmondHamilton, where the titular character wants to rule Earth at one point (to use as a lab), so [[spoiler:the narrator convinces him to evolve until he wants it no more than ruling an anthill.]]
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* EvolutionaryLevels: Dr. Zygote evolves even further than he did last time, beyond his body with an evolved brain but an atrophied body, to a fowl-like configuration like Virgil, to a disembodied brain, then finally to an orb of pure mental energy.
** Gadge's powers are supposed to be the next step in human evolution, therefore implying that evolution proceeds by discrete steps.
** Gadge's powers are supposed to be the next step in human evolution, therefore implying that evolution proceeds by discrete steps.
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* EvolutionaryLevels: Gadge's powers are supposed to be the next step in human evolution, therefore implying that evolution proceeds by discrete steps.
* GoalOrientedEvolution: Dr. Zygote evolves even further than he did last time, beyond his body with an evolved brain but an atrophied body, to a fowl-like configuration like Virgil, to a disembodied brain, then finally to an orb of pure mentalenergy.
** Gadge's powers are supposed to be the next step in human evolution, therefore implying that evolution proceeds by discrete steps.energy.
* GoalOrientedEvolution: Dr. Zygote evolves even further than he did last time, beyond his body with an evolved brain but an atrophied body, to a fowl-like configuration like Virgil, to a disembodied brain, then finally to an orb of pure mental
** Gadge's powers are supposed to be the next step in human evolution, therefore implying that evolution proceeds by discrete steps.
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Dr. Zygote returns, having mastered the abilities of his new futureman form. He captures a teenager with telekinetic powers to study and learn more about mastering evolution.
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Dr. Zygote returns, having mastered the abilities of his new futureman form. He captures Gadge, a teenager with telekinetic powers powers, to study and learn more about mastering evolution.
* BrainMonster: At the episode's climax, Zygote briefly becomes a floating brain with eyes as he evolves.
** Gadge's powers are supposed to be the next step in human evolution, therefore implying that evolution proceeds by discrete steps.
* MindOverMatter: Possessed by both Zygote -- who has learned to master his new powers since his last appearance -- and Gadge.
* MyBrainIsBig: Zygote still has the huge brain he gave himself in his previous appearance.
* MindOverMatter: Possessed by both Zygote -- who has learned to master his new powers since his last appearance -- and Gadge.
* MyBrainIsBig: Zygote still has the huge brain he gave himself in his previous appearance.
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* ShoutOut; The part with Mighty Max stopping Zygote alludes to "The Man who Evolved" by Creator/EdmondHamilton, where the titular character wants to rule Earth at one point (to use as a lab), so [[spoiler:the narrator convinces him to evolve until he wants it no more than ruling an anthill.]]
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* ShoutOut; The part with Mighty Max stopping Zygote alludes to "The Man who Evolved" by Creator/EdmondHamilton, where the titular character wants to rule Earth at one point (to use as a lab), so [[spoiler:the narrator convinces him to evolve until he wants it no more than ruling an anthill.]]]]
* ThirdEye: Zygote briefly gains one via his experimentation.
* ThirdEye: Zygote briefly gains one via his experimentation.
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* SerialEscalation: In his early appearance, Zygote evolved himself into a big-brained man of the future. In this episode, he evolves through ''all future stages'' of evolution until he becomes a being of pure thought.
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* EvolutionaryLevels: Dr. Zygote evolves even further than he did last time, beyond his body with an evolved brain but an atrophied body, to a fowl-like configuration like Virgil, to a disembodied brain, then finally to a mass of pure mental energy.
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* EvolutionaryLevels: Dr. Zygote evolves even further than he did last time, beyond his body with an evolved brain but an atrophied body, to a fowl-like configuration like Virgil, to a disembodied brain, then finally to a mass an orb of pure mental energy.
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* AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence: How Zygote's ultimately defeated. Max runs him so far into his evolutionary future that Zygote leaves the corporeal world behind entirely.
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* AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence: How Zygote's ultimately defeated.dealt with. Max runs him so far into his evolutionary future that Zygote leaves the corporeal world behind entirely.
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* RestoredMyFaithInHumanity: Everyone Gadge has ever known, up to and especially Dr. Zygote, has just tried to exploit him for his powers. When he manages to escape Zygote's lab, he considers it a lucky break and is happy to run away. Seeing Max and Norman willing to risk their lives to go back in for Virgil shows Gadge that people ''can'' do things just out of loyalty to someone else, prompting him to go back and help too.
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* RestoredMyFaithInHumanity: Everyone Gadge has ever known, up to and especially Dr. Zygote, has just tried to exploit him for his powers. When he manages to escape Zygote's lab, he considers it a lucky break and is happy to run away. Seeing Max and Norman willing to risk their lives to go back in for Virgil shows Gadge that people ''can'' do things just out of loyalty to someone else, prompting him to go back and help too.too.
* ShoutOut; The part with Mighty Max stopping Zygote alludes to "The Man who Evolved" by Creator/EdmondHamilton, where the titular character wants to rule Earth at one point (to use as a lab), so [[spoiler:the narrator convinces him to evolve until he wants it no more than ruling an anthill.]]
* ShoutOut; The part with Mighty Max stopping Zygote alludes to "The Man who Evolved" by Creator/EdmondHamilton, where the titular character wants to rule Earth at one point (to use as a lab), so [[spoiler:the narrator convinces him to evolve until he wants it no more than ruling an anthill.]]
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* RestoredMyFaithInHumanity: Everyone Gadge has ever known, up to and especially Dr. Zygote, has just tried to exploit him for his powers. When he manages to escape Zygote's lab, he considers it a lucky break and is happy
to run away. Seeing Max and Norman willing to risk their lives to go back in for Virgil shows Gadge that people ''can'' do things just out of loyalty to someone else, prompting him to go back and help too.
to run away. Seeing Max and Norman willing to risk their lives to go back in for Virgil shows Gadge that people ''can'' do things just out of loyalty to someone else, prompting him to go back and help too.
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* RestoredMyFaithInHumanity: Everyone Gadge has ever known, up to and especially Dr. Zygote, has just tried to exploit him for his powers. When he manages to escape Zygote's lab, he considers it a lucky break and is happy
happy to run away. Seeing Max and Norman willing to risk their lives to go back in for Virgil shows Gadge that people ''can'' do things just out of loyalty to someone else, prompting him to go back and help too.
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* BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind: Dr. Zygote attacks Max telepathically at one point and makes him imagine he's being attacked by evil versions of Virgil, Norman and his mom. He breaks the spell by remembering none of them would ever betray him.
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* RestoredMyFaithInHumanity: Everyone Gadge has ever known, up to and especially Dr. Zygote, has just tried to exploit him for his powers. When he manages to escape Zygote's lab, he considers it a lucky break and is happy to run away. Seeing Max and Norman willing to risk their lives to go back in for Virgil shows Gadge that people ''can'' do things just out of loyalty to someone else, prompting him to go back and help too.
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* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: When they get out of Zygote's lab, but it turns out Virgil was captured in the process, Gadge doesn't see why it's his problem and tries to run away. Max, who used to want to stop being the Mighty One and just be a regular kid, tells Gadge that some things are a lot bigger than one person, and running away isn't an option.
* RestoredMyFaithInHumanity: Everyone Gadge has ever known, up to and especially Dr. Zygote, has just tried to exploit him for his powers. When he manages to escape Zygote's lab, he considers it a lucky break and ishappy happy
to run away. Seeing Max and Norman willing to risk their lives to go back in for Virgil shows Gadge that people ''can'' do things just out of loyalty to someone else, prompting him to go back and help too.
* RestoredMyFaithInHumanity: Everyone Gadge has ever known, up to and especially Dr. Zygote, has just tried to exploit him for his powers. When he manages to escape Zygote's lab, he considers it a lucky break and is
to run away. Seeing Max and Norman willing to risk their lives to go back in for Virgil shows Gadge that people ''can'' do things just out of loyalty to someone else, prompting him to go back and help too.
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* EvolutionaryLevels: Dr. Zygote evolves even further than he did last time, beyond his body with an evolved brain but an atrophied body, to a fowl-like configuration like Virgil, to a disembodied brain, then finally to a mass of pure mental energy.
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* EvolutionaryLevels: Dr. Zygote evolves even further than he did last time, beyond his body with an evolved brain but an atrophied body, to a fowl-like configuration like Virgil, to a disembodied brain, then finally to a mass of pure mental energy.energy.
* RestoredMyFaithInHumanity: Everyone Gadge has ever known, up to and especially Dr. Zygote, has just tried to exploit him for his powers. When he manages to escape Zygote's lab, he considers it a lucky break and is happy to run away. Seeing Max and Norman willing to risk their lives to go back in for Virgil shows Gadge that people ''can'' do things just out of loyalty to someone else, prompting him to go back and help too.
* RestoredMyFaithInHumanity: Everyone Gadge has ever known, up to and especially Dr. Zygote, has just tried to exploit him for his powers. When he manages to escape Zygote's lab, he considers it a lucky break and is happy to run away. Seeing Max and Norman willing to risk their lives to go back in for Virgil shows Gadge that people ''can'' do things just out of loyalty to someone else, prompting him to go back and help too.
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* EvolutionaryLevels: Dr. Zygote evolves even further than he did last time, beyond his body with an evolved brain but an atrophied body, to a fowl-like configuration like Virgil, to a disembodied brain, than finally to a mass of pure mental energy.
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* EvolutionaryLevels: Dr. Zygote evolves even further than he did last time, beyond his body with an evolved brain but an atrophied body, to a fowl-like configuration like Virgil, to a disembodied brain, than then finally to a mass of pure mental energy.
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* AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence: How Zygote's ultimately defeated. Max runs him so far into his evolutionary future that Zygote leaves the corporeal world behind entirely.
* EvolutionaryLevels: Dr. Zygote evolves even further than he did last time, beyond his body with an evolved brain but an atrophied body, to a fowl-like configuration like Virgil, to a disembodied brain, than finally to a mass of pure mental energy.
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Dr. Zygote returns, having mastered the abilities of his new futureman form. He captures a teenager with telekinetic powers to study and learn more about mastering evolution.
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