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** Also regarding ''Transformers'', Sam Collins himself is an expy to Spike Witwicky, from ''WesternAnimation/TheTransformers'' animated series.



* NotEvenBotheringWithAnExcuse: Malcolm variate between telling Kilokhan the practical applications of his viruses (which [[CutLexLuthorACheck he only ever uses for his petty grudges]]), other times he doesn't.

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* NotEvenBotheringWithAnExcuse: Sometimes, Malcolm variate between telling pitches to Kilokhan the practical applications of his viruses (which [[CutLexLuthorACheck he only ever uses for his petty grudges]]), other times he doesn't.
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* RecycledScript: Several plot points, such as the heroes needing to [[HamsterWheelPower use an exercise bike to power the computer]] and being inspired by a sandwich to create Servo's Battle Shield, also happened in ''Gridman''.

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* AllJustADream: In one episode, a Megavirus Monster in Sam Collins's alarm clock gives him a sequence of DreamWithinADream nightmares. Eventually he wakes up for real and defeats it. [[spoiler: And then he wakes up for real ''for real. Probably.'']]

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* AllJustADream: In one episode, a Megavirus Monster in Sam Collins's alarm clock gives him a sequence of DreamWithinADream nightmares. Eventually he wakes up for real and defeats it. [[spoiler: And [[spoiler:And then he wakes up for real ''for real. Probably.'']]



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* OutOfOrder: The 'Mega Virus Monsters' were heavily shuffled around for the Western version, with the ''first'' battle for Gridman being not until episode ''sixteen'' for Servo, with Servo's first opponent being Gridman's third.



* StockFootage: Naturally. Besides the fight sequences, ''Gridman'' also contributed footage showing some of the virus's effects on the human world, or showing Servo or a virus entering an electrical system.

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* StockFootage: Naturally. Besides the fight sequences, ''Gridman'' also contributed footage showing some of the virus's effects on the human world, or showing Servo or a virus entering an electrical system. system, as well as Gridman's ''own'' stock footage of Gridman launching into the Computer World, sans Naoto.



* UnexplainedRecovery: After having their brains fried by Kilokhan in the Christmas episode, Sid, Tanker and Amp wake up with no ill effects after the battle is over.
** In the same episode, Sam’s dead body returns to life at the same time.

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* UnexplainedRecovery: After having their brains fried by Kilokhan in the Christmas episode, Sid, Tanker and Amp wake up with no ill effects after the battle is over.
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over. In the same episode, Sam’s dead body returns to life at the same time.[[note]]You'd almost think the series got briefly uncancelled...[[/note]]



* VillainExitStageLeft: Kilokahn will sometimes withdraw viruses if he thinks they're too valuable to lose, most notably Plexton and Hock. Sometimes they come back, [[TookALevelInBadass with improvements]].

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* VillainExitStageLeft: Kilokahn will sometimes withdraw viruses if he thinks they're too valuable to lose, most notably Plexton and Hock. Sometimes they come back, [[TookALevelInBadass with improvements]].improvements.]]


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* BigDamnVillains: In one episode where Servo was BrainwashedAndCrazy and actually began working with the virus, the rest of the Squad came in to stop him with Zenon. Zenon was winning against both Servo and the virus until Kilokahn intervened, using his powers to banish the rest of the Squad from Syberspace.



* RocketPunch: Zenon could fire its hands as missiles.

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* RocketPunch: Zenon could can fire its hands as missiles.


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* VillainousRescue: In one episode where Servo was BrainwashedAndCrazy and actually began working with the virus, the rest of the Squad came in to stop him with Zenon. Zenon was winning against both Servo and the virus until Kilokahn intervened, using his powers to banish the rest of the Squad from Syberspace.

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