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* ActorAllusion: Johanna Fournier, the Actress who played [[GadgeteerGenius Ivy]] from {{Noob}}, is a technopath here.
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* ActorAllusion: Johanna Fournier, the Actress who played [[GadgeteerGenius Ivy]] from {{Noob}}, is portrayed as a technopath superhero here.
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* CapeBusters: the Serial Killer in episode 7.
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* ActorAllusion: Johanna Fournier, the Actress who played [[GadgeteerGenius Ivy]] from {{Noob}} {{Noob}}, is a technopath here.
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* ActorAllusion: Johanna Fournier, the Actress who played [[GadgeteerGenius Ivy]] from {{Noob}} is a technopath here.
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* ActorAllusion: the Actress who played [[GadgeteerGenius Ivy]] from {{Noob}} is a technopath here.
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The series basically takes the LiteraryAgentHypothesis and runs with it: SpeculativeFiction in all its forms is actually true history and EveryoneIsASuper. However, to keep the latter under control, a {{Masquerade}} is enforced so everyone thinks super powers exist only in fiction. The story follows a young man named Téo on whom the system meant to hide the world's "fictional" aspects has stopped working. That lets him see what the world is really like. He also discovers that people in his situation are the few super-heroes and super-villains that were able to develop their powers.
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The series basically takes the LiteraryAgentHypothesis DirectLineToTheAuthor and runs with it: SpeculativeFiction in all its forms is actually true history and EveryoneIsASuper. However, to keep the latter under control, a {{Masquerade}} is enforced so everyone thinks super powers exist only in fiction. The story follows a young man named Téo on whom the system meant to hide the world's "fictional" aspects has stopped working. That lets him see what the world is really like. He also discovers that people in his situation are the few super-heroes and super-villains that were able to develop their powers.
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''WarpZone Project'' is a French web/TV series made by the same team as ''Series/{{Noob}}'', including Fabien Fournier as director and writer.
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* AwesomeAnachronisticApparel: Eve Bones. Justified as she's been in jail for 100 years (and apaprently learned nothing of the progress huamanity made) combined with the fact that she is ReallySevenHundredYearsOld.
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* AwesomeAnachronisticApparel: Eve Bones. Justified as she's been in jail for 100 years (and apaprently apparently learned nothing of the progress huamanity made) combined with the fact that she is ReallySevenHundredYearsOld.
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* EnemyMine: That trope meeting TimeTravel can basically sum up the plot of Episode 6. The super heroes and Super villains seem to have litterally started their fight once the problem was solved.
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* EnemyMine: That trope meeting TimeTravel can basically sum up the plot of Episode 6. The super heroes Super Heroes and Super villains Villains seem to have litterally started their fight once th second the problem was solved.
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* GroinAttack: 2012!Eve Bones to [[spoiler:Charles Darwin]].
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* ActingForTwo: Eve Bones and her 19th century self.
* EnemyMine: That trope meeting TimeTravel can basically sum up the plot of Episode 6. The super heroes and Super villains seem to have litterally started their fight once the problem was solved.
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* TheMasquerade: The Warp Zone Project.
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* TheMasquerade: The Warp Zone WarpZone Project.
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* MyFutureSelfAndMe: Due to her long life and getting plenty of TimeTravel opportunities, Eve Bones has gotten used to that happening that her 19th century self starts chatting to her 2012 self as if she's an old friend.
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* MyFutureSelfAndMe: Due to her long life and getting plenty of TimeTravel opportunities, Eve Bones has gotten so used to that happening that her 19th century self starts chatting to her 2012 self as if she's an old friend.
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* MyFutureSelfAndMe: Due to her long life and getting plenty of TimeTravel opportunities, Eve Bones has gotten used to that happening that her 19th century self starts chatting to her 2012 self as if she's an old friend.
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* ReallySevenHundredYearsOld: Eve Bones. [[spoiler:Immortality is stated to be her primary power.]]
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* HollywoodToneDeath: Léa.
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* HollywoodToneDeath: HollywoodToneDeaf: Léa.
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* FunnyBackgroundEvent: A person indicated as Léa's singing teacher collapsing in the background.
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* HollywoodToneDeath: Léa.
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* [[TrappedInTVLand Trapped In Video Game Land]]: A side effect of Ophélie's technology master powers and the main one of [[spoiler:Tom]]'s.
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** Characters capable of getting inside video games spent a little inside ''[[Series/{{Noob}} Horizon 2.0]]''. It turns out that [[{{Noob}} n00bs]] that can't heal are known as "[[Characters/{{Noob}} Sparadrap]]" in terms of InUniverse {{MMORPG}} speak.
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** Characters capable of getting inside video games spent a little time inside ''[[Series/{{Noob}} Horizon 2.0]]''. It turns out that [[{{Noob}} n00bs]] that can't heal are known as "[[Characters/{{Noob}} Sparadrap]]" in terms of InUniverse {{MMORPG}} speak.
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* AlienSky: When the WeirdnessCensor is turned off, you can enjoy the sight of a half-destroyed [[StarWars Death Star]] in the middle of the day.
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* AwesomeAnachronisticApparel: Eve Bones. Justified as she's been in jail for 100 years (and apaprently learned nothing of the progress huamanity made) combined with the fact that she is ReallySevenHunderedYearsOld.
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* AwesomeAnachronisticApparel: Eve Bones. Justified as she's been in jail for 100 years (and apaprently learned nothing of the progress huamanity made) combined with the fact that she is ReallySevenHunderedYearsOld.ReallySevenHundredYearsOld.
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** Characters capable of getting inside video games spent a little inside ''[[Series/{{Noob}} Horizon 2.0]]''. It turns out that [[{{Noob}} n00bs]] that can't heal are known as "[[Characters/{{Noob}} Sparadrap]]]" in terms of InUniverse {{MMORPG}} speak.
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** Characters capable of getting inside video games spent a little inside ''[[Series/{{Noob}} Horizon 2.0]]''. It turns out that [[{{Noob}} n00bs]] that can't heal are known as "[[Characters/{{Noob}} Sparadrap]]]" Sparadrap]]" in terms of InUniverse {{MMORPG}} speak.
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** Characters capable of getting inside video games spent a little inside ''[[Series/{{Noob}} Horizon 2.0]]''. It turns out that [[{{Noob}} n00bs]] that can't heal are known as "[[Characters/{{Noob}} Sparadrap]]]" in terms of InUniverse {{MMORPG}} speak. Everyone also ended up in the same garb as their ''Noob'' characters.
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** Characters capable of getting inside video games spent a little inside ''[[Series/{{Noob}} Horizon 2.0]]''. It turns out that [[{{Noob}} n00bs]] that can't heal are known as "[[Characters/{{Noob}} Sparadrap]]]" in terms of InUniverse {{MMORPG}} speak.
** Everyone also ended up in the same garb as their ''Noob'' characters.
** Everyone also ended up in the same garb as their ''Noob'' characters.
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* MythologyGag: Characters capable of getting inside video games spent a little inside ''[[Series/{{Noob}} Horizon 2.0]]''. It turns out that [[{{Noob}} n00bs]] that can't heal are known as "[[Characters/{{Noob}} Sparadrap]]]" in terms of InUniverse {{MMORPG}} speak.
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* MythologyGag: MythologyGag:
** Characters capable of getting inside video games spent a little inside ''[[Series/{{Noob}} Horizon 2.0]]''. It turns out that [[{{Noob}} n00bs]] that can't heal are known as "[[Characters/{{Noob}} Sparadrap]]]" in terms of InUniverse {{MMORPG}} speak. Everyone also ended up in the same garb as their ''Noob'' characters.
** Characters capable of getting inside video games spent a little inside ''[[Series/{{Noob}} Horizon 2.0]]''. It turns out that [[{{Noob}} n00bs]] that can't heal are known as "[[Characters/{{Noob}} Sparadrap]]]" in terms of InUniverse {{MMORPG}} speak. Everyone also ended up in the same garb as their ''Noob'' characters.
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* MassiveMultiplayerCrossover: Stated to be the true nature of earth. Episode 2's final shot showing a half-destroyed [[StarWars Death Star]] in the sky while Téo just got visited by supers give a good idea of how many different fictions are overlapping.
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* ReallySevenHundredYearsOld: Eve Bones.
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* WeirdnessCensor: Pretty much exploited for the {{Masquerade}} with the following logic "If you ever see something unsual, you'll think you're just remebering a scene from a movie or a comic book.".
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''Warp Zone Project'' is a web/TV series made by the same team as ''Series/{{Noob}}'', including Fabien Fournier as director and writer.
The series basically takes the LiteraryAgentHypothesis and runs with it: SpeculativeFiction in all its forms is actually true history and EveryoneIsASuper. However, to keep the latter under control, a {{Masquerade}} is enforced so everyone thinks super powers exist only in fiction. The story follows a young man named Téo on whom the system meant to hide the world's "fictional" aspects has stopped working. That lets him see what the world is really like. He also discovers that people in his situation are the few super-heroes and super-villains that were able to develop their powers.
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* EveryoneIsASuper: The "everyone on earth is a super" variation gets deconstructed and the Warp Zone Project was created to keep the number of people who know they have super powers low.
* TheMasquerade: The Warp Zone Project.
* SecondEpisodeMorning
* TimeMaster: Tempo.
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The series basically takes the LiteraryAgentHypothesis and runs with it: SpeculativeFiction in all its forms is actually true history and EveryoneIsASuper. However, to keep the latter under control, a {{Masquerade}} is enforced so everyone thinks super powers exist only in fiction. The story follows a young man named Téo on whom the system meant to hide the world's "fictional" aspects has stopped working. That lets him see what the world is really like. He also discovers that people in his situation are the few super-heroes and super-villains that were able to develop their powers.
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Relevant tropes:
* EveryoneIsASuper: The "everyone on earth is a super" variation gets deconstructed and the Warp Zone Project was created to keep the number of people who know they have super powers low.
* TheMasquerade: The Warp Zone Project.
* SecondEpisodeMorning
* TimeMaster: Tempo.
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