History Series / WarpZoneProject

The series basically combines the DirectLineToTheAuthor with FictioAsCoverUp runs with the result : 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.

The series basically combines the DirectLineToTheAuthor with FictionCoverUp runs with the result : 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.

The series basically takes the 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.

* 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.".

* HarmfulHealing: Eve carries a cure for [[spoiler:death]] around with her. [[spoiler:Yes, it is too good to be true]].

* InTheHood: Deathtoy's usual attire.

[[caption-width-right:328:From right to left:Edouard, Deathtoy, Tempo]]

* ActorAllusion: Johanna Fournier, the Actress who played [[GadgeteerGenius Ivy]] from ''Series/{{Noob}}'', is portrayed as a technopath superhero here.

* AndIMustScream: [[spoiler:Eve Bones realizes that since she is immortal, she will end up eaten again and again until the end of time with the ZombieApocalypse if she doesn't do anything.]]

* BeardOfEvil: Deathtoy.

--->'''[[spoiler:Téo]]''': O, just come already!

* CuteButCacophonic: Léa. She is quite attractive in her own right, but she sings incredibly bad, to the point her singing teacher ''dies'' after her lesson. Needless to say, this is quick to bring Mozart Sinclar's wrath...

--->'''Mozard-Sainclar''': "I already did that! Why do you think they cancelled the show?"

* PsychoticManchild: Deathtoy in his first appearances, though it seems to have been toned down later. When his life is in danger, he actually acts sane.

* AboveGoodAndEvil: the Warpzone Project's director is explicitly said to be this.

* ActorAllusion: Johanna Fournier, the Actress who played [[GadgeteerGenius Ivy]] from {{Noob}}, is portrayed as a technopath superhero here.

* 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.

* BaldOfAwesome: Tiempo.

* CapeBusters: the Serial Killer in episode 7.

* CoolAndUnusualPunishment: [[spoiler:Tom]] inflicts this to Mozard Saint-Clar by trapping him in the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles video game. When eventually feed, he can't bear turtles anymore.

* CuteButCacophonic: Léa. She is quite attractive in her own right, but she sings incredibly bad, to the point her singing teacher ''dies'' after her lesson. Needless to say, this is quick to bring Mozard Saintclar's wrath...
* TheDreaded: Eve Bones. She has caused more death than anyone in the whole world. The kick? It's implied ''she doesn't do it on purpose''.
* 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 th second the problem was solved.

* KnightTemplar: Mozard-Sainclar loves music and is trying to end the existance of bad music. By attacking and apparently killing anyone whose music he consider unbearable.
--->'''Tom''': "Why attack people like her then? Just go for the Star Ac'"
--->'''Mozard-Sainclar''': "I already did that! Why do you think they cancelled the emission?"

* NukeEm: This is how [[spoiler:the army decides to deal with the ZombieApocalypse in Ether-City.]]

** Mozard-Sainclar, a fan of classic music, possess the ability to control sound.
** [[spoiler:Tom, a major Geek, has the ability to control pixels.]]

** Also Even Bones is ready to ''everything'' to get her hands on [[spoiler:Téo's power]]. That includes [[spoiler:protecting him and even resurrecting him as long as she still need it.]]

* TimeMaster: Tempo, though he can only accelerate and slow time, not travel through it. He can do so when his power is boosted through.
* [[TrappedInTVLand Trapped In Video Game Land]]: A side effect of Ophélie's technology master powers and the main one of [[spoiler:Tom]]'s.

* ZombieApocalypse: Episode 8-9, Thanks to [[spoiler:Eve Bones]].

[[caption-width-right:328:From right to left:Edouard, Deathtoy, Tiempo]]

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* PsychoticManchild: Deathtoy.

* TheDreaded: Eve Bones.

* PragmaticVillainy: Even Bones is ready to ''everything'' to get her hands on [[spoiler:Téo's power]]. That includes [[spoiler:protecting him and even resurrecting him as long as she still need it.]]

* TimeMaster: Tempo.

* DisneyDeath: [[spoiler:Téo]] in episode 8, courtesy of [[spoiler:Eve Bones]].