History WMG / TigerAndBunny

* Barnaby is most recent prisoner and Saito's chamber is relly strenghtening memory-alerting process.

* And to that end, [[spoiler: Maverick deliberately caused Barnaby to 'remember' Jake's face, knowing that when Jake 'escaped' that a) Jake would do something significant and b) Barnaby would be around to find the killer he has been after. The result was massive public support for the heroes' victory.

[[WMG: The NEXT are [[Franchise/{{X-Men}} Mutants]].]]

... But still continue his work as a hero. This is a guy who'd spend his free time in high school delivering street justice -- often ''without'' using his powers -- and trying to come up with his future superhero name. Now combine this with Kotetsu himself motivating Ivan into heroism despite the perceived uselessness of his powers, and you've got someone who's very unlikely to accept retirement, willing ''or'' forced. Besides, [[Franchise/{{Batman}} it's]] [[IronMan not]] [[ComicBook/CaptainAmerica like]] [[ComicBook/{{Huntress}} we've]] [[ComicBook/GreenArrow never]] [[TheQuestion heard]] [[ComicBook/{{Nightwing}} of]] [[CombinedEnergyAttack unpowered]] [[ComicBook/{{Watchmen}} heroes]] [[Comicbook/BlackWidow before...]]

He stalks [[MarbleHornets Alex]] to get [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=acBnEHT-fBo 20 dollars]] he owes Kotetsu. Wiffin in da club is just an excuse.
* totheark is rest of heroes, who are trying to scare Jay, because they're afraid he will bust Antonio and get him into trouble. Masky and [[spoiler: Blasky]] works for [[spoiler: Maverick, who is responsible of all memory losess in the MarbleHornets]].

If you can't beat them, join them- and then corrupt them! It would explain how the old-style heroes were replaced by a less-caring generation; the villains bought all the big companies and then lured the younger heroes with offers of fame and fortune. As their 'sponsors' they can keep track of them and keep them busy and off their true affairs (the robbers are mooks paid to take a dive.) Of course this will be discovered by the end of the series, a big battle ensues and then all will be well. Note that each company that owns a hero has a name out of GreekMythology; the Uroboros symbol is *also* of classical origins. This leads to my next WMG:

[[WMG: Tiger and Bunny is Sunrise's response to Studio BONES' DarkerThanBlack.]]

[[WMG: Scarf-tan is something like an [[{{Fringe}} Observer]].]]

[[WMG: Sky High's powers are a metaphor for his [[CluelessVirgin Clueless Virginity]]]]

[[WMG: In-Universe, the sponsor idea came from {{Booster Gold}}.]]

[[WMG: HERO TV is actually organizing some of the disasters to insure ratings.]]

The show is already setting up a contrast between Wild Tiger's old-fashioned idealism and [[TheMessiah deep committment to the value of human life]] versus Lunatic's KnightTemplar vigilantism. Barnaby, with his personal vendetta against Ouroboros and emotional baggage regarding his parents' murder, is somewhere in the middle, and it'll be up to Kotetsu to talk him down from making the wrong decision.

[[WMG: Tiger&Bunny is set in the same universe as MysteryMen.]]

... But still continue his work as a hero. This is a guy who'd spend his free time in high school delivering street justice -- often ''without'' using his powers -- and trying to come up with his future superhero name. Now combine this with Kotetsu himself motivating Ivan into heroism despite the perceived uselessness of his powers, and you've got someone who's very unlikely to accept retirement, willing ''or'' forced. Besides, [[Franchise/{{Batman}} it's]] [[IronMan not]] [[CaptainAmerica like]] [[{{Huntress}} we've]] [[GreenArrow never]] [[TheQuestion heard]] [[{{Nightwing}} of]] [[CombinedEnergyAttack unpowered]] [[ComicBook/{{Watchmen}} heroes]] [[Comicbook/BlackWidow before...]]

[[WMG:[[PhoenixWright Godot]] is Kotetsu's father/brother/etc.]]

... But still continue his work as a hero. This is a guy who'd spend his free time in high school delivering street justice -- often ''without'' using his powers -- and trying to come up with his future superhero name. Now combine this with Kotetsu himself motivating Ivan into heroism despite the perceived uselessness of his powers, and you've got someone who's very unlikely to accept retirement, willing ''or'' forced. Besides, [[{{Batman}} it's]] [[IronMan not]] [[CaptainAmerica like]] [[{{Huntress}} we've]] [[GreenArrow never]] [[TheQuestion heard]] [[{{Nightwing}} of]] [[CombinedEnergyAttack unpowered]] [[ComicBook/{{Watchmen}} heroes]] [[Comicbook/BlackWidow before...]]

** [[spoiler: What's more, Maverick insists that Ouroboros does not end with him, leaving Barnaby with more loose ends to tie up (second season, please). ''Then'' the Sequel Hook reveals an Ouroboros logo on a Stern Bild bank-note, rather neatly indicating (or perhaps confirming, given the hold the media seems to have over the Mayor) that its influence goes far beyond Maverick's corporate-sponsored method of promoting NeXT.]]

He was just {{Trolling}} him. He figured it out somehow the first time he was about to drink it- him asking for cream was something he thought of at the last moment as an excuse.

[[WMG: The NEXT are [[XMen Mutants]].]]

... But still continue his work as a hero. This is a guy who'd spend his free time in high school delivering street justice -- often ''without'' using his powers -- and trying to come up with his future superhero name. Now combine this with Kotetsu himself motivating Ivan into heroism despite the perceived uselessness of his powers, and you've got someone who's very unlikely to accept retirement, willing ''or'' forced. Besides, [[{{Batman}} it's]] [[IronMan not]] [[CaptainAmerica like]] [[{{Huntress}} we've]] [[GreenArrow never]] [[TheQuestion heard]] [[{{Nightwing}} of]] [[CombinedEnergyAttack unpowered]] [[{{Watchmen}} heroes]] [[Comicbook/BlackWidow before...]]

Because when I see superheroes sponsored by companies, that just screams Booster Gold...plus somebody would have to have given them the idea.

* [[YuriGenre Yuri]]. [[ZeroContextExample YURI.]]

* Maybe she's just really competent. Sexy people can be good at their jobs, too, in theory.