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* CasanovaWannabe: Ace seems unable to approach Crystal, Cassandra or any attractive single woman without hitting on her.
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* CasanovaWannabe: Ace seems unable to approach Crystal, Cassandra or any attractive single woman without hitting on her. Including [[DaddysLittleVillain Amber]].
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* '''''Rex Charger.''''' A bearded energy specialist with a glow-in-the-dark Exo-Frame.
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* '''''Rex Charger.''''' A bearded energy specialist with a glow-in-the-dark Exo-Frame. Also a millionaire Playboy. Wonder where they got the [[ComicBook/IronMan inspiration]] from.
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* TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture: As the opening narration says, "In the near future..." The exact year was never specified.
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* TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture: As the opening narration says, "In the near future..." The exact year was never specified. However, it should be noted that a one-shot supporting character is shown with a D.O.B. year of 1962. Said character appears to be approximately 60 years old.
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%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
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* ManlyFacialHair: Max sports a PornStache, Rex has a full beard, and both characters (like their fellow Centurions) are [[RatedMForManly very manly]].
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* ManlyFacialHair: Max sports a PornStache, Rex has a full beard, and both characters (like their fellow Centurions) are [[RatedMForManly very manly]].manly.
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* IHaveYourWife: One of Terror's favorite tactics. In at least three episodes ("Child's Play", "Road Devils" and "Traitors Three") he takes a loved one of a person who's reluctanly working with him hostage to force them to cooperate.
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* IHaveYourWife: One of Terror's favorite tactics. In at least three episodes ("Child's Play", "Road Devils" and "Traitors Three") he takes a loved one of a person who's reluctanly reluctantly working with him hostage to force them to cooperate.
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* {{Planimal}}: In an attempt to find Centrum, Terror sics a small army of cyborgized plant monsters on New York City in "Attack of the Plant-Borg". They threaten civilians and crawl over skyscrapers ([[MonumentalDamage as well as]] the UsefulNotes/StatueOfLiberty) until the Centurions stop them.
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* {{Planimal}}: In an attempt to find Centrum, Terror sics a small army of cyborgized plant monsters on New York City in "Attack of the Plant-Borg". They threaten civilians and crawl over skyscrapers ([[MonumentalDamage as well as]] the UsefulNotes/StatueOfLiberty) Art/StatueOfLiberty) until the Centurions stop them.
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* '''''John Thunder.''''' An infiltration specialist with a dark blue Exo-Frame. Described as "a full-blooded Chiracahua Apache and [[FamousAncestor a direct descendant of Geronimo]]", John is one of the era's better TokenMinority characters.
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* '''''John Thunder.''''' An infiltration specialist A StealthExpert with a dark blue Exo-Frame. Described as "a full-blooded Chiracahua Apache and [[FamousAncestor a direct descendant of Geronimo]]", John is one of the era's better TokenMinority characters.
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* IHaveYourWife: In "Traitors Three", Doc Terror holds a politician's grandson hostage to force her to cooperate.
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* IHaveYourWife: One of Terror's favorite tactics. In at least three episodes ("Child's Play", "Road Devils" and "Traitors Three", Doc Terror holds Three") he takes a politician's grandson loved one of a person who's reluctanly working with him hostage to force her them to cooperate.
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** "An Alien Affair" is ''Film/{{Alien}}'' with the Centurions fighting a vaguely felinoid monster instead of the Xenomorph.[[note]]Its sequel, ''Film/{{Aliens}}'', was released on theaters in July of 1986, three months after this episode was produced.[[/note]]
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** "An Alien Affair" is ''Film/{{Alien}}'' with the Centurions fighting a vaguely felinoid monster instead of the Xenomorph.[[note]]Its sequel, ''Film/{{Aliens}}'', was released on theaters in July of 1986, three months after this episode was produced.first aired.[[/note]]
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** "An Alien Affair" is ''Film/{{Alien}}'' with the Centurions fighting a vaguely felinoid monster instead of the Xenomorph.** The first episode, "The Sky Is on Fire", is about Doc Terror endangering the world by setting the Van Allen Radiation Belt on fire. This idea had been used twice, in the film ''Film/VoyageToTheBottomOfTheSea'' and the first episode of its [[Series/VoyageToTheBottomOfTheSea spinoff series]], "Eleven Days to Zero".
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* WholePlotReference: "An Alien Affair" is a clear {{Homage}} to ''Film/{{Alien}}''.[[note]]Its sequel, ''Film/{{Aliens}}'', was released on theaters in July of 1986, three months after this episode was produced.[[/note]]
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* WholePlotReference: Several examples.
** The first episode, "The Sky Is on Fire", is about Doc Terror endangering the world by setting the Van Allen Radiation Belt on fire. This idea had been used twice, in the film ''Film/VoyageToTheBottomOfTheSea'' and the first episode of its [[Series/VoyageToTheBottomOfTheSea spinoff series]], "Eleven Days to Zero".
** "An Alien Affair" is ''Film/{{Alien}}'' with the Centurions fighting aclear {{Homage}} vaguely felinoid monster instead of the Xenomorph.** The first episode, "The Sky Is on Fire", is about Doc Terror endangering the world by setting the Van Allen Radiation Belt on fire. This idea had been used twice, in the film ''Film/VoyageToTheBottomOfTheSea'' and the first episode of its [[Series/VoyageToTheBottomOfTheSea spinoff series]], "Eleven Days to ''Film/{{Alien}}''.Zero".
** "An Alien Affair" is ''Film/{{Alien}}'' with the Centurions fighting a vaguely felinoid monster instead of the Xenomorph.[[note]]Its sequel, ''Film/{{Aliens}}'', was released on theaters in July of 1986, three months after this episode was produced.[[/note]][[/note]]
** "Road Devils", in which Terror is using a futuristic gang of {{Badass Biker}}s in the Australian outback as [[PsychoForHire psychos for hire]], takes its cues from ''Film/MadMax2TheRoadWarrior''.
** The first episode, "The Sky Is on Fire", is about Doc Terror endangering the world by setting the Van Allen Radiation Belt on fire. This idea had been used twice, in the film ''Film/VoyageToTheBottomOfTheSea'' and the first episode of its [[Series/VoyageToTheBottomOfTheSea spinoff series]], "Eleven Days to Zero".
** "An Alien Affair" is ''Film/{{Alien}}'' with the Centurions fighting a
** "An Alien Affair" is ''Film/{{Alien}}'' with the Centurions fighting a vaguely felinoid monster instead of the Xenomorph.[[note]]Its sequel, ''Film/{{Aliens}}'', was released on theaters in July of 1986, three months after this episode was produced.
** "Road Devils", in which Terror is using a futuristic gang of {{Badass Biker}}s in the Australian outback as [[PsychoForHire psychos for hire]], takes its cues from ''Film/MadMax2TheRoadWarrior''.
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* HotScientist: Crystal Kane, Colleen O'Hare, Mai Ling and many others.
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* FictionalCountry: The series had a few. In "Firecracker", the South American countries of nations [[GratuitousSpanish Quisto]] and [[NamesTheSame Montenegro]] were manipulated into going to war, so the episode's villain could sell arms to both sides.
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* FictionalCountry: The series had a few. In "Firecracker", the South American countries of nations [[GratuitousSpanish Quisto]] and [[NamesTheSame Montenegro]] Montenegro were manipulated into going to war, so the episode's villain could sell arms to both sides.
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* UnderwaterBase[=/=]UnderwaterCity: Sealab. No, [[invoked]] [[NamesTheSame not]] ''[[WesternAnimation/{{Sealab 2020}} that]]'' [[WesternAnimation/{{Sealab 2021}} one]] -- it's a research facility where the Assault Weapon Systems are manufactured.
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* UnderwaterBase[=/=]UnderwaterCity: Sealab. No, [[invoked]] [[NamesTheSame not]] not ''[[WesternAnimation/{{Sealab 2020}} that]]'' [[WesternAnimation/{{Sealab 2021}} one]] -- it's a research facility where the Assault Weapon Systems are manufactured.
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* AwesomeMcCoolName: ''Everyone.''
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* SignatureDevice: The Assault Weapon Systems.
* SixthRanger: Rex and John.
* SpaceClothes: Even on people walking down the street.
* SixthRanger: Rex and John.
* SpaceClothes: Even on people walking down the street.
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%% * SignatureDevice: The Assault Weapon Systems.
%% * SixthRanger: Rex and John.
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%% * SixthRanger: Rex and John.
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* CaveBehindTheFalls: Doc Terror has a hideout at a cave behind UsefulNotes/NiagaraFalls in "Let the Games Begin".
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* UsefulNotes/NiagaraFalls: Doc Terror has a hideout at a CaveBehindTheFalls in "Let the Games Begin".
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* FishPeople: RecurringCharacter Mako, one of Doc Terror's EvilMinions, is a rare example of a Fish Person who's also a cyborg.
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* FishPeople: RecurringCharacter Mako, one of Doc Terror's EvilMinions, is a rare example of a Fish Person fish person who's also a cyborg.
* TheGimmick: The toy line had several of them.
** The Assault Weapon Systems had interchangeable parts and could attach to the Centurions' Exo-Frames in a variety of positions. Not only that, each hero figure had a built-in chest drive that interacted with the weapons, causing missiles to launch while other accessories rotated or pulsated. Just before the line was canceled, a motorized "Power Pack" that activated most of the weapon systems' action features automatically was introduced.
** As for the villains: Doc Terror, Hacker, and the Strafer and Traumatizer all had detachable parts that allowed them to mix with each other. (This becomes a PlotPoint in "[[Recap/CenturionsEp58TheBetterHalfPartI The Better]] [[Recap/CenturionsEp59TheBetterHalfPartII Half]]", in which Terror and Hacker's robotic halves accidentally fuse into a would-be world conqueror called Uniborg.) The unreleased Cybervores (a cyborgized shark and panther) would have continued this by allowing kids to combine them into a "Catfish" or "Tiger Shark".
** The Assault Weapon Systems had interchangeable parts and could attach to the Centurions' Exo-Frames in a variety of positions. Not only that, each hero figure had a built-in chest drive that interacted with the weapons, causing missiles to launch while other accessories rotated or pulsated. Just before the line was canceled, a motorized "Power Pack" that activated most of the weapon systems' action features automatically was introduced.
** As for the villains: Doc Terror, Hacker, and the Strafer and Traumatizer all had detachable parts that allowed them to mix with each other. (This becomes a PlotPoint in "[[Recap/CenturionsEp58TheBetterHalfPartI The Better]] [[Recap/CenturionsEp59TheBetterHalfPartII Half]]", in which Terror and Hacker's robotic halves accidentally fuse into a would-be world conqueror called Uniborg.) The unreleased Cybervores (a cyborgized shark and panther) would have continued this by allowing kids to combine them into a "Catfish" or "Tiger Shark".
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** In "The Better Half" Doc Terror uses ''[[KillerRabbit mice]]''. They have ''[[KillItWithFire flamethrowers]]''.
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** In "The Better Half" "[[Recap/CenturionsEp58TheBetterHalfPartI The Better]] [[Recap/CenturionsEp59TheBetterHalfPartII Half]]" Doc Terror uses ''[[KillerRabbit mice]]''. They have ''[[KillItWithFire flamethrowers]]''.
