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* Pride: Burn's defining flaw.
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* Pride: Burn's defining flaw. It's even the focus of the plots of "Momentum" and "Klowned".
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* SinkorSwimMentor: Ol' Skool is a lighter example of this.
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* BadassGrandpa: Ol' Skool, the OldMentor of the main group of heroes.
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* InnocentBlueEyes: Ed.
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* WhatTheHellHero: Deets gives this to Burn when he's harsh on Loogie or Ed.
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* WhatTheHellHero: Deets gives this to Burn when he's he is being too harsh on Loogie or Ed.
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* WhattheHellHero?: Deets gives this to Burn when he's harsh on Loogie or Ed.
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* WhattheHell,Hero?: Deets gives this to Burn when he's harsh on Loogie or Ed.
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* WhattheHell,Hero?: WhattheHellHero?: Deets gives this to Burn when he's harsh on Loogie or Ed.
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* DarkandTroubledPast: As a little girl, Deets was forced to [[spoiler:work for Bedlam because he held her parents hostage]].
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* NeatFreak: DeetsDeets.
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* PinkGirlBlueBoy: Deets and Ed
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* PinkGirlBlueBoy: Deets and EdEd.
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* WhattheHell,Hero?: Deets gives this to Burn when he's harsh on Loogie or Ed.
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* BadassNormal/BadassGrandpa: Ol' Skool, the old Mentor of the main group of heroes. Every other character has high tech Hoverboards, Jetboots, Jetpacks, etc. and top-of-the-line protective gear to use. Ol' Skool has a conventional skateboard & a simple construction helmet. With just these things he is able to outrace pretty much anything in the series without getting hurt or breaking a sweat.
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* BadassNormal/BadassGrandpa: BadassGrandpa: Ol' Skool, the old Mentor OldMentor of the main group of heroes.heroes.
** He's also BadassNormal. Every other character has high tech Hoverboards, Jetboots, Jetpacks, etc. and top-of-the-line protective gear to use. Ol' Skool has a conventional skateboard & a simple construction helmet. With just these things he is able to outrace pretty much anything in the series without getting hurt or breaking a sweat.
** He's also BadassNormal. Every other character has high tech Hoverboards, Jetboots, Jetpacks, etc. and top-of-the-line protective gear to use. Ol' Skool has a conventional skateboard & a simple construction helmet. With just these things he is able to outrace pretty much anything in the series without getting hurt or breaking a sweat.
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* CurbStompBattle: In "Optigogs", Fizz, Ed and Ol' Skool come across a rival team called the Twilighters who aim to incapacitate them. Within a few seconds, Ol' Skool has ''them'' incapacitated before Fizz and Ed can jump in. The looks on the two kids' faces are ''priceless''.
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* TheLeader: Burn is the Headstrong type.
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* OhCrap: When one or more of the group starts screaming their head (or heads) off, 99% of the time it's because of this trope.
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* OhCrap: When one or more of the group kids starts screaming their head (or heads) off, 99% of the time it's because of this trope.
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* DeathGlare: The members of the Dojo team often pull this on each other.
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** [[TheHero The Guardian]]: Ed (although as a slight subversion the Hero in this case is not the Leader of the group, just the hero of the show and given all the standard Shonen Upgrade items. The Big Guy is the Leader.)
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** [[TheHero The Guardian]]: Protector]]: Ed (although as a slight subversion the Hero in this case is not the Leader of the group, just the hero of the show and given all the standard Shonen Upgrade items. The Big Guy is the Leader.)
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* SlapstickKnowsNoGender: Fizz and Deets are often physically injured and humiliated for the audience's amusement just as much as the boys are.
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* AchillesinHisTent: Happens to Loogie in "Klowned".
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* AwesomeMusic: The Theme Song and some of the Leitmotifs.
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* BreaktheHaughty: The kids receive a lesson in humility in the episode "Monument".
* CrazyAwesome: '''Heaven Above!''' Loogie is this in spades!
* Leitmotif: Certain pieces of AwesomeMusic pop up in certain situations.
* NumberTwo: Deets is this to Burn.
* OhCrap: When one or more of the group starts screaming their head (or heads) off, 99% of the time it's because of this trope.
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* RockBeatsLaser: In one episode Ol' Skool lends Ed his skateboard while the hoverboard is being "repaired". It gets laughed at up until Ed encounters Bedlam's new EMP blaster.
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* ToBeLawfulorGood: Burn and Ed have to decide this for themselves in "Procedures".
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* BigGood: Ol' Skool.
** Had the show continued into its second season, it could have got even darker.
* DeadpanSnarker: Deets is this in spades.
** Ol' Skool is this as well to the kids at times.
* ElectricTorture: Bedlam uses this on Deets in one episode.
* DeadpanSnarker: Deets is this in spades.
** Ol' Skool is this as well to the kids at times.
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* HeelFaceRevolvingDoor: [=Z3R0=], one of Bedlam's three SuperSoldier-esque robots. He started out evil, became good after spending time with Ed and the Dojo Delivery crew, then got [[{{Brainwashed}} reprogrammed]] to become evil again (though he retained some good traits), didnt appear for several episodes, returned [[BrainwashedAndCrazy REReprogrammed And Evil]], was rescued by the kids and returned to normal, left for several episodes ''again'', and returned just in time for the season finale, only to be destroyed by Edlam (Bedlam with Ed's DNA implanted in him).
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* HeelFaceRevolvingDoor: [=Z3R0=], one of Bedlam's three SuperSoldier-esque robots. He started out evil, became good after spending time with Ed and the Dojo Delivery crew, then got [[{{Brainwashed}} reprogrammed]] to become evil again (though he retained some good traits), didnt didn't appear for several episodes, returned [[BrainwashedAndCrazy REReprogrammed And Evil]], was rescued by the kids and returned to normal, left for several episodes ''again'', and returned just in time for the season finale, only to be destroyed by Edlam (Bedlam with Ed's DNA implanted in him).
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* LongPants: Either depicted with no legs (robotic butler Crouch and hologram Kora) or wearing a futuristic suit that combines shoes and pants into one or has large, fat-ankled boots (with the pants tucked in, of course). In fact, the only character who had visible ankles was Ol' Skool. The sad thing is, the show was in 3D, which makes the animators extremely lazy indeed.
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* MoralityPet: Deets is this sometimes to Burn.
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* CrouchingMoron,HiddenBadass: Loogie may be scatterbrained, but he's just as badass as the rest of his friends and is also CrazyAwesome.
* HiddenBadass: Loogie may be scatterbrained, but he's just as badass as the rest of his friends and is also CrazyAwesome.
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* SeriousBusiness: The good guys in GetEd are couriers. The bad guys are evil couriers, bent on ruling the package delivery market with an iron fist.
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* DarkerAndEdgier: The early episodes were rather light-hearted, but starting from "Neo-Dermis" (Episode 9), the show subtly brought this trope into play (also starting to [[GrowingtheBeard grow its beard]] in the process).
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* DarkerAndEdgier: The early episodes were rather light-hearted, but starting from "Neo-Dermis" "Fizzled" (Episode 9), 8), the show subtly brought this trope into play (also starting to [[GrowingtheBeard grow its beard]] in the process).
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** [[TheHero The Engineer]]: Ed (although as a slight subversion the Hero in this case is not the Leader of the group, just the hero of the show and given all the standard Shonen Upgrade items. The Big Guy is the Leader.)
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** [[TheHero The Engineer]]: Guardian]]: Ed (although as a slight subversion the Hero in this case is not the Leader of the group, just the hero of the show and given all the standard Shonen Upgrade items. The Big Guy is the Leader.)
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* BadassNormal: ActionGirl: Deets and Fizz, both of whom manage to play this trope straight while remaining rounded characters in their own right.
* BadassAdorable: The main kid characters - especially Deets, Fizz and Ed.
* BadassNormal/BadassGrandpa: Ol' Skool, the old Mentor of the main group of heroes. Every other character has high tech Hoverboards, Jetboots, Jetpacks, etc. and top-of-the-line protective gear to use. Ol' Skool has a conventional skateboard & a simple construction helmet. With just these things he is able to outrace pretty much anything in the series without getting hurt or breaking a sweat.
* BadassAdorable: The main kid characters - especially Deets, Fizz and Ed.
* BadassNormal/BadassGrandpa: Ol' Skool, the old Mentor of the main group of heroes. Every other character has high tech Hoverboards, Jetboots, Jetpacks, etc. and top-of-the-line protective gear to use. Ol' Skool has a conventional skateboard & a simple construction helmet. With just these things he is able to outrace pretty much anything in the series without getting hurt or breaking a sweat.
* DarkerAndEdgier: The early episodes were rather light-hearted, but starting from "Neo-Dermis" (Episode 9), the show subtly brought this trope into play (also starting to [[GrowingtheBeard grow its beard]] in the process).
* RoundedCharacter: '''One of the reasons why this show is so great.''' The protagonists are three-dimensional characters with multi-faceted personalities. The stories don't have to rely on personality tropes to advance the plot - instead they allow the characters to play off each other with unique and varied results.
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* TorpedoTitsTorpedoTits: Bedlam's Riot-Bots have these.
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* ShoutOut: In the episode where [[spoiler:Ed is put into a virtual reality machine that Bedlam controls]], Bedlam says that he "[[TheOuterLimits controls the horizontal and the vertical]]".
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* ShoutOut: In the episode where [[spoiler:Ed is put into a virtual reality machine that Bedlam controls]], Bedlam says that he "[[TheOuterLimits "[[Series/TheOuterLimits1963 controls the horizontal and the vertical]]".
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* AuthorExistenceFailure: Besides the fact that DisneyXD has [[ScrewedByTheNetwork completely removed Get Ed from the channel]], Andy Knight, creator of Get Ed, [[http://www.cartoonbrew.com/animators/andy-knight-rip.html died of a stroke]] on April 10, 2008, meaning that the cliffhanger ending will remain a cliffhanger.
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** Though the more StoryArc related episodes imply that Bedlam has the ultimate goal of WorldDomination.[[hottip:*: [[MemeticMutation OF COURSE!]]]]
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* IKnowYoureInThereSomewhereFight: Attempted on [[spoiler:Ed when he's affected by one of the Ed Artifacts.]] Subverted when he shows no sign of letting up and the trope is lampshaded by Bedlam.
--> '''Bedlam''': ''"Oh please. That drivel only works in cartoons. I '''hate''' cartoons!"''
--> '''Bedlam''': ''"Oh please. That drivel only works in cartoons. I '''hate''' cartoons!"''
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* LetsSplitUpGang: Subverted in the episode ''Grim Tech'':
--> '''Burn''': ''"Whatever it is, it's in the dojo. We've got to split up and find it."''
--> '''Fizz''': ''" Split up? You don't watch too many horror movies, do you?"''
--> ''*beat*''
--> '''Burn''': ''" You're right. No splitting up."''
--> '''Burn''': ''"Whatever it is, it's in the dojo. We've got to split up and find it."''
--> '''Fizz''': ''" Split up? You don't watch too many horror movies, do you?"''
--> ''*beat*''
--> '''Burn''': ''" You're right. No splitting up."''
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Debuted in 2005 and as of 2007 was airing as on The Family Channel in Canada and part of the Jetix programming block on the United States cable television network Toon Disney until the channel closed in 2009, and also used to run on the ABC Family channel before they switched over to a non-animated format. As of 2009, re-runs air on Toon Disney's succesor, Disney XD. It was Jetix's second original show. It was produced by: Jetix Concept Animation and Canadian animation studio: Red Rover Studios.
Ed is an 'electro-genetically' enhanced teen who works for Dojo Delivery, in the futuristic Progress City. Ed uses his cyber sleuthing skills to thwart identity theft and other information-based crimes. He and his courier pals Burn, Deets, Loogie (accompanied by his puppet Dr. Pinch), and Fizz, along with their friend and mentor Ol' Skool, must battle the ultimate evil - Bedlam, an industrialist who has taken over a significant portion of Progress City, by means of stealing from, datamining, or outright destroying his competitors.
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* AuthorExistenceFailure: Besides the fact that DisneyXD has [[ScrewedByTheNetwork completely removed Get Ed from the channel]], Andy Knight, creator of Get Ed, [[http://www.cartoonbrew.com/animators/andy-knight-rip.html died of a stroke]] on April 10, 2008, meaning that the cliffhanger ending will remain a cliffhanger.
* BadassNormal: Ol' Skool, the old Mentor of the main group of heroes. Every other character has high tech Hoverboards, Jetboots, Jetpacks, etc. and top-of-the-line protective gear to use. Ol' Skool has a conventional skateboard & a simple construction helmet. With just these things he is able to outrace pretty much anything in the series without getting hurt or breaking a sweat.
* BigBad: Bedlam, a CorruptCorporateExecutive with plans to become an EvilOverlord.
* BigEater: Fizz orders herself three burgers, a basket of fries, a basket of onion rings, and a basket of pickles... and slaps Loogie's hand away when he attempts to take a pickle. Apparently, she intends to eat all of this by herself (her teammates don't even blink, so she must do it pretty regularly). However, she's got a little bit of pudge around her midsection, especially in comparison to her trim teammates.
* CliffHanger: Ends with [[spoiler:Ol' Skool trapped in The Machine with Bedlam, and "sent away" by Ed.]] The series was not picked up for a second season.
* CloningBlues: The DNA Delivery clones employed by Bedlam are apparently so faulty that being hit hard enough (either by a board to the head or getting tossed out of a moving hovercraft at high speed) causes them to disolve into a puddle of goo (that can momentarily reform before splatting again) that, according to Loogie, tastes minty.
* CloudCuckooLander: Loogie
* CompanionCube: Loogie has a sock puppet named Dr. Pinch who is a good deal saner than the hand that he sits on. The other characters treat him as if he's perfectly normal (Dr. Pinch, not Loogie - they know Loogie's insane). He's also capable of carrying on a full conversation while Loogie is soundly asleep, and will even maintain his voice and personality if one of the other characters picks him up... In fact he was once able to enter a computer simulation when the mind scanner was on his head.
* CoolOldGuy: Ol' Skool, who uses actual old school gear, but can keep up with the kids he mentors, their enemies, and with Mr. Bedlam as well, much of the time.
* CyberPunk
* EruditeStoner: Ol' Skool
* EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys: The word "monkey" is used as slang for "cool".
** Only by Loogie though, since he's... just like that.
* FiveManBand: The series notes the Five Man Band set-up as the other four characters and the Mentor are given titles to go along with the Hero later on.
** [[TheHero The Engineer]]: Ed (although as a slight subversion the Hero in this case is not the Leader of the group, just the hero of the show and given all the standard Shonen Upgrade items. The Big Guy is the Leader.)
** [[TheLancer The Joker]]: Loogie
** [[TheBigGuy The Warrior]]: Burn (The technical leader of the group.)
** [[TheSmartGuy The Builder]]: Fizz
** [[TheChick The Dreamer]]: Deets (Also following to the letter of giving an extra edge or power, she's the only one with the ability to fly.)
** TeamPet: Dr. Pinch
** [[MentorArchetype The Teacher]]: Ol' Skool
* GadgeteerGenius: Fizz
* HeelFaceRevolvingDoor: [=Z3R0=], one of Bedlam's three SuperSoldier-esque robots. He started out evil, became good after spending time with Ed and the Dojo Delivery crew, then got [[{{Brainwashed}} reprogrammed]] to become evil again (though he retained some good traits), didnt appear for several episodes, returned [[BrainwashedAndCrazy REReprogrammed And Evil]], was rescued by the kids and returned to normal, left for several episodes ''again'', and returned just in time for the season finale, only to be destroyed by Edlam (Bedlam with Ed's DNA implanted in him).
* HoverBoard: Ed uses one.
* LongPants: Either depicted with no legs (robotic butler Crouch and hologram Kora) or wearing a futuristic suit that combines shoes and pants into one or has large, fat-ankled boots (with the pants tucked in, of course). In fact, the only character this troper remembers who had ankles was Ol' Skool. The sad thing is, the show was in 3D, which makes the animators extremely lazy indeed.
* NonHumanSidekick: Series BigBad Mr. Bedlam had a computer AI named Kora, who tended to function as the system administrator for his evil empire (while also giving snarky comments on the side). Similarly, his toaster apparently grew a skinny body to become the robot Crouch, who tended to be somewhat less snarky and more of a suck-up but who nonetheless seemed to be the one who helped designed the vehicles for the evil mooks. On the good guys' side, the title character wound up acquiring Torch, a sentient navigational program that helps to keep Ed in the loop as to his surroundings, for his HoverBoard. Perhaps the oddest NHS of all is [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} Loogie's]] sidekick Dr. Pinch, a catfish puppet decked out in a doctor's outfit.
* OfficialCouple: Ed and Deets
** ShipperOnDeck: Burn encourages Ed to go and talk to her already, since it's obvious they've had something going on since they first met.
* OldMaster: Ol' Skool
* SeriousBusiness: The good guys in GetEd are couriers. The bad guys are evil couriers, bent on ruling the package delivery market with an iron fist.
** Though the more StoryArc related episodes imply that Bedlam has the ultimate goal of WorldDomination.[[hottip:*: [[MemeticMutation OF COURSE!]]]]
* ShoutOut: In the episode where [[spoiler:Ed is put into a virtual reality machine that Bedlam controls]], Bedlam says that he "[[TheOuterLimits controls the horizontal and the vertical]]".
* TorpedoTits
* UpgradeArtifact: The series finale of Get Ed features an alien artifact simply known as "The Machine" which, when activated, will grant Ed superpowers (flight, energy blasts, etc). However, rather than turning Ed into a singular, superpowered teen hero, the artifact mistakenly splits the power between Ed and the Big Bad Bedlam, who has cloned Ed's DNA onto himself. Half the episodes of this series involve various attempts of both Bedlam and Ed to get ahold of other Ed artifacts. Only two of those artifacts make lasting reappearances: Ed's Slammer, an extendable energy beam weapon that works like a sword or whip. And Ed's Optical upgrades that allow him to see in the dark.
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Ed is an 'electro-genetically' enhanced teen who works for Dojo Delivery, in the futuristic Progress City. Ed uses his cyber sleuthing skills to thwart identity theft and other information-based crimes. He and his courier pals Burn, Deets, Loogie (accompanied by his puppet Dr. Pinch), and Fizz, along with their friend and mentor Ol' Skool, must battle the ultimate evil - Bedlam, an industrialist who has taken over a significant portion of Progress City, by means of stealing from, datamining, or outright destroying his competitors.
!!Examples:
* AuthorExistenceFailure: Besides the fact that DisneyXD has [[ScrewedByTheNetwork completely removed Get Ed from the channel]], Andy Knight, creator of Get Ed, [[http://www.cartoonbrew.com/animators/andy-knight-rip.html died of a stroke]] on April 10, 2008, meaning that the cliffhanger ending will remain a cliffhanger.
* BadassNormal: Ol' Skool, the old Mentor of the main group of heroes. Every other character has high tech Hoverboards, Jetboots, Jetpacks, etc. and top-of-the-line protective gear to use. Ol' Skool has a conventional skateboard & a simple construction helmet. With just these things he is able to outrace pretty much anything in the series without getting hurt or breaking a sweat.
* BigBad: Bedlam, a CorruptCorporateExecutive with plans to become an EvilOverlord.
* BigEater: Fizz orders herself three burgers, a basket of fries, a basket of onion rings, and a basket of pickles... and slaps Loogie's hand away when he attempts to take a pickle. Apparently, she intends to eat all of this by herself (her teammates don't even blink, so she must do it pretty regularly). However, she's got a little bit of pudge around her midsection, especially in comparison to her trim teammates.
* CliffHanger: Ends with [[spoiler:Ol' Skool trapped in The Machine with Bedlam, and "sent away" by Ed.]] The series was not picked up for a second season.
* CloningBlues: The DNA Delivery clones employed by Bedlam are apparently so faulty that being hit hard enough (either by a board to the head or getting tossed out of a moving hovercraft at high speed) causes them to disolve into a puddle of goo (that can momentarily reform before splatting again) that, according to Loogie, tastes minty.
* CloudCuckooLander: Loogie
* CompanionCube: Loogie has a sock puppet named Dr. Pinch who is a good deal saner than the hand that he sits on. The other characters treat him as if he's perfectly normal (Dr. Pinch, not Loogie - they know Loogie's insane). He's also capable of carrying on a full conversation while Loogie is soundly asleep, and will even maintain his voice and personality if one of the other characters picks him up... In fact he was once able to enter a computer simulation when the mind scanner was on his head.
* CoolOldGuy: Ol' Skool, who uses actual old school gear, but can keep up with the kids he mentors, their enemies, and with Mr. Bedlam as well, much of the time.
* CyberPunk
* EruditeStoner: Ol' Skool
* EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys: The word "monkey" is used as slang for "cool".
** Only by Loogie though, since he's... just like that.
* FiveManBand: The series notes the Five Man Band set-up as the other four characters and the Mentor are given titles to go along with the Hero later on.
** [[TheHero The Engineer]]: Ed (although as a slight subversion the Hero in this case is not the Leader of the group, just the hero of the show and given all the standard Shonen Upgrade items. The Big Guy is the Leader.)
** [[TheLancer The Joker]]: Loogie
** [[TheBigGuy The Warrior]]: Burn (The technical leader of the group.)
** [[TheSmartGuy The Builder]]: Fizz
** [[TheChick The Dreamer]]: Deets (Also following to the letter of giving an extra edge or power, she's the only one with the ability to fly.)
** TeamPet: Dr. Pinch
** [[MentorArchetype The Teacher]]: Ol' Skool
* GadgeteerGenius: Fizz
* HeelFaceRevolvingDoor: [=Z3R0=], one of Bedlam's three SuperSoldier-esque robots. He started out evil, became good after spending time with Ed and the Dojo Delivery crew, then got [[{{Brainwashed}} reprogrammed]] to become evil again (though he retained some good traits), didnt appear for several episodes, returned [[BrainwashedAndCrazy REReprogrammed And Evil]], was rescued by the kids and returned to normal, left for several episodes ''again'', and returned just in time for the season finale, only to be destroyed by Edlam (Bedlam with Ed's DNA implanted in him).
* HoverBoard: Ed uses one.
* LongPants: Either depicted with no legs (robotic butler Crouch and hologram Kora) or wearing a futuristic suit that combines shoes and pants into one or has large, fat-ankled boots (with the pants tucked in, of course). In fact, the only character this troper remembers who had ankles was Ol' Skool. The sad thing is, the show was in 3D, which makes the animators extremely lazy indeed.
* NonHumanSidekick: Series BigBad Mr. Bedlam had a computer AI named Kora, who tended to function as the system administrator for his evil empire (while also giving snarky comments on the side). Similarly, his toaster apparently grew a skinny body to become the robot Crouch, who tended to be somewhat less snarky and more of a suck-up but who nonetheless seemed to be the one who helped designed the vehicles for the evil mooks. On the good guys' side, the title character wound up acquiring Torch, a sentient navigational program that helps to keep Ed in the loop as to his surroundings, for his HoverBoard. Perhaps the oddest NHS of all is [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} Loogie's]] sidekick Dr. Pinch, a catfish puppet decked out in a doctor's outfit.
* OfficialCouple: Ed and Deets
** ShipperOnDeck: Burn encourages Ed to go and talk to her already, since it's obvious they've had something going on since they first met.
* OldMaster: Ol' Skool
* SeriousBusiness: The good guys in GetEd are couriers. The bad guys are evil couriers, bent on ruling the package delivery market with an iron fist.
** Though the more StoryArc related episodes imply that Bedlam has the ultimate goal of WorldDomination.[[hottip:*: [[MemeticMutation OF COURSE!]]]]
* ShoutOut: In the episode where [[spoiler:Ed is put into a virtual reality machine that Bedlam controls]], Bedlam says that he "[[TheOuterLimits controls the horizontal and the vertical]]".
* TorpedoTits
* UpgradeArtifact: The series finale of Get Ed features an alien artifact simply known as "The Machine" which, when activated, will grant Ed superpowers (flight, energy blasts, etc). However, rather than turning Ed into a singular, superpowered teen hero, the artifact mistakenly splits the power between Ed and the Big Bad Bedlam, who has cloned Ed's DNA onto himself. Half the episodes of this series involve various attempts of both Bedlam and Ed to get ahold of other Ed artifacts. Only two of those artifacts make lasting reappearances: Ed's Slammer, an extendable energy beam weapon that works like a sword or whip. And Ed's Optical upgrades that allow him to see in the dark.
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