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** Dr. Dolphus, the evil paleontologist from "Return of the Beasts" attempted to create an army of mutant dinosaurs and other prehistoric beings such as Java to conquer the world.
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In October 2023, a new adaptation of Martin Mystery is being produced.

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In October 2023, a new adaptation of Martin Mystery is was announced as being produced.in production.
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In October 2023, a new adaptation of Martin Mystery is being produced.


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* InfantilizationRetaliation: In one episode, when Martin, Diana, and Java are called to The Center, they meet M.O.M., who has a cute-looking baby alien. Martin wags his finger in front of it to say hi, only for it to bite down with some razor sharp teeth.
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* SiblingSwitchSquick: As previously mentioned, Martin and Diana were originally lovers who eventually got married rather than stepsiblings in the original comics.
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** "Return Of The Beasts" . A mad paleontologist (yes, really) uses a huge geode to create dinosaurs and send them to rampage through the city for no apparent reason. At the end, Martin tricks one to melt the geode with its acid spit (really, dinosaurs do that), which causes every dinosaur to spontaneously melt into sludge. And is when you consider that the same paleontologist created ''Java'' through the same process, yet he remains intact and joins the gang permanently. (It's a flashback episode).

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** "Return Of The Beasts" .Beasts". A mad paleontologist (yes, really) uses a huge geode to create dinosaurs and send them to rampage through the city for no apparent reason. At the end, Martin tricks one to melt the geode with its acid spit (really, dinosaurs do that), which causes every dinosaur to spontaneously melt into sludge. And is when you consider that the same paleontologist created ''Java'' through the same process, yet he remains intact and joins the gang permanently. (It's a flashback episode).
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* BrotherSisterTeam: Technically, Martin and Diana are ''step''siblings and not actual siblings, but they treat each other like real siblings and do seem to genuinely care for each other.

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* BrotherSisterTeam: Technically, Martin and Diana are ''step''siblings and not actual siblings, but they treat each other like real siblings (the occasional FlirtyStepsiblings moment notwithstanding) and do seem to genuinely care for each other.
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* MagicSkirt: An upper body variant. In the episode where Martin and Diana hang out with Gerard they're hung upside down, and Diana's t-shirt slides down but only enough to [[BareYourMidriff bare her midriff]].

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* MagicSkirt: An upper body variant. In the episode where Martin and Diana hang out with Gerard they're hung upside down, and Diana's t-shirt slides down but only enough to [[BareYourMidriff bare her midriff]].midriff.
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* AmusingInjuries: Martin frequently endures these.


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* HarmlessElectrocution: Happens to Martin in two episodes, "The Body Swappers" and "It's Alive (Part 1)".
** XRaySparks: "The Body Swapeprs" even features Martin's skeleton during his electrification.
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* CreatorProvincialism: Unlike in the comics, the series location is changed to the [[{{Pun}} province]] of Quebec, specifically in Sherbrooke.
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* BalefulPolymorph: Occasionally, the main characters and/or a bunch of random characters will be transformed into an animal. They all turn back at the end, obviously.


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* ForcedTransformation: Occasionally, the main characters and/or a bunch of random characters will be transformed into an animal. They all turn back at the end, obviously.
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* AmusementParkOfDoom: In the episode "Journey into Terrorland". Downpplayed in that it's based off of horrifying supernatural events, it only becomes worse due to the people constructing it accidentally taking an artifact of a deceased Egyptian prince for one of the rides.

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* AmusementParkOfDoom: In the episode "Journey into Terrorland". Downpplayed Downplayed in that it's based off of horrifying supernatural events, it only becomes worse due to the people constructing it accidentally taking an artifact of a deceased Egyptian prince for one of the rides.
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* AmusementParkOfDoom: In the episode "Journey into Terrorland".

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* AmusementParkOfDoom: In the episode "Journey into Terrorland". Downpplayed in that it's based off of horrifying supernatural events, it only becomes worse due to the people constructing it accidentally taking an artifact of a deceased Egyptian prince for one of the rides.



* BaldMystic: In the episode "The Lost Tribe," Diana loses all her hair after a hair dye job goes wrong and is mistaken by a group of underground creatures as their long lost queen.

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* BaldMystic: In the episode "The Lost Tribe," Diana loses all her hair after a hair dye job goes wrong and is mistaken by a group of underground creatures as their long lost queen. Turns out the real queen was kept in statis at the Center all this time.



* BewareTheNiceOnes: Before becoming the harmless alien we know, Billy was a ruthless gladiator that went about destroying planets after he annihilated them. [[spoiler: He returned to this stage once and boy was it a battle.]]

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* BewareTheNiceOnes: Before becoming the harmless alien we know, Billy was a ruthless gladiator that went about destroying planets after he annihilated them. [[spoiler: He returned to this stage once and boy ''boy'' was it a battle.]]



* CoincidentalAccidentalDisguise: Diana resembled the queen of an ancient race called Alpha-Omega due to two things: One, she was trying out a hair dye that caused her hair to fall out and leave a stain on her balding head, and MOM just so happened to toss her a tooth necklace (she stated it was so everyone would pay attention to it instead of her head).

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* CoincidentalAccidentalDisguise: Diana resembled the queen of an ancient race called Alpha-Omega due to two things: One, she was trying out a hair dye that caused her hair to fall out and leave a stain on her balding head, and MOM just so happened to toss her a tooth necklace (she stated it was so everyone would pay attention to it instead of her head).head) that their queen would usually wear.



* FacingYourFears: Episode Attack of the Sandman forced the protagonists and the Sandman's other victims to face their nightmares in order to get out of the monster's domain.

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* FacingYourFears: Episode Attack The episode, "Attack of the Sandman Sandman" forced the protagonists and the Sandman's other victims to face their nightmares in order to get out of the monster's domain.



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* PursuedProtagonist: "House of the Zombie" and "Scream from the Forest" both begin with a BitCharacter running through the woods while being pursued by the MonsterOfTheWeek. The man in the former episode is caught and never seen again. The man from the latter episode somehow escapes and is later found and taken to a doctor by the heroes.
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''Martin Mystery'' (2003-2006) is a French/Canadian animated series based on the Italian comic book ''Martin Mystere'', animated by [[Creator/MarathonMedia the studio that brought you]] ''WesternAnimation/TotallySpies'' and produced for Creator/{{YTV}}.

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''Martin Mystery'' (2003-2006) is a French/Canadian animated series based on the Italian comic book ''Martin Mystere'', Mystère'', animated by [[Creator/MarathonMedia the studio that brought you]] ''WesternAnimation/TotallySpies'' and produced for Creator/{{YTV}}.



** The entire series is ''very'' loosely based on the Italian comic book ''Martin Mystere''.

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** The entire series is ''very'' loosely based on the Italian comic book ''Martin Mystere''.Mystère''.
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** The episode "Mystery of the Vanishing" has the Applebyes, a family that disappeared into another dimension back in the 1960s. They made a DealWithTheDevil on the Babylonian dragon Zook to remain young for all this time; in exchange for luring victims into his world for him to feed off of. Once Zook dies being unable to feed, the Applebyes revert to their normal ages and are arrested.
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** Martin's watch that connects him to the The Center of paranormal investigations is colored deep purple and teal, as is most of the gadgets he uses to collect clues.

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** Martin's watch that connects him to the The Center of paranormal investigations is colored deep purple and teal, as is most of the gadgets he uses to collect clues.
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* MysteriousPurple: The show uses this trope (combined with GreenIsGross and SicklyGreenGlow) a lot to build atmosphere as the show itself focuses on paranormal investigations of mysterious and unexplainable happenings around the world.
** The title of the show is always written in purple with a green outline.
** Martin's watch that connects him to the The Center of paranormal investigations is colored deep purple and teal, as is most of the gadgets he uses to collect clues.
** M.O.M.'s office, where the team meets with the director of The Center to get their missions and seemingly exists in its own dimension, is almost entirely violet.
** When supernatural things are occurring, the sky will often be 1) a night sky, 2) filled with OminousClouds, and 3) purple and violet-hued. This ColorMotif is established in the first episode of the series when the crew investigates the {{Bogeyman}} and continues throughout the series.
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%%* {{Animesque}}

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%%* {{Animesque}}* {{Animesque}}: The animation for this show features many anime references.



* FighterMageThief: Martin is the Thief as despite not being that bright, he is actually rather clever and thinks on his feet by improvising while also being known as a trickster. Diana is the Mage as she is academically smart and thinks more rationally but is often the most vulnerable. Java is the Fighter as he is a caveman with limited vocabulary and intelligence, but is physically strong and tough who usually does most of the trio's muscle work.

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* FighterMageThief: Martin is the Thief as despite not being that bright, he is actually rather clever and thinks on his feet by improvising while also being known as a trickster. Diana is the Mage as she is academically smart and thinks more rationally but is often the most vulnerable.also that in certain events, she gets possessed and has supernatural abilities with it. Java is the Fighter as he is a caveman with limited vocabulary and intelligence, but is physically strong and tough who usually does most of the trio's muscle work.
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** One of Martin's speculative [[ImagineSpot fantasies]] features a [[Film/TheWaroftheWorlds Martian Fighting Machine]].

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** One of Martin's speculative [[ImagineSpot fantasies]] features a [[Film/TheWaroftheWorlds [[Film/TheWaroftheWorlds1953 Martian Fighting Machine]].
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** One of the most notable examples is the Mothman, who was a college student who ended up as the test subject of ''his own teachers’'' illegal experiment to create a human moth hybrid. Needless to say, the teachers were arrested once the truth is uncovered, and the Center took the student to restore him to his human form.

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** One of the most notable examples is the Mothman, who was a college student who ended up as the test subject of ''his own teachers’'' teachers’'' illegal experiment to create a human moth hybrid. Needless to say, the teachers were arrested once the truth is uncovered, and the Center took the student to restore him to his human form.

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