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* TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers: "North Pole Down" has Rippen pull this trope on himself:
-->'''Rippen''': Candy weapons loaded, check! Back entrance secured, check! Penn Zero and his team sneaking in to defeat me, check! Wait, what did I say!?
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* AnimateInanimateObject: In "Balls!", Penn visits a world inhabited by sentient balls and sports equipment.
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* RequisiteRoyalRegalia: Penn's princess form in "The Princess Most Fair" comes with a PimpedOutDress, OperaGloves, and a [[CoolCrown fancy tiara]].
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* RequisiteRoyalRegalia: Penn's princess form in "The Princess Most Fair" comes with a PimpedOutDress, OperaGloves, HighClassGloves, and a [[CoolCrown fancy tiara]].
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* HighClassGloves: Both Penn and Rippen wear these in "The Princess Most Fair". Penn's gloves are white and are part of his [[RequisiteRoyalRegalia princess regalia]] while Rippen's are black and are used to accent his VainSorceress look.
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* OperaGloves: Both Penn and Rippen wear these in "The Princess Most Fair". Penn's gloves are white and are part of his [[RequisiteRoyalRegalia princess regalia]] while Rippen's are black and are used to accent his VainSorceress look.
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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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* ThreeAmigos: Penn, Boone, and Sashi.
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* TeensAreShort: Averted. Rippen may tower over the heroes but most adults are around the same height as Penn.
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* ActorAllusion:
** Rippen's forms and dialogue occasionally allude to Creator/AlfredMolina's previous roles.
*** He's an [[Film/SpiderMan2 octopus]] in the ocean dimension.
*** " That Purple Guy" reveals that the Konkrod People are [[Film/SpiderMan2 octopus-like creatures in mech suits]]
*** "Temple of the Porcelain God" has him repeating his famous line from ''Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk''.
----> '''Rippen:''' Throw me the idol, I'll throw you the whip!
*** In "I'm Still Super!" his PoweredArmor has [[Film/SpiderMan2 four robotic tentacles]].
** In "Lady Starblaster", the title character is voiced by Creator/SigourneyWeaver; the episode thus makes a few references to the ''Franchise/{{Alien}}'' series, such as somebody telling her "Get away from her you [[WitchWithACapitalB witch]]!", and revealing at the end that [[spoiler: she has a second mouth similar to the Xenomorphs.]]
** Blaze is voiced by Creator/SeanAstin, who played Samwise Gamgee in ''Film/TheLordOfTheRings'' trilogy. Naturally, he nearly dies by falling into a volcano.
** Sashi's father, played by Creator/GeorgeTakei, takes part in a mission as the captain of a spaceship.
** Super Amazing Bouncy Ball, voiced by Creator/CurtisArmstrong of ''WesternAnimation/DanVs'', has an anger management problem and lashes out at those who wronged him.
** Rippen's forms and dialogue occasionally allude to Creator/AlfredMolina's previous roles.
*** He's an [[Film/SpiderMan2 octopus]] in the ocean dimension.
*** " That Purple Guy" reveals that the Konkrod People are [[Film/SpiderMan2 octopus-like creatures in mech suits]]
*** "Temple of the Porcelain God" has him repeating his famous line from ''Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk''.
----> '''Rippen:''' Throw me the idol, I'll throw you the whip!
*** In "I'm Still Super!" his PoweredArmor has [[Film/SpiderMan2 four robotic tentacles]].
** In "Lady Starblaster", the title character is voiced by Creator/SigourneyWeaver; the episode thus makes a few references to the ''Franchise/{{Alien}}'' series, such as somebody telling her "Get away from her you [[WitchWithACapitalB witch]]!", and revealing at the end that [[spoiler: she has a second mouth similar to the Xenomorphs.]]
** Blaze is voiced by Creator/SeanAstin, who played Samwise Gamgee in ''Film/TheLordOfTheRings'' trilogy. Naturally, he nearly dies by falling into a volcano.
** Sashi's father, played by Creator/GeorgeTakei, takes part in a mission as the captain of a spaceship.
** Super Amazing Bouncy Ball, voiced by Creator/CurtisArmstrong of ''WesternAnimation/DanVs'', has an anger management problem and lashes out at those who wronged him.
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* TwoGuysAndAGirl: The main trio consists of Penn, Boone, and Sashi.
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* In "Number One, Number Two", when Rippen and Larry are zapped into Old English World, Rippen is zapped into the body of Crossbow, a villainous version of Robin Hood who has a crossbow for a hand. His mission was to keep Penn and his friends from finding the money Crossbow stole from the village, and returning it before the end of the day.
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* CasualDangerDialog:
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* CasualDangerDialog:CasualDangerDialogue:
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* MysteriousWoman: The first person to enter the Plantywood detective agency, Orchid, claims to be an ordinary citizen who's searching for her missing brother. Penn suggests keeping an eye on her because [[ConversedTrope mysterious women are always relevant to the plot in detective films]]. [[spoiler:She ends up being a subversion, she really was just looking for her brother.]]
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* PunchClockHero: Despite their job titles the heroes usually avert this by being personally invested in saving the day. However, when Larry's pet [[CoolPet pygmy elephant]] goes missing in "Larry Manor" neither Sashi nor Boone care -- pointing out that they're off the clock and nothing particularly important is at stake.
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* PunchClockHero: Despite their job titles the heroes usually avert this by being personally invested in saving the day. However, when Larry's pet [[CoolPet pygmy elephant]] elephant goes missing in "Larry Manor" neither Sashi nor Boone care -- pointing out that they're off the clock and nothing particularly important is at stake.
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* CoolPet: Larry used some of his lottery winnings to buy a baby pygmy elephant and a giraffe. The giraffe lives in a personal zoo while the elephant stays indoors like a domestic pet.
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* UnusualPetsForUnusualPeople: Larry used some of his lottery winnings to buy a baby pygmy elephant and a giraffe. The giraffe lives in a personal zoo while the elephant stays indoors like a domestic pet.
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* BalefulPolymorph:
** In "North Pole Down", when [[spoiler: the snowman]] tries to impede the heroes' progress, Penn subdues him by simply reshaping him into a snail.
--->'''Penn:''' [[{{Pun}} Snailed it]]!
** Since they have no control over what or who the MUT zaps them in as, the heroes sometimes get stuck with forms that are difficult or unpleasant to use.
** In "North Pole Down", when [[spoiler: the snowman]] tries to impede the heroes' progress, Penn subdues him by simply reshaping him into a snail.
--->'''Penn:''' [[{{Pun}} Snailed it]]!
** Since they have no control over what or who the MUT zaps them in as, the heroes sometimes get stuck with forms that are difficult or unpleasant to use.
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* ForcedTransformation:
** In "North Pole Down", when [[spoiler: the snowman]] tries to impede the heroes' progress, Penn subdues him by simply reshaping him into a snail.
--->'''Penn:''' [[{{Pun}} Snailed it]]!
** Since they have no control over what or who the MUT zaps them in as, the heroes sometimes get stuck with forms that are difficult or unpleasant to use.
** In "North Pole Down", when [[spoiler: the snowman]] tries to impede the heroes' progress, Penn subdues him by simply reshaping him into a snail.
--->'''Penn:''' [[{{Pun}} Snailed it]]!
** Since they have no control over what or who the MUT zaps them in as, the heroes sometimes get stuck with forms that are difficult or unpleasant to use.
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* UglySpouseSentence: In the episode "That Purple Girl", Penn, Boone, and Sashi are tasked with guarding Princess Argelbleccht Blunkenthorthph, and attempt to woo her in the process. She takes advantage of their affections to turn them into her servants, and has no qualms about them fighting a gigantic, four-eyed (as in, it has four eyes), tusk-mouthed monster for her heart. In the end, both Penn and Boone yield to him, which means the monster has won the princess' heart, to her shock.
** Their situation is revisited in "That Purple Guy", where the trio have to get the princess and the monster, revealed to be named Grinkon, to fall in love to save their world. The princess is too disgusted by his outward appearance to want anything to do with him, which provides the problem. Of course, then it's revealed that Grinkon can turn into a total {{Hunk}} who is equal to her in height.
** Their situation is revisited in "That Purple Guy", where the trio have to get the princess and the monster, revealed to be named Grinkon, to fall in love to save their world. The princess is too disgusted by his outward appearance to want anything to do with him, which provides the problem. Of course, then it's revealed that Grinkon can turn into a total {{Hunk}} who is equal to her in height.
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* VillainEpisode: "Number One, Number Two" focuses mainly on Rippen deciding that Larry is holding him back and trying to find a replacement for him.
* VoidBetweenTheWorlds: The Nothingness; a cold dark place outside of time and space that's inaccessible and inescapable without a catastrophic imbalance in the multiverse.
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* VillainEpisode: "Number One, Number Two" focuses mainly on Rippen deciding that Larry is holding him back and trying to find a replacement for him.
* VoidBetweenTheWorlds: The Nothingness; a cold dark place outside of time and space that's inaccessible and inescapable without a catastrophic imbalance in the multiverse.
* VoidBetweenTheWorlds: The Nothingness; a cold dark place outside of time and space that's inaccessible and inescapable without a catastrophic imbalance in the multiverse.
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* ImprovisedParachute: In "Chuckle City", after Sashi uses a parachute bag that contains 10,000 KG of weight, Penn uses a giant underwear parachute to prevent them from falling faster.
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* JustForFun/XMeetsY: The premise is basically Series/QuantumLeap meets {{Series/Sliders}}. The difference from both those series is that the main cast aren't stuck on an endless journey to get home, but Penn's parents are the ones lost in a world they don't know how to get to.
