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The [=SilverHawks=], the "partly metal, partly real" space law-enforcement for the Limbo Galaxy (which wasn't much bigger than a solar system) oppose The Mob, run by the evil Mon*Star. The show wasn't as bad as you might have thought (with a few exceptions), despite its total lack of astronomy, physics, or really any sort of science. However the character designs are interesting, the characters themselves are engaging, and most of the stories are fun.
Now has a [[Characters/SilverHawks character page]], currently under construction.
The [=SilverHawks=], the "partly metal, partly real" space law-enforcement for the Limbo Galaxy (which wasn't much bigger than a solar system) oppose The Mob, run by the evil Mon*Star. The show wasn't as bad as you might have thought (with a few exceptions), despite its total lack of astronomy, physics, or really any sort of science. However the character designs are interesting, the characters themselves are engaging, and most of the stories are fun.
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The Silverhawks, the "partly metal, partly real" space law-enforcement for the Limbo Galaxy (which wasn't much bigger than a solar system) oppose The Mob, run by the evil Mon*Star. The show wasn't as bad as you might have thought (with a few exceptions), despite its total lack of astronomy, physics, or really any sort of science. However the character designs are interesting, the characters themselves are engaging, and most of the stories are fun.
Now has a [[Characters/{{Silverhawks}} character page]], currently under construction.
The Silverhawks, the "partly metal, partly real" space law-enforcement for the Limbo Galaxy (which wasn't much bigger than a solar system) oppose The Mob, run by the evil Mon*Star. The show wasn't as bad as you might have thought (with a few exceptions), despite its total lack of astronomy, physics, or really any sort of science. However the character designs are interesting, the characters themselves are engaging, and most of the stories are fun.
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TheSilverhawks, [=SilverHawks=], the "partly metal, partly real" space law-enforcement for the Limbo Galaxy (which wasn't much bigger than a solar system) oppose The Mob, run by the evil Mon*Star. The show wasn't as bad as you might have thought (with a few exceptions), despite its total lack of astronomy, physics, or really any sort of science. However the character designs are interesting, the characters themselves are engaging, and most of the stories are fun.
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The [=SilverHawks=], the "partly metal, partly real" space law-enforcement for the Limbo Galaxy (which wasn't much bigger than a solar system) oppose The Mob, run by the evil Mon*Star. The show wasn't as bad as you might have thought (with a few exceptions), despite its total lack of astronomy, physics, or really any sort of science. However the character designs are interesting, the characters themselves are engaging, and most of the stories are fun.
Now has a [[Characters/SilverHawks character page]], currently under construction.
The [=SilverHawks=], the "partly metal, partly real" space law-enforcement for the Limbo Galaxy (which wasn't much bigger than a solar system) oppose The Mob, run by the evil Mon*Star. The show wasn't as bad as you might have thought (with a few exceptions), despite its total lack of astronomy, physics, or really any sort of science. However the character designs are interesting, the characters themselves are engaging, and most of the stories are fun.
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The Silverhawks, the "partly metal, partly real" space law-enforcement for the Limbo Galaxy (which wasn't much bigger than a solar system) oppose The Mob, run by the evil Mon*Star. The show wasn't as bad as you might have thought (with a few exceptions), despite its total lack of astronomy, physics, or really any sort of science. However the character designs are interesting, the characters themselves are engaging, and most of the stories are fun.
Now has a [[Characters/{{Silverhawks}} character page]], currently under construction.
The Silverhawks, the "partly metal, partly real" space law-enforcement for the Limbo Galaxy (which wasn't much bigger than a solar system) oppose The Mob, run by the evil Mon*Star. The show wasn't as bad as you might have thought (with a few exceptions), despite its total lack of astronomy, physics, or really any sort of science. However the character designs are interesting, the characters themselves are engaging, and most of the stories are fun.
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TheSilverhawks, [=SilverHawks=], the "partly metal, partly real" space law-enforcement for the Limbo Galaxy (which wasn't much bigger than a solar system) oppose The Mob, run by the evil Mon*Star. The show wasn't as bad as you might have thought (with a few exceptions), despite its total lack of astronomy, physics, or really any sort of science. However the character designs are interesting, the characters themselves are engaging, and most of the stories are fun.
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The [=SilverHawks=], the "partly metal, partly real" space law-enforcement for the Limbo Galaxy (which wasn't much bigger than a solar system) oppose The Mob, run by the evil Mon*Star. The show wasn't as bad as you might have thought (with a few exceptions), despite its total lack of astronomy, physics, or really any sort of science. However the character designs are interesting, the characters themselves are engaging, and most of the stories are fun.
Now has a [[Characters/SilverHawks character page]], currently under construction.
The [=SilverHawks=], the "partly metal, partly real" space law-enforcement for the Limbo Galaxy (which wasn't much bigger than a solar system) oppose The Mob, run by the evil Mon*Star. The show wasn't as bad as you might have thought (with a few exceptions), despite its total lack of astronomy, physics, or really any sort of science. However the character designs are interesting, the characters themselves are engaging, and most of the stories are fun.
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The Silverhawks, the "partly metal, partly real" space law-enforcement for the Limbo Galaxy (which wasn't much bigger than a solar system) oppose The Mob, run by the evil Mon*Star. The show wasn't as bad as you might have thought (with a few exceptions), despite its total lack of astronomy, physics, or really any sort of science. However the character designs are interesting, the characters themselves are engaging, and most of the stories are fun.
Now has a [[Characters/{{Silverhawks}} character page]], currently under construction.
The Silverhawks, the "partly metal, partly real" space law-enforcement for the Limbo Galaxy (which wasn't much bigger than a solar system) oppose The Mob, run by the evil Mon*Star. The show wasn't as bad as you might have thought (with a few exceptions), despite its total lack of astronomy, physics, or really any sort of science. However the character designs are interesting, the characters themselves are engaging, and most of the stories are fun.
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TheSilverhawks, [=SilverHawks=], the "partly metal, partly real" space law-enforcement for the Limbo Galaxy (which wasn't much bigger than a solar system) oppose The Mob, run by the evil Mon*Star. The show wasn't as bad as you might have thought (with a few exceptions), despite its total lack of astronomy, physics, or really any sort of science. However the character designs are interesting, the characters themselves are engaging, and most of the stories are fun.
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The [=SilverHawks=], the "partly metal, partly real" space law-enforcement for the Limbo Galaxy (which wasn't much bigger than a solar system) oppose The Mob, run by the evil Mon*Star. The show wasn't as bad as you might have thought (with a few exceptions), despite its total lack of astronomy, physics, or really any sort of science. However the character designs are interesting, the characters themselves are engaging, and most of the stories are fun.
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The Silverhawks, the "partly metal, partly real" space law-enforcement for the Limbo Galaxy (which wasn't much bigger than a solar system) oppose The Mob, run by the evil Mon*Star. The show wasn't as bad as you might have thought (with a few exceptions), despite its total lack of astronomy, physics, or really any sort of science. However the character designs are interesting, the characters themselves are engaging, and most of the stories are fun.
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TheSilverhawks, [=SilverHawks=], the "partly metal, partly real" space law-enforcement for the Limbo Galaxy (which wasn't much bigger than a solar system) oppose The Mob, run by the evil Mon*Star. The show wasn't as bad as you might have thought (with a few exceptions), despite its total lack of astronomy, physics, or really any sort of science. However the character designs are interesting, the characters themselves are engaging, and most of the stories are fun.
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The [=SilverHawks=], the "partly metal, partly real" space law-enforcement for the Limbo Galaxy (which wasn't much bigger than a solar system) oppose The Mob, run by the evil Mon*Star. The show wasn't as bad as you might have thought (with a few exceptions), despite its total lack of astronomy, physics, or really any sort of science. However the character designs are interesting, the characters themselves are engaging, and most of the stories are fun.
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The Silverhawks, the "partly metal, partly real" space law-enforcement for the Limbo Galaxy (which wasn't much bigger than a solar system) oppose The Mob, run by the evil Mon*Star. The show wasn't as bad as you might have thought (with a few exceptions), despite its total lack of astronomy, physics, or really any sort of science. However the character designs are interesting, the characters themselves are engaging, and most of the stories are fun.
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* SixthRanger: The original Silverhawks got four new teammates (Hotwing, Flashback, Condor and Moonstryker) midway through the series.
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* ActionGirl: Steel Heart.
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* BigBad: Mon*Star.
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* BrotherSisterTeam: Steelheart and Steelwill. They're both {{Gadgeteer Genius}}es who work together all the time... and then punch down walls together all the time. They even suffered heart failures at the same time, requiring them to get fitted with bionic replacements prior to the Silverhawk assignment.
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* CuteMute: Copper Kid.
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* DistaffCounterpart: In-series example. Like Bluegrass (a Silverhawk), Melodia (one of the mob) attacks using a musical instrument that shoots lasers shaped like music staves (plural of "staff"). In Melodia's case, she uses a keytar [[note]]A musical keyboard designed to be held like a guitar, and one of the iconic musical instruments of synthpop bands in TheEighties.[[/note]] [[http://www.roland.com Roland]] is the only company that still makes them [[note]](the AX-SYNTH is their flagship model, along with the AX-9 and out-of-production AX-7)[[/note]]. whereas Bluegrass uses a guitar.
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* GadgeteerGenius: Hardware, one of Mon*Star's mob, as well as Steelheart and Steelwill.
* HeroicMime: Copper Kid, who hails from the Planet of Mimes.
* HeroicMime: Copper Kid, who hails from the Planet of Mimes.
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* TheShadowKnows: Molec-U-Lar's disguises have one flaw...
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* WeirdSun: The Artificial Sun, a titanic flashlight at the edge of the sector.
* WickedWitch: Melodia isn't one per se. However, the way she talks is a cross between this and the ValleyGirl accent. She also laughs like a Wicked Witch (and also acts like one...).
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* WickedWitch: Melodia isn't one per se. However, the way she talks is a cross between this and the ValleyGirl accent. She also laughs like a Wicked Witch (and also acts like one...).sector.
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* DistaffCounterpart: In-series example. Like Bluegrass (a Silverhawk), Melodia (one of the mob) attacks using a musical instrument that shoots lasers shaped like music staves (plural of "staff"). In Melodia's case, she uses a keytar [[hottip:*:A musical keyboard designed to be held like a guitar, and one of the iconic musical instruments of synthpop bands in TheEighties.]] [[http://www.roland.com Roland]] is the only company that still makes them [[hottip:*:(the AX-SYNTH is their flagship model, along with the AX-9 and out-of-production AX-7)]]. whereas Bluegrass uses a guitar.
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* RoguesGallery: Mon*Star and his mob fill this role for the Silverhawks, fittingly enough. The specific members of Mon*Star's mob are Yes-Man, Hardware, Melodia, Windhammer, Molec-U-lar, Mumbo Jumbo, Poker-Face, Buzz-Saw and Timestopper. Other villains include Zero the Memory-thief (who worked occasionally with Mon*Star's mob), the Rhino, the Cyclops, the Space Bandit and the Bounty Hunter.
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* DistaffCounterpart: In-series example. Like Bluegrass (a Silverhawk), Melodia (one of the mob) attacks using a musical instrument that shoots lasers shaped like music staves (plural of "staff"). In Melodia's case, she uses a keytar [[hottip:*:A musical keyboard designed to be held like a guitar, and one of the iconic musical instruments of synthpop bands in TheEighties. [[http://www.roland.com Roland]] is the only company that still makes them (the AX-SYNTH is their flagship model, along with the AX-9 and out-of-production AX-7).]] whereas Bluegrass uses a guitar.
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''WesternAnimation/{{Thundercats}}'' InSpace. (Not entirely, but darned close). A [[RankinBassProductions Rankin/Bass]] AnimatedSeries from [[TheEighties 1986]] that shares most of its production and creative teams with its predecessor.
The Silverhawks, the "partly metal, partly real" space law-enforcement for the Limbo Galaxy (which wasn't much bigger than a solar system) oppose The Mob, run by the evil Mon*Star. The show wasn't as bad as you might have thought (with a few exceptions), despite its total lack of astronomy, physics, or really any sort of science. However the character designs are interesting, the characters themselves are engaging, and most of the stories are fun.
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!!''{{Silverhawks}}'' includes examples of:
* ActionGirl: Steel Heart.
* AndKnowingIsHalfTheBattle: A subversion. While it does occur at the end of each episode, it's neither a "[[AnAesop moral of the story]]", nor a "public service announcement". Instead, it's a short astronomy lesson (mostly about the solar system and its then-nine planets [Pluto is now a dwarf planet]) presented within the context of Bluegrass training the Copper Kidd as a pilot.
* BadGuyBar: The Sinistar Saloon. [[FrothyMugsOfWater 100% alcohol-free]].
* BigBad: Mon*Star.
* BatmanCanBreatheInSpace: Yeah, it's by the people who did ''WesternAnimation/{{Thundercats}}'', alright.
* BrotherSisterTeam: Steelheart and Steelwill. They're both {{Gadgeteer Genius}}es who work together all the time... and then punch down walls together all the time. They even suffered heart failures at the same time, requiring them to get fitted with bionic replacements prior to the Silverhawk assignment.
* CoolStarship: The Maraj. Aesthetically pleasing design, it also contains compartments to launch each of the Silverhawks from, and the main cockpit can detach into a fighter-like mode while the rest of the craft goes invisible.
* CuteMute: Copper Kid.
* DistaffCounterpart: In-series example. Like Bluegrass (a Silverhawk), Melodia (one of the mob) attacks using a musical instrument that shoots lasers shaped like music staves (plural of "staff"). In Melodia's case, she uses a keytar [[hottip:*:A musical keyboard designed to be held like a guitar, and one of the iconic musical instruments of synthpop bands in TheEighties. [[http://www.roland.com Roland]] is the only company that still makes them (the AX-SYNTH is their flagship model, along with the AX-9 and out-of-production AX-7).]] whereas Bluegrass uses a guitar.
* {{Environment Specific Action Figure}}s: The action figure line included Quicksilver, Steelwill and Bluegrass in "ultrasonic suits" as well as their regular outfits.
* EpisodeTitleCard
* EverythingsSquishierWithCephalopods: Mon*Star's mode of transportation and battle mount is the Sky-Runner, a five-tentacled space squid clad in armor.
* ExpositoryThemeTune
* {{Expy}}:The BigBad is a gravelly voiced villain who has his own transformation phrase and can transform into a much more powerful form. [[WesternAnimation/{{Thundercats}} Hmm, on what show was there also a character like that?]]
* FiveManBand: At least for the first season, until [[TheSixthRanger later characters were added to the squad]].
** TheHero: Quicksilver.
** TheLancer: Bluegrass.
** TheBigGuy: Steelwill.
** TheChick: Steelheart.
** TheSmartGuy: Copper Kid.
* GadgeteerGenius: Hardware, one of Mon*Star's mob, as well as Steelheart and Steelwill.
* HeroicMime: Copper Kid, who hails from the Planet of Mimes.
* HeterosexualLifePartners: Seymour and Zeek .
* HeyItsThatVoice: In addition to reusing some cast members from ''WesternAnimation/{{ThunderCats}}'', Melodia was voiced by Janice from ''{{Friends}}'', seriously!
* HollywoodCyborg: The Silverhawks.
* InstrumentOfMurder: Bluegrass's guitar and Melodia's keytar.
* MerchandiseDriven
* MethuselahSyndrome: People apparently measure their lifespans in the ''millennia''.
* MirrorMoralityMachine
* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Condor's voice is an imitation of HumphreyBogart.
* ObsoleteMentor: Commander Stargazer.
* TheOtherDarrin: When Adolph Caesar (the original voice of Hotwing) died during production, another actor took over the role.
* SciFiWritersHaveNoSenseOfScale: Where to begin!?
* TheShadowKnows: Molec-U-Lar's disguises have one flaw...
* SixtyFiveEpisodeCartoon
* TheSmurfettePrinciple: Occurs on both sides with Steel Heart (good guys) and Melodia (bad guys).
* SpacePolice: The premise of the show.
* SurferDude: Moon Stryker.
* TeamPet: Tallyhawk, Quicksilver's cyborg hawk.
* TeamTitle
* TheTeaser: Each episode opened with clips from that day's story, accompanied by a {{narrator}} giving a brief plot synopsis.
* ThoseTwoGuys: Seymour and Zeek.
* TimeStandsStill: Timestopper's power.
* TransformationSequence: Combined with ByThePowerOfGreyskull and AddedAlliterativeAppeal. Different in that the bad guy does it.
-->"Moonstar of Limbo... give me the might... the muscle... the menace... of ''MON*STAR!!''"
* TwinTelepathy: Steelheart and Steelwill. This is why their hearts failed simultaneously. Used at least once after that, but not much more than that.
* YouFailPhysicsForever: Again, ''where to begin''?!
** Well, okay, for starters, in this show, space has air. And also a "down." A few harmless insectoid workers get thrown off a ship in one episode and this is as close to an on-screen death as we usually get.
* WeirdSun: The Artificial Sun, a titanic flashlight at the edge of the sector.
* WickedWitch: Melodia isn't one per se. However, the way she talks is a cross between this and the ValleyGirl accent. She also laughs like a Wicked Witch (and also acts like one...).
[[caption-width:318:"Wings of silver, nerves of steel... Silverrrhawwwwks!"]]
''WesternAnimation/{{Thundercats}}'' InSpace. (Not entirely, but darned close). A [[RankinBassProductions Rankin/Bass]] AnimatedSeries from [[TheEighties 1986]] that shares most of its production and creative teams with its predecessor.
The Silverhawks, the "partly metal, partly real" space law-enforcement for the Limbo Galaxy (which wasn't much bigger than a solar system) oppose The Mob, run by the evil Mon*Star. The show wasn't as bad as you might have thought (with a few exceptions), despite its total lack of astronomy, physics, or really any sort of science. However the character designs are interesting, the characters themselves are engaging, and most of the stories are fun.
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!!''{{Silverhawks}}'' includes examples of:
* ActionGirl: Steel Heart.
* AndKnowingIsHalfTheBattle: A subversion. While it does occur at the end of each episode, it's neither a "[[AnAesop moral of the story]]", nor a "public service announcement". Instead, it's a short astronomy lesson (mostly about the solar system and its then-nine planets [Pluto is now a dwarf planet]) presented within the context of Bluegrass training the Copper Kidd as a pilot.
* BadGuyBar: The Sinistar Saloon. [[FrothyMugsOfWater 100% alcohol-free]].
* BigBad: Mon*Star.
* BatmanCanBreatheInSpace: Yeah, it's by the people who did ''WesternAnimation/{{Thundercats}}'', alright.
* BrotherSisterTeam: Steelheart and Steelwill. They're both {{Gadgeteer Genius}}es who work together all the time... and then punch down walls together all the time. They even suffered heart failures at the same time, requiring them to get fitted with bionic replacements prior to the Silverhawk assignment.
* CoolStarship: The Maraj. Aesthetically pleasing design, it also contains compartments to launch each of the Silverhawks from, and the main cockpit can detach into a fighter-like mode while the rest of the craft goes invisible.
* CuteMute: Copper Kid.
* DistaffCounterpart: In-series example. Like Bluegrass (a Silverhawk), Melodia (one of the mob) attacks using a musical instrument that shoots lasers shaped like music staves (plural of "staff"). In Melodia's case, she uses a keytar [[hottip:*:A musical keyboard designed to be held like a guitar, and one of the iconic musical instruments of synthpop bands in TheEighties. [[http://www.roland.com Roland]] is the only company that still makes them (the AX-SYNTH is their flagship model, along with the AX-9 and out-of-production AX-7).]] whereas Bluegrass uses a guitar.
* {{Environment Specific Action Figure}}s: The action figure line included Quicksilver, Steelwill and Bluegrass in "ultrasonic suits" as well as their regular outfits.
* EpisodeTitleCard
* EverythingsSquishierWithCephalopods: Mon*Star's mode of transportation and battle mount is the Sky-Runner, a five-tentacled space squid clad in armor.
* ExpositoryThemeTune
* {{Expy}}:The BigBad is a gravelly voiced villain who has his own transformation phrase and can transform into a much more powerful form. [[WesternAnimation/{{Thundercats}} Hmm, on what show was there also a character like that?]]
* FiveManBand: At least for the first season, until [[TheSixthRanger later characters were added to the squad]].
** TheHero: Quicksilver.
** TheLancer: Bluegrass.
** TheBigGuy: Steelwill.
** TheChick: Steelheart.
** TheSmartGuy: Copper Kid.
* GadgeteerGenius: Hardware, one of Mon*Star's mob, as well as Steelheart and Steelwill.
* HeroicMime: Copper Kid, who hails from the Planet of Mimes.
* HeterosexualLifePartners: Seymour and Zeek .
* HeyItsThatVoice: In addition to reusing some cast members from ''WesternAnimation/{{ThunderCats}}'', Melodia was voiced by Janice from ''{{Friends}}'', seriously!
* HollywoodCyborg: The Silverhawks.
* InstrumentOfMurder: Bluegrass's guitar and Melodia's keytar.
* MerchandiseDriven
* MethuselahSyndrome: People apparently measure their lifespans in the ''millennia''.
* MirrorMoralityMachine
* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Condor's voice is an imitation of HumphreyBogart.
* ObsoleteMentor: Commander Stargazer.
* TheOtherDarrin: When Adolph Caesar (the original voice of Hotwing) died during production, another actor took over the role.
* SciFiWritersHaveNoSenseOfScale: Where to begin!?
* TheShadowKnows: Molec-U-Lar's disguises have one flaw...
* SixtyFiveEpisodeCartoon
* TheSmurfettePrinciple: Occurs on both sides with Steel Heart (good guys) and Melodia (bad guys).
* SpacePolice: The premise of the show.
* SurferDude: Moon Stryker.
* TeamPet: Tallyhawk, Quicksilver's cyborg hawk.
* TeamTitle
* TheTeaser: Each episode opened with clips from that day's story, accompanied by a {{narrator}} giving a brief plot synopsis.
* ThoseTwoGuys: Seymour and Zeek.
* TimeStandsStill: Timestopper's power.
* TransformationSequence: Combined with ByThePowerOfGreyskull and AddedAlliterativeAppeal. Different in that the bad guy does it.
-->"Moonstar of Limbo... give me the might... the muscle... the menace... of ''MON*STAR!!''"
* TwinTelepathy: Steelheart and Steelwill. This is why their hearts failed simultaneously. Used at least once after that, but not much more than that.
* YouFailPhysicsForever: Again, ''where to begin''?!
** Well, okay, for starters, in this show, space has air. And also a "down." A few harmless insectoid workers get thrown off a ship in one episode and this is as close to an on-screen death as we usually get.
* WeirdSun: The Artificial Sun, a titanic flashlight at the edge of the sector.
* WickedWitch: Melodia isn't one per se. However, the way she talks is a cross between this and the ValleyGirl accent. She also laughs like a Wicked Witch (and also acts like one...).
