History WesternAnimation / TeamoSupremo

%%* CampStraight: The Governor.

* CompressedVice:

* YouthfulFreckles: Crandall has these.

%%* ThoseTwoBadGuys

* GettingCrapPastTheRadar:
** The fact that in Tiffany Javelins's episode her manager is starting a campaign to encourage Tiffany's fans to BareYourMidriff and pierce their belly buttons, as well as skip school and steal chocolate milk. Also note that a good portion of her fans are preteens, including Brenda, though the Chief's daughter and Paulsen's work partner also get swept away.
** In the banned Valentine's Day episode, the [[strike:Birthday]] Valentine Bandit kidnaps Governor Kevin's girlfriend; he responds to this development by saying "That fiend stole my heart!" ([[HoYay Taking this line in the wrong context]] might be the reason the episode was banned.)

* IdiotPlot: When Crandall turns into his superhero-persona, the only thing he changes is his clothes. He doesn't even wear a mask, and has his real name right in his superhero name, which is basically just giving away his secret identity. Yet SOMEHOW, his own mother can't recognize him when he's wearing the costume.

* VocalDissonance: The Chief's daughter is a pretty young man, yet she has a deep, raspy voice.

* Crandall's grandfather, a ComicBook/CaptainAmerica {{Expy}}, has his own catchphrase.

These days, ''Team Supremo'' is probably the most forgotten show to come out of Creator/DisneyTelevisionAnimation during the early 2000s. During its run, it saw little audience attention, with detractors comparing the cartoon unfavorably to ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls'' (despite the two series sharing few elements, if any, outside the "three kid superheroes premise"). The series also suffers from a bad case of KeepCirculatingTheTapes, with the second half of the show being considered lost media.

* MonsterClown: The Birthday Bandit, whose modus operandi is sabotaging birthday parties and throwing some sinister parties of his own. In one episode, he becomes the Valentine Bandit and sets out to ruin Valentine's Day. He's even voiced by [[Creator/MarkHamill someone]] known for a [[WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries certain other]] [[SelfDemonstrating/TheJoker evil clown]].

These days, ''Team Supremo'' is probably the most forgotten show to come out of Creator/DisneyTelevisionAnimation during the early 2000s. During its run, it saw little audience attention, with detractors comparing the cartoon unfavorably to ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls'' (despite the two series sharing few elements, if any, outside the "three kid superheroes premise). The series also suffers from a bad case of KeepCirculatingTheTapes, with the second half of the show being considered lost media.

* SternTeacher: Mrs. Woolingantz always excuses Teamo from class, but does not like it when their homework is left unfinished.

* TakeOverTheWorld: Baron Blitz aims to do this in his last appearance ([[Film/StreetFighter OF]] [[Website/ThatGuyWithTheGlasses COURSE!!]]).

-->- '''The Chief'''

* TotallyRadical: Governor Kevin lived this trope, but it was probably intentional and [[TropesAreNotBad he managed to come across as a pretty cool guy despite (and perhaps even thanks to) it]].

* ScoobyDooHoax: In fact, the episode itself was a ''ScoobyDoo'' parody entirely!

* ShoutOut: While under mind control in one episode, the Chief exits with a [[Series/ThePrisoner "B"-gesture by his nose and says "Be seeing you!"]]

''Teamo Supremo'' (2002-2004) was a Creator/{{Disney}} cartoon created by ''WesternAnimation/{{Recess}}'' writer Phil Walsh that originally aired as part of Disney's Creator/OneSaturdayMorning programming block (right before its transition into ABC Kids), before airing the second half of its run on Creator/ToonDisney.

The show follows three schoolchildren named [[TokenTrio Crandall, Hector and Brenda]]. With the latter two following along with the former's dreams of becoming a superhero, the trio manages to get the approval of the initially reluctant Governor Kevin to become the eponymous [[TheyFightCrime crime-fighting]] team to battle any evildoers threatening the safety of their unnamed American state. after the former convinces the latter two . As superheroes, they call themselves Captain Crandall, Skate Lad, and Rope Girl, respectively.

[[caption-width-right:350:These kids have some funky fresh moves. Left to right: Skate Lad, Captain Crandall and Rope Girl.]]

''Teamo Supremo'' (2002-2004) was a Creator/{{Disney}} cartoon originally aired as part of Disney's One Saturday Morning right before its transition into ABC Kids, and was just as quickly shown in reruns on Creator/ToonDisney (and for a short while, the regular Creator/DisneyChannel) when the channel was still showing Disney cartoons on a regular basis. It is a rather simple show about three ordinary schoolchildren named Crandall, Hector and Brenda (right), who take on the secret identities of the eponymous [[TheyFightCrime crime-fighting]] trio to battle evildoers. As superheroes, they call themselves Captain Crandall, Skate Lad, and Rope Girl, respectively.

Perhaps because of the simplicity of that, the show was never one of Disney's popular franchises mostly due to coming at a time during ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls'' popularity (some detractors even claiming it copied from it though the show had plenty of differences outside the three kid superheroes format) and only had 39 episodes (albeit each one following a TwoShorts format). What the viewers missed out on, though, was a short StoryArc in the third season regarding Crandall's superpowers (he thinks he is an alien) that was [[CutShort left unresolved]] as a result of the series' cancellation.

* DisneyDeath: [[spoiler: The last episode has the villain throwing a statue on Teamo and seemingly crushing them, but Crandall's super-strength suddenly appears and he lifts the statue up]].

* DisneyDeath: [[spoiler: The last episode has the villain throwing a statue on Teamo and seemingly crushing them, but [[CrowningMomentOfAwesome Crandall's super-strength suddenly appears and he lifts the statue up]].]]

* KnowsTheRopes: Rope Girl uses her jump rope several ways, among which like a whip and like a lasso.

* WhipItGood: Rope Girl uses her jump rope like a whip, as well as a lasso.

* CurbStompBattle: Technor in his first appearance defeats Teamo without breaking a sweat because they're still using an ordinary yo-yo, jumprope, and skateboard. Governor Kevin and Paulson anticipate this, so they immediately upgrade the team's weapons.

* GratuitousSpanish:
** Skate Lad breaks out in Spanish whenever he's angry, like when Le Poodle steals artifacts from a Mexican museum on Cinco de Mayo.