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* MarsNeedsWomen: Some of the aliens make some predatory advances toward Akima when her pod is thrown into their prison cell. She manages to kick all of their butts though.



* SpaceIsNoisy: Zoom! Wizz! Crunch! Ka-boom! Zap! Crunch!

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* SpaceIsNoisy: Zoom! Wizz! Crunch! Ka-boom! Zap! Crunch!Crunch! Many explosion and spaceship sounds are still audible in the vast vacuum of space.



** In the movie, [[spoiler:the cook]] is killed very early on by the Drej. In the novelization, he merely disappears and his fate is unknown.

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** In the movie, [[spoiler:the cook]] the cook is killed very early on by the Drej. In the novelization, he merely disappears and his fate is unknown.
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* InsectoidAliens: The cockroach alien chef is pretty much a giant anthropomorphic bug.


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* OffingTheAnnoyance: When Cale and Korso are getting away from the Drej, the talkative insect alien chef tells a Drej soldier where they went. The chef continues [[MotorMouth talking and talking]] before the Drej soldier simply shoots him into a pile of goo.

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* KickChick: Stith, the ship's kangaroo-like alien weapons expert, uses her strong legs as a weapon.

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* KickChick: Stith, the ship's kangaroo-like alien weapons expert, uses her strong legs as a weapon. [[spoiler:Akima gets a good kick on Preed when he betrays them, too]].



* MirroringFaction: The novelization reveals this of the Drej compared to post-Earth humanity; much like the surviving humans fighting to survive without a home, the Drej are on the brink due to their technology breaking down in ways they don't know how to fix.

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* MirroringFaction: MirroringFactions: The novelization reveals this of the Drej compared to post-Earth humanity; much like the surviving humans fighting to survive without a home, the Drej are on the brink due to their technology breaking down in ways they don't know how to fix.


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* OrangeBlueContrast: Throughout the film, orange is associated with humans--such as the lighting in the opening Earth scenes, the color of Cale's map, and [[spoiler:the ''Titan'''s interior]]--and conveys courage and safety, while blue represents the Drej--both their cold, ruthless nature and the despair and fear they cause. When it's revealed [[spoiler:Korso]] is working for the Drej and Cale looks at him through his ship's doors, Cale has orange behind him while [[spoiler:Korso]] has blue. The exhaust flames of their spaceships are orange and blue respectively as well, showing whose goals are human- or Drej-aligned. Finally, when at the climax Cale successfully [[spoiler:uses the Drej's energy to power the Titan, the Drej beam and queen turn orange]].
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* AnalProbing: Averted for comedy:
-->'''Akima:''' Hand me the probe.\\
'''Cale:''' Where does the probe ''go?''\\
''[Akima jams the probe into a wound on his thigh]''
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* WrenchWench: Akima is a handy mechanic as it's a pretty vital part of most people's skill sets.

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* %%* WrenchWench: Akima is a handy mechanic as it's a pretty vital part of most people's skill sets.

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* WrenchWench:
** Akima is a handy mechanic as it's a pretty vital part of most people's skill sets.
** [[invoked]] Stith thoroughly averts this in that she is ''not'' the typical human (or alien) cutie and she ''hates'' doing repairs, though she is rather handy with weapons, as befitting her intelligent and aggressive but not at all mechanical character.
--->'''Stith:''' [[PlayingAgainstType I am educated and well-read]], I am ''not'' a mechanic! [[ProudWarriorRace I have my pride!]]

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* WrenchWench:
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WrenchWench: Akima is a handy mechanic as it's a pretty vital part of most people's skill sets.
** [[invoked]] Stith thoroughly averts this in that she is ''not'' the typical human (or alien) cutie and she ''hates'' doing repairs, though she is rather handy with weapons, as befitting her intelligent and aggressive but not at all mechanical character.
--->'''Stith:''' [[PlayingAgainstType I am educated and well-read]], I am ''not'' a mechanic! [[ProudWarriorRace I have my pride!]]
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** An early conversation between Cale and [[PromotedToParent Tek]] hints that this could be why humans are TheScrappy of the galaxy. According to Tek, [[YouShouldKnowThisAlready if Cale had bothered to read a history book like instructed]], he would know that humans weren't exactly the nicest species before their planet blew up. Now that it has, most other aliens [[TakeThatScrappy aren't inclined to pity or help them]].

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** An early conversation between Cale and [[PromotedToParent Tek]] hints that this could be why humans are TheScrappy of the galaxy. According to Tek, [[YouShouldKnowThisAlready if Cale had bothered to read a history book like instructed]], instructed, he would know that humans weren't exactly the nicest species before their planet blew up. Now that it has, most other aliens [[TakeThatScrappy aren't inclined to pity or help them]].

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It was the final traditionally-animated film created by Creator/TwentiethCenturyFox's animation studio until ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsonsMovie'' in 2007.

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It was the final Creator/TwentiethCenturyFox would not release another traditionally-animated film created by Creator/TwentiethCenturyFox's animation studio until ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsonsMovie'' in 2007.
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* InexplicablySpeaksFluentAlien: The first time Cale Tucker encountered the Drej, he was a boy of four. He was sent off-world with Tek just before the Drej mothership destroyed the world with an EarthShatteringKaboom. Much later, when Cale is nineteen, he gets captured by the Drej, and made to reveal the location of the Titan spacecraft. Somehow, Cale can understand what the Drej queen is saying, including her desire to eradicate humanity entirely.

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-->[[spoiler: '''Korso:''' Face it, kid. You've lost.\\
'''Preed:''' Actually... [[ChronicBackstabbingDisorder you]] ''[[BastardUnderstudy all have!]]'' Captain, if you would be so kind as to dispose of your firearm?]]

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-->[[spoiler: '''Korso:''' Face it, kid.Cale. You've lost.\\
'''Preed:''' Actually... [[ChronicBackstabbingDisorder you]] ''[[BastardUnderstudy all have!]]'' Captain, if you would be so kind as to dispose of your firearm?]]firearm?\\
'''Korso''': You...backstabbin'...\\
'''Preed''': Well, I learned from the best. But it wasn't just the money the Drej were offering. It was the health plan that came with it. [[DirtyCoward They'd let me live, provided I kill all of you before they get here.]] They should be here shortly!]]
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* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: Mainly applies if you're familiar with Don Bluth's other films. Apart from the GenreShift into Science Fiction (''really'' not part of any of his other films), this one's dark even for him and lacks much of his signature whimsy.
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* ContemptibleCover: Some promotional material for the film showed Akima in a breast-baring {{Stripperiffic}} outfit which appears nowhere in the film.
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* FoulCafeteriaFood: One scene has Cale Tucker and Tek sit down for lunch break at Tau Station's mess hall. Lunch that day is an alien version of spaghetti and meatballs: the spaghetti is long green strands of seaweed, and the meatballs are tiny, pale critters with all their limbs sliced off. The meatballs hop around on the plates in a desperate effort to escape. Cale comments: "I just wish they'd kill my food before I eat it."
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I Ate What clean up. The trope is when a character eats something, unaware of what they are consuming, and then reacts in disgust after they find out what it is. Misuse will be deleted or moved to another trope when applicable. Administrivia.Zero Context Examples will be removed or commented out depending on the amount of context within the entry.


* HypocriticalHumour: The Alien Cook refers to humans as being highly unsanitary and considers their preferred food to be disgusting. He's an alien ''cockroach'' who apparently serves alien [[IAteWhat feces]] and living creatures in [[AlienLunch the food]] he serves.

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* HypocriticalHumour: The Alien Cook refers to humans as being highly unsanitary and considers their preferred food to be disgusting. He's an alien ''cockroach'' who apparently serves alien [[IAteWhat feces]] feces and living creatures in [[AlienLunch the food]] he serves.
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I Ate What clean up. The trope is when a character eats something, unaware of what they are consuming, and then reacts in disgust after they find out what it is. Misuse will be deleted or moved to another trope when applicable. Administrivia.Zero Context Examples will be removed or commented out depending on the amount of context within the entry.


** Later he learns that his lunch had been ''[[IAteWhat laced with feces]]'' before it was served to him. Ew.

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** Later he learns that his lunch had been ''[[IAteWhat laced ''laced with feces]]'' feces'' before it was served to him. Ew.
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* ParentalAbandonment: Par for the course, being a Don Bluth film. The surviving Earthlings have even lost their mother ''planet'', so some critics have [[FanNickname dubbed it]] "The Ultimate Don Bluth Film".

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* ParentalAbandonment: Par for the course, being a Don Bluth film. The surviving Earthlings have even lost their mother ''planet'', so some critics have [[FanNickname dubbed it]] "The Ultimate Don Bluth Film".''planet''.
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-->[[spoiler: '''Korso:''' Face it, kid! You've lost!\\
'''Preed:''' Actually... you ''[[BastardUnderstudy all have!]]'' Captain, if you would be so kind as to dispose of your firearm?]]

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-->[[spoiler: '''Korso:''' Face it, kid! kid. You've lost!\\
lost.\\
'''Preed:''' Actually... you [[ChronicBackstabbingDisorder you]] ''[[BastardUnderstudy all have!]]'' Captain, if you would be so kind as to dispose of your firearm?]]
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* TheForeignSubtitle: As the initials for ''A.E.'' were difficult to properly translate, in some places the movie was just named ''Titan'' with the following subtitles:
** ''After the Destruction of Earth'' (Portugal/Croatia) [a little wordy, but probably closer to the English title than the other two]
** ''After Our Time'' (Hungary)
** ''The New Earth'' (Poland)
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--->'''Cale:''' I'd just like them to kill my food before they serve it to me. Is that too much to ask?

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--->'''Cale:''' I'd just like them to kill my food before they serve it to me. Y'know I do an honest day's work; I want already dead food. Is that too much for a fellah to ask?
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* NarrowAnnihilationEscape: An energy-based race known as the Drej has attacked Earth due to knowledge about a ship known as "The Titan Project", They show up with a [[WaveMotionGun giant ship weapon]], and fire a BeamOWar at North America, resulting in a literal EarthShatteringKaboom. A handful of humans flee in spaceships, but the majority of the human race is massacred in the destruction. Those that survive find themselves reduced to becoming spacefaring hoboes: either doing menial work in the ghettos of civilized worlds, or scrounging subsistence in drifter colonies.
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* ImmortalityThroughMemory: One of the companion books introduced the Hodrians, who believe that as long as a person's name is still out there, they endure. Because of this belief, they create "memory spheres", glass capsules with a person's name written on a piece of paper inside of it. Much of their activity consist of finding new places to stash these things, as their original planet has since been buried in them.

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* MirroringFaction: The novelization reveals this of the Drej compared to post-Earth humanity; much like the surviving humans fighting to survive without a home, the Drej are on the brink due to their technology breaking down in ways they don't know how to fix.



* NotSoDifferent: The novelization reveals this of the Drej compared to post-Earth humanity; much like the surviving humans fighting to survive without a home, the Drej are on the brink due to their technology breaking down in ways they don't know how to fix.
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* HappilyEverAfter: The crew fights like hell but [[spoiler:the eventually found New Earth (on Planet Bob).]]

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* HappilyEverAfter: The crew fights like hell but [[spoiler:the [[spoiler:they eventually found New Earth (on Planet Bob).]]



* HeelFaceRevolvingDoor: [[spoiler:Korso]] worked for humanity, than the Drej, then came back to the side of humanity, and [[RedemptionEqualsDeath was killed]] in a HeroicSacrifice.

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* HeelFaceRevolvingDoor: [[spoiler:Korso]] worked for humanity, than then the Drej, then came back to the side of humanity, and [[RedemptionEqualsDeath was killed]] in a HeroicSacrifice.
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* ForebodingFleeingFlock: In the opening sequence, a squirrel and a mixed flock of birds panic and flee, disturbed by the ground tremors of evacuation ship launches.

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* ForebodingFleeingFlock: In the opening sequence, a squirrel and a mixed flock of birds panic and flee, disturbed by the ground tremors of evacuation ship launches. Sadly, in this case there's no safe place for them to run ''to''.
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* ForebodingFleeingFlock: In the opening sequence, a squirrel and a mixed flock of birds panic and flee, disturbed by the ground tremors of evacuation ship launches.
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* MeaningfulName: The ''Phoenix'', the ship Cale and Akima chase down Korso with, was just a derelict attached to the New Bangkok drifter colony until they refurbished it. Also refers to the new life they give to the human race, who have definitely been living in the ashes for years.

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* MeaningfulName: The ''Phoenix'', the ship Cale and Akima chase down Korso with, was just a derelict attached to the New Bangkok drifter colony until they refurbished it. Also refers to the new life they give to the human race, who have definitely been living in the ashes for years.years, and to the rebirth of lost Earth's ecosystems on [[spoiler: Bob]].
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* BookEnds: The film's prologue ends with the original Earth violently exploding out of existence and humankind's remnants fleeing from the fragmented debris. [[spoiler:The film's epilogue begins with New Earth ("Planet Bob") imploding into formation and humankind's scattered remnants converging on their new home.

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* BookEnds: The film's prologue ends with the original Earth violently exploding out of existence and humankind's remnants fleeing from the fragmented debris. [[spoiler:The film's epilogue begins with New Earth ("Planet Bob") imploding into formation and humankind's scattered remnants converging on their new home.home]].

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* BatPeople: The Valkyrie visits a broken world called Sessharim, which is home to beaked and horned bat-like aliens. They swarm around the landing party, greatly unnerving them. However, these bat-people aren't hostile; in fact, they aid Cale Tucker in finding his father's legacy, and keep the landing party safe from an attack by a Drej fighter squadron.

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* BatPeople: The Valkyrie ''Valkyrie'' visits a broken world called Sessharim, which is home to beaked and horned bat-like aliens. They swarm around the landing party, greatly unnerving them. However, these bat-people aren't hostile; in fact, they aid Cale Tucker in finding his father's legacy, and keep the landing party safe from an attack by a Drej fighter squadron.


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* BookEnds: The film's prologue ends with the original Earth violently exploding out of existence and humankind's remnants fleeing from the fragmented debris. [[spoiler:The film's epilogue begins with New Earth ("Planet Bob") imploding into formation and humankind's scattered remnants converging on their new home.
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* GasCylinderRocket: Korso uses a fire extinguisher to propel himself and Cale to the ''Valkyrie'' after their stolen ship's cabin windows crack.
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* DoomedHometown: The main character's [[InsignificantLittleBluePlanet home planet]] is [[EarthShatteringKaboom destroyed]] by the Drej for reasons that are, at the time, obscure. [[spoiler:Turns out the Drej were ''scared'' of humanity and wanted to weaken them.]]

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