History YMMV / CyberSix

* {{Macekre}}: Largely averted in the sense that most of the darker elements, such as Von Reichter's being a Nazi, are not censored, but simply glossed over and not mentioned.

* EarWorm: The opening song.

** They also recorded a full three minute version, which has never been released and probably never will be (unless DiscotekMedia has anything to say about it).

* CompleteMonster: Dr von Reichter. When describing why he had to destroy the Cybers, we're treated to a shot of a Fixed Idea forcing a nine-year-old Cyber into a ''meat grinder''. ''Alive''. ''Feet first''.

** They also recorded a full three minute version, which has never been released and probably never will be.

** They also recorded a full three minute version, which has never been released and probably never will be. [[ThatMakesMeFeelAngry Argh argh argh...]]

* MexicansLoveSpeedyGonzales: While having a character who is a ''giant'' Japanese racist stereotype. How does it do this? It takes a guy with extremely squinty eyes, glasses, and buckteeth who knows kung fu and whose {{Leitmotif}} is done with a Japanese instrument... and it makes him a [[{{Batman}} brilliant detective with a grappling hook, lots and lots of ingenious technology]], and the most insane biking skills in the world. His little sister, sharing the teeth and eyes, drove it even further by being dressed in a kimono the entire time. She was adorable, though, and was able to keep her cool while [[spoiler:having been kidnapped, impressive considering that she looked pretty young]]. In the show's defense, however, this was an episode that was based off a storyline in the original series, and the designs were likely lifted from the comics too.

** Let's not forget the obvious one, he figures out Cybersix's identity using genuine detective skills and physical agility that allows him to actually keep up with her.
** Also worth noting is that some of the features of them, like the buck teeth, were shared by a number of Caucasian characters as well.

the world. His little sister, sharing the teeth and eyes, drove it even further by being dressed in a kimono the entire time. She was adorable, though, and was able to keep her cool while [[spoiler:having been kidnapped, impressive considering that she looked pretty young]]. In the show's defense, however, this was an episode that was based off a storyline in the original series, and the designs were likely lifted from the comics too.

* TooGoodToLast: The cartoon, very much so.
* UnfortunateImplications: This show is so amazing that it ''averts'' this trope, while having a character who is a ''giant'' Japanese racist stereotype. How does it do this? It takes a guy with extremely squinty eyes, glasses, and buckteeth who knows kung fu and whose {{Leitmotif}} is done with a Japanese instrument... and it makes him a [[{{Batman}} brilliant detective with a grappling hook, lots and lots of ingenious technology]], and the most insane biking skills in the world. His little sister, sharing the teeth and eyes, drove it even further by being dressed in a kimono the entire time. She was adorable, though, and was able to keep her cool while [[spoiler:having been kidnapped, impressive considering that she looked pretty young]]. In the show's defense, however, this was an episode that was based off a storyline in the original series, and the designs were likely lifted from the comics too.
** And it's pretty clear that his kung fu was just meant to confuse the Fixed Ideas. José eventually waves them aside and [[CrowningMomentOfFunny tries to perform some kung fu of his own, only to fall on his butt as Yashimoto makes his escape]].
** Let's not forget the obvious one, he figures out Cybersix's identity using genuine detective skills and physical agility that allows him to actually keep up with her.
** Also worth noting is that some of the features of them, like the buck teeth, were shared by a number of Caucasian characters as well.
** Plus his voice is ''anything'' but stereotypical "Asian." He actually ''could'' stand in for Batman if he wanted.

* AccidentalNightmareFuel: ''Lots'' of it in the cartoon. Some notable examples are seeing Lucas as a werewolf version of himself, birds attacking citizens in a homage to TheBirds and an [[spoiler: island-sized bomb]] with a grotesque appearance.

* AccidentalNightmareFuel: ''Lots'' of it in the cartoon. Some notable examples are seeing characters like Lucas and Lori as werewolf versions of themselves, birds attacking citizens in a homage to TheBirds and an [[spoiler: island-sized bomb]] with a grotesque appearance.

** Also, when it appears [[spoiler: that Cybersix is blown up at the end of the last episode. Though it is implied she is alive at the end of the episode.]]

* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: Cybersix kills one monster by ''dropping a suspension bridge on it''.

* FetishFuel: Leather bodysuit? Check. Glorious ass-kicking skills? Check! Cross-dressing? Er... Sure, why not?

* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: [[http://youtube.com/watch?v=Z22seoMxgpI The opening theme song.]]

** And it's pretty clear that his kung fu was just meant to confuse the Fixed Ideas. José eventually waves them aside and [[CrowningMomentOfFunny tries to perform some kung fu of his own, only to fall on his butt as Yashimoto makes his escape.]]

* VillainDecay: Jose falls into this in the cartoon, what with his constant appearances and failures. Averted in the final episode though, where [[spoiler: he betrays his father so he can call the shots, leaving him to die in the base explosion.]]