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* WhatAnIdiot: Starscream gets visited by a group of humans, who tell him all they know about the villain's plan. Instead of acting upon it, [[spoiler: He has the humans imprisoned and sends one man to deal with the threat. It goes horribly.]]
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* AssPull: [[spoiler:Garrison Kreiger actually being Merklynn wasn't alluded to ''at all'' in ''Revolutionaries'', the series where he debuted; and while there were some ''small'' hints in First Strike's prologue and backup stories [[note]]In #0, Kreiger speaks about how magic is the greatest power in the universe, and how technology is only a soulless imitation of it. In "The Origins of Evil, Part 5" Kreiger never actually gives his birthplace, only saying that he felt "alien" when in America. Finally, at the end of that issue, Kreiger comments on how there are many more worlds to conquer... he was not speaking metaphorically.[[/note]] it was so minor that to most it came across as a ShockingSwerve that had little to do with the plot of either ''Revolutionaries'' or ''First Strike''.]]
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* AssPull: [[spoiler:Garrison Kreiger actually being Merklynn wasn't alluded to ''at all'' in ''Revolutionaries'', the series where he debuted; and while there were some ''small'' hints in First Strike's prologue and backup stories [[note]]In #0, Kreiger speaks about how magic is the greatest power in the universe, and how technology is only a soulless imitation of it. In "The Origins of Evil, Part 5" Kreiger never actually gives his birthplace, only saying that he felt "alien" when in America. Finally, at the end of that issue, Kreiger comments on how there are many more worlds to conquer... he was not speaking metaphorically.[[/note]] it was so minor that to most it came across as a ShockingSwerve that had having little to do with the plot of either ''Revolutionaries'' or ''First Strike''.]]
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* HilariousInHindsight: Dr. Edward Luttwak spends a lot of time balking over the fact that the Air Force is still using the B-52 Stratofortress as its primary bomber--which by then had been in service for about two and a half decades. "''No airline'' would ever use an airplane for this long!" And yet ...
** ... As of 2013--citing the bomber's ability to remain airborne for very long periods of time, its reliability, and its usefulness in supporting ground operations where opponents have limited air defense--the Air Force plans to continue using the B-52 well into 2045, almost a '''century''' after its first flight.
** ... As of 2013--citing the bomber's ability to remain airborne for very long periods of time, its reliability, and its usefulness in supporting ground operations where opponents have limited air defense--the Air Force plans to continue using the B-52 well into 2045, almost a '''century''' after its first flight.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Dr. Edward Luttwak spends a lot of time balking over the fact that the Air Force is still using the B-52 Stratofortress as its primary bomber--which by then had been in service for about two and a half decades. "''No airline'' would ever use an airplane for this long!" And yet ...
** ... Asyet, as of 2013--citing 2021--citing the bomber's ability to remain airborne for very long periods of time, its reliability, and its usefulness in supporting ground operations where opponents have limited air defense--the Air Force plans to continue using the B-52 well into 2045, almost a '''century''' after its first flight.
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* WhatAnIdiot: Starscream gets visited by a group of humans, who tell him all they know about the villain's plan. Instead of acting upon it, [[spoiler: He has the humans imprisoned and sends one man to deal with the threat. It goes horribly.]]
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* WhatAnIdiot: Starscream gets visited by a group of humans, who tell him all they know about the villain's plan. Instead of acting upon it, [[spoiler: He has the humans imprisoned and sends one man to deal with the threat. It goes horribly.]]]]
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* AssPull: [[spoiler:Garrison Kreiger actually being Merklynn really comes out of absolutely nowhere, without even so much a single hint beforehand.]]
** [[spoiler:Not completely out of nowhere. In #0, Kreiger speaks about how magic is the greatest power in the universe, and how technology is only a soulless imitation of it. In "The Origins of Evil, Part 5" Kreiger never actually gives his birthplace, only saying that he felt "alien" when in America. Finally, at the end of that issue, Kreiger comments on how there are many more worlds to conquer... he was not speaking metaphorically.]]
** [[spoiler:Not completely out of nowhere. In #0, Kreiger speaks about how magic is the greatest power in the universe, and how technology is only a soulless imitation of it. In "The Origins of Evil, Part 5" Kreiger never actually gives his birthplace, only saying that he felt "alien" when in America. Finally, at the end of that issue, Kreiger comments on how there are many more worlds to conquer... he was not speaking metaphorically.]]
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* AssPull: [[spoiler:Garrison Kreiger actually being Merklynn really comes out of absolutely nowhere, without even so much a single hint beforehand.]]
** [[spoiler:Not completely out of nowhere. Inwasn't alluded to ''at all'' in ''Revolutionaries'', the series where he debuted; and while there were some ''small'' hints in First Strike's prologue and backup stories [[note]]In #0, Kreiger speaks about how magic is the greatest power in the universe, and how technology is only a soulless imitation of it. In "The Origins of Evil, Part 5" Kreiger never actually gives his birthplace, only saying that he felt "alien" when in America. Finally, at the end of that issue, Kreiger comments on how there are many more worlds to conquer... he was not speaking metaphorically.[[/note]] it was so minor that to most it came across as a ShockingSwerve that had little to do with the plot of either ''Revolutionaries'' or ''First Strike''.]]
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** ... As of 2013--citing the bomber's ability to remain airborne for very long periods of time, its reliability, and its usefulness in supporting ground operations where opponents have limited air defense--the Air Force plans to continue using the B-52 well into 2045, almost a '''century''' after its first flight.
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* WhatAnIdiot: Starscream gets visited by a group of humans, who tell him all they know about the villain's plan. Instead of acting upon it, [[spoiler: He has the humans imprisoned and sends one man to deal with the threat. It goes horribly.]]
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* WhatAnIdiot: Starscream gets visited by a group of humans, who tell him all they know about the villain's plan. Instead of acting upon it, [[spoiler: He has the humans imprisoned and sends one man to deal with the threat. It goes horribly.]]
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* HilariousInHindsight: Dr. Edward Luttwak spends a lot of time balking over the fact that the Air Force is still using the B-52 Stratofortress as its primary bomber--which by then had been in service for about two and a half decades. "''No airline'' would ever use an airplane for this long!" And yet ...
** ... As of 2013--citing the bomber's ability to remain airborne for very long periods of time, its reliability, and its usefulness in supporting ground operations where opponents have limited air defense--the Air Force plans to continue using the B-52 well into 2045, almost a '''century''' after its first flight.
** ... As of 2013--citing the bomber's ability to remain airborne for very long periods of time, its reliability, and its usefulness in supporting ground operations where opponents have limited air defense--the Air Force plans to continue using the B-52 well into 2045, almost a '''century''' after its first flight.
