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* ClicheStorm: An EvilOverlord wants to take over the universe, and it's up to a group of TeenageMutantSamuraiWombats (in this case, talking dinosaurs created from alien technology) to stop him. It's been done many times over, [[TropesAreTools and yet it still works]].
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* ClicheStorm: An EvilOverlord wants to take over the universe, and it's up to a group of TeenageMutantSamuraiWombats (in this case, talking dinosaurs created from alien technology) to stop him. It's been done many times over, [[TropesAreTools [[Administrivia/TropesAreTools and yet it still works]].
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* AlternativeCharacterIntrepretation: There are some signs that Saral may have feelings for Rex, such as worrying about his well-being, refusing to abandon him when he tells the team to leave him and in the Washington D.C. battle, she takes a laser blast that Zalex intended for Rex.
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* LoveItOrHateIt: There are fans of the comic who adore it for paying homage to many 90s cartoons, for having many diverse characters, for knowing that its plot is over-the-top and absurd without taking itself too seriously, and for having [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs talking dinosaurs fight each other]]. Then there are readers who hate the comic for trying so hard to be a 90s cartoon that it overshadows itself by showing off the action scenes and character designs, as opposed to focusing on world building, character growth, and explaining the characters' backstories.
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* AngstWhatAngst: Tyler and his father are nearly killed several times by Zalex and the Reptilians but he never thinks twice about it.
* AngstWhatAngst: Tyler and his father are nearly killed several times by Zalex and the Reptilians but he never thinks twice about it.
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* TheScrappy: Tyler for hogging the spotlight from the Strike Force and his TotallyRadical lingo.
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* SoCoolItsAwesome: A lot of fans of the comic, even those who admit it's not good, enjoy it merely because of its premise, and for feeling very much like a 90s cartoon without trying to be too dark.
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*CompleteMonster: [[CardCarryingVillain Master Zalex]] is an [[EvilOverlord evil alien overlord]] who desires to rule the entire galaxy. After landing on planet Earth, [[BigBad Zalex]] captures several dinosaurs and forces the Nodes aliens to turn them into {{super soldier}}s, threatening to destroy their planet if they don't help him. Millions of years later, after Zalex and his Reptilian dinosaurs are awakened, Zalex kills all the scientists who mistakenly wake him up, shortly before he and the Reptilians invade a submarine base and slaughter most of the soldiers in the vicinity. He later forces the survivors to assist him in his schemes, and nearly kills the Strike Force dinosaurs when they confront him. Zalex gets the dinosaurs to surrender by kidnapping Saral and threatening to kill her in front of them. Once captured, Zalex tries to convert the Strike Force into mindless slaves with a serum, [[WouldHurtAChild and even sends his Reptilians to try and kill Tyler]]. When the serum is destroyed, Zalex tries to kill the Strike Force again by blowing up the submarine base, and he later invades Washington, D.C., where he and his Reptilians start destroying the city and killing anyone who opposes him. After the President refuses to submit to Zalex's demands, Zalex tries to [[NukeEm blow up the city with a nuclear warhead]]. A violent warlord who craves absolute domination, Zalex cares about nothing but ruling over species lesser than him, and will kill anyone who opposes him or is deemed useless.
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* ClicheStorm: An EvilOverlord wants to take over the universe, and it's up to a group of TeenageMutantSamuraiWombats (in this case, talking dinosaurs created from alien technology) to stop him. It's been done many times over, [[TropesAreTools and yet it still works]].
* LoveItOrHateIt: There are fans of the comic who adore it for paying homage to many 90s cartoons, for having many diverse characters, for knowing that its plot is over-the-top and absurd without taking itself too seriously, and for having [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs talking dinosaurs fight each other]]. Then there are readers who hate the comic for trying so hard to be a 90s cartoon that it overshadows itself by showing off the action scenes and character designs, as opposed to focusing on world building, character growth, and explaining the characters' backstories.
* SoBadItsGood: Some of the dialogue is cheesy, the characters are one-note, and the action scenes and overall plot is ridiculous and over-the-top. But it's still enjoyable mindless fun, and some people enjoy the fact that the comic seems to be self-aware of this.
* SoCoolItsAwesome: A lot of fans of the comic, even those who admit it's not good, enjoy it merely because of its premise, and for feeling very much like a 90s cartoon without trying to be too dark.
* LoveItOrHateIt: There are fans of the comic who adore it for paying homage to many 90s cartoons, for having many diverse characters, for knowing that its plot is over-the-top and absurd without taking itself too seriously, and for having [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs talking dinosaurs fight each other]]. Then there are readers who hate the comic for trying so hard to be a 90s cartoon that it overshadows itself by showing off the action scenes and character designs, as opposed to focusing on world building, character growth, and explaining the characters' backstories.
* SoBadItsGood: Some of the dialogue is cheesy, the characters are one-note, and the action scenes and overall plot is ridiculous and over-the-top. But it's still enjoyable mindless fun, and some people enjoy the fact that the comic seems to be self-aware of this.
* SoCoolItsAwesome: A lot of fans of the comic, even those who admit it's not good, enjoy it merely because of its premise, and for feeling very much like a 90s cartoon without trying to be too dark.
