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* AssPull - AssPull: Some viewers saw [[spoiler:Raptus' sudden FaceHeelTurn a random and poorly added device meant to simply further the plot]].
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* TheWoobie - Raptus. It's obvious that being the sole survivor of the Off-GRID exploration team has taken a toll on his mental state, and being constantly beaten by off-GRID entities has taken it's toll. [[spoiler:Turns into a WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds by the Season 2 finale, after being tired of his weakness]].
* TheWoobie - Raptus. It's obvious that being the sole survivor of the Off-GRID exploration team has taken a toll on his mental state, and being constantly beaten by off-GRID entities has taken it's toll. [[spoiler:Turns into a WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds by the Season 2 finale, after being tired of his weakness]].
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*TheWoobie - TheWoobie: Raptus. It's obvious that being the sole survivor of the Off-GRID exploration team has taken a toll on his mental state, and being constantly beaten by off-GRID entities has taken it's toll. [[spoiler:Turns into a WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds by the Season 2 finale, after being tired of his weakness]].
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** Season 1, Episode 12 - Striker has finished going through a LockAndLoad montage in preparation to play Cecilia's game, thinking they will be fighting to the death. Cecila surprises him by revealing that they WON'T be fighting to the death, pointing out that Striker can't harm her in any way, thus rendering a fight pointless.
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* TheWoobie - Raptus. It's obvious that being the sole survivor of the Off-GRID exploration team has taken a toll on his mental state, and being constantly beaten by off-GRID entities has taken it's toll. [[spoiler:Turns into a WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds by the Season 2 finale, after being tired of his weakness]].
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* [[TearJerker Tearjerker]] - Striker finding the abducted Stikbots in Season 2, Episode 11 definitely counts. His cry of anguish as he angrily beats down a Metalbot afterwards adds to the emotion. The fact that [[spoiler:Raptus betrays him seconds later]] doesn't help either.
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* TheWoobie - Raptus. It's obvious that being the sole survivor of the Off-GRID exploration team has taken a toll on his mental state, and being constantly beaten by off-GRID entities has taken it's toll. [[spoiler:Turns into a WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds by the Season 2 finale, after being tired of his weakness]].weakness]].
* WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds: Surprisingly, [[TragicMonster Cecile]], once her past is revealed in Season 5.
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* BrokenBase - [[spoiler: Raptus' [[FaceHeelTurn betrayal]] and overall fate. Some viewers felt his unprecedented turn to villainy was an excellent plot point to further Striker's story, and that Raptus deserved to die for his actions in stealing the power nodes of Stikbot prisoners. Other viewers (this troper included) felt that Raptus' betrayal was horribly executed, with it being too sudden and having very little context or decent motivation, with Raptus' later actions opposing his prior character traits; additionally, Striker's quick willingness to kill his war comrade has caused conflict, as it clashes with his ideals of helping others. Most viewers have practically forgotten Raptus by now, while only a few viewers (this troper included) hope the character will make a return in future seasons.]]
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* [[TearJerker Tearjerker]] - Striker finding the abducted Stikbots in Season 2, Episode 11 definitely counts. His cry of anguish as he angrily beats down a Metalbot afterwards adds to the emotion. The fact that [[spoiler:Raptus betrays him seconds later]] doesn't help either.
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* AssPull - some viewers saw [[spoiler:Raptus' sudden FaceHeelTurn a random and poorly added plot device meant simply further Striker's story]].
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** Season 1, Episode 1 - the series begins with Stikbot citizens gathering over the disappearances of other Stikbots within the GRID, when suddenly one pink Stikbot starts screaming "WE'RE ALL GONNA DIE!" before being knocked out by Striker. Shortly after Striker calms the citizens and everyone leaves, the pink Stikbot just as suddenly regains consciousness and resumes screaming "WE'RE ALL GONNA DIE!" before realizing everyone's gone.
** Season 1, Episode 7 - one of the Stikbot prisoners attempts to escape his captors by playing dead, only for the Predator to unsheathe its blade, prompting the Stikbot to quickly recover.
** Season 1, Episode 12 - Striker has finished going through a LockAndLoad montage in preparation to play Cecilia's game, thinking they will be fighting to the death. Cecila surprises him by revealing that they WON'T be fighting to the death, pointing out that Striker can't harm her in any way, thus rendering a fight pointless.
** Ask Your Questions! - When Striker proposes that viewers ask the heroes (i.e. Raptus, Pixel, Shift), cheers are heard. When Striker proposes that viewers ask the villains (i.e. Vamprah, Regalius, Cecilia), a fake scream effect is heard.
** Q&A with the Cast - reading a comment regarding whether Raptus and Shift will come back for Season 2 prompts the two to point out that answering said comment would be a huge spoiler.
*** Pixel and Striker begin talking about the process of becoming "Spark Mates", causing Shift to exclaim disgust, claiming the content to be "lovey dovey", with Striker accusing Shift of being jealous due to not having a Spark Mate. Shift then asks Raptus is he has a spark mate, to which Raptus responds in his most deadpan voice, "My spark mate is dead". Cue silence and cricket chirps.
*** Hearing Striker say he'd want the power to shoot lasers and Raptus complain that nobody's asked him what powers he'd want is humorous to hear.
** Season 2, Episode 1 - Striker's interactions with Off-Grid individuals gives off an awkwardness due to their difference in size, along with Striker's over-friendliness in comparison to the individual's cold cynicism.
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** Season 1, Episode 1 - the series begins with Stikbot citizens gathering over the disappearances of other Stikbots within the GRID, when suddenly one pink Stikbot starts screaming "WE'RE ALL GONNA DIE!" before being knocked out by Striker. Shortly after Striker calms the citizens and everyone leaves, the pink Stikbot just as suddenly regains consciousness and resumes screaming "WE'RE ALL GONNA DIE!" before realizing everyone's gone.
** Season 1, Episode 7 - one of the Stikbot prisoners attempts to escape his captors by playing dead, only for the Predator to unsheathe its blade, prompting the Stikbot to quickly recover.
** Season 1, Episode 12 - Striker has finished going through a LockAndLoad montage in preparation to play Cecilia's game, thinking they will be fighting to the death. Cecila surprises him by revealing that they WON'T be fighting to the death, pointing out that Striker can't harm her in any way, thus rendering a fight pointless.
** Ask Your Questions! - When Striker proposes that viewers ask the heroes (i.e. Raptus, Pixel, Shift), cheers are heard. When Striker proposes that viewers ask the villains (i.e. Vamprah, Regalius, Cecilia), a fake scream effect is heard.
** Q&A with the Cast - reading a comment regarding whether Raptus and Shift will come back for Season 2 prompts the two to point out that answering said comment would be a huge spoiler.
*** Pixel and Striker begin talking about the process of becoming "Spark Mates", causing Shift to exclaim disgust, claiming the content to be "lovey dovey", with Striker accusing Shift of being jealous due to not having a Spark Mate. Shift then asks Raptus is he has a spark mate, to which Raptus responds in his most deadpan voice, "My spark mate is dead". Cue silence and cricket chirps.
*** Hearing Striker say he'd want the power to shoot lasers and Raptus complain that nobody's asked him what powers he'd want is humorous to hear.
** Season 2, Episode 1 - Striker's interactions with Off-Grid individuals gives off an awkwardness due to their difference in size, along with Striker's over-friendliness in comparison to the individual's cold cynicism.
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