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11	->''"Shouldn't you children be in school?"''
12	-->-- '''The Chief'''
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14	''Teamo Supremo'' (2002-2004) was a Creator/{{Disney}} superhero comedy cartoon created by ''WesternAnimation/{{Recess}}'' writer Phil Walsh that originally aired as part of Disney's Creator/OneSaturdayMorning programming block (right before its transition into ABC Kids), before airing the second half of its run on Creator/ToonDisney.
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16	The show follows three schoolchildren named [[TokenTrio Crandall, Hector and Brenda]]. After Crandall convinces his friends to join his dream of becoming a superhero, the trio manages to get the approval of the initially reluctant Governor Kevin to become their state's official crime-fighting team: the eponymous Teamo Supremo. Together, as Captain Crandall, Skate Lad, and Rope Girl (respectively), the trio of friends battle any evildoers threatening the safety of their unnamed American state.
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18	The series followed an episodic TwoShorts format throughout its run, but the third and final season would go on to begin a short StoryArc regarding Crandall's "superpowers". A RunningGag throughout the series was Crandall constantly claiming that [[InterspeciesAdoption he's an alien]] with dormant superpowers, which everyone (including his mother and sister) seems to take in stride. The final episode would reveal that he actually ''does'' possess super-strength, but the implications that this might have had were [[CutShort left unresolved]] as a result of the series' cancellation.
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20	These days, ''Teamo Supremo'' is probably the most forgotten show to come out of Creator/DisneyTelevisionAnimation during the early 2000s, if not all-time. During its run, it saw little audience attention, with detractors comparing the cartoon unfavorably to ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls'' (despite the two series sharing few elements, if any, outside the "three kid superheroes premise" and the [[Creator/ColumbiaCartoons UPA]][[GenreThrowback -inspired]] ThickLineAnimation). The series also suffers from a bad case of KeepCirculatingTheTapes, with much of the third season of the show being considered lost/missing media.
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23	!!Trope me, Brenda!
24	* ActionDressRip: Tiffany Javelin's manager exploits this by tearing up Tiffany's favorite clothes ''while she's wearing them'' to make her look cooler.
25	* ActuallyPrettyFunny: The Aesop of the Stylist episode. After Crandall's mom talks about how styles change, providing a photo of when she was young, Teamo is able to look at their bad haircuts and laugh at them. This gives them the strength to face the Sylist and her taunts for giving everyone a TraumaticHaircut.
26	* AdamWesting: Gary Owens, best known for playing various Creator/HannaBarbera heroes, voiced the OldSuperhero Dark Talon (Crandall's paternal grandpa).
27	* BattleCry: Each team member has one, which doubles as their personal {{Kiai}}. When other superheroes are introduced, they have similar callouts when using their powers.
28	--> '''Captain Crandall:''' Buh-za!\
29	'''Skate Lad:''' Chi-ka!\
30	'''Rope Girl:''' Wuh-pa!
31	* BavarianFireDrill: The Birthday Bandit in his first episode appears as a clown at a party. He then ties up the birthday boy and his parents on the pretext of doing a trick, and has his minions steal the presents.
32	* BeachEpisode: "Sun, Surf, Sand...and Skull?"
33	* BerserkButton:
34	** Crandall when the Out of This World Cafe and Museum of the Unknown gets destroyed in "Science Friction!"
35	** Do not destroy any sector if Paulson is in the vicinity. Compared to that, he doesn't show any anger when Skate Lad confesses to breaking his specialized board.
36	** Skate Lad will burst out in ranting Spanish if you belittle Mexican culture.
37	%%* BigEater: Brenda.
38	* BrokenPedestal:
39	** Most of Tiffany's fans when Paulson creates an EngineeredPublicConfession that reveals Tiffany is just letting her manager boss her around and tell her what to think.
40	** Crandall thinks much less of Dr. Droid after the latter replaces everyone in the city with robot duplicates, including his mother and sister.
41	* ByThePowerOfGreyskull: Crandall's "Rope me, Brenda!" since the kids turn into their superhero forms by jumping together with Brenda's jump rope.
42	* CallBack:
43	** At the beginning of the series Paulson updated the kids' weapons from simple toys so that they could handle tougher villains like Technor. When his janitor goes on a mad spree with gloves that affect objects with metal, Paulson downgrades the weapons into wood, plastic and rope so that they can defeat The Gauntlet.
44	** Tiffany Javelins in her first appearance made Brenda forget her hero duties. In her next appearance, where [[spoiler:Dr. Droid and the manager have replaced her with a robot]], Brenda again gets lured towards stardom.
45	* CartesianKarma: Despite being under her manager's influence and contractual thumb, Tiffany in her first appearance gets arrested for the crimes she committed. [[spoiler:By her second episode, she's wised up to not get involved in any more criminal behavior, leading to her manager locking her up]].
46	* {{Catch Phrase}}s: In addition to the main trio's battle cries...
47	** Rope Girl's "Neither did I, but I guess I do!" whenever she displays a new skill and someone else says "I didn't know you could do that".
48	** Governor Kevin answers the phone with "Y'ello, you got your guv."
49	** Whenever the Chief arrests the villain of the episode and tells them what's going to happen to them, he always ends with "...IN JAIL!!"
50	** Jean's "I have to know this stuff if I'm going to be a [insert occupation here] someday."
51	** Mrs. Woolingantz excuses the trio from class with "Crandall, Brenda, and Hector, the governor needs you in his office; you are excused."
52	** Helius Inflato's very distinctive EvilLaugh, "Har-de-har har har!"
53	** Crandall's grandfather, a ComicBook/CaptainAmerica {{Expy}}, has his own catchphrase.
54	-->"Let freedom ring!"
55	* CampStraight: The Governor has visible eyelashes and seems flamboyant at times, but he does has a girlfriend.
56	* CaptainSuperhero: Crandall's superhero name is Captain... Crandall.
57	* ChekhovsGun:
58	** In the Cinco de Mayo episode, Hector reveals that despite Le Poodle disarming Teamo that he still has his skateboard screwdriver. He uses it to undo the bolts of their cage.
59	** Brenda while [[spoiler:rehearsing with "Tiffany" for a song realizes that singing high notes shorts the latter out; it takes her much longer to realize that Tiffany is a robot. Rope Girl then exploits this to defeat the army of Tiffany bots at the end]].
60	* ChocolateFrostedSugarbombs: In the episode "Thug the Caveman Returns!", governor Kevin talks about an old cereal called "Breakast Clubs", which was apparently pulled from the shelves when scientists discovered it contained more than 100% pure sugar.
61	* ChristmasEpisode: "Happy Holidays, Mr. Gruff"
62	* ClarkKenting: Crandall's mom seemingly can't tell why she never sees her son and "that kid from Teamo Supremo" in the same place; [[spoiler:however, in the last episode, we find out that she's been aware of it the whole time.]]
63	* {{Cephalothorax}}: Technor without his HumongousMecha.
64	* ClearMyName: In Cheapskate's episode, when Skate Lad is accused of stealing people's possessions, he's not allowed to do any more superhero stuff until the team can find out who the real culprit is.
65	* ComedicUnderwearExposure: In the episode "Enter the Cheapskate" the Chief's pants fall down, revealing his pink underwear with hearts, much to his embarrassment.
66	* CompressedVice:
67	** Brenda's slovenliness.
68	** All the girls in the city whenever Tiffany Javelins is doing a public appearance immediately follow her lead, even Paulson's coworker Samantha and the Chief's daughter.
69	* ContinuityNod:
70	** Teamo's second episode involved HowDoIShotWeb with their upgraded weapons. When Le Poodle steals them in the Cinco de Mayo, he can't get Rope Girl's jumprope to work.
71	** While up in the attic in one episode, Crandall finds what appears to be an old costume of his with a "C" emblem on it. A few episodes later, we see that "C" emblem again on a microchip of the Cloaked Skull's mask, with Crandall remarking that it looks familiar to him somehow.
72	* CoolBigSis: Jean to Crandall. She often provides useful information and advice to the team for their situations, serves as a SecretKeeper, and has huge career plans.
73	%%* CorruptCorporateExecutive: Will 2 Wynn.
74	* CrowdChant: The episode "The Big Put Down" has a villain called the Put Down Artist insulting everyone. They end up destroying his morale by chanting "Poco loco en el coco" at him (see GratuitousSpanish below for an explanation).
75	* CurbStompBattle: Technor in his first appearance defeats Teamo without breaking a sweat because they're still using an ordinary yo-yo, jump rope, and skateboard. Governor Kevin and Paulson anticipate this, so they immediately upgrade the team's weapons.
76	* DaChief: The Chief, of course.
77	* DisappearedDad: Averted; the kids' respective fathers make a brief appearance in "Grounded!"
78	* DisneyDeath: [[spoiler: The last episode has the villain throwing a statue on Teamo and seemingly crushing them, but Crandall's super-strength suddenly appears and he lifts the statue up.]]
79	* DoNotCallMePaul: "Big Skull" does not like being addressed by that name.
80	* {{Eagleland}}: Flavor 1 definitely forms a part of the show's theme -- highlighted when the show featured a villain based on the RedScare.
81	* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: An early episode has a different girl who gives Mrs. Woolingantz a note to excuse Teamo.
82	* EleventhHourSuperpower: [[spoiler: Y'know those alleged superpowers Crandall claims to have? They manifest in the final episode (well, SuperStrength at least) to save him from being crushed to death]].
83	* ElSpanishO: The series title is a mild case of this.
84	%%* EngineeredPublicConfession
85	* EurekaMoment: In "The Sinister Substitute", when Mrs. Crandall comments on the kids' excessive homework being "almost criminal", the kids' realize Madam Snake has replaced Mrs. Woolingantz.
86	%%* EverybodyDoTheEndlessLoop
87	* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: The alien responsible for the Cloaked Skull's name is a repeated sound of chattering teeth. Since "saying" his name hurts your teeth, most Earthlings call him "Big Skull".
88	* EvilDiva: Tiffany Javelins, the Sinister Songstress, in her first appearance. [[spoiler:Later on, due to her manager and Dr. Droid locking her up, she undergoes a HeelFaceTurn and helps Teamo.]]
89	* EvilMinions: Most of the villains have them.
90	* EvilTwin: Dr. 'Droid makes robot copies of everyone, including Teamo and even himself.
91	** Skate Lad seems to have his own [[Franchise/TheFlash Reverse-Flash]] in the evil, super-speedy roller skater Cheapskate.
92	** There's also the evil, scooter-riding rival of Skate Lad, Scooter Lad.
93	* ExplosiveOverclocking: The one weakness of the Mega Gauntlets is a failsafe that shuts them down if they exert too much power for too long.
94	* {{Expy}}: The Governor ''may'' be a UsefulNotes/BillClinton expy, if TheNineties trend of having them in childrens' cartoons is anything to go by. (cf. ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}'', ''WesternAnimation/DextersLaboratory''.)
95	* EyesAlwaysShut: Mrs. Woolingantz.
96	* GentlemanThief: Le Poodle, whose name is a play on the ClassyCatBurglar trope.
97	* GoneHorriblyRight: Paulson's biggest mistake was when he invented the Mega Gauntlets and they proved to be too powerful to use responsibly.
98	* GratuitousSpanish: Skate Lad breaks out in Spanish whenever he's angry, like when Le Poodle steals artifacts from a Mexican museum on Cinco de Mayo.
99	** In "The Big Put Down", Skate Lad refers to the Put Down Artist as "poco loco en el coco" (which, as Brenda explains, means "a little crazy in the coconut"). It ends up being helpful later on. The {{Catch Phrase}}s of the respective team members also bring Spanish to mind, though they're gibberish for the most part.
100	* HeelFaceTurn: Tiffany Javelins, alias the Songstress, helps Teamo after her first appearance. [[spoiler:It helps that her manager and Dr. Droid locked her up when they made a bunch of robots based on her and decided YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness.]]
101	* HalloweenEpisode: "The Haunted House on Horror Hill".
102	* HoistByHisOwnPetard: Dr. Droid's plan to replace everyone in the city with robot duplicates backfires when his own robots turn on him and create a robot duplicate of Dr. Droid.
103	* HookHand: Laser Pirate has one that doubles as a laser blade.
104	* HowDoIShotWeb: When Teamo's weapons get upgraded from simple toys to serious gadgets, they have a tough time adjusting to them in the fight with Technor. They have to take the time to practice with them while Technor steals power from everywhere.
105	* HumanAlien: Crandall thinks he's one. [[spoiler:And if his sudden manifestation of super strength in the last episode is any indication, he may be right.]]
106	* HypnoFool:
107	** In "Appetite for... Dessert", Hypnotheria hypnotizes Teamo Supremo to become addicted to junk food.
108	** In "The Chief of Cheer", Hypnotheria returns, and hypnotizes the Chief to become happy and destroy Governor Kevin.
109	* HypnoticEyes: Hypnotheria's power.
110	** Used on the Teamo and others in "Appetite for... Dessert", where the Teamo is hypnotized into wanting to eat junk food.
111	** Used on the Chief in "The Chief of Cheer"; Hypnotheria tells him to "destroy" Governor Kevin.
112	* IncredibleShrinkingMan: The plot of "Micro Supremo".
113	* IntrepidReporter: Ollie Jimson, a ComicBook/JimmyOlsen {{Expy}}.
114	* KickTheDog:
115	** The Put Down Artist exists to make everyone else feel bad. Teamo explicitly mentions that they can't BeatThemAtTheirOwnGame because they don't know how to stoop to that level. Eventually their retorts are more general like "poco loco en el coco" and reciting jokes that Mauricio wrote for them.
116	** Mauricio went too far by mocking Coco Caliente for her bad haircut on live television, when it wasn't her fault. In revenge she becomes The Stylist and vows to give ''everyone,'' including him, a TraumaticHaircut.
117	* KidHero: Our protagonists are all grade schoolers.
118	* KnowsTheRopes: Rope Girl uses her jump rope several ways, among which like a whip and like a lasso.
119	* LargeHam: Crandall, who is convinced that he is an alien superhero.
120	* LaserBlade: Laser Pirate's laser hook.
121	* LastSecondWordSwap: When Crandall suddenly performs a super-jump while holding Rope Girl as they're evading Technor.
122	-->'''Rope Girl:''' I didn't know you can do that!
123	-->'''Crandall:''' Neither did I, but I guess I-
124	-->'''Technor:''' LET ME CRUSH YOU!!!
125	-->'''Crandall:''' -better do it again.
126	* LegacyCharacter: Crandall's grandfathers were both superheroes. Specifically, expies of Franchise/{{Batman}} and ComicBook/CaptainAmerica. [[spoiler:Their advice doesn't help Crandall or Teamo when fighting his grandparents' old nemeses, but the two make a surprise appearance to corner the ringleader.]]
127	* LoopholeAbuse: If Mr. Large ever gets arrested, odds are he'll always avoid jailtime because of some unnamed technicality.
128	* LukeIAmYourFather: Parodied when Skate Lad corners the [=CheapSkate=]. ("No you're not; my dad works down at the sporting goods store. I look just like him, loser!")
129	%%* MadArtist: The Animating Anarchist.
130	%%* MadScientist
131	* MassOhCrap: The heroes that would have auditioned to protect the city in the pilot run out of the governor's mansion screaming when Crandall screams "Baron Blitz is here and he's got a giant robot!"
132	%%* MasterOfIllusion
133	* MayDecemberRomance: In the last episode, Paulson has something he wants to admit to Samantha, but he gets cut off. And keep in mind, he's already got grey hair while Samantha looks below 40.
134	* MeaningfulName: It may not be a good idea to insult someone whose last name is "Caliente," the Spanish word for "[[HotBlooded hot]]". Coco Caliente takes offense when Mauricio makes fun of her bad haircut on live television.
135	* MisplacedRetribution: Mauricio was the only one who insulted Coco Caliente for her bad haircut, while the audience laughed. So obviously she must take revenge on the entire city and give them one TraumaticHaircut after another.
136	* MissingStepsPlan: The team faced a villain who had no real plan short of stealing random stuff. His motives are so vague, it confuses not only them but his cohorts as well (one of them planned on leaving because he's tired of the leader's lack of clarity). They decide to use this trope against him by threatening with "The Supremo Something". He gives up so he doesn't have to find out what this "something" is.
137	* MonsterClown: The Birthday Bandit, whose modus operandi is sabotaging birthday parties and throwing some sinister parties of his own. In one episode, he becomes the Valentine Bandit and sets out to ruin Valentine's Day. He's even voiced by [[Creator/MarkHamill someone]] known for a [[WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries certain other]] [[ComicBook/TheJoker evil clown]].
138	* MooseAndMapleSyrup: One episode features crooked hockey players causing chaos at the World's Fair, attempting to hijack a bus to Saskatoon. Another episode features clothing store robberies being committed by a French Canadian robber named the Trapster.
139	* MotorMouth: Dehydro. At times, his lines sound like they were written by [[WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls Mojo Jojo]].
140	* MrExposition: The usual role of Governor Kevin and the Chief.
141	* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed:
142	** Tiffany Javelins is an {{Expy}} of Britney Spears.
143	** Mr. Gruff in the ChristmasEpisode is a white version of Mr. T.
144	* NoNameGiven: Crandall and Brenda's surnames have never been revealed.
145	* OhCrap:
146	** Brenda and Hector at first when Crandall tells them they're auditioning as heroes in front of the governor.
147	** Mauricio in the Stylist episode when she hijacks his show and gives him a TraumaticHaircut. His reason? He caused her StartOfDarkness by making fun of the one time she came on the show with a terrible hairdo.
148	** One astronomer when Mirror Star steals the lenses from his telescopes.
149	* PatrioticFervor: Skate Lad. Coming from a Mexican-American boy, strangely enough.
150	* {{Pirate}}: Laser Pirate, who ironically hates water.
151	* APirate400YearsTooLate: Laser Pirate has advanced technology, but he's still an example of the classic "Arr!" pirate stereotype.
152	* PowerTrio: It stars three {{Kid Hero}}es.
153	* PrimAndProperBun: Mrs. Woolingantz hairstyle.
154	* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: The Governor at first is understandably nervous about three kids deciding to stop Baron von Blitz. When he sees them in action, however, and especially after they capture the Baron in the pilot, he makes them deputized heroes. He also prepares for when their ordinary belt, rope and skateboard will fail in battle and gives them upgrades courtesy of Paulson.
155	* RoyalWe: Hypnotheria wants to become queen, and always refers to herself as "we". She mentions this trope by name in her debut episode, "Appetite For... Dessert!"
156	-->'''Rope Girl:''' We sleep right, train hard, and always make healthy food choices!\
157	'''Hypnotheria:''' Healthy food choices, eh? Well, we'll see if we can't fix that!\
158	'''Skate Lad:''' Who's "we"?\
159	'''Hypnotheria:''' ''We'' are, you pathetic peasant! I'm using the royal "we".
160	* RunningGag: Jean always wants a different career each episode.
161	%%* ScaryLibrarian: Libro Shushman.
162	* ScoobyDooHoax: In fact, the episode itself was a ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDoo'' parody entirely!
163	* SecretKeeper:
164	** Governor Kevin knows who all the kids are, and in fact usually calls them from their class. In the first and second episode he called their home line, before they got upgraded to phone watches.
165	** Jean and Mrs. Woolingantz (since "The Sinister Substitute"). Not only does [[spoiler:Crandall's mom know their secret, but she also seems to be hiding something about Crandall]].
166	* ShapeShifting: Madam Snake's power.
167	* ShouldntWeBeInSchoolRightNow: Discussed and lampshaded by the Chief in the pilot. Later on, Governor Kevin calls the kids' school so they can be excused from class.
168	* ShoutOut:
169	** While under mind control in one episode, the Chief exits with an [[Series/ThePrisoner1967 "OK"-gesture over his eye and says "Be seeing you!"]]
170	** While trying to look for help from Captain Excellent's hideout, one of the devices they find is [[Film/MontyPythonsTheMeaningOfLife a machine that goes "PING!"]]
171	** Skate Lad's costume resembles that of UsefulNotes/EvelKnievel.
172	** An episode features Mr. Beryllium, the editor of the ''Stately Planet'' newspaper, and his cub reporter [[Comicbook/JimmyOlsen Ollie Jimson]]. Mr. Beryllium keeps telling Ollie to "call him chief."
173	** One of the Birthday Bandit's henchmen is a woman in a [[ComicBook/HarleyQuinn harlequin]] costume.
174	** The villainous Inflato resembles Jackie Gleason, and even uses several of Gleason's comedic mannerisms ("hard-de-har-har!," "one of these days..."). His henchmen are parodies of Creator/DeanMartin, Creator/JerryLewis, and Sammy Davis, Jr.
175	* SkewedPriorities: Zigzagged. Teamo Supremo are crimefighting kids, so they are excused from class whenever they're needed. However, they are still kids, and, enforced by their teacher, they are not allowed to shirk their homework. They point out how gratful they are that she never gives out too much.
176	* SkyPirate: Laser Pirate's gimmick.
177	* SomethingPerson: Skate Lad (Hector) and Rope Girl (Brenda)
178	* SpeechImpediment: Captain Crandall has a slight lisp.
179	* {{Sssssnaketalk}}: The reptilian Madam Snake's speech impediment.
180	* SternTeacher: Mrs. Woolingantz always excuses Teamo from class, but does not like it when their homework is left unfinished. The ''are'' kids, after all.
181	* StockFootage: Teamo's transformation sequence is always the same (except in the wintertime episodes when they're dressed appropriately). Also, a sequence of Teamo traveling past a crowd of surprised citizens is often recycled throughout the show's run.
182	* StatusQuoIsGod: In "The Chief of Cheer", The Chief is hypnotized into becoming happy; at the end of the episode, he's back to his crabby self, and even says that being happy didn't work so well for him.
183	* TakeOverTheWorld: Baron Blitz aims to do this in his last appearance.
184	* TakeThat: Tiffany Javelins, a parody of Music/BritneySpears, who is ordered by her manager to act as a bad girl and have thousands of her fans follow in her footsteps, to sell records. The writers seemed to dive into low blows, given that Britney as an adult struggled with many problems.
185	* TeamPet: Crandall's dog, Action. In the pilot it's revealed that Crandall has turned his doghouse into a secret hideout.
186	%%* TeamSpirit
187	%%* TheCape
188	* {{Thememobile}}: In the first episode, Paulson is about to unveil a car that Teamo could supposedly use. But since Teamo's members are too young to drive, this becomes a subversion.
189	* ThisLooksLikeAJobForAquaman:
190	** The Chief during a GreenEyedMonster phase learns that Teamo can do many things, but they can't control traffic. This is something he can do, however, with pleasure.
191	** Also, the Chief has to coach Teamo when Baron von Blitz possess bronze statues from the Football Hall of Fame and Teamo's usual techniques don't work well on the field.
192	* TimeTravel: Lord Druid plans to go back in time, stop the nation from becoming a democracy, and establish himself as the monarch.
193	* TotallyRadical: Governor Kevin lived this trope, but it was probably intentional and [[Administrivia/TropesAreTools he managed to come across as a pretty cool guy despite (and perhaps even thanks to) it]].
194	* TraumaticHaircut: The Stylist delivers this to anyone who encounters her, including Teamo, thanks to a haircutting robot. She reveals her evil plan is to publicly humiliate her victims by putting them on live TV for the world to see. Eventually Skate Lad defeats it by trapping it under a hair dryer.
195	* TheUnseen: Since she's called Mrs. Woolingantz, it's reason to believe she's married. But her husband was never seen or mentioned.
196	* VocalDissonance: The Chief's daughter is a pretty young woman, yet she has a deep, raspy voice.
197	* VoluntaryShapeshifter: Madam Snake's M.O. She used her talent to disguise herself as those close to Temo Supremo to undermine their efforts, like when she disguised herself as their teacher and kept them buried under ludicrous ammounts of homework.
198	* WalkOnTheWildSideEpisode: Brenda twice, in both of the episodes with Tiffany Javelins. By emulating Tiffany, who is ordered by her manager to be a "bad girl," Brenda skips school, pierces her belly button, steals chocolate milk, and uses her rope against Hector and Crandall. In the second episode [[spoiler:she signs a contract to become a star like Tiffany, only to go back on it.]]
199	* WeCanRuleTogether:
200	** Laser Pirate offers to make Crandall his first mate, which he of course declines ("Why would I want to be a first mate when I'm already a captain!")
201	** Rope Girl gets suckered into entering a music contract with Tiffany Javelins in the latter's episode because the manager plays on her wanting to be a Star. [[spoiler:Brenda rips up her contract when she learns that the Tiffany she performed with was a robot and she abandoned her friends when they needed her help.]]
202	* WellIntentionedExtremist: In his first appearance Dr. Droid wants to make the world a better place by replacing "imperfect, unpredictable" humans with robot duplicates. Unfortunately, because ''he'' is an imperfect human, the robots turn on him to make the world better. Before their knockout gas affects him, he manages to tell Captain Crandall how to wake everyone up from their drugged sleep.
203	* WhereTheHellIsSpringfield: The state's name is never mentioned.
204	* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes: One episode established that Brenda is deeply afraid of water, to the point of being afraid to take a bath (she says she takes sponge baths instead). She manages to overcome this fear by the end of the episode.
205	* WordOName: The heroes team name follows this naming convention. Averted with their individual superhero names.
206	* WouldHurtAChild: Madam Snake definitely would, as shown when her henchmen sprain Skate Lad's leg and give Rope Girl a lot of splinters in one episode.
207	* WouldntHurtAChild: For what little it's worth, most of the villains in the show fall under this. Le Poodle incapacites them in the Cinco de Mayo episode, for example, but just locks them up to be sent away and confiscates their weapons.
208	* YouthfulFreckles: Crandall has these, which he inherited from his mom.
209	* ZergRush: Le Poodle's henchmen overwhelm Teamo Supremo in this fashion during the Cinco de Mayo episode. They surround Rope Girl so she can't catch them all, get into tug-of-war over Skate Lad's board, and pickpocket Captain Crandall's utility belt.

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