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* CharClone: Schwarzwald: masked character with his own agenda, consistent rival to the lead, pilots three red mechs, and they are more maneuverable (three times faster).
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* EyeBeams: The Big-type Megadi all have them, as do some of the other Megadi.
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* EyeBeams: The Big-type Megadi Megadei all have them, as do some of the other Megadi.Megadei.
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* PsychopathicManchild: Alex Rosewater, especially when he gets possession of a Megadeus
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* PsychopathicManchild: Alex Rosewater, especially when he gets possession of a MegadeusMegadeus.
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* ReplacementGoldfish: Dorothy to the real (deceased) Dorothy.
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* ReplacementGoldfish: R. Dorothy to the real (deceased) Dorothy.
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* WorfHadTheFlu The killer tree in episode 11. A gigantic, fast-growing plant cut off from any meaningful nutrients will not be able to grow for long.
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* WorfHadTheFlu WorfHadTheFlu: The killer tree in episode 11. A gigantic, fast-growing plant cut off from any meaningful nutrients will not be able to grow for long.
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* YouMeanXmas: Heaven's Day which is pretty blatantly Christmas under another name. Even Rosewater points it out near the end of the episode. Justified though due to the mass amnesia.
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* YouMeanXmas: Heaven's Day which is pretty blatantly Christmas under another name. Even Rosewater points it out near the end of the episode. Justified though due to the mass amnesia.amnesia; except for some old people regaining Memories of singing carols in an abandoned church, Heaven's Day is just the day that Paradigm Corporation gives food to the poor.
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** In episode 20, Angel and Alan Gabriel are referred to by [[spoiler: Vera Ronstadt]] as Agents 340 and 271 respectively, referencing the Agent code numbers of Series/UltraSeven and [[Series/{{Ultraman}} Alien Dada]].
** The manner in which the joined Megadeuses [[CombiningMecha combine]] from several flying machines to one mech is similar to that of [[Series/UltraSeven King Joe]].
** The manner in which the joined Megadeuses [[CombiningMecha combine]] from several flying machines to one mech is similar to that of [[Series/UltraSeven King Joe]].
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*RedshirtArmy:RejectedByTheEmpathicWeapon: "Cast in the name of God, ye not guilty" seems to just be a {{stock|Footage}} part of Big O's ActivationSequence, until late in the second half of the series when other Bigs are introduced and demonstrate that it is in fact the Megadeus judging its current pilot: [[spoiler:petulant PsychopathicManchild Alex Rosewater starts up Big Fau simply to show off that it supposedly doesn't need a "core memory" to function because he himself is sufficient, whereupon Big Fau declares "ye not" and deactivates about a minute later, while psychopathic murderer Alan Gabriel at the controls of Big Duo is outright rejected with "ye guilty", whereupon circuits and wires in the cockpit [[EatenAlive devour him]].]]
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Roger Smith is a "negotiator" living in Paradigm City: part-PrivateDetective, part-professional go-between. Roger is one of the most trusted and well-paid men in his field. Yet if negotiations break down or a disaster threatens the peace of the city, he has one hell of an ace up his sleeve: the "Big O", a [[HumongousMecha titanic battle robot]] officially classified as a "megadeus".
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Roger Smith is a "negotiator" living in Paradigm City: part-PrivateDetective, part-professional go-between. go-between, Roger is one of the most trusted and well-paid men in his field. Yet if negotiations break down or a disaster threatens the peace of the city, he has one hell of an ace up his sleeve: the "Big O", a [[HumongousMecha titanic battle robot]] officially classified as a "megadeus".
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* EnhancedPunch: The titular robot's standard finisher is to punch an enemy Megadeus and fire a piston in its forearm on impact, dealing massive damage and usually obliterating whatever part of the enemy robot it hits.
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* EnhancedPunch: The titular robot's standard finisher is to punch an enemy Megadeus and [[PileBunker fire a piston in its forearm on impact, impact]], dealing massive damage and usually obliterating whatever part of the enemy robot it hits.
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The second season began airing on the [[UnCancelled revived]] Creator/{{Toonami}} block on July 27th of 2013, airing at 3:30 AM and joining the lineup alongside ''Anime/SwordArtOnline''. Due to its role in funding the anime's revival, Creator/CartoonNetwork (indefinitely) holds exclusive airing rights to the second season.
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The second season began airing on the [[UnCancelled revived]] Creator/{{Toonami}} block on July 27th of 2013, airing at 3:30 AM and joining the lineup alongside ''Anime/SwordArtOnline''.''Literature/SwordArtOnline''. Due to its role in funding the anime's revival, Creator/CartoonNetwork (indefinitely) holds exclusive airing rights to the second season.
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* {{Animesque}}: The series is an inversion, being a Japanese anime that takes a lot of influence from [[TimmStyle the art style of Bruce Timm]]; fittingly, Creator/{{Sunrise}} was previously a subcontractor for ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries''.
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* {{Animesque}}: The series is an inversion, being a Japanese anime that takes a lot of influence from [[TimmStyle the art style style]] of Bruce Timm]]; Creator/BruceTimm; fittingly, Creator/{{Sunrise}} was previously a subcontractor for ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries''.
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* {{Animesque}}: The series is an inversion, being a Japanese anime that takes a lot of influence from [[TimmStyle the art style of Bruce Timm]]; fittingly, Creator/{{Sunrise}} was previously a subcontractor for ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries''.
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* TimmStyle: A rare {{Anime}} example.
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* TimmStyle: A rare {{Anime}} example.example, as the character designs take a lot of cues from Creator/BruceTimm's art style, and Roger himself greatly resembles [[Franchise/{{Batman}} Bruce Wayne]]. Fittingly, Sunrise was a subcontractor for ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'', the most well-known example of the trope and a major influence on the series.
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* TwelveEpisodeAnime: 13 episodes per season. Notable for being one of the first anime to air in this manner which got a second season, and also an odd example in that it was ''supposed'' to be a full 26-episode series before low ratings caused production to be halted halfway through; the second season isn't a new series so much as it was Creator/CartoonNetwork commissioning the staff to come back and finish what they started the first time after the series performed better in America.
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* TwelveEpisodeAnime: 13 episodes per season. Notable for being one of the first anime to air in this manner which got a second season, and also an odd example in that it was ''supposed'' to be a full 26-episode series before low ratings caused production to be halted halfway through; the second season isn't a new series story so much as it was Creator/CartoonNetwork commissioning the staff to come back and finish what they started the first time after the series performed better in America.
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''The Big O'' was created by Creator/{{Sunrise}} studios and premiered in Japan in October 1999. Though originally planned as a 26-episode series, low viewership in Japan meant that production ceased after only 13 had been completed. The series fared better internationally, however, where it received a very positive reception after airing on Creator/CartoonNetwork in April 2001. This caught the network's attention and as a result they offered Sunrise and Bandai Visual to join as co-producers on a second season, consisting of the 13 unproduced episodes, which started airing in Japan in January 2003 and in August that year the US.
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''The Big O'' was created by Creator/{{Sunrise}} studios and premiered in Japan in October 1999. Though originally planned as a 26-episode series, low viewership in Japan meant that production ceased after only 13 had been completed. The series fared better internationally, however, where it received a very positive reception after airing on Creator/CartoonNetwork in April 2001. This caught the network's attention and as a result they offered Sunrise and Bandai Visual to join as co-producers on a second season, consisting of the 13 unproduced episodes, which started airing in Japan in January 2003 and in August that year the US.
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* CloningBlues: [[spoiler:Alex Rosewater]] is apparently a clone created by [[spoiler:Gordon Rosewater's]] "tomato" project. He already has inferiority issues, and goes completely insane when he finds out.
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* CloningBlues: CloneAngst: [[spoiler:Alex Rosewater]] is apparently a clone created by [[spoiler:Gordon Rosewater's]] "tomato" project. He already has inferiority issues, and goes completely insane when he finds out.
