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* JustPlaneWrong: There are recurring scenes of coaxial rotor helicopters similar to Kamov KA-27 lifting off. The coaxial rotors spin in the ''same direction'' !
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* JustPlaneWrong: There are recurring scenes of coaxial rotor helicopters similar to Kamov KA-27 lifting off. The coaxial rotors spin in the ''same direction'' !which completely defeats the purpose.
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* WondrousLadiesRoom: Shortly discussed in an episode of Season 1 where the team is rambling through an experimental cyber skyscraper's AirVentPassageway and accidentally ends up in (fortunately unused) women's bathroom. When Lioness declares it's called the Ladies Room, Hawk exclaims that he was always eager to see how the place looks and is disappointed, that it's just a regular bathroom ... with [[BreadEggsMilkSquick deadly cutting lasers]].
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* CloningBlues
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''A.T.O.M.'' (''[[FunWithAcronyms Alpha Teens On Machines]]'') is a French animated television series produced by Creator/{{SIP Animation}} based on Creator/{{Hasbro}}'s ''Franchise/ActionMan'' toyline, airing on Disney's [[Creator/ToonDisney Jetix]] action blocks/channels from 2005 to 2007. It chronicles the adventures of five teenagers (the eponymous Alpha Teens), set in the fictional Landmark City. The Alpha Teens test prototype vehicles and weapons for Lee Industries, and use these prototypes to combat criminals, particularly the sadistic BigBad Alexander Paine.
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''A.T.O.M.'' (''[[FunWithAcronyms Alpha Teens On on Machines]]'') is a French animated television series produced by Creator/{{SIP Animation}} Creator/SIPAnimation based on Creator/{{Hasbro}}'s ''Franchise/ActionMan'' toyline, airing on Disney's [[Creator/ToonDisney Jetix]] action blocks/channels from 2005 to 2007. It chronicles the adventures of five teenagers (the eponymous Alpha Teens), set in the fictional Landmark City. The Alpha Teens test prototype vehicles and weapons for Lee Industries, and use these prototypes to combat criminals, particularly the sadistic BigBad Alexander Paine.
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* BigBad: Alexander Payne for the first season and [[spoiler:Janus Lee]] for Season two. [[spoiler: Master Qwan looked to be on his way to becoming the next BigBad, but the show got canceled]].
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* BigBad: Alexander Payne for the first season and [[spoiler:Janus Lee]] for Season two. [[spoiler: Master Two. [[spoiler:Master Qwan looked to be on his way to becoming the next BigBad, but the show got canceled]].canceled.]]
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-->'''Garrett''': Now I know what Mr. Lee went through with you guys. You trash ''everything''.
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* GreaterScopeVillain: [[spoiler: Master Qwan, of the Serpent's Tail, turns out to be the mastermind behind the bomb that supposedly killed Sebastian Manning]].
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* GreaterScopeVillain: [[spoiler: Master [[spoiler:Master Qwan, of the Serpent's Tail, turns out to be the mastermind behind the bomb that supposedly killed Sebastian Manning]].Manning.]]
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* LukeIAmYourFather: [[spoiler:Dragon]] is revealed to be Axel's father, [[spoiler:or so it seems. The truth is that he's a clone of Axel's father.]]
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* LukeIAmYourFather: [[spoiler:Dragon]] is revealed to be Axel's father, [[spoiler:or so it seems. The truth is that he's a clone of Axel's father.]] father]].
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* MissionControl: Garrett acts as this for part of season one, and more often in season two.
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* MissionControl: Garrett acts as this for part of season one, and more often in season two.Season Two.
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: [[spoiler: In Season Two's "Secret Admirer" King is turned into a MeatPuppet through Mr. Lee's MindControl device and briefly fights alongside the Mu-Team ''against'' the Alpha Teens. Once Axel destroys the device controlling him, King uses this trope, before becoming TheJuggernaut against the Mu-Team screaming "WHAT DID YOU MAKE ME DO?!?" Cue the NoHoldsBarredBeatdown of King single-handedly wiping the floor with the Mu-Team in UnstoppableRage.]]
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: [[spoiler: In [[spoiler:In Season Two's "Secret Admirer" King is turned into a MeatPuppet through Mr. Lee's MindControl device and briefly fights alongside the Mu-Team ''against'' the Alpha Teens. Once Axel destroys the device controlling him, King uses this trope, before becoming TheJuggernaut against the Mu-Team screaming "WHAT DID YOU MAKE ME DO?!?" Cue the NoHoldsBarredBeatdown of King single-handedly wiping the floor with the Mu-Team in UnstoppableRage.]]
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* ThePsychoRangers: The Mu-Team, evil, superpowered clones of the A.T.O.M. team, are major villians in the second season. They were created through [[GeneticEngineeringIsTheNewNuke genetic engineering]] by [[spoiler:Mr. Lee]].
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* ThePsychoRangers: The Mu-Team, evil, superpowered clones of the A.T.O.M. team, are major villians in the second season. They were created through [[GeneticEngineeringIsTheNewNuke genetic engineering]] {{genetic engineering|IsTheNewNuke}} by [[spoiler:Mr. Lee]].
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* TheTeamBenefactor: Mr. Lee [[spoiler: in season one, then Garrett takes over in season two when Mr. Lee's stripped of his power]].
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* TheTeamBenefactor: Mr. Lee [[spoiler: in [[spoiler:in season one, then Garrett takes over in season two Season Two when Mr. Lee's stripped of his power]].
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* VillainHasAPoint: One episode had the team dealing with a villain named "The Architect", a former employee of Mr. Lee who was fired. At the end of the episode, as he's being hauled away by the police, he proclaims that Lee would turn on the teens. [[spoiler:Turns out, he was right about Lee all along]].
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* VillainHasAPoint: One episode had the team dealing with a villain named "The Architect", a former employee of Mr. Lee who was fired. At the end of the episode, as he's being hauled away by the police, he proclaims that Lee would turn on the teens. [[spoiler:Turns out, he was right about Lee all along]].along.]]
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* YouKilledMyFather: Axel reveals that Paine was a corrupt agent at a government agency. His father was about to out him, but Paine killed him with a bomb, but accidentally got caught in the explosion. [[spoiler: On the anniversary of his father's death Paine reveals that the bomb setup wasn't from him, and they were both almost killed in the line of duty. Qwan seemingly killed his father, and Paine was injured trying to get him out. Qwan later reveals that his father is still alive.]]
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* YouKilledMyFather: Axel reveals that Paine was a corrupt agent at a government agency. His father was about to out him, but Paine killed him with a bomb, but accidentally got caught in the explosion. [[spoiler: On [[spoiler:On the anniversary of his father's death death, Paine reveals that the bomb setup wasn't from him, and they were both almost killed in the line of duty. Qwan seemingly killed his father, and Paine was injured trying to get him out. Qwan later reveals that his father is still alive.]]
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Does Not Like Shoes has been renamed and redefined to focus on characters that explicitly or implicitly state a preference for going barefoot. Removing misuse.
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* DoesNotLikeShoes: Gator Girl walks around barefoot everywhere.
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** TheLeader: Axel
** TheLancer: Hawk
** TheBigGuy and TheSmartGuy: King
** TheChick: Lioness
** KidAppealCharacter: Shark
** TheLeader: Axel
** TheLancer: Hawk
** TheBigGuy and TheSmartGuy: King
** TheChick: Lioness
** KidAppealCharacter: Shark
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* SpiritualSuccessor: Aside from the ''Action Man'' link, the ATOM team's vehicles, which tend to be equipped with hidden weapons or can transform into other things (flying cars, mech-suits, etc.) recalls the earlier ''WesternAnimation/{{MASK}}'' (created by Creator/{{Kenner}}, which Hasbro bought in the early 90s; ''WesternAnimation/VorTechUndercoverConversionSquad'' was a 90s attempt that used the same general idea).
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A second season aired in Europe, but never made it to the US. This season contains an interesting PlotTwist: Mr. Lee, the industrialist who was the team's mentor in the first season, turns out to have been EvilAllAlong. Even worse, he's created the Mu-Team, a group of mutated PsychoRangers with super powers, from the heroes' DNA through LegoGenetics.
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A second season aired in Europe, but never made it to the US. This season contains an interesting PlotTwist: Mr.[[spoiler:Mr. Lee, the industrialist who was the team's mentor in the first season, turns out to have been EvilAllAlong. Even worse, he's created the Mu-Team, a group of mutated PsychoRangers with super powers, from the heroes' DNA through LegoGenetics.
LegoGenetics]].
