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* VillainDecay: Dr. Minyak --the show's original BigBad-- suffers from this trope big time. In his first appearance, he was built up as being one of Captain Man's greatest foes, knowing his secret identity, his weakness, and nearly ending his superhero career, and his next first appearances have him place Henry in a deep sleep, and have Charlotte brainwashed and beat up her companions. However, by the time Season 3 rolls around, he starts to lose is creditability as a genuine threat, and in Season 4 the heroes stop taking him seriously altogether. Even the news reporters and civilians don't view him as a threat anymore.
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* BadassDecay: Dr. Minyak --the show's original BigBad-- suffers from this trope big time. In his first appearance, he was built up as being one of Captain Man's greatest foes, knowing his secret identity, his weakness, and nearly ending his superhero career, and his next first appearances have him place Henry in a deep sleep, and have Charlotte brainwashed and beat up her companions. However, by the time Season 3 rolls around, he starts to lose is creditability as a genuine threat, and in Season 4 the heroes stop taking him seriously altogether. Even the news reporters and civilians don't view him as a threat anymore.
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* VillainDecay: Dr. Minyak --the show's original BigBad-- suffers from this trope big time. In his first appearance, he was built up as being one of Captain Man's greatest foes, knowing his secret identity, his weakness, and nearly ending his superhero career, and his next first appearances have him place Henry in a deep sleep, and have Charlotte brainwashed and beat up her companions. However, by the time Season 3 rolls around, he starts to lose is creditability as a genuine threat, and in Season 4 the heroes stop taking him seriously altogether. Even the news reporters and civilians don't view him as a threat anymore.
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* BadassDecay: Dr. Minyak --the show's original BigBad-- suffers from this trope big time. In his first appearance, he was built up as being one of Captain Man's greatest foes, knowing his secret identity, his weakness, and nearly ending his superhero career, and his next first appearances have him place Henry in a deep sleep, and have Charlotte brainwashed and beat up her companions. However, by the time Season 3 rolls around, he starts to lose is creditability as a genuine threat, and in Season 4 the heroes stop taking him seriously altogether. Even the news reporters and civilians don't view him as a threat anymore.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Despite, Charlotte and Jasper being some of the main characters for the series just as much as Henry and Ray are, were barely get to see Jasper's home life, and we don't get to see Charlotte's at all. We don't even get to see her parents! This would possibly make her a bit more complex and sympathetic as we'd likely get to see some of her own personal struggles, and showcase that under her guise of being the group's OnlySaneWoman, she's broken down by something in her life. But alas, no such luck.
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** Near the start of the episode ''"Cave In"'', an elderly man enters the shop asking if anyone has seen a newspaper with several thousand dollars rolled up in it. Henry and Charlotte say they haven't and the man leaves in worry. Other than a "Who reads newspapers" comment from Henry, ''nothing'' is made of this at all after the fact.
** The whole first scene was full of allusions to ''Film/ItsAWonderfulLife'' (with a pretty decent Creator/JimmyStewart impression when Ray yells at the little girl trying out the piano) including this man who was clearly a reference to Uncle Billy who lost money in this manner in the film.
** Near the start of the episode ''"Cave In"'', an elderly man enters the shop asking if anyone has seen a newspaper with several thousand dollars rolled up in it. Henry and Charlotte say they haven't and the man leaves in worry. Other than a "Who reads newspapers" comment from Henry, ''nothing'' is made of this at all after the fact.
** The whole first scene was full of allusions to ''Film/ItsAWonderfulLife'' (with a pretty decent Creator/JimmyStewart impression when Ray yells at the little girl trying out the piano) including this man who was clearly a reference to Uncle Billy who lost money in this manner in the film.
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** To anyone who does not support Donald Trump, Hilary Clinton or care about politics in general, "The Trouble With Frittles" in its entirety definitely puts a sour taste in viewer's mouths nowadays due to real life occurrences relating to the General Elections that have occurred in 2016 and 2020 respectively. The plot features a snack debate between Henry and Ray over red and blue Frittle chips to see what would become the newest Frittle flavour; three days after this episode aired, Donald Trump won the 2016 election, done some controversial things throughout his time as president and raided the Capitol in 2021 after Biden won the 2020 election. Looking back at this episode now makes you wonder if you should watch it or skip it.
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** To anyone who does not support Donald Trump, Hilary Clinton or care about politics in general, "The Trouble With Frittles" in its entirety definitely puts a sour taste in viewer's mouths nowadays due to real life occurrences relating to the General Elections that have occurred in 2016 and 2020 respectively. The plot features a snack debate between Henry and Ray over red and blue Frittle chips to see what would become the newest Frittle flavour; three days after this episode aired, Donald Trump won the 2016 election, done some controversial things throughout his time
as president and raided the Capitol in 2021 after Biden won the 2020 election. Looking back at this episode now makes you wonder if you should watch it or skip it.
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** To anyone who does not support Donald Trump, Hilary Clinton or care about politics in general, "The Trouble With Frittles" in its entirety definitely puts a sour taste in viewer's mouths nowadays due to real life occurrences relating to the General Elections that have occurred in 2016 and 2020 respectively. The plot features a snack debate between Henry and Ray over red and blue Frittle chips to see what would become the newest Frittle flavour; three days after this episode aired, Donald Trump won the 2016 election, done some controversial things throughout his time
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** To anyone who does not support Donald Trump, Hilary Clinton or care about politics in general, "The Trouble With Frittles" in its entirety definitely puts a sour taste in viewer's mouths nowadays due to real life occurrences relating to the General Elections that have occurred in 2016 and 2020 respectively. The plot features a snack debate between Henry and Ray over red and blue Frittle chips to see what would become the newest Frittle flavour; three days after this episode aired, Donald Trump won the 2016 election, done some controversial things throughout his time
as president and raided the Capitol in 2021 after Biden won the 2020 election. Looking back at this episode now makes you wonder if you should watch it or skip it.
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** If one goes by production order and not by airing order, Van Del's plan of burying Captain Man and Kid Danger in the Grave Canyon becomes downright evil, if not very horrible to hear, because Captain Man and Kid Danger both get buried alive by Invisible Brad two episodes later in "Grave Danger".
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** [[spoiler: After Jasper learns Henry and Ray's secret of being Captain Man and Kid Danger in "I Know Your Secret", he tells them how he wants to help fight criminals and villains with Henry and Ray, though they are completely against it due to the [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} former's antics]]. However, three years later in Season 5 he finally gets his wish when he [[SleepLearning learns how to fight while he sleeps]] and also [[BilingualBonus speaks Spanish]] by using his knowledge to fend off Drex's cavemen in the Man Cave.]]
** [[spoiler: After Jasper learns Henry and Ray's secret of being Captain Man and Kid Danger in "I Know Your Secret", he tells them how he wants to help fight criminals and villains with Henry and Ray, though they are completely against it due to the [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} former's antics]]. However, three years later in Season 5 he finally gets his wish when he [[SleepLearning learns how to fight while he sleeps]] and also [[BilingualBonus speaks Spanish]] by using his knowledge to fend off Drex's cavemen in the Man Cave.]]
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**Henry temporarily [[spoiler: becomes indestructible in "Indestructible Henry" for two days, though at the cost of getting a side-effect: [[FireBreathingDiner fire breathing after laughing.]]]] He [[spoiler: later gets a new power months later, known as Hyper-Motility (later referred to as [[SuperReflexes Super Fast Reflexes]]) for two seasons, until he gave them up in the three-part saga in Season 5 by touching the antivirus. In "The Fate of Danger", he gets a new permanent power that allows him to [[SomeKindOfForceField produce a forcefield, repelling everything in his path.]]]] Talk about gaining powers and losing them!
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** Depending on your sense of humor, it can be either less or [[HillariousInHindsight more funnier than normal.]] Charlotte spends most of "Super Volcano" eating junk food in case the world ends before her 10k run, ranging from eating gallons of ice cream, chilli cheeseburgers and butter with sprinkles. Three seasons and two years later, she can be seen reading a book called "Fatter Faster" while trapped in the tube in "Sick & Wired".
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** Depending on your sense of humor, it can be either less or [[HillariousInHindsight [[HilariousInHindsight more funnier than normal.]] Charlotte spends most of "Super Volcano" eating junk food in case the world ends before her 10k run, ranging from eating gallons of ice cream, chilli cheeseburgers and butter with sprinkles. Three seasons and two years later, she can be seen reading a book called "Fatter Faster" while trapped in the tube in "Sick & Wired".
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** Depending on your sense of humor, it can be either less or [[HillariousInHindsight more funnier than normal.]] Charlotte spends most of "Super Volcano" eating junk food in case the world ends before her 10k run, ranging from eating gallons of ice cream, chilli cheeseburgers and butter with sprinkles. Three seasons and two years later, she can be seen reading a book called "Fatter Faster" while trapped in the tube in "Sick & Wired".
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** Their looks aren't ''that'' uncommon nor are their names. Given how little the characters notice in general, they probably brush it off as a coincidence.
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** In "Secret Room", [[spoiler: Henry blows up the fifth Man Cave (his hand came into contact with the button) by pressing the self-destruct button. One year later, the rest of the Man Caves all get blown up after Jake takes the iridium crystals from the left tube pad in the tenth Man Cave.]]
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** The Zom-bees attack from "A Fiñata Full Of Death Bugs" becomes this five years later, when [[spoiler: Schwoz creates a hybrid with hornets and termites that eventually wreaks havoc in SW.A.G. in the Danger Force episode, "New School Who Dis".]]
** In "Secret Room", [[spoiler: Henry blows up the fifth Man Cave (his handcame was the first to come into contact with the button) button amongst Charlotte, Ray, Jasper and Schwoz) by pressing the self-destruct button. One year later, the rest of the Man Caves all get blown up after Jake takes the iridium crystals from the left tube pad in the tenth Man Cave.]]
** In "Secret Room", [[spoiler: Henry blows up the fifth Man Cave (his hand
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** Piper calls Kid Danger hot in "Tears of a Jolly Beetle", with Charlotte telling her not to say that. Yeah, you don't want to be saying that five years later [[spoiler: because she finally becomes a SecretKeeper to Henry and Ray once she learns Henry is Kid Danger and Ray is Captain Man in "Sister Twister"]].
** Any instance of Henry not wanting to quit his job or being told to by Invisible Brad becomes a lot less funnier to watch because he [[spoiler: ends up quitting after being humiliated on the news because of Drex spanking him after their first encounter at Schneider's Bakery; it becomes even more sadder when Henry quits being Kid Danger for real in "The Beginning of the End" over not being able to graduate from high school after he didn't attend school for at least a year by fighting crime with Ray.]]
** In "Secret Room", [[spoiler: Henry blows up the fifth Man Cave (his hand came into contact with the button) by pressing the self-destruct button. One year later, the rest of the Man Caves all get blown up after Jake takes the iridium crystals from the left tube pad in the tenth Man Cave.]]
** Piper calls Kid Danger hot in "Tears of a Jolly Beetle", with Charlotte telling her not to say that. Yeah, you don't want to be saying that five years later [[spoiler: because she finally becomes a SecretKeeper to Henry and Ray once she learns Henry is Kid Danger and Ray is Captain Man in "Sister Twister"]].
** Any instance of Henry not wanting to quit his job or being told to by Invisible Brad becomes a lot less funnier to watch because he [[spoiler: ends up quitting after being humiliated on the news because of Drex spanking him after their first encounter at Schneider's Bakery; it becomes even more sadder when Henry quits being Kid Danger for real in "The Beginning of the End" over not being able to graduate from high school after he didn't attend school for at least a year by fighting crime with Ray.]]
** In "Secret Room", [[spoiler: Henry blows up the fifth Man Cave (his hand came into contact with the button) by pressing the self-destruct button. One year later, the rest of the Man Caves all get blown up after Jake takes the iridium crystals from the left tube pad in the tenth Man Cave.]]
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* AntiClimaxBoss: The Toddler is defeated by being pushed into a bottomless pit and throwing his explosive bottle down after him.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: Aside from Charlotte, most of the main characters fall into this, most notably Ray, Henry and Jasper.
* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: Near the start of the episode ''"Cave In"'', an elderly man enters the shop asking if anyone has seen a newspaper with several thousand dollars rolled up in it. Henry and Charlotte say they haven't and the man leaves in worry. Other than a "Who reads newspapers" comment from Henry, ''nothing'' is made of this at all after the fact.
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: Near the start of the episode ''"Cave In"'', an elderly man enters the shop asking if anyone has seen a newspaper with several thousand dollars rolled up in it. Henry and Charlotte say they haven't and the man leaves in worry. Other than a "Who reads newspapers" comment from Henry, ''nothing'' is made of this at all after the fact.
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* BizarroEpisode: "I Dream of Danger" could be seen as one. Since Charlotte and Henry have made it clear that there are no romantic feelings between them ever since "The Bucket Trap".
* CrackPairing: Although most people ship Henry and Charlotte, a few people ship Henry and Ray.
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* CrackPairing: Although most people ship Henry and Charlotte, a few people ship Henry and Ray.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The premise of Captain Man disguising himself as a substitute teacher in the first season episode “Substitute Teacher” becomes what the unscripted Nickelodeon hidden camera series ''The Substitute'' is about. And Jace Norman was the first celebrity to partake. Cooper Barnes himself is the celebrity for the eleventh episode.
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* HilariousInHindsight: HilariousInHindsight:
** The premise of Captain Man disguising himself as a substitute teacher in the first season episode “Substitute Teacher” becomes what the unscripted Nickelodeon hidden camera series ''The Substitute'' is about. And Jace Norman was the first celebrity to partake. Cooper Barnes himself is the celebrity for the eleventh episode.
** The premise of Captain Man disguising himself as a substitute teacher in the first season episode “Substitute Teacher” becomes what the unscripted Nickelodeon hidden camera series ''The Substitute'' is about. And Jace Norman was the first celebrity to partake. Cooper Barnes himself is the celebrity for the eleventh episode.
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* JerkassWoobie: Despite her over the top brattiness, you can't help but feel sorry for Piper in "Spoiler Alert". She really wants to join the Captain Man Club due to her love of Kid Danger, but the club president won't let her even after Piper passes the initiation ritual by eating hair soup and even demands that she take a selfie with Captain Man, despite the odds of that being possible. The club president is a huge {{Jerkass}}; even if Piper so much as says hi to her, to the point where even Henry, Charlotte, and Ray are disgusted by this. What makes it worse is that it's one of the few times we see Piper being sad and vulnerable instead of her typical [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness shrill and mean demeanor.]]
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** Despite her over the top brattiness, you can't help but feel sorry for Piper in "Spoiler Alert". She really wants to join the Captain Man Club due to her love of Kid Danger, but the club president won't let her even after Piper passes the initiation ritual by eating hair soup and even demands that she take a selfie with Captain Man, despite the odds of that being possible. The club president is a huge {{Jerkass}}; even if Piper so much as says hi to her, to the point where even Henry, Charlotte, and Ray are disgusted by this. What makes it worse is that it's one of the few times we see Piper being sad and vulnerable instead of her typical [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness shrill and mean demeanor.]]
** Despite her over the top brattiness, you can't help but feel sorry for Piper in "Spoiler Alert". She really wants to join the Captain Man Club due to her love of Kid Danger, but the club president won't let her even after Piper passes the initiation ritual by eating hair soup and even demands that she take a selfie with Captain Man, despite the odds of that being possible. The club president is a huge {{Jerkass}}; even if Piper so much as says hi to her, to the point where even Henry, Charlotte, and Ray are disgusted by this. What makes it worse is that it's one of the few times we see Piper being sad and vulnerable instead of her typical [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness shrill and mean demeanor.]]
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* NarmCharm: Things like the Toddler and other themed villains for some, seeing they make the show feel like a GenreThrowback.
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** The same applies for "JAM Session" when Piper finds out her friends ditched her for a big ski trip because of her over the top temper, and despite making a serious effort to change throughout the episode, Captain Man repeatedly crushes her dreams just to win a bet.
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** The same applies for "JAM Session" when Piper finds out her friends ditched her for a big ski trip because of her over the top temper, and despite making a serious effort to change throughout the episode, Captain Man Ray and Jasper repeatedly crushes crush her dreams just to win a bet.bet against Henry and Charlotte.
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** Captain Man, with his status as one constantly played for laughs. In the Season 2 finale, [[spoiler: Captain Man wants Henry to wipe Jasper's mind, leaving no trace whatsoever. Henry decides not to, but happily wipes a stranger's mind with the same ray!]] Captain Man suggests killing Charlotte [[spoiler: when she finds out his identity,]] even if this is played to be comedic. He refuses to tell Henry about his legally mandated vacation days, refuses to let him out of school to take a standardized test, and actively helped villains at one point.
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** Captain Man, with his status as one constantly played for laughs. In the Season 2 finale, [[spoiler: Captain Man wants Henry to wipe Jasper's mind, leaving no trace whatsoever. Henry decides not to, but happily wipes a stranger's mind with the same ray!]] Captain Man suggests killing Charlotte [[spoiler: when she finds out his identity,]] even if this is played to be comedic. He refuses to tell Henry about his legally mandated vacation days, refuses to let him out of school to take a standardized test, days and actively helped helps villains at one point.on occasion.
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* CastingGag: Having Ray be a fan of the red Frittles in the obligatory election episode is incredibly funny, considering that Cooper Barnes is a staunch progressive.
* ContrivedCoincidence: In "A New Evil", Rick Twittler used the interdimensional goo from "Danger Things", the Flabbergas from the same named episode, the cake from "Henry's Birthday", the bomb from "Whistling Susie" and the cactus from "The Great Cactus Con" to take the hero's powers. While the first two can be explained, Rick had no reason to believe Henry's family would buy him a special diez leches cake (heck, Henry's father had to fight off other customers to get the last one) nor would he have reason to think Ray would have any of the cake. As for the bomb, unless it was a BatmanGambit, why did he believe the vice mayor would send it down to the Man Cave rather than calling the appopriate authorities?
* ContrivedCoincidence: In "A New Evil", Rick Twittler used the interdimensional goo from "Danger Things", the Flabbergas from the same named episode, the cake from "Henry's Birthday", the bomb from "Whistling Susie" and the cactus from "The Great Cactus Con" to take the hero's powers. While the first two can be explained, Rick had no reason to believe Henry's family would buy him a special diez leches cake (heck, Henry's father had to fight off other customers to get the last one) nor would he have reason to think Ray would have any of the cake. As for the bomb, unless it was a BatmanGambit, why did he believe the vice mayor would send it down to the Man Cave rather than calling the appopriate authorities?
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* FreeRangeChildren: Occasionally they have aspects of this. However, "Spoiler Alert" showed Piper and Charlotte as well as the equally young president of the Man Fans and her friends all attending the midnight showing of the new "Galaxy Wars" movie without parents or any other adults.
** Also with "Meet Cute Crush" and its subsequent ''Series/GameShakers'' crossover "Babe Loves Danger" (airing on the same day), Henry goes to New York City by himself, staying at a hotel rather than with his friend he went to visit.
** Also with "Meet Cute Crush" and its subsequent ''Series/GameShakers'' crossover "Babe Loves Danger" (airing on the same day), Henry goes to New York City by himself, staying at a hotel rather than with his friend he went to visit.
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** Also with "Meet Cute Crush" and its subsequent ''Series/GameShakers'' crossover "Babe Loves Danger" (airing on the same day), Henry goes to New York City by himself, staying at a hotel rather than with his friend he went to visit.
** Also with "Meet Cute Crush" and its subsequent ''Series/GameShakers'' crossover "Babe Loves Danger" (airing on the same day), Henry goes to New York City by himself, staying at a hotel rather than with his friend he went to visit.
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* ContrivedCoincidence: In "A New Evil", Rick Twittler used the interdimensional goo from "Danger Things", the Flabbergas from the same named episode, the cake from "Henry's Birthday", the bomb from "Whistling Susie" and the cactus from "The Great Cactus Con" to take the hero's powers. While the first two can be explained, Rick had no reason to believe Henry's family would buy him a special diez leches cake nor would he have reason to think Ray would have any of the cake. As for the bomb, unless it was a BatmanGambit, why did he believe the vice mayor would send it down to the Man Cave rather than calling the appopriate authorities?
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* ContrivedCoincidence: In "A New Evil", Rick Twittler used the interdimensional goo from "Danger Things", the Flabbergas from the same named episode, the cake from "Henry's Birthday", the bomb from "Whistling Susie" and the cactus from "The Great Cactus Con" to take the hero's powers. While the first two can be explained, Rick had no reason to believe Henry's family would buy him a special diez leches cake (heck, Henry's father had to fight off other customers to get the last one) nor would he have reason to think Ray would have any of the cake. As for the bomb, unless it was a BatmanGambit, why did he believe the vice mayor would send it down to the Man Cave rather than calling the appopriate authorities?
