YMMV / I.N.K. Invisible Network of Kids

• Crossover Ship:
  • As a result of a joke from The Mysterious Mr. Enter's review, some fans have taken to shipping Macbeth with Awful B. Bad from Little Clowns of Happytown.
  • Some also like to pair her with Heinz Doofenshmirtz, since both are Tragic Villains with horrible childhood experiences.
• Evil Is Cool: Sadie Macbeth, for all of her delightful gnashing of the scenery and surprisingly well-done Tragic Villain characterization.
• Fridge Horror: In "Back to the Past" after discovering the true identities of INK, Macbeth goes back in time and wipes them each from existence one by one. Exactly how she erased them from existence isn't exactly made clear- Macbeth just mentions tracking down their parents!
• Germans Love David Hasselhoff: Zero is the show's most popular character in America, thanks to her being a tough goth girl with a soft side. The show also has a notable fanbase in Luxembourg.
• Hilarious in Hindsight:
  • White complexion, blue jacket, cyan eyes, most popular character? Seems like the fandom's Sans humanizations have started leaking into the past...
  • The second episode has Miss Macbeth using butterflies to mind control people. A villain who manipulates students using butterflies in a French cartoon? It seems like the writers unintentionally predicted Hawk Moth.
• Hollywood Homely: The first episode has Vin acting dismissive towards Cathy, due to her nerdy appearance. In truth, Cathy is just as adorable as any other student. Then again, Vin is established as a superficial asshole who needs to be taught a lesson, so this might have been deliberate.
• Moe: Nearly all the students at Pinkerton qualify (Zero, Trixie, and Vin especially).
• Nightmare Fuel: Some of the straight-on shots of Macbeth smiling...
• Older Than They Think:
  • Let's see, a group of kids band together and use homemade gadgets to fight adult tyranny. Now where have we heard that before?
  • A French animated series about a group of kids at a boarding school who lead a secret double life fighting the forces of evil? With a kid genius and a girl associated with Asian culture as two members of said group? Nope, can't say that sounds very familiar.
• Tearjerker:
  • Vin is an orphan and Zero ran away from home. Think about that for a minute.
  • Macbeth's backstory is quite heartwrenching. She used to be a child like many others, but the boarding school she attended treated her like crap, the kids bullied her and the teachers didn't care. Her attempts at a happy life were unsuccessful and she ended up becoming a Sadist Teacher instead.
• They Wasted a Perfectly Good Plot: One-off comments and what little supplementary material there is for the show indicate that Zero doesn't have the best homelife and that Vin is an orphan who might actually have some royal background. Unfortunately, the show never delves into either of the characters' backgrounds.
• Toy Ship: Vin/Zero, given that they have obvious Ship Tease. Fans tend to ship Trixie/Newton at the same time.
• Viewer Gender Confusion: It's easy to mistake Zero for a boy until you realize she's wearing a skirt or a character mentions her gender.

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