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* GracefulLoser: Ringtail seems to have made peace with Litterbin after Madkat is defeated, joking with him as a guest on his show instead of pulling any vitriolic threats for revenge.
--> '''Litterbin:''' Some people would think I'd be crazy to have you as a guest.
--> '''Ringtail:''' Hey, you'd be crazy not to. After all, I'll soon be writing a book titled ''Madkat and Me.''
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* GirlFrida: To Mayor Manx. Even though nobody ever says it out loud, it's accepted by the people of Megakat City that she's the one they need to be looking up to.

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* GirlFrida: GirlFriday: To Mayor Manx. Even though nobody ever says it out loud, it's accepted by the people of Megakat City that she's the one they need to be looking up to.

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ZCE. Also, Example Indentation and one trope per line.


* RedOniBlueOni: The red to Razor's blue.

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* TheSmartGuy

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* {{Angrish}}: Whenever he's angry.
** InelegantBlubbering: Whenever he's scared.

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* %%* {{Angrish}}: Whenever he's angry.
** InelegantBlubbering: Whenever he's scared.
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* DirtyCoward: The lovable part is completely thrown out the window in "The Giant Bacteria", when he and Callie are fleeing the titular monster and a helicopter shows to lift them to safety. Callie reaches the rope ladder first and barely even begins to climb when Manx actually shoves her off so he can climb first.
* DistressedDude: Seems to be his only real function in the show from a plot standpoint much of the time.



* DistressedDude: Seems to be his only real function in the show from a plot standpoint much of the time.



** DirtyCoward: The lovable part is completely thrown out the window in "The Giant Bacteria", when he and Callie are fleeing the titular monster and a helicopter shows to lift them to safety. Callie reaches the rope ladder first and barely even begins to climb when Manx actually shoves her off so he can climb first.
* MayorPain: Of the Incompetent variety.

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** DirtyCoward: The lovable part is completely thrown out the window in "The Giant Bacteria", when he and Callie are fleeing the titular monster and a helicopter shows to lift them to safety. Callie reaches the rope ladder first and barely even begins to climb when Manx actually shoves her off so he can climb first.
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* TheUnintelligible[=/=]{{Angrish}}: When he's angry or afraid (both of which happen frequently), Manx tends to just blather nonsensical gibberish.

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* TheUnintelligible[=/=]{{Angrish}}: TheUnintelligible: When he's angry or afraid (both of which happen frequently), Manx tends to just blather nonsensical gibberish.



* GirlFriday[=/=]HyperCompetentSidekick: To Mayor Manx. Even though nobody ever says it out loud, it's accepted by the people of Megakat City that she's the one they need to be looking up to.

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* GirlFriday[=/=]HyperCompetentSidekick: GirlFrida: To Mayor Manx. Even though nobody ever says it out loud, it's accepted by the people of Megakat City that she's the one they need to be looking up to.



* FirstNameBasis[=/=]MysteriousMiddleInitial: Just what does the "K" stand for, anyway?

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* FirstNameBasis[=/=]MysteriousMiddleInitial: MysteriousMiddleInitial: Just what does the "K" stand for, anyway?



* GenerationXerox: An inversion.

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* LustObject: To The Pastmaster.

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* %%* LustObject: To The Pastmaster.



* UndyingLoyalty: To Callista.

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* %%* UndyingLoyalty: To Callista.



* InscrutableOriental: To an extent.

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* ForTheEvulz: At the beginning of his debut episode he uses his ship's laser to slice a bridge in half. He doesn't get anything out of it, besides establishing that wasn't a ''nice'' ominous shadow flying past.
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Nowadays, Off Model is definition-only.


* OffModel: He is usually shown with brown stripes on his arms when he wears short-sleeved tops, but in one particular episode, "Mutation City," he wears a tank top, fully exposing his arms, but the stripes are completely absent.
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While we can use redirects (like Vigilante Men and Ungrateful Bitch), we're not supposed to edit trope names. Also, Everythings Better With Dinosaurs is no longer a trope.


* [[VigilanteMan Vigilante Men]]: Being kicked out of the Enforcers allows them to deliver justice their own way, though they do cause some damage despite being more skilled and competent. Feral rightfully labels them as lawless vigilantes because of this, at least, and occasionally tries to arrest them.

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* [[VigilanteMan Vigilante Men]]: VigilanteMen: Being kicked out of the Enforcers allows them to deliver justice their own way, though they do cause some damage despite being more skilled and competent. Feral rightfully labels them as lawless vigilantes because of this, at least, and occasionally tries to arrest them.



An ancient sorcerer whose magical pocket watch functions as both a TimeTravel device and a weapon that shoots energy beams. This medieval miscreant wants to return present day Megakat City to its MiddleAges incarnation of Megalith City, but he's also known for creating "time vortexes" to bring monsters from the past (like [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs dinosaurs]] and {{mumm|y}}ies) into the present to do his bidding. And when he's not doing ''that'', he's sending the SWAT Kats into the past or future in his latest effort to get rid of them.

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An ancient sorcerer whose magical pocket watch functions as both a TimeTravel device and a weapon that shoots energy beams. This medieval miscreant wants to return present day Megakat City to its MiddleAges incarnation of Megalith City, but he's also known for creating "time vortexes" to bring monsters from the past (like [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs dinosaurs]] dinosaurs and {{mumm|y}}ies) into the present to do his bidding. And when he's not doing ''that'', he's sending the SWAT Kats into the past or future in his latest effort to get rid of them.



* [[UngratefulBastard Ungrateful Bitch]]: Even though her cellmate Olga helped plan their escape from Alkatraz at the beginning of "Turmoil 2", when it comes time for them to leave, CardCarryingVillain Turmoil kicks her off the escape jet's rescue ladder.

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* [[UngratefulBastard Ungrateful Bitch]]: UngratefulBitch: Even though her cellmate Olga helped plan their escape from Alkatraz at the beginning of "Turmoil 2", when it comes time for them to leave, CardCarryingVillain Turmoil kicks her off the escape jet's rescue ladder.

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* HornyDevils: A feline-flavored one.


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* SuccubiAndIncubi: A feline-flavored one.
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** Could also be an homage to Mr Jinks (from the old Pixie and Dixie cartoons) and his famous line "I hate meeces to pieces!" Hey, it IS a Hanna Barbera cartoon.
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Baleful Polymorph was renamed per TRS


* BalefulPolymorph: [[spoiler:Dr. Viper turns him and the other converted kats into giant grub worms to do his bidding.]]



* ForcedTransformation: [[spoiler:Dr. Viper turns him and the other converted kats into giant grub worms to do his bidding.]]



* BalefulPolymorph: [[spoiler:Viper turns him into a giant scarab.]]


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* ForcedTransformation: [[spoiler:Viper turns him into a giant scarab.]]

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* CorruptHick: Given his Southern accent.


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* SmallTownTyrant: Given his Southern accent.
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Not considered a trope anymore as per TRS


* CryCute: During "Katastrophe", Dark Kat manages to destroy the Turbo Kat, believing that he finally killed the Swat Kats. For the end of that sequence, she's shown in shock and some tears start to roll down her eyes.

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* WhatYouAreInTheDark: At the end of "Metal Urgency", he is presented with the perfect opportunity to get rid of the SWAT Kats. All he has to do is let the Metallikats go, and they'll tell him the SWAT Kats' secret identities. He refuses, and shoots them both.

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* WhatYouAreInTheDark: WhatYouAreInTheDark:
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At the end of "Metal Urgency", he is presented with the perfect opportunity to get rid of the SWAT Kats. All he has to do is let the Metallikats go, and they'll tell him the SWAT Kats' secret identities. He refuses, and shoots them both.


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** "A Bright and Shiny Future" has him grinning like a schoolboy after being allowed to ride shotgun in the Turbokat alongside Felina. Given that this takes place in a future timeline that has likely been averted, it's probably no longer canon, but it's worth noting nonetheless given how rarely we ever see him happy and how he's always blasting the SWAT Kats for the amount of damage they cause in the Turbokat.
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* NeverMyFault: Back when Chance and Jake were still Enforcers, they had cornered Dark Kat, only for Feral to order them to fall back [[TheOnlyOneAllowedToDefeatYou and let him handle it]]. When they refused, he actually knocked their jet out of the sky and into Enforcer headquarters, causing significant damage to the building and allowing Dark Kat to escape. Feral flat-out refused to acknowledge that the entire mess was ''his'' fault, even after Chance point-blank told him so. Feral instead placed all the blame on Chance and Jake, kicking them off the force and sentencing them to work at the salvage yard until they pay off the damages. It actually makes Chance and Jake upstaging him as the SWAT Kats throughout the series very satisfying.

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* NeverMyFault: Back when Chance and Jake were still Enforcers, they had cornered Dark Kat, only for Feral to order them to fall back [[TheOnlyOneAllowedToDefeatYou and let him handle it]]. When they refused, he actually knocked their jet out of the sky and into Enforcer headquarters, causing significant damage to the building and allowing Dark Kat to escape. Feral flat-out refused to acknowledge that the entire mess was ''his'' fault, even after Chance point-blank told him so. Feral instead placed all the blame on Chance and Jake, kicking them off the force and sentencing them to work at the salvage yard until they pay off the damages. It actually makes Chance and Jake [[LaserGuidedKarma upstaging him as the SWAT Kats Kats]] throughout the series very satisfying. satisfying.
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* HeroAntagonist: The chief of police in Megakat City, who also wants to arrest the SWAT Kats. His interference also sometimes gets in the way of the SWAT Kats solving problems that they could have otherwise gotten over.

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* HeroAntagonist: The chief of police in Megakat City, who also wants to arrest the SWAT Kats. His interference also sometimes gets in the way of the SWAT Kats solving problems that they could have otherwise gotten over. In fact, it's the reason they SWAT Kats even came along in the first place.
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* {{Determinator}}: She often won't take no for an answer and won't stop until she's accomplished whatever task she has set herself to. Provided, of course, it is still possible for her to do so. If not, she [[KnowWhenToFoldEm Knows When to Fold 'Em]].

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* {{Determinator}}: She Like her uncle, she often won't take no for an answer and won't stop until she's accomplished whatever task she has set herself to. Provided, of course, it is still possible for her to do so. If not, she she, unlike Cmdr.Feral, [[KnowWhenToFoldEm Knows When to Fold 'Em]].
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* ObliviousToLove: Is almost completely oblivious to Callie's feelings towards him.

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* ObliviousToLove: Is almost completely oblivious to Callie's feelings towards him. It's somewhat confusing why this is given his very obvious and very mutual attraction to Queen Callista--who could well be Callie's ancestor--in "Bride of the Pastmaster".
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: He ''really'' enjoys absorbing computer files into himself if his facial expression & attitude while doing it is anything to go by.
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--> '''Cmdr. Feral''' ''(coldly):'' I don't '''deal''' with '''''scum.'''''

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--> '''Cmdr. Feral''' ''(coldly):'' I don't '''deal''' '' make deals'' with '''''scum.'''''
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-->"I don't deal with ''scum''."

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-->"I don't deal make deals with ''scum''."
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* LustObject: Unfortunately to the Pastmaster once he really got a good look at her due to her similarity to her ancestor.


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* LustObject: To The Pastmaster.
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%%* OurLichesAreDifferent: While he may not be called a lich, he fits the image: a skeletal, undead-looking Evil Sorceror who makes a big deal out of being immortal. His first appearance shows him reanimating two skeletons to do his bidding, and a later one has him calling up an army of giant mummies. His pocket watch seems to be the source of his power (he's unable to do magic when it's stolen in one episode), but whether it's an actual Soul Jar is never addressed.

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%%* OurLichesAreDifferent: While he may not be called a lich, he fits the image: a skeletal, undead-looking Evil Sorceror EvilSorceror who makes a big deal out of being immortal. His first appearance shows him reanimating two skeletons to do his bidding, and a later one has him calling up an army of giant mummies. His pocket watch seems to be the source of his power (he's unable to do magic when it's stolen in one episode), but whether it's an actual Soul Jar is never addressed.

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* ManChild: He sometimes acts like a spoiled child, such as when the Metallicats took his watch in "A Bright and Shiny Future".



%%* OurLichesAreDifferent

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%%* OurLichesAreDifferentOurLichesAreDifferent: While he may not be called a lich, he fits the image: a skeletal, undead-looking Evil Sorceror who makes a big deal out of being immortal. His first appearance shows him reanimating two skeletons to do his bidding, and a later one has him calling up an army of giant mummies. His pocket watch seems to be the source of his power (he's unable to do magic when it's stolen in one episode), but whether it's an actual Soul Jar is never addressed.


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* PsychopathicManchild: He sometimes acts like a spoiled child, such as when the Metallicats took his watch in "A Bright and Shiny Future".
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* StarterVillain: He's the first episode's villain, and while he's the villain in 2 more episodes and more a supporting villain in another, he's not as recurring or as active as the rest.
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* SkewedPriorities: Despite being a hostage of Madkat's for an entire day, and the near-death experience he went through, he's more concerned with how he's got a show to do as soon as he's out. He's also not remotely bothered with the presence of his kidnapper and former rival after choosing him as his guest star, though not without the Enforcers and a restraint jacket present.
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* ThePowerOfHate: How Dr. Sinian theorizes his ghost rose from the grave, that even though his body was no longer living, his hate for Manx refused to die.
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* TheLadette: To date, she is the only female Enforcer apart from two female dispatchers (who are only heard as voices on the radio).

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* {{Tomboy}}: While female, she has a hard jawline and prominent cheekbones, giving her a somewhat boyish appearance, and in addition, she dresses in a men's (or at least unisex) uniform and does stereotypical masculine things like shoot laser guns, fly helicopters and shoot monsters and bad guys. The one feminine thing she's ever shown doing is fixing her hair after taking her helmet off in "When Strikes Mutilor", 'cause no one wants helmet hair.

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* %%* {{Tomboy}}: While female, she has a hard jawline and prominent cheekbones, giving her a somewhat boyish appearance, and in addition, she dresses in a men's (or at least unisex) uniform and does stereotypical masculine things like shoot laser guns, fly helicopters and shoot monsters and bad guys. The one feminine thing she's ever shown doing is fixing her hair after taking her helmet off in "When Strikes Mutilor", 'cause no one wants helmet hair.
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--> '''Cmdr. Feral''' ''(coldly):'' I don't '''work''' with '''''scum.'''''

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--> '''Cmdr. Feral''' ''(coldly):'' I don't '''work''' '''deal''' with '''''scum.'''''
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--> '''Cmdr. Feral''' ''(coldly):'' I don't '''work''' with '''''scum.'''''
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Meganekko is no longer a trope. It's a Fanspeak term. Moving wicks to Bespectacled Cutie when appropriate.


* {{Meganekko}}: She's never seen without her glasses.
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: He has a big pink mane. It's probably dyed.

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