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Now, in the future (the series starts in 2064), the United States is anything but united. It is divided into the constantly warring Union, the Confederacy, the Kingdom of New Orleans, the People's Republic of America (formerly California), the Texas Republic, and the Endless Nation. The apocalypse approaches quickly as leading members of each nation have secretly formed a cabal of the Chosen, [[ApocalypseCult a group who works to bring about the end times]]. Meanwhile the Four Horsemen walk the earth and gather power. But one single man stands in the way of the Chosen, one who should be at their helm: the horseman Death. Betrayed by his brethren, Death is on a quest for vengeance. Something of value has been stolen from him and nothing will stand in his way to get it back.
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Now, in the future (the series starts in 2064), the United States is anything but united. It is divided into the constantly warring Union, the Confederacy, the Kingdom of New Orleans, the People's Republic of America (formerly California), the Texas Republic, and the Endless Nation. The apocalypse approaches quickly as leading members of each nation have secretly formed a cabal of the Chosen, [[ApocalypseCult a group who works to bring about the end times]]. Meanwhile the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse walk the earth and gather power. But one single man stands in the way of the Chosen, one who should be at their helm: the horseman Death. Betrayed by his brethren, Death is on a quest for vengeance. Something of value has been stolen from him and nothing will stand in his way to get it back.
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* EquippableAlly: The Ranger has a RobotDog that doubles as a [[CoolGuns sniper rifle]] and Death rides a weaponized [[MechanicalHorse robot cannon-horse]].
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* EquippableAlly: The Ranger has a RobotDog that doubles as a [[CoolGuns sniper rifle]] rifle and Death rides a weaponized [[MechanicalHorse robot cannon-horse]].
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* BittersweetEnding: One that leans more on the sweet side. [[spoiler: Villains like the Three Horseman, Chamberlain, and LeVay are dead, and Justice completes his kill list. The "End of the World" comes not via an apocalypse, but through a dissolution of the old status quo -- the remaining nations sign a second armistice. The narration notes this new status quo was prosperous and while it didn't last forever, this is presented in a neutral light; no nation lasts forever, but love does. While Death dies saving Babylon, the boy reunites with Xiaolin and finally sees the real world, recognizing it as something worth preserving.]]
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* BittersweetEnding: One that leans more on the sweet side. [[spoiler: Villains like the Three Horseman, Chamberlain, and LeVay [=LeVay=] are dead, and Justice completes his kill list. The "End of the World" comes not via an apocalypse, but through a dissolution of the old status quo -- the remaining nations sign a second armistice. The narration notes this new status quo was prosperous and while it didn't last forever, this is presented in a neutral light; no nation lasts forever, but love does. While Death dies saving Babylon, the boy reunites with Xiaolin and finally sees the real world, recognizing it as something worth preserving.]]
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* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: Played with. On one hand, you have John Freeman, Bel Solomon, and Xiaolin, who are all in high positions of authority. With the latter two being heads of state and the former being a prince. All of whom possess incredible combat prowess and are among the series' most lethal characters. On the other hand, the leaders of the other nations rely more on their wits and manipulation of others as opposed to their actual fighting ability.
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* RankScalesWithAsskicking: Played with. On one hand, you have John Freeman, Bel Solomon, and Xiaolin, who are all in high positions of authority. With the latter two being heads of state and the former being a prince. All of whom possess incredible combat prowess and are among the series' most lethal characters. On the other hand, the leaders of the other nations rely more on their wits and manipulation of others as opposed to their actual fighting ability.
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* BittersweetEnding: One that leans more on the sweet side. [[spoiler: Villains like the Three Horseman, Chamberlain, and LeVay are dead, and Justice completes his kill list. The "End of the World" comes not via an apocalypse, but through a dissolution of the old status quo -- the remaining nations sign a second armistice. The narration notes this new status quo was prosperous and while it didn't last forever, this is presented in a neutral light; no nation lasts forever, but love does. While Death dies saving Babylon, the boy reunites with Xiaolin and finally sees the real world, recognizing it as something worth preserving.]]
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* CoolPet: The Ranger has a RobotDog that doubles as a [[CoolGuns sniper rifle]] and Death rides a weaponized [[MechanicalHorse robot cannon-horse]].
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* EquippableAlly: The Ranger has a RobotDog that doubles as a [[CoolGuns sniper rifle]] and Death rides a weaponized [[MechanicalHorse robot cannon-horse]].
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* FlamingSword: War's WeaponOfChoice, which can also be [[RetractableWeapon retracted]] allowing him to easily conceal it and carry it with him.
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* FlamingSword: War's WeaponOfChoice, weapon, which can also be [[RetractableWeapon retracted]] allowing him to easily conceal it and carry it with him.
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* WhipSword: In a flashback, Conquest can be seen using one of these as his WeaponOfChoice. He eventually brings it back for the climax.
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* WhipSword: In a flashback, Conquest can be seen using one of these as his WeaponOfChoice.these. He eventually brings it back for the climax.
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* RunningGag: Everytime we see the Atlas bar, we know the Tracker is gonna get bullied into cooperation in more and more severe ways and/or someone is going to get horribly murdered and the place ransacked. By the time we are there for the last time, [[spoiler: the Tracker has been killed and none is left but decomposing corpses]].
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* RunningGag: Everytime we see visit the Atlas bar, we know the Tracker is gonna get bullied into cooperation in more and more severe ways and/or someone is going to gonna get horribly murdered and the place ransacked. By the time we are there for see the last time, of it, [[spoiler: the Tracker has been killed and none is left but decomposing corpses]].
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* RunningGag: Everytime we see the Atlas bar, we know the Tracker is gonna get bullied into cooperation in more and more severe ways and/or someone is going to get horribly murdered and the place ransacked. By the time we are there for the last time, [[spoiler: the Tracker has been killed and none is left but decomposing corpses]].
