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** Margie also mentions what happened to the alien in ''Film/{{ET}}'' as a potential reason for the aliens wanting to meet in space.

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** Margie also mentions what happened to the alien in ''Film/{{ET}}'' ''Film/ETTheExtraTerrestrial'' as a potential reason for the aliens wanting to meet in space.

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Put in alphabetical order


* AesopAmnesia:
** Pat Numbar at the end of ''Z3'', who offers Zenon another chance at properly winning a contest by joining him in a new one on Mars along with her friends. Zenon's reply?:
--> '''Zenon''': Mr. Numbar, if you thought Selena was hard to handle, let me just point out to you that Mars is the god of war.
** Two seconds after hanging up, she adds that "some people just never learn."



* AesopAmnesia:
** Pat Numbar at the end of ''Z3'', who offers Zenon another chance at properly winning a contest by joining him in a new one on Mars along with her friends. Zenon's reply?:
--> '''Zenon''': Mr. Numbar, if you thought Selena was hard to handle, let me just point out to you that Mars is the god of war.
** Two seconds after hanging up, she adds that "some people just never learn."
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* ArtisticLicenseSpace: To be expected in a movie like this. One notable example comes up in Z3. Selena gives a deadline of “the next Earthset” for everyone to leave the moon base. In reality, the moon is tidally locked to Earth, so Earth never rises or sets from the perspective of someone on the moon.
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* StatusQuoIsGod: Averted. Margie keeps her development in the second movie after having been Zenon's nemesis in the first and most of the second. Here she largely takes Nebula’s place as Zenon’s best friend in the third movie due to Nebula having a much smaller role.

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This appears to be instead an example of Unintentionally Unsympathetic, as the goodness is not explicitly the villain of the movie.


* TheBadGuyWins: Selena, the moon goddess of Greek mythology, manages to scare off everyone off the moon in the third movie because she wants to be left alone. It's just a little space dome and there was room for compromise, but nope, either it goes or she'll destroy Earth. She gets her way and the story presents this as a good thing. Yeah, no.



** ''Z3'' has Pat Numbar, the host of the Galactic Teen Supreme contest who is using it as a front to colonize and exploit the moon for its resources, greatly angering the moon goddess Selene who (forcibly) recruits Zenon to stop his plans.

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** ''Z3'' has Pat Numbar, the host of the Galactic Teen Supreme contest who is using it as a front to colonize and exploit the moon for its resources, greatly angering the moon goddess Selene who (forcibly) recruits Zenon to stop his plans.
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* MotileVehicularComponents: The alien ship in ''Zenon: The Zequel'' has four long, elegant wings that flap. In space. Yes, really.
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** No one believes Zenon detected alien signals in the second film at first. Maybe if the signal listening lab had some sort of data archive, that might've convinced people.

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** No one believes Zenon detected alien signals in the second film at first. Maybe if the signal listening AP lab had some sort of data archive, archive or a recording device, that might've convinced people.
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* DeclarationOfPersonalIndependence: Zenon declares to her father that she's thirteen. Old enough to take care of herself.
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Although it never became a series as expected, it did spawn two sequels. ''Zenon: The Zequel'' follows Zenon as she clashes with General Hammond and his military forces who are taking over operations of the station; to make matters worse, Hammond's daughter is Margie, Zenon's AlphaBitch enemy from the first film. ''Zenon: Z3'' focuses on Zenon as she enters the Galactic Teen Supreme contest, while Sage Borealis, a Moon preservation activist, and Selena, goddess of the moon, urge her to stop contest-holder Pat Numbar from colonizing and exploiting the moon.

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Although it never became a TV series as expected, it did spawn two sequels. ''Zenon: The Zequel'' follows Zenon as she clashes with General Hammond and his military forces who are taking over operations of the station; to make matters worse, Hammond's daughter is Margie, Zenon's AlphaBitch enemy from the first film. ''Zenon: Z3'' focuses on Zenon as she enters the Galactic Teen Supreme contest, while Sage Borealis, a Moon preservation activist, and Selena, goddess of the moon, urge her to stop contest-holder Pat Numbar from colonizing and exploiting the moon.

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