History KimPossible / TropesAToF

* EurekaMoment: Ron lapses into one when Kim mentions "Homefield" in "Ill Suited".

* CoolPet: Rufus, who is Ron's naked mole rat.

* AwesomeMcCoolname: You have three guesses on this. The first two don't count. In fact, several characters fit this. In addition to our titular teen heroine, most of her family qualify, with the exception of Cousin Larry and Aunt June. We also have Adrena Lynn, Brick Flagg, and Camille Leon.

* TheCheerleader: Mostly averted, but played straight by Bonnie and her obnoxious attitude.

* ExtremeSportExcusePlot: An episode or two.

* EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys: Unless you're Ron. And in Season 4, that changes when he fully embraces his Monkey Kung Fu.

* EvilIsDumb:
** Inverted by Ron (normally intellectually lazy and good-hearted: on two occasions, wicked and far more ingenious than most villains). Averted by Shego, for all the good it does her.
** Senor Senior Sr. has the occasional moment of clarity.

** Shego is considerably more competent than any of the other villains, but shows no real initiative and spends much of her time lounging around reading magazines.

* AliensAndMonsters: Considering the characters in the show, the Lorwardian invaders and the monsters made by the {{mad scientist}}s are just icing on the cake.

* BeautyIsNeverTarnished: {{Averted}} in "The Truth Hurts" when Kim, under the influence of a truth ray, admits to picking her nose when nobody's looking. Played straight most of the time: the character might get dusty, muddy or soaked with water, but only a few moments. It's most obvious when Kim and Shego land in a mud bath in "Mad Dogs And Aliens", but are back to being spotless at the next scene change.

** Dr Director is a {{Gender Flip}}ped General Comicbook/NickFury. Which, in turn makes Gemini based on Jake "Scorpio" Fury.

-->'''Drakken:''' I'm a supervillain, not a corporate shyster!

** In "Ill-Suited" Ron is let off the hook despite lying to Kim, cheating at a major sporting event, and stealing high-tech weaponry that put lives in danger. Kim forgave him and Barkin let him stay on the team. [[CoolAndUnusualPunishment Although he did have to do 20 crabwalk laps around the field.]] [[ValuesDissonance Though it is a stark reminder of how in Season 1 Kim was grounded just for lying.]] Although since Ron is the goofy comic relief, writer's surrogate, and DesignatedHero of this particular episode he gets a pass.

** Drakken's [[MindControl mind-controlling shampoo]] fails mostly because he has to stick to "truth in labelling" laws, and so it's called "Dr. D's Brainwashing Shampoo and Cranium Rinse" and labelled "Lather, Rinse, Obey!"

** Even [[SuperpoweredEvilSide Ron]] has one: "BOO-YA-HA-HA-HA-HA-HA!"

* FeetOfClay: Will Du, the "number one Global Justice agent".

* ForeignQueasine: One episode had Ron and Rufus finding a bag of chips that belonged to the current client, whereupon they began eagerly eating them... at least until the client tells them the chips were made from crickets.

* FreeFallFight: In one episode, Kim fights someone while skydiving.

* ThemeTuneCameo: The phrase "Call Me, Beep Me" from the TitleThemeTune is dropped in "A Sitch in Time" and "So the Drama". Also, the Kimmunicator's ringtone is the first four notes of the song. And it's played ''a lot''. In "Team Impossible", Ron is impressed that they have their own theme tune, and tries to write one for Kim and himself. He comes up with the show's theme, of course.

* ComicallyMissingThePoint: Ron, more often than not. Biggest moment probably being from ''So the Drama'', where both Ned and Rufus try to warn him of Bueno Nacho being "Evil", only for him to react to their lack of bendy straws.

* CompletelyMissingThePoint: Ron, more often than not. Biggest moment probably being from ''So the Drama'', where both Ned and Rufus try to warn him of Bueno Nacho being "Evil", only for him to react to their lack of bendy straws.

* FictionalZodiac: Animalogy, which seems to be more of a parody of astrology in general rather then the Zodiacal aspects. Though each color/animal combination does have its own "fortune".

* BigNo: Twice in Season 4, the latter followed by DisturbedDoves. Ron has a couple throughout the series (including a truly epic one in "A Very Possible Christmas" (Season 2, episode 16), but Kim lets one out in "Trading Faces" (Season 4, Episode 3) that frankly sounds halfway between a BigNo and a Tarzan yell. Bonnie lets one in "Graduation, Part 2" (Season 4, Episode 22) when she didn't graduated from Middleton High.

** The best example would be with Ron at the Middleton High Talent Show. While Kim is escaping an elaborate DeathTrap, Ron ends up as a last-minute write-in to stall for time. He ends up performing various vaudeville styled acts from dancing with Rufus, being a ventriloquist with Rufus as a puppet, playing the 'Star-Spangled Banner' with the rims of glasses, breathing fire with hot sauce before breaking several concrete bricks via a head-butt. While none of these talents are bad, they are admittedly odd compared to Kim's singing and Bonnie's ballet. Nevertheless, he wins the talent show and as Barkin says:

* BlackBestFriend: Monique, Wade