History KimPossible / TropesMToR

-->'''Barkin:''' Ah, Senior Year, I remember it well. Best two years of my life; big man on the football team [...] dated the most popular girl in school [...] I even helped save the world a time or two.\\
'''Ron:''' Right on- wait, what?! You?
*** Though, he is probably lying here about saving the world. He's probably only saying that as to get into Ron's head and get himself more credibility from Ron and make Ron freak out about how "it's all downhill from here" and "the center cannot hold" as bullying Ron is basically Mr. Barkin's M.O. Barkin's statement even directly contradicts his actions in the GrandFinale, where he was basically a DirtyCoward while the Lowardians invaded.

** A number of sly references. "[[QueerEyeForTheStraightGuy Evil Eye For The Bad Guy]]"?

* ParentTitleCharacterization: Kim usually refers to her parents as "Mom" and "Dad" like a typical teen. But when she wants to be taken seriously, she'll call her Mom "Mother" (she never does the gender-equivalent with her Dad, due to her father's tendency to be an OverprotectiveDad who still treats her like a little girl). And when she's in an affectionate mood and plays up her cuteness on the occasions where she accepts and wants her father's [[MyBelovedSmother smothering]], she'll refer to him as "Daddy".

%% * [[NiceGuy Nice Girl:]] Kim post season one. Yori in all her appearances.

%% * {{Ninja}}: Both human, monkey, and sumo.
%% ** And the Embarrassment Ninjas.
%% ** And Global Justice's Ninjabots.

%% * NoNonsenseNemesis: Shego in ''A Sitch In Time''.

%% * NonhumanSidekick: Rufus.

*** Though, he is probably lying here about saving the world. He's probably only saying that as to get into Ron's head and get himself more credibility from Ron and make Ron freak out about "it's all downhill from here" and "the center cannot hold" as bullying Ron is basically Mr. Barkin's M.O.

** maybe. They actually skipped an undisclosed number of grades to enter high school early; Kim's four or five years older than them (as established in ''A Sitch in Time'').

* MirrorMoralityMachine

-->'''Kim:''' ''(elbowing Ron)'' Ron, that's Shego!
-->'''Ron:''' Nah, it's not Shego, it's Miss Go -- see, it says so on the board.
-->'''Kim:''' Putting something on the board doesn't make it true!
-->'''Ron:''' Oh, sure, y'know, when I said that in 20th Century History, I got sent to the office!
-->'''Kim:''' The moon landing wasn't faked in the Arizona desert, Ron!

* NeverSayDie: Villains sometimes talk about "destroying" or "eliminating" Kim.

** Drakken in ''Possible Christmas.'' To hilarious lengths. Not only does he pay for Shego's Christmas vacation and invite the Possibles to Christmas dinner, he ''remembers Ron's name.''

* PunchedAcrossTheRoom: Happens a few times, though most notable in "So the Drama".
* PuppyDogEyes: Kim's (nearly) irresistible "Puppy Dog Pout". Her mom also uses it a few times... [[HoistByHisOwnPetard even on Kim.]] And (during a bout of temporary goodness) so did Shego. Even Ron and Rufus used it on Kim in unison in ''Car Alarm''

* MayDecemberRomance: Drakken and Shego. He's the same as Kim's father (his early 40s), while Shego is somewhere in her twenties by the series' end.

** And form the episode where they thought Bird-themed villain Aviarius:

* NerdyNasalness: Ned, the recurring Bueno Nacho employee, speaks with a very nasally voice, signifying him to be even nerdier than the show's main nerd, Ron.

* PopularVillainsReform: [[spoiler:Due to their popularity with the audience, Drakken and Shego went from one-shot baddies to BigBadDuumvirate to good guys in the (second) series finale.]]

*** Though, he is probably lying here about saving the world. He's probably only saying that as to get into Ron's head and make him freak out as bullying Ron is basically Mr. Barkin's M.O.

* PuppyDogEyes: Kim's (nearly) irresistible "Puppy Dog Pout". Her mom also uses it a few times... [[HoistByHisOwnPetard even on Kim.]] And (during a bout of temporary goodness) so did Shego.
* PutOnABus: Brick Flagg.

* NewJobEpisode: Played straight in "Bueno Nacho". Subverted and played straight in "The Big Job"

* [[NiceGuy Nice Girl:]] Kim post season one. Yori in all her appearances.

* {{Ninja}}: Both human, monkey, and sumo.
** And the Embarrassment Ninjas.
** [[RuleOfThree And Global Justice's Ninjabots.]]
* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed:
** Britina, MC Honey, Heather, the Holson twins, the CausticCritic host of "[[Series/AmericanIdol American Starmaker]]" and Camille Leon, among others.
** One TrappedInTVLand episode had a pink haired spy fighting Kim over a device. [[Series/{{Alias}} Who could that be?]]
* NoGravityForYou: Occurs sometimes in space-related episodes and acts as a level gimmick in the third GBA game.

* NoIndoorVoice: Dementor's excitable METHOD OF ''SPEAKING!''

* NoNonsenseNemesis: Shego in ''A Sitch In Time''.

* NonhumanSidekick: Rufus.

* MissingTrailerScene: The credits of the first three seasons have a brief clip of Kim dodging an attack from a much larger Shego (it's unclear whether Shego has [[AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever grown large]] or Kim has [[IncredibleShrinkingMan shrunk small]]). The scene never appears in any episode.

* MassHypnosis: Drakken tries this, using shampoo of all things, and a scheme involving teens' MP3 players that didn't work out. The Seniors try it with a love ray.

* MythologyGag: In "Graduation", you briefly hear Creator/AprilWinchell voicing a news reporter, and Creator/KevinMichaelRichardson is also heard in the "next time" on "Previously on" segments when rerun. Both used those specific voices in ''WesternAnimation/ClerksTheAnimatedSeries'' (the former as another news anchor, the latter as the narrator and Lando); that series was also produced by Disney (via Touchstone Television), Chris Bailey and Steve Loter produced both shows, and Stephen Silver designed the character models for both shows as well.

* MadeOfIron: Everyone, the most notable being the time when Shego got kicked from the roof of a building that is several stories high, into an electrical signal tower, which not only electrocutes her but also collapsed right on top of her. And she comes out of the incident with slightly torn clothes and frazzled hair...

* PomPomgirl: Kim that is the head cheerleader, but also a nice girl and never bitchy. The other cheerleaders are also really nice and seem to have average intelligence, while Kim's archrival, Bonnie Rockwaller, is truly the only [[TheCheerleader mean-spirited cheerleader]] on the squad and Tara's the only one implied to be a BrainlessBeauty.

** A slight case with Kim's detention mate Junior in "Tick, Tick, Tick" appearing one episode after the introduction of (Señor Senior) Junior. Detention!Junior never appears after that episode though, while SSJ becomes a recurring character.

* {{Nanomachines}}: The Nano-Tick in "Tick, Tick, Tick" (though it's not really on a nano-scale - according to Drakken, it just sounds cooler that way) and probably the source of Camille Leon's [[ShapeShifting shapeshifting]] ability.

* MonsterOftheWeek: The series manages a good deal of character development with nary an arc to be had.
* MostDefinitelyNotAVillain: Malcolm in "Virt-U-Ron".

* MonsteroftheWeek: The series manages a good deal of character development with nary an arc to be had.