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* {{Capepunk}}: The ''Villains Code'' series is a {{Deconstruction}} of all the various assumptions that would need to go in to have a proper superhero world as well as how much easier it would be if most supervillains and superheroes stayed out of each other's ways. In a way, superheroes and supervillains are more like hostile nations with a ColdWar going on rather than cops and robbers. It also questions how much one side being on the law versus the other being against it is GoodVersusEvil.
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* {{Capepunk}}: The ''Villains Code'' series is a {{Deconstruction}} of all the various assumptions that would need to go in to have a proper superhero world as well as how much easier it would be if most supervillains and superheroes stayed out of each other's ways. In a way, superheroes and supervillains are more like hostile nations with a ColdWar cold war going on rather than cops and robbers. It also questions how much one side being on the law versus the other being against it is GoodVersusEvil.
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** Hurting Ivan's children, even threatening them, will leave the person stupid enough to do so in a body cast if not outright dead. [[spoiler: Balaam deliberately smashes it to unleash Fornax on the world again when he blew up the school where they attended seemingly killing them. He develops a a smaller one for threatening Tori by the end of the book.]]
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** Hurting Ivan's children, even threatening them, will leave the person stupid enough to do so in a body cast if not outright dead. [[spoiler: Balaam deliberately smashes it to unleash Fornax on the world again when he blew up the school where they attended seemingly killing them. He develops a a smaller one for threatening Tori by the end of the first book.]]
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* AndThenWhat: [[spoiler: Said word for word by Wade to Balaam when explaining his reasoning for creating the Guild. Wade/Dr. Mechaniacal visited dimensions were villians DID rule the world, and the amount of bureaucracy involved was apparently mind-numbingly boring for victors. Running a thing like a guild requires much less less tedious things like budget meetings.]]
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* AndThenWhat: [[spoiler: Said word for word by Wade to Balaam when explaining his reasoning for creating the Guild. Wade/Dr. Mechaniacal visited dimensions were villians DID rule the world, and the amount of bureaucracy involved was apparently mind-numbingly boring for victors. Running a thing like a guild requires much less less tedious things like budget meetings.meetings (relatively speaking).]]
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* AndThenWhat: [[spoiler: Said word for word by Wade to Balaam when explaining his reasoning for creating the Guild. Wade/Dr. Mechaniacal visited dimensions were villians DID rule the world, and the amount of bureaucracy involved was apparently mind-numbingly boring for victors. Running a thing like a guild requires much less less tedious things like budget meetings.]]
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** Tyranny is another villainous variant who has taken control of an island and keeps it defended using her inventions. She has also made a game out of trying to shoot down SantaClaus whenever he comes on Christmas Eve, while her son keeps working on improving his eggnog recipe.
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** Tori only became a thief because she couldn't imagine being stuck in an office job and generally hates major corporations becuase of her past. [[spoiler: Even her goal, to take over the world or become a crime lord, is just so she can gather enough capital to start her own company. From there, she would build affordable PowerArmor for anyone to use, fulfilling and honoring her parents' personal dream.]]
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** Tori only became a thief because she couldn't imagine being stuck in an office job and generally hates major corporations becuase because of her past. [[spoiler: Even her goal, to take over the world or become a crime lord, is just so she can gather enough capital to start her own company. From there, she would build affordable PowerArmor for anyone to use, fulfilling and honoring her parents' personal dream.]]
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* LikesClarkKentHatesSuperman: Much of the interpersonal drama is derived from this trope and its knock on effects.
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* ClothesMakeTheSuperman: For one night in Hallowville, anyone who puts on a superhero costume will gain a variant of the superhero or villain's powers.
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** For one night in Hallowville, anyone who puts on a superhero costume will gain a variant of the superhero or villain'spowers.powers.
** This is Fashionistador's power. He can gain an echo of another's power if he manages to obtain and put on a piece of their costume. While normally he gets very little return for a massive amount of effort, he plans to change it all in Hallowville, especially since anyone who no longer has a complete costume is automatically ejected from Hallowville. [[spoiler:He manages to obtain SuperSpeed, {{Intangibility}}, magic, and advanced intelligence. However, he fails when he tries to take Tory's Fornax mask because Fornax's power isn't in the mask. And Fornax is one of the few metas who can harm someone intangible.]]
** For one night in Hallowville, anyone who puts on a superhero costume will gain a variant of the superhero or villain's
** This is Fashionistador's power. He can gain an echo of another's power if he manages to obtain and put on a piece of their costume. While normally he gets very little return for a massive amount of effort, he plans to change it all in Hallowville, especially since anyone who no longer has a complete costume is automatically ejected from Hallowville. [[spoiler:He manages to obtain SuperSpeed, {{Intangibility}}, magic, and advanced intelligence. However, he fails when he tries to take Tory's Fornax mask because Fornax's power isn't in the mask. And Fornax is one of the few metas who can harm someone intangible.]]
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* NeverGotToSayGoodbye: The real reason the New Science Sentries go to the Halloween Town. [[spoiler:They hope to win the prize and ask Spooky Trudy for a chance to speak with Ike in whatever afterlife he's in, so they can say their goodbyes and get some closure. Chloe ends up the winner and asks for their wish, but Trudy explains that even she is powerless to help with that.]]
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* NeverGotToSayGoodbye: The real reason the New Science Sentries go to the Halloween Town.Hallowville. [[spoiler:They hope to win the prize and ask Spooky Trudy for a chance to speak with Ike in whatever afterlife he's in, so they can say their goodbyes and get some closure. Chloe ends up the winner and asks for their wish, but Trudy explains that even she is powerless to help with that.]]
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* MallSanta: When taking her younger cousins to see a mall Santa, Beverly is shocked to run into Kristoph, Thuggernaut, and Johnny Three Dicks dressed as Christmas elves. They explain they're filling in for any elves who can't make it that day. At the same time, they're there to keep Kristoph from murdering any people he senses have harmed children. They've put in a lot of effort into keeping him from doing it right there at the mall. Instead, they're collecting names and addresses, so they can all go on a murder spree afterwards.
