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* GeniusBonus: The Diet of Worms was a famous convocation of the Holy Roman Empire's legislature (which was called a Diet) at the city of Worms (pronounced "verms") in 1521 where Martin Luther was questioned about his agitation against the Catholic Church. The Diet did not move to condemn him. Emperor Charles V did issue the Edict of Worms against him, but was ultimately unable to enforce it.
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* GeniusBonus: The Diet of Worms was a famous convocation of the Holy Roman Empire's legislature (which was called a Diet) at the city of Worms (pronounced "verms") in 1521 where Martin Luther was questioned about his agitation against the Catholic Church. The Diet did not move to condemn him. Emperor Charles V did issue the Edict of Worms against him, but was ultimately unable to enforce it.
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The Biker Mice have to deal with a gathering of Lawrence Limburger and the bosses of other Plutarkian bases on Earth.
!!This episode contains examples of
* AlliterativeName: Two of the Plutarkian bosses seen in this episode are Gutama Gouda and Gerald Gruyere.
* TheBigEasy: Gerald Gruyere is based in New Orleans.
* EyepatchOfPower: One-Eyed Jack Monterey wears an eyepatch on his human mask even though both of his eyes are shown to be okay when his mask is briefly removed.
* MuggedForDisguise: Vinnie, Throttle, and Modo infiltrate the gathering by knocking out three Plutarkian waiters and donning their clothes. They take care of the fact that they are Martian mice by wearing Plutarkian masks that were located nearby.
* NewAgeRetroHippie: Gutama Gouda is in several ways very much like a hippie, such as coming to the gathering in a school bus and wearing a pendant with the peace sign on it.
* RaginCajun: Gerald Gruyere speaks with a Cajun accent and is every bit as unpleasant as your standard Plutarkian.
