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-->'''Linka:''' You missed the point of her story. [...] It is not smart to build so close to the water.
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-->'''Linka:''' You missed the point of her story. [...] It is not smart to build so close to the water.water.
* YouRemindMeOfX: Whenever Gaia introduces a new proto-Planeteer into her tale, she says that the character in question was a lot like one of her Planeteers. In order of appearance: Niko[[note]]Wheeler[[/note]], Lydia[[note]]Linka[[/note]], Wally[[note]]Kwame[[/note]], Li[[note]]Gi[[/note]] and Asi[[note]]Ma-Ti[[/note]].
* YouRemindMeOfX: Whenever Gaia introduces a new proto-Planeteer into her tale, she says that the character in question was a lot like one of her Planeteers. In order of appearance: Niko[[note]]Wheeler[[/note]], Lydia[[note]]Linka[[/note]], Wally[[note]]Kwame[[/note]], Li[[note]]Gi[[/note]] and Asi[[note]]Ma-Ti[[/note]].
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During a stormy day on Hope Island, Gaia entertains the Planeteers with a tale from the 1940's of when a past generation of Planeteers helped stop Hoggish Greedly's grandfather, Don Porkaloin, and Dr. Blight's grandmother, Betty, from destroying a beach.
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During a stormy day on Hope Island, Gaia entertains the Planeteers with a tale from the 1940's 1940s of when a past generation of Planeteers helped stop Hoggish Greedly's grandfather, Don Porkaloin, and Dr. Blight's grandmother, Betty, from destroying a beach.
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* ArbitrarySkepticism: Despite wielding a magic ring and interacting with two powerful nature spirits on a regular basis, Wheeler questions quite a few elements of Gaia's tale.
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* ArbitrarySkepticism: Despite wielding a magic ring and interacting with two powerful nature spirits on a regular basis, Wheeler questions quite a few elements of Gaia's tale. She eventually gets a little exasperated with him.
-->'''Gaia:''' Wheeler, who's telling this story, you or me?
-->'''Gaia:''' Wheeler, who's telling this story, you or me?
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* CementShoes: The proto-Planeteers get captured and tied up with their feet in cement.
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* CementShoes: The Three of the proto-Planeteers – Wally, Niko and Li – get captured and tied up with their feet in cement.
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* IdenticalGrandson: [[RuleOfThree Three times]]. Don Porkaloin, Rex Rigger I, and Betty Blight all look the same as their respective grandchildren, save for such small details like Don's mustache.
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* IdenticalGrandson: [[RuleOfThree Three times]]. Don Porkaloin, Rex Rigger I, and Betty Blight all look the same as their respective grandchildren, save for such small details like Don's mustache.
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* SimilarSquad: The "proto-Planeteers" from Gaia's tale are shown on screen as the present-time team - Wally is Kwame's counterpart, Niko is Wheeler's, and so on. Gaia justifies it by saying that the Planeteers remind her of those people from the 1940s.
* UnreliableNarrator: It's not clear whether or not the story told by Gaia is ''completely'' true. At the end of the episode, Wheeler even says that she probably was "pulling [their] legs". Linka replies that he missed the point, though.
* UnreliableNarrator: It's not clear whether or not the story told by Gaia is ''completely'' true. At the end of the episode, Wheeler even says that she probably was "pulling [their] legs". Linka replies that he missed the point, though.
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-->'''Gaia:''' Now, stop pestering me for details. The storm's over, so go out; enjoy the sun.
* SimilarSquad: The "proto-Planeteers" from Gaia's tale are shown on screen as the present-time team- – Wally is Kwame's counterpart, Niko is Wheeler's, and so on. Gaia justifies it by saying that the Planeteers remind her of those people from the 1940s.
* UnreliableNarrator: It's not clear whether or not the story told by Gaia is ''completely'' true. At the end of the episode, Wheeler even says that she probably was "pulling [their] legs". Linkareplies believes that he it's not really important, though.
-->'''Linka:''' You missed thepoint, though.point of her story. [...] It is not smart to build so close to the water.
* SimilarSquad: The "proto-Planeteers" from Gaia's tale are shown on screen as the present-time team
* UnreliableNarrator: It's not clear whether or not the story told by Gaia is ''completely'' true. At the end of the episode, Wheeler even says that she probably was "pulling [their] legs". Linka
-->'''Linka:''' You missed the
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* BreakingTheFourthWall: Captain Planet sings his own theme song.
* CementShoes: The proto-Planeteers get captured and tied up with their feet in cement.
* CementShoes: The proto-Planeteers get captured and tied up with their feet in cement.
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* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: It's not clear whether or not the story told by Gaia is ''completely'' true. At the end of the episode, Wheeler even says that she probably was "pulling [their] legs". Linka replies that he missed the point, though.
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* SimilarSquad: The "proto-Planeteers" from Gaia's tale are shown on screen as the present-time team - Wally is Kwame's counterpart, Niko is Wheeler's, and so on. Gaia justifies it by saying that the Planeteers remind her of those people from the 1940s.
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* SimilarSquad: The "proto-Planeteers" from Gaia's tale are shown on screen as the present-time team - Wally is Kwame's counterpart, Niko is Wheeler's, and so on. Gaia justifies it by saying that the Planeteers remind her of those people from the 1940s.1940s.
* UnreliableNarrator: It's not clear whether or not the story told by Gaia is ''completely'' true. At the end of the episode, Wheeler even says that she probably was "pulling [their] legs". Linka replies that he missed the point, though.
* UnreliableNarrator: It's not clear whether or not the story told by Gaia is ''completely'' true. At the end of the episode, Wheeler even says that she probably was "pulling [their] legs". Linka replies that he missed the point, though.
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During a stormy day on Hope Island, Gaia entertains the Planeteers with a tale from the 1940's of when a past generation of Planeteers helped stop Hoggish Greedly's grandfather, Don Porkaloin, and Dr. Blight's grandmother, Betty, from destroying a beach.
!!This episode includes examples of the following tropes:
* ArbitrarySkepticism: Despite wielding a magic ring and interacting with two powerful nature spirits on a regular basis, Wheeler questions quite a few elements of Gaia's tale.
* FramingDevice: The actual plot of the episode is the story that Gaia tells to entertain the Planeteers when they're stuck inside during a storm.
* IdenticalGrandson: [[RuleOfThree Three times]]. Don Porkaloin, Rex Rigger I, and Betty Blight all look the same as their respective grandchildren, save for such small details like Don's mustache.
* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: It's not clear whether or not the story told by Gaia is ''completely'' true. At the end of the episode, Wheeler even says that she probably was "pulling [their] legs". Linka replies that he missed the point, though.
* ShipTease: Between Niko and Lydia, Wheeler's and Linka's respective counterparts. Wheeler eventually asks enthusiastically if the two ended up marrying each other, but Gaia refuses to elaborate on this.
* SimilarSquad: The "proto-Planeteers" from Gaia's tale are shown on screen as the present-time team - Wally is Kwame's counterpart, Niko is Wheeler's, and so on. Gaia justifies it by saying that the Planeteers remind her of those people from the 1940s.
!!This episode includes examples of the following tropes:
* ArbitrarySkepticism: Despite wielding a magic ring and interacting with two powerful nature spirits on a regular basis, Wheeler questions quite a few elements of Gaia's tale.
* FramingDevice: The actual plot of the episode is the story that Gaia tells to entertain the Planeteers when they're stuck inside during a storm.
* IdenticalGrandson: [[RuleOfThree Three times]]. Don Porkaloin, Rex Rigger I, and Betty Blight all look the same as their respective grandchildren, save for such small details like Don's mustache.
* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: It's not clear whether or not the story told by Gaia is ''completely'' true. At the end of the episode, Wheeler even says that she probably was "pulling [their] legs". Linka replies that he missed the point, though.
* ShipTease: Between Niko and Lydia, Wheeler's and Linka's respective counterparts. Wheeler eventually asks enthusiastically if the two ended up marrying each other, but Gaia refuses to elaborate on this.
* SimilarSquad: The "proto-Planeteers" from Gaia's tale are shown on screen as the present-time team - Wally is Kwame's counterpart, Niko is Wheeler's, and so on. Gaia justifies it by saying that the Planeteers remind her of those people from the 1940s.
