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* SequelEpisode: To Season One's [[Recap/JusticeLeagueS1E12And13WarWorld "War World"]].
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* SequelEpisode: To Season One's [[Recap/JusticeLeagueS1E12And13WarWorld "War World"]].World"]], picking up (and resolving) Mongul's fate after he was deposed.
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* SpottingTheThread: The tremors were already enough to have Superman suspicious, but what really clues Clark in that something is wrong is when Jor-El's voice briefly changes to that of Jonathan Kent.
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* EvilGloating: Invoked; Batman actually has to ''stop'' Wonder Woman from fighting Mongul so he can explain to them what the Black Mercy is. As with most examples of this trope, this eventually becomes the villain's downfall, as the information is what they need to break Superman out of his fantasy.
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* LikeAnOldMarriedCouple: Bruce and Diana's banter at the start of the episode plays out very much like this, which is rather fitting given the UnresolvedSexualTension between them.
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* DarkReprise: When Superman flies off to take on Mongul, a brief metal minor-key snippet of the original ''Justice League'' theme plays, showing that, for the moment at least, Superman is certainly not the heroic character he was in that series.
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* DarkReprise: When Superman flies off to take on Mongul, a brief metal minor-key minor-[[{{Scales}} key]] snippet of the original ''Justice League'' theme plays, showing that, for the moment at least, Superman is certainly not the heroic character he was in that series.
