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* 24HourArmor: Discussed. Cyborg explains to Sarasim why he can never remove his armor and she sympathizes with his burden.
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* 24HourArmor: TwentyFourHourArmor: Discussed. Cyborg explains to Sarasim why he can never remove his armor and she sympathizes with his burden.
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* 24HourArmor: Discussed. Cyborg explains to Sarasim why he can never remove his armor and she sympathizes with his burden.
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* AmbiguousEnding: A FreezeFrameBonus shows that Cyborg was able to fire one last shot before being whisked away. Whether or not he made the shot or if this was the reason the village defeated Krall is left up to the viewer.
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* ButNowIMustGo: Cyborg tries to distance himself from the villagers after saving them because he knows the longer he stays the harder it will be to leave.
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* ChronicHeroSyndrome: At first, Cyborg avoids interfering with the past [[GenreSavvy to avoid accidentally affecting the future.]] However, seeing Sarasim overwhelmed by one of the monsters makes him throw caution to the wind and lend a hand.
-->'''Cyborg:''' Monkeys or not, [[PreAssKickingOneLiner it's time someone went Bronze Age on your butt!]]
-->'''Cyborg:''' Monkeys or not, [[PreAssKickingOneLiner it's time someone went Bronze Age on your butt!]]
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* FreezeFrameBonus: Baby Warp from "How Long Is Forever" makes a cameo during Cyborg's time-travel fantasy.
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* IChooseToStay: Once Cyborg discovers the truth, he chooses to stay and help the village, history be damned.
* ImmortalApathy: The witch only begrudgingly serves Krall because he freed her from eternal slumber. That said, she has no reservations about the damage and devastation caused by Krall's wishes.
* ImmortalApathy: The witch only begrudgingly serves Krall because he freed her from eternal slumber. That said, she has no reservations about the damage and devastation caused by Krall's wishes.
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* NeverMyFault: Krall never accepts responsibility for his actions, blaming the witch for granting his wishes improperly, not realizing he [[CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot could have prevented everything]] by not abusing the witch’s power in the first place.
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* OutOfGenreExperience: For Cyborg, as he is forced to fight in a time period without technology or any of his usual futuristic weapons.
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* SendMeBack: Quoted by Cyborg, when the Titans unwittingly retrieve him from the worst possible moment. Unfortunately, Raven's spell was irreversible. Though the tribe end up winning the battle anyway.
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* SuddenVideoGameMoment: When Cyborg is trying to avoid the battle, the art-style shifts to a parody of Frogger.
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* WorfHadTheFlu: Ordinarily, Cyborg would have had no trouble defeating Krall in single combat but with his battery nearly drained he stood little chance, especially with the witch assisting Krall.
* WrongGenreSavvy: Cyborg thinks any action he takes in the past could end up changing the future via ButterflyOfDoom however Raven's book seems to imply that his time-travel journey was all part of a StableTimeLoop.
* WrongGenreSavvy: Cyborg thinks any action he takes in the past could end up changing the future via ButterflyOfDoom however Raven's book seems to imply that his time-travel journey was all part of a StableTimeLoop.
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* MythologyGag: "Sarasim" is a homophone of "Sarah Simms", who was Cyborg's love interest in the comics. A later comic has Sarah Simms actually appearing and looking [[IdenticalGrandson looking like Sarasim]], and is implied to be a descendant.
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* MythologyGag: "Sarasim" is a homophone of "Sarah Simms", who was Cyborg's love interest in the comics. A later comic has Sarah Simms actually appearing and looking [[IdenticalGrandson looking like Sarasim]], and is implied to be a descendant.
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* EngineeredHeroism: Krall forces the Witch to make him look heroic in front of his tribe by creating powerful beasts for him to defeat. Unfortunately for him, she is a JackassGenie and these monsters end up humiliating him at every turn instead. It gets worse for him once Cyborg ends up in his time period.
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* EngineeredHeroism: {{Engineered Heroi|cs}}sm: Krall forces the Witch to make him look heroic in front of his tribe by creating powerful beasts for him to defeat. Unfortunately for him, she is a JackassGenie and these monsters end up humiliating him at every turn instead. It gets worse for him once Cyborg ends up in his time period.
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* BigDamPlot: Cyborg managed to turn the tide of his second battle around by smashing open a dam and dissolving the army of monsters, at the coost of losing much of his right hand.
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* BigDamPlot: Cyborg managed to turn the tide of his second battle around by smashing open a dam and dissolving the army of monsters, at the coost cost of losing much of his right hand.
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Has is the correct word to use.
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* AntiClimax: The final battle have the tribe getting overwhelmed by giant insects, Sarasim suffering a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown from a monstrous Krall, and in the DarkestHour, Cyborg ready to sacrifice what remains of his energy to turn the battle around only to be unexpectedly dragged back to the present by Raven. And then it turns out Sarasim's tribe had won, after all.
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* AntiClimax: The final battle have has the tribe getting overwhelmed by giant insects, Sarasim suffering a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown from a monstrous Krall, and in the DarkestHour, Cyborg ready to sacrifice what remains of his energy to turn the battle around only to be unexpectedly dragged back to the present by Raven. And then it turns out Sarasim's tribe had won, after all.
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* BackToBackBadasses: Cyborg and Sarasim meeting for the first time have them fending off the monster horde side-by-side.
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* BackToBackBadasses: Cyborg and Sarasim meeting for the first time have has them fending off the monster horde side-by-side.
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* BugWar: A Medieval version, which have an ancient tribe being constantly attacked by giant green beetle-like monsters and Cyborg thrown into the middle.
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* BugWar: A Medieval version, which have has an ancient tribe being constantly attacked by giant green beetle-like monsters and Cyborg thrown into the middle.
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* MythologyGag: "Sarasim" is a homophone of "Sarah Simms", who was Cyborg's love interest in the comics. A later comic have Sarah Simms actually appearing and looking [[IdenticalGrandson looking like Sarasim]], and is implied to be a descendant.
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* MythologyGag: "Sarasim" is a homophone of "Sarah Simms", who was Cyborg's love interest in the comics. A later comic have has Sarah Simms actually appearing and looking [[IdenticalGrandson looking like Sarasim]], and is implied to be a descendant.
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* ActionGirl: Sarasim, [[AuthorityEqualsAsskicking the leader of a strong barbarian tribe]] a formidable fighter with or without her armor and it's these aspects that definitely garner Cyborg's interest (although not exclusively the reasons).
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* ActionGirl: Sarasim, [[AuthorityEqualsAsskicking [[RankScalesWithAsskicking the leader of a strong barbarian tribe]] tribe]], is a formidable fighter with or without her armor and it's these aspects that definitely garner Cyborg's interest (although not exclusively the reasons).
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* TheBigDamPlot: Cyborg managed to turn the tide of his second battle around by smashing open a dam and dissolving the army of monsters, at the coost of losing much of his right hand.
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* TheBigDamPlot: BigDamPlot: Cyborg managed to turn the tide of his second battle around by smashing open a dam and dissolving the army of monsters, at the coost of losing much of his right hand.
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* AntiClimax: The final battle have the tribe getting overwhelmed by giant insects, Sarasim suffering a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown from a monstrous Krall, and in the DarkestHour, Cyborg ready to sacrifice what remains of his energy to turn the battle around only to be unexpectedly dragged back to the present by Raven. And then it turns out Sarasim's tribe had won, after all.
* BackToBackBadasses: Cyborg and Sarasim meeting for the first time have them fending off the monster horde side-by-side.
* TheBigDamPlot: Cyborg managed to turn the tide of his second battle around by smashing open a dam and dissolving the army of monsters, at the coost of losing much of his right hand.
* BugWar: A Medieval version, which have an ancient tribe being constantly attacked by giant green beetle-like monsters and Cyborg thrown into the middle.
* BugWar: A Medieval version, which have an ancient tribe being constantly attacked by giant green beetle-like monsters and Cyborg thrown into the middle.
** Despite that, Cyborg's escapades in the past doesn't seem to affect the present in any way; you'd expect Cyborg introducing the concept of electricity, laser cannons and robotics to an ancient tribe would result in a ''massive'' leap in technology, but nothing happens.
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* MythologyGag: "Sarasim" is a homophone of "Sarah Simms", who was Cyborg's love interest in the comics.
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* MythologyGag: "Sarasim" is a homophone of "Sarah Simms", who was Cyborg's love interest in the comics. A later comic have Sarah Simms actually appearing and looking [[IdenticalGrandson looking like Sarasim]], and is implied to be a descendant.
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* TimeTravelEpisode: The second one since "How Long is Forever?". Instead of sending Starfire to the future, this one sends Cyborg to the past.
