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* SecretTestOfCharacter: It turns out the entire thing is a test of honesty. The Hi-Nee Council were sick of people sucking up to them and had been deliberately piling on the butt jokes, knowing that anyone who doesn't laugh is either lying to them or not paying attention, and was waiting for an honest person to admit the whole thing is ridiculous and burst out laughing.
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* SecretTestOfCharacter: It turns out the entire thing is a test of honesty. The Hi-Nee Council were sick of people sucking up to them and had been deliberately piling on the butt jokes, knowing that anyone who doesn't laugh is either lying to them or not paying attention, and was were waiting for an honest person to admit the whole thing is ridiculous and burst out laughing.
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* TragicTimeTraveler: Wander and Sylvia recharge their orbble bottle with some juice, only for them to recharge it with time orbble juice instead, causing them to travel back in time by complete accident. The end of the episode sees them trap themselves 50 years in the past when their juice runs out, but they simply wait those years until their new counterparts show up and help them take the correct orbble juice, breaking the cycle and cause this version of Wander and Sylvia to cease to exist.
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** During the flashback to the time Sylvia met Wander, she faces off against Killbot 85, presumably the predecessor of Killbot 86 from "The Bounty". She even repeats a variation of Wander's CatchPhrase: "It never hurts to help . . . yourself."
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** During the flashback to the time Sylvia met Wander, she faces off against Killbot 85, presumably the predecessor of Killbot 86 from "The Bounty". She even repeats a variation of Wander's CatchPhrase: CharacterCatchphrase: "It never hurts to help . . . yourself."
