History TabletopGame / GalacticHeroes

* {{Mummy}}: "Curse of the Crypt King" has one, along with associated tropes such as {{Adventurer Archaeologist}}s and a {{Curse}} that affects both the Allegiance and the Empire.

* TroubledProduction: InUniverse, this is the cause of the show's notorious DarthWiki/SoBadItsHorrible reputation, because the series was given to a studio that wasn't prepared to pump out a SixtyFiveEpisodeCartoon in a year. "This led to everything, from the writing to the animation, being rushed. Actually, 'slop-jobbed' would be a more appropriate term." The results include:

''Galactic Heroes'' is another one of the series books for the tabletop game, ''TabletopGame/CartoonActionHour''. This fictional EpicFailure cartoon is where two of the three [[SeriesMascot Game Mascots]] come from.

* TrappedInAnotherWOrld: Happens to Jason and Ricky as the series begins, allowing them to get involved with the Allegiance and their battle against Kargorr.

* TroubledProduction: InUniverse, this is the cause of the show's notorious SoBadItsHorrible reputation, because the series was given to a studio that wasn't prepared to pump out a SixtyFiveEpisodeCartoon in a year. "This led to everything, from the writing to the animation, being rushed. Actually, 'slop-jobbed' would be a more appropriate term." The results include:

* GreenRocks: Krellstone has "magical properties" which the writers never defined, but which are powerful enough that Kargorr is always trying to steal [[{{Unobtainium}} the rare mineral]].

* WhereIWasBornAndRazed: Kargorr grew up on a world called [FailOSuckyName Boopygoochie]], whose inhabitants constantly picked on him. He left for a while, then then got his {{revenge}} when he returned with an army that trashed the entire planet.

* ExpositoryThemeTune: It was originally a (bad) instrumental before (even worse) lyrics were added.

* TroubledProduction: InUniverse, this is the cause of the show's notorious SoBadItsHorrible status, because the series was given to a studio that wasn't prepared to pump out a SixtyFiveEpisodeCartoon in a year. "This led to everything, from the writing to the animation, being rushed. Actually, 'slop-jobbed' would be a more appropriate term." The results include:

* WhereIWasBornAndRazed: Kargorr grew up on a world called Boopygoochie, whose inhabitants constantly picked on him. He left for a while, then then got his {{revenge}} when he returned with an army that trashed the entire planet.

* [[LadyNotAppearinginThisGame Lady Not-Appearing-In-This Series]]: Vanyssa Montclaire, who' only in the missing episodes.

* GreenRocks: Krellstone has "magical properties" which the writers never defined, but which are powerful enough that Kargorr is always trying to steal the rare mineral.

* [[LadyNotAppearinginThisGame Lady Not-Appearing-In-This Series]]: Vanyssa Montclaire, who appears only in the missing episodes.

* ShoutOut: While borrowing from a ''lot'' of classic (and awful) cartoons of the decade, the greatest resemblance is to {{WesternAnimation/Bravestarr}}.

** TheOtherDarrin: Invoked. Kargorr has a different voice in every episode, because the actors hired to play him all hated the series and character so much that they kept quitting.

Abosolutely [[SimilarlyNamedWorks no relation]] to ''Anime/LegendOfGalacticHeroes''.

** EpicFail: Somehow, all 65 episodes were completed on schedule, but they were so bad that only six of them aired before every station airing the series decided to drop it. The other 59 remain {{Missing Episode}}s, although their scripts have surfaced.

* WhereIWasBornAndRazed: Kargorr grew up on the planet Boopygoochie, whose inhabitants constantly picked on him. He left for a while, then then got his {{revenge}} when he returned with an army that trashed the entire planet.

* MadScientist: Dr. Devastation, whose idea of fun is creating fifty-foot snails, disintegrator guns and poisionous mechanical locusts ForScience

* {{Egopolis}}: Kargorr named the base of his the Imperial Order Kargorr City.

* TheBeastmaster: Bestial Betty ha s"the ability to summon and control animals".

** TheOtherDarrin: Kargorr has a different voice in every episode, because the actors hired to play him all hated the series and character so much that they kept quitting.

* BountyHunter: Skarfist, who works for Kargorr bbecause he gets "an obscene amount of riches".

* [[TheManBehindTheMan The Woman Behind The Man]]: Bestial Betty.

* DefectorFromDecadence: Ophelia Onyx's family raised her to support Kargorr and his empire, but it never took, and she JumpedAtTheCall to join the Alliance.

* [[LadyNotAppearinginThisGame Lady Not-Appearing-In-This Series]]: Vanyssa Montclaire.
* MadScientist: Dr. Devastation.

* {{Unobtainium}}: Krellstone.

** EpicFailure: Somehow, all 65 episodes were completed on schedule, but they were so bad that only six of them aired before every station airing the series decided to drop it. The other 59 remain {{Missing Episode}}s, although their scripts have surfaced.
** TheOtherDarrin: Kargorr has a different voice actor in every episode, because the actors hired to play him all hated the series and character so much that they kept quitting.

* DefectorFromDecadence: Ophelia Onyx.

* EpicFailure: {{Meta}}-example. InUniverse, the series was intended to be a SixtyFiveEpisodeCartoon, but aired only six episodes before getting canceled.

* [[LadyNotAppearinginThisGame Lady Not-Appearing-In-This Series]]: Vanessa Montclaire.

* SmallAnnoyingCreature: Ziggle turns this trope UpToEleven!

* EpicFailure: {{Meta}}-example. InUniverse, the series was intended to by a SixtyFiveEpisodeCartoon, but aired only six episodes before getting canceled.

''Galactic Heroes'' is another one of the series books for the tabletop game, "CartoonActionHour". This fictional EpicFailure cartoon is where two of out three [[SeriesMascot Game Mascots]] come from.

The story deals with Jason Bravesteel and his {{Sidekick}} Ricky Munson getting stuck in a far-away galaxy rule by Kargorr and his Imperial Order, and trying to help the Allegiance free the galaxy from Kargorr's evil rule.