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* Professor Navarro's backstory in "Secrets Exposed!": [[spoiler:In the 1950s, he was part of the original Phantom Investigators team along with Daemona's grandparents and a fourth member, Willard. Because Willard wasn't into the idea of using his powers to help people, he made a deal with the [=NetherRealm=] to become a vampire. He attacked the gang when this happened, and bit Navarro in the process, causing him to turn into a vampire. While Daemona's grandparents were able to make him a Totem of Spirit Control to keep him human, it also rendered him unaging. Thus having to see his friends and family pass before him.]]
** [[spoiler: It gets even worse after the FridgeHorror sets in- this means that eventually, he's going to outlive the gang.]]
** [[spoiler: It gets even worse after the FridgeHorror sets in- this means that eventually, he's going to outlive the gang.]]
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* "Secrets Exposed!":
** Professor Navarro'sbackstory in "Secrets Exposed!": [[spoiler:In backstory. In the 1950s, he was part of the original Phantom Investigators team along with Daemona's grandparents and a fourth member, Willard. Because Willard wasn't into the idea of using his powers to help people, he made a deal with the [=NetherRealm=] to become a vampire. He attacked the gang when this happened, and bit Navarro in the process, causing him to turn into a vampire. While Daemona's grandparents were able to make him a Totem of Spirit Control to keep him human, it also rendered him unaging. Thus having to see his friends and family pass before him.]]
** [[spoiler: It gets even worse after the FridgeHorror sets in- this means that eventually, he's going to outlive the gang.]]
** Professor Navarro's
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** The last few minutes of the episode are a mix of this and [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments heartwarming]]. We later find out that [[spoiler: Daemona's grandmother was part of the original Phantom Investigtors of the fifties and was watching Daemona over from the [=NetherRealm=]]]. Daemona laments how she wishes she was able to get to know her more before she died. And then [[spoiler: Navarro's cell phone rings, he gives her the phone, and...]]
-->'''Daemona:''' [[spoiler: Grandma? Is that you?]]
-->'''Daemona:''' [[spoiler: Grandma? Is that you?]]
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** The last few minutes of the episode are a mix of this and [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments heartwarming]]. We later find out that [[spoiler: Daemona's grandmother was part of the original Phantom Investigtors of the fifties and was watching Daemona over from the [=NetherRealm=]]].[=NetherRealm=]. Daemona laments how she wishes she was able to get to know her more before she died. And then [[spoiler: Navarro's cell phone rings, he gives her the phone, and...]]
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-->'''Daemona:'''[[spoiler: Grandma? Is that you?]]you?
-->'''Daemona:'''
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* Daemona's reaction to the debate team laughing about how they made her do their laundry and homework, among other things for them just so she could get a second chance to try out for the team, and that she actually did them, during her second tryout. Right before she gets mad and leaves, she just looked so hurt.
* The entire treatment of the series is a pretty big meta example. The staff put so much into making the show, from the art to the worldbuilding, and seemed to have a lot more ideas for a second season, but ended up screwed over before the first season was even finished solely on the basis of "too many girls and not enough boys were watching". So far, it's been the biggest project (W)Holesome Products has produced (as their other works have mainly been short series or one-off shorts) and ended up being one of their least known.
* The entire treatment of the series is a pretty big meta example. The staff put so much into making the show, from the art to the worldbuilding, and seemed to have a lot more ideas for a second season, but ended up screwed over before the first season was even finished solely on the basis of "too many girls and not enough boys were watching". So far, it's been the biggest project (W)Holesome Products has produced (as their other works have mainly been short series or one-off shorts) and ended up being one of their least known.
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* Daemona's reaction to the debate team laughing about how they made her do their laundry and homework, among other things for them just so she could get a second chance to try out for the team, and that she actually did them, during her second tryout. Right before she gets mad and leaves, she just looked so hurt.
* The entire treatment of the series is a pretty big meta example. The staff put so much into making the show, from the art to the worldbuilding, and seemed to have a lot more ideas for a second season, but ended up screwed over before the first season was even finished solely on the basis of "too many girls and not enough boys were watching". So far, it's been the biggest project (W)Holesome Products has produced (as their other works have mainly been short series or one-off shorts) and ended up being one of their least known.hurt.
* The entire treatment of the series is a pretty big meta example. The staff put so much into making the show, from the art to the worldbuilding, and seemed to have a lot more ideas for a second season, but ended up screwed over before the first season was even finished solely on the basis of "too many girls and not enough boys were watching". So far, it's been the biggest project (W)Holesome Products has produced (as their other works have mainly been short series or one-off shorts) and ended up being one of their least known.
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** [[spoiler: It gets even worse after the FridgeHorror sets in- this means that eventually, he's going to outlive the gang.]]
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* Professor Navarro's backstory in "Secrets Exposed!": [[spoiler:In the 1950s, he was part of the original Phantom Investigators team along with Daemona's grandparents and a fourth member, Willard. Because Willard wasn't into the idea of using his powers to help people, he made a deal with the [=NetherRealm=] to become a vampire. He attacked the gang when this happened, and bit Navarro in the process, causing him to turn into a vampire. While Daemona's grandparents were able to make him a Totem of Spirit Control to keep him human, it also rendered him unaging. Thus having to see his friends and family pass before him.]]
** Earlier in the episode, Daemona finds her grandmother's will and says that she hasn't read it since she died, [[NeverSayDie stopping before she gets to the final word]]. It's clear from both her face and delivery that she's still heartbroken over losing her.
** The last few minutes of the episode are a mix of this and [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments heartwarming]]. We later find out that [[spoiler: Daemona's grandmother was part of the original Phantom Investigtors of the fifties and was watching Daemona over from the [=NetherRealm=]]]. Daemona laments how she wishes she was able to get to know her more before she died. And then [[spoiler: Navarro's cell phone rings, he gives her the phone, and...]]
-->'''Daemona:''' [[spoiler: Grandma? Is that you?]]
* During the DarkestHour in "Thank Wad", Daemona and the gang doubt they'll survive their mission against the garbage elemental and do one last TeamHandStack before the fight. They're all twelve years old and aware that they might die on the job. Just...damn.
* Daemona's reaction to the debate team laughing about how they made her do their laundry and homework, among other things for them just so she could get a second chance to try out for the team, and that she actually did them, during her second tryout. Right before she gets mad and leaves, she just looked so hurt.
* The entire treatment of the series is a pretty big meta example. The staff put so much into making the show, from the art to the worldbuilding, and seemed to have a lot more ideas for a second season, but ended up screwed over before the first season was even finished solely on the basis of "too many girls and not enough boys were watching". So far, it's been the biggest project (W)Holesome Products has produced (as their other works have mainly been short series or one-off shorts) and ended up being one of their least known.
** Earlier in the episode, Daemona finds her grandmother's will and says that she hasn't read it since she died, [[NeverSayDie stopping before she gets to the final word]]. It's clear from both her face and delivery that she's still heartbroken over losing her.
** The last few minutes of the episode are a mix of this and [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments heartwarming]]. We later find out that [[spoiler: Daemona's grandmother was part of the original Phantom Investigtors of the fifties and was watching Daemona over from the [=NetherRealm=]]]. Daemona laments how she wishes she was able to get to know her more before she died. And then [[spoiler: Navarro's cell phone rings, he gives her the phone, and...]]
-->'''Daemona:''' [[spoiler: Grandma? Is that you?]]
* During the DarkestHour in "Thank Wad", Daemona and the gang doubt they'll survive their mission against the garbage elemental and do one last TeamHandStack before the fight. They're all twelve years old and aware that they might die on the job. Just...damn.
* Daemona's reaction to the debate team laughing about how they made her do their laundry and homework, among other things for them just so she could get a second chance to try out for the team, and that she actually did them, during her second tryout. Right before she gets mad and leaves, she just looked so hurt.
* The entire treatment of the series is a pretty big meta example. The staff put so much into making the show, from the art to the worldbuilding, and seemed to have a lot more ideas for a second season, but ended up screwed over before the first season was even finished solely on the basis of "too many girls and not enough boys were watching". So far, it's been the biggest project (W)Holesome Products has produced (as their other works have mainly been short series or one-off shorts) and ended up being one of their least known.
