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* AnAesop: Each episode after the trailer has at least one.
** "Ten Steps to Saving the World that Totally Won't Work": The state of society can only improve through mass-collaboration and putting aside petty differences to make sure the material needs of struggling individuals are all met.
** "The Most Epic Superhero Origin Story": All emotions are valid, but you should not use them to hurt other people. Also, feminism has done a lot of good for the world.
** "The Most Epically Inspirational Sports Movie": Your hobbies are just as valid with or without the support of your friends. Also, as whispered at the end, trans rights are human rights.
** "The Most Epic Crime-Stopping Mission": Paperwork is often an unnecessary annoyance, but you still need to get it done. Although the necessity of running society by paperwork in the first place is still left up to interpretation. Also, law enforcement isn't perfect and can target the wrong people.
** "The Most Epic Romance": Romance isn't necessary for happiness, and you definitely shouldn't approach it with an EntitledToHaveYou mindset. Also, "romance experts" online often have terrible advice.
** "The Most Epic [[SuperVillain SuperVILLAIN]] Origin Story": A collaborative, unionized workforce is much more effective than one where one person makes every decision. Especially when the person in charge is a PointyHairedBoss like [[EvilIsHammy Ridiculously Epic]].
** "The Most Epic Sci-Fi Adventure": Immigration can be a beautiful thing by bringing together two different worlds peacefully. It also doubles down on the previous episode's pro-union Aesop.
** "The Most Epic Day in the Life at a Soul-Sucking Job": Be kind and reasonable to employees and don't blame them for the decisions that their managers make, because they are simply trying to make their living in a capitalist world. It also doubles-down on the "excessive paperwork is an unnecessary annoyance" Aesop of episode 5.
** "The Most Epic Teaching Experience": Teachers are typically only trying to help you. Being unnecessarily antagonistic to them only hurts your own learning experience and makes it more difficult for them to pass on knowledge. A secondary Aesop is that classroom education should evolve to more effectively account for different learning styles.
** "The Most Epic Introspective Journey on a Nautical Voyage": The best cure for a bleak outlook on the world is to believe in the possibility for change, and to hold on to one's goals and aspirations even when not seeing immediately obvious results for them. A secondary Aesop is that [[YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre you may be more of a positive influence on those around you than you know.]]
** "The Most Epic Mystical Quest": [[CapitalismIsBad People will exploit you for money if you are not careful]]. But if it happens to you, do not blame yourself for it. Instead question why the world values money over people in the first place, and challenge that way of the world.
** "Ten Steps to Saving the World that Totally Won't Work": The state of society can only improve through mass-collaboration and putting aside petty differences to make sure the material needs of struggling individuals are all met.
** "The Most Epic Superhero Origin Story": All emotions are valid, but you should not use them to hurt other people. Also, feminism has done a lot of good for the world.
** "The Most Epically Inspirational Sports Movie": Your hobbies are just as valid with or without the support of your friends. Also, as whispered at the end, trans rights are human rights.
** "The Most Epic Crime-Stopping Mission": Paperwork is often an unnecessary annoyance, but you still need to get it done. Although the necessity of running society by paperwork in the first place is still left up to interpretation. Also, law enforcement isn't perfect and can target the wrong people.
** "The Most Epic Romance": Romance isn't necessary for happiness, and you definitely shouldn't approach it with an EntitledToHaveYou mindset. Also, "romance experts" online often have terrible advice.
** "The Most Epic [[SuperVillain SuperVILLAIN]] Origin Story": A collaborative, unionized workforce is much more effective than one where one person makes every decision. Especially when the person in charge is a PointyHairedBoss like [[EvilIsHammy Ridiculously Epic]].
** "The Most Epic Sci-Fi Adventure": Immigration can be a beautiful thing by bringing together two different worlds peacefully. It also doubles down on the previous episode's pro-union Aesop.
** "The Most Epic Day in the Life at a Soul-Sucking Job": Be kind and reasonable to employees and don't blame them for the decisions that their managers make, because they are simply trying to make their living in a capitalist world. It also doubles-down on the "excessive paperwork is an unnecessary annoyance" Aesop of episode 5.
** "The Most Epic Teaching Experience": Teachers are typically only trying to help you. Being unnecessarily antagonistic to them only hurts your own learning experience and makes it more difficult for them to pass on knowledge. A secondary Aesop is that classroom education should evolve to more effectively account for different learning styles.
** "The Most Epic Introspective Journey on a Nautical Voyage": The best cure for a bleak outlook on the world is to believe in the possibility for change, and to hold on to one's goals and aspirations even when not seeing immediately obvious results for them. A secondary Aesop is that [[YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre you may be more of a positive influence on those around you than you know.]]
** "The Most Epic Mystical Quest": [[CapitalismIsBad People will exploit you for money if you are not careful]]. But if it happens to you, do not blame yourself for it. Instead question why the world values money over people in the first place, and challenge that way of the world.
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Up To Eleven is a defunct trope
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* EvilGloating: Ridiculously Epic takes this UpToEleven during the second episode by spending an entire half hour bragging about how he successfully [[TakeOverTheWorld took over the world]], and how [[TemptingFate no one can possibly stop him now]].
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* EvilGloating: Ridiculously Epic takes this UpToEleven up to eleven during the second episode by spending an entire half hour bragging about how he successfully [[TakeOverTheWorld took over the world]], and how [[TemptingFate no one can possibly stop him now]].
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* AchievementsInIgnorance: [[IneffectualSympatheticVillain Ridiculously Epic Fail]] is somehow able to turn [[BigBad Ridiculously Epic]]’s “Evil Mobile”, the one that he [[RunningGag insists is not an armadillo]], into an actual armadillo when he drives it, only because he actually thinks it is one.
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* AchievementsInIgnorance: [[IneffectualSympatheticVillain Ridiculously Epic Fail]] is somehow able to turn [[BigBad Ridiculously Epic]]’s “Evil Mobile”, Epic]]'s "Evil Mobile", the one that he [[RunningGag insists is not an armadillo]], into an actual armadillo when he drives it, only because he actually thinks it is one.
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** “Ten Steps to Saving the World that Totally Won’t Work”: The state of society can only improve through mass-collaboration and putting aside petty differences to make sure the material needs of struggling individuals are all met.
** “The Most Epic Superhero Origin Story”: All emotions are valid, but you should not use them to hurt other people. Also, feminism has done a lot of good for the world.
** “The Most Epically Inspirational Sports Movie”: Your hobbies are just as valid with or without the support of your friends. Also, as whispered at the end, trans rights are human rights.
** “The Most Epic Crime-Stopping Mission”: Paperwork is often an unnecessary annoyance, but you still need to get it done. Although the necessity of running society by paperwork in the first place is still left up to interpretation. Also, law enforcement isn’t perfect and can target the wrong people.
** “The Most Epic Romance”: Romance isn’t necessary for happiness, and you definitely shouldn’t approach it with an EntitledToHaveYou mindset. Also, “romance experts” online often have terrible advice.
** “The Most Epic [[SuperVillain SuperVILLAIN]] Origin Story”: A collaborative, unionized workforce is much more effective than one where one person makes every decision. Especially when the person in charge is a PointyHairedBoss like [[EvilIsHammy Ridiculously Epic]].
** “The Most Epic Sci-Fi Adventure”: Immigration can be a beautiful thing by bringing together two different worlds peacefully. It also doubles down on the previous episode’s pro-union Aesop.
** “The Most Epic Day in the Life at a Soul-Sucking Job”: Be kind and reasonable to employees and don’t blame them for the decisions that their managers make, because they are simply trying to make their living in a capitalist world. It also doubles-down on the “excessive paperwork is an unnecessary annoyance” Aesop of episode 5.
** “The Most Epic Teaching Experience”: Teachers are typically only trying to help you. Being unnecessarily antagonistic to them only hurts your own learning experience and makes it more difficult for them to pass on knowledge. A secondary Aesop is that classroom education should evolve to more effectively account for different learning styles.
** “The Most Epic Introspective Journey on a Nautical Voyage”: The best cure for a bleak outlook on the world is to believe in the possibility for change, and to hold on to one’s goals and aspirations even when not seeing immediately obvious results for them. A secondary Aesop is that [[YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre you may be more of a positive influence on those around you than you know.]]
** “The Most Epic Mystical Quest”: [[CapitalismIsBad People will exploit you for money if you are not careful]]. But if it happens to you, do not blame yourself for it. Instead question why the world values money over people in the first place, and challenge that way of the world.
* BadBoss: Ridiculously Epic never treats his assistants nicely by any means, but “The Most Epic Supervillain Origin Story” puts him here for sure. He spends the entire episode completely ignoring one assistant ([[OnlySaneMan Epic Robot Guy]]) while insulting and being a JerkAss to his other one ([[IneffectualSympatheticVillain Ridiculously Epic Fail]]).
** “The Most Epic Superhero Origin Story”: All emotions are valid, but you should not use them to hurt other people. Also, feminism has done a lot of good for the world.
** “The Most Epically Inspirational Sports Movie”: Your hobbies are just as valid with or without the support of your friends. Also, as whispered at the end, trans rights are human rights.
** “The Most Epic Crime-Stopping Mission”: Paperwork is often an unnecessary annoyance, but you still need to get it done. Although the necessity of running society by paperwork in the first place is still left up to interpretation. Also, law enforcement isn’t perfect and can target the wrong people.
** “The Most Epic Romance”: Romance isn’t necessary for happiness, and you definitely shouldn’t approach it with an EntitledToHaveYou mindset. Also, “romance experts” online often have terrible advice.
** “The Most Epic [[SuperVillain SuperVILLAIN]] Origin Story”: A collaborative, unionized workforce is much more effective than one where one person makes every decision. Especially when the person in charge is a PointyHairedBoss like [[EvilIsHammy Ridiculously Epic]].
** “The Most Epic Sci-Fi Adventure”: Immigration can be a beautiful thing by bringing together two different worlds peacefully. It also doubles down on the previous episode’s pro-union Aesop.
** “The Most Epic Day in the Life at a Soul-Sucking Job”: Be kind and reasonable to employees and don’t blame them for the decisions that their managers make, because they are simply trying to make their living in a capitalist world. It also doubles-down on the “excessive paperwork is an unnecessary annoyance” Aesop of episode 5.
** “The Most Epic Teaching Experience”: Teachers are typically only trying to help you. Being unnecessarily antagonistic to them only hurts your own learning experience and makes it more difficult for them to pass on knowledge. A secondary Aesop is that classroom education should evolve to more effectively account for different learning styles.
** “The Most Epic Introspective Journey on a Nautical Voyage”: The best cure for a bleak outlook on the world is to believe in the possibility for change, and to hold on to one’s goals and aspirations even when not seeing immediately obvious results for them. A secondary Aesop is that [[YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre you may be more of a positive influence on those around you than you know.]]
** “The Most Epic Mystical Quest”: [[CapitalismIsBad People will exploit you for money if you are not careful]]. But if it happens to you, do not blame yourself for it. Instead question why the world values money over people in the first place, and challenge that way of the world.
* BadBoss: Ridiculously Epic never treats his assistants nicely by any means, but “The Most Epic Supervillain Origin Story” puts him here for sure. He spends the entire episode completely ignoring one assistant ([[OnlySaneMan Epic Robot Guy]]) while insulting and being a JerkAss to his other one ([[IneffectualSympatheticVillain Ridiculously Epic Fail]]).
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** “Ten "Ten Steps to Saving the World that Totally Won’t Work”: Won't Work": The state of society can only improve through mass-collaboration and putting aside petty differences to make sure the material needs of struggling individuals are all met.
**“The "The Most Epic Superhero Origin Story”: Story": All emotions are valid, but you should not use them to hurt other people. Also, feminism has done a lot of good for the world.
**“The "The Most Epically Inspirational Sports Movie”: Movie": Your hobbies are just as valid with or without the support of your friends. Also, as whispered at the end, trans rights are human rights.
**“The "The Most Epic Crime-Stopping Mission”: Mission": Paperwork is often an unnecessary annoyance, but you still need to get it done. Although the necessity of running society by paperwork in the first place is still left up to interpretation. Also, law enforcement isn’t isn't perfect and can target the wrong people.
**“The "The Most Epic Romance”: Romance": Romance isn’t isn't necessary for happiness, and you definitely shouldn’t shouldn't approach it with an EntitledToHaveYou mindset. Also, “romance experts” "romance experts" online often have terrible advice.
**“The "The Most Epic [[SuperVillain SuperVILLAIN]] Origin Story”: Story": A collaborative, unionized workforce is much more effective than one where one person makes every decision. Especially when the person in charge is a PointyHairedBoss like [[EvilIsHammy Ridiculously Epic]].
**“The "The Most Epic Sci-Fi Adventure”: Adventure": Immigration can be a beautiful thing by bringing together two different worlds peacefully. It also doubles down on the previous episode’s episode's pro-union Aesop.
**“The "The Most Epic Day in the Life at a Soul-Sucking Job”: Job": Be kind and reasonable to employees and don’t don't blame them for the decisions that their managers make, because they are simply trying to make their living in a capitalist world. It also doubles-down on the “excessive "excessive paperwork is an unnecessary annoyance” annoyance" Aesop of episode 5.
**“The "The Most Epic Teaching Experience”: Experience": Teachers are typically only trying to help you. Being unnecessarily antagonistic to them only hurts your own learning experience and makes it more difficult for them to pass on knowledge. A secondary Aesop is that classroom education should evolve to more effectively account for different learning styles.
**“The "The Most Epic Introspective Journey on a Nautical Voyage”: Voyage": The best cure for a bleak outlook on the world is to believe in the possibility for change, and to hold on to one’s one's goals and aspirations even when not seeing immediately obvious results for them. A secondary Aesop is that [[YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre you may be more of a positive influence on those around you than you know.]]
**“The "The Most Epic Mystical Quest”: Quest": [[CapitalismIsBad People will exploit you for money if you are not careful]]. But if it happens to you, do not blame yourself for it. Instead question why the world values money over people in the first place, and challenge that way of the world.
* BadBoss: Ridiculously Epic never treats his assistants nicely by any means, but“The "The Most Epic Supervillain Origin Story” Story" puts him here for sure. He spends the entire episode completely ignoring one assistant ([[OnlySaneMan Epic Robot Guy]]) while insulting and being a JerkAss to his other one ([[IneffectualSympatheticVillain Ridiculously Epic Fail]]).
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** Little Miss Epic slips on one during “The Most Epically Inspirational Sports Movie Ever”. [[RuleOfFunny How the banana peel magically appeared on her skateboard in the first place isn’t addressed though]].
** Epic Fail slips on a banana peel and falls off of the roof during “The Most Epic Crime-Stopping Mission.”
** Epic Fail slips on a banana peel and falls off of the roof during “The Most Epic Crime-Stopping Mission.”
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** Little Miss Epic slips on one during “The "The Most Epically Inspirational Sports Movie Ever”. Ever". [[RuleOfFunny How the banana peel magically appeared on her skateboard in the first place isn’t isn't addressed though]].
** Epic Fail slips on a banana peel and falls off of the roof during“The "The Most Epic Crime-Stopping Mission.”"
** Epic Fail slips on a banana peel and falls off of the roof during
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* BigNo: Ridiculously Epic [[EvilIsHammy unleashes one]] at the end of “The Most Epic Supervillain Origin Story” when it turns out that he accidentally helped a bunch of orphans instead of causing the destruction that he intended to.
* BigWhat: Epic-Man’s initial reaction to getting [[BumblingSidekick Epic Fail]] as his sidekick.
* TheBully: Ridiculously Epic in his more [[EvilIsPetty petty]] moments. He even [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] this in “The Most Epically Inspirational Sports Movie Ever”, with the line “Nothing like antagonizing random teenagers for no reason!”
* BigWhat: Epic-Man’s initial reaction to getting [[BumblingSidekick Epic Fail]] as his sidekick.
* TheBully: Ridiculously Epic in his more [[EvilIsPetty petty]] moments. He even [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] this in “The Most Epically Inspirational Sports Movie Ever”, with the line “Nothing like antagonizing random teenagers for no reason!”
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* BigNo: Ridiculously Epic [[EvilIsHammy unleashes one]] at the end of “The "The Most Epic Supervillain Origin Story” Story" when it turns out that he accidentally helped a bunch of orphans instead of causing the destruction that he intended to.
* BigWhat:Epic-Man’s Epic-Man's initial reaction to getting [[BumblingSidekick Epic Fail]] as his sidekick.
* TheBully: Ridiculously Epic in his more [[EvilIsPetty petty]] moments. He even [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] this in“The "The Most Epically Inspirational Sports Movie Ever”, Ever", with the line “Nothing "Nothing like antagonizing random teenagers for no reason!”reason!"
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* TheBully: Ridiculously Epic in his more [[EvilIsPetty petty]] moments. He even [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] this in
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* CapitalismIsBad: A running theme through the series, directly called out by [[TheHero Epic-Man]] himself on most occasions, though other characters arrive at similar conclusions through their experiences too. The message is most blatant in “The Most Epic Mystical Quest”.
* CardCarryingVillain: Ridiculously Epic refers to himself as “evil” several times during “Ten Steps to Saving the World that Totally Won’t Work”, and has “evil” written across his skateboard during “The Most Epically Inspirational Sports Movie Ever”.
* CharacterDevelopment / TookALevelInKindness: Epic Fail goes from being an EntitledToHaveYou DoggedNiceGuy in episode 6, to accepting that he can be JustFriends with his crush, growing to genuinely respect her, and making amends with her in episode 9. This is {{Lampshaded}} by Epically Avoids You, who comments [[BreakingTheFourthWall “character development? In this series?!”]]
* CardCarryingVillain: Ridiculously Epic refers to himself as “evil” several times during “Ten Steps to Saving the World that Totally Won’t Work”, and has “evil” written across his skateboard during “The Most Epically Inspirational Sports Movie Ever”.
* CharacterDevelopment / TookALevelInKindness: Epic Fail goes from being an EntitledToHaveYou DoggedNiceGuy in episode 6, to accepting that he can be JustFriends with his crush, growing to genuinely respect her, and making amends with her in episode 9. This is {{Lampshaded}} by Epically Avoids You, who comments [[BreakingTheFourthWall “character development? In this series?!”]]
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* CapitalismIsBad: A running theme through the series, directly called out by [[TheHero Epic-Man]] himself on most occasions, though other characters arrive at similar conclusions through their experiences too. The message is most blatant in “The "The Most Epic Mystical Quest”.
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* CardCarryingVillain: Ridiculously Epic refers to himself as“evil” "evil" several times during “Ten "Ten Steps to Saving the World that Totally Won’t Work”, Won't Work", and has “evil” "evil" written across his skateboard during “The "The Most Epically Inspirational Sports Movie Ever”.
Ever".
* CharacterDevelopment / TookALevelInKindness: Epic Fail goes from being an EntitledToHaveYou DoggedNiceGuy in episode 6, to accepting that he can be JustFriends with his crush, growing to genuinely respect her, and making amends with her in episode 9. This is {{Lampshaded}} by Epically Avoids You, who comments [[BreakingTheFourthWall“character "character development? In this series?!”]]series?!"]]
* CardCarryingVillain: Ridiculously Epic refers to himself as
* CharacterDevelopment / TookALevelInKindness: Epic Fail goes from being an EntitledToHaveYou DoggedNiceGuy in episode 6, to accepting that he can be JustFriends with his crush, growing to genuinely respect her, and making amends with her in episode 9. This is {{Lampshaded}} by Epically Avoids You, who comments [[BreakingTheFourthWall
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** Ridiculously Epic’s skateboard comes with a turbo engine, spikes, and [[CardCarryingVillain “evil” literally written across it]].
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** Ridiculously Epic’s Epic's skateboard comes with a turbo engine, spikes, and [[CardCarryingVillain “evil” "evil" literally written across it]].
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* ADayInTheLimelight: Some of the minor characters get an episode dedicated to them every now and again, such as Epically Avoids You in “The Most Epic Day in the Life at a Soul-Sucking Job” and the Epic Skatepark Owner in “The Most Epic Mystical Quest”.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: Some of the minor characters get an episode dedicated to them every now and again, such as Epically Avoids You in “The "The Most Epic Day in the Life at a Soul-Sucking Job” Job" and the Epic Skatepark Owner in “The "The Most Epic Mystical Quest”.Quest".
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* DickDastardlyStopsToCheat: Ridiculously Epic did surprisingly well in the skateboarding competition, but then he tried to interfere with Little Miss Epic’s run and completely failed, looking like a doofus in the process. His victory wasn’t guaranteed, but he at least would have stood a better chance if he didn’t go out of his way to try to cheat, resulting in leaving a much worse impression of his skateboarding abilities.
* DisproportionateRetribution: During “The Most Epic Superhero Origin Story Ever Told”, Ridiculously Epic nukes his band class for playing their instruments poorly.
* DoggedNiceGuy: Epic Fail is this to Epically Avoids You in “The Most Epic Romance”. It turns out to be a lesson about why his EntitledToHaveYou behavior was wrong and how he needs to get over it. His EvilMentor Ridiculously Epic ''claims'' to be this, although he’s [[ObviouslyEvil obviously]] not nice, meaning that he’s either lying or delusional, or some combination of the two.
* TheDragon: Epic Robot Guy becomes the main assistant to the BigBad, Ridiculously Epic, during “The Most Epic Crime-Stopping Mission Ever”.
** CoDragons: Ridiculously Epic Fail becomes a second dragon during “The Most Epic Supervillain Origin Story”.
* DisproportionateRetribution: During “The Most Epic Superhero Origin Story Ever Told”, Ridiculously Epic nukes his band class for playing their instruments poorly.
* DoggedNiceGuy: Epic Fail is this to Epically Avoids You in “The Most Epic Romance”. It turns out to be a lesson about why his EntitledToHaveYou behavior was wrong and how he needs to get over it. His EvilMentor Ridiculously Epic ''claims'' to be this, although he’s [[ObviouslyEvil obviously]] not nice, meaning that he’s either lying or delusional, or some combination of the two.
* TheDragon: Epic Robot Guy becomes the main assistant to the BigBad, Ridiculously Epic, during “The Most Epic Crime-Stopping Mission Ever”.
** CoDragons: Ridiculously Epic Fail becomes a second dragon during “The Most Epic Supervillain Origin Story”.
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* DickDastardlyStopsToCheat: Ridiculously Epic did surprisingly well in the skateboarding competition, but then he tried to interfere with Little Miss Epic’s Epic's run and completely failed, looking like a doofus in the process. His victory wasn’t wasn't guaranteed, but he at least would have stood a better chance if he didn’t didn't go out of his way to try to cheat, resulting in leaving a much worse impression of his skateboarding abilities.
* DisproportionateRetribution: During“The "The Most Epic Superhero Origin Story Ever Told”, Told", Ridiculously Epic nukes his band class for playing their instruments poorly.
* DoggedNiceGuy: Epic Fail is this to Epically Avoids You in“The "The Most Epic Romance”.Romance". It turns out to be a lesson about why his EntitledToHaveYou behavior was wrong and how he needs to get over it. His EvilMentor Ridiculously Epic ''claims'' to be this, although he’s he's [[ObviouslyEvil obviously]] not nice, meaning that he’s he's either lying or delusional, or some combination of the two.
* TheDragon: Epic Robot Guy becomes the main assistant to the BigBad, Ridiculously Epic, during“The "The Most Epic Crime-Stopping Mission Ever”.
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** CoDragons: Ridiculously Epic Fail becomes a second dragon during“The "The Most Epic Supervillain Origin Story”.Story".
* DisproportionateRetribution: During
* DoggedNiceGuy: Epic Fail is this to Epically Avoids You in
* TheDragon: Epic Robot Guy becomes the main assistant to the BigBad, Ridiculously Epic, during
** CoDragons: Ridiculously Epic Fail becomes a second dragon during
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* EntitledToHaveYou: Epic Fail acts like this toward Epically Avoids You in “The Most Epic Romance”, but he goes through CharacterDevelopment and learns his lesson in the end. [[EvilIsHammy Ridiculously Epic]] also acts this way and does not change for the better, leaving him with Epic Robot Guy as his only friend.
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* EntitledToHaveYou: Epic Fail acts like this toward Epically Avoids You in “The "The Most Epic Romance”, Romance", but he goes through CharacterDevelopment and learns his lesson in the end. [[EvilIsHammy Ridiculously Epic]] also acts this way and does not change for the better, leaving him with Epic Robot Guy as his only friend.
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** During “Ten Steps to Saving the World that Totally Won’t Work”, [[EvilIsHammy Ridiculously Epic]] goes on a tirade about a specific strategy that he doesn’t want viewers to use to improve the world. During this tirade he outlines the specific details about how to make this strategy work.
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** During “Ten "Ten Steps to Saving the World that Totally Won’t Work”, Won't Work", [[EvilIsHammy Ridiculously Epic]] goes on a tirade about a specific strategy that he doesn’t doesn't want viewers to use to improve the world. During this tirade he outlines the specific details about how to make this strategy work.
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* EvilMentor: Ridiculously Epic serves this role to Epic Fail during “The Most Epic Romance” by giving him horrible “dating” advice, [[ObviouslyEvil which includes stalking and harassing]].
* EvilIsPetty: Some of Ridiculously Epic’s behavior doesn’t gain him any advantages and is simply done ForTheEvulz. For example, taking Epic Fail’s slurpie and spitting it in his face, and later taking Captain Epic’s slurpie just to spike it into the ground. Neither of them did anything to warrant this.
* EvilIsPetty: Some of Ridiculously Epic’s behavior doesn’t gain him any advantages and is simply done ForTheEvulz. For example, taking Epic Fail’s slurpie and spitting it in his face, and later taking Captain Epic’s slurpie just to spike it into the ground. Neither of them did anything to warrant this.
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* EvilMentor: Ridiculously Epic serves this role to Epic Fail during “The "The Most Epic Romance” Romance" by giving him horrible “dating” "dating" advice, [[ObviouslyEvil which includes stalking and harassing]].
* EvilIsPetty: Some of RidiculouslyEpic’s Epic's behavior doesn’t doesn't gain him any advantages and is simply done ForTheEvulz. For example, taking Epic Fail’s Fail's slurpie and spitting it in his face, and later taking Captain Epic’s Epic's slurpie just to spike it into the ground. Neither of them did anything to warrant this.
* EvilIsPetty: Some of Ridiculously
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* FaceHeelTurn: Epic Robot Guy is good during the events of “The Most Epic Superhero Origin Story Ever”, then returns as a villain during “The Most Epic Crime-Stopping Mission Ever”. This is {{Lampshaded}} InUniverse with the text “he became a bad guy! Dun dun dunnn!” next to him when he returns.
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* FaceHeelTurn: Epic Robot Guy is good during the events of “The "The Most Epic Superhero Origin Story Ever”, Ever", then returns as a villain during “The "The Most Epic Crime-Stopping Mission Ever”. Ever". This is {{Lampshaded}} InUniverse with the text “he "he became a bad guy! Dun dun dunnn!” dunnn!" next to him when he returns.
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* FireBreathingDiner: Epic Fail (of course) eats an entire glob of wasabi. This results in fire shooting out of his mouth with the caption “Mount Vesuvius Eruption: 79 AD”.
* HeelFaceRevolvingDoor: Epic Robot Guy begins as a good guy in “The Most Epic Superhero Origin Story”, turns evil before returning in “The Most Epic Crime-Stopping Mission”, stays evil for a few episodes, and then turns good again in “The Most Epic Introspective Journey on a Nautical Voyage”, which continues into the next episode, “The Most Epic Mystical Quest” as well.
* HeelFaceTurn: Epic Robot Guy returns to the side of good in “The Most Epic Introspective Journey on a Nautical Voyage”.
* HeelFaceRevolvingDoor: Epic Robot Guy begins as a good guy in “The Most Epic Superhero Origin Story”, turns evil before returning in “The Most Epic Crime-Stopping Mission”, stays evil for a few episodes, and then turns good again in “The Most Epic Introspective Journey on a Nautical Voyage”, which continues into the next episode, “The Most Epic Mystical Quest” as well.
* HeelFaceTurn: Epic Robot Guy returns to the side of good in “The Most Epic Introspective Journey on a Nautical Voyage”.
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* FireBreathingDiner: Epic Fail (of course) eats an entire glob of wasabi. This results in fire shooting out of his mouth with the caption “Mount "Mount Vesuvius Eruption: 79 AD”.
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* HeelFaceRevolvingDoor: Epic Robot Guy begins as a good guy in“The "The Most Epic Superhero Origin Story”, Story", turns evil before returning in “The "The Most Epic Crime-Stopping Mission”, Mission", stays evil for a few episodes, and then turns good again in “The "The Most Epic Introspective Journey on a Nautical Voyage”, Voyage", which continues into the next episode, “The "The Most Epic Mystical Quest” Quest" as well.
* HeelFaceTurn: Epic Robot Guy returns to the side of good in“The "The Most Epic Introspective Journey on a Nautical Voyage”.Voyage".
* HeelFaceRevolvingDoor: Epic Robot Guy begins as a good guy in
* HeelFaceTurn: Epic Robot Guy returns to the side of good in
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* HorribleJudgeOfCharacter: {{Lampshaded}} in “The Most Epic Crime-Stopping Mission Ever”. Nobody considers that [[BigBad Ridiculously Epic]] might be evil, despite his evil-looking moustache, RedEyesTakeWarning, and driving a car with [[CardCarryingVillain “Evil Mobile”]] written on it. The text even points directly to his face and says “totally not an evil moustache or eyes”. For bonus points, VideoGame/KingdomHeartsBirthBySleep’s Terra, one of the most notorious examples of this trope out there, randomly shows up to say [[Memes/KingdomHearts “okay I believe you!”]]
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* HorribleJudgeOfCharacter: {{Lampshaded}} in “The "The Most Epic Crime-Stopping Mission Ever”. Ever". Nobody considers that [[BigBad Ridiculously Epic]] might be evil, despite his evil-looking moustache, RedEyesTakeWarning, and driving a car with [[CardCarryingVillain “Evil Mobile”]] "Evil Mobile"]] written on it. The text even points directly to his face and says “totally "totally not an evil moustache or eyes”. eyes". For bonus points, VideoGame/KingdomHeartsBirthBySleep’s VideoGame/KingdomHeartsBirthBySleep's Terra, one of the most notorious examples of this trope out there, randomly shows up to say [[Memes/KingdomHearts “okay [[WebVideo/KingdomHeartsInANutshell "okay I believe you!”]]you!"]]
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* InnocentAliens: The “poorly-drawn alien cats” from the trailer finally show up in “The Most Epic Sci-Fi Adventure”, and they are friendly. Even sharing their star fruits with the protagonists.
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* InnocentAliens: The “poorly-drawn "poorly-drawn alien cats” cats" from the trailer finally show up in “The "The Most Epic Sci-Fi Adventure”, Adventure", and they are friendly. Even sharing their star fruits with the protagonists.
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* InspectorJavert: Captain Epic takes on this role during “The Most Epic Crime-Stopping Mission Ever”, threatening to arrest [[TheHero Epic-Man]] for being late on filing his taxes even though Epic-Man is only trying to help at the crime scene.
* InspirationNod: Several. WebAnimation/JaidenAnimations is the most explicit, appearing just to say “You just wanted an excuse to try drawing my hair, didn’t you?” Other cartoon characters including Franchise/DonkeyKong, VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog, [[WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants Patrick Star]], and WesternAnimation/{{Shrek}} appear for quick gags to serve this role as well.
* IntimidatingRevenueService: In “The Most Epic Crime-Stopping Mission Ever”, [[InspectorJavert Captain Epic]] threatens to arrest Epic-Man for being late on filing his taxes. Epic-Man is forced to flee the scene because of this.
* JerkJock: Naturally, [[EvilIsHammy Ridiculously Epic]] takes on this role for “The Most Epically Inspirational Sports Movie Ever”. It seems that he only started skateboarding to [[EvilIsPetty “antagonize random teenagers for no reason”]] at the skatepark, and to try to win a skateboarding competition to advance his evil plans with the prize money.
* InspirationNod: Several. WebAnimation/JaidenAnimations is the most explicit, appearing just to say “You just wanted an excuse to try drawing my hair, didn’t you?” Other cartoon characters including Franchise/DonkeyKong, VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog, [[WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants Patrick Star]], and WesternAnimation/{{Shrek}} appear for quick gags to serve this role as well.
* IntimidatingRevenueService: In “The Most Epic Crime-Stopping Mission Ever”, [[InspectorJavert Captain Epic]] threatens to arrest Epic-Man for being late on filing his taxes. Epic-Man is forced to flee the scene because of this.
* JerkJock: Naturally, [[EvilIsHammy Ridiculously Epic]] takes on this role for “The Most Epically Inspirational Sports Movie Ever”. It seems that he only started skateboarding to [[EvilIsPetty “antagonize random teenagers for no reason”]] at the skatepark, and to try to win a skateboarding competition to advance his evil plans with the prize money.
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* InspectorJavert: Captain Epic takes on this role during “The "The Most Epic Crime-Stopping Mission Ever”, Ever", threatening to arrest [[TheHero Epic-Man]] for being late on filing his taxes even though Epic-Man is only trying to help at the crime scene.
* InspirationNod: Several. WebAnimation/JaidenAnimations is the most explicit, appearing just to say“You "You just wanted an excuse to try drawing my hair, didn’t you?” didn't you?" Other cartoon characters including Franchise/DonkeyKong, VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog, [[WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants Patrick Star]], and WesternAnimation/{{Shrek}} appear for quick gags to serve this role as well.
* IntimidatingRevenueService: In“The "The Most Epic Crime-Stopping Mission Ever”, Ever", [[InspectorJavert Captain Epic]] threatens to arrest Epic-Man for being late on filing his taxes. Epic-Man is forced to flee the scene because of this.
* JerkJock: Naturally, [[EvilIsHammy Ridiculously Epic]] takes on this role for“The "The Most Epically Inspirational Sports Movie Ever”. Ever". It seems that he only started skateboarding to [[EvilIsPetty “antagonize "antagonize random teenagers for no reason”]] reason"]] at the skatepark, and to try to win a skateboarding competition to advance his evil plans with the prize money.
* InspirationNod: Several. WebAnimation/JaidenAnimations is the most explicit, appearing just to say
* IntimidatingRevenueService: In
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* LeeroyJenkins: Ridiculously Epic shouts this exact phrase as he goes barging into Little Miss Epic’s run of the skateboarding competition.
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* LeeroyJenkins: Ridiculously Epic shouts this exact phrase as he goes barging into Little Miss Epic’s Epic's run of the skateboarding competition.
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* MadeOfExplodium: The setting as a whole seems to be this. The trailer alone contains several explosions, including [[IncomingHam Ridiculously Epic's stage entrance]], the random TNT box that Ridiculously Epic Fail throws a match at, the stack of TNT boxes that Ridiculously Epic blows up [[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext with his fire breath that he got from eating the sun]], and Epic Fail’s toaster during TheStinger.
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* MadeOfExplodium: The setting as a whole seems to be this. The trailer alone contains several explosions, including [[IncomingHam Ridiculously Epic's stage entrance]], the random TNT box that Ridiculously Epic Fail throws a match at, the stack of TNT boxes that Ridiculously Epic blows up [[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext with his fire breath that he got from eating the sun]], and Epic Fail’s Fail's toaster during TheStinger.
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* NeverMyFault: Ridiculously Epic blames Little Miss Epic for his broken TV, even though he’s the one who threw his remote through it. She wasn’t even in the room.
* OriginsEpisode / SuperheroOrigin: The third episode serves as this for Epic-Man.
* PieInTheFace: Ridiculously Epic’s face falls in a pie after he loses the skateboarding competition.
* OriginsEpisode / SuperheroOrigin: The third episode serves as this for Epic-Man.
* PieInTheFace: Ridiculously Epic’s face falls in a pie after he loses the skateboarding competition.
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* NeverMyFault: Ridiculously Epic blames Little Miss Epic for his broken TV, even though he’s he's the one who threw his remote through it. She wasn’t wasn't even in the room.
* OriginsEpisode / SuperheroOrigin: The third episode serves as this for Epic-Man.
* PieInTheFace: Ridiculously Epic’s Epic's face falls in a pie after he loses the skateboarding competition.
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* ReallyWasBornYesterday: Ridiculously Epic Fail is born during the events of “The Most Epic Supervillain Origin Story”. Due to being created from a mix of Ridiculously Epic and Epic Fail’s traits, he is born already knowing how to speak.
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* ReallyWasBornYesterday: Ridiculously Epic Fail is born during the events of “The "The Most Epic Supervillain Origin Story”. Story". Due to being created from a mix of Ridiculously Epic and Epic Fail’s Fail's traits, he is born already knowing how to speak.
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* RunningGag: Ridiculously Epic’s “Evil Mobile” is not an armadillo. Except for when it does turn into a real armadillo when Ridiculously Epic Fail drives it... [[AchievementsInIgnorance for some reason.]]
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Said word for word by Ridiculously Epic as he flees the scene in “The Most Epic Mystical Quest”.
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Said word for word by Ridiculously Epic as he flees the scene in “The Most Epic Mystical Quest”.
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* RunningGag: Ridiculously Epic’s “Evil Mobile” Epic's "Evil Mobile" is not an armadillo. Except for when it does turn into a real armadillo when Ridiculously Epic Fail drives it... [[AchievementsInIgnorance for some reason.]]
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Said word for word by Ridiculously Epic as he flees the scene in“The "The Most Epic Mystical Quest”.Quest".
* ShoutOut: In "The Most Epic Crime-Stopping Mission Ever", Terra from ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsBirthBySleep'' randomly shows up to say [[WebVideo/KingdomHeartsInANutshell "okay I believe you"]] during a HorribleJudgeOfCharacter moment.
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Said word for word by Ridiculously Epic as he flees the scene in
* ShoutOut: In "The Most Epic Crime-Stopping Mission Ever", Terra from ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsBirthBySleep'' randomly shows up to say [[WebVideo/KingdomHeartsInANutshell "okay I believe you"]] during a HorribleJudgeOfCharacter moment.
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* VillainEpisode / VillainProtagonist: Ridiculously Epic, the BigBad, takes center stage and is more or less the main protagonist of episodes 2 and 7, “Ten Steps to Saving the World that Totally Won’t Work” and “The Most Epic Supervillain Origin Story”, respectively. He is just as evil as usual during these episodes.
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* VillainEpisode / VillainProtagonist: VillainEpisode: Ridiculously Epic, the BigBad, takes center stage and is more or less the main protagonist of episodes 2 and 7, “Ten "Ten Steps to Saving the World that Totally Won’t Work” Won't Work" and “The "The Most Epic Supervillain Origin Story”, Story", respectively. He is just as evil as usual during these episodes.
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* YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre: When Captain Epic is feeling down about himself, [[HeelFaceTurn Epic Robot Guy]] informs him that he was inspired to become a better person because of Captain Epic’s dedication to doing good. This promptly revitalizes Captain Epic’s spirit.
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* YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre: When Captain Epic is feeling down about himself, [[HeelFaceTurn Epic Robot Guy]] informs him that he was inspired to become a better person because of Captain Epic’s Epic's dedication to doing good. This promptly revitalizes Captain Epic’s Epic's spirit.
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* BadassBeard: Captain Epic sports a very long, grey beard that is long enough to reach his knees. He also acts very much like a laid-back CoolOldGuy.
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* {{Transgender}}: Little Miss Epic is stated to be transgender in “The Most Epically Inspirational Sports Movie Ever”.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: Some of the minor characters get an episode dedicated to them every now and again, such as Epically Avoids You in “The Most Epic Day in the Life at a Soul-Sucking Job” and the Epic Skatepark Owner in “The Most Epic Mystical Quest”.
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Said word for word by Ridiculously Epic as he flees the scene in “The Most Epic Mystical Quest”.
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* HeelFaceRevolvingDoor: Epic Robot Guy begins as a good guy in “The Most Epic Superhero Origin Story”, turns evil before returning in “The Most Epic Crime-Stopping Mission”, stays evil for a few episodes, and then turns good again in “The Most Epic Introspective Journey on a Nautical Voyage”, which continues into the next episode, “The Most Epic Mystical Quest” as well.
* HeelFaceTurn: Epic Robot Guy returns to the side of good in “The Most Epic Introspective Journey on a Nautical Voyage”.
* HeelFaceTurn: Epic Robot Guy returns to the side of good in “The Most Epic Introspective Journey on a Nautical Voyage”.
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* CapitalismIsBad: A running theme through the series, directly called out by [[TheHero Epic-Man]] himself on most occasions, though other characters arrive at similar conclusions through their experiences too.
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* CapitalismIsBad: A running theme through the series, directly called out by [[TheHero Epic-Man]] himself on most occasions, though other characters arrive at similar conclusions through their experiences too. The message is most blatant in “The Most Epic Mystical Quest”.
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* YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre: When Captain Epic is feeling down about himself, [[HeelFaceTurn Epic Robot Guy]] informs him that he was inspired to become a better person because of Captain Epic’s dedication to doing good. This promptly revitalizes Captain Epic’s spirit.
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** “The Most Epic Introspective Journey on a Nautical Voyage”: The best cure for a bleak outlook on the world is to believe in the possibility for change, and to hold on to one’s goals and aspirations even when not seeing immediately obvious results for them. A secondary Aesop is that [[YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre you may be more of a positive influence on those around you than you know.]]
** “The Most Epic Mystical Quest”: [[CapitalismIsBad People will exploit you for money if you are not careful]]. But if it happens to you, do not blame yourself for it. Instead question why the world values money over people in the first place, and challenge that way of the world.
** “The Most Epic Mystical Quest”: [[CapitalismIsBad People will exploit you for money if you are not careful]]. But if it happens to you, do not blame yourself for it. Instead question why the world values money over people in the first place, and challenge that way of the world.
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* BananaPeel: Little Miss Epic slips on one during “The Most Epically Inspirational Sports Movie Ever”. [[RuleOfFunny How the banana peel magically appeared on her skateboard in the first place isn’t addressed though]].
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* BananaPeel: BananaPeel:
** Little Miss Epic slips on one during “The Most Epically Inspirational Sports Movie Ever”. [[RuleOfFunny How the banana peel magically appeared on her skateboard in the first place isn’t addressedthough]].though]].
** Epic Fail slips on a banana peel and falls off of the roof during “The Most Epic Crime-Stopping Mission.”
** Little Miss Epic slips on one during “The Most Epically Inspirational Sports Movie Ever”. [[RuleOfFunny How the banana peel magically appeared on her skateboard in the first place isn’t addressed
** Epic Fail slips on a banana peel and falls off of the roof during “The Most Epic Crime-Stopping Mission.”
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* DullSurprise: [[BuffySpeak Epic Robot Guy]] is a deliberate example. He is completely unenthused and seems bored about singing the "epic" trailer song, in contrast to the enthusiasm of the other characters.
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* DullSurprise: [[BuffySpeak Epic Robot Guy]] is a deliberate example. He is completely unenthused and seems bored about singing the "epic" trailer song, in contrast to the enthusiasm of the other characters. He then continues to have these kinds of reactions throughout the series.
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* LittleMissBadass: [[MeaningfulName Little Miss Epic]] is a teenage girl able to skateboard and jumprope at the same time.
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* LittleMissBadass: [[MeaningfulName Little Miss Epic]] is a teenage girl young woman able to skateboard and jumprope at the same time.
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* SurferDude: The Epic Skatepark Owner speaks like this.
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* CharacterDevelopment: Epic Fail goes from being an EntitledToHaveYou DoggedNiceGuy in episode 6, to accepting that he can be JustFriends with his crush, growing to genuinely respect her, and making amends with her in episode 9. This is {{Lampshaded}} by Epically Avoids You, who comments [[BreakingTheFourthWall “character development? In this series?!”]]
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* CharacterDevelopment: CharacterDevelopment / TookALevelInKindness: Epic Fail goes from being an EntitledToHaveYou DoggedNiceGuy in episode 6, to accepting that he can be JustFriends with his crush, growing to genuinely respect her, and making amends with her in episode 9. This is {{Lampshaded}} by Epically Avoids You, who comments [[BreakingTheFourthWall “character development? In this series?!”]]
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* CharacterDevelopment: Epic Fail goes from being an EntitledToHaveYou DoggedNiceGuy in episode 6, to accepting that he can be JustFriends with his crush, growing to genuinely respect her, and making amends with her in episode 9. This is {{Lampshaded}} by Epically Avoids You, who comments [[BreakingTheFourthWall “character development? In this series?!”]]
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* NeverMyFault: Ridiculously Epic blames Little Miss Epic for his broken TV, even though he’s the one who threw his remote through it. She wasn’t even in the room.
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* CapitalismIsBad: A running theme through the series, directly called out by [[TheHero Epic-Man]] himself on most occasions, though other characters arrive at similar conclusions through their experiences too.
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* InnocentAliens: The “poorly-drawn alien cats” from the trailer finally show up in “The Most Epic Sci-Fi Adventure”, and they are friendly. Even sharing their star fruits with the protagonists.
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* AchievementsInIgnorance: [[IneffectualSympatheticVillain Ridiculously Epic Fail]] is somehow able to turn [[BigBad Ridiculously Epic]]’s “Evil Mobile”, the one that he [[RunningGag insists is not an armadillo]], into an actual armadillo when he drives it.
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* AchievementsInIgnorance: [[IneffectualSympatheticVillain Ridiculously Epic Fail]] is somehow able to turn [[BigBad Ridiculously Epic]]’s “Evil Mobile”, the one that he [[RunningGag insists is not an armadillo]], into an actual armadillo when he drives it.it, only because he actually thinks it is one.
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* AchievementsInIgnorance: [[IneffectualSympatheticVillain Ridiculously Epic Fail]] is somehow able to turn [[BigBad Ridiculously Epic]]’s “Evil Mobile”, the one that he [[RunningGag insists is not an armadillo]], into an actual armadillo when he drives it.
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* RunningGag: Ridiculously Epic’s “Evil Mobile” is not an armadillo. Except for when it does turn into a real armadillo when Ridiculously Epic Fail drives it... [[AchievementsInIgnorance for some reason.]]
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** “The Most Epic Sci-Fi Adventure”: Immigration can be a beautiful thing by bringing together two different worlds peacefully. It also doubles down on the previous episode’s pro-union Aesop.
** “The Most Epic Day in the Life at a Soul-Sucking Job”: Be kind and reasonable to employees and don’t blame them for the decisions that their managers make, because they are simply trying to make their living in a capitalist world. It also doubles-down on the “excessive paperwork is an unnecessary annoyance” Aesop of episode 5.
** “The Most Epic Teaching Experience”: Teachers are typically only trying to help you. Being unnecessarily antagonistic to them only hurts your own learning experience and makes it more difficult for them to pass on knowledge. A secondary Aesop is that classroom education should evolve to more effectively account for different learning styles.
** “The Most Epic Day in the Life at a Soul-Sucking Job”: Be kind and reasonable to employees and don’t blame them for the decisions that their managers make, because they are simply trying to make their living in a capitalist world. It also doubles-down on the “excessive paperwork is an unnecessary annoyance” Aesop of episode 5.
** “The Most Epic Teaching Experience”: Teachers are typically only trying to help you. Being unnecessarily antagonistic to them only hurts your own learning experience and makes it more difficult for them to pass on knowledge. A secondary Aesop is that classroom education should evolve to more effectively account for different learning styles.
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* BigNo: Ridiculously Epic [[EvilIsHammy unleashes one]] at the end of “The Most Epic Supervillain Origin Story” when it turns out that he accidentally helped a bunch of orphans instead of causing the destruction that he intended to.
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* VillainProtagonist: Ridiculously Epic, the BigBad, takes center stage and is more or less the main protagonist of episodes 2 and 7, “Ten Steps to Saving the World that Totally Won’t Work” and “The Most Epic Supervillain Origin Story”, respectively. He is just as evil as usual during these episodes.
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* VillainEpisode / VillainProtagonist: Ridiculously Epic, the BigBad, takes center stage and is more or less the main protagonist of episodes 2 and 7, “Ten Steps to Saving the World that Totally Won’t Work” and “The Most Epic Supervillain Origin Story”, respectively. He is just as evil as usual during these episodes.
