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** The teddy bear Seraphina gets as a reward for scoring high on the power measuring test is later revealed [[spoiler:to contain a tracker device which lets EMBER figure out where she went after she defeats them the first time.]]
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** The teddy bear Seraphina gets as a reward for scoring high on the power measuring test is later revealed [[spoiler:to contain a tracker device which lets EMBER Spectre figure out where she went after she defeats them the first time.]]
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* EnemyMine: While they utterly despise each other, Arlo and John do work together when EMBER shows up.
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* EnemyMine: While they utterly despise each other, Arlo and John do work together when EMBER Spectre shows up.
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* VillainOverForDinner: Arlo invites Remi to meet and ask questions of his aunt with the Authorities over lunch to prove the Authorities are actually investigating Rei's death and can be trusted. Remi quickly realizes Arlo's aunt is [[spoiler:Volcan]] who nearly killed Remi, and did kill Rei, confirming her suspicion that the Authority is behind the recent EMBER murders of superheroes. Unfortunately Arlo's aunt recognizes Remi as the masked hero X-Rei and through her identifies Issen and Blyke as her assistants marking their files as discontents to be targeted with the Authorities.
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* VillainOverForDinner: Arlo invites Remi to meet and ask questions of his aunt with the Authorities over lunch to prove the Authorities are actually investigating Rei's death and can be trusted. Remi quickly realizes Arlo's aunt is [[spoiler:Volcan]] who nearly killed Remi, and did kill Rei, confirming her suspicion that the Authority is authorities are behind the recent EMBER murders of superheroes. Unfortunately Arlo's aunt recognizes Remi as the masked hero X-Rei and through her identifies Issen and Blyke as her assistants marking their files as discontents to be targeted with the Authorities.
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* AsskickingLeadsToLeadership: How society works in the unOrdinary world. You have status based on your power, though this includes people with noncombat powers that are useful to the powerful people as well, like the LivingLieDetector who works for the Authorities or Elaine with her HealingHands. Thus AuthorityGrantsAsskicking is often but not always true.
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* AsskickingLeadsToLeadership: How society works in the unOrdinary world. You have status based on your power, though this includes people with noncombat powers that are useful to the powerful people as well, like the LivingLieDetector who works for the Authorities or Elaine with her HealingHands. Thus AuthorityGrantsAsskicking is often but not always true.
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* TalkingIsAFreeAction: Sometimes characters find time to talk even during heightened speed dashes, but the single case of Seraphina [[spoiler: and her fight with John]] stands out, because her skillset relies on freezing time for everyone but herself, meaning characters shouldn't even be able to hear her speak when she lunges to attack.
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* DudeWheresMyRespect: When Blyke saved Amora from Lance and his gang, Amora did not thank him because she suspects that Blyke was fighting for the other reason. The other reason is to improve his ability.
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** Although John knew [[spoiler: Terrance sets up a trap]], Blyke and Isen does not know until John told them.
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** John and Blyke are this when they have similar hairstyles, hot-headed, jogs often, likes chillstep, and even become depressed from guilt. Seraphina lampshades this.
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** [[spoiler: Those who know of John's ability and what he can do are visibly unnerved by his presence.]] Shedding this and seeing people more comfortable around him after [[spoiler:his fight with Seraphina]] is a big part of his CharacterDevelopment.
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** [[spoiler: Those who know of John's ability and what he can do are visibly unnerved by his presence.]] Shedding this and seeing people more comfortable around him after [[spoiler:his fight with Seraphina]] is a big part sign of his CharacterDevelopment.him [[CharacterDevelopment getting better]].
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** [[spoiler: Those who know of John's ability and what he can do are visibly unnerved by his presence.]]
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** [[spoiler: Those who know of John's ability and what he can do are visibly unnerved by his presence.]]]] Shedding this and seeing people more comfortable around him after [[spoiler:his fight with Seraphina]] is a big part of his CharacterDevelopment.
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** The power level reading vendor from the early chapters returns (and then quickly leaves) when Remi, Blye and Isen go to the same mall.
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** The power level reading vendor from the early chapters returns (and then quickly leaves) when Remi, Blye Blyke and Isen go to the same mall.
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* BullyingTheDisabled: Cripples and low tiers are victims of intense bullying and discrimination from those who have power.
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* NoPowerNoColor: Cripples are unable to glow their eyes.
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* [[HeroKiller Hero Killers]]: The shady organisation known as EMBER have recently been going around executing the self-titled superheroes.
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* [[HeroKiller Hero Killers]]: HeroKiller: The shady organisation known as EMBER have has recently been going around executing the self-titled superheroes.
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* SacrificialLion: [[spoiler:In Episode 319, William is executed by Jude of the Bureau for anonymously publishing ''[=UnOrdinary=]'' (retitled ''Untitled'') and causing a new wave of vigilantes to spring up, in defiance of the leeway Jane's sacrifice gave his family.]]
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* LateArrivalSpoiler: [[spoiler:For a while, whether or not John had powers was practically a DrivingQuestion. Then they used a picture of him activating his powers, complete with GlowingEyesOfDoom, as the official image you click on to reach the comic in Webtoons.]]
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* SuperpowerfulGenetics: Genetics plays a roll in abilities, with high-tiers are above are often born from other High-tiers. If there's a difference in tiers, it can also influence the child's abilities. [[spoiler:Terrance was born from a High-tier and a low-tier, eventually becoming Elite-tier. John was born from someone who was crippled and a God-tier, resulting in him being a late-bloomer who reached God-tier.]]
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* SuperpowerfulGenetics: Genetics plays a roll in abilities, with high-tiers are above are High-tiers often born from other High-tiers. If there's a difference in tiers, it can also influence the child's abilities. abilities with them developing later in life. [[spoiler:Terrance was born from a High-tier and a low-tier, Low-tier, eventually becoming Elite-tier. John was born from someone who was crippled and a God-tier, resulting in him being a late-bloomer who reached God-tier.]]
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* SuperpowerfulGenetics: Genetics plays a roll in abilities, with high-tiers are above are often born from other High-tiers. If there's a difference in tiers, it can also influence the child's abilities. [[spoiler:Terrance was born from a High-tier and a low-tier, eventually becoming Elite-tier. John was born from someone who was crippled and a God-tier, resulting in him being a late-bloomer who reached God-tier.]]
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* NobodyCanDie: the powers of many of the strongest characters seem to be lethal. Remi shoots lightning, Blyke's beams can pierce through someone's body, others have super strong claws or can cause explosions, not to mention Arlo being able to break walls with a single punch. The fights are depicted as rather bloody, but the worst that has happened to students getting in fights, is a short hospital stay, no deaths and no permanent crippling. Either those teenagers exert a LOT of self-control, or their powers aren't that powerful. [[spoiler:So far, the most serious cases were Sera getting stabbed by a normal knife, and Alana's cold-blooded murder by Volcan, the only on-screen death. In both cases, the prerpetrator was an adult]].
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* PowerParasite: Both [[spoiler:Spectre and Ember use conversion technology in order take powers from others and implant them to their members.]]
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* ThouShallNotKill: The powers of many of the strongest characters would be lethal under normal circumstances, such as lightning and lasers. And the fights are depicted as rather bloody, but when the students fight they tend to avoid doing anything permanent crippling due to self-control as part of their mastery. [[spoiler:Averted when it comes to Spectre and EMBER, both of whom actively attempt to kill targets who serve no use to them.]].
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**Terrence, introduced as a helpless child being attacked in a single scene, returns a full season later as [[spoiler:a spy for Spectre, an important faction]], and is also [[spoiler:the first on screen death of a major character]].
