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* ImagineSpot: ''#[=AllyCay=]'' sees the team follow Cat Woman's instructions to infiltrate Lex Corp near flawlessly...then it cuts them them actually trying, with Supergirl being unable to walk in heels and Bumblebee getting caught in a spider web.
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* ChalkOutline: "[=#GothamCon=]" has a scene where Barbara and Harleen lie in a pair of chalk outlines and then get up and leave, afterwards the chalk outlines start dancing.
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* TheCityNarrows: Metropolis is a much cleaner, safer city than Gotham, so long as one stays outside of [[IDontLikeTheSoundOfThatPlace Sinister Slum]]. Batgirl's the only member of the team that enjoys it, though The Invincibros set up a hideout there.
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* TheCityNarrows: Metropolis is a much safer city than Gotham, so long as one stays outside of [[IDontLikeTheSoundOfThatPlace Sinister Slum]]. Batgirl's the only member of the team that enjoys it, though The Invincibros set up a hideout there.
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* TheCityNarrows: Metropolis is a much cleaner, safer city than Gotham, so long as one stays outside of [[IDontLikeTheSoundOfThatPlace Sinister Slum]]. Batgirl's the only member of the team that enjoys it, though The Invincibros set up a hideout there.
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* NotSoSafeHarbour: Metropolis Shipyard is located in Sinister Slum, an area so rundown every member of the main cast besides [[ConditionedToAcceptHorror Batgirl]] avoids it when they can.
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* NotSoSafeHarbour: Metropolis Shipyard is located in Sinister Slum, an area so rundown and polluted every member of the main cast besides [[ConditionedToAcceptHorror Batgirl]] avoids it when they can.
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* PlutoIsExpendable: During a game of cat and mouse with Supergirl, Catwoman cuts lose a huge model of the earth for Supergirl to catch. Once Supergirl does catch it, Catwoman proceeds to drop the entire solar system on her... until she gets to Pluto.
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* PlutoIsExpendable: During a game of cat and mouse with Supergirl, Supergirl in "[=#FightAtTheMuseum=]", Catwoman cuts lose a huge model of the earth for Supergirl to catch. Once Supergirl does catch it, Catwoman proceeds to drop the entire solar system on her... until she gets to Pluto.
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* PunchClockVillain: Phil likes Jessica Cruz and thinks it is a good thing Pam Isley has another human being to socialize with. It's Pam herself who can't come to terms with Jessica eating plants.
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* CatUpATree: Superman and Wonder Woman both earn public support not just for their grand accomplishments like stopping trains or beating monsters, but also from helping cats stuck in trees. This annoys Supergirl and Livewire, respectively, to the point of irrational retribution.
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* DonutMessWithACop: Commissioner Gordon is shown eating a donut in "[=#FromBatToWorse=]".
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* NoodleIncident: "[=#CrushingIt=]" has Bumblebee bring up that her first crush was "brutal", with no further details given.
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* CarRadioDispute: Kara and Jessica fight over the radio in "Super Wonder Bat Bee Zee Lantern Mobile"; Jessica wants classical music, Kara wants heavy metal.
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* CapeSnag: An amazon prevent's Batgirl's escape by stepping on her cape.
* CarRadioDispute: Kara and Jessica fight over the radio in "Super Wonder Bat Bee Zee Lantern Mobile"; Jessica wants classical music, Kara wants heavy metal. Kara instigates another in ''The Slow And The Furious'' between herself, Zee and Diana.
* CarRadioDispute: Kara and Jessica fight over the radio in "Super Wonder Bat Bee Zee Lantern Mobile"; Jessica wants classical music, Kara wants heavy metal. Kara instigates another in ''The Slow And The Furious'' between herself, Zee and Diana.
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** This Wonder Woman is Diana of Themyscira, but also takes some cues from Donna Troy, particularly the New 52 version of Donna Troy, who had an even harder time adapting to the world of man than Diana.
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* ShowWithinAShow: ''Princess Pumpkin Pants''.
** There's also ''Make It Wayne,'' a reality show featuring Bruce Wayne and Dick Grayson. Ironically, Barbara Gordon, who idolizes Batman and despises Robin, finds Bruce Wayne boorish and adores Dick Grayson.
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* ShowWithinAShow: ShowWithinAShow:
** ''Princess PumpkinPants''.Pants'', which is Barbara's favorite show.
**There's also Another example is ''Make It Wayne,'' a reality show featuring Bruce Wayne and Dick Grayson. Ironically, Barbara Gordon, who idolizes Batman and despises Robin, finds Bruce Wayne boorish and adores Dick Grayson.
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** Jessica Cruz hypnotizing Kara Danvers to be less angry doesn't actually solve her [[LeeroyJenkins impulsiveness]] or [[DumbMuscle two dimensional thinking]]. It makes them worse to the point the pacifistic Green Lantern has to become more aggressive to save Supergirl.
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* InNameOnly: The Cartoon Network series isn't much like the original ''WebAnimation/DCSuperHeroGirls'', being more like ''WesternAnimation/SuperBestFriendsForever'' in both art style and story.
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* InNameOnly: The Cartoon Network series isn't much like the original ''WebAnimation/DCSuperHeroGirls'', being more like ''WesternAnimation/SuperBestFriendsForever'' in both art style and story. About the only things the two continuities have in common are the premise involving an interpretation of the DC Universe taking place in a high school setting where the majority of the characters are teenagers and both continuities having the starting point of Wonder Woman first becoming a superheroine and learning the existence of her peers.
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** Jessica Cruz is featured among the main cast from the beginning, when the previous continuity took until the fourth season to introduce her and only had her appear a handful of times.
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* AscendedExtra: Superman and Batman actually make a fair number of physical appearances this time, when in the Shea Fontana series the former only got occasional mentions as well as having his own statue at Super Hero High, while the latter's only acknowledgements came from a cameo as a plushy in the graphic novel tie-in ''Finals Crisis'' and an indirect mention by his son Damian Wayne in the fifth season episode "Kid Napped".
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* AscendedExtra: AscendedExtra:
** Superman and Batman actually make a fair number of physical appearances this time, when in the Shea Fontana series the former only got occasional mentions as well as having his own statue at Super Hero High, while the latter's only acknowledgements came from a cameo as a plushy in the graphic novel tie-in ''Finals Crisis'' and an indirect mention by his son Damian Wayne in the fifth season episode "KidNapped".Napped".
** Lex Luthor is featured as a recurring character, when in the previous continuity his only appearance besides occasional mentions was in the ''Finals Crisis'' tie-in graphic novel.
** Superman and Batman actually make a fair number of physical appearances this time, when in the Shea Fontana series the former only got occasional mentions as well as having his own statue at Super Hero High, while the latter's only acknowledgements came from a cameo as a plushy in the graphic novel tie-in ''Finals Crisis'' and an indirect mention by his son Damian Wayne in the fifth season episode "Kid
** Lex Luthor is featured as a recurring character, when in the previous continuity his only appearance besides occasional mentions was in the ''Finals Crisis'' tie-in graphic novel.
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* GrossUpCloseUp: When Bumblebee sees that her ability to shrink enabled her to avoid getting crushed by Giganta's hands in "[=#SheMightBeGiant=]", we see a grotesquely detailed close-up of Giganta's fingers.
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* {{Determinator}}: In ''[=#TheLateBatsby=]'', a determined Batgirl manages to reach Mr. Freeze before the others, despite them having a headstart and having ''flight powers''.
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* {{Determinator}}: In ''[=#TheLateBatsby=]'', a determined Batgirl manages to reach Mr. Freeze before the others, despite them having a headstart and 3/5ths of them having ''flight powers''.powers''.
* DiabolusExMachina: Barbara Gordan finds a pristine couch in ''[=#SofaSoGood=] and calls Karen Beecher to help her carry it to their secret hideout. Almost everything that could go wrong with carrying a piece of furniture down a city street does go wrong, and only 80% or so is due to the girls' bad judgment. Still, this was totally deserved by Barbara, who has four super powered teammates and thought unpowered and tiny Karen Beecher was the best choice to sneak it into their hideout!
* DiabolusExMachina: Barbara Gordan finds a pristine couch in ''[=#SofaSoGood=] and calls Karen Beecher to help her carry it to their secret hideout. Almost everything that could go wrong with carrying a piece of furniture down a city street does go wrong, and only 80% or so is due to the girls' bad judgment. Still, this was totally deserved by Barbara, who has four super powered teammates and thought unpowered and tiny Karen Beecher was the best choice to sneak it into their hideout!
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* JokeOfTheButt: In "[=#ShockItToMe=]", Livewire humiliates Jessica Cruz with a photograph where she's lying on the ground in defeat with her butt in the air, joking that her bottom is [[ToiletHumour the source of greenhouse gases]].
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* WordSchmord: Batgirl cheers "Growth tech, schmowth tech!" in "[=#SheMightBeGiant=]" in response to Bumblebee defeating Giganta without growing big like her.
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* EverybodyLovesZeus: Diana of Themyscira invokes the power of Zeus for strength anyway. She advises ''against'' doing this for his wife, however.
* EverybodyHatesHades: {{Implied|Trope}}, anyway, as Diana of Themyscira has a sour relationship with Hades, though she does call him a [[WorthyOpponent worthy foe]].
* EverybodyHatesHades: {{Implied|Trope}}, anyway, as Diana of Themyscira has a sour relationship with Hades, though she does call him a [[WorthyOpponent worthy foe]].
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* StalkerWithACrush: Even after he broke up with her, [[{{Yandere}} Star Sapphire]] is romantically obsessed with Hal Jordan.
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* StalkerWithACrush: Even after he broke up with her, [[{{Yandere}} Star Sapphire]] is romantically obsessed with Hal Jordan.
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-->'''Jessica''': Garth! ''Take off your clothes''!
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-->'''Jessica''': Perfect! That's super unattractive!
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'''Garth:''' Wait. What?
* JuxtaposedHalvesShot: The intro sequence starts with a zoom on the school's yearbook, showing a black-and-white photo of Barbara Gordon quickly juxtaposed on the right side with her (colored) batgirl persona. Same thing with the next picture (but on the left side) between Jessica Cruz and Green Lantern. The following pictures use other kind of transitions, though.
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--> '''Carol''': Jessica Cruz. I should have known it was you! ''I'LL NEVER LET YOU HAVE HIM!''
--> '''Jessica''': ''[groans]'' Oh no. Not again.
--> '''Jessica''': ''[groans]'' Oh no. Not again.
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'''Jessica:''' ''[groans]'' Oh no. Not again.
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* BadassInDistress: One episode has Batgirl encountering The Flash. Tied up by bank robbers with animal masks.
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** [[spoiler:Following the above]]. In "[=#NightmareInGotham=]", [[spoiler:Batgirl and Harley finally discover each others identities]].
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** [[spoiler:Following the above]]. In "[=#NightmareInGotham=]", [[spoiler:Batgirl and Harley finally discover each others identities]].
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* BigNo: Some occasions have characters scream "NO!" when facing situations that greatly distress them, some examples including Supergirl doing so in the short "[=#Booked=]" after reading from a text sent by Carter Hall that she missed the concert by the time she was done organizing the library's books and Batgirl doing so in the episode "[=#BurritoBucket=]" when she sees that her difficulty in balancing her work life and her duties as a heroine resulted in the bank robbers she tried to stop getting away with their loot.
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* ShaggyDogStory: The short "[=#FlashForwardFlashback=]" has Barry Allen try to make it to school on time within two minutes, which proves difficult even with his super speed because he forgets things like getting dressed and eating breakfast, plus he is constantly delayed by things like having to stop Giganta from robbing a bank, having to wait for the person in front of him at the Burrito Bucket to make up her mind on what to order and getting in trouble for speeding. By the time he finally makes it to class, he finds that the classroom is empty and is informed by the janitor that he came to school on a Saturday.
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* PineappleRuinsPizza: The short "[=#SofaSoGood=]" has two potshots at pineapple as a pizza topping, with Barbara quipping to the man carrying pizzas she and Karen accidentally knock over while carrying a couch that they did him a favor because the pizzas have pineapple on them and a rat later trying to take one of the pizzas stuck to the couch after it falls off, only to [[EvenTheRatsWontTouchIt be deterred]] by Barbara yelling that the pizza has pineapple on it.
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* PineappleRuinsPizza: The short "[=#SofaSoGood=]" has two potshots at pineapple as a pizza topping, with Barbara quipping to the man carrying pizzas she and Karen accidentally knock over while carrying a couch that they did him a favor by making him drop the pizzas because the pizzas have pineapple on them and a rat later trying to take one of the pizzas stuck to the couch after it falls off, only to [[EvenTheRatsWontTouchIt be deterred]] by Barbara yelling that the pizza has pineapple on it.
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Recycled Script is a Trivia trope (with the Trivia page already acknowledging the Late Batsby example), Recycled Plot redirects to Strictly Formula, putting Invoked over a trope belonging under YMMV or Trivia is for addressing the trope happening in-universe and it's kind of lazy to rely on another trope description to explain a trope's context anyway.
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* PictureDay: A character trying to look their best on picture day is used as the plot of ''four'' shorts as of this writing. See below under RecycledPlot.
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* [[invoked]] RecycledScript:
** "[=#TheLateBatsby=]" is an expanded version of ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Ti0bJfWBfg Time Waits For No Girl]]'', one of the ''WesternAnimation/SuperBestFriendsForever'' shorts, swapping out Poison Ivy for Mr. Freeze.
** The shorts sure like "comically getting messed up on the way to school picture day" as a plot. First there's "[=#StreetStyle=]" with Kara, "[=#PictureDaze=]" with Hal, "[=#CruzControl=]" with Jessica (and Garth), and then "[=#VanityInsanity=]" with Zatanna (and Oliver and maybe ''half of the entire school''). Did these shorts all happen on the same picture day or what?
** A class egg-assignment in the short "[=#ShellShock=]" gets expanded into the episode "[=#ScrambledEggs=]".
** "[=#TheLateBatsby=]" is an expanded version of ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Ti0bJfWBfg Time Waits For No Girl]]'', one of the ''WesternAnimation/SuperBestFriendsForever'' shorts, swapping out Poison Ivy for Mr. Freeze.
** The shorts sure like "comically getting messed up on the way to school picture day" as a plot. First there's "[=#StreetStyle=]" with Kara, "[=#PictureDaze=]" with Hal, "[=#CruzControl=]" with Jessica (and Garth), and then "[=#VanityInsanity=]" with Zatanna (and Oliver and maybe ''half of the entire school''). Did these shorts all happen on the same picture day or what?
** A class egg-assignment in the short "[=#ShellShock=]" gets expanded into the episode "[=#ScrambledEggs=]".
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* PineappleRuinsPizza: The short "[=#SofaSoGood=]" has two potshots at pineapple as a pizza topping, with Barbara quipping to the man carrying pizzas she and Karen accidentally knock over while carrying a couch that they did him a favor because the pizzas have pineapple on them and a rat later trying to take one of the pizzas stuck to the couch after it falls off, only to [[EvenTheRatsWontTouchIt be deterred]] by Barbara yelling that the pizza has pineapple on it.
* PineappleRuinsPizza: The short "[=#SofaSoGood=]" has two potshots at pineapple as a pizza topping, with Barbara quipping to the man carrying pizzas she and Karen accidentally knock over while carrying a couch that they did him a favor because the pizzas have pineapple on them and a rat later trying to take one of the pizzas stuck to the couch after it falls off, only to [[EvenTheRatsWontTouchIt be deterred]] by Barbara yelling that the pizza has pineapple on it.
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* DartboardOfHate: The short "[=#ArtificialIntelligence=]" has Giganta aggressively wipe her feet on a doormat with Batgirl's picture on it, beat up punching bags and a boxing dummy with Jessica Cruz, Zatanna and Supergirl's pictures attached to them and get knocked out trying to punch a punching bag with Wonder Woman's picture taped to it.
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* CoverInnocentEyesAndEars: Parodied in the short "#Vegecide", where Pamela tells her potted plant Phil not to look (and even uses her hand to cover the plant's non-existent eyes) when she is horrified to see vegetables being cut up and prepared as food at the vegan cafe Jessica Cruz frequents.
