History WesternAnimation / GlitchTechs

Hinobi Games is the most successful video game company in the world, with their products spreading joy to generations of gaming fans across the planet. There's just one problem: their game consoles have some issues. And we aren't talking hardware failure like the [[UsefulNotes/Xbox360 Red Ring of Death]] or [[UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch Joy-Con drift]]. No, we're talking on the level of their consoles occasionally causing video game creatures to manifest in the real world. Good thing they have such great tech support.

* ExpositingTheMasquerade: When looking for a way out of Mitch's truck, Miko and Five end up activating BITT, who assumes the duo are new trainees and attempts to give them on-the-job training when it detects the nearby glitch Mitch is fighting.

* PacManFever: Averted. The first game that the main characters are seen playing in the series is a VR action title, and the creatures they face as Glitch Techs are implied to run the gamut across all generations of gaming, from 8-bit sprites to 3D models.

* TeamPet: Miko has Ally, a [[Franchise/FinalFantasy Chocobo]]-like creature that she and Five refused to debug.

* TeamPet: The local Hinobi branch as a whole has BITT, an outdated robot companion from headquarters. Meanwhile, Miko and Five personally have Ally, a [[Franchise/FinalFantasy Chocobo]]-like creature that they refuse to debug.

* TeamPet: The local Hinobi branch as a whole has BITT, a training robot. Meanwhile, Miko and Five personally have Ally, a [[Franchise/FinalFantasy Chocobo]]-like creature from a popular RPG series that they refuse to debug.

* LaserGuidedAmnesia: As part of a "system restore", a blinding light causes a person's memories of the glitch and whatever happened during that time to be erased. Miko passing out before the mind-wiping process could be completed in the pilot episode results in her being permanently immune.

->''You partner up, locate glitches in your assigned area, debug 'em, reset any damage and mindwipe whatever stooges witness the disturbance.''

->''Locate glitches in your assigned area. Debug 'em. Reset any damage. Mindwipe whatever stooges witnessed the disturbance.''

''Glitch Techs'' is an animated action/adventure series produced by [[Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} Nickelodeon Animation Studios]] and created by Dan Milano (''Series/GregTheBunny'') & Eric Robles (''WesternAnimation/FanboyAndChumChum''). The show follows the adventures of Miko (Monica Ray) and Five (Ricardo Hurtado), two teenagers who gain tech support jobs at their city's Hinobi Store after they discover the location is actually [[CovertGroupWithMundaneFront a front for a local chapter of the gaming giant's covert ops division]] dedicated to stopping and containing the various monstrous "glitches" that have a tendency to exit the company's games.

* ExpositingTheMasquerade: When looking for a way out of Mitch's truck, Miko and Five end up activating BITT, who assumes the duo are new trainees and gives them on-the-job training when it detects a nearby glitch.

Originally slated to air on Nickelodeon in 2019, the series became the second [[Franchise/{{Nicktoons}} Nicktoon]] to rebranded as a Creator/{{Netflix}} original[[note]]the first being ''WesternAnimation/PinkyMalinky''[[/note]], with the first ten episodes of season one debuting February 21, 2020.

Originally slated to air on Nickelodeon in 2019, the series became the second [[Franchise/{{Nicktoons}} Nicktoon]] to rebranded as a Creator/{{Netflix}} original (the first being ''WesternAnimation/PinkyMalinky''). The first ten episodes of season one debuted on the streaming service February 21, 2020.

''Glitch Techs'' is a Creator/{{Netflix}} animated action/adventure series produced by [[Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} Nickelodeon Animation Studios]] and created by Dan Milano (''Series/GregTheBunny'') & Eric Robles (''WesternAnimation/FanboyAndChumChum''). The show follows the adventures of Miko (Monica Ray) and Five (Ricardo Hurtado), two teenagers who gain tech support jobs at their city's Hinobi Store after they discover the location is actually [[CovertGroupWithMundaneFront a front for a local chapter of the gaming giant's covert ops division]] dedicated to stopping and containing the various monstrous "glitches" that have a tendency to exit the company's games. The first ten episodes of season one premiered February 21, 2020.

''Glitch Techs'' is a Creator/{{Netflix}} animated action/adventure series produced by [[Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} Nickelodeon Animation Studios]] and created by Dan Milano (''Series/GregTheBunny'') & Eric Robles (''WesternAnimation/FanboyAndChumChum''). The show follows the adventures of Miko (Monica Ray) and Five (Ricardo Hurtado), two teenagers who gain tech support jobs at their city's Hinobi Games store after winning a gaming competition, only to discover that their new part-time jobs are actually [[CovertGroupWithMundaneFront a front for a local chapter of the gaming giant's covert ops division]] dedicated to stopping and containing the various monstrous "glitches" that have a tendency to exit the company's games. The first ten episodes of season one premiered February 21, 2020.

* LaserGuidedAmnesia: As part of a "system restore", a blinding light causes a person's memories of the glitch and whatever happened during that time to be erased. Miko passing before the mind-wiping process could be completed in the pilot episode results in her being permanently immune.

* LaserGuidedAmnesia: As part of a "system restore", a blinding light causes a person's memories of the glitch and whatever happened during that time to be erased. Miko manages to avoid it in the pilot due to the energy wave of a particularly large system restore knocking her out before it could complete the mind-wiping process.

* LaserGuidedAmnesia: Referred to as a "system restore", a blinding light causes the target's memories of the glitch and whatever happened during that time to be erased, as well as repairs any damage in the area. Miko manages to avoid it in the pilot due to the energy wave of a particularly large system restore knocking her out before it could complete the mind-wiping process.

* LaserGuidedAmnesia: Referred to as a "system restore", a blinding light causes the target's memories of the glitch and whatever happened during that time to be erased. Miko manages to avoid it in the pilot due to the energy wave of a particularly large system restore knocking her out before it could complete the mind-wiping process.

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Hinobi Games is the most successful video game company in the world, with their products spreading joy to generations of gaming fans across the planet. There's just one problem: their game consoles have some issues. And we aren't talking hardware failure like the [[UsefulNotes/Xbox360 Red Ring of Death]] or frustrating annoyances like [[UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch Joy-Con drift]]. No, we're talking on the level of their consoles occasionally causing video game creatures to manifest in the real world. Good thing they have such great tech support.

''Glitch Techs'' is a Creator/{{Netflix}} animated action/adventure series produced by [[Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} Nickelodeon Animation Studios]] and created by Dan Milano (''Series/GregTheBunny'') & Eric Robles (''WesternAnimation/FanboyAndChumChum''). The show follows the adventures of Miko (Monica Ray) and Five (Ricardo Hurtado), two teenagers who gain tech support jobs at their city's Hinobi Games store after winning a gaming competition, only to discover that [[CovertGroupWithMundaneFront the job is actually a front]] for the local chapter of the gaming giant's covert ops division dedicated to stopping and containing the various monstrous "glitches" that have a tendency to exit the company's games. The first ten episodes of season one premiered February 21, 2020.

Hinobi Games is the most successful video game company on the planet, with their products spreading joy to generations of gaming fans across the planet. There's just one problem: their game consoles have some issues. And we aren't talking hardware failure like the [[UsefulNotes/Xbox360 Red Ring of Death]] or frustrating annoyances like [[UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch Joy-Con drift]]. No, we're talking on the level of their consoles occasionally causing video game creatures to manifest in the real world. Good thing they have such great tech support.

''Glitch Techs'' is a Creator/{{Netflix}} animated action/adventure series produced by [[Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} Nickelodeon Animation Studios]] and created by Dan Milano (''Series/GregTheBunny'') & Eric Robles (''WesternAnimation/FanboyAndChumChum''). The show follows the adventures of Miko (Creator/MonicaRay) and Five (Ricardo Hurtado), two teenagers who gain tech support jobs at their city's Hinobi Games store after winning a gaming competition, only to discover that [[CovertGroupWithMundaneFront the job is actually a front]] for the local chapter of the gaming giant's covert ops division dedicated to stopping and containing the various monstrous "glitches" that have a tendency to exit the company's games.