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* UngratefulBastard: In the first episode, Kong saves Richard from the explosion in his father's lab, but instead of thanking him, Richard ''[[NeverMyFault blames]]'' Kong for getting him hurt.
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* UngratefulBastard: In the first episode, Kong saves Richard from the explosion in his father's lab, but instead of thanking him, Richard ''[[NeverMyFault blames]]'' Kong for getting him hurt.hurt.
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** Richard spends the first half of Season Two as Lukas and Co.'s whiny and annoying ButtMonkey drag-along in the LostWorld, his position as the BigBad having been usurped by Botila. [[spoiler:He regains his standing in the final two episodes "Rise of Evil" and "Battle Royale"]].
** Botila started out as a [[WesternAnimation/KimPossible Shego]]-esque badass DeadpanSnarker HypercompetentSidekick. While she remained fairly competent once she took over as the main threat, she also became a far hammier and more comedic character; she loses her head (which gets eaten by a fish and stuck in automatic sliding doors at different points) far more often, becomes far more prone to slapstick gags like getting smacked around by treetops while being airlifted out of the redwoods, and constantly keeps trying to do an EvilLaugh, only for it to always come out as a weird and corny UnEvilLaugh. This may be due to her becoming more human than she'll admit.
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** Richard spends the first half of Season Two as Lukas and Co.'s whiny and annoying ButtMonkey drag-along in the LostWorld, his position as the BigBad having been usurped by Botila. [[spoiler:He regains his standing in the final two episodes "Rise of Evil" and "Battle Royale"]].
** Botila started out as a [[WesternAnimation/KimPossible Shego]]-esque badass DeadpanSnarker HypercompetentSidekick. While she remained fairly competent once she took over as the main threat, she also became a far hammier and more comedic character; she loses her head (which gets eaten by a fish and stuck in automatic sliding doors at different points) far more often, becomes far more prone to slapstick gags like getting smacked around by treetops while being airlifted out of the redwoods, and constantly keeps trying to do an EvilLaugh, only for it to always come out as a weird and corny UnEvilLaugh. This may be due to her becoming more human than she'll admit.
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* BigBad: Richard Remy serves as the show's antagonist in the first season.
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* BigBad: Richard Remy serves as the show's antagonist in the first season.season with Botilla taking over in the second season until Richard reclaims the position in the finale.
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* StockDinosaurs: The main Bionobot types are Tyrannosaurs, Pterosaurs, and Triceratops.
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* AnimationBump: The art and animation changed to be more detailed in season 2.
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* TheBusCameBack: [[spoiler:Richard]] vanishes for most of season 2 but returns for the final showdown.
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* TheBusCameBack: [[spoiler:Richard]] vanishes for most of season Season 2 but returns for the final showdown.
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* HeroOfAnotherStory: The A.I. controlled shipping tanker in the episode “Cave-in” engages Botila in a cybernetic battle of wills, is equipped with state of the art defences and argues effectively against her points of view. He hints at having had an interesting existence so far.
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* HeroOfAnotherStory: The A.I. controlled -controlled shipping tanker in the episode “Cave-in” "Cave-In" engages Botila in a cybernetic battle of wills, is equipped with state of the art defences defenses and argues effectively against her points of view. He hints at having had an interesting existence so far.
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** Just like [[WesternAnimation/KongTheAnimatedSeries Kong: The Animated Series]] the main villain is an evil scientist with cybernetic enhancements.
** The second episode features a giant anaconda that Kong fights as a possible reference to his [[Film/KingKong1976 1976 counterpart]].
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** Just Kong, like [[WesternAnimation/KongTheAnimatedSeries Kong: The Animated Series]] the main villain in ''WesternAnimation/KongTheAnimatedSeries'', is pitted against an evil cyborg scientist who he fights with cybernetic enhancements.
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** The second episode features a giant anaconda that Kong fights as a possible referenceto his to [[Film/KingKong1976 the 1976 counterpart]].film]].
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* NeverMyFault: Richard blames Kong for the lab accident when he brought it upon himself by using the laser his father warned him never to use. After all, Kong burst into the lab to save his life, but Richard [[UngratefulBastard refuses to thank him]].
* PutOnABus: Resident veterinarian Amy disappears at the end of season 1. Mention is made of her returning to China.
* PutOnABus: Resident veterinarian Amy disappears at the end of season 1. Mention is made of her returning to China.
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* NeverMyFault: Richard blames Kong for the lab accident when he brought it upon himself by using the laser his father warned him never to use. After all, Kong burst into the lab to save his life, but Richard [[UngratefulBastard refuses to thank him]].
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* UngratefulBastard: In the first episode, Kong saves Richard from the explosion in his father's lab, but instead of thanking him, he Richard ''[[NeverMyFault blames]]'' Kong for getting him hurt.
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** Just like [[WesternAnimation/KongTheAnimatedSeries]] the main villain is an evil scientist with cybernetic enhancements.
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* FrameUp: Happens to Kong and his allies in the first episode, and lasts through the first season.
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* HeroOfAnotherStory: The a.i.A.I. controlled shipping tanker in the episode “Cave-in” engages Botila in a cybernetic battle of wills, is equipped with state of the art defences and argues effectively against her points of view. He hints at having had an interesting existence so far.
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* TeamMom: Anita, to the point where she considers the whole team her family and treats all of them, including Kong, as her children
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* AndTheAdventureContinues: The final scene of the series is Kong and the team being called on to save Japanese fishing vessels from a giant jellyfish.
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* TagalongKid: Two in fact: Danny and Panchi.
* TeamMom: Anita, to the point where she considers the whole team her family and treats all of them, including Kong, as her children
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* TheBusCameBack: [[spoiler:Richard]] vanishes for most of season 2 but returns for the final showdown.
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* TheStarscream: {{spoiler:Botila}} schemes against Richard and eventually betrays him outright.
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* {{Crossover}}: With [[spoiler:WesternAnimation/TarzanAndJane]].
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* {{Crossover}}: With [[spoiler:WesternAnimation/TarzanAndJane]].''[[spoiler:WesternAnimation/TarzanAndJane]]''.
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** The second episode features a giant anaconda that Kong fights as a possible reference to his [[Film/KingKong1976 '76 counterpart]].1976 counterpart]].
** While in New York City, the protagonists take a moment to gawk at the Empire State Building.
---> '''Danny:''' What's that little building down there?\\
'''Franciska:''' I dunno, some kind of historical monument? I guess it was the biggest skyscraper around, like, a million years ago.
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---> '''Danny:''' What's that little building down there?\\
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** The second episode features a giant anaconda that Kong fights as a possible reference to his [[Film/KingKong1976 '76 counterpart]].
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* BeneathTheEarth: The second season shows there is a prehistoric LostWorld filled with dinosaurs which is the place where Kong came from.
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* {{Crossover}}: With [[spoiler:WesternAnimation/TarzanAndJane]].
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* CainAndAble: Richard is the Cain to Lukas' Able.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: Like in most incarnations, Kong is shown in a heroic light.
* BigBad: Richard Remy serves as the show's antagonist.
* CainAndAble: Richard is the Cain to Lukas' Able.
* EvilTwin: Richard is definitely this.
* EyeScream: As a result of a lab accident, Richard's eye has been replaced with a mechanical one.
* GreenEyedMonster: Richard has greatly resented Lukas since their childhood.
* NeverMyFault: Richard blames Kong for the lab accident when he brought it upon himself by using the laser his father warned him never to use. After all, Kong burst into the lab to save his life, but Richard [[UngratefulBastard refuses to thank him]].
* UngratefulBastard: In the first episode, Kong saves Richard from the explosion in his father's lab, but instead of thanking him, he ''[[NeverMyFault blames]]'' Kong for getting him hurt.
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!!Tropes present in this series:
* AdaptationalHeroism: Like in most incarnations, Kong is shown in a heroic light.
* BigBad: Richard Remy serves as the show's antagonist.
* CainAndAble: Richard is the Cain to Lukas' Able.
* EvilTwin: Richard is definitely this.
* EyeScream: As a result of a lab accident, Richard's eye has been replaced with a mechanical one.
* GreenEyedMonster: Richard has greatly resented Lukas since their childhood.
* NeverMyFault: Richard blames Kong for the lab accident when he brought it upon himself by using the laser his father warned him never to use. After all, Kong burst into the lab to save his life, but Richard [[UngratefulBastard refuses to thank him]].
* UngratefulBastard: In the first episode, Kong saves Richard from the explosion in his father's lab, but instead of thanking him, he ''[[NeverMyFault blames]]'' Kong for getting him hurt.
