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* UsefulNotes/BatteriesNotIncluded: The Henchbot Elites ''look'' fancy and feature-packed, but then you learn they require many different add-on upgrades to even be useful!
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* LaughablyEvil: In both senses, the {{Villain Protagonist}}s are meant to be both laughed ''at'' and ''with'' as a result of their incompetence at being villains.
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* CanadaEh: Given the show is Canadian, a few references to typically Canadian sports have appeared in episodes; one episode had a scene with Doomageddon curling in a library, and an entire episode was based around street hockey! (Both are considered to be typically "Canadian" sports, although hockey isn't ''nearly'' as obscure as curling in the U.S.)
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* NotSoHarmlessVillain: Unlike his teammates, Frogg is actually an EvilGenius and you get the impression he'd be a legitimate threat were it not for Voltar leading the group and making the plans.
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* PragmaticVillainy: If the titular League do anything that seems "heroic", it's because they need to do it to continue to be villainous.
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* CreepyCircusMusic: This type of music serves as the {{Leitmotif}} for Chuckles, a deranged RobotClown who tortures people on their birthdays. It sounds pretty unnerving with his high-pitched voice and [[TheHyena constant laughter]].\\
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* CreepyCircusMusic: This type of music serves as the {{Leitmotif}} for Chuckles, a deranged RobotClown robot clown who tortures people on their birthdays. It sounds pretty unnerving with his high-pitched voice and [[TheHyena constant laughter]].\\
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* RobotClown: Chuckles the Clown is a robot created by [[MadScientist Dr. Frogg]] when he was a kid, to get back at kids who didn't invite him to their birthday parties. Chuckles appears to be a NonIronicClown at first, but when he is wound up, he reveals his cruel nature, playing painful pranks on the team.
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* ResetButton: Most of the episodes end on situations that would most ''certainly'' be a FateWorseThanDeath for the main characters. It gets reset in the following episode anyway.
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* AHellOfATime: In one episode, L.O.S.E. decide to go to the center of the earth to escape a bitterly chilly day. There they find a hotel for villains where [[{{Hellhound}} Doomageddon]] is a special guest. It's run by a red man with horns, a goatee, hooves, and a tail and fire is everywhere.
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* AHellOfATime: In one episode, L.O.S.E. decide to go to the center of the earth to escape a bitterly chilly day. There they find a hotel for villains where [[{{Hellhound}} Doomageddon]] is a special guest. It's run by a red man with horns, a goatee, hooves, and a tail and fire is everywhere.\\
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* BewareTheNiceOnes: Red Menace unleashes his anvil-sized Fists of Judgment only on those who really got it comin'.
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* TheCanKickedHim: The one and only time L.O.S.E. is considered a serious threat is the time Frogg invents a machine to back up all the toilets in the city.
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* TheCanKickedHim: The one and only time L.O.S.E. is considered a serious threat is the time Frogg invents a machine to back up all the toilets in the city.\\
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* CardCarryingVillain: If they didn't keep telling you, it would be hard to tell they are evil.
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* CardCarryingVillain: If they didn't keep telling you, it would be hard to tell they are evil.\\
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* CompressedVice: In "Henchbots on Strike," every single supervillain and superhero is completely idiotic and unable to function without minions.
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* CompressedVice: In "Henchbots on Strike," every single supervillain and superhero is completely idiotic and unable to function without minions.
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* CreepyCircusMusic: This type of music serves as the {{Leitmotif}} for Chuckles, a deranged RobotClown who tortures people on their birthdays. It sounds pretty unnerving with his high-pitched voice and [[TheHyena constant laughter]].\\
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* DatingCatwoman: Almost literally. In the Season 3 episode "Chez Voltar," Batman-{{Expy}} Nightshade is seen dating with Catwoman-Expy Cougar.
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* DatingCatwoman: Almost literally. In the Season 3 episode "Chez Voltar," Batman-{{Expy}} Nightshade is seen dating with Catwoman-Expy Cougar.\\
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** Red Menace resembles [[WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles Syndrome.]]
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* FailureIsTheOnlyOption: "'''L'''eague '''o'''f '''S'''uper '''E'''vil." Yeah...
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* GirlScoutsAreEvil: When Voltar refuses to buy cookies from the Suzie Scouts in one episode, they don't take it too well. [[spoiler: However, his action gets him praise by his neighbours...]]
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* GirlScoutsAreEvil: When Voltar refuses to buy cookies from the Suzie Scouts in one episode, they don't take it too well. [[spoiler: However, his action gets him praise by his neighbours...]]]]\\
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* {{Hellhound}}: Doomageddon. Red Menace even [[PrecisionFStrike calls him one]] in "Table For Four". Though later episodes use the term "Doomhound" instead.
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* IdiosyncraticWipes: The L.O.S.E. logo.
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* MonsterClown: Chuckles the robot clown, who was specifically invented to ruin birthday parties. HilarityEnsues when Voltar mistakes it for a NonIronicClown and brings it out on Dr. Frogg's birthday.
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* MonsterClown: Chuckles the robot clown, who was specifically invented to ruin birthday parties. HilarityEnsues when Voltar mistakes it for a NonIronicClown and brings it out on Dr. Frogg's birthday.
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* NoOffButton: In one episode, Dr. Frogg creates a mind control device with only two settings: "On" and "More On."
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* TheSiege: When Voltar did not get invited to a neighbor's birthday party (a party that his henchmen, and even his henchbots got invited to), he tried to get in, but every plan backfired. When he decided to turn the table and sabotage it instead, it ''still'' backfires.
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%%* SitcomArchNemesis: Voltar and Mr. Lee, the Pizza Maker.
%%* SmallNameBigEgo: Voltar in a nutshell.
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* TheVoice: Steve, the League of Super Evil's neighbour, who really couldn't care less about what the team do, especially to him.
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* TheVoice: Steve, the League of Super Evil's neighbour, who really couldn't care less about what the team do, especially to him.\\
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''League of Super Evil''[[note]]sometimes called '''''The''' League of Super Evil''[[/note]] ([[FunWithAcronyms acronym L.O.S.E.]]) is a Canadian AllCGICartoon created by Creator/NerdCorpsEntertainment. A parody of the {{superhero}} genre, it differentiates itself from the studio's [[WesternAnimation/DragonBooster previous]] [[WesternAnimation/StormHawks works]] by being a straightforward comedy instead of an action-driven series with a lot of humor, using Nerd Corps' distinct style of CGI to pull off zany slapstick gags and other physical animation tropes rarely associated with comedic 3D cartoons. Also unlike Nerd Corps' previous works, it was the brainchild of Peter Ricq and Philippe Ivanusic-Vallee, with Asaph Fipke (creator of Nerd Corps' other shows and founder of the studio) instead only developing their concept for television.
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''League of Super Evil''[[note]]sometimes called '''''The''' League of Super Evil''[[/note]] ([[FunWithAcronyms acronym L.O.S.E.]]) is a Canadian AllCGICartoon created by Creator/NerdCorpsEntertainment. A parody of the {{superhero}} genre, it differentiates itself from the studio's [[WesternAnimation/DragonBooster previous]] [[WesternAnimation/StormHawks works]] by being a straightforward comedy instead of an action-driven series with a lot of humor, using Nerd Corps' distinct style of CGI to pull off zany slapstick gags and other physical animation tropes rarely associated with comedic 3D cartoons. Also unlike Nerd Corps' previous works, it was the brainchild of animators Peter Ricq and Philippe Ivanusic-Vallee, with Nerd Corps founder Asaph Fipke (creator of (credited as creator for Nerd Corps' other shows and founder of the studio) shows) instead only developing their concept for television.
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* PortalDoor: The dream wrld in "In Your Dreams" has several of these, which connect all of people's dreams but also act at random as to wherever they go.
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* PortalDoors: The dream wrld in "In Your Dreams" has these, which connect all if people's dreams but also act at random as to wherever they go.
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* AffectionateParody: Force Fighters V, of the Franchise/PowerRangers. One of the elements on their CombiningMecha is a ''hand.''
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* AffectionateParody: Force Fighters V, of the Franchise/PowerRangers. One of the elements on their CombiningMecha is a ''hand.''''hand''.
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* CreateYourOwnVillain: A flashback episode set in a SuperheroSchool where EveryoneWentToSchoolTogether shows that the likes of Voltar and Skullossus were once hopeful superheroes in training until they were bullied by Glory Kid and his cronies, which eventually leads to their StartOfDarkness and the creation of ''nearly every'' villain active in the present day.
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* FunWithAcronyms: Among others, L.O.S.E., S.W.E.A.T., and U.N.C.O.O.L.
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* MidBattleTeaBreak: After scamming Skullossus out of his warship for a day, Voltar and Frogg fight over it for either petty crimes or world domination, while Red Menace [[MundaneUtility uses it to get his chores done]]. They all immediately stop for ice cream when an ice cream truck rolls by, then get back on the ship and resume fighting.
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* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: Gene plans to become a superhero by rising through the ranks of whatever job he's on at the time... Somehow.
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* BorrowedWithoutPermission: In "The Bank Job", the League of Super Evil are about to rob a supervillain bank since they have no money. Red Menace tells Voltar that robbing the bank is wrong, but he said they are going to "borrow" the money.
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* CluckingFunny: As part of a farm disguise (which also saw Frogg and Red dress like the AmericanGothicCouple), Voltar dresses like a chicken, and amazingly is able to lay an egg.