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* GaiasLament: Insanus is a bombed-out ruin of smog-filled industrial cities surrounded by barren wastelands. Apparently, the robots specifically go out of their way to destroy any traces of green life they find specifically to keep things that way.
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* InvisibleAdvertising: The show wasn't acknowledged until the start of 2011, a solid three months after its debut.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The show has never gotten a DVD release at all and it was pulled from [=iTunes=] around its cancellation. It was also cancelled after ten episodes -- all of which were fifteen minutes long. However, it's accessible via torrents, and a couple of episodes ("Bling Thing"[[note]]the second episode where Thrasher and Blastus sell their coolant to get upgrades and impress everyone in school[[/note]] and "Playdate"[[note]]the episode where Thrasher and Blastus babysit Maimie's little brother. It had Creator/GilbertGottfried as a "My Monster Buddy"-style toy that leads a revolution against robot toddlers[[/note]]) have aired on Creator/CartoonNetwork's revived installment show ''WesternAnimation/CartoonPlanet''.
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* NoExportForYou: This trope was part of what caused the show's demise. Creator/CartoonNetwork couldn't convince ''any'' foreign networks to air it, due to its violent content, and as a result they saw no point in pushing it, so it became the [[ShortRunners shortest-lived Cartoon Network original]].
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* QuirkyWork: A kid's show about robots going to school is one thing, but one where something (or someone) is destroyed every other scene, the cast is almost entirely mentally unstable, and the entire planet is a war zone.
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Crosswicking.
* FriendshipTrinket: Thrasher and Blastus own two halves of a broken heart necklace.
* InvisibleAdvertising: The show wasn't acknowledged until the start of 2011, a solid three months after its debut.
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The show has never gotten a DVD release at all and it was pulled from [=iTunes=] around its cancellation. It was also cancelled after ten episodes -- all of which were fifteen minutes long. However, it's accessible via torrents, and a couple of episodes ("Bling Thing"[[note]]the second episode where Thrasher and Blastus sell their coolant to get upgrades and impress everyone in school[[/note]] and "Playdate"[[note]]the episode where Thrasher and Blastus babysit Maimie's little brother. It had Creator/GilbertGottfried as a "My Monster Buddy"-style toy that leads a revolution against robot toddlers[[/note]]) have aired on Creator/CartoonNetwork's revived installment show ''WesternAnimation/CartoonPlanet''.
* NoExportForYou: This trope was part of what caused the show's demise. Creator/CartoonNetwork couldn't convince ''any'' foreign networks to air it, due to its violent content, and as a result they saw no point in pushing it, so it became the [[ShortRunners shortest-lived Cartoon Network original]].
* QuirkyWork: A kid's show about robots going to school is one thing, but one where something (or someone) is destroyed every other scene, the cast is almost entirely mentally unstable, and the entire planet is a war zone.
* RequiredSecondaryPowers: Blastus has flame eyes, but not flame-''proof'' eyes, so when he tries to use them he accomplishes nothing but [[EyeScream setting his own eyes on fire]].
* RequiredSecondaryPowers: Blastus has flame eyes, but not flame-''proof'' eyes, so when he tries to use them he accomplishes nothing but [[EyeScream setting his own eyes on fire]].
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* RobotHair: Maimy, Megawatt, Mr. Dreadnot and various side and background characters all have "hair".
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* RobotHair: Maimy, Megawatt, Mr. Dreadnot and various side and background characters all have "hair".
%%* SadistShow"hair" that's simply parts of their chassis built to resemble hairdos or else decorative objects attached to their heads.
* RoboticPsychopath: The show is about an ''[[WorldOfJerkass entire planet]]'' of these living in a society where unrestrained violence against your fellow bot is the norm and DeathIsCheap to the point of being a mild inconvenience. Not being a murderous lunatic resulted in [[BadIsGoodAndGoodIsBad being deemed mentally ill and ostracized]], and they hate and fear organic life to the point that simple plants are treated as horror stories.
* SadistShow: The show takes place in a setting filled with extremely violent robots who attack, maim, and kill each other on a constant basis.
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* RoboticPsychopath: The show is about an ''[[WorldOfJerkass entire planet]]'' of these living in a society where unrestrained violence against your fellow bot is the norm and DeathIsCheap to the point of being a mild inconvenience. Not being a murderous lunatic resulted in [[BadIsGoodAndGoodIsBad being deemed mentally ill and ostracized]], and they hate and fear organic life to the point that simple plants are treated as horror stories.
* SadistShow: The show takes place in a setting filled with extremely violent robots who attack, maim, and kill each other on a constant basis.
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* WorldGoneMad: Planet Insanus is a world run by a comically sociopathic civilization where death, explosions, and monsters are everywhere, the locals are either staggering idiots, violent lunatics or both, and every part of society is explicitly intended to cause as much frustration, peril, and problems as possible for everyone involved.
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* MoodSwinger: Weenus. Justified in that he has a faulty psycho-chip. He was one of the members of the Sunshine Class in "No Child Left Benign," meaning that, by Insanus' standards, he's mentally-challenged.
* MyLittlePanzer: Tickle Me Psycho. The jingle lampshades this:
* MyLittlePanzer: Tickle Me Psycho. The jingle lampshades this:
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* MoodSwinger: Weenus.Weenus tends to flip between placid amiability and angry yelling on a dime, usually mid-sentence and multiple times in a single conversation. The other robots mostly just ignore him. Justified in that he has a faulty psycho-chip. He was one of the members of the Sunshine Class in "No Child Left Benign," meaning that, by Insanus' standards, he's mentally-challenged.
* MyLittlePanzer: Tickle MePsycho.Psycho is a children's doll designed to be aggressive, easily provoked, and capable of killing people. The jingle lampshades this:
* MyLittlePanzer: Tickle Me
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* RidiculouslyHumanRobots: Subverted; the robots act similar to most human teenagers... when they're not destroying each other, getting pummelled into scrap metal, and blowing everything up.
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* RidiculouslyHumanRobots: Subverted; the Subverted. The robots act similar to most human teenagers... when they're not destroying each other, getting pummelled into scrap metal, and blowing everything up.
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* CloserToEarth: Thrasher seems to have a little more sense than his best friend Blastus.
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* CloserToEarth: Thrasher seems to have a little more sense than his best friend Blastus.Blastus -- he's slower to make assumptions or chase new trends, and tends to actually think his decisions through, and appears to be the only character around with something resembling ethical standards -- although this all tends to fly out the window when his crush on Maimy is involved.
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* EarthShatteringKaboom: Apparently, Insanus explodes daily (for one reason or another), to the point that all of the robots merely get on a spaceship and drive to a new one.
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* EarthShatteringKaboom: Apparently, Insanus explodes daily (for one reason or another), on a regular basis -- at the end of "Nana's Run", Thrasher complains about having run through five planets this month -- to the point that all of the robots merely get on a spaceship and drive to a new one.
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* KillerRobot: The robots of Insanus are expected to be merciless, vicious and enthusiastic killers, to load themselves with as many deadly guns, lasers, flamethrowers, and extendable blades as they can carry, and to use these at every opportunity.
* MoralityChip: ... of a sort. Robots are given chips to make them conform to their culture's ethical standards... which, in Insanus' extremely violent society, this means being given "psycho chips" designed to increase their aggressive and homicidal tendencies.
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* RidiculouslyHumanRobots: Subverted; the robots act similar to most human teenagers...when they're not destroying each other, getting pummelled into scrap metal, and blowing everything up.
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* SadistTeacher: Mr. Dreadnot [[NonIndicativeName does not live up to his name.]] He tortures and sometimes destroys his students to make sure they are ultra-violent drones.
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* SadistTeacher: Mr. Dreadnot [[NonIndicativeName does not live up to his name.]] name]]. He tortures and sometimes destroys his students to make sure they are ultra-violent drones.drones.
* SchoolIsMurder: Infernus' school system is just as violent and unstable as every other part of its society. Every student carries multiple deadly weapons on themselves, school assignments are designed to put students in deadly peril, and even something like school picture day involves the students getting doused in fire or acid to get just the right pose -- and that's when someone doesn't stage a violent coup to become the new tyrannical student president and locks everyone in the dungeon.
* SchoolIsMurder: Infernus' school system is just as violent and unstable as every other part of its society. Every student carries multiple deadly weapons on themselves, school assignments are designed to put students in deadly peril, and even something like school picture day involves the students getting doused in fire or acid to get just the right pose -- and that's when someone doesn't stage a violent coup to become the new tyrannical student president and locks everyone in the dungeon.
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* TelescopingRobot: Most of the robots' various deadly weapons are carried inside of themselves, and can be extended at a moment's notice from hidden compartments or extendable limbs. Usually this just involves a single gun, laser, or giant spiked hammer popping out at a time, but examples also occur where a robot's entire body extends into a forest of deadly weapons.
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* AbsurdlyPowerfulStudentCouncil: At the beginning of "El Presidente": [[LampshadeHanging "I'm starting to think that giving a student body president unchecked power is a bad idea!"]]
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* AbsurdlyPowerfulStudentCouncil: At the beginning of In "El Presidente": [[LampshadeHanging Presidente", the student president has absolute power over both students and teachers and rules like a villainous medieval monarch, complete with guards, a dungeon, statues of themselves, and a spike-covered throne. Also, instead of being elected, the position is seized by armed revolution.
-->[[LampshadeHanging "I'm starting to think that giving a student body president unchecked power is a bad idea!"]]
-->[[LampshadeHanging "I'm starting to think that giving a student body president unchecked power is a bad idea!"]]
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* BadIsGoodAndGoodIsBad: The essential part of the show. On Insanus, violence is the norm and robots with malfunctioning psycho-chips are essentially treated as special-ed kids and are disposed of via rocket into the sun due to not being violent enough by the planet's standards. Blastus painting a picture of his mom and him hugging is [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything treated by his mother as filthy pornography]].
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* BadIsGoodAndGoodIsBad: The essential part of the show. On Insanus, violence is the norm and robots with malfunctioning psycho-chips are essentially treated as special-ed kids and are disposed of via rocket into the sun due to not being violent enough by the planet's standards. Blastus painting a picture of his mom and him hugging is [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything treated by his mother as filthy pornography]]. During school picture day, Blastus also laments about he's "cursed with beauty" instead of looking horrifying like Thrasher.
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* BloodlessCarnage: '''The whole show.''' Keep in mind, though, that they ''are'' robots that don't bleed (though they do leak coolant), so it's sorta justified.
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* BloodlessCarnage: '''The whole show.''' Keep in mind, though, that Robots are regularly maimed, injured, dismembered and massacred without anything worse than wires and coolant flying around, since, being robots, they ''are'' robots that don't bleed (though they do leak coolant), so it's sorta justified.have blood to begin with.
* EatingMachine: The robots are frequently shown eating food, mostly resembling a variety of mushes with nuts and bolts in them, and are also capable of vomiting.
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* MachineBlood: Coolant is apparently what keeps the bots running. Thrasher and Blastus donate theirs to pay for expensive upgrades in one episode. And in an unusual example relating to other bodily fluids, robots in this show apparently sweat (and cry) nuts and bolts.
* MachineBlood: Coolant is apparently what keeps the bots running. Thrasher and Blastus donate theirs to pay for expensive upgrades in one episode. And in an unusual example relating to other bodily fluids, robots in this show apparently sweat (and cry) nuts and bolts.
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* MachineBlood: Coolant is apparently what keeps the bots running. Thrasher and Blastus donate theirs to pay for expensive upgrades in one episode.
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* BadIsGoodAndGoodIsBad: The essential part of the show. On Insanus, violence is the norm and robots with malfunctioning psycho-chips are essentially treated as special-ed kids and are disposed of via rocket into the sun due to not being violent enough by the planet's standards. Blastus painting a picture of his mom and him hugging is [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything treated by his mother as filthy pornography.]]
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* BadIsGoodAndGoodIsBad: The essential part of the show. On Insanus, violence is the norm and robots with malfunctioning psycho-chips are essentially treated as special-ed kids and are disposed of via rocket into the sun due to not being violent enough by the planet's standards. Blastus painting a picture of his mom and him hugging is [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything treated by his mother as filthy pornography.]]pornography]].
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* HopelessSuitor: Thrasher likes Maimy, but she's uninterested due to being taken by Megawatt. The one time she ''does'' show interest in Thrasher, [[TheStarscream it's to gain his trust so she can betray him for the position of school president.]]
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* HopelessSuitor: Thrasher likes Maimy, but she's uninterested due to being taken by Megawatt. The one time she ''does'' show interest in Thrasher, [[TheStarscream it's to gain his trust so she can betray him for the position of school president.]]president]].
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* LoveMartyr: Even though Maimy rejects Thrasher and uses weapons on him Thrasher still loves her regardless.
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* LoveMartyr: Even though Maimy rejects Thrasher and uses weapons on him him, Thrasher still loves her regardless.
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-->''' Suckerpunch ''': Suckerpunch''': Just great, I ran out of magic smoke!
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* TakeThat: "Frenemy" is a merciless parody of Facebook, Twitter, and social networking sites in general.
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* TakeThat: TakeThat:
** "Frenemy" is a merciless parody of Facebook, Twitter, and social networking sites in general.
** "Frenemy" is a merciless parody of Facebook, Twitter, and social networking sites in general.
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--->'''Gore-Ax''': No, no, no, no. This isn't the movie that makes you hate plants; it's the one that makes you ''stupid''!
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* BigThinShortTrio: Blastus, Thrasher and Weenus.
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* EverybodyLaughsEnding: In "No Child Left Benign"
* FatAndSkinny: Blastus and Thrasher respectively.
* HappilyMarried: Thrasher's parents.
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* StuffBlowingUp: All too frequent.
* SweetieGraffiti: Thrasher's locker.
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The show did reappear on the short-lived revival of ''WesternAnimation/CartoonPlanet'' between 2012 and 2013 and the entire series was on Netflix until early 2015. On Janaury 9, 2015, the series premiered on the Canadian version of Cartoon Network (not Teletoon; a Cartoon Network feed that's available in Canada).
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The show did reappear on the short-lived revival of ''WesternAnimation/CartoonPlanet'' between 2012 and 2013 and the entire series was on Netflix until early 2015. On Janaury January 9, 2015, the series premiered on the Canadian version of Cartoon Network (not Teletoon; a Cartoon Network feed that's available in Canada).
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* AlphaBitch: Maimy. One of the most popular girls in school and just as violent and hot-tempered as every other robot. She also has an on-and-off relationship with RichBastard Megawatt and has taken advantage of Thrasher’s crush on her on multiple occasions. In "El Presidente", she even started dating Thrasher when he became student body president, only to reveal that she only did it to become vice president and overthrow him.
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* AlphaBitch: Maimy. One of the most popular girls in school and just as violent and hot-tempered as every other robot. She has also has an on-and-off relationship with RichBastard Megawatt and has taken advantage of Thrasher’s crush on her on multiple occasions. In "El Presidente", she even started dating Thrasher when he became student body president, only to reveal that she only did it to become vice president and overthrow him.
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* AlphaBitch: Maimy. One of the most popular girls in school and just as violent and hot-tempered as every other robot. She also has an on-and-off relationship with RichBastard Megawatt, and depending on the episode, either pretends that Thrasher doesn’t exist or takes advantage of his crush on her. In "El Presidente", she even started dating Thrasher when he became student body president, only to reveal that she only did it to become vice president and overthrow him.
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* AlphaBitch: Maimy. One of the most popular girls in school and just as violent and hot-tempered as every other robot. She also has an on-and-off relationship with RichBastard Megawatt, Megawatt and depending on the episode, either pretends that Thrasher doesn’t exist or takes has taken advantage of his Thrasher’s crush on her.her on multiple occasions. In "El Presidente", she even started dating Thrasher when he became student body president, only to reveal that she only did it to become vice president and overthrow him.
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* AlphaBitch: Maimy. One of the most popular girls in school and just as violent and hot-tempered as every other robot. She also has an on-and-off relationship with RichBastard Megawatt, and DependingOnTheWriter, either pretends that Thrasher doesn’t exist or takes advantage of his crush on her. In "El Presidente", she even started dating Thrasher when he became student body president, only to reveal that she only did it to become vice president and overthrow him.
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* AlphaBitch: Maimy. One of the most popular girls in school and just as violent and hot-tempered as every other robot. She also has an on-and-off relationship with RichBastard Megawatt, and DependingOnTheWriter, depending on the episode, either pretends that Thrasher doesn’t exist or takes advantage of his crush on her. In "El Presidente", she even started dating Thrasher when he became student body president, only to reveal that she only did it to become vice president and overthrow him.
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* AlphaBitch: Maimy. One of the most popular girls in school and just as violent and hot-tempered as every other robot. She also has an on-and-off relationship with RichBastard Megawatt, sees Thrasher and Blastus as "dorks" for the most part and has taken advantage of Thrasher's crush on her on occasions. In "El Presidente", she even started dating Thrasher when he became student body president, only to reveal that she only did it to become vice president and overthrow him.
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* AlphaBitch: Maimy. One of the most popular girls in school and just as violent and hot-tempered as every other robot. She also has an on-and-off relationship with RichBastard Megawatt, sees and DependingOnTheWriter, either pretends that Thrasher and Blastus as "dorks" for the most part and has taken doesn’t exist or takes advantage of Thrasher's his crush on her on occasions.her. In "El Presidente", she even started dating Thrasher when he became student body president, only to reveal that she only did it to become vice president and overthrow him.
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* WorldOfJerkass: The inhabitants of Planet Insanus are [[ItsAllAboutMe self-centered]] at best and [[TheSociopath sociopaths]] at worst. Though it makes sense since in [[BlueAndOrangeMorality Planet Insanus culture]], robots are actively ''encouraged'' to be AxCrazy [[{{Jerkass}} jerkasses]]. Any robot that is peaceful and kind is treated as clinically insane and ostracized, if not outright exterminated, as the episode "No Child Left Benign" establishes.
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* WorldOfJerkass: The inhabitants of Planet Insanus are [[ItsAllAboutMe self-centered]] at best and [[TheSociopath sociopaths]] at worst. Though it makes sense since in [[BlueAndOrangeMorality Planet Insanus culture]], robots are actively ''encouraged'' to be AxCrazy [[{{Jerkass}} jerkasses]]. Any robot that is peaceful and kind is treated as clinically insane and ostracized, if not outright exterminated, as the episode "No Child Left Benign" establishes.
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* AffablyEvil: Given the nature of Insanus, many robots can fit into this category but the straightest example is Principle Thunderbite. He's kind, supportive, and genuinely cares about his students and engages in violence much less than the other main characters.
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* MultiArmedAndDangerous: Principle Thunderbite has four arms, three of which end in a dangerous weapon. Ironically, [[AffablyEvil he's still one of the least violent robots on the show]].
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[[ShortRunners Only lasted one season]] of ten '''eleven minute''' episodes because of high production costs and a lack of foreign investment to balance it out (no one outside of the United States wanted to even touch it because the show's excessive violence and rude, suggestive humor would subject it to major censorship in other countries). The show now has somewhat of a cult following, and had an [[SendingStuffToSaveTheShow unsuccessful Facebook campaign to save the show]].
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[[ShortRunners Only lasted one season]] of ten '''eleven minute''' eleven minute episodes because of high production costs and a lack of foreign investment to balance it out (no one outside of the United States wanted to even touch it because the show's excessive violence and rude, suggestive humor would subject it to major censorship in other countries). The show now has somewhat of a cult following, and had an [[SendingStuffToSaveTheShow unsuccessful Facebook campaign to save the show]].
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* PracticallyDifferentGenerations: The teenaged Thrasher and Maimy have a little sister and a little brother respectively, who are both infants.
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* JerkJock: Tacklebot.
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* JerkJock: Tacklebot.Tacklebot, as his name suggests, is a football-themed robot and also a violent bully.
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* BearsAreBadNews: The credits of the penultimate episode show how the robots establishing a new Insanus on a planet inhabited by Franchise/CareBears went. [[spoiler: It didn't end well.]]
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* BearsAreBadNews: The credits of the penultimate episode show how the robots establishing a new Insanus on a planet inhabited by Franchise/CareBears went. [[spoiler: It [[spoiler:It didn't end well.]]
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%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
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** On "No Child Left Benign," Blastus tells Thrasher that books are dangerous because his grandmother died from reading. The book she read before she died was about [[Literature/{{Twilight}} teenaged vampires]].
** The ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' {{Take That}}s continue in another episode, where Thrasher is forced to watch a movie that shows the danger of plants. Instead, we get a robot version of ''Twilight'' and this line:
** The ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' {{Take That}}s continue in another episode, where Thrasher is forced to watch a movie that shows the danger of plants. Instead, we get a robot version of ''Twilight'' and this line:
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** On "No Child Left Benign," Blastus tells Thrasher that books are dangerous because his grandmother died from reading. The book she read before she died was about [[Literature/{{Twilight}} [[Literature/TheTwilightSaga teenaged vampires]].
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** The