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* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Surprisingly,[=Nasty Max/Maxagaze=] the Captain of the pirates turns out to be one. During the Pirates' ADayInTheLimelight episode Rebecca and Matt, after being captured, instigate a mutiny by pointing out how unfair it is for the captain to keep most of the loot (merely by virtue of being the captain) while the rest of the crew get scraps. When Nasty Max eventually wins back the trust of his crew he establishes a meritocratic system of distribution by promising that whoever catches Rebecca and Matt will get the lion's share of the loot.
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* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Surprisingly,[=Nasty Surprisingly, [=Nasty Max/Maxagaze=] the Captain of the pirates turns out to be one. During the Pirates' ADayInTheLimelight episode Rebecca and Matt, after being captured, instigate a mutiny by pointing out how unfair it is for the captain to keep most of the loot (merely by virtue of being the captain) while the rest of the crew get scraps. When Nasty Max eventually wins back the trust of his crew he establishes a meritocratic system of distribution by promising that whoever catches Rebecca and Matt will get the lion's share of the loot.
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* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Surprisingly,[=Nasty Max/Maxagaze=] the Captain of the pirates turns out to be one. During the Pirates' ADayInTheLimelight episode Rebecca and Matt, after being captured, instigate a mutiny by pointing out how unfair it is for the captain to keep most of the loot (merely by virtue of being the captain) while the rest of the crew get scraps. When Nasty Max eventually wins back the trust of his crew he establishes a meritocratic system of distribution by promising that whoever catches Rebecca and Matt will get the lion's share of the loot.
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* {{Ineffectual Sympathetic Villain}}s: The Pirates border on this trope, being comical bumblers who are played for laughs more often than not, but thet have a few too many moments where they're being genuine threats to perfectly fit the trope.
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* {{Ineffectual Sympathetic Villain}}s: The Pirates border on this trope, being comical bumblers who are played for laughs more often than not, but thet they have a few too many moments where they're being genuine threats to perfectly fit the trope.
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* LargeHam: The pirates, and how. Specially Meedios, who whenever something was about to happen to the group, would start shouting "ALAAAAARRRRRMMMM! ALAAAAAAARRRRMMMM!!" into the nearest microphone.
* {{Leitmotif}}: Several, though of course the pirates' song and Flashbic are the most notable, functioning as character songs for the pirates and Bic and Bac, respectively.
* {{Leitmotif}}: Several, though of course the pirates' song and Flashbic are the most notable, functioning as character songs for the pirates and Bic and Bac, respectively.
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* LargeHam: The pirates, and how. Specially Meedios, who who, whenever something was about to happen to the group, would start shouting "ALAAAAARRRRRMMMM! ALAAAAAAARRRRMMMM!!" into the nearest microphone.
* {{Leitmotif}}: Several, though of course the pirates' song andFlashbic "Flashbic" are the most notable, functioning as character songs for the pirates and Bic and Bac, respectively.
* {{Leitmotif}}: Several, though of course the pirates' song and
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** Much is made about Spartakus, being the finest gladiator ever to roam the strata, but his combat skills are almost never used to solve a problem. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] in that Spartakus fled his world to escape being a gladiator, and put violence behind him.
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** Much is made about Spartakus, Spartakus being the finest gladiator ever to roam the strata, but his combat skills are almost never used to solve a problem. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] in that Spartakus fled his world to escape being a gladiator, and put violence behind him.
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* TakenForGranite: The Temple of the Condor features a large number of odd statues... with heartbeats. [[spoiler: At the end of the episode, all the petrification effects are reversed and all the statues wake up.]]
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* TakenForGranite: The Temple of the Condor features a large number of odd statues... with heartbeats. [[spoiler: At [[spoiler:At the end of the episode, all the petrification effects are reversed and all the statues wake up.]]
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* TakeThat: The pirates' PunnyNames in the orignal French version, as well as a lot of the scenery in their lairs, seem to harshly criticize crass, lowbrow mass media that focuses on sex and consumerism.
* VillainSong: See PirateSong above. The Pirates have an especially catchy one, which they sing [[OnceAnEpisode in pretty much all the episodes featuring them... which is to say most of the episodes]].
* VerbalTic: Spartakus has a mild one - he avoids the use of contractions.
* VillainSong: See PirateSong above. The Pirates have an especially catchy one, which they sing [[OnceAnEpisode in pretty much all the episodes featuring them... which is to say most of the episodes]].
* VerbalTic: Spartakus has a mild one - he avoids the use of contractions.
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* TakeThat: The pirates' PunnyNames in the orignal original French version, as well as a lot of the scenery in their lairs, seem to harshly criticize crass, lowbrow mass media that focuses on sex and consumerism.
consumerism.
* TerribleTrio: The three main pirates from the gang of Pirates of the Seas -- Nasty Max (the leader), Mighty Matt and Sleazeappeal. They spend about all the episodes pursuing the heroes, to no avail, though at least they always get an opportunity to sing their VillainSong. (Massmedia is another important pirate, but she's usually too busy with her radio show to join their antics.)
* VillainSong: See PirateSong above. The Pirates have an especially catchy one, which they sing[[OnceAnEpisode [[OncePerEpisode in pretty much all the episodes featuring them... which is to say most of the episodes]].
* VerbalTic: Spartakus has a mild one- -- he avoids the use of contractions.
* TerribleTrio: The three main pirates from the gang of Pirates of the Seas -- Nasty Max (the leader), Mighty Matt and Sleazeappeal. They spend about all the episodes pursuing the heroes, to no avail, though at least they always get an opportunity to sing their VillainSong. (Massmedia is another important pirate, but she's usually too busy with her radio show to join their antics.)
* VillainSong: See PirateSong above. The Pirates have an especially catchy one, which they sing
* VerbalTic: Spartakus has a mild one
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* CartoonishCompanions: The Pirates have a much more rotund, cartoonish and caricatural style, standing out sharply in comparison with all the other, more realistic characters.
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* CartoonishCompanions: The Pirates have a much more rotund, cartoonish and caricatural caricatured style, standing out sharply in comparison with all the other, more realistic characters.
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* [[EternalEnglish Eternal French]]: The civilizations of the surface have been out of contact with the civilizations of the strata for millenia. So naturally, everyone understands each other just fine.
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* [[EternalEnglish Eternal French]]: The civilizations of the surface have been out of contact with the civilizations of the strata for millenia.millennia. So naturally, everyone understands each other just fine.
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* PirateSong: "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JtBWrAiWBLc The Pirate Dance]]" is sung every time the Pirates appear in a scene.
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* PirateSong: "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JtBWrAiWBLc com/watch?v=mEqPgCX1fbI The Pirate Dance]]" is sung every time the Pirates appear in a scene.
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* BookEnds: In the first episode when Matt and Rebecca join, they mention they need to be back in time for dinner. At the end of the last episode, when Tehrig drops them off home, their mother is calling them to dinner.
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* BookEnds: {{Bookends}}: In the first episode when Matt and Rebecca join, they mention they need to be back in time for dinner. At the end of the last episode, when Tehrig drops them off home, their mother is calling them to dinner.
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* CartoonishCompanions: The Pirates have a much more rotund, cartoonish and caricatural style, standing out sharply in comparison with all the other, more realistic characters.
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* DemotedtoExtra: Shangor, one of the children of Arkadia. [[note]]and possibly implied to be Shangora's brother[[/note]] He had a pretty big part in the first episode, but after that, he was usually only seen in clips of the first episode whenever Arkana was explaining her mission, or in the background.
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* DemotedtoExtra: DemotedToExtra: Shangor, one of the children of Arkadia. [[note]]and possibly implied to be Shangora's brother[[/note]] He had a pretty big part in the first episode, but after that, he was usually only seen in clips of the first episode whenever Arkana was explaining her mission, or in the background.
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** An odd one with Bic and Bac, who seem to have swapped names in the English dub. In the original, Bic is the one with the long ears and Bac the one with the short, round ears, but in the English dub it's the other way around.
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** An odd one with Bic and Bac, who seem to have swapped names in the English dub. In the original, Bic is the one with the long ears and Bac the one with the short, round ears, but in the English dub it's the other way around.
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* {{Ineffectual Sympathetic Villain}}s: The Pirates border on this trope.
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* {{Ineffectual Sympathetic Villain}}s: The Pirates border on this trope.trope, being comical bumblers who are played for laughs more often than not, but thet have a few too many moments where they're being genuine threats to perfectly fit the trope.
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* ShesAManInJapan: As if swapping Bic and Bac's names for the English dub wasn't confusing enough, they also decided to make one of them a girl -- Bic (the one with the round ears, who is named "Bac" in the original) is voiced by a woman and appears to be female, whereas both pangolins were voiced by men and clearly male in the original.
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* ShesAManInJapan: As if swapping Bic and Bac's names for the English dub wasn't confusing enough, they also decided to make one of them a girl -- The English Bic (the one with the round ears, who is named "Bac" in the original) is voiced by a woman and appears to be female, whereas both pangolins were voiced by men and clearly male in the French original.
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* DubNameChange:
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* DubNameChange: The English dub has a number of name changes.
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** An odd one with Bic and Bac, who seem to have swapped names in the English dub. In French, Bic is the one with the long ears and Bac the one with the short, round ears, but in the English dub it's the other way around.
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* ShesAManInJapan: As if swapping Bic and Bac's names for the English dub wasn't confusing enough, they also decided to make one of them a girl -- Bic (the one with the round ears, who is named "Bac" in the original) is voiced by a woman and appears to be female, whereas both pangolins were voiced by men and clearly male in the original.