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* MultipleHeadCase: The Matsoriley brothers are one man with three heads.
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* AscendedExtra: The Matzoriley were one-shot villains on ''WesternAnimation/TheInspector'', and got their own series as a segment on this show.
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* FlexingThoseNonBisceps: Happens to Super Bwoing in the theme song.
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* CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass: Even though Super Bwoing isn’t a very good superhero, he still gets his man every time.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Super Bwoing's voice is an imitation of Creator/JimmyStewart.
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* TreatedWorseThanThePet: In one episode, the Brothers Matzoriley must solve the disappearing of a rich lady's dog. Said lady wasn't that fond of her HenpeckedHusband, going as far as telling him to get up from his armchair, so her precious dog would sit there. Unsurprisingly, he is the kidnapper.
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Not to be confused with ''Disney/BigHero6''.''WesternAnimation/BigHero6''.
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Interestingly enough, in an era replete with superhero [[SatireParodyPastiche satires and parodies]] and efforts to imitate the {{Camp}} appeal of the Creator/AdamWest Series/Batman1966 craze, ''The Super 6'' was more of a WorkCom that happened to involve [[PunchClockHero freelance superheroes for hire]]. Though the characters exhibited the standard SaturdayMorningCartoon simplicity of characterization, the focus of most episodes involved how they responded to the episode's task, not their powers and not their opponents, with little if any commentary one way or the other on Main/SuperheroTropes.
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Interestingly enough, in an era replete with superhero [[SatireParodyPastiche satires and parodies]] and efforts to imitate the {{Camp}} appeal of the Creator/AdamWest Series/Batman1966 ''Series/{{Batman|1966}}'' craze, ''The Super 6'' was more of a WorkCom that happened to involve [[PunchClockHero freelance superheroes for hire]]. Though the characters exhibited the standard SaturdayMorningCartoon simplicity of characterization, the focus of most episodes involved how they responded to the episode's task, not their powers and not their opponents, with little if any commentary one way or the other on Main/SuperheroTropes.
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Interestingly enough, in an era replete with superhero [[SatireParodyPastiche satires and parodies]] and efforts to imitate the {{Camp}} appeal of the Creator/AdamWest Series/Batman1966 craze, ''The Super 6'' was more of a WorkCom that happened to involve [[PunchClockHero freelance superheroes for hire]]. Though the characters exhibited the standard SaturdayMorningCartoon simplicity of characterization, the focus of most episodes involved how they responded to the episode's task, not their powers and not their opponents.
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* '''Super Bwoing''' - A rather scrawny sort with laser vision who rides his guitar into action. He tends to be a bungler.
* '''Super Scuba''' - Much like ComicBook/{{Aquaman}} or ComicBook/SubMariner, he deals with underwater cases, aided by Bubbles the Mermaid.
* '''Elevator Man''' - He wears a belt which enables him to grow or shrink when necessary.
* '''Magneto Man''' - His gloves give him [[HollywoodMagnetism magnetic powers.]] His sidekick is Cal, a boy with a brilliant computer-like brain.
* '''Granite Man''' - He is [[LivingStatue a stone statue that comes to life to fight evil]]. His sidekick is a pigeon named Percival.
* '''Captain Zammo''' - He travels to past eras. Often he has his assistant, Private Hammo, do the dirty work for him.
Also part of the show is an unrelated short called '''The Brothers Matzoriley''' [[MultipleHeadCase who are basically three heads in one body]]. Weft, the left head, is a [[Film/TheThreeStooges Moe Howardesque]] tough guy. Wight, the right head, is a wimpy coward. Wong, the middle head, is a Chinese stereotype.
* '''Super Scuba''' - Much like ComicBook/{{Aquaman}} or ComicBook/SubMariner, he deals with underwater cases, aided by Bubbles the Mermaid.
* '''Elevator Man''' - He wears a belt which enables him to grow or shrink when necessary.
* '''Magneto Man''' - His gloves give him [[HollywoodMagnetism magnetic powers.]] His sidekick is Cal, a boy with a brilliant computer-like brain.
* '''Granite Man''' - He is [[LivingStatue a stone statue that comes to life to fight evil]]. His sidekick is a pigeon named Percival.
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Also part of the show is an unrelated short called '''The Brothers Matzoriley''' [[MultipleHeadCase who are basically three heads in one body]]. Weft, the left head, is a [[Film/TheThreeStooges Moe Howardesque]] tough guy. Wight, the right head, is a wimpy coward. Wong, the middle head, is a Chinese stereotype.
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* '''Super Bwoing''' Super Bwoing - A rather scrawny sort with laser vision who rides his guitar into action. He tends to be a bungler.
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*'''Elevator Man''' Elevator Man - He wears a belt which enables him to grow or shrink when necessary.
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*'''Captain Zammo''' Captain Zammo - He travels to past eras. Often he has his assistant, Private Hammo, do the dirty work for him.
Also part of the show is an unrelated short called'''The "The Brothers Matzoriley''' Matzoriley" [[MultipleHeadCase who are basically three heads in one body]]. Weft, the left head, is a [[Film/TheThreeStooges Moe Howardesque]] tough guy. Wight, the right head, is a wimpy coward. Wong, the middle head, is a Chinese stereotype.
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''The Super 6'' was an animated comedy by Creator/DepatieFrelengEnterprises.
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* ThePigPen: Dirty Pierre, a recurring antagonist in the Brothers Matzoriley segments, simply can NOT stand being clean.
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** As does Captain Zammo's "Hither, yon and away!"
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* UnderwearOfPower: Magneto Man looks like he's wearing it but his whole suit is one color so it's a little hard to say.
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* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: Subverted with Magneto Man's enemy The Slasher, who wields a great big knife but only uses it to slash people's belts and make their pants fall down.
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* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: Subverted with the villain The Slasher, who wields a great big knife but only uses it to slash people's belts and make their pants fall down.
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* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: Subverted with the villain Magneto Man's enemy The Slasher, who wields a great big knife but only uses it to slash people's belts and make their pants fall down.
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* ThreeShorts: First we have a Super Bwoing short, followed by a Brothers Matzoriley short. The final short features one of the remaining five heroes.
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* WritingAroundTrademarks: Captain Zammo was originally named Captain Whammo, but this was apparently changed after the Wham-O toy company threatened legal action.
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* SuperStrength: Granite Man and Elevator Man when at giant size, of course, but surprisingly also Super Bwoing who has no trouble moving entire buildings with his bare hands.
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* SuperZeroes: because of his unimpressive physique, Super Bwoing qualifies as one.
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* EarlyBirdCameo: The Matzorileys first appeared as antagonists in the first ''Inspector'' cartoon, "The Great [=DeGaulle=] Stone Operation."
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* DependingOnTheWriter: In his own segments, Captain Zammo's usually more concerned with looking good than fighting evil, making Private Hammo do all the dirty work. In one of the Super Bwoing segments, he guest-stars and flies right into battle with a giant robot without once saying something about his outfit getting messed up or calling for help.
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* SomethingPerson: Magneto Man, Granite Man and Elevator Man.