History YMMV / Supernoobs

** Memnock and Zenblock are believed to be twin brothers by many fans. Taking into evidence their similar appearances, their rhyming names, their polar opposite personalities, and the fact that they have carried over the rhyming theme for the names of their human disguises.
* FoeYay:
** Count Venamus shows some of it towards Roach in ''To Catch A Noob'', going as far as shapeshifting himself as Roach's play director to use his love for older women against him.
** Mr. Wertz has become obsessed with exposing Memnock and Zenblock and its heavily implied that he want to experiment on them as well. Some of his behavior towards them is a little weird, going as far as somehow obtaining their home address and having some vibes of StalkerWithoutACrush towards them in "Noobs Go Viral".
* HoYay: Inevitable due to a male heavy main cast.
** Roach has some FoeYay with Count Venamus in one episode as Venamus once disguised himself as Roach's play director to use his love for mature women against him
** Kevin has some ho yay with The Incredibly Amazing Man as he claimed to be Amazing Man's #1 fan and made a marriage like proposal to him to be his sidekick. The looks he showed towards the Incredibly Amazing Man when meeting him look a little odd.
** Tyler in one episode, was seen looking down at Zenblock, who was sleeping and holding a teddy bear and during that scene Tyler stares at Zenblock with a dreamy look and outright calls him cute.
** Mem and Zen also go through some of this too. While they are both HeterosexualLifePartners, they sometimes go through some phases of ho yay as they are basically expies of Mr. Black and Mr. White, who like Mem and Zen are also two agents who are ho yay targets. They both bought a house together and live in it under the disguise of two basic male humans but hints of them being straight are shown through bits of this ho yay as they did not initially want to buy it and showed some discomfort in living in it. The way they bickerd also made them look like an old married couple even though they clearly aren't and this lasted until the second half of the first season when their bickering is seemingly thrown out the window after their FeudEpisode.
*** Some of the animators have apparently goofed around with Memnock and Zenblock's friendship on tumblr ranging from ho yay filled fanart featuring them to an in studio joke about the duo having an egg in a possible second season.
** Mr. Wertz's obsessive behavior towards Memnock and Zenblock in "Noobs Go Viral" seems to give off vibes of StalkerWithoutACrush. First off, he somehow found the home adress for their house but the question that arises from this was how was he able to find their address

** Any of the Noob parents also count too as they basically got pushed aside to be only used when necessary with Kevin's parents being the biggest suspects.

** Rovu. He is a virus warrior, meaning that he is technically a hero but his only action that is considered villainous is his bullying and condescending towards Memnock and Zenblock.

** The Noobs. They are seen as scrappies because they are sometimes seen as selfish and bratty children who sometimes do things that are not superhero-like. Kevin in general is seen as the main scrappy of the Noobs due to his selfish behavior and having the least amount of CharacterDevelopement out of all the Noobs.

** Memnock and Zenblock. Some fans liked the way they were designed as well as seeing them as good comic relief characters and arguably having the most CharacterDevelopment out of all the main characters in the show. However some Johnny Test fans as well as haters just thought of them as blatant Mr. Black and Mr. White expies, not to mention that they didn't like the fact that the show sometimes shoehorned them into boring subplots in some of the episodes, despite them being aliens.

** Memnock and Zenblock as they were likable characters who got put in some boring episode subplots.

* DesignatedVillaim:

** Memnock and Zenblock: They are arguably the most complex characters in the whole series due to the fact that they are aliens serving a government that is also mysterious and is just bent on taking down the virus and not focusing on politics, economy, or war. Their families are never seen or mentioned in the series although Memnock does mention his mom in a Creator/CartoonNetwork exclusive clip. The question that arises from this is what exactly made them be seen together for most of their screen time. Are they brothers who are twins due to their appearances and similar sounding names and if they aren't related do they happen to look and act similar by coincidence? Are they just ThoseTwoGuys who got partnered up by the Benevolent alliance? Or are they socially awkward guys like the Noobs who had a troubled past and got bullied a lot, which resulted in them having dysfunctional problems in their friendship? The episode "Zooper Noobs" suggests that they have been friends since childhood as they most likely met at the space zoo monorail attraction when they were kids or were brought there together by their parents.

** Mr. Wertz has become obsessed with exposing Memnock and Zenblock and its heavily implied that he want to experiment on them as well. Some of his behavior towards them is a little weird.

** The Noobs. They are seen as scrappies because they are sometimes seen as selfish and bratty children who sometimes do things that are not superhero-like. Kevin in general is seen as the main scrappy of the team due to his selfish behavior and having the least amount of CharacterDevelopement out of all the Noobs.

** All of the Noobs parents as they are seen as people who don't discipline their kids correctly for any selfish or irresponsible behavior they get in and they unknowingly let Memnock and Zenblock assume the roles of disciplining the Noobs.
*** Even more hate was directed towards Roach's parents because of what Zenblock implies about them in Nooby Friday about them only serving Roach small quantities of fancy food, which Zenblock thought contributed to Roach's appearance and short stature. Some people thought that these parents were intentionally underfeeding Roach.
* SomeAnvilsNeedtoBeDropped: Many episodes were meant to teach important lessons to children.
** The third episode teaches that you should not be overly concerned with how you look. Its shown when the Noobs become obsessed with finding good costumes for them to wear when fighting the virus.
** "Fourth Down And Noob To Go" blatantly lays down the moral that cheating of any kind, especially in sports is wrong and unfair. It also teaches that life is not always about winning games but its about having fun and playing in them with others. Its shown when Kevin, Shope, and Roach decide to use their battle balls to cheat in football, resulting in Tyler refusing to participate in the game.
** "The Noob Meet Count Venamus" has the moral that you should always stay positive and not let anyone maliciously try to harm your self esteem and that surprising and unexpected things can come to you in the end. Shown when Rovu acted condescending towards Memnock and Zenblock in the recruiter of the year awards
** The episodes "How To Use Your Noob" and "To Noob Or Not To Noob" has the lesson that you should never use anything thats entrusted for you for abuse and personal gain, or else there would be consequences for it. Its shown when the Noobs manipulated their battle balls into toys and reinforced when Mem and Zen intended to use theirs to attract and impress a couple ladies only to walk out with a sack of cash and chased by police in the end.
** "A Noob Divided Cannot Noob!" teaches that its always better to talk about your problems with other people rather than keep them bottled up to the point where it breaks you, especially if you are not totally comfortable with talking about such problems to certain people. Had Memnock and Zenblock talked to the Noobs about their problems with having to live with each other and agree that their earth house was too uncomfortable for them, the whole episodes situation would have been nipped right there instead of having them move out and feud
*** The episode also teaches to respect other people and their living spaces if you are a guest there. Its shown with Memnock hogging up the kitchen and having the Noob stay up past bedtime to help him with his recipes
*** This episode also teaches that you should not hold grudges towards other people and not let petty and minor grievances towards others destroy your friendships with them
** "The Super Noob Super Cup" teaches that its always best to work together as a team with others. Memnock uses the super cup to his advantage, having the Noob compete in the cup to teach them about teamwork.
** "Happy Noob-O-Ween" has the moral that if you are severely tempted with something, you should try your hardest to exhibit self-control, especially if the things tempting you are always nagging your thoughts. Its shown when Memnock and Zenblock get severely tempted with going trick or treating in their true forms when Halloween is only three days away and when they give in, it leads to disastrous and rather hilarious consequences.

** "The Blue Booby Booby" has the Noobs try to protect an endangered bird species and in the process, made the episode feel more like a quasi-documentary that covered the importance of protecting endangered animals as well as a hidden message on environmental conservation.

*** During the episode "Noobsitters", Mem and Zen (in their Bob and Rob disguises) invite a newly moved-in couple to their house for dinner so they can discuss with how the can agree more on certain things, socialize with human beings and adapt to Earth culture without trouble, and maintain their friendship. When they get into a fight over how Mem badly cooked their dinner, Zen brings up the agreeing issue to discussion by asking the couple whether they agree on things and when the couple tries to answer, they seem to give off an odd look towards Mem and Zen, heavily implying that Mem and Zen have been MistakenForGay by the couple when that couple does not know that Mem and Zen are actually [[SpaceCop Virus Warriors]] sent to Earth by an extraterrestrial government to stop a killer pathogen from infecting Earth and train four kids to do the same even though the couple never voices out their alleged mistaken perception towards Mem and Zen and they never talk to each other again in future episodes.

* WereStillRelevantDammit: The title itself and the proliferation of "noobs" in episode title is pretty much signifying this trope on its attempt to possibly attract younger audience.

** Memnock and Zenblock. Some fans liked the way they were designed as well as seeing them as good comic relief characters and arguably having the most CharacterDevelopment out of all the main characters in the show. However some other fans didn't like the fact that the show tried too hard to enforce HoYay on them and some Johnny Test fans as well as haters just thought of them as blatant Mr. Black and Mr. White expies, not to mention that they didn't like the fact that the show sometimes shoehorned them into boring subplots in some of the episodes, despite them being aliens.

** Mem and Zen also go through some of this too. While they are both HeterosexualLifePartners, they sometimes go through some phases of ho yay as they are basically expies of Mr. Black and Mr. White, who like Mem and Zen are also two agents who are ho yay targets. They both bought a house together and live in it under the disguise of two basic male humans but hints of them being straight are shown through bits of this ho yay as they did not initially want to buy it and showed some discomfort in living in it. The way they bickerd also made them look like an old married couple even though they clearly aren't and this lasted until the second half of the first season when their bickering is seemingly thrown out the window after their FeudEpisode.

** Memnock and Zenblock. Some fans liked the way they were designed as well as seeing them as good comic relief characters. However some other fans didn't like the fact that the show tried too hard to enforce HoYay on them and some Johnny Test fans as well as haters just thought of them as blatant Mr. Black and Mr. White expies, not to mention that they didn't like the fact that the show sometimes shoehorned them into boring subplots in some of the episodes, despite them being aliens.

** Mem and Zen also go through some of this too. While they are both HeterosexualLifePartners, they sometimes go through some phases of ho yay. They both bought a house together and live in it under the disguise of two basic male humans but hints of them being straight are shown through bits of this ho yay as they did not initially want to buy it and showed some discomfort in living in it. They sometimes argued around LikeAnOldMarriedCouple until the second half of the first season when their bickering is seemingly thrown out the window after their FeudEpisode.

** Mr Wertz, due to the fact that he is a KarmaHoudini. He has done things would have got him fired, arrested and thrown in jail such as inventing goggles to control all the citizens of Cornbury and modifying an pathogen underneath the school.

** Tyler: Concerning Tyler's family, his dad has never appeared and was never mentioned, was his father a deadbeat who never took care of Tyler or his mother? or has he divorced Tyler's mom while leaving her with custody of Tyler? or somehow died before the series begins?

** Roach: His mom and dad look vastly different from what he looks. Was this due to him being adopted by them? Or is it due to the lifestyle he is exposed to by them? Zenblock claimed that it was due to the latter question as he states that Roach's short stature is due to the small fancy food that he was eating a lot with his parents.
** Memnock and Zenblock: They are arguably the most complex characters in the whole series due to the fact that they are aliens serving a government that is also mysterious and is just bent on taking down the virus and not focusing on politics, economy, or war. Their families are never seen or mentioned in the series although Memnock does mention his mom in a cartoon network exclusive clip. The question that arises from this is what exactly made them be seen together for most of their screen time. Are they brothers who are twins due to their appearances and similar sounding names and if they aren't related do they happen to look and act similar by coincidence? Are they just ThoseTwoGuys who got partnered up by the Benevolent alliance? Or are they socially awkward guys like the noobs who had a troubled past and got bullied a lot, which resulted in them having dysfunctional problems in their friendship? The Zooper Noobs episode suggests that they have been friends since childhood as they most likely met at the space zoo monorail attraction when they were kids or were brought there together by their parents.
* AmericansHateTingle: This show has a mixed reputation and lack of popularity in the U.S, which is partially due to the fact that its creator also created Johnny Test, which was a show that got similar hate. Many fans assumed that since Super Noobs was made in Canada, it would be just as bad as [[PeripheryHatedom other Canadian cartoons are seen as]] but they ignore the fact that its creator, Scott Fellows is American. Super Noobs however is somewhat popular in foreign countries such as England, Turkey, and the Philippines and episodes of the series have been released there before the U.S.
* BrokenBase: There is a huge division between those who like the show and its characters and those who outright hate it. There are small pockets of fans who support the show and some of them include haters of Johnny Test who agree that Super Noobs had more likable characters and premise as well as better use of animation.

*** During the "Noobsitters" episode, Mem and Zen (in their Bob and Rob disguises) invite a newly moved in couple to their house for dinner so they can discuss with how the can agree more on certain things, socialize with human beings and adapt to Earth culture without trouble, and maintain their friendship. When they get into a fight over how Mem badly cooked their dinner, Zen brings up the agreeing issue to discussion by asking the couple whether they agree on things and when the couple tries to answer, they seem to give off an odd look towards Mem and Zen, heavily implying that Mem and Zen have been MistakenForGay by the couple when that couple does not know that Mem and Zen are actually [[SpaceCop Virus Warriors]] sent to Earth by an extraterrestrial government to stop a killer pathogen from infecting Earth and train four kids to do the same even though the couple never voices out their alleged mistaken perception towards Mem and Zen and they never talk to each other again in future episodes.

** The Noobs. They are seen as scrappies because they are seen as selfish and bratty children who sometimes do things that are not superhero like and they take up a ton of screen time as well. Kevin in general is seen as the main scrappy of the noob due to his selfish behavior and having the least amount of CharacterDevelopement out of all the Noobs.
** Mr Wertz due to the fact that he is a KarmaHoudini. He has done things would have got him arrested and thrown in jail such as inventing goggles to control all the citizens of Cornbury and modifying an pathogen underneath the school.
** Amy Anderson as she is something regulated to a stereotypical DamselInDistress and doesn't get a lot of screen time. Tyler's romance with her does not show much development and only shows in a couple episodes.

** The Noobs in general. They are seen as scrappies because they are seen as selfish and bratty children who sometimes do things that are not superhero like and they take up a ton of screen time as well. Kevin in general is seen as the main scrappy of the noobs