1 | ''Fast Layne'' is a Disney Channel original miniseries that was created by Travis Braun. It is about a girl named Layne who, along with her neighbour Zora, finds a talking car named VIN. |
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3 | !! Fast Layne contains examples of |
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5 | * AlliterativeName: Cody Castillo and Rob Reed. |
6 | * ArtificialFamilyMember: VIN was created by Layne's parents, and becomes accepted as a member of the family. |
7 | * AutomatedAutomobiles: VIN can drive himself, though Layne also has the ability to take control if necessary. |
8 | * TheBGrade: Downplayed. Zora is disappointed to "only" receive a 96% on her achievement test, but she doesn't make a big deal about it. |
9 | * BigBad: Dr. Kwon and Riggins are the main antagonists of the show. |
10 | * BlatantLies: Layne lies to her aunt in order to keep VIN a secret. |
11 | ** In Mile 1, she says that she was sweating from an intense study session. |
12 | ** In Mile 2, she says that she's going to the library to study, even though the library is closed on Sunday. |
13 | * CatchPhrase: Vin's "Cue tire squeal". He even refers to it as a catch phrase. |
14 | -->''Layne'': I can't believe I'm saying this, but cue tire squeal. |
15 | -->''Vin'': Love the attitude, don't steal my catch phrase. |
16 | * ClashingCousins: Layne and Mel. |
17 | * CoolCar: Not only can VIN talk, but he can also make his tires grow and go superspeed. |
18 | * {{Foreshadowing}}: Before they leave, Layne’s parents tease her by asking about how she feels about a little brother. It turns out that [[spoiler: Layne’s parents made VIN, making her and Vin siblings in a way]]. |
19 | ** Also, Zora mentions that VIN and Layne fight like brother and sister. |
20 | * FunWithAcronyms: "VIN" stands for Vehicle Integrated Neurotech. |
21 | * GoGetterGirl: Layne. She is in multiple activities, and is a perfectionist. |
22 | * IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: Episode titles begin with the phrase "Mile (number)", relating to the episode's number. |
23 | * LineOfSightName: When put on the spot to explain VIN's atypical behaviour, Layne looks at a sign that reads Bamboo Forest Sushi and claims he was a prize she won during a family trip to Bamboo Forest in Japan. |
24 | * NeverTrustATrailer: |
25 | ** The promos make the show seem like a lighthearted action comedy when it's really a serialized action-drama. |
26 | ** There's also a scene where Layne says "Let's do it"; it's really two clips spliced together. |
27 | * OnlyTheChosenMayWield: Layne and her family are the only ones who can drive and control VIN. |
28 | * OnTheNext[=/=]PreviouslyOn: Each episode is bridged with what happened in the past episode and what will happen in the next. |
29 | * SecretChaser: Mel for the first half of the season. |
30 | * SecretIdentity: Layne has to keep VIN a secret from most of the public. |
31 | * SequelHook: [[spoiler: The final episode ends with Layne and Zora discovering VIN’s DNA scanner has been hacked by someone and their lives are not completely back to normal just yet.]] |
32 | * SentientVehicle: VIN. |
33 | * SeriesGoal: |
34 | ** For Layne: Find out how VIN came to be while protecting him from “bad guys”. |
35 | ** For Mel: Discover Layne’s secret and see what she’s up to. |
36 | * SiblingYinYang: [[spoiler: While Vin and Layne aren’t biologically siblings, they act like this.]] |
37 | * UnknownRival: Layne is unaware that Mel is spying on her. |
38 | ** Also, Layne's parents don't know that [[spoiler: Professor Kwon and Clint Riggins want to make VIN into a weapon]]. |
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