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3 | ->''"Lavender Castle, a place of legend, fabled right across the universe. This is our quest: to find it!"'' |
4 | -->-- '''Captain Thrice''', opening narration |
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6 | ''Lavender Castle'' (1998-2000) is a part StopMotion, part CGI children's Sci-Fi series, created by Rodney Matthews and produced by Creator/GerryAnderson for Creator/CosgroveHall and Creator/HiTEntertainment. |
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8 | It follows the adventures of the crew of the ''Paradox'', led by Captain Thrice, on their quest to find the legendary Lavender Castle and prevent BigBad Dr Agon from destroying it. |
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10 | The crew of the ''Paradox'' include Captain Thrice, his walking stick which was brought to life during a previous encounter with Lavender Castle, Isambard (Engineer), Roger (Pilot), Lyca (Doctor), Sir Squeakalot (Ship's robot) and Sproggle (Navigator). |
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12 | !!''Lavender Castle'' provides examples of the following tropes: |
13 | %%* BatmanCanBreatheInSpace |
14 | %%* BigBad: Dr. Agon. |
15 | * BinarySuns: The planet Bharron has these, which eclipse once every thousand years. During then, Lavender castle manifests in the planet's sky. |
16 | %%* BondVillainStupidity: Displayed by Dr Agon in ''High Moon''. |
17 | * ClipShow: The last episode of Series 1, ''Birds of a Feather'', which has the villains recalling how they've tried and failed to defeat the ''Paradox''. |
18 | %%* DeadpanSnarker: Captain Thrice's Walking Stick, which was given life on Captain Thrice's previous trip to Lavender Castle. |
19 | * DeusExMachina: Lavender Castle itself sometimes saves the crew from otherwise inescapable situations. |
20 | * EyesDoNotBelongThere: Captain Thrice has a third eye on his nose. |
21 | %%* FreakyFridayFlip: Brought about by a [[SpaceClouds cosmic cloud]] in ''Cloud of Chaos''. |
22 | %%* GeniusLoci: Lavender Castle might be one of these. |
23 | * InstrumentOfMurder: Dr Agon uses a laser trumpet in the first episode. |
24 | %%* MeaningfulName: Dr. Agon. Get it? |
25 | %%* MentalTimeTravel: In "A Stitch in Time". |
26 | * NoSenseOfDirection: Sproggle, who often has trouble telling his left from his right. |
27 | * PercussiveMaintenance: Isambard often applies this to the ''Paradox'''s engine. |
28 | * PirateParrot: Short Fred Ledd's robotic parrot Tin Lizzy. |
29 | * PurpleIsPowerful: Lavender Castle sometimes manifests as violet energy that will help the crew of the paradox when things go really south for them. |
30 | * ReportsOfMyDeathWereGreatlyExaggerated: Said word for word by the Guardian in ''Raiders of the Planet Zark''. |
31 | * ShowWithinAShow: "The Twilight Tower" has the crew watching a TV showing ''Dick Spanner, P.I.'', an earlier Anderson co-production. |
32 | * SpacePirates: Short Fred Ledd and his robotic parrot, Tin Lizzy. |
33 | %%* StarFighter: Roger's old craft, the Firefly, which appears in ''The Lost Starfighter'' and ''Lost in Space''. |
34 | %%* StarKilling: Dr Agon does this. |
35 | %%* ThirdPersonPerson: Sproggle |
36 | %%* UnrealisticBlackHole: In "Birds Of Prey". |
37 | * VerbalTic: Tin Lizzy often has a habit of copying what Short Fred Ledd is saying, which Short Fred Ledd finds really annoying. |
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