The Warriors discover a planet.
- Creating Life Is Unforeseen: Impossibear leaving an apple core on the initially-desert planetoid ends up covering it in apple trees; when called out on littering, he refers to it as "terraforming". And due to sneezing on the planetoid after the trees release too much pollen, the Warriors leaves some of their DNA, which leads to the evolution of sentient life that looks and talks just like them.
- God Is Inept: The majority of Warriors do not make good gods. Chris convinces them to wipe out the forests left by Impossibear's apple core in favor of water parks, Willow tearing down the overly high water slides that blocked out the sun introduces violence, and Danny suggesting they settle things out with laser tag introduces outright war. Beth averts this by introducing knowledge, allowing the planet's denizens to enact The Singularity.
- Golden Mean Fallacy: With all of the Warriors wanting to go to different planets during Spring Break, Impossibear decides to take them to the co-ordinates directly between them all...which is supposedly completely void, and will make everyone equally upset, which Impossibear calls "adulthood".
- The Leader: At the episode's end, Beth is made leader of the Bravest Warriors for helping the planetoid's people transcend beyond violence and petty whims...and Danny's happy that he can officially direct all of his complaints to someone now.
- The Singularity: After Beth's final intervention, the planetoid's people end up all merging into a single collective consciousness that looks like a blue brain, and warps off to places unknown.
- Vacation Episode: The episode takes place during Intergalactic Spring Break, the seven days when even the forces of evil take time off.
- Year Inside, Hour Outside: The small planetoid the Warriors come across has a hypertime anomaly that leads to centuries passing on it in a matter of seconds from an outside perspective.
