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Chrissy and Fernando ultimately break up once Fernando goes back to his home country.
Long-distance relationships never seem to work out anyway.

Mac's of the same ancestry that her voice actress, Bettina Bush, is—meaning that Mac's dad is black while her mom has Scottish, Cherokee and Polynesian ancestry

Ping's parents are originally from China and Ping's a direct descendant of Shang and Mulan through her mother's side of the family
Ping's probably of Chinese descent, since the name "Ping" is of Chinese-origin—I imagine that Ping's parents chose the name as a way honor to honor what Mulan did to save her family and all of China.

Groove Squad, Kim Possible, Totally Spies! and Braceface all take place in the same universe.
To go off of that, I imagine that if there was ever a TV-series for Grove Squad, it would basically just be a cross between Kim Possible and Totally Spies with some elements of Braceface thrown in.

Bay City is located somewhere in California.
I'm guessing it's either in the San Francisco-area of northern California or it's a beachfront city somewhere in southern California.

Adrienne's dog, Napoleon, is actually a robot.
Even if Napoleon is of a small breed of dog, it seems very unlikely that what looks like a fully grown dog (of its breed) would live fifteen more years after that experience with Dr. Nightingale he and Adrienne had.

Star eventually succeeds in becoming the head cheerleader of Bay City High School.
I imagine it playing out almost exactly like Number One, an episode from the first season of Kim Possible:
  • Chrissy's becoming increasingly distracted from her duties as head cheerleader—she and her friends have some kind of superhero-mission and/or because her (possibly now ex)boyfriend, Fernando, has moved back to his home country.
  • Seeing this, Star uses it as ploy to make Chrissy seem like bad fit for the position as BCHS-head cheerleader and usurp the position from her. Later on, Star does what Bonnie did in Number One to impress the rest of the cheerleaders enough to convince them to make her the head cheerleader instead of Chrissy.
  • In the end, after Zeke and the Groove Squad resolve whatever conflict it is they were dealing with, Star succeeds in becoming the new BCHS-head cheerleader (with the surprise of Chrissy throwing her support to Star).
  • Though Star's excited about finally being the head cheerleader, when she expresses belief that she's now done with the hard work—but then Chrissy (just like Kim towards Bonnie) explains to Star that, as head cheerleader, she's got more responsibilities than the rest of the cheerleaders and thus will have to continue doing the hard work she had done to gain the position.
  • Obviously not happy to hear this, Star clearly starts having second thoughts about being the head cheerleader—I imagine that Star ends up giving the position back to Chrissy after about a month (maybe only around two weeks at the most), acknowledging (very grudgingly) that Chrissy's a better person for the position than she is.
    • However, just like Bonnie in Kim Possible, Star (though not necessarily wanting to be the head cheerleader anymore) still angles to have a more prominent position in routines.

Nightingale uses a fake name to stay under the radar.
His daughter describes him as the richest man in town and his Big Fancy House gives credence to this. If Nightingale didn't use a different name, Adrienne would have stopped thinking he's dead before the beginning of the story and the Groove Squad would have connected the dots even if it took him mentioning Star in front of them to make them stop dismissing the identical surname as a coincidence. Star is never called "Star Nightingale" in the story. He likely stopped showing his face in public way before Adrienne settled in.

Star's mother left because she figured out her husband's real nature.
She would have taken Star with her but Nightingale forced the matter.

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