History YMMV / RedPandaAdventures

** FridgeBrilliance: Actually, it would be hard to make the name [[spoiler:August Fenwick]] sillier than it already is.

** [[StupidJetpackHitler Professor Friedrich Von Schlitz]] is a Nazi MadScientist and the face of the Third Reich on the podcast. Even before his formal introduction as a villain he's suspected, and later confirmed, to have engineered a terrorist attack on an American-made zeppelin, having it hijacked and set to crash into Toronto as revenge against the theft of an invention of his when he'd been in the city, even excusing it as "an act of justified retribution for an insult against all of Germany". He takes glee in being able to avenge any slight, no matter how minor or major, yet he's also [[DirtyCoward cowardly]] enough that the moment he's cornered or it's otherwise in his interest to do so, he'll switch sides or [[VillainsWantMercy plead for mercy]]. All his declarations of loyalty to the Fuhrer and the Reich go out the window when he's captured by the Allies, both to save his neck and because Hitler had already started to tire of him.

* FunnyAneurysmMoment: A running gag throughout Season 6 has the Red Panda planting false biographies in government files, to prevent knowledge of his secret identity from spreading. The faked backgrounds include everything from him being a reformed gangster or a UsefulNotes/WorldWarI pilot who faked his death, to a ghost or a robot, to [[RefugeInAudacity his own commanding officer]]. [[spoiler:That last one suddenly gets a lot less funny as of "There Will Be Rain Tonight", when said commander is shot and killed by a spy who had obtained a copy of the files with the fake background, as part of a purge of the entire Home Team.]]

** [[MadScientist Professor Zombie]], real name Antonia Zombanistro, commits her crimes by zombifying people to use as her muscle through Necronium 234, a compound of her own creation. She hits her stride when she launches a campaign of vengeance against the Red Panda, blaming him for her becoming zombified by her Necronium and seeking to kill and zombify all of the city of Toronto, invoking the very [[ZombieApocalypse apocalypse]] she once helped prevent. She makes multiple attempts to hit as large a group as possible; converting her Necronium into a street drug, trying to gas a huge crowd of parade watchers, or [[WaterSourceTampering introducing Necronium into the water supply]]. Once the Red Panda figured out how to reverse the zombification and thwarts her plans, Zombie rejects the Panda's efforts to save her, destroying a critical part of the cure and forcing the Red Panda to destroy her for good, as she's determined to succeed and she makes clear [[EvilOnlyHasToWinOnce she only has to win once]] for him to lose everything.

* FridgeLogic: Baboon [=McSmoothie=] is able to establish his bona fides as an agent of the alternate universe Red Panda by giving the RPA Red Panda a sealed envelope which contains RP’s real name. Great – except that one of the major distinguishing characteristics of the alternate universe is that ''everyone’s name is different from that of their counterpart!'' Most, such as [=McSmoothie's=] own, are quite silly as well. This observation leads directly to—
* FridgeBrilliance: Actually, it would be hard to make the name [[spoiler:August Fenwick]] sillier than it already is.

* HilariousInHindsight: In "Girls' Night Out", the Red Panda and Flying Squirrel are discussing the fake biographies of the Red Panda they've been planting in the Home Team files. The Red Panda makes an offhand reference to one that says he's a robot, but Kit laughs and says they can't use that one because no one would believe it. Cut to Season 7: [[spoiler: While the Red Panda is MIA, his superhero identity is taken up by John Doe, who happens to be... a robot.]]
* DeliberateValuesDissonance: On occasions. The Grey Fox, for example, faces discrimination during World War 2 for being Japanese. Ironically, female villains tend to be more sexist and dismissive toward the Flying Squirrel than the males, who are usually just stunned by her. Her fists or her looks, take your pick.

* ValuesDissonance: On occasions. The Grey Fox, for example, faces discrimination during World War 2 for being Japanese. Ironically, female villains tend to be more sexist and dismissive toward the Flying Squirrel than the males, who are usually just stunned by her. Her fists or her looks, take your pick.

* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments: If "Tis The Season" doesn't get you teary eyed, you ain't human.

* TearJerker: [[WhamEpisode There Will Be Rain Tonight]].

** [[spoiler:Von Schlitz ends up captured, in the clutches of the Americans, who want to exploit his knowledge and brilliance. Our heroes become worried that he'll corrupt America to his twisted way of thinking.]] One wonders if the writers of ''Film/CaptainAmericaTheWinterSoldier'' were taking notes.

* FunnyAneurysmMoment: A running gag throughout Season 6 has the Red Panda planting false biographies in government files, to prevent knowledge of his secret identity from spreading. The faked backgrounds include everything from him being a reformed gangster or a WorldWarI pilot who faked his death, to a ghost or a robot, to [[RefugeInAudacity his own commanding officer]]. [[spoiler:That last one suddenly gets a lot less funny as of "There Will Be Rain Tonight", when said commander is shot and killed by a spy who had obtained a copy of the files with the fake background, as part of a purge of the entire Home Team.]]

* HilariousInHindsight: In "Girls' Night Out", the Red Panda and Flying Squirrel are discussing the fake biographies of the Red Panda they've been planting in the Home Team files. The Red Panda makes an offhand reference to one that says he's a robot, but Kit laughs and says they can't use that one because no one would believe it. Cut to Season 7: [[spoiler: While the Red Panda is MIA, his superhero identity is taken up by John Doe, who happens to be... a robot.]]

* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments: If "Tis The Season" doesn't get you teary eyed, you aint human.

* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments: If "Tis The Season" doesn't get you teary eyed, you aint human.