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*** Leaving Captain Metropolis all along and begging to stay because "somebody has to save the world". [[{{Foreshadowing}} Ozymandia agrees...]]
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* ''TheLeagueOfExtraordinaryGentlemen'' is a SuperTeam with a twist - it features [[PublicDomainCharacter public domain characters]] from Victorian literature teaming up to battle other threats from other public domain works (and one villain who ''wasn't'' in the public domain yet, forcing the writers to be careful with what they called him).
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*** Leaving Captain Metropolis all along and begging to stay because "somebody has to save the world". [[{{Foreshadowing}} Ozymandia agrees...]]
* ''TheLeagueOfExtraordinaryGentlemen'' is a SuperTeam with a twist - it features[[PublicDomainCharacter public {{public domain characters]] character}}s from Victorian literature teaming up to battle other threats from other public domain works (and one villain who ''wasn't'' in the public domain yet, forcing the writers to be careful with what they called him).
* ''TheLeagueOfExtraordinaryGentlemen'' is a SuperTeam with a twist - it features
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* ASH from AcademyOfSuperHeroes is the big-league super team of that universe. STRAFE is more of a superpowered covert ops team.
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* The Justice Force from ''[[WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles2003 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles]]'' (2003).
* The Teen Team from ''MyLifeAsATeenageRobot'', which Jenny was temporarily a member. They have subsequently disbanded.
* The Team Teen from ''HiHiPuffyAmiYumi'', which Ami and Yumi were members of until they were kicked off for unnecessary roughness.
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* The Justice Force from ''[[WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles2003 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles]]'' (2003).
* The Teen Team from ''MyLifeAsATeenageRobot'', which Jenny was temporarily a member. They have subsequently disbanded.
* The Team Teen from ''HiHiPuffyAmiYumi'', which Ami and Yumi were members of until they were kicked off for unnecessary roughness.
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* In ''ComicBook/AllFallDown'', we have the Pantheon, a group of A-listers named Portia, Paradigm, Pronto, Phylum and Plymouth.
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** The MarvelKnights, a SuperTeam led by {{Daredevil}} that shows up in [[MarvelUniverse Marvel's]] [[DarkerAndEdgier mature]] line as well as their [[UltimateUniverse Ultimate]] line.
** A gazillion [[WestCoastTeam spin off teams]] of The Comicbook/{{X-Men}} including the NewMutants, New X-Men, {{X-Factor}}, X-FactorInvestigations, {{X-Force}}, and {{X-Statix}}.
** A gazillion [[WestCoastTeam spin off teams]] of The Comicbook/{{X-Men}} including the NewMutants, New X-Men, {{X-Factor}}, X-FactorInvestigations, {{X-Force}}, and {{X-Statix}}.
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** The MarvelKnights, Marvel Knights, a SuperTeam led by {{Daredevil}} that shows up in [[MarvelUniverse Marvel's]] [[DarkerAndEdgier mature]] line as well as their [[UltimateUniverse Ultimate]] line.
** A gazillion [[WestCoastTeam spin off teams]] of The Comicbook/{{X-Men}} including the NewMutants,New X-Men, {{X-Factor}}, X-FactorInvestigations, {{X-Force}}, [[XFactor X-Factor, X-Factor Investigations]], [[{{X-Force}} X-Force and {{X-Statix}}.X-Statix]].
** A gazillion [[WestCoastTeam spin off teams]] of The Comicbook/{{X-Men}} including the NewMutants,
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* ''{{Kick-Ass}} 2'' sees Dave joining a group of like-minded superheroes called JusticeForever.
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* "Homeland Insecurity" i.e. ''{{Heist}}''#1 introduces Pax Americana, a loose JusticeLeague/[[Comicbook/TheAvengers Avengers]] expy. In [[http://www.brendanmcginley.com/heist/2-broken-bonds/ the second issue]], they come into conflict with the VillainProtagonist Geist.
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* "Homeland Insecurity" i.e. ''{{Heist}}''#1 ''{{Heist}}'' #1 introduces Pax Americana, a loose JusticeLeague/[[Comicbook/TheAvengers Avengers]] expy. In [[http://www.brendanmcginley.com/heist/2-broken-bonds/ the second issue]], they come into conflict with the VillainProtagonist Geist.
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* "Homeland Insecurity" i.e. ''[[http://www.brendanmcginley.com/heist/ Heist]]''#1 ''{{Heist}}''#1 introduces Pax Americana, a loose JusticeLeague/[[Comicbook/TheAvengers Avengers]] expy. In [[http://www.brendanmcginley.com/heist/2-broken-bonds/ the second issue]], they come into conflict with the VillainProtagonist Geist.
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* The ur-example is probably DCComics' JusticeLeague, which not only pioneered the idea but over its various incarnations has not only featured pretty much every single major character DCComics has. Also they made a few {{Series}} based on it ranging from the [[JusticeLeagueUnlimited awesome]] to the [[SuperFriends not so awesome]].
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* The ur-example is probably DCComics' JusticeLeague, JusticeLeagueOfAmerica, which not only pioneered the idea but over its various incarnations has not only featured pretty much every single major character DCComics has. Also they made a few {{Series}} based on it ranging from the [[JusticeLeagueUnlimited awesome]] to the [[SuperFriends not so awesome]].
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* Many, some lasting longer than others, in MarvelsRPG, including the Ultimates, the Avengers, Generation X, the Crusaders, the Guardsmen, even if some are starting to become BadAssCrew or {{Nakama}}.
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What's that you say? Well, obviously it would be easier to show up for missions if you all lived in a cool mansion or ElaborateUndergroundBase of some sort, but then you run the risk of going straight through Nakama territory and right into some kind of PlanetEris sitcom/soap opera. ''And you don't want that''.
If you and your team simply MUST get all "I'll do anything for you man! You're like family to me," then you'll become a BadassCrew, and probably have to come up some BadassCreed and the like. If they're actually related, they become a SuperFamilyTeam. If the team all has related powers and color-coded outfits, you're probably looking at a {{Sentai}}.
If you and your team simply MUST get all "I'll do anything for you man! You're like family to me," then you'll become a BadassCrew, and probably have to come up some BadassCreed and the like. If they're actually related, they become a SuperFamilyTeam. If the team all has related powers and color-coded outfits, you're probably looking at a {{Sentai}}.
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What's that you say? Well, obviously it would be easier to show up for missions if you all lived in a cool mansion or ElaborateUndergroundBase of some sort, but then you run the risk of going straight through Nakama TrueCompanions territory and right into some kind of PlanetEris sitcom/soap opera. ''And you don't want that''.
If you and your team simplyMUST ''must'' get all "I'll do anything for you man! You're like family to me," then you'll become a BadassCrew, and probably have to come up some BadassCreed and the like. If they're actually related, they become a SuperFamilyTeam. If the team all has related powers and color-coded outfits, you're probably looking at a {{Sentai}}.
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Why, form a FiveManBand, of course! No, it's not necessarily a {{Nakama}}. In a Super Team, you just have to show up for the missions. The whole caring about the other members thing is entirely optional. Which may be just as well with [[RagtagBunchOfMisfits this bunch of weirdos]], [[TheCape righteous fools]], [[TheCowl back alley vigilantes]], [[LadyOfWar warrior ladies]], [[SpaceIsMagic aliens]], [[SuperPoweredRobotMeterMaids robots]], [[PhysicalGod minor deities]], [[FantasyKitchenSink fairy ninjas]], [[BadassNormal normal people]], and [[TagalongKid that annoying brat who you can't seem to get rid of]].
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Why, form a FiveManBand, of course! No, it's not necessarily a {{Nakama}}.case of TrueCompanions. In a Super Team, you just have to show up for the missions. The whole caring about the other members thing is entirely optional. Which may be just as well with [[RagtagBunchOfMisfits this bunch of weirdos]], [[TheCape righteous fools]], [[TheCowl back alley vigilantes]], [[LadyOfWar warrior ladies]], [[SpaceIsMagic aliens]], [[SuperPoweredRobotMeterMaids robots]], [[PhysicalGod minor deities]], [[FantasyKitchenSink fairy ninjas]], [[BadassNormal normal people]], and [[TagalongKid that annoying brat who you can't seem to get rid of]].
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If you and your team simply MUST get all "I'll do anything for you man! You're like family to me," then you'll become a BadassCrew, and probably have to come up some BadassCreed and the like.
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If you and your team simply MUST get all "I'll do anything for you man! You're like family to me," then you'll become a BadassCrew, and probably have to come up some BadassCreed and the like. If they're actually related, they become a SuperFamilyTeam.
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* ''Series/GoldDigger'' has Agency Zero, formerly the Wonder Friends, a super team of heroes who decided they were tired of villains showing up to [[AllYourBaseAreBelongToUs try and trash their base]] or concoct schemes just to target the heroes, and decided to go under cover to prevent that. Now they're still a team of "superheroes" that does the job as usual -- they just [[{{MIB}} don't tell villains they exist and do the job in black suits]].
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* ''Series/GoldDigger'' ''ComicBook/GoldDigger'' has Agency Zero, formerly the Wonder Friends, a super team of heroes who decided they were tired of villains showing up to [[AllYourBaseAreBelongToUs try and trash their base]] or concoct schemes just to target the heroes, and decided to go under cover to prevent that. Now they're still a team of "superheroes" that does the job as usual -- they just [[{{MIB}} don't tell villains they exist and do the job in black suits]].
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* Deconstructed twice in ''{{Watchmen}}''. In "Under the Hood" (a book-within-a-book written by the first Nite Owl chronicling his time as a superhero) Nite Owl said that "it takes an extreme personality to put on a costume and fight crime and the chance of eight such personalities getting along is a million to one." Later when Captain Metropolis (a member of the last super team, "The Minutemen") tries to form another Super Team, "The Crimebusters", Rorschach complains that "a group this size seems more like a publicity exercise, somehow it's too big and unwieldy."
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* Deconstructed twice in ''{{Watchmen}}''. ''{{Watchmen}}''.
** In "Under the Hood" (a book-within-a-book written by the first Nite Owl chronicling his time as a superhero) Nite Owl said that "it takes an extreme personality to put on a costume and fight crime and the chance of eight such personalities getting along is a million to one." Then, of course, there's the fact that after the Comedian tried to rape the first Silk Spectre, the Minutemen began to distrust each other and subsequently collapsed.
** Later when Captain Metropolis (a member of the last super team, "The Minutemen") tries to form another Super Team, "The Crimebusters", the Comedian denounces the whole idea as bullshit, claiming Captain Metropolis is trying to play "Cowboys and Indians". He further explains that [[ShootTheShaggyDog whatever heroic deeds they accomplish will be undone by]] [[TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt an impending nuclear war]]. Rorschach complains that "a group this size seems more like a publicityexercise, somehow it's exercise,", adding that "it's too big and unwieldy." The first meeting of the group is the last because of this.
** In "Under the Hood" (a book-within-a-book written by the first Nite Owl chronicling his time as a superhero) Nite Owl said that "it takes an extreme personality to put on a costume and fight crime and the chance of eight such personalities getting along is a million to one." Then, of course, there's the fact that after the Comedian tried to rape the first Silk Spectre, the Minutemen began to distrust each other and subsequently collapsed.
** Later when Captain Metropolis (a member of the last super team, "The Minutemen") tries to form another Super Team, "The Crimebusters", the Comedian denounces the whole idea as bullshit, claiming Captain Metropolis is trying to play "Cowboys and Indians". He further explains that [[ShootTheShaggyDog whatever heroic deeds they accomplish will be undone by]] [[TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt an impending nuclear war]]. Rorschach complains that "a group this size seems more like a publicity
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* Many, some lasting longer than others, in MarvelsRPG, including the Ultimates, the Avengers, Generation X, the Crusaders, the Guardsmen...
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* Many, some lasting longer than others, in MarvelsRPG, including the Ultimates, the Avengers, Generation X, the Crusaders, the Guardsmen...Guardsmen, even if some are starting to become BadAssCrew or {{Nakama}}.
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expy. In [[http://www.brendanmcginley.com/heist/2-broken-bonds/ the second issue]], they come into conflict with the VillainProtagonist Geist.
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* PrideHigh has:
** Poseidon Preparatory Academy's Inter-Squad Championship teams (Pride High, the Argonauts, Maka Koa, Teh H4xx0rz, the Vixxens, Five Fold Path, Umoja, La Raza, Feral Force, and the Masterminds)
** The World Warriors, who can be assumed to be the universe's Justice League/Avengers
** The Champions of Atlantis
** [[http://www.luckylegendary.com/ The Legends]]
** Poseidon Preparatory Academy's Inter-Squad Championship teams (Pride High, the Argonauts, Maka Koa, Teh H4xx0rz, the Vixxens, Five Fold Path, Umoja, La Raza, Feral Force, and the Masterminds)
** The World Warriors, who can be assumed to be the universe's Justice League/Avengers
** The Champions of Atlantis
** [[http://www.luckylegendary.com/ The Legends]]
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* Another DC team, the ''Inferior Five'' poked fun at the concept of a team consisiting of people who save the world by themselves pretty much every other day of the week. The ''Five'' were all so weak that they wouldn't be able to do anything if they ''didn't'' work together.
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** The ''DoomPatrol'', who during {{GrantMorrison}}'s run fought some of the most surreal villains ever, including TheBrotherhoodOfDada, who used an LSD-powered bicycle to run for president.
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** A gazillion [[WestCoastTeam spin off teams]] of The Comicbook/{{X-Men}} including the NewMutants, NewX-Men, {{X-Factor}}, X-FactorInvestigations, {{X-Force}}, and {{X-Statix}}.
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** A gazillion [[WestCoastTeam spin off teams]] of The Comicbook/{{X-Men}} including the NewMutants, NewX-Men, New X-Men, {{X-Factor}}, X-FactorInvestigations, {{X-Force}}, and {{X-Statix}}.
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* [[MarvelUniverse Marvel]] also had Comicbook/{{The Avengers}} (AKA TheUltimates) a collection of that universe's best and brightest SuperHeroes, much closer in style to The JusticeLeague.
* The Comicbook/{{X-Men}} is probably [[MarvelUniverse Marvel]]'s most popular team, which several {{Series}} based on it, and a few {{movie}}s too.
* The Comicbook/{{X-Men}} is probably [[MarvelUniverse Marvel]]'s most popular team, which several {{Series}} based on it, and a few {{movie}}s too.
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* [[MarvelUniverse Marvel]] also had Comicbook/{{The Avengers}} (AKA TheUltimates) a collection of that universe's best and brightest SuperHeroes, [[SuperHero Super Heroes]], much closer in style to The JusticeLeague.
* The Comicbook/{{X-Men}} is probably [[MarvelUniverse Marvel]]'s most popular team, which several {{Series}} based on it, and a few{{movie}}s [[Film/XMen movies]] too.
* The Comicbook/{{X-Men}} is probably [[MarvelUniverse Marvel]]'s most popular team, which several {{Series}} based on it, and a few
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* The somewhat obscure ''Cla$$War'' by Trevor Hairsine and Travel Foreman features Enola Gay, yet another JusticeLeague pastiche.
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* Subverted like hell by The Seven in the Garth Ennis series "The Boys". Their a super team who aren't together to fight greater foes or even because they LIKE each other. They're together purely because they make more money of merchandising that way. In fact none of them can stand each other.
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* Subverted like hell by The Seven in the Garth Ennis series "The Boys". Their GarthEnnis' ''TheBoys''. They are a super team who aren't together to fight greater foes or even because they LIKE each other. They're together purely because they make more money of merchandising that way. In fact none of them can stand each other.
* ''{{Kick-Ass}} 2'' sees Dave joining a group of like-minded superheroes called JusticeForever.
* ''{{Kick-Ass}} 2'' sees Dave joining a group of like-minded superheroes called JusticeForever.
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** The Justice League may have popularized the idea, but it isn't the first - that honor goes to the JusticeSocietyOfAmerica and the [[SevenSoldiers Seven Soldiers of Victory]], both created in the [[GoldenAge 1940s]] (though DC wasn't DC at that point).
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* Most of the campaigns in the ''GlobalGuardiansPBEMUniverse'' were based around a SuperTeam of one sort or another. Notable exceptions were the ''Big Easy'' campaign and the aptly titled ''Solo'' campaign, both of which were about a single hero, and the ''Hyperion Academy'' and ''Venture Institute'' campaigns, both of which were about [[SuperheroSchool schools for superhumans]].
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Why, form a FiveManBand, of course! No, it's not necessarily a {{Nakama}}. In a Super Team, you just have to show up for the missions. The whole caring about the other members thing is entirely optional. Which may be just as well with [[RagtagBunchOfMisfits this bunch of weirdos]], [[TheCape righteous fools]], [[TheCowl back alley vigilantes]], [[TheCrown warrior ladies]], [[SpaceIsMagic aliens]], [[SuperPoweredRobotMeterMaids robots]], [[PhysicalGod minor deities]], [[FantasyKitchenSink fairy ninjas]], [[BadassNormal normal people]], and [[TagalongKid that annoying brat who you can't seem to get rid of]].
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Why, form a FiveManBand, of course! No, it's not necessarily a {{Nakama}}. In a Super Team, you just have to show up for the missions. The whole caring about the other members thing is entirely optional. Which may be just as well with [[RagtagBunchOfMisfits this bunch of weirdos]], [[TheCape righteous fools]], [[TheCowl back alley vigilantes]], [[TheCrown [[LadyOfWar warrior ladies]], [[SpaceIsMagic aliens]], [[SuperPoweredRobotMeterMaids robots]], [[PhysicalGod minor deities]], [[FantasyKitchenSink fairy ninjas]], [[BadassNormal normal people]], and [[TagalongKid that annoying brat who you can't seem to get rid of]].
