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* AnAesop: Both about demonstrating accepting responsibility, but also forgiveness.
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* {{Flashback}}: Goliath and Demona's sabotage of the first Air Forstress is shown near the start of the episode as Goliath is reminiscing on his past misdeed. Also interesting to note that [[WordOfGod creators of the show]] acknowledge that the flashback was as much included for {{Padding}} reason as for the benefit of new viewers.
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* {{Flashback}}: Goliath and Demona's sabotage of the first Air Forstress Fortress is shown near the start of the episode as Goliath is reminiscing on his past misdeed. Also interesting to note that [[WordOfGod creators of the show]] acknowledge that the flashback was as much included for {{Padding}} reason as for the benefit of new viewers.
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Xanatos next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2DoubleJeopardy "Double Jeopardy"]]. Halcyon Renard next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Golem "Golem"]]. Fox next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Upgrade "Upgrade"]].
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Xanatos next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2DoubleJeopardy "Double Jeopardy"]]. "[[Recap/GargoylesS2DoubleJeopardy Double Jeopardy]]". Halcyon Renard next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Golem "Golem"]]. "[[Recap/GargoylesS2Golem Golem]]". Fox next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Upgrade "Upgrade"]].
This Episode"[[Recap/GargoylesS2Upgrade Upgrade]]".
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* ContinuityNod: In addition to the prolonged flashback to the events of [[Recap/GargoylesS1Awakening "Awakening"]] near the start of this episode, there is also a less pronounced one to [[Recap/GargoylesS2Metamorphosis "Metamorphosis"]]. Upon seeing Goliath in person for the first time, Renard mistakenly thinks him to be the creation of Gen-U-Tech, of which that Xanatos owned company demonstrated the ability to create Gargoyles-like beings in that episode.
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* ContinuityNod: In addition to the prolonged flashback to the events of [[Recap/GargoylesS1Awakening "Awakening"]] "[[Recap/GargoylesS1Awakening Awakening]]" near the start of this episode, there is also a less pronounced one to [[Recap/GargoylesS2Metamorphosis "Metamorphosis"]]."[[Recap/GargoylesS2Metamorphosis Metamorphosis]]". Upon seeing Goliath in person for the first time, Renard mistakenly thinks him to be the creation of Gen-U-Tech, of which that Xanatos owned company demonstrated the ability to create Gargoyles-like beings in that episode.
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'''Fox:''' That's right, Dad. You're going to be a grandfather.
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'''Fox:''' That's right, Dad. You're going to be a grandfather.grandfather.
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* INeverSaidItWasPoison: For all of Renard's anger at Goliath for his attack on Fortress I, he doesn't call it a "crime" until Goliath himself does.
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* BilingualBonus: If you know French, you can guess early on that Renard and Fox are related (as "renard" is French for "fox").
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** Xanatos's uncharacteristic concern for Renard's well-being during his and Fox's sparring match, foreshadowing a personal relationship between them and Renard.
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* '''Enemy(ies)''' : Xanatos and Fox
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* '''Enemy(ies)''' : '''Enemy(ies)''': Xanatos and Fox
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Xanatos next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2DoubleJeopardy Double Jeopardy]]. Halcyon Renard next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Golem Golem]]. Fox next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Upgrade Upgrade]].
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Xanatos next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2DoubleJeopardy Double Jeopardy]]. "Double Jeopardy"]]. Halcyon Renard next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Golem Golem]]. "Golem"]]. Fox next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Upgrade Upgrade]].
"Upgrade"]].
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* ThereAreNoGoodExecutives: Averted. While Renard [[GoodIsNotNice is not the friendliest person]] around and isn't immune to doing certain underhanded schemes (which the next episode to feature him, "Golem", would reveal), but he certainly has respect for human life to the point of risking his own to prevent the loss of innocents' lives.
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* HumansAreBastards: Why Renard prefers robots to people.
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* HumansAreBastards: Why Renard prefers robots to people.people because all his former human employees possessed not a spec of integrity amongst them.
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* TheReveal: The very last scene reveals Fox's connection to Renard, as well as her big news.
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* TheReveal: The very last scene reveals Fox's connection to Renard, as well as the results of her big news.medical test mentioned earlier.
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* ArmorPiercingQuestion: Zigzagged. While being held captive by Renard, Goliath asks a question that pierces his own armor, which is exactly what he needs to do to start earning Renard's respect:
-->'''Renard:''' What would be the honorable thing to do? Well, I suppose I should just turn you over to the proper authorities.
-->'''Goliath:''' Look at me, human. I'd spend the rest of my life as a laboratory specimen. Was my crime against you so heinous, to make that an equitable punishment?
-->'''Renard:''' Heh. We're making progress. You finally acknowledge that you committed a crime.
-->'''Renard:''' What would be the honorable thing to do? Well, I suppose I should just turn you over to the proper authorities.
-->'''Goliath:''' Look at me, human. I'd spend the rest of my life as a laboratory specimen. Was my crime against you so heinous, to make that an equitable punishment?
-->'''Renard:''' Heh. We're making progress. You finally acknowledge that you committed a crime.
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* '''Enemy(ies)''' : Xanatos, Demona, Macbeth
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* '''Enemy(ies)''' : Xanatos, Demona, Macbeth
Xanatos and Fox
* ContinuityNod: In addition to the prolonged flashback to the events of [[Recap/GargoylesS1Awakening "Awakening"]] near the start of this episode, there is also a less pronounced one to [[Recap/GargoylesS2Metamorphosis "Metamorphosis"]]. Upon seeing Goliath in person for the first time, Renard mistakenly thinks him to be the creation of Gen-U-Tech, of which that Xanatos owned company demonstrated the ability to create Gargoyles-like beings in that episode.
* {{Flashback}}: Goliath and Demona's sabotage of the first Air Forstress is shown near the start of the episode as Goliath is reminiscing on his past misdeed. Also interesting to note that [[WordOfGod creators of the show]] acknowledge that the flashback was as much included for {{Padding}} reason as for the benefit of new viewers.
* {{Flashback}}: Goliath and Demona's sabotage of the first Air Forstress is shown near the start of the episode as Goliath is reminiscing on his past misdeed. Also interesting to note that [[WordOfGod creators of the show]] acknowledge that the flashback was as much included for {{Padding}} reason as for the benefit of new viewers.
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* NeverMyFault: Renard chides Goliath for deflecting blame in Fortress-1's destruction. He knows Xanatos manipulated him, but he says that doesn't mean he's completely blameless.
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* NeverMyFault: Renard chides Goliath for deflecting blame in Fortress-1's destruction. He knows Xanatos [[UnwittingPawn manipulated him, him]], but he says that doesn't mean he's completely blameless.
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Xanatos next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2DoubleJeopardy Double Jeopardy]]. Halcyon Renard next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Golem Golem]]. Fox next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Upgrade Upgrade]].
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Xanatos next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2DoubleJeopardy Double Jeopardy]]. Halcyon Renard next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Golem Golem]]. Fox next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Upgrade Upgrade]].Upgrade]].
This Episode contains the following Tropes:
* AnAesop: Both about demonstrating accepting responsibility, but also forgiveness.
* ConscienceMakesYouGoBack: Vogel betrays Renard without a second thought, but he doesn't have it in him to leave him to die.
* ContagiousHeroism: When Vogel goes back, he says Renard has that effect on people.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: Renard mentions having been married, as well as how Owen Burnett used to work for him. Fox also reveals she's pregnant.
* HonorBeforeReason: Renard is willing to risk his own life if it means saving innocent lives.
* HumansAreBastards: Why Renard prefers robots to people.
* ItAmusedMe: Renard chastises Fox for her games--saying he'd even give her the company if she just asked.
-->'''Fox:''' Oh, Daddy, you and your integrity. Asking for it wouldn't be any fun at all.
* NeverMyFault: Renard chides Goliath for deflecting blame in Fortress-1's destruction. He knows Xanatos manipulated him, but he says that doesn't mean he's completely blameless.
-->'''Renard:''' You sound like every human employee I ever fired! Crush all of them together and you couldn't squeeze one iota of personal integrity from the lot! No excuses, creature! Learn to take responsibility for your own actions! And STOP whining!\\
'''Goliath:''' A gargoyle doesn't whine! He ROARS!\\
'''Renard:''' [[SarcasmMode I am trembling in my chair.]]
* NotSoDifferent:
-->'''Renard:''' Integrity is never easy. It's a daily struggle, a costly struggle. If you only knew what it cost me: my Anastasia, my Janine.\\
'''Goliath:''' My Angel of the Night.
* ThePowerOfTrust: A recurring theme, as Renard prefers the company of robots to humans.
-->'''Renard:''' Well it seems Mr. Vogel's betrayal has only provided further proof that the human species is devoid of integrity.\\
'''Goliath:''' I disagree. If anything, Vogel's sabotage demonstrates the folly of placing all of one's trust in single-minded automotons. Automotons know nothing of betrayal or honor. They know only what they're programmed to know. Only living beings possess the ability to change, and make new choices. Ultimately, Vogel chose honor.\\
'''Renard:''' ''[smiles]'' Huh, I suppose he did at that. You've given me much to consider.
* TheReveal: The very last scene reveals Fox's connection to Renard, as well as her big news.
* WhamLine:
-->'''Fox:''' ''[places Renard's hand on her stomach]'' Well maybe you'll have better luck relating to the next generation.\\
'''Renard:''' What? What are you--?\\
'''Fox:''' That's right, Dad. You're going to be a grandfather.
This Episode contains the following Tropes:
* AnAesop: Both about demonstrating accepting responsibility, but also forgiveness.
* ConscienceMakesYouGoBack: Vogel betrays Renard without a second thought, but he doesn't have it in him to leave him to die.
* ContagiousHeroism: When Vogel goes back, he says Renard has that effect on people.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: Renard mentions having been married, as well as how Owen Burnett used to work for him. Fox also reveals she's pregnant.
* HonorBeforeReason: Renard is willing to risk his own life if it means saving innocent lives.
* HumansAreBastards: Why Renard prefers robots to people.
* ItAmusedMe: Renard chastises Fox for her games--saying he'd even give her the company if she just asked.
-->'''Fox:''' Oh, Daddy, you and your integrity. Asking for it wouldn't be any fun at all.
* NeverMyFault: Renard chides Goliath for deflecting blame in Fortress-1's destruction. He knows Xanatos manipulated him, but he says that doesn't mean he's completely blameless.
-->'''Renard:''' You sound like every human employee I ever fired! Crush all of them together and you couldn't squeeze one iota of personal integrity from the lot! No excuses, creature! Learn to take responsibility for your own actions! And STOP whining!\\
'''Goliath:''' A gargoyle doesn't whine! He ROARS!\\
'''Renard:''' [[SarcasmMode I am trembling in my chair.]]
* NotSoDifferent:
-->'''Renard:''' Integrity is never easy. It's a daily struggle, a costly struggle. If you only knew what it cost me: my Anastasia, my Janine.\\
'''Goliath:''' My Angel of the Night.
* ThePowerOfTrust: A recurring theme, as Renard prefers the company of robots to humans.
-->'''Renard:''' Well it seems Mr. Vogel's betrayal has only provided further proof that the human species is devoid of integrity.\\
'''Goliath:''' I disagree. If anything, Vogel's sabotage demonstrates the folly of placing all of one's trust in single-minded automotons. Automotons know nothing of betrayal or honor. They know only what they're programmed to know. Only living beings possess the ability to change, and make new choices. Ultimately, Vogel chose honor.\\
'''Renard:''' ''[smiles]'' Huh, I suppose he did at that. You've given me much to consider.
* TheReveal: The very last scene reveals Fox's connection to Renard, as well as her big news.
* WhamLine:
-->'''Fox:''' ''[places Renard's hand on her stomach]'' Well maybe you'll have better luck relating to the next generation.\\
'''Renard:''' What? What are you--?\\
'''Fox:''' That's right, Dad. You're going to be a grandfather.
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Depending on the order of the episodes, Xanatos next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2ThePrice The Price]] (according to the TV broadcasts) or [[Recap/GargoylesS2DoubleJeopardy Double Jeopardy]] (according to the DVD series). Halcyon Renard next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Golem Golem]]. Fox next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Upgrade Upgrade]].
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Depending on the order of the episodes, Xanatos next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2ThePrice The Price]] (according to the TV broadcasts) or [[Recap/GargoylesS2DoubleJeopardy Double Jeopardy]] (according to the DVD series). Halcyon Renard next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Golem]]. Fox next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Upgrade]].
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Depending on the order of the episodes, Xanatos next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2ThePrice The Price]] (according to the TV broadcasts) or [[Recap/GargoylesS2DoubleJeopardy Double Jeopardy]] (according to the DVD series). Halcyon Renard next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Golem]]. [[Recap/GargoylesS2Golem Golem]]. Fox next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Upgrade]].[[Recap/GargoylesS2Upgrade Upgrade]].
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* '''Story Arc''': Xanatos and Fox; Cyberbiotics
* '''Characters''': Goliath, Elisa, David Xanatos, Fox, Halcyon Renard, Preston Vogel
* '''Enemy(ies)''' : Xanatos, Demona, Macbeth
Goliath is worried that Xanatos will sabotage Cyberbiotics' new Air Fortress II, crewed entirely by robots. Halcyon Renard captures Goliath and interrogates him about his involvement in the destruction of Air Fortress I, but when Fortress II's robots go out of control and steer it towards another Cyberbiotics installation, they work together to stop the collision and find out who was responsible for the hijacking: Halcyon Renard's own right-hand man, Preston Vogel, working for Renard's daughter Fox.
Depending on the order of the episodes, Xanatos next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2ThePrice The Price]] (according to the TV broadcasts) or [[Recap/GargoylesS2DoubleJeopardy Double Jeopardy]] (according to the DVD series). Halcyon Renard next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Golem]]. Fox next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Upgrade]].
* '''Characters''': Goliath, Elisa, David Xanatos, Fox, Halcyon Renard, Preston Vogel
* '''Enemy(ies)''' : Xanatos, Demona, Macbeth
Goliath is worried that Xanatos will sabotage Cyberbiotics' new Air Fortress II, crewed entirely by robots. Halcyon Renard captures Goliath and interrogates him about his involvement in the destruction of Air Fortress I, but when Fortress II's robots go out of control and steer it towards another Cyberbiotics installation, they work together to stop the collision and find out who was responsible for the hijacking: Halcyon Renard's own right-hand man, Preston Vogel, working for Renard's daughter Fox.
Depending on the order of the episodes, Xanatos next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2ThePrice The Price]] (according to the TV broadcasts) or [[Recap/GargoylesS2DoubleJeopardy Double Jeopardy]] (according to the DVD series). Halcyon Renard next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Golem]]. Fox next appears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Upgrade]].
