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* AdaptationalJobChange: While in the comics before becoming Metamorpho, Mason was an archeologist, in the show he is a former marine turned businessman.
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* BaitAndSwitch: At the end of the episode, it seems like the synthoid is reforming as the Justice League gets to fight it again, then it turns out what was really reforming was Metamorpho himself.
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* CreateYourOwnHero: After Mason is turned into Metamorpho by Stagg, the latter does what can to keep anyone else from going through what happened to him.
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* CreateYourOwnHero: After Mason is turned into Metamorpho by Stagg, the latter he does what he can to keep anyone else from going through what happened to him.
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* SmallRoleBigImpact: The train attendant who took the briefcase with mutagen samples inside it from Java. If he hadn't taken the briefcase, the train wouldn't have crashed and causing the events of the episode, including Mason becoming Metamorpho, to unfold.
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* CreateYourOwnHero: After Mason is turned into Metamorpho by Stagg, the latter does what can to keep anyone else from going through what happened to him.
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* PoorCommunicationKills: Stagg attempts this by showing Rex showing pictures of Sapphire kissing Green Lantern out of context to get him off his trail. After already picking a fight with the Justice League, he then confronts Sapphire about it, only to reassure her love, which helps him realize the truth. He just rushes off to find Stagg without telling Sapphire, but he does explain to Green Lantern once he finds him, warning how they need to stop the synthoid.
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* PoorCommunicationKills: Stagg attempts this by showing Rex showing pictures of Sapphire kissing Green Lantern out of context to get him off his trail. After already picking a fight with the Justice League, he then confronts Sapphire about it, only to reassure it. She reassures him of her her love, which helps him realize the truth. He just then rushes off to find Stagg without telling Sapphire, but Sapphire. Once he does explain to finds Green Lantern once he finds him, warning how explains and warns that they need to stop the synthoid.
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* {{Homage}}: The entire final sequence with the synthoid is an homage to Film/KingKong, as the creature stomps through the city, snatches a pretty blonde and [[KingKongclimb climbs up a building]] that looks suspiciously like the Empire State Building. Lampshaded by Mason, who remarks, "What I wouldn't give for a couple of biplanes right about now."
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* {{Homage}}: The entire final sequence with the synthoid is an homage to Film/KingKong, as the creature stomps through the city, snatches a pretty blonde and [[KingKongclimb [[KingKongClimb climbs up a building]] that looks suspiciously like the Empire State Building. Lampshaded by Mason, who remarks, "What I wouldn't give for a couple of biplanes right about now."
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* LetsYouAndHimFight: Stagg tricks Mason into believing that John and Sapphire were having an affair to get him to attack John (and eventually fight the rest of the league) in order to get video footage of what the Metamorpho mutagen was capable of.
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* HeKnowsTooMuch: Apart from trying to stop him for taking Sapphire, Stagg used Rex as the guinea pig for his mutagen because he was nosing about the project.
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* HeKnowsTooMuch: Apart from trying to stop him for taking Sapphire, Stagg used Rex as the guinea pig for his mutagen because he was nosing getting nosy about the project.
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* ArmorPiercingSlap: When Metamorpho get slapped by Sapphire, somehow it hurts him enough to cause him to grunt. Earlier, he was shown to be capable of withstanding bullets, missiles, and even blows from several members of the Justice League, including Superman himself. Possibly justified as ''emotional'' hurt, given his love for Sapphire.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: When Mason presses Stagg about the company's involvement with the earlier train accident, Stagg warns him to leave it alone, insinuating "I made you, and I can ''un''make you just as easily..." In a sinister way, this lets the audience know Stagg won't be above "unmaking" Mason into Metamorpho, a threat which he makes good on when he learns he's going out with Sapphire.
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* MirrorReveal: After falling prey to the accident Stagg staged for him, Mason wakes up in the hospital. From his viewpoint, Sapphire rushes into his room, only to faint at the sight of him. He doesn't realize the drastic extent the accident changed his appearance until he walks over to the mirror in his room...
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Is this a coy way to write an example or overused?
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** A man survives a train accident that becomes his superhero origin. Is this referring to Mason or the other Green Lantern Alan Scott?
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** A man survives a train accident that becomes his superhero origin. Is this referring to Mason or This references the origin of the other Green Lantern Alan Scott?Scott.
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* WhatTheHellHero: Sapphire calls out Rex for believing that John would betray him and that she would two-time Rex.
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* {{Homage}}/KingKongClimb: The entire final sequence with the synthoid is an homage to Film/KingKong, as the creature stomps through the city, snatches a pretty blonde and climbs up a building that looks suspiciously like the Empire State Building. Lampshaded by Mason, who remarks, "What I wouldn't give for a couple of biplanes right about now."
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* {{Homage}}/KingKongClimb: {{Homage}}: The entire final sequence with the synthoid is an homage to Film/KingKong, as the creature stomps through the city, snatches a pretty blonde and [[KingKongclimb climbs up a building building]] that looks suspiciously like the Empire State Building. Lampshaded by Mason, who remarks, "What I wouldn't give for a couple of biplanes right about now."
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* ModestyTowel[=/=]TheissTitillationTheory: When Green Lantern first meets Sapphire, she's just out of the shower and wearing nothing but a towel.
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* ModestyTowel[=/=]TheissTitillationTheory: ModestyTowel: When Green Lantern first meets Sapphire, she's just out of the shower and wearing nothing but a towel.
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* [[GetAHoldOfYourselfMan Pull Yourself Together]]: How Rex recovers after he destroys the synthoid.
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* [[GetAHoldOfYourselfMan Pull Yourself Together]]: PullingThemselvesTogether: How Rex recovers after he destroys the synthoid.
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** Green Lantern wonders what it would've been like to be a rich executive with lots of perks, while Rex would've loved to be a superhero. They're unaware that a certain pointy-eared member of the League happens to be both.
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** Green Lantern wonders what it would've been like to be a rich executive with lots of perks, while Rex would've loved to be a superhero. They're unaware that a certain [[Franchise/{{Batman}} pointy-eared member of the League League]] happens to be both.
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* ShoutOut: When the train starts to derail, Mason quotes (or rather [[BeamMeUpScotty misquotes]]) Bette Davis' famous line from ''Film/AllAboutEve'': "Fasten your seatbelts, it's going to be a bumpy ride!"
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* ShoutOut: ShoutOut:
** When the train starts to derail, Mason quotes (or rather [[BeamMeUpScotty misquotes]]) Bette Davis' famous line from ''Film/AllAboutEve'': "Fasten your seatbelts, it's going to be a bumpy ride!"
** When the train starts to derail, Mason quotes (or rather [[BeamMeUpScotty misquotes]]) Bette Davis' famous line from ''Film/AllAboutEve'': "Fasten your seatbelts, it's going to be a bumpy ride!"
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* ArmorPiercingSlap: When Metamorpho get slapped by Sapphire, somehow it hurts him enough to cause him to grunt. Earlier, he was shown to be capable of withstanding bullets, missiles, and even blows from several members of the Justice League, including Superman himself.
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* ArmorPiercingSlap: When Metamorpho get slapped by Sapphire, somehow it hurts him enough to cause him to grunt. Earlier, he was shown to be capable of withstanding bullets, missiles, and even blows from several members of the Justice League, including Superman himself. Possibly justified as ''emotional'' hurt, given his love for Sapphire.
