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* DudeWheresMyRespect: Deconstructed. It's clearly shown during the fight against Adonis that Beast Boy has deep anger issues because of the lack of appreciation from the other Titans, and during the fight all of his repressed anger goes out and he totally curb stomps Adonis, much to the shock of the other Titans. His anger only gets worse until he (apparantly) puts Raven into a coma.
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%% Broken Pedestal is misapplied. Nobody really admired Beast Boy to begin with.
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* ClothingDamage: Transformation into the Man-Beast manages to destroy Beast Boy's uniform, something none of his other transformations do.
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* ClothingDamage: Transformation into the Man-Beast manages to destroy Beast Boy's uniform, something none of his other transformations do. Strangely, though, his clothes are fixed when he reverts back.
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The episode tries to make up for underwriting the Aesop via [[GoldenMoment Raven telling Beast Boy outright]] that "knowing when to let the Man-Beast out" is what makes him a man... which is completely irrelevant to what actually happened--Beast Boy only [[HulkingOut hulks out]] under extreme stress, didn't know about the transformation to start with, and even once he does has no control over it. Worse, the episode's climax is two Man-Beasts slugging it out until one eats dirt, which looks almost like [[BrokenAesop a validation of Adonis' thuggish behavior]].
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The episode tries to make up for underwriting the Aesop via [[GoldenMoment [[LessonOfTheDaySpeech Raven telling Beast Boy outright]] that "knowing when to let the Man-Beast out" is what makes him a man... which is completely irrelevant to what actually happened--Beast Boy only [[HulkingOut hulks out]] under extreme stress, didn't know about the transformation to start with, and even once he does has no control over it. Worse, the episode's climax is two Man-Beasts slugging it out until one eats dirt, which looks almost like [[BrokenAesop a validation of Adonis' thuggish behavior]].
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%% THIS IS THE ONLY EXAMPLE OF THE TROPE IN THIS EPISODE. NEITHER MAN-BEAST EXPRESSES SEXUAL INTEREST IN RAVEN.
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* TheAlibi: The only investigation local detective Robin is shown doing is demanding [[EnhancedInterrogationTechniques with increasing hostility]] that Beast Boy remember and explain what happened between him and Raven or else end up in jail. [[IdiotBall Nobody thinks to wait for Raven to recover and explain what happened]].
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* BullyingADragon: Robin suffers a phenomenal case of GenreBlindness during the interrogation scene, when he decides to {{Perp Sweat|ing}} Beast Boy in an attempt to get his teammate to provide himself TheAlibi, even going so far as to prevent Starfire from comforting him. All that stress just makes Beast Boy start HulkingOut again.
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* ConflictBall:
** Robin immediately declaring an attack in the sewer against the Man-Beast was stupid and impulsive, not only because Raven was still in the middle of things, but because the Man-Beast was not actually known to be a threat at the time. Even if Robin was right about it being a threat, [[LeeroyJenkins the Titans were yards away from Raven while the Man-Beast was only inches]].
** Robin's interrogation/trial in the medical bay is a needlessly hostile and highly questionable effort to get an explanation of what actually happened between Beast Boy and Raven after the Man-Beast makes its first appearance. The only thing Robin gets for his trouble is the Man-Beast making a second appearance.
** Robin immediately declaring an attack in the sewer against the Man-Beast was stupid and impulsive, not only because Raven was still in the middle of things, but because the Man-Beast was not actually known to be a threat at the time. Even if Robin was right about it being a threat, [[LeeroyJenkins the Titans were yards away from Raven while the Man-Beast was only inches]].
** Robin's interrogation/trial in the medical bay is a needlessly hostile and highly questionable effort to get an explanation of what actually happened between Beast Boy and Raven after the Man-Beast makes its first appearance. The only thing Robin gets for his trouble is the Man-Beast making a second appearance.
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** Robin immediately declaring an attack inConflictBall: The second act of the sewer against the Man-Beast was stupid and impulsive, not only because Raven was still in the middle of things, but because the Man-Beast was not actually known to be a threat at the time. Even if Robin was right about it being a threat, [[LeeroyJenkins episode is largely marred by the Titans were yards away from Raven while the Man-Beast was only inches]].
** Robin's interrogation/trial in the medical bay is a needlessly hostileand highly questionable effort to get an explanation of what actually happened between Beast Boy being at each others throats over Beast Boy possibly attacking Raven, the Titans acting much more confrontational than usual, and Raven after Beast Boy responding in kind. {{Justified|Trope}} on both fronts, as the Man-Beast makes its first appearance. The only thing Robin gets for Titans are afraid their friend seriously hurt another of their friends and was a danger to himself ''and'' others, while Beast Boy was suffering side affects from his trouble is DNA being affected by the Man-Beast making a second appearance.chemicals he was dosed in and unable to convey his problems properly.
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* DoubleStandard:
** Beast Boy's increasingly out-of-character progression resulting from his chemical exposure parallels Robin's SanitySlippage from "[[Recap/TeenTitansS3E5Haunted Haunted]]", but while the Titans understood OOCIsSeriousBusiness with Robin and tried to help him, they fail to suspect any deeper significance to Beast Boy's behavior until [[HulkingOut it's too late]] and remain confrontational, with Robin at one point telling him to shape up or ''leave''.
** This episode also mirrors "[[Recap/TeenTitansS1E6Nevermore Nevermore]]", with one of the Titans hitting a RageBreakingPoint with a supervillain and remaining hostile the next day. But while the Titans each strive to be accommodating of Raven and how "complicated" she is[[note]]To the point where Beast Boy is made to ''apologize'' for a passing mention of her FreakOut during an overeager attempt to be friendly.[[/note]], they merely find the suddenly aggressive Beast Boy nothing more than a jerkass.
* EasilyCondemned: Despite being part of the Titans for a good while, Beast Boy gets treated harshly by the rest of the Titans, especially Robin when he starts becoming uncharacteristically aggressive after his dip in the chemicals.
** Beast Boy's increasingly out-of-character progression resulting from his chemical exposure parallels Robin's SanitySlippage from "[[Recap/TeenTitansS3E5Haunted Haunted]]", but while the Titans understood OOCIsSeriousBusiness with Robin and tried to help him, they fail to suspect any deeper significance to Beast Boy's behavior until [[HulkingOut it's too late]] and remain confrontational, with Robin at one point telling him to shape up or ''leave''.
** This episode also mirrors "[[Recap/TeenTitansS1E6Nevermore Nevermore]]", with one of the Titans hitting a RageBreakingPoint with a supervillain and remaining hostile the next day. But while the Titans each strive to be accommodating of Raven and how "complicated" she is[[note]]To the point where Beast Boy is made to ''apologize'' for a passing mention of her FreakOut during an overeager attempt to be friendly.[[/note]], they merely find the suddenly aggressive Beast Boy nothing more than a jerkass.
* EasilyCondemned: Despite being part of the Titans for a good while, Beast Boy gets treated harshly by the rest of the Titans, especially Robin when he starts becoming uncharacteristically aggressive after his dip in the chemicals.
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** Beast Boy gets doused in chemicals and nobody thinks to examine what kind of chemicals they are, run any tests, or take any safety measures until ''after'' he's turned into a monster.
** Beast Boy gets doused in chemicals one night and the very next morning shows a radical change in his personality and habits. Nobody--''nobody''--recognizes OOCIsSeriousBusiness until much later.
** [[FailedASpotCheck Nobody notices the Gym has been completely mauled and the only one to enter has been Beast Boy]].
** Beast Boy gets doused in chemicals and nobody thinks to examine what kind of chemicals they are, run any tests, or take any safety measures until ''after'' he's turned into a monster.
** Beast Boy gets doused in chemicals one night and the very next morning shows a radical change in his personality and habits. Nobody--''nobody''--recognizes OOCIsSeriousBusiness until much later.
** [[FailedASpotCheck Nobody notices the Gym has been completely mauled and the only one to enter has been Beast Boy]].
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**IdiotBall: Beast Boy gets doused in chemicals and nobody thinks to examine what kind of chemicals they are, run any tests, or take any safety measures until ''after'' he's turned into a monster.
** Beast Boy gets doused in chemicals one night and the very next morning shows a radical change in his personality and habits. Nobody--''nobody''--recognizes OOCIsSeriousBusiness until much later.
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** Beast Boy gets doused in chemicals one night and the very next morning shows a radical change in his personality and habits. Nobody--''nobody''--recognizes OOCIsSeriousBusiness until much later.
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** Robin demands Beast Boy give him an immediate explanation of what happened lest Beast Boy be thrown in jail despite Beast Boy's shaky condition making him an obviously UnreliableExpositor at best. Nobody thinks to wait for Raven to wake up and provide her own account.
** Robin deliberately adds stress to an unstable teammate with a SuperpoweredEvilSide [[TemptingFate in a cramped room with both expensive, fragile medical equipment and a vulnerable teammate nearby]].
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** Raven taunts Beast Boy for having a FreakOut at Adonis' expense, never mind the fact that her own previous fits of temper have resulted in the MindRape of Dr. Light and Beast Boy's breakfast exploding in his face. It's also particularly unkind in that this episode follows "Spellbound", which ended with Beast Boy's "you don't have to be alone" speech.
** Beast Boy following the fight with Adonis, being variously rude, surly, hyper-sensitive, and generally loutish in every encounter he has with another titan. Vaguely justified, despite his claim that "this is who I am now", by the fact that [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness his change in personality is tied into his chemical exposure and transformation into the Man-Beast]].
** Robin conducts his interrogation of Beast Boy in a needlessly "serious" (read: aggressive and demanding) fashion and in general, he acts uncharacteristically mean and careless towards Beast Boy and seems to treat him far harsher in this episode than he usually does.
** Raven taunts Beast Boy for having a FreakOut at Adonis' expense, never mind the fact that her own previous fits of temper have resulted in the MindRape of Dr. Light and Beast Boy's breakfast exploding in his face. It's also particularly unkind in that this episode follows "Spellbound", which ended with Beast Boy's "you don't have to be alone" speech.
** Beast Boy following the fight with Adonis, being variously rude, surly, hyper-sensitive, and generally loutish in every encounter he has with another titan. Vaguely justified, despite his claim that "this is who I am now", by the fact that [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness his change in personality is tied into his chemical exposure and transformation into the Man-Beast]].
** Robin conducts his interrogation of Beast Boy in a needlessly "serious" (read: aggressive and demanding) fashion and in general, he acts uncharacteristically mean and careless towards Beast Boy and seems to treat him far harsher in this episode than he usually does.
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* JerkassBall:
** Raven taunts Beast Boy for having a FreakOut at Adonis' expense, never mind the fact that her own previous fits of temper have resulted in the MindRape of Dr. Light and Beast Boy's breakfast exploding in his face. It's also particularly unkind in that this episode follows "Spellbound", which ended with Beast Boy's "you don't have to be alone" speech.
**JerkassBall: Beast Boy following the fight with Adonis, being variously rude, surly, hyper-sensitive, and generally loutish in every encounter he has with another titan. Vaguely justified, despite his claim that "this is who I am now", by the fact that [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness his change in personality is tied into his chemical exposure and transformation into the Man-Beast]].
** Robin conducts his interrogation of Beast Boy in a needlessly "serious" (read: aggressive and demanding) fashion and in general, he acts uncharacteristically mean and careless towards Beast Boy and seems to treat him far harsher in this episode than he usually does.Man-Beast]].
** Raven taunts Beast Boy for having a FreakOut at Adonis' expense, never mind the fact that her own previous fits of temper have resulted in the MindRape of Dr. Light and Beast Boy's breakfast exploding in his face. It's also particularly unkind in that this episode follows "Spellbound", which ended with Beast Boy's "you don't have to be alone" speech.
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** Robin conducts his interrogation of Beast Boy in a needlessly "serious" (read: aggressive and demanding) fashion and in general, he acts uncharacteristically mean and careless towards Beast Boy and seems to treat him far harsher in this episode than he usually does.
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* MotiveEqualsConclusiveEvidence: The Titans judge from Beast Boy's vicious confrontation with Raven that the Man-Beast attacked Raven and means her even more harm, though all the actual evidence--Raven's [[BloodlessCarnage healing trance]] and maybe signs of struggle in Beast Boy's room--is purely circumstantial and nothing definitively proves that interpretation. Robin nonetheless demands that Beast Boy provide himself TheAlibi or go to jail.
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* TheFriendNobodyLikes: Downplayed. Despite Beast Boy exhibiting clear signs of emotional problems, the Titans express no serious concern for his welfare; Robin even tells Beast Boy that if he wants to maintain his negative attitude then he should isolate himself because nobody wants to deal with him.
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* RuleOfSymbolism: Beast Boy repeatedly transforms into his less often seen sasquatch form prior to his first transformation into the Man-Beast, all while acting more and more like a jerk. This represents him slowly giving in to his more basic, monstrous impulses before finally transforming into a monster for real.
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* IKnowYoureInThereSomewhereFight: At one point Cyborg tries to talk the Man-Beast down when he has him at cannon-point, and it seems to work for a second when its eyes droop and it lets out a little whine. Unfortunately, Robin's arrival spooked it into taking off once again.
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* BigfootSasquatchAndYeti: This episode features the most appearances of Beast Boy's sasquatch-like form, first when he begins he beatdown of Adonis in the opener, then while lifting weights in the gym, [[RuleOfThree then again]] when he nearly attacks Raven.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: When the Titans confront the Man-Beast in the sewer, they're apparently too shocked by the sight of it carrying Raven to notice the way it gently lays her down. The second time it appears, they likewise misinterpret its intentions when it goes over to examine Raven's prone body in concern. The Man-Beast was actually protecting Raven, who was attacked by something else.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: When the Titans confront the Man-Beast in the sewer, they're apparently too shocked by the sight of it carrying Raven to notice the way it gently lays her down. The second time it appears, they likewise misinterpret its intentions when it goes over to examine Raven's prone body in concern. The Man-Beast was actually protecting Raven, who was attacked by something else. Indeed, once it sniffs Raven and picks up the scent of the other Man-Beast it makes no more attempt to approach her, instead fleeing to track down the one who hurt her.
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* RewatchBonus: On a repeat viewing it becomes more apparent that Beast Boy's Man-Beast was trying to protect Raven from Adonis' Man-Beast, particularly with the scene in the infirmary, where once it sniff her and pick's up Adonis' scent it makes no further moves to approach her.
* RuleOfSymbolism: Beast Boy repeatedly transforms into his less often seen sasquatch form prior to his first transformation into the Man-Beast, all while acting more and more like a jerk. This represents him slowly giving in to his more basic, monstrous impulses before finally transforming into a monster for real.
* RuleOfSymbolism: Beast Boy repeatedly transforms into his less often seen sasquatch form prior to his first transformation into the Man-Beast, all while acting more and more like a jerk. This represents him slowly giving in to his more basic, monstrous impulses before finally transforming into a monster for real.
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* MisplacedRetribution: Beast Boy blowing up at Raven is this. While it's true that Raven often belittles him, she does that to ''all'' of her friends, not just him, and nobody had a massive issue with it before, not even Beast Boy. Even then, that particular instance was caused by Raven bumping into him by accident while reading and apologizing for it, only taking back the apology because Beast Boy rudely told her to watch where she's going. It didn't help matters that BB was looking ahead and ''could'' have moved out of the way, but chose not to.
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%% There's no rape subtext here. The Titans clearly believe Beast Boy has attacked Raven, so the matter of assault isn't subtext, and there's no preexisting sexual content between Beast Boy and Raven to insist that this particular flavor of assault is subtext for the matter of assault.
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* VisualPun: Beast Boy turns into an overly macho and aggressive jerk because he got doused in toxic chemicals. It's ''toxic masculinity.''
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* DarkerAndEdgier: For an episode focusing on [[PluckyComicRelief Beast Boy]], this episode is much darker than the usual flair of Beast Boy centric episodes and can even be considered one of the darkest and most serious episodes in the entire series. The general atmosphere of this episode feels a lot more dark and serious too along with the background music having a lot more creepy and dark ambience. And outside of the beginning fight with Adonis, there's not that much comedy in this episode either.
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* DarkerAndEdgier: For an episode focusing on [[PluckyComicRelief Beast Boy]], this episode is much darker than the usual flair of Beast Boy centric episodes and can even be considered one of the darkest and most serious episodes in the entire series. The general atmosphere of this episode feels a lot more dark and serious too along with the background music sometimes having a lot more creepy and dark ambience. And outside of the beginning fight with Adonis, there's not that much comedy in this episode either.
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* DarkerAndEdgier: For an episode focusing on [[PluckyComicRelief Beast Boy]], this episode is much darker than the usual flair of Beast Boy centric episodes and can even be considered one of the darkest and most serious episodes in the entire series. The general atmosphere of this episode feels a lot more dark and serious too along with the background music having a lot more creepy and dark ambience. There's And outside of the beginning fight with Adonis, there's not that much comedy in this episode either.
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** Robin conducts his interrogation of Beast Boy in a needlessly "serious" (read: aggressive and demanding) fashion.
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* DarkerAndEdgier: For an episode focusing on [[PluckyComicRelief Beast Boy]], this episode is much darker than the usual flair of Beast Boy centric episodes and can even be considered one of the darkest and most serious episodes in the entire series. The general atmosphere of this episode feels a lot more dark and serious too along with the background music having a lot more creepy and dark ambience. There's not that much comedy in this episode either.
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* DarkerAndEdgier: For an episode focusing on [[PluckyComicRelief Beast Boy]], this episode is much darker than the usual flair of Beast Boy centric episodes and can even be considered one of the darkest and most serious episodes in the entire series. The general atmosphere of this episode feels a lot more dark and serious too along with the background music being having a lot more creepy and dark in terms of ambience.
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* DarkerAndEdgier: For an episode focusing on [[PluckyComicRelief Beast Boy]], this episode is much darker than the usual flair of Beast Boy centric episodes and can even be considered one of the darkest and most serious episodes in the entire series. The general atmosphere of this episode feels a lot more dark and serious too along with the background music being a lot more creepy and dark in terms of ambience.
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* DarkerAndEdgier: For an episode focusing on [[PluckyComicRelief Beast Boy]], this episode is much darker than the usual flair of Beast Boy centric episodes and could can even be considered one of the darkest and most serious episodes in the entire series.
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* DarkerAndEdgier: For an episode focusing on [[PluckyComicRelief Beast Boy]], this episode is a much darker than the usual flair of Beast Boy centric episodes and could even be considered one of the darkest and most serious episodes in the entire series.
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* DarkerAndEdgier: For an episode focusing on [[PluckyComicRelief Beast Boy]], this episode is a much darker than the usual flair of Beast Boy centric episodes and could even be considered one of the most darkest and most serious episodes in the entire series.
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->'''Beast Boy:''' I'm not a man... I'm an ''animal''!
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->'''Beast Boy:''' I'm not a man... I'm an ''animal''!
''animal!''
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->'''Beast Boy:''' I'm not a man ... I'm an animal!
->'''Beast Boy:''' I'm not a man ... I'm an animal!
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->'''Adonis:''' What's the matter, wimp? wuss? Don't you know how to fight like a man?
->'''Beast Boy:''' I'm not aman ... man... I'm an animal!
''animal''!
->'''Beast Boy:''' I'm not a
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* AbhorrentAdmirer: During the opening fight, Adonis--in the middle of his Manly Man act--pins Raven to the floor and [[YouGotSpunk tries to flirt with her]], which she responds to by flinging furniture at him.
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* AbhorrentAdmirer: During the opening fight, Adonis--in the middle of his Manly Man act--pins Raven to the floor and [[YouGotSpunk tries to flirt with her]], her, which she responds to by flinging furniture at him.
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%% Sorry, but the only scene even remotely indicative of sexual interaction is the YouGotSpunk moment in the Adonis fight. If you can prove that Beast Boy has an official sexual attraction to Raven during or prior to this episode, then you can tell us about how the episode wants us to think his inner beast wants to rape her, but not until then.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: When the Titans confront the Man-Beast in the sewer, they're apparently too shocked by the sight of it carrying Raven to notice the way it gently lays her down. The second time it appears, they likewise misinterpret its intentions when it goes over to examine Raven's prone body in concern. [[spoiler:The Man-Beast was actually protecting Raven, who was attacked by something else]].
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: When the Titans confront the Man-Beast in the sewer, they're apparently too shocked by the sight of it carrying Raven to notice the way it gently lays her down. The second time it appears, they likewise misinterpret its intentions when it goes over to examine Raven's prone body in concern. [[spoiler:The The Man-Beast was actually protecting Raven, who was attacked by something else]].else.
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* MonsterDelay: The episode holds off from revealing the existence of the [[spoiler:second]] second Man-Beast until Raven recovers, with only the sparsest {{Foreshadowing}} indicating that Raven's injuries weren't caused by Beast Boy.
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** The [[spoiler:second]] second Man-Beast has another example, [[spoiler:apparently apparently seeking the first out for a rematch for the CurbStompBattle Beast Boy gave Adonis, which was the fight Raven was caught up in]].in.
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* FantasticLightSource: While Robin, Cyborg and Starfire troes searching for Raven and Beast Boy in the sewers, Robin and Cyborg uses torchlights. Star on the other hand uses a starbolt.
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* SlapSlapKiss: {{Downplayed}}. Beast Boy and Raven reach an unusually high pitch of animosity in this episode (mostly due to Beast Boy being NotHimself following his chemical bath), but once the Man-Beast actually manifests, it's chief concern is to protect Raven from harm.
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* SlapSlapKiss: {{Downplayed}}. Beast Boy and Raven reach an unusually high pitch of animosity in this episode (mostly due to Beast Boy being NotHimself following his chemical bath), but once the Man-Beast actually manifests, it's its chief concern is to protect Raven from harm.
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this trope fits better
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* BalefulPolymorph: Beast Boy is positively grief-stricken at the thought he might have turned into a monster and hurt Raven.
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* InvoluntaryShapeshifting: Beast Boy is positively grief-stricken at the thought he might have turned into a monster and hurt Raven.
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Misuse; an Expy cannot combine traits from multiple characters.
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* {{Expy}}: While the episode was officially inspired by ''Film/AnAmericanWerewolfInLondon'', the Man-Beast itself is a composite of the ''Comicbook/IncredibleHulk'' and ''VideoGame/StreetFighter'''s Blanka--the FinalBattle even sees the Man-Beast lift a RollingAttack straight from Blanka's movelist.
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* TheNotLoveInterest: Beast Boy and Raven for each other--the sole PersonalityRemnant of Beast Boy's when in Man-Beast form is the desire to protect Raven (it doesn't even appear to ''recognize'' any of the other Titans), and Raven is the one who comes to comfort Beast Boy during the ''denouement''.
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* TheNotLoveInterest: Beast Boy and Raven for each other--the Beast Boy--the sole PersonalityRemnant of Beast Boy's when in Man-Beast form is the desire to protect Raven (it her (he doesn't even appear to ''recognize'' any of even recognize the other Titans), and Raven is the one who comes to comfort Beast Boy during the ''denouement''.
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* BullyingTheDragon: Robin's needlessly harsh interrogation of Beast Boy makes the episode's conflict only go FromBadToWorse.
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* BullyingTheDragon: Robin's needlessly harsh BullyingADragon: Robin suffers a phenomenal case of GenreBlindness during the interrogation of scene, when he decides to {{Perp Sweat|ing}} Beast Boy in an attempt to get his teammate to provide himself TheAlibi, even going so far as to prevent Starfire from comforting him. All that stress just makes the episode's conflict only go FromBadToWorse.Beast Boy start HulkingOut again.
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** The facility where Adonis and the Titans fight at the start of the episode, what the vats of chemicals are, and why anyone is even there in the first place is never detailed.
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** The facility where Adonis and the Titans fight at the start of the episode, what the vats of chemicals inside are, and why anyone is even there in the first place is are never detailed.
