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* CheapCostume: While his wife and kids have cool supervillain costumes, Harold is stuck with the poorly designed red costume he made in "Supper Villain". When asked about this, his wife points out that [[JustifiedTrope they had more time to prepare]].
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* TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers: While his wife and kids have cool supervillain costumes, Harold is stuck with the poorly designed red costume he made in "Supper Villain". When asked about this, his wife points out that [[JustifiedTrope they had more time to prepare]].
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome:
** When Harold is released from prison, he heads home to make amends with his family. Like in "Supper Villain", Utonium is busy trimming hedges, but this time, he slowly and fearfully backs away after seeing Harold again. Since Harold held the Professor at gunpoint with a blowdryer last time, you can't exactly blame him for this one.
** Marianne thought that destroying the Powerpuff Girls' house would be enough to tear them apart as a family. While the girls and the Professor are noticeably upset by the damage to their home, this does ''not'' cause a rift to their familial bond. Indeed, Buttercup herself says that, at the very least, no one was hurt.
** When Marianne shares her main motivation is revenge for ruining her dinner, the girls point out, to her surprise, it's a poor excuse for everything they've done (from vandalizing their home to openly attacking them and the Professor).
** When Harold is released from prison, he heads home to make amends with his family. Like in "Supper Villain", Utonium is busy trimming hedges, but this time, he slowly and fearfully backs away after seeing Harold again. Since Harold held the Professor at gunpoint with a blowdryer last time, you can't exactly blame him for this one.
** Marianne thought that destroying the Powerpuff Girls' house would be enough to tear them apart as a family. While the girls and the Professor are noticeably upset by the damage to their home, this does ''not'' cause a rift to their familial bond. Indeed, Buttercup herself says that, at the very least, no one was hurt.
** When Marianne shares her main motivation is revenge for ruining her dinner, the girls point out, to her surprise, it's a poor excuse for everything they've done (from vandalizing their home to openly attacking them and the Professor).
