History Series / ReBootTheGuardianCode

* UnexplainedRecovery: [[spoiler:Hexadecimal is somehow alive. No explanation is given at the time, nor does anyone seem surprised.]]

* LukeIAmYourFather: [[spoiler:Austin's father, Adam Carter, has been revealed to be The Soucerer.]]

* ContinuityNod: In the second episode, "Resurrection", During Megabyte's debut scenes, Frisket (or a dog reusing his design) as well as Dot's Diner can be seen. Megabyte also asks the Sourcerer about Bob.
** The huge storm in episode nine of ''The Guardian Code'' is named Hurricane Cecil.
--> ''"Cess-seal!"''

* ContinuityNod: The huge storm in episode nine of ''The Guardian Code'' is named Hurricane Cecil.

** [[spoiler:Then again, this is the Queen of Chaos we're talking about.]]

Teased on and off over half-a-decade, ''The Guardian Code'' spent a long time in DevelopmentHell. Despite early test footage showcasing a more traditional and fully-[=CGI=] continuation about the lives of "little computer people", [[https://www.theverge.com/2015/6/17/8789383/reboot-show-guardian-code-tv-remake the studio couldn't attract the required investors and shelved the project until it was revamped into its current incarnation,]] which takes more inspiration from {{Toku}} series than ''Film/ToyStory''.

* UncannyValley: V.E.R.A. once she gains a human body. Being a computer program, her attempts to act human are ''very'' off.

* ColorCodedForYourConvenicence: The Sourcerer's code is dark purple, [=MegaByte=]'s code is sickly green, and the Guardian's code is light blue. Digitized human blood shows up as red code.

* ArtisticLicense Programming: Using different colored codes to distinguish between normal, dark, and guardian code makes sense. Most programming languages use actual syntax not just lists of numbers.

* MesACrowd: In "Game Day", [=MegaByte=] uses a code replicator to make copies of himself. The copies and the replicator are destroyed when Try tackles the former into the latter, causing it to overload.

* GunshipRescue: In "Emotional Rescue", VERA reveals that the Codec has weapons, which she uses to save the team. Unfortunately, she gets a bit too into it thanks to the emotion plugin she's running and forgets to let them get clear first, nearly killing them by mistake.

Teased on and off over half-a-decade, ''The Guardian Code'' spent a long time in DevelopmentHell. Despite early test footage showcasing a more traditional and fully-[=CGI=] continuation about the lives of "little computer people", [[https://www.theverge.com/2015/6/17/8789383/reboot-show-guardian-code-tv-remake the studio couldn't attract the required investors and shelved the project until it was revamped into its current incarnation]], which takes more inspiration from {{Toku}} series than ''Film/ToyStory''.

* DepartmentOfredundancyDepartment: The Sourcerer has a habit of repeating the same thing in a different way as a VerbalTic.

* HydraProblem: The worm virus doubles if its cut in half. However, it also eats anything, including its copies, so Alex tricks it into eating its own tail and destroying itself.

* UncannyValley: V.E.R.A. [[spoiler: once she gains a human body]]. Being a computer program, her attempts to act human are ''very'' off.

Teased on and off over half-a-decade, ''The Guardian Code'' spent a long time in DevelopmentHell. Despite early test footage showcasing a more traditional and fully-[=CGI=] continuation about the lives of "little computer people", rumor has it the studio couldn't attract the required investors and shelved the project until it was revamped into its current incarnation, which takes more inspiration from {{Toku}} series than ''Film/ToyStory''.

When a hacker named the Sourcerer attacks the United Kingdom's power grid, the artificial intelligence V.E.R.A., Virtual Evolutionary Recombinant Avatar (Hannah Vandenbygaar), recruits four teenagers to enter cyberspace and protect the internet from his viruses. In response, the Sourcerer revives and upgrades [=MegaByte=] (Timothy E. Brummund) to serve as his enforcer. Austin (Ty Wood), Tamra (Sydney Scotia), Parker (Ajay Parikh-Friese), and Trey (Gabriel Darku) have to balance their personal lives with protecting the world from the Sourcerer and [=MegaByte=].