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* AlphabetSoupCans: Really blatant, even by ''VideoGame/{{JumpStart}}'' standards. Most of this game consists of glorified multiple-choice tests.
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* AlphabetSoupCans: Really blatant, even by ''VideoGame/{{JumpStart}}'' ''VideoGame/{{JumpStart|Series}}'' standards. Most of this game consists of glorified multiple-choice tests.
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Obviously, the game for sixth-graders in the ''VideoGame/{{JumpStart}}'' EdutainmentGame series. This is the highest grade level represented in the series.
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Obviously, the game for sixth-graders in the ''VideoGame/{{JumpStart}}'' ''VideoGame/{{JumpStart|Series}}'' EdutainmentGame series. This is the highest grade level represented in the series.
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* AwesomeButTemporary: You only get three pod gadgets at a time, and their effects are temporary.
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* AwesomeButTemporary: You Every five pod points per minigame earns you a pod gadget to ease gameplay, but you only get three pod gadgets at a time, uses before you have to return to base to recharge them, and their effects are temporary. always temporary.
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* GreenAesop: Taken in a very ''WesternAnimation/{{Captain Planet|and the Planeteers}}'' direction, although the villain at least has the excuse of being [[AIIsACrapshoot a computer who went insane]]. There are six {{Mini Game}}s in which you have to correct the damage being done to the Earth and five of them involve fixing environmental damage. The other one is about restoring ancient monuments. Oddly enough, the sixth-grade game in ''VideoGame/TheClueFinders'' series was also rather heavy on this trope. Were Knowledge Adventures and Creator/TheLearningCompany comparing notes or something?
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* GreenAesop: Taken in a very ''WesternAnimation/{{Captain Planet|and the Planeteers}}'' direction, although the villain at least has the excuse of being [[AIIsACrapshoot a computer who went insane]]. There are six {{Mini Game}}s in which you have to correct the damage being done to the Earth and five of them involve fixing environmental damage. The other one is about restoring ancient monuments. Oddly enough, [[VideoGame/TheClueFinders6thGradeAdventuresTheEmpireOfThePlantPeople the sixth-grade game game]] in ''VideoGame/TheClueFinders'' series was also rather heavy on this trope. Were Knowledge Adventures and Creator/TheLearningCompany comparing notes or something?
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* GreenAesop: Taken in a very ''WesternAnimation/{{Captain Planet|and the Planeteers}}'' direction, although the villain at least has the excuse of being [[AIIsACrapshoot a computer who went insane]]. There are six {{Mini Game}}s in which you have to correct the damage being done to the Earth and five of them involve fixing environmental damage. The other one is about restoring ancient monuments. Oddly enough, the sixth-grade game in ''VideoGame/TheClueFinders'' series was also rather heavy on this trope. Were Knowledge Adventures and the Learning Company comparing notes or something?
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* GreenAesop: Taken in a very ''WesternAnimation/{{Captain Planet|and the Planeteers}}'' direction, although the villain at least has the excuse of being [[AIIsACrapshoot a computer who went insane]]. There are six {{Mini Game}}s in which you have to correct the damage being done to the Earth and five of them involve fixing environmental damage. The other one is about restoring ancient monuments. Oddly enough, the sixth-grade game in ''VideoGame/TheClueFinders'' series was also rather heavy on this trope. Were Knowledge Adventures and the Learning Company Creator/TheLearningCompany comparing notes or something?
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* ContinueYourMissionDammit: If you go down into the reprogramming chamber at Earthquest HQ when you have no reason to do so (i.e. when you don't have any robot mooks to reprogram), Zack and Jess will talk non-stop about how they need a robot to reprogram before they can do anything and Uncle Eli will outright ask the player what they are doing down there and tell the player to return to the main screen to choose a mission from the map.
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* ShoutOut: Enos was [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enos_(chimpanzee) a chimpanzee the U.S. sent into space in the early '60s]].
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* ShoutOut: ShoutOut:
** Enos was [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enos_(chimpanzee) a chimpanzee the U.S. sent into space in the early'60s]].'60s]].
** In one of the "failure" meanwhile bits with Enos and A.R.T., Enos is floating around making faces (to A.R.T.'s annoyance). One of the faces Enos makes while goofing around bears a strong resemblance to [[VideoGame/JumpStart2ndGrade C.J.]]
** Enos was [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enos_(chimpanzee) a chimpanzee the U.S. sent into space in the early
** In one of the "failure" meanwhile bits with Enos and A.R.T., Enos is floating around making faces (to A.R.T.'s annoyance). One of the faces Enos makes while goofing around bears a strong resemblance to [[VideoGame/JumpStart2ndGrade C.J.]]
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* NoNameGiven: Zack and Jess's last name is never mentioned. Is it the same as Uncle Eli's last name? Well, we don't know his either, so that's moot anyway.
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* NoNameGiven: Zack and Jess's Jess' last name is never mentioned. Is it the same as Uncle Eli's last name? Well, we don't know his either, so that's moot anyway.
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* BrotherSisterTeam: Zack and Jess, presumably. At least Uncle Eli seems to be uncle to both of them. Technically, that could be possible with them being cousins, but it's a fair guess that they're meant to be siblings, possibly fraternal twins since they seem to be the same age.
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* BrotherSisterTeam: Zack and Jess, presumably. At least Again, Uncle Eli seems to be uncle to both of them. Technically, that could be possible with them being cousins, but it's a fair guess that they're meant to be siblings, possibly fraternal twins since they seem to be the same age.
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* AmbiguouslyRelated: Zack and Jess. At least Uncle Eli seems to be uncle to both of them.
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* LevelUpFillUp: Every time you get five pod points, you not only get three new pod gadgets, but lose any damage sustained by the pod.
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* LevelUpFillUp: Every time you get five pod points, you not only get three new pod gadgets, but you also lose any damage sustained by the pod.
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* LevelUpFillUp: Every time you get five pod points, you not only get three new pod gadgets, but lose any damage sustained by the pod.
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* AwesomeButTemporary: You only get three pod gadgets at a time, and their effects are temporary.
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-->'''A.R.T.:''' I will assemble an army of mechanical monsters to carry out my plan.
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-->'''A.R.T.:''' From that garbage, I will assemble an army of mechanical monsters to carry out my plan.
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* MechanicalMonster: The term A.R.T. actually uses to describe his {{Mooks}}:
-->'''A.R.T.:''' I will assemble an army of mechanical monsters to carry out my plan.
-->'''A.R.T.:''' I will assemble an army of mechanical monsters to carry out my plan.
