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* DreamIntro: "Singularity Event" begins with Jake fantasizing about waltzing with Riya, and enhancing the dance with his stretching. It ends abruptly with Riya asking Jake, [[spoiler:in his dad's voice, if he heard his question]].

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* DieHardOnAnX: "Crisis at the Cleo" has some thieves raid the museum, locking the Flex Fighters and their classmates inside.

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* DieHardOnAnX: "Crisis at the Cleo" has some thieves thieves, the Tech Men, raid the museum, locking the Flex Fighters and their classmates inside.inside.
* DramaticIrony: In a flashback of Riya visiting her parents at their laboratory, Rook praises Riya as part of a generation that will help improve society in the future. [[spoiler:Neither of them probably knew back then that she and her friends would attempt to sabotage his public image in order to do so.]]



* {{Irony}}: In a flashback of Riya visiting her parents at their laboratory, Rook praises Riya as part of a generation that will help improve society in the future. [[spoiler:Neither of them probably knew back then that she and her friends would attempt to sabotage his public image in order to do so.]]
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* MoodWhiplash: "Dreamscapes" gives Omni-Mass a sillier ImagineSpot than those of his teammates, in which he and the Freak Sisters save Ricardo's parents from a DeathTrap, via ThePowerOfRock.[[note]]In contrast, the other dreams show Wingspan helping stop a missile attack, Stretch painting with his MissingMom, and Blindstrike visiting her childhood beach house.[[/note]]

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* MoodWhiplash: "Dreamscapes" "Dr. Dreamscape" gives Omni-Mass a sillier ImagineSpot DreamSequence than those of his teammates, in which he and the Freak Sisters save Ricardo's parents from a DeathTrap, via ThePowerOfRock.[[note]]In contrast, the other dreams show Wingspan helping stop a missile attack, Stretch painting with his MissingMom, and Blindstrike visiting drawing a blade from the sea outside her childhood beach house.[[/note]]
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* BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind: The Flex Fighters face Dr. Dreamscape in the realm of Wingspan's dreams.

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* BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind: The Flex Fighters face Dr. Dreamscape in the realm of inside Wingspan's dreams.DreamLand.
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* BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind: The Flex Fighters face Dr. Dreamscape in the realm of Wingspan's dreams.


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* PinchMe: After Wingspan defeats Dr. Dreamscape in his dream, he asks one of his teammates to pinch him back into reality, which ends up working.
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* MoodWhiplash: "Dreamscapes" gives Omni-Mass a sillier ImagineSpot than those of his teammates, in which he and the Freak Sisters save Ricardo's parents from a DeathTrap, before Ricardo puts on a rock concert.[[note]]In contrast, the other dreams show Wingspan helping stop a missile attack, Stretch painting with his MissingMom, and Blindstrike visiting her childhood beach house.[[/note]]

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* MoodWhiplash: "Dreamscapes" gives Omni-Mass a sillier ImagineSpot than those of his teammates, in which he and the Freak Sisters save Ricardo's parents from a DeathTrap, before Ricardo puts on a rock concert.via ThePowerOfRock.[[note]]In contrast, the other dreams show Wingspan helping stop a missile attack, Stretch painting with his MissingMom, and Blindstrike visiting her childhood beach house.[[/note]]

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* InSpiteOfANail: Regardless of the viewer's choices, "The Breakout" always ends with [[spoiler:Smokestack, Quick Charge, Circuit-Stream, and the Freak Sisters back in jail, and Dr. C forming an alliance with the Flex Fighters. The choices ''do'' influence who exactly captures Smokestack, Quick Charge, and Circuit-Stream (Blindstrike always seems to catch the Freak Sisters), Dr. C's motive for taking the Flex Fighters under her wing, and Multi-Farious' chances of going back to jail.]]



* InSpiteOfANail: Regardless of the viewer's choices, "The Breakout" always ends with [[spoiler:Smokestack, Quick Charge, Circuit-Stream, and the Freak Sisters back in jail, and Dr. C forming an alliance with the Flex Fighters. The choices ''do'' influence who exactly captures Smokestack, Quick Charge, and Circuit-Stream (Blindstrike always seems to catch the Freak Sisters), Dr. C's motive for taking the Flex Fighters under her wing, and Multi-Farious' chances of going back to jail.]]
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* {{Irony}}: In a flashback of Riya visiting her parents at their laboratory, Rook praises Riya as part of a generation that will help improve society in the future. [[spoiler:Neither of them probably knew back then that she'd attempt to sabotage his public image in order to do so.]]

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* {{Irony}}: In a flashback of Riya visiting her parents at their laboratory, Rook praises Riya as part of a generation that will help improve society in the future. [[spoiler:Neither of them probably knew back then that she'd she and her friends would attempt to sabotage his public image in order to do so.]]

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* {{Irony}}: In a flashback of Riya visiting her parents at their laboratory, Rook praises Riya as part of a generation that will help improve society in the future. [[spoiler:Neither of them probably knew back then that she'd attempt to sabotage his public image in order to do so.]]



* MissingMom: Jake's, Rook's, and [[spoiler:Riya's]] respective mothers passed away some time before the show began.

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* MissingMom: Jake's, Rook's, [[spoiler:Riya's]], and [[spoiler:Riya's]] [[spoiler:Rook]]'s respective mothers all passed away some time before the show began.
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* HeroicFireRescue: The Flex Fighters pull one at the beginning of the season two premiere, "The New Normal".
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* CerebusSyndrome: The show switches between fun, lighthearted adventures and more dramatic, intense stories.


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* SignificantDoubleCasting: Creator/KeithDavid, the voice of Malcolm Kane, also voices Number One, the leader of the Tech Men. [[spoiler: They're one and the same.]]
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* NotAnAct: At the end of "Masters of Order", [[spoiler:Stretch finds he assumes falsely that his allies only fake succumbing to the Tech Men's mind control frequency.]]
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* RaceAgainstTheClock: The aptly-named season two finale, "Doomsday Clock", requires Stretch and his allies to depower the villains' MindControl frequency before it reaches 100% power.
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** In episode 20 (season 2, episode 7), [[[spoiler: It is revealed that Kane is actually the leader of the Tech-Men, Number One, and he knew about Rook's double life as Stretch Monster all along.]]

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** In episode 20 (season 2, episode 7), [[[spoiler: [[spoiler: It is revealed that Kane is actually the leader of the Tech-Men, Number One, and he knew about Rook's double life as Stretch Monster all along.]]

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Moving more tropes to the Character sheet, and David Kaye still hasn't completely taken over the role of Stretch Monster.


* CastAsAMask: Stretch Monster is voiced by Miguel Ferrer and David Kaye (with the latter fully assuming the role after the former died) while [[spoiler: Wil Wheaton voices Jonathan Rook.]]

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* CastAsAMask: Stretch Monster is voiced by Miguel Ferrer and David Kaye (with the latter fully assuming the role after the former died) Kaye, while [[spoiler: Wil Wheaton voices Jonathan Rook.]]



* JustifiedCriminal: Episode #9 [[spoiler:paints Brick and Mortar in a sympathetic light, by revealing that they robbed the bank in order to fund their efforts in constructing a teleporter.]]



** In season 2, episode 7, [[[spoiler: It is revealed that Kane is actually the leader of the Tech-Men, Number One, and he knew about Rook's double life as Stretch Monster all along.]]

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** In season episode 20 (season 2, episode 7, 7), [[[spoiler: It is revealed that Kane is actually the leader of the Tech-Men, Number One, and he knew about Rook's double life as Stretch Monster all along.]]



* PowerTrio: We have Jake Armstrong and his friends, Nathan Park and Ricardo Perez.

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* PowerTrio: We have Jake Armstrong and his friends, Nathan Park and Ricardo Perez.

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* {{Foreshadowing}}: The twist in the episode "The Age of Flexarium" was foreshadowed in previous episodes:
** "Online Presence": [[spoiler:Stretch Monster not only knew about Rook's satellite, but when the news announced that Rook Unlimited would be in charge of security, he states that it was according to plan]].
** "Stretchipedes": [[spoiler:Stretch Monster somehow knowing how to reprogram the Stretchipedes shows he somehow knew how they operate. Furthermore, Rook is the one who coins the name "Stretch Monster"]].
** "Crisis At The Cleo": [[spoiler: Rook is outright hostile to the museum security for losing the same Prolotite meteorite Stretch Monster failed to steal]].
** "Endgame": [[spoiler:Stretch Monster somehow knew Blindstrike converted the Prolotite into armor the same time Rook did]].
** And in "The Age of Flexarium" itself: [[spoiler:Rook repeats a line that Stretch Monster used, that people "rarely know what's best for them". Also, the only time Stretch Monster appears on the monitor as the other villains is when Rook is standing in front of it]].



* MoodWhiplash: "Dreamscapes" gives Omni-Mass a sillier ImagineSpot than those of his teammates, in which he and the Freak Sisters save Ricardo's parents from a DeathTrap, before Ricardo puts on a rock concert.[[note]]In contrast, Wingspan, Stretch, and Blindstrike respectively dream of helping stop a missile attack, painting with his MissingMom, and visiting her childhood beach house.[[/note]]

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* MoodWhiplash: "Dreamscapes" gives Omni-Mass a sillier ImagineSpot than those of his teammates, in which he and the Freak Sisters save Ricardo's parents from a DeathTrap, before Ricardo puts on a rock concert.[[note]]In contrast, Wingspan, Stretch, and Blindstrike respectively dream of the other dreams show Wingspan helping stop a missile attack, Stretch painting with his MissingMom, and Blindstrike visiting her childhood beach house.[[/note]]
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* HeadsUpDisplay: The Flex Fighters masks function as this for them.

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* HeadsUpDisplay: The Flex Fighters Fighters' and Blindstrike's masks function as this for them.
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The show also has a double length interactive episode entitled "The Breakout" that takes place in between seasons one and two, which was released on March 13, 2018. Season 2, which is made up of 10 episodes, was released on September 7, 2018.

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The show also has a double length an interactive episode entitled "The Breakout" that takes place in between seasons one and two, which was released on March 13, 2018. Season 2, which is made up of 10 episodes, was released on September 7, 2018.
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Forget the "the", and the title instead refers to the first The Avengers Earths Mightiest Heroes two-parter


* GratuitousDiscoSequence: In "Breakout", if the Flex Fighters choose to fight Smokestack, they can find him in a dance club, dancing to disco music by himself, even wearing a 70's inspired suit. His fun is interrupted by the rival gangs trying to assassinate him and the heroes.

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* GratuitousDiscoSequence: In "Breakout", "The Breakout", if the Flex Fighters choose to fight Smokestack, they can find him in a dance club, dancing to disco music by himself, even wearing a 70's inspired suit. His fun is interrupted by the rival gangs trying to assassinate him and the heroes.
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* ClipItsWings: The plane crash that "killed" Dr. C resulted from [[spoiler:Stretch Monster tearing apart the wing, enraged at Dr. C and the Dashti scientists (the latter of whom, sadly, actually ''did'' get killed) for deciding to find a Hyper-Flexarium cure.]]

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* MidseasonTwist: In episode 7, [[spoiler: Nathan's grandpa reveals to his grandson and Ricardo that he's figured out the Flex Fighters' true identities.]]

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In episode 7, [[spoiler: Nathan's grandpa reveals to his grandson and Ricardo that he's figured out the Flex Fighters' true identities.]]
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* MoodWhiplash: "Dreamscapes" gives Omni-Mass a sillier ImagineSpot than those of his teammates, in which he and the Freak Sisters save Ricardo's parents from a DeathTrap, before Ricardo puts on a rock concert.[[note]]In contrast, Wingspan, Stretch, and Blindstrike respectively dream of helping stop a missile attack, painting with his MissingMom, and visiting her childhood beach house.[[/note]]
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* ShoutOut: In "The Dreamscape" , there's a character named Admiral Vogel, a nod to Hasbro EP and the episode's writer, Michael Vogel.
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* MissingMom: Jake's mother passed away some time before the show began.

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* MissingMom: Jake's mother Jake's, Rook's, and [[spoiler:Riya's]] respective mothers passed away some time before the show began.

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* BittersweetEnding: "The Age of Flexarium" ends more bitter than sweet. The Flex Fighters defeat Stretch Monster, and destroy his army, only to learn [[spoiler: he is Jonathan Rook, their benefactor. Rook frames the Flex Fighters for creating the monster army, and now they are wanted criminals. But at least Dr. C is alive to help them fight Rook, with Blindstrike as well.]]

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* BittersweetEnding: BittersweetEnding:
** The season 1 finale,
"The Age of Flexarium" ends more bitter than sweet.sweet, but it still qualifies. The Flex Fighters defeat Stretch Monster, and destroy his army, only to learn [[spoiler: he is Jonathan Rook, their benefactor. Rook frames the Flex Fighters for creating the monster army, and now they are wanted criminals. But at least Dr. C is alive to help them fight Rook, with Blindstrike as well.]]
** The season 2 finale, "Doomsday Clock", also follows. On the one hand, [[spoiler: the Flex Fighters manage to save everyone from being brainwashed thanks to Erika fully unlocking her powers to save the day, Jake and Riya grow a closer bond as do Nathan and Erika, and while Ricardo still has to move, his parents at least acknowledged he's made new friends, and allow him to live with Nathan's family for the rest of the school year. Kane is also jailed.]] On the other hand, [[spoiler: Rook manages to erase the Flex Fighters' footage of his confession as Stretch Monster, and he knocks out Dr. C with a mysterious gas that's keeping her unconscious. In addition, Officer Reynolds, the only person outside of their circle of friends and family who trusts the Flex Fighters, is tied up and captured, and replaced with a body double.
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* StayingWithFriends: [[spoilers: When the Perezs have to move again for their jobs, they acknowledge that this move is going to be much harder for Ricardo that the previous moves because he finally managed to make some friends at the Academy of Future Leadership. As a result, they strike up a deal with Nathan's family allowing Ricardo to live with them for the remainder of the school year.]]

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* StayingWithFriends: [[spoilers: [[spoiler: When the Perezs have to move again for their jobs, they acknowledge that this move is going to be much harder for Ricardo that the previous moves because he finally managed to make some friends at the Academy of Future Leadership. As a result, they strike up a deal with Nathan's family allowing Ricardo to live with them for the remainder of the school year.]]
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* StayingWithFriends: [[spoilers: When the Perezs have to move again for their jobs, they acknowledge that this move is going to be much harder for Ricardo that the previous moves because he finally managed to make some friends at the Academy of Future Leadership. As a result, they strike up a deal with Nathan's family allowing Ricardo to live with them for the remainder of the school year.]]
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** In season 2, episode 7, [[[spoiler: It is revealed that Kane is actually the leader of the Tech-Men, Number One, and he knew about Rook's double life as Stretch Monster all along.]]
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The show also has a double length interactive episode entitled "The Breakout" that takes place in between seasons one and two.

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The show also has a double length interactive episode entitled "The Breakout" that takes place in between seasons one and two.
two, which was released on March 13, 2018. Season 2, which is made up of 10 episodes, was released on September 7, 2018.

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Hasbro and Netflix now promote the next 10 episodes as a second season


The show also has a double length interactive episode entitled "The Breakout" that takes place after episode #13.

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The show also has a double length interactive episode entitled "The Breakout" that takes place after episode #13.
in between seasons one and two.



* MidseasonTwist:
** In episode 7, [[spoiler: Nathan's grandpa reveals to his grandson and Ricardo that he's figured out the Flex Fighters' true identities.]]
** Episode 13. [[spoiler: Rook and Stretch Monster are one and the same.]]

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* MidseasonTwist:
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MidseasonTwist: In episode 7, [[spoiler: Nathan's grandpa reveals to his grandson and Ricardo that he's figured out the Flex Fighters' true identities.]]
** Episode 13. [[spoiler: Rook and Stretch Monster are one and the same.
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