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* YourSizeMayVary: Shiny is normally smaller than Thunder, but sometimes they're the same size. In "Upgrades", Shiny changes size mid-episode to be the same as Thunder and in "Defying Gravity, Bro", they are both consistently the same size.
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* NoodleIncident: In "Upgrades", Alex recalls Sarge as being "the one who built the crazy washing machine". This isn't elaborated on at all.
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* FaintInShock: In "Gone and Back Again", Shiny faints after Alex tells him that he's been gone for 10 years.
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* SecondLawMyAss: Shiny repeatedly goes against Alex's orders in favor of doing what he thinks is right. Usually fighting Kaiju solo, which doesn't end well.
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** "Inside Job" is another example, wherein not only are some events played for gross-out humor, but many of the main events vacillate between being played for genuine survival horror and straight-up BlackComedy.
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** "Inside Job" "Inner Space" is another example, wherein not only are some events played for gross-out humor, but many of the main events vacillate between being played for genuine survival horror and straight-up BlackComedy.
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* GeniusesHaveMultiplePhDs: Exaggerated with Dr. Alex Rose, a renowned TeenGenius who earned [=fourteen PhDs=], thirty-two Masters Degrees, and a hundred and twelve Associate's Degrees by the age of three.
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* GreenEyedMonster: In "Upgrades", Shiny is driven by jealousy for Thunder to accept unauthorized upgrades from Sarge, which end up turning him evil.
* GeniusesHaveMultiplePhDs: Exaggerated with Dr. Alex Rose, a renowned TeenGenius who earned[=fourteen PhDs=], fourteen [=PhDs=], thirty-two Masters Degrees, and a hundred and twelve Associate's Degrees by the age of three.
* GeniusesHaveMultiplePhDs: Exaggerated with Dr. Alex Rose, a renowned TeenGenius who earned
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* ImpossiblyGracefulGiant: Shiny and Thunder both fall victim to this trope, but Shiny is a special case. There are many scenes where he prances around and even performs parkour.
* ImpossiblyGracefulGiant: Every colossal being in the show falls victim to this trope, but Shiny exaggerates it by sprinting around and even doing parkour.
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** In "Inner Space," a random character is sneezed on and yells "[[Film/{{Clerks}} This is supposed to be my day off!]]"
* SickEpisode: '': In the episode [[spoiler: "Inner Space," Shiny and Thunder both appear to become sick after Kaiju mites infest their systems. Complete with Thunder outwardly violating TV Tropes' How to Not Fall Victim to a Sick Episode guide]]. (This also pertains to the GlitchEpisode trope.)
* SickEpisode: '': In the episode [[spoiler: "Inner Space," Shiny and Thunder both appear to become sick after Kaiju mites infest their systems. Complete with Thunder outwardly violating TV Tropes' How to Not Fall Victim to a Sick Episode guide]]. (This also pertains to the GlitchEpisode trope.)
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** In "Inner Space," Space", a random character is sneezed on and yells "[[Film/{{Clerks}} This is supposed to be my day off!]]"
* SickEpisode:'': In the episode [[spoiler: "Inner Space," Space", Shiny and Thunder are infected after fighting a parasite ridden Kaiju, which causes them both appear to become sick after Kaiju mites infest their systems. Complete with Thunder outwardly violating TV Tropes' How to Not Fall Victim to sick. In Thunder's case, it's more of a Sick Episode guide]]. (This also pertains to the GlitchEpisode trope.)GlitchEpisode.
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* SoftSpokenSadist: The alien spy is usally calm and collected while taking great joy in harming others. Her voice is rarely louder than a raspy whisper.
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* SoftSpokenSadist: The alien spy is usally usually calm and collected while taking great joy in harming others. Her voice is rarely louder than a raspy whisper.
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: When Colonel Creed wonders to Alex why she can't access Shiny's weapons or remember how she designed him (despite being a child prodigy), Alex has a [[JustifiedTrope sound argument]] for that. Her brain isn't the same shape as it was when she was 3. In the last 10 years, it's grown and developed. She even makes a pointed observation that recalling specific early childhood memories are difficult (even for child prodigies).
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: When Colonel Creed wonders to Alex why she can't access Shiny's weapons or remember how she designed him (despite being a child prodigy), Alex has a [[JustifiedTrope sound argument]] for that. Her brain isn't the same shape as it was when she was 3. In the last 10 years, it's grown and developed. She even makes a pointed observation that recalling specific early childhood memories are difficult (even for child prodigies).
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* ImpossiblyGracefulGiant: Shiny and Thunder both fall victim to this trope, but Shiny is a special case. There are many scenes where he prances around and even performs parkour.
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* WouldHurtAChild: While the alien spy "merely" slaps Alex for being smug in front of her boss, Overlord Master flat out shocks Alex with his lightning powers as punishment.
** Through the alien spy was originally planning to just kill her in episode Road Trip and only changed her minds once she learned about her parentage.
** Through the alien spy was originally planning to just kill her in episode Road Trip and only changed her minds once she learned about her parentage.
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* WouldHurtAChild: While the alien spy "merely" slaps Alex for being smug in front of her boss, Overlord Master flat out shocks electrocutes Alex with his lightning powers as punishment.
**Through Though the alien spy was originally planning to just kill her in the episode Road Trip "Road Trip" and only changed her minds mind once she learned about her Alex's parentage.
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* BlackComedy: The show will indulge in a bit of this every once in a while. For example, in the first episode, a careless reporter, who's doing more criticizing than reporting, ends up getting acid-sprayed by the Kaiju, turning him into a standing skeleton who drops his perfectly intact mic. (The shot of which is featured among the episode's credits.) As an ambulance pulls up behind him, he only had one more thing to say after that:
--> "''That stings''"...
--> "''That stings''"...
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* FunWithAcronyms: This show has several such as:
** C.H.I.P.S. ('''C'''enter for '''H'''uman '''I'''nterface '''P'''rotection and '''S'''upport)
** G.W.A.K. ('''G'''lobal '''W'''ar '''A'''gainst '''K'''aijus; pronounced "guac")
** And later P.O.O.P. ('''P'''neumatic '''O'''perating '''O'''verseer '''P'''ragmatition)
** C.H.I.P.S. ('''C'''enter for '''H'''uman '''I'''nterface '''P'''rotection and '''S'''upport)
** G.W.A.K. ('''G'''lobal '''W'''ar '''A'''gainst '''K'''aijus; pronounced "guac")
** And later P.O.O.P. ('''P'''neumatic '''O'''perating '''O'''verseer '''P'''ragmatition)
