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* WinYourFreedom: The pygmy tribe in "Forty Fathoms Into Yesterday" invoke this to have Hadji fight their champion.

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* WinYourFreedom: The pygmy tribe in "Forty Fathoms Into Yesterday" invoke this to have Hadji fight their champion. Hadji wins but the whole thing turns out to have been a distraction to keep the Quest crew in one place for the main villain to capture them.
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* FishPerson: The Reptilian. Despite supposedly being part dinosaur, he resembles a moray eel more than anything.

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* FishPerson: The Reptilian. Despite supposedly being part dinosaur, he resembles a moray eel more than anything. In fact, he could pass as an {{Expy}} of the monster that featured in the 60's series episode "The Sea Haunt".
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The young hero WesternAnimation/JonnyQuest returns in the 80s for this second series (or season, if you are so inclined). In differentiating the two this is often called ''The New Adventures of Jonny Quest''.

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The young hero WesternAnimation/JonnyQuest returns in the 80s TheEighties for this second series (or season, if you are so inclined). In differentiating the two this is often called ''The New Adventures of Jonny Quest''.
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* SkunkStripe: Dr. Phorbus in "Peril of the Reptilian" has two white stripes through his otherwise jet black hair.

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* MysticalIndia: Hadji could perform snake charming with his flute, had the fakir style powers of self-levitation and hypnosis.



* SimSimSalabim: Hadji could perform snake charming with his flute, had the fakir style powers of self-levitation and hypnosis.
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* KarmaHoudini: While Deprave's plot to trigger a war to wipe put two countries was thwarted, she and her crony Moog (Who survived his fall from a flight of stairs) escape before they can get any repercussions.

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* KarmaHoudini: While Deprave's plot to trigger a war to wipe put out two countries was thwarted, she and her crony Moog (Who survived his fall from a flight of stairs) escape before they can get any repercussions.
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* KarmaHoudini: While Deprave's plot to trigger a war to wipe put two countries was thwarted, she and her crony Moog (Who survived his fall from a flight of stairs) escape before they can get any repercussions.

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* BigBad: Dr. Zin still.

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* %%* BigBad: Dr. Zin still.



* CaptainEthnic: Hadji, again still.

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* %%* CaptainEthnic: Hadji, again still.



* DefeatMeansFriendship: Skyborg. He renounces his criminal ways and turns himself in to the authorities, and even takes his old name back.

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* DefeatMeansFriendship: DefeatMeansFriendship:
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Skyborg. He renounces his criminal ways and turns himself in to the authorities, and even takes his old name back.



* NonHumanSidekick: Bandit is the Quests' TeamPet dog. He gets Jonny into trouble as often as he gets him out of trouble.
** Later Hard Rock joins too.
* OmnidisciplinaryScientist: Dr. Benton Quest.

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* NonHumanSidekick: Bandit is the Quests' TeamPet dog. He gets Jonny into trouble as often as he gets him out of trouble.
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trouble. Later Hard Rock joins too.
* %%* OmnidisciplinaryScientist: Dr. Benton Quest.



* WeakenedByTheLight: The plant monster in "Creeping Unknown." It's killed using Jonny's [[ChekhovsGun tanning lamp]], which causes it to shrivel up and melt.
** WeaksauceWeakness: Simple exposure to ordinary sunshine causes the thing to start shriveling up, meaning it can only go out at night or during overcast days.

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* WeakenedByTheLight: The plant monster in "Creeping Unknown." It's killed using Jonny's [[ChekhovsGun tanning lamp]], which causes it to shrivel up and melt.
** WeaksauceWeakness:
melt. Simple [[WeaksauceWeakness exposure to ordinary sunshine causes the thing thing]] to start shriveling up, meaning it can only go out at night or during overcast days.



* WildWilderness: Any episode from old to new has this trope to a T.
* YellowPeril: Dr. Zin, as always.

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* %%* WildWilderness: Any episode from old to new has this trope to a T.
* %%* YellowPeril: Dr. Zin, as always.
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* EpisodeTitleCard: And this time, there's a copyright reference and the writer credit.

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* EpisodeTitleCard: And this time, there's a copyright reference and the writer credit.credit. (The episodes from the original series that got this particular card had neither.)
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** Jud Harmon in "The Scourge of Skyborg." When he's rebuilt into the villain Skyborg, almost the entire left half of his body is robotic, including must of his face, possibly symbolic of how there's still some of Harmon left under all that inhuman metal - even though he insists ThatManIsDead.

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** Jud Harmon in "The Scourge of Skyborg." When he's rebuilt into the villain Skyborg, almost the entire left half of his body is robotic, including must most of his face, possibly symbolic of how there's still some of Harmon left under all that inhuman metal - -- even though he insists ThatManIsDead.
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* LegoGenetics: "Peril of the Reptilian" uses this trope to explain how it's hybrid creatures are made.

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* LegoGenetics: "Peril of the Reptilian" uses this trope to explain how it's its hybrid creatures are made.
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This second ''Jonny Quest'' series was syndicated in 1986-87 as part of the second season of ''The Funtastic World of Cretor/HannahBarbera'', with two new characters: Jessie Bradshaw, whose father was a colleague of Dr. Quest, and Hard Rock, a man made of living stone.

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This second ''Jonny Quest'' series was syndicated in 1986-87 as part of the second season of ''The Funtastic World of Cretor/HannahBarbera'', Creator/HannaBarbera'', with two new characters: Jessie Bradshaw, whose father was a colleague of Dr. Quest, and Hard Rock, a man made of living stone.
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This second ''Jonny Quest'' series was syndicated in 1986-87 as part of the second season of ''The Funtastic World of Cretor/HannaBarbera'', with two new characters: Jessie Bradshaw, whose father was a colleague of Dr. Quest, and Hard Rock, a man made of living stone.

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This second ''Jonny Quest'' series was syndicated in 1986-87 as part of the second season of ''The Funtastic World of Cretor/HannaBarbera'', Cretor/HannahBarbera'', with two new characters: Jessie Bradshaw, whose father was a colleague of Dr. Quest, and Hard Rock, a man made of living stone.
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This incarnation was noted for being more up the times and being a bit more [[LighterAndSofter kid friendly]] than the previous incarnation. This isn't to say it doesn't contain plenty of adventure too, just in a different tone.

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This incarnation was noted for being more up of the times time and being a bit more [[LighterAndSofter kid friendly]] than the previous incarnation. This isn't to say it doesn't contain plenty of adventure too, just in a different tone.
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* BroadStrokes; Jessie Bradshaw here is introduced. Another redhead girl that gets to sneak a kiss on Jonny at the end. Here she is much more ActionGirl than the previous Denise Lor was.

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* BroadStrokes; BroadStrokes: Once again like in an episode of the original series a red-head girl arrives with an interest in Jonny. This time it's Jessie Bradshaw here who is introduced. Another redhead girl that gets to sneak a kiss on Jonny at the end. Here she is much more ActionGirl than the previous Denise Lor was.was as the DamselInDistress.



* LegoGenetics: "Peril of the Reptilian" uses this trope.

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* LegoGenetics: "Peril of the Reptilian" uses this trope.trope to explain how it's hybrid creatures are made.

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