History YMMV / DangerForce

* HoYay: As pointed out in the YMMV of Series/HenryDanger, Ray and Henry do get a lot of this from time to time. During the episode "Return of the Kid" Ray proclaims he'll burn down the school for Henry, begs Henry to stay with him and when Henry, Ray and the gang go off to confront Jeff, reiterates that "they're together but not together" earning a respectable WhatTheHellHero reaction from Henry. He also, at one point in the series, asks Henry to watch the "sun set with him" ''and'' he tells Jeff they're together.

* {{Sequelitis}}: Generally considered inferior to it's parent show Series/HenryDanger. Reasons being that Actor/CooperBarnes, the actor who plays Ray, has no chemistry with the kids making their interactions come off as fake and strained, Michael D. Cohen being basically absent in every episode, the absence of EnsembleDarkHorse characters like Sidney and Oliver, the kids being copy-paste characters of Henry, Charlotte, Jasper and Piper, the jokes being forced and unfunny and the episodes pointless and sometimes meaningless. Some fans also do complain about the limitation of the set and how it took them out of the series; whereas in Series/HenryDanger, the sets include the Man Cave, his school, his home, parks, restaurants, movie theaters etc, the sets in Danger Force are just limited to three: Man Nest, Hip Hop Puree and Mika's bedroom. With that being said, there are some fans that says that the show, while not groundbreaking, is entertaining in its own right.

** Glerp, a HumanAlien, and Bose's relationship come right off as this. They meet each other for the very first time and fall in love over eye contact then proceed to go on a date to Hip Hop Puree. Glerp even goes as far as threatening Mika, his closest friend in the series, to stay away from him when the latter expresses concern over their relationship. When she has to leave Earth, she leaves a goodbye message for him and laughably promises never to forget him. LoveAtFirstSight is real but even this stretches that a little bit.

* BadassDecay: Boy, oh boy.....does my man Drex, in no small measure. He goes from being Captain Man's archenemy and a truly threatening presence on the parent show with truly diabolical schemes to thwart Captain Man and Kid Danger at nearly every turn to being a barely functioning villain who is defeated in a matter of seconds by four kids who are still getting the hang of their powers.

* FauxSymbolism: Inverted. It didn't escape people's notice the symbolisms in an episode in Season Three. It basically plays out like this: Mika gets an AlphaBitch rival who can sing as good as she can and wants to beat her but doesn't believe she can. Desperate to help her, Miles encounters a demon who tells him to sign his soul over for his sister to beat her rival which he does. Later, Bose and Chapa goes off to confront the demon Ricardo and possibly get Miles' soul back, and despite being warned by Miles, also signs their soul over to Ricardo and suffers the consequences of being "soulless". It's left to Ray to try to get the souls back from the rogue demon with Mika's help. Did I mention that the name of the episode is "Miles Sells His Soul?"
* HoYay: As pointed out in the YMMV of Series/HenryDanger, Ray and Henry do get a lot of this from time to time. During the episode "Return of the Kid" Ray proclaims he'll burn down the school for Henry, begs Henry to stay with him and when Henry, Ray and the gang go off to confront Jeff, reiterates that "they're together but not together" earning a respectable DudeWhatTheHell? reaction from Henry. He also, at one point in the series, asks Henry to watch the "sun set with him" Did we mention that he tells Jeff they're together?

* MentorShipping: As per usual, Henry and Ray whenever the former appears....even in this series.
** Bonus points to Ray and Bose as well.
* PairTheSpares: Anybody who pairs Bose and Mika aka Bomika tends to also pair up Chapa and Miles together. Likewise when flipped; although this version is less common as it'll involve pairing up Miles and Mika, who are siblings.
* PortmanteauCoupleName: For starters, Bomika (Bose and Mika), then there's Bapa (Bose and Chapa) Bay (Bose and Ray) etc

* StrangledByTheRedString: Glerp, a HumanAlien, and Bose's relationship come right off as this. They meet each other for the very first time and fall in love over eye contact then proceed to go on a date to Hip Hop Puree. Glerp even goes as far as threatening Mika, his closest friend in the series, to stay away from him when the latter expresses concern over their relationship. When she has to leave Earth, she leaves a goodbye message for him and laughably promises never to forget him. LoveAtFirstSight is real but even this stretches that a little bit.
** An even worse example is Ray and his fiance Credenza Fudgers. The two of them meet in the episode "Big Dynomite" when Ray tries to go on a date with her so the kids could prove her son, Buddy, was Lil Dynomite. However they get together pretty quickly, becomes a couple, with Ray even attempting to propose to her...did we mention that all this takes place in a single episode? By the third episode she appears, she and Ray are already envisioning a future together where they'll name their son "Paddington Manchester" and by the sixth episode, voila, they get engaged. That's just chef's kiss don't you agree?

* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Man, oh man, did they do Schwoz dirty in this series. While in Series/HenryDanger, he was well integrated in the series so much that many times, the characters depended on him and his genius intellect to get them out of their own problems, and even had his own storyline and CharacterArc here he's just a mere afterthought and doesn't even have much interaction with the characters.
** Surprisingly, despite being very popular characters on their home series, Jasper and Charlotte are largely ignored by this series. The only mention of any of the above is during a text that Charlotte sends to Henry during the episode The Return of The Kid and her name doesn't even get mentioned! You'd think that characters such as Ray and Schwoz would care enough to ask about their welfare considering they live in a downtrodden trap like Dystopia, or even reference them every once in a while.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Dana Heath, Mika's actress, confirmed that Mika and Bose's relationship would have blossomed into a romance but with the abrupt end of the series, that seemed to have nipped the idea in the bud.
** Although with a Henry Danger movie confirmed to be in the works, Mika and Bose could eventually be made canon.

* StrangledByTheRedString: Glerp, a HumanoidAlien, and Bose's relationship come right off as this. They meet each other for the very first time and fall in love over eye contact then proceed to go on a date to Hip Hop Puree. Glerp even goes as far as threatening Mika, his closest friend in the series, to stay away from him when the latter expresses concern over their relationship. When she has to leave Earth, she leaves a goodbye message for him and laughably promises never to forget him. LoveAtFirstSight is real but even this stretches that a little bit.
** An even worse example is Ray and his fiance Credenza Fudgers. The two of them meet in the episode "Big Dynomite" when Ray tries to go on a date with her so the kids could prove her son, Buddy, was Lil Dynomite. However they get together pretty quickly, becomes a couple, with Ray even attempting to propose to her...in the same episode! By the third episode she appears, she and Ray are already envisioning a future together where they'll name their son "Paddington Manchester" and by the sixth episode, voila, they get engaged. That's just chef's kiss don't you agree?

* Sequelitis: Generally considered inferior to it's parent show Series/HenryDanger. Reasons being that Actor/CooperBarnes, the actor who plays Ray, has no chemistry with the kids making their interactions come off as fake and strained, Michael D. Cohen being basically absent in every episode, the absence of EnsembleDarkHorse characters like Sidney and Oliver, the kids being copy-paste characters of Henry, Charlotte, Jasper and Piper, the jokes being forced and unfunny and the episodes pointless and sometimes meaningless. Some fans also do complain about the limitation of the set and how it took them out of the series; whereas in Series/HenryDanger, the sets include the Man Cave, his school, his home, parks, restaurants, movie theaters etc, the sets in Danger Force are just limited to three: Man Nest, Hip Hop Puree and Mika's bedroom. With that being said, there are some fans that says that the show, while not groundbreaking, is entertaining in its own right.

* Sequelitis: Generally considered inferior to it's parent show Series/HenryDanger. Reasons being that Actor/CooperBarnes, the actor who plays Ray, has no chemistry with the kids making their interactions come off as fake and strained, Michael D. Cohen being basically absent in every episode, the absence of EnsembleDarkHorse like Sidney and Oliver, the kids being copy-paste characters of Henry, Charlotte, Jasper and Piper, the jokes being forced and unfunny and the episodes pointless and sometimes meaningless. Some fans also do complain about the limitation of the set and how it took them out of the series; whereas in Series/HenryDanger, the sets include the Man Cave, his school, his home, parks, restaurants, movie theaters etc, the sets in Danger Force are just limited to three: Man Nest, Hip Hop Puree and Mika's bedroom.
With that being said, there are some fans that says that the show, while not groundbreaking, is entertaining in its own right.

** An even worse example is Ray and his fiance Credenza Fudgers. The two of them meet in the episode "Big Dynomite" when Ray tries to go on a date with her so the kids could prove her son, Buddy, was Lil Dynomite. However they get together pretty quickly, becomes a couple, with Ray even attempting to propose to her...in the same episode! By the third episode she appears, she and Ray are already envisioning a future together where they'll name their son "Paddington Manchester" and by the sixth episode, voila, they get engaged. That's just Chef'sKiss don't you agree?

* Sequelitis: Generally considered inferior to it's parent show Series/HenryDanger. Reasons being that Cooper Barnes, the actor who plays Ray, has no chemistry with the kids making their interactions come off as fake and strained, Michael D. Cohen being basically absent in every episode, the absence of FanFavouriteCharacters like Sidney and Oliver, the kids being copy-paste characters of Henry, Charlotte, Jasper and Piper, the jokes being forced and unfunny and the episodes pointless and sometimes meaningless. Some fans also do complain about the limitation of the set and how it took them out of the series; whereas in Series/HenryDanger, the sets include the Man Cave, his school, his home, parks, restaurants, movie theaters etc, the sets in Danger Force are just limited to three: Man Nest, Hip Hop Puree and Mika's bedroom.
* SoOkayIt'sAverage: With that being said, there are some fans that says that the show, while not groundbreaking, is entertaining in its own right.

* DesignatedLoveInterest: Mika receives one in the Season 2 episode "New School, Who Dis?" and she spends much time staring at him, mooching off him and generally being Love Struck by him. The boy in question appears in only two episodes before he was written out of the series and never referenced again. Granted, the Bomika shippers did not take kindly to his appearance in the series and that may have been why he was written out that quickly.
* FauxSymbolism: Inverted. It didn't escape people's notice the symbolisms in an episode in Season Three. It basically plays out like this: Mika gets an Alpha Bitch rival who can sing as good as she can and wants to beat her but doesn't believe she can. Desperate to help her, Miles encounters a demon who tells him to sign his soul over for his sister to beat her rival which he does. Later, the other two Bose and Chapa, despite being warned by Miles, also signs their soul over to Ricardo the demon when they go to try to win Mile's soul back, and suffers the consequences of being "soulless". It's left to Ray to try to get the souls back from the rogue demon with Mika's help. Did I mention that the name of the episode is "Miles Sells His Soul?"
* HoYay: As pointed out in the YMMV of Series/HenryDanger, Ray and Henry do get a lot of this from time to time. During the episode "Return of the Kid" Ray proclaims he'll burn down the school for Henry, begs Henry to stay with him and when Henry, Ray and the gang go after Jeff, tells him that "they're together but not together" earning a respectable Squick from Henry. He also, at one point in the series, asks Henry to watch the "sun set with him" Did we mention that he tells Jeff they're together?

* PairTheSpades: Anybody who pairs Bose and Mika aka Bomika tends to also pair up Chapa and Miles together. Likewise when flipped; although this version is less common as it'll involve pairing up Miles and Mika, who are siblings.

* RootingForTheEmpire: Similarly to it's parent show, a lot of people end up rooting for the bad guys due to the incompetence and sometimes bone-headedness of our titular heroes.
* Sequelitis: Generally considered inferior to it's parent show Series/HenryDanger. Reasons being that Cooper Barnes, the actor who plays Ray, has no chemistry with the kids making their interactions come off as fake and strained, Michael D Cohen being basically absent in every episode, the absence of Fan Favourite Characters like Sidney and Oliver, the kids being copy-paste characters of Henry, Charlotte, Jasper and Piper, the jokes being forced and unfunny and the episodes pointless and sometimes meaningless. Some fans also do complain about the limitation of the set and how it took them out of the series; whereas in Series/HenryDanger, the sets include the Man Cave, his school, his home, parks, restaurants, movie theaters etc, the sets in Danger Force are just limited to three: Man Nest, Hip Hop Puree and Mika's bedroom.

** An even worse example is Ray and his fiance Credenza Fudgers. The two of them meet in the episode "Big Dynomite" when Ray tries to go on a date with her so the kids could prove her son, Buddy, was Lil Dynomite. However they get together pretty quickly, becomes a couple, with Ray even attempting to propose to her...in the same episode! By the third episode she appears, she and Ray are already envisioning a future together where they'll name their son "Paddington Manchester" and by the sixth episode, voila, they get engaged. That's just Chef's Kiss don't you think?

* AssPull: The reveal that Drex has a son, no less Lil Dynamite, a friend and ally of the Danger Force came down to this. To double it up, he was once married....to Ray's fiance, no less! No where in the parent series was it ever hinted that he was once married or even had a kid.

* BadassDecay: Boy, oh boy.....Drex, in no small measure. He goes from being Captain Man's archenemy and a truly threatening presence on the parent show with truly diabolical schemes to thwart Captain Man and Kid Danger to being defeated in a manner of seconds by kids who are still getting the hang of their powers.

* DesignatedLoveInterest: Mika receives one in Season 2 in the episode "New School, Who Dis?" and she spends much time staring at him, mooching off him and generally being Love Struck by him. The boy in question appears in only two episodes before he was written out of the series and never referenced again. Granted, the Bomika shippers did not take kindly to his appearance in the series and that may have been why he was written out that quickly.

* HoYay: As pointed out in the YMMV of Series/HenryDanger, Ray and Henry do get a lot of this from time to time. Ray proclaims he'll burn down the school for Henry, begs Henry to stay with him, tells Jeff that "they're together but not together" and also asks Henry to watch the sun set with him. Did we mention that he tells Jeff they're together?

* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: One of the biggest criticisms against the show is how the main characters are just shallow interpretations of the characters original series Series/HenryDanger. To note, Mika is just a copy of Charlotte as the sass master, OnlySaneMan and intelligent member of the group. Her twin brother, Miles, is a copy of Henry as the laid-back, chill and totally unaffected member of the group, Bose is just a copy of Jasper as the CloudCuckooLander though his behavior tends to veer towards the TooDumbToLive territory more than Jasper's ever did and Chapa is just a copy of Piper with just less screaming. The problem is these kids have no real defining persona outside of that listed above.

* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Man, oh man, did they do Schwoz dirty in this series. While in Series/HenryDanger, he was well integrated in the series so much that many times, the characters depended on him and his genius to get them out of their own problems, and even had his own storyline and CharacterArc here he's just a mere afterthought and doesn't even have much interaction with the characters.
** Surprisingly, despite being very popular characters on their home series, Jasper and Charlotte (maybe Piper) are largely ignored by this series. The only mention of any of the above is during a text that Charlotte sends to Henry during the episode The Return of The Kid and her name doesn't even get mentioned! You'd think that characters such as Ray and Schwoz would care enough to ask about their welfare, or even reference them every once in a while.

** Although with a Henry Danger movie in the works, Mika and Bose could eventually be made canon.

* StrangledbytheRedString: Glerp, a HumanoidAlien, and Bose's relationship come right off as this. They meet each other for the very first time and fall in love over eye contact then proceed to go on a date to Hip Hop Puree. Glerp even goes as far as threatening Mika, his closest friend in the series, to stay away from him when the latter expresses concern over their relationship. When she has to leave Earth, she leaves a goodbye message for him and laughably promises never to forget him. LoveAtFirstSight is real but even this stretches that a little bit.

* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Man, oh man, did they do Schwoz dirty in this series. While in Series/HenryDanger, he was well integrated in the series so much that many times, the characters depended on him and his genius to get them out of their own problems, here he's just a mere afterthought and doesn't even have much interaction with the characters.

** Although with a Henry Danger movie in the works, Mika and Bose could be made canon.

* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: One of the biggest criticisms against the show is how the main characters are just shallow interpretations of the characters original series Series/HenryDanger. To note, Mika is just a copy of Charlotte as the sass master, only sane man and intelligent member of the group. Her twin brother, Miles, is a copy of Henry as the laid-back, chill and totally unaffected member of the group, Bose is just a copy of Jasper as the *CloudCuckooLander though his behavior tends to veer towards the *TooDumbToLive territory more than Jasper's ever did and Chapa is just a copy of Piper with just less screaming. The problem is these kids have no real defining persona outside of that listed above.

* TheyCopiedItSoItSucks: One of the biggest complaints has been how the kids' powers are almost all copies from Series/TheThundermans.

* TheyCopiedItSoItSucks: One of the biggest complaints has been how the kids' powers are almost all copies from Series/TheThundermans.
* WereStillRelevantDammit: The "An Imposter Among Us" special, which is unsurprisingly an ''VideoGame/AmongUs'' parody.

%%* MagnificentBastard: Rick Twittler.

* MagnificentBastard: Rick Twittler.

* WereStillRelevantDammit: The "An Imposter Among Us" special, which is unsurprisingly an VideoGame/AmongUs parody.

* TheyCopiedItSoItSucks: One of the biggest complaints has been how the kids' powers are almost all copies from Series/TheThundermans.

* DesignatedHero: Chapa, she showed no remorse for accidentally killing Mika, admitted she wants to vaporize someone for no reason, and her first resort for dealing with Henry occupying all of Ray's time was to kill Henry. This was all in one episode.

* TheyCopiedItSoItSucks: One of the biggest complaints has been how the kids' powers are almost all copies from The Thundermans.

* DesignatedHero: Chapa, she showed no remorse for accidentally killing Mika, admitted she wants to vaporize someone for no reason, and her first resort for dealing with Henry occupying all of Ray's time was to kill Henry. This was all in one episode.

* DesignatedHero: Chapa, she showed no remorse for accidentally killing Mika and her first resort for dealing with Henry occupying all of Ray's time was to kill Henry.