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* AuthorsSavingThrow: For those who didn't like Scrooge not knowing Gizmoduck's secret identity in his previous appearance while Dewey, Launchpad, and Gyro all found or figured it out, this episode not only has him also knowing the truth about Fenton's alter ego, but like in the original series now officially employing him as well.
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: Was Huey just wanting the piece of paper to be recycled or was he secretly hoping Gizmoduck would "recycle" his faith?
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Was Huey just wanting the piece of paper to be recycled or was he secretly hoping Gizmoduck would "recycle" his faith?
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Trope misuse.
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** On another note, Mama Cabrera's status as a police officer is never used in a "vigilante vs the law" story. With Huey again supporting Fenton to essentially take the law into his own hands with his superhero work, it would have been interesting to see how the police would've responded to someone deciding to play vigilante.
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Political commentary on non-political page
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** Mark Beaks revealing himself to be an OpportunisticBastard who uses the facade of wanting the Gizmoduck glory without the heroics is already harsh. It rings even more harshly in light of the episode airing during the same week as [[https://www.thedailybeast.com/elon-musk-unmasked-as-top-donor-to-house-republican-pac similar stories about CEO Elon Musk]] [[https://www.wired.com/story/elon-musk-flint-water-plan/ broke]].
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** Mark Beaks revealing himself to be an OpportunisticBastard who uses the facade of wanting the Gizmoduck glory without the heroics is already harsh. It rings even more harshly in light of the episode airing during the same week as [[https://www.thedailybeast.com/elon-musk-unmasked-as-top-donor-to-house-republican-pac similar stories about CEO Elon Musk]] Musk [[https://www.wired.com/story/elon-musk-flint-water-plan/ broke]].
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** Gyro's actions in this episode make a lot more sense when Season Three shows [[spoiler:what happened the last time one of his inventions that was supposed to protect a city.]]
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** Gyro's actions in this episode make a lot more sense when Season Three shows [[spoiler:what happened the last time one of his inventions that was supposed to protect a city.]]
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* HarsherInHindsight: Mark Beaks revealing himself to be an OpportunisticBastard who uses the facade of wanting the Gizmoduck glory without the heroics is already harsh. It rings even more harshly in light of the episode airing during the same week as [[https://www.thedailybeast.com/elon-musk-unmasked-as-top-donor-to-house-republican-pac similar stories about CEO Elon Musk]] [[https://www.wired.com/story/elon-musk-flint-water-plan/ broke]].
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* HarsherInHindsight: HarsherInHindsight:
** Mark Beaks revealing himself to be an OpportunisticBastard who uses the facade of wanting the Gizmoduck glory without the heroics is already harsh. It rings even more harshly in light of the episode airing during the same week as [[https://www.thedailybeast.com/elon-musk-unmasked-as-top-donor-to-house-republican-pac similar stories about CEO Elon Musk]] [[https://www.wired.com/story/elon-musk-flint-water-plan/broke]].broke]].
** Gyro's actions in this episode make a lot more sense when Season Three shows [[spoiler:what happened the last time one of his inventions that was supposed to protect a city.]]
** Mark Beaks revealing himself to be an OpportunisticBastard who uses the facade of wanting the Gizmoduck glory without the heroics is already harsh. It rings even more harshly in light of the episode airing during the same week as [[https://www.thedailybeast.com/elon-musk-unmasked-as-top-donor-to-house-republican-pac similar stories about CEO Elon Musk]] [[https://www.wired.com/story/elon-musk-flint-water-plan/
** Gyro's actions in this episode make a lot more sense when Season Three shows [[spoiler:what happened the last time one of his inventions that was supposed to protect a city.]]
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* AccidentalInnuendo: According to Frank Angones' tumblr, those names Mark Beaks wrote all over his wall, combining his name with Gizmoduck's, was supposed to just be him coming up with the name "Waddleduck." [[SeparatedByACommonLanguage His target audience]], however, read them as {{Portmanteau Couple Name}}s.
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I really don't understand what your problem with Huey is but you are reaching. First of all, without Huey, Fenton stole the suit, used it without permission, was controlled by Mark Beaks, put it on to save his mom and Huey. Secondly, after the Gyro scene you mentioned, Huey spoke to Fenton twice. Once when he was working for Waddles and the only thing Huey did was tell him that he was a sell out which is not very encourging. Then when Fenton already had the suit on, he helps Fenton not blow up. There was only one toxic friend and that was Mark Beaks, Huey only gave advice. Not to mention all Huey could have done was tell his uncle which Gyro would have done so already or tell Fenton not to keep using the suit without his boss permision if he knew that Fenton wasn't doing that. For all Huey knew Gismoduck and Gyo were equal partners, he had no idea that Gyro was Gismoduck'sbosss.
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** And while we're on that note, Huey's constant encouragement of Fenton to defy orders and be a superhero on his own terms makes Huey fall into this trope as well. In fact, with his pushing of Fenton to continue his heroics and disobey Gyro, Huey comes off like a ToxicFriendInfluence.
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Huey may not know that Fenton stole the suit, but even before that he saw Gyro scolding Fenton for using the prototype suit for active field tests rather than experimentation in the lab.
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** And while we're on that note, Huey's constant encouragement of Fenton to defy orders and be a superhero on his own terms makes Huey fall into this trope as well. In fact, with his pushing of Fenton to continue his heroics and disobey Gyro, Huey comes off like a ToxicFriendInfluence.
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Exept he has no idea that Fenton stole the suit from Gyro.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: While we're supposed to root for Fenton finding his path as a hero, his defiance of Gyro's orders to not utilize the still unprepared suit make Fenton come off as a LeeroyJenkins. A well-meaning one, but still... And while we're on that note, Huey's constant encouragement of Fenton to defy orders and be a superhero on his own terms makes Huey fall into this trope as well. In fact, with his pushing of Fenton to continue his heroics and disobey Gyro, Huey comes off like a ToxicFriendInfluence.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: While we're supposed to root for Fenton finding his path as a hero, his defiance of Gyro's orders to not utilize the still unprepared suit make Fenton come off as a LeeroyJenkins. A well-meaning one, but still... And while we're on that note, Huey's constant encouragement of Fenton to defy orders and be a superhero on his own terms makes Huey fall into this trope as well. In fact, with his pushing of Fenton to continue his heroics and disobey Gyro, Huey comes off like a ToxicFriendInfluence.
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* MoralEventHorizon: Mark Beaks crosses it in this episode when he uses the Gizmoduck suit as a profitable Waddles venture, which as Huey and Fenton point out is ''not the point of a superhero suit''.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Gyro and Huey mentor Fenton in different ways - Gyro tells Fenton not to rush into superhero work, while Huey encourages Gyro to follow his heart and be a hero. Gyro and Huey never end up debating with each other about how Fenton should be utilizing the Gizmoduck suit. Especially frustrating, as their opposing demands pull Gyro in different directions and they both end up yelling at Gyro when he fails to please either of them.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Gyro and Huey mentor Fenton in different ways - Gyro tells Fenton not to rush into superhero work, while Huey encourages Gyro to follow his heart and be a hero. Gyro and Huey never end up debating with each other about how Fenton should be utilizing the Gizmoduck suit. Especially frustrating, as their opposing demands pull Gyro Fenton in different directions and they both end up yelling at Gyro Fenton when he fails to please either of them.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: While we're supposed to root for Fenton finding his path as a hero, his defiance of Gyro's orders to not utilize the still unprepared suit make Fenton come off as a LeeroyJenkins. A well-meaning one, but still...
** And while we're on that note, Huey's constant encouragement of Fenton to defy orders and be a superhero on his own terms makes Huey fall into this trope as well. In fact, with his pushing of Fenton to continue his heroics and disobey Gyro, Huey comes off like a ToxicFriendInfluence.
** And while we're on that note, Huey's constant encouragement of Fenton to defy orders and be a superhero on his own terms makes Huey fall into this trope as well. In fact, with his pushing of Fenton to continue his heroics and disobey Gyro, Huey comes off like a ToxicFriendInfluence.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: While we're supposed to root for Fenton finding his path as a hero, his defiance of Gyro's orders to not utilize the still unprepared suit make Fenton come off as a LeeroyJenkins. A well-meaning one, but still...
**still... And while we're on that note, Huey's constant encouragement of Fenton to defy orders and be a superhero on his own terms makes Huey fall into this trope as well. In fact, with his pushing of Fenton to continue his heroics and disobey Gyro, Huey comes off like a ToxicFriendInfluence.ToxicFriendInfluence.
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* UnintentionallySympathetic: Gyro's continued verbal abuse of Fenton and his trying to destroy the Gizmoduck armor after Fenton saves Mark Beaks are supposed to make him come across as yet another obstacle to Fenton becoming a hero. However, given that Scrooge was threatening to cut his funding as a result of the problems his previous inventions caused and the suit was creating a lot of collateral damage during the episode, Gyro's actions instead come across as completely understandable.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Gyro and Huey mentor Fenton in different ways - Gyro tells Fenton not to rush into superhero work, while Huey encourages Gyro to follow his heart and be a hero. Gyro and Huey never end up debating with each other about how Fenton should be utilizing the Gizmoduck suit. Especially frustrating, as their opposing demands pull Gyro in different directions and they both end up yelling at Gyro when he fails to please either of them.
** On another note, Mama Cabrera's status as a police officer is never used in a "vigilante vs the law" story. With Huey again supporting Fenton to essentially take the law into his own hands with his superhero work, it would have been interesting to see how the police would've responded to someone deciding to play vigilante.
* UnintentionallySympathetic: Gyro's continued verbal abuse of Fenton and his trying to destroy the Gizmoduck armor after Fenton saves Mark Beaks are supposed to make him come across as yet another obstacle to Fenton becoming a hero. However, given that Scrooge was threatening to cut his funding as a result of the problems his previous inventions caused and the suit was creating a lot of collateral damage during the episode, Gyro's actions instead come across as completelyunderstandable.understandable.
* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: While we're supposed to root for Fenton finding his path as a hero, his defiance of Gyro's orders to not utilize the still unprepared suit make Fenton come off as a LeeroyJenkins. A well-meaning one, but still...
** And while we're on that note, Huey's constant encouragement of Fenton to defy orders and be a superhero on his own terms makes Huey fall into this trope as well. In fact, with his pushing of Fenton to continue his heroics and disobey Gyro, Huey comes off like a ToxicFriendInfluence.
** On another note, Mama Cabrera's status as a police officer is never used in a "vigilante vs the law" story. With Huey again supporting Fenton to essentially take the law into his own hands with his superhero work, it would have been interesting to see how the police would've responded to someone deciding to play vigilante.
* UnintentionallySympathetic: Gyro's continued verbal abuse of Fenton and his trying to destroy the Gizmoduck armor after Fenton saves Mark Beaks are supposed to make him come across as yet another obstacle to Fenton becoming a hero. However, given that Scrooge was threatening to cut his funding as a result of the problems his previous inventions caused and the suit was creating a lot of collateral damage during the episode, Gyro's actions instead come across as completely
* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: While we're supposed to root for Fenton finding his path as a hero, his defiance of Gyro's orders to not utilize the still unprepared suit make Fenton come off as a LeeroyJenkins. A well-meaning one, but still...
** And while we're on that note, Huey's constant encouragement of Fenton to defy orders and be a superhero on his own terms makes Huey fall into this trope as well. In fact, with his pushing of Fenton to continue his heroics and disobey Gyro, Huey comes off like a ToxicFriendInfluence.
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* HilariousInHindsight: When Fenton tells Mark Beaks that someone falling to their death wouldn't have the time to open the Waddle app, Beaks replies saying it's possible. Flashback to "The Infernal Internship of Mark Beaks!", where Beaks leaps off a roof [[SkewedPriorities after his phone to post one last message]].
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* HarsherInHindsight: Mark Beaks revealing himself to be an OpportunisticBastard who uses the facade of wanting the Gizmoduck glory without the heroics is already harsh. It rings even more harshly in light of the episode airing during the same week as [[https://www.thedailybeast.com/elon-musk-unmasked-as-top-donor-to-house-republican-pac similar stories about CEO Elon Musk]] [[https://www.wired.com/story/elon-musk-flint-water-plan/ broke]].
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* HarsherInHindsight: Mark Beaks revealing himself to be an OpportunisticBastard who uses the facade of wanting the Gizmoduck glory without the heroics is already harsh. It rings even more harshly in light of the episode airing during the same week as [[https://www.thedailybeast.com/elon-musk-unmasked-as-top-donor-to-house-republican-pac similar stories about CEO Elon Musk]] [[https://www.wired.com/story/elon-musk-flint-water-plan/ broke]].broke]].
* UnintentionallySympathetic: Gyro's continued verbal abuse of Fenton and his trying to destroy the Gizmoduck armor after Fenton saves Mark Beaks are supposed to make him come across as yet another obstacle to Fenton becoming a hero. However, given that Scrooge was threatening to cut his funding as a result of the problems his previous inventions caused and the suit was creating a lot of collateral damage during the episode, Gyro's actions instead come across as completely understandable.
* UnintentionallySympathetic: Gyro's continued verbal abuse of Fenton and his trying to destroy the Gizmoduck armor after Fenton saves Mark Beaks are supposed to make him come across as yet another obstacle to Fenton becoming a hero. However, given that Scrooge was threatening to cut his funding as a result of the problems his previous inventions caused and the suit was creating a lot of collateral damage during the episode, Gyro's actions instead come across as completely understandable.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: For those who didn't like Scrooge not knowing Gizmoduck's secret identity in his previous appearance while Dewey, Launchpad, and Gyro all found or figured it out, this episode not only has him also knowing the truth about Fenton's alter ego, but like in the original series now officially employing him as well.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: For those who didn't like Scrooge not knowing Gizmoduck's secret identity in his previous appearance while Dewey, Launchpad, and Gyro all found or figured it out, this episode not only has him also knowing the truth about Fenton's alter ego, but like in the original series now officially employing him as well.well.
* HarsherInHindsight: Mark Beaks revealing himself to be an OpportunisticBastard who uses the facade of wanting the Gizmoduck glory without the heroics is already harsh. It rings even more harshly in light of the episode airing during the same week as [[https://www.thedailybeast.com/elon-musk-unmasked-as-top-donor-to-house-republican-pac similar stories about CEO Elon Musk]] [[https://www.wired.com/story/elon-musk-flint-water-plan/ broke]].
* HarsherInHindsight: Mark Beaks revealing himself to be an OpportunisticBastard who uses the facade of wanting the Gizmoduck glory without the heroics is already harsh. It rings even more harshly in light of the episode airing during the same week as [[https://www.thedailybeast.com/elon-musk-unmasked-as-top-donor-to-house-republican-pac similar stories about CEO Elon Musk]] [[https://www.wired.com/story/elon-musk-flint-water-plan/ broke]].
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