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* NeverLiveItDown: While few readers completley dislike Professor Stratavarious in ''The Big Chunk of Ice'' (although he is more tolerable in ''The Big Kerplunk!''), he gets some backlash for stealing a lot of the spotlight from the Mad Scientists' Club and for taking away from the series' beloved scientific realism by being too much of a joke character with a questionable grasp of scientific principals.

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* NeverLiveItDown: While few readers completley dislike Professor Stratavarious in ''The Big Chunk of Ice'' (although he is more tolerable in ''The Big Kerplunk!''), Kerplop!''), he gets some backlash for stealing a lot of the spotlight from the Mad Scientists' Club and for taking away from the series' beloved scientific realism by being too much of a joke character with a questionable grasp of scientific principals.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Daphne Muldoon being the cousin of one club member, the girlfriend of another, and the sister of their hated rival Harmon had the potential to try to play peacemaker, get some MySisterIsOffLimits treatment from Freddy or Harmon, or have Harmon spy on her to get information about the club, but mostly she spends the series as a female friend of the group and an occasional researcher.
* ValuesResonance: While ''The Big Chunk of Ice'' was published in 2005, it was written decades earlier and contains discussions about the effects of climate change in the form of a receding glacier.

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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Daphne Muldoon being the cousin of one club member, the girlfriend of another, and the sister of their hated rival Harmon had the potential to try to play peacemaker, get some MySisterIsOffLimits treatment from Freddy or Harmon, or have Harmon spy on her to get information about the club, but mostly she spends the series as a female friend of the group and an occasional researcher.
* ValuesResonance: While ''The Big Chunk of Ice'' was published in 2005, it was written decades earlier and contains discussions about the effects of climate change in the form of a receding glacier.
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* NeverLiveItDown: While few readers completley dislike Professor Stratavarious in ''The Big Chunk of Ice'' (although he is more tolerable in ''The Big Kerplunk!''), he gets some backlash for stealing a lot of the spotlight from the Mad Scientists' Club and for taking away from the series' beloved scientific realism by being too much of a joke character with a questionable grasp of scientific principals.



* NeverLiveItDown: While few readers completley dislike Professor Stratavarious in ''The Big Chunk of Ice'' (although he is more tolerable in ''The Big Kerplunk!''), he gets some backlash for stealing a lot of the spotlight from the Mad Scientists' Club and for taking away from the series' beloved scientific realism by being too much of a joke character with a questionable grasp of scientific principals.
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* EnsembleDarkHorse: MayorPain Alonzo Scragg, CluelessDeputy Billy Dahr, and helpful, surprisingly strong junkyard owner Zeke Boniface are probably as well-remembered as the main kids.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Daphne Muldoon being the cousin of one club member, the girlfriend of another, and the sister of their hated rival Harmon had the potential to try to play peacemaker, get some MySisterIsOffLimits treatment from Freddy or Harmon, or have Harmon spy on her to get information about the club, but mostly she spends the series as a female friend of the group and an occasional researcher.
* NeverLiveItDown: While few readers completley dislike Professor Stratavarious in ''The Big Chunk of Ice'' (although he is more tolerable in ''The Big Kerplunk!''), he gets some backlash for stealing a lot of the spotlight from the Mad Scientists' Club and for taking away from the series' beloved scientific realism by being too much of a joke character with a questionable grasp of scientific principals.
* ValuesResonance: While ''The Big Chunk of Ice'' was published in 2005, it was written decades earlier and contains discussions about the effects of climate change in the form of a receding glacier.

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