Awesome / Miraculous Ninja

• The first teamup between the Ninja and the Parisian heroes against McFist and Viceroys newest robot, which not only has learning capabilities for it's vast arsenal, but a Healing Factor. They display excellent teamwork, and Chat Noir manages to score the win with his Cataclysm.
  • In the aftermath, Gabriel manages to intimidate the two supervillains, making it clear that he won't tolerate another 'malfunction' in their robots again.
• The fight against Trimaestro (an Akumatized Bucky) features the story's first use of the Lucky Charm, and it does not disappoint. The Ninja, Ladybug, and Chat Noir manage to quickly disable the Akumatized villains minions and himself with nothing more than a very stretchy rubber band.
• Villainous example, McFist manages to come up with a brilliant strategy to complete several of his objectives at once. He tells Viceroy to design a series of self-repairing butterfly robots to damage Little Norrisville (the one part of town his company is not allowed to expand to) so that he can expand his company there without protest under the guise of 'repairs'. If the heroes catch on, they either A) lose and he is rid of them once and for all all or B) win and the clearly butterfly themed robots can be blamed on Shadow Moth, leaving them in the clear with both the authorities and Gabriel. No matter what outcome, he loses nothing. Even Viceroy is impressed with his bosses cunning.
• Jeerleader proves to be an incredibly dangerous villain, having both Playing with Fire powers and a Compelling Voice (albeit one that requires her to rhyme), putting all the heroes, including Rena Rouge, on the backfoot, and only losing when Randy manages to talk her down.

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