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Justice League Action

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Justice League Action	comment	Justice League Action is an American superhero animated series airing on Cartoon Network. Based on the Justice League of America franchise from DC Comics, the series features a revolving door roster of superheroes teaming up to battle threats too great for any one hero to stand against.The series is notable for featuring the televised return of Kevin Conroy as Batman and Mark Hamill as the Joker, with the two actors reprising their roles from the DC Animated Universe.The show premiered in November 2016 in the United Kingdom and in North America the following month. A web series, "Justice League Action Shorts", began airing on the DC Kids' YouTube channel on June 2017.Has a recap page.The series has a very loose continuity, so while it can be watched in any order, little details fall into place better if watched in episode order.Ultimately, due to horrendous scheduling and lack of advertising on the part of Cartoon Network, the series failed to attract an audience and was canceled in 2018 after only one season.
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Justice League Action / int_113480b7	type	Canon Foreigner
Justice League Action / int_113480b7	comment	Canon Foreigner: Calythos, Uthool, and Nyorlath of the Brothers Djinn might count as this — we've never seen them as actual characters in the comics, but the Green Bell of Uthool, the Silver Wheel of Nyorlath, and the Red Jar of Calythos are artifacts that can be used to wield the powers of the Demons Three: Abnegazar, Rath, and Ghast, at the cost of hastening the day they get out of the can.note For some reason, Ghast was absent from these episodes, though he turns up much later as a giant Eldritch Abomination that Felix Faust makes a Deal with the Devil with. Interestingly, as the demon that gets released by Faust making a deal with him, Ghast's role is much more like the Demons Three of the comics, despite being the most heavily redesigned and not having any connection that we know of to his fellows who appeared waaay back in the four-part premiere.
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Justice League Action / int_11bc87bc	type	Comic-Book Fantasy Casting
Justice League Action / int_11bc87bc	comment	Comic-Book Fantasy Casting: General Zod resembles Michael Shannon in Man of Steel.
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Justice League Action / int_120d0e3f	type	Adam Westing
Justice League Action / int_120d0e3f	comment	Adam Westing: The short "Missing the Mark" features Mark Hamill As Himself, being kidnapped by the Joker and the Trickster, and being saved by Swamp Thing. Appropriately, the in-universe Hamill drives a wedge between the Trickster and the Joker by mimicking their voices to lure them to a place with grass so Swamp Thing could save him.
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Justice League Action / int_17c7c925	type	Frothy Mugs of Water
Justice League Action / int_17c7c925	comment	Frothy Mugs of Water: Constantine, in the comics, is a heavy drinking, heavy smoking, foul-mouthed Brit. Here, he's hit with an accent accelerate spell that makes him babble in slang and is seen pulling out a lollipop at one point. The exaggerated accent is gone by his second appearance, though he's also seen holding a flask briefly.
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Justice League Action / int_1902e67d	type	I Am Very British
Justice League Action / int_1902e67d	comment	I Am Very British: In the pilot, John Constantine was hit by an "accent exaggeration" spell, and sounds like a barely-comprehensible caricature of British people. Batman has to translate for him. Luckily for him, this is only for the Shazam Slam special; after that, he just talks like a normal person with a bit of a Liverpudlian accent. It also means we never really learn what he did with the Djinn, as no one could make sense of his explanation.
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Justice League Action / int_1994ba0b	type	Gone Horribly Right
Justice League Action / int_1994ba0b	comment	Gone Horribly Right: Let's just say that The Nuclear Family were a much better demonstration of the dangers of nuclear power than they were designed to be. The robot League Darkseid created for research purposes behaved too much like the real League that they foiled his plans.
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Justice League Action / int_1a8dc238	type	Underestimating Badassery
Justice League Action / int_1a8dc238	comment	Underestimating Badassery: Brainiac didn't think Plastic Man was a real threat, a mistake that he has vowed not to repeat.
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Justice League Action / int_1aa30797	type	Single Woman Seeks Good Man
Justice League Action / int_1aa30797	comment	Single Woman Seeks Good Man: Wonder Woman is dating Superman because he's someone who cares for the real her, not just her superhero persona. Stargirl has a crush on Firestorm, who is a Nice Guy.
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Justice League Action / int_1ba17583	type	The Ghost
Justice League Action / int_1ba17583	comment	The Ghost: There are a lot of characters who are name-dropped but never physically appear, such as Green Lantern Guy Gardner being mentioned by Batman as a victim of one of Booster Gold's pranks in "Time Out" when he is chewing Booster Gold out for his immaturity and recklessness, Wonder Woman bringing up Steve Trevor during her date with Superman in "Repulse" and "She Wore Red Velvet" having Booster Gold mistaken for Animal Man and express interest in dating Giganta.
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Justice League Action / int_1f250372	type	I Need a Freaking Drink
Justice League Action / int_1f250372	comment	I Need a Freaking Drink: Family-friendly version with ice cream instead in "Speed Demon".
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Justice League Action / int_20f689e9	type	Adaptational Villainy
Justice League Action / int_20f689e9	comment	Adaptational Villainy: Toyman is usually a villain, but what's surprising is which one is the villain; it's Hiro Okumara, aka the heroic Toyman/Toymaster, instead of a villain like Winslow Schott. Also applies to Lobo, who's usually portrayed as an Anti-Hero at best and a Heelâ€“Face Revolving Door at his worst, but is consistently portrayed as an antagonist in this series.
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Justice League Action / int_210f07ac	type	Alliance of Alternates
Justice League Action / int_210f07ac	comment	Alliance of Alternates: "Watchtower Tours" has Booster Gold summon the assistance of several alternate timeline counterparts of himself, including one who chose to stay in bed today and one who never knew love.
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Justice League Action / int_226d9779	type	Food-Based Superpowers
Justice League Action / int_226d9779	comment	Food-Based Superpowers: In "Captain Bamboozle", Mr. Mxyzptlk gives Uncle Dudley the power to summon food from the sky, alongside other powers, for the secret motive of using him to cause mischief and annoy the other heroes.
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Justice League Action / int_22ecc839	type	Kryptonite Factor
Justice League Action / int_22ecc839	comment	"Field Day" features a subtle one to the DCAU two-parter "World's Finest". In that episode, Superman is weakened by what amounts to a few crumbs of Kryptonite. An attempt to use a similar amount on Zod and associates falls flat, with Zod laughing at the heroes for thinking so little Kryptonite could hurt them.
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Justice League Action / int_2534ee67	type	In Medias Res
Justice League Action / int_2534ee67	comment	In Medias Res: Due to each episode being only 11 minutes long as opposed to 22, the stories open with the action already in progress.
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Justice League Action / int_26ac510e	type	Mythology Gag
Justice League Action / int_26ac510e	comment	Mythology Gag: Has its own page.
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Justice League Action / int_277686f2	type	Reused Character Design
Justice League Action / int_277686f2	comment	Reused Character Design: The Joker's design is very close to his look within the last few DCAU shows, such as Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker, and Justice League Unlimited. Aquaman sports his costume from JLA Adventures: Trapped In Time. Cheetah, who appears in one of the web shorts, keeps her fully-anthropomorphic design from the prior Justice LeaguenoteIt's unclear if this means she's supposed to have the same origin, which differs from the comics canon, just adding hair. Batman is a composite example, having the build and facial structure of his The Batman incarnation and the costume of his The New Batman Adventures incarnation.
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Justice League Action / int_27a42ebc	type	Spiritual Successor
Justice League Action / int_27a42ebc	comment	Spiritual Successor: Is suggested to be one to the DCAU, based on the art style and at least Batman and Joker being played by their DCAU-era voice actors. The show is also this to Batman: The Brave and the Bold. Just like that series, Justice League Action also involves superheroes teaming up to stop an impending threat or foe, often one of the main three with someone who's less A-list. Both shows placing emphasis on comedy and tongue-in-cheek humor also help solidify Action as being a successor to The Brave and the Bold. Newsrama's review of the pilot called it the "heir apparent of Justice League Unlimited and Teen Titans." In many aspects, this series is closer to the original Teen Titans (2003) than Teen Titans Go!.
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Justice League Action / int_297170d3	type	Halloween Episode
Justice League Action / int_297170d3	comment	The protagonists of the Halloween Episode "Trick or Threat" initially appear to be four children trick-or-treating while dressed as Batman, Dr. Fate, Zatanna and John Constantine, but after they see their reflections in the House of Mystery's mirror, they find that they are the actual heroes mystically transformed into children in costumes by Klarion.
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Justice League Action / int_2c3a7a97	type	Cast as a Mask
Justice League Action / int_2c3a7a97	comment	Cast as a Mask: In "Watchtower Tours", series regular Rachel Kimsey voices Jackie while her disguised form is the Joker (who's voiced by Mark Hamill )
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Justice League Action / int_2c3e4769	type	No-Harm Requirement
Justice League Action / int_2c3e4769	comment	No-Harm Requirement: In the short, Mint Condition, Toyman has invaded the Justice League Tower and is using Cyborg's new action figures to attack him, Batman, and Stargirl. But he doesn't allow Batman and Stargirl to destroy the toys because they're limited edition models from many years ago and even goes as far as blocking their attacks with his body. Ironically, Cyborg is able to exploit this back against Toyman. Toyman prepares to blow the tower sky high with a ton of explosives he's strapped to a big green figure, but he can't bring himself to pull the trigger when Cyborg points out that a real toy enthusiast wouldn't destroy it since it's only one of 5 in existence.
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Justice League Action / int_2d88e42c	type	Gender Bender
Justice League Action / int_2d88e42c	comment	Gender Bender: "True Colors" has Superman fighting Metallo, requiring Firestorm to change the kryptonite so he can win. After getting Red, Gold, and Black, Firestorm changes the kryptonite to Pink, which turns Superman into a woman, but lets her keep her powers. Metallo suitably freaks out.
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Justice League Action / int_2f329e3c	type	Tomato in the Mirror
Justice League Action / int_2f329e3c	comment	Tomato in the Mirror: The protagonists of the Halloween Episode "Trick or Threat" initially appear to be four children trick-or-treating while dressed as Batman, Dr. Fate, Zatanna and John Constantine, but after they see their reflections in the House of Mystery's mirror, they find that they are the actual heroes mystically transformed into children in costumes by Klarion. What appears to be the Justice League in "System Error" turns out to be robots created by Darkseid to study the heroes' moves, which they find out by removing the face of Cyborg's robot double and then removing their own faces.
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Justice League Action / int_2f8c5157	type	Rogues' Gallery Transplant
Justice League Action / int_2f8c5157	comment	Rogues' Gallery Transplant: Because the show has rotating rosters of both heroes and villains, it's very common to see all kinds of swaps. Zatanna and Swamp Thing going after Solomon Grundy, Superman and Wonder Woman rescuing the Joker from Mongul, Plastic Man going up against Brainiac...
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Justice League Action / int_31083edb	type	Logic Bomb
Justice League Action / int_31083edb	comment	Amazo could also duplicate how a Justice Leaguer thinks, so when he ends up duplicating Bizarro, he gets not only Bizarro's Ice Vision, but also Bizarro's backwards-thinking logic, which shorts out his own android thinking. A Logic Bomb that was based on reverse-logic.
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Justice League Action / int_31ae6183	type	Got Me Doing It
Justice League Action / int_31ae6183	comment	Got Me Doing It: During "Speed Demon":
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Justice League Action / int_33c246d0	type	Balking Summoned Spirit
Justice League Action / int_33c246d0	comment	Balking Summoned Spirit: Etrigan will frequently call on the spirit of Merlin to aid him in his work. Merlin acts like he's been horribly inconvenienced each and every time, and usually performs the task and departs with a "Trouble me no more."
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Justice League Action / int_33d5b7f2	type	Adapted Out
Justice League Action / int_33d5b7f2	comment	Adapted Out: The only representations of the Green Lantern Corps besides Hal Jordan are Guy Gardner (who is only mentioned), Boodika (who only has a cameo) and G'Nort (who also only appears in a cameo). In addition, Sinestro and Despotellis are the only shown members of the Sinestro Corps and there is no sign of the Blue Lantern Corps, the Orange Lantern Corps or the Indigo Tribe. Billy Batson is the only shown wielder of the magic of Shazam. Mary Bromfield, Freddy Freeman, Eugene Choi, Pedro Pena and Darla Dudley are nowhere to be seen. No one in the Bat-family besides Ace the Bat-Hound and Batman himself ever shows up. The Halloween Episode "Trick or Threat" features an appearance by Cain, the Horror Host of House of Mystery, but makes no mention of his brother Abel, host of the horror anthology comic's companion title House of Secrets.
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Justice League Action / int_356b1efb	type	Hammerspace
Justice League Action / int_356b1efb	comment	Hammerspace: Zatanna's hat, which not only holds live bunnies and all her props, but with the right spells can access less savory worlds.
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Justice League Action / int_35e2fb78	type	The Mirror Shows Your True Self
Justice League Action / int_35e2fb78	comment	The Mirror Shows Your True Self: "Trick or Threat" has the Mirror of Truth, which shows the true self of whoever stands in front of it, ignoring any magical disguises or transformations.
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Justice League Action / int_36249acd	type	Lethal Joke Character
Justice League Action / int_36249acd	comment	Lethal Joke Character: Brainiac considers Plastic Man this after he ends up thwarting his plans, destroying his ship and saving the worlds he shrank. Bizarro was one to Amazo, as his reverse-logic ended up critically shorting out his forward-thinking brain. Dex-Starr manages to infiltrate the Justice League Watchtower, disable it's security systems so his Red Lantern fellas could break in, and finally managed to beat Lobo, all on his debut episode. On his second episode, Dex-Starr again infiltrated the Watchtower (disguised as a lost cat) and managed to curbstomp Plastic Man, Krypto and Streaky while opening a wormhole portal so the entire Red Lantern Corps could invade Earth.
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Justice League Action / int_36754cc7	type	"Freaky Friday" Flip
Justice League Action / int_36754cc7	comment	"Freaky Friday" Flip: "Mxy's Mix-Up" really runs with it. For his own amusement, Mister Mxyzptlk swaps Batman, Superman, and Stargirl while they were in the middle of fighting Grodd's army. Then it goes up to eleven when back-up is later called, with Firestorm, Shazam, Cyborg, Plastic Man, Martian Manhunter, Flash, and Zatanna all swapping..
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Justice League Action / int_384986f4	type	We Will Meet Again
Justice League Action / int_384986f4	comment	We Will Meet Again: Brainiac blames Plastic Man for his defeat in his first appearance and vows to go after him first the next time he attacks the planet. Plas is ecstatic to hear this (as it means he's taken more seriously as a hero).
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Justice League Action / int_38aa5782	type	Impossible Hourglass Figure
Justice League Action / int_38aa5782	comment	Impossible Hourglass Figure: Majority of the female characters have narrow waists and well-defined busts. It's easier to list exceptions such as Granny Goodness.
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Justice League Action / int_38d02d44	type	Batman Gambit
Justice League Action / int_38d02d44	comment	Batman Gambit: Using a stolen Mother Box, Joker spends "Best Day Ever" taking Lex Luthor to one locale after another—dodging Leaguers all the way. He does this because he knows Lex will eventually want to relax in his secret hideout, where a Doomsday Device is waiting, and all the heroes will come to see what his real game is... just in time to be caught in the blast radius! When Superman has to rescue Sid Sharp from Apokolips, he's waylaid by kryptonite weaponry used by Kanto, Granny Goodness, Kalibak, and Desaad. To buy Superman time to recover, Sid accuses Kanto of trying to take all the credit and then says it was actually Desaad—causing the villains to argue amongst themselves. When Darkseid shows up, Sid keeps him off-balance long enough by "condemning" Superman for being so ineffective. In "The Brain Buster," Mr. Mind forces Batman, Mister Terrific, Luthor, Calculator, and Brain to compete for who's the smartest one of all. As losers are picked off and imprisoned, Mister Terrific willingly throws a challenge so he can be captured and have the opportunity to discreetly hack Mr. Mind's equipment. Batman didn't know what Mister Terrific's plan was, but he trusted he had a plan. Also, Bats deliberately let Luthor win the final challenge—figuring the final winner would have his intelligence drained by their captor. The reason Batman goaded Mister Mxyzptlk into expanding "Freaky Friday" Flip with more Leaguers. Due to the featured numbers, Batman anticipated that when Firestorm's dual mind was switched, Martin Stein's mind would be left over and free to annoy Mxy enough to trick him into saying "Kltpzyxm."
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Justice League Action / int_3c0a4666	type	Noodle Incident
Justice League Action / int_3c0a4666	comment	Noodle Incident: John Constantine's first appearance features him with a heavy accent and mannerisms, which Batman says is the result of him being hit by an "Accent Exaggeratus" spell within the last week. Also, because of this, we don't know what he ends up doing with the Brothers Djinn in the end.
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Justice League Action / int_3d59c9a0	type	Powered Armor
Justice League Action / int_3d59c9a0	comment	Lex Luthor's Powered Armor is black and gold with a glowing kryptonite Chest Insignia, looking less like his past kryptonite-powered suits and more like a recent form of Iron Man.
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Justice League Action / int_3d699462	type	Curb-Stomp Battle
Justice League Action / int_3d699462	comment	Curb-Stomp Battle: In the very first episode, Batman tries to take on Black Adam and punches him repeatedly in the face, only for Adam to smirk and punch him clear across the room.
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Justice League Action / int_3f45f1e6	type	Adaptational Heroism
Justice League Action / int_3f45f1e6	comment	Adaptational Heroism: Fitting into this is Atrocitus, as his first appearance is him wanting to punish Lobo for stealing from him and ultimately accepts a truce with the League when he realizes they've been played. In "E. Nigma, Consulting Detective", Riddler appears and works with the heroes, both in an effort to go straight (ala the "Detective Nigma" era for the character) and because he's angry with Joker stealing his gimmick. Bizarro is The Friend Nobody Likes to the Justice League rather than a member of their Rogues Gallery. Roxy Rocket is Space Cabbie's rival intergalactic ride-for-hire rather than a D-List supervillain. While she's a thorn in Space Cabbie's side due to her cheaper rates, she amiably gives rides to a stranded Green Lantern and Space Cabbie himself (to his unhappiness).
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Justice League Action / int_3f92ad39	type	"I Know You're in There Somewhere" Fight
Justice League Action / int_3f92ad39	comment	"I Know You're in There Somewhere" Fight: In "The Goddess Must Be Crazy", Felix Fausts takes over Supergirl's body and attacks Wonder Woman. Diana tries to reach Kara out but finally the Amazon lassos the Kryptonian girl and forces her to touch the ground. The anti-male spell which protects Themyscira swiftly rips Faust from Kara's body and flings him from the island.
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Justice League Action / int_420c50b7	type	A.I. Is a Crapshoot
Justice League Action / int_420c50b7	comment	A.I. Is a Crapshoot: A heroic version. "System Error" sees Darkseid program a bunch of robots to do research on the League, but they were programmed too much like the League and rebel on him.
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Justice League Action / int_4781adbb	type	Jerk with a Heart of Gold
Justice League Action / int_4781adbb	comment	Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Batman is a no nonsense fighter and strategist with a bit of a crusty attitude, but you can't deny that he wants to protect others. Wonder Woman has quite the thirst for battle, and is a bit pushy, but she is still a tried and true warrior who looks out for others. Swamp Thing is rather cynical of humanity, but he will do whatever's possible to protect it.
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Justice League Action / int_478ae179	type	And Now You Must Marry Me
Justice League Action / int_478ae179	comment	And Now You Must Marry Me: In "Garden of Evil", Poison Ivy gains control over Swamp Thing in a scheme to make him her husband.
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Justice League Action / int_479d4e5a	type	Would Hurt a Child
Justice League Action / int_479d4e5a	comment	Would Hurt a Child: There aren't many child characters, but occasionally this trope crops up; for example, Zod is more amused than anything else when fighting three teenagers. Joker, especially. In the 2-minute short Clown Party he Bound and Gagged a ten year old, dropped him into a box, and attempted to saw him in half in front of a Captive Audience of other ten year olds. Of course, the audience already knew that said child was Billy Batson, but Joker did try.
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Justice League Action / int_47fea76b	type	Butt-Monkey
Justice League Action / int_47fea76b	comment	Butt-Monkey: Plastic Man, as per usual. Also, Booster Gold.
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Justice League Action / int_485eb589	type	Sealed Evil in a Can
Justice League Action / int_485eb589	comment	Sealed Evil in a Can: The Rock of Eternity holds various monsters, including the djinn. Black Adam sets them free during the short time he takes over. The Phantom Zone also counts as this, given that it holds very dangerous Kryptonian criminals such as General Zod.
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Justice League Action / int_4b0ef86e	type	Advertised Extra
Justice League Action / int_4b0ef86e	comment	Advertised Extra: Mister Terrific. Despite having a known voice actor in Hannibal Buress and appearing in every episode during its Opening, the man's track record in screen time outside the Opening isn't quite so consistent. His first major appearance is "The Cube Root" (the show's 34th episode).
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Justice League Action / int_4c4bebf4	type	Artistic License â€“ Paleontology
Justice League Action / int_4c4bebf4	comment	Artistic License â€“ Paleontology: In the episode "Booster's Gold", Green Arrow is attacked by a prehistoric flying reptile and correctly identifies it as a Pterosaur. Then, less than a minute later, he refers to it as a dinosaur.
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Justice League Action / int_4ff6f484	type	Trash the Set
Justice League Action / int_4ff6f484	comment	Trash the Set: The Hall of Justice, which externally resembles the version from Super Friends and internally resembles the one from the Lego games (particularly Lego Batman 3), is destroyed in the first episode, requiring a new base to be built.
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Justice League Action / int_509de06e	type	Unintelligible Accent
Justice League Action / int_509de06e	comment	Unintelligible Accent: In episode "Abate and Switch", John Constantine was hit with an accent-exaggerating spell, forcing him to speak entirely in UK slang.
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Justice League Action / int_50b05d30	type	Disproportionate Retribution
Justice League Action / int_50b05d30	comment	Disproportionate Retribution: The Joker spends "E. Nigma, Consulting Detective" endangering Batman's life, making the heroes jump through hoops, and ripping off the Riddler's act all because... Nigma once took his donut during lunch in the Arkham cafeteria.
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Justice League Action / int_51a485d1	type	Brought Down to Badass
Justice League Action / int_51a485d1	comment	Steppenwolf teleports himself and Superman to a planet with a red sun, so Superman will lose his powers and be easy to kill. Superman just outwits him, instead.
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Justice League Action / int_5288f02	type	All Your Powers Combined
Justice League Action / int_5288f02	comment	All Your Powers Combined: Amazo, in "Boo-ray for Bizarro," not only could copy the powers of anyone, but also how they thought. This becomes his Achilles' Heel when Bizarro, the reverse-imperfect Superman clone, gets into his way. Amazo copies Bizarro's Ice Vision, but also the reverse style of thinking Bizarro has (which means he's hit with an ''illogic''-bomb.).
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Justice League Action / int_52b36340	type	What Measure Is a Mook?
Justice League Action / int_52b36340	comment	What Measure Is a Mook?: "The Trouble With Truth" depicts the "HIVE Master" being callously prepared to set off a bomb regardless of his henchmen, Wonder Woman showing uncommon concern for their well-being mid-combat, and when he seems to decide, set it to go off now anyway, Wondy arranges to save everyone in the room but him... which ends with him sweating, snapping and canceling the detonation.
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Justice League Action / int_537dd8fe	type	Affably Evil
Justice League Action / int_537dd8fe	comment	Affably Evil: If it weren't for the fact that they were trying to cause a nuclear meltdown that would result in a statewide disaster, the Nuclear Family would be just like any other pleasant sitcom family. Dad is rather fond of Firestorm and gives him the Affectionate Nickname "Sparky", due to the fact that like them he was created by a nuclear explosion.
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Justice League Action / int_547196be	type	Broad Strokes
Justice League Action / int_547196be	comment	Broad Strokes: "Barehanded" implies that the series is in the same continuity as Green Lantern: The Animated Series, but certain aspects of this series don't completely align with it (such as the characterization of Atrocitus).
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Justice League Action / int_557838d1	type	Adaptational Attractiveness
Justice League Action / int_557838d1	comment	Adaptational Attractiveness: Atrocitus looks far less monstrous than he does in the comics.
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Justice League Action / int_56585e87	type	Combat Clairvoyance
Justice League Action / int_56585e87	comment	Combat Clairvoyance: Chronos's time travel tech lets him see a second into the future while fighting Batman, allowing him to anticipate his moves. Batman beats this with a smoke bomb, preventing Chronos from seeing anything until he's already been hit.
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Justice League Action / int_580be152	type	Adaptational Modesty
Justice League Action / int_580be152	comment	Adaptational Modesty: The more... cleavage-heavy costumes of the female heroes from the comics are a lot more modest here. And it's Revisiting the Roots for Harley, as she is back in her jester attire instead of her Stripperific costumes.
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Justice League Action / int_58c32292	type	Catchphrase Interruptus
Justice League Action / int_58c32292	comment	Catchphrase Interruptus: Jason Blood turning into Etrigan is immediately followed by Etrigan getting run over by a demonically-possessed Batmobile. Of course, if anyone can get run over by a car and still finish his Catchphrase, it's Etrigan.
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Justice League Action / int_5a59b3a1	type	Hulk Speak
Justice League Action / int_5a59b3a1	comment	Solomon Grundy. While still using Hulk Speak, he is actually a crafty and patient planner, along with having a knowledge of the occult to back up his immense strength.
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Justice League Action / int_5c613245	type	Thrown Out the Airlock
Justice League Action / int_5c613245	comment	The Joker does his classic joy buzzer trick on Mongul, which results in Mongul, angry at the humiliation, attempting to throw the Joker into the vacuum of space.
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Justice League Action / int_5ca80293	type	Pragmatic Villainy
Justice League Action / int_5ca80293	comment	Pragmatic Villainy: Atrocitus has no love for the Justice League, but he'd rather work with them to take down a super-powered Lobo than listen to Zilius Zox and launch a foolish sneak attack. Lex in "Best Day Ever" saves the planet from his Doomsday Device because setting it off is a lot different from simply building one to see if it can be done. He also spares Superman from a kryptonite attack because this is not the way he wants to kill him.
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Justice League Action / int_5e01640d	type	X-Ray Sparks
Justice League Action / int_5e01640d	comment	X-Ray Sparks: "Under a Red Sun" has Steppenwolf subjected to the "skeleton revealed by electrocution" gag when he is defeated by a de-powered Superman. "Speed Demon" has a demon get electrocuted by one of Batman's weapons and have his skeleton flash from it. "Plastic Man Saves the World" has Vixen get electrocuted and have her skeleton briefly shown in the process.
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Justice League Action / int_60194b82	type	Spanner in the Works
Justice League Action / int_60194b82	comment	Spanner in the Works: Brainiac is victim to this, TWICE: "Plastic Man Saves The World" forced Brainiac to deal with an enemy who constantly made it hard to consistently deal with him, who always had to deal with changing situations and frequently thought "outside the box." "Battle For the Bottled City" had Brainiac pitted against The Atom, who was able to work a Superman Robot to where he could fight Brainiac long enough for Superman to step in.
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Justice League Action / int_60414102	type	Zombie Apocalypse
Justice League Action / int_60414102	comment	Zombie Apocalypse: In "Zombie King," Solomon Grundy tries to enact a magical one with a gem that allows the wielder to raise the dead and turn the living into voodoo zombies combined with an evil magic-enhancing eclipse.
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Justice League Action / int_606bbe10	type	High-Five Left Hanging
Justice League Action / int_606bbe10	comment	High-Five Left Hanging: Robot Batman ignores robot Booster Gold when he tries to get him to high five him in "System Error".
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Justice League Action / int_63499260	type	VillainOfTheWeek
Justice League Action / int_63499260	comment	Downplayed. Batman's still very smart and extensively prepared, but has difficulty going up against primarily magic-based opponents, occasionally admitting he has problems fighting explicitly supernatural beings. Due to this, it makes it necessary for another, more supernaturally knowledgeable hero to accompany him in fighting the Villain of the Week. Everyone suffers from this similarly. Since it's a team show with 11-minute episodes and thus required to cut to the chase, it often starts with a hero coming up against something that the character usually handles solo in their own book and immediately calling in or being helped out by the episode's guest star.
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Justice League Action / int_63c6a75c	type	Evil Lawyer Joke
Justice League Action / int_63c6a75c	comment	Evil Lawyer Joke: This bit of dialogue between Two-Face's identities:
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Justice League Action / int_6439de78	type	Heroic Sacrifice
Justice League Action / int_6439de78	comment	"Plastic Man Saves the World" has TWO instances: a once-skeptical Superman admitting that Plastic Man really did deserve to belong in the Justice League (in the wake of a Heroic Sacrifice), and Brainiac admitting he'd greatly underestimated Plastic Man (and tells Plastic Man next time "I'm dealing with you first.")
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Justice League Action / int_65332328	type	Mind-Control Eyes
Justice League Action / int_65332328	comment	Mind-Control Eyes: In "The Goddess Must Be Crazy", Wonder Woman knows right away that Supergirl is being mind-controlled because her eyes glow purple.
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Justice League Action / int_66ea7e5c	type	Brought Down to Normal
Justice League Action / int_66ea7e5c	comment	Brought Down to Normal: Steppenwolf teleports himself and Superman to a planet with a red sun, so Superman will lose his powers and be easy to kill. Superman just outwits him, instead. The last three djinn brothers can do this by saying someone's name and casting a short spell, which lasts for as long as the person is nearby. If they identify their target wrong, however, it doesn't work. Green Arrow gets the idea to switch costumes to fool them. Temporarily the case with Zatanna, Dr. Fate and Constantine when they and Batman were turned into kids and memory wiped by Klarion. Firestorm is split into Professor Stein and Ronnie Raymond by the Calculator using hacked T-spheres. When Calculator takes Ronnie to make sure Firestorm won't make trouble, it's up to Stein and Mr. Terrific to save Ronnie.
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Justice League Action / int_67b0bd0e	type	An Ice Person
Justice League Action / int_67b0bd0e	comment	An Ice Person: Naturally, Killer Frost and Mr. Freeze are ice-themed villains. By large stretch, as he's the reverse of Superman, Bizarro, as his vision-weapon deals with ICE, not Heat. When Amazo gets in range of Bizarro and copies the Ice Vision power, Amazo is too.
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Justice League Action / int_6a47a1e2	type	Knight of Cerebus
Justice League Action / int_6a47a1e2	comment	Astonishingly considering he's sometimes been portrayed as a Knight of Cerebus and/or a Diabolical Mastermind, the Gorilla Grodd on this show is a complete pushover; he and his minions get walked all over, and only last the full length of their episode due to an intervention by Mr. Mxyzptlk.
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Justice League Action / int_6c75e0e4	type	Beware the Silly Ones
Justice League Action / int_6c75e0e4	comment	Beware the Silly Ones: Two cases when each might otherwise be a Lethal Joke Character: "Plastic Man Saves the World" shows you do not take a shapeshifter like Plastic Man who can improvise very quickly lightly. "Boo-ray for Bizarro" showed Bizarro, who has near-Superman levels of powers (if at times opposite versions of said powers), is not someone you take lightly either. Even if he is not as forward-smart as the real Superman.
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Justice League Action / int_6e92a631	type	Four-Fingered Hands
Justice League Action / int_6e92a631	comment	Four-Fingered Hands: Gorillas in general seem to have this, including Grodd and his army. Unlike other depictions of the Penguin having fused fingers, he has four on each hand instead of only three.
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Justice League Action / int_6ef9d3fe	type	Christmas Episode
Justice League Action / int_6ef9d3fe	comment	Christmas Episode: "Party Animal", where shenanigans ensue from Plastic Man bringing Solomon Grundy to Green Arrow's Christmas party.
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Justice League Action / int_70489c17	type	Superman Stays Out of Gotham
Justice League Action / int_70489c17	comment	Superman Stays Out of Gotham: Averted in this series. Superman or any other superhero from the League will usually end up tagging along in whatever Gotham adventure Batman is involved in.
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Justice League Action / int_71bd62b9	type	Calling Your Attacks
Justice League Action / int_71bd62b9	comment	Calling Your Attacks: Toyman forces his victims to do announce their attacks as they perform them in his "video game," with such winners as "Batarang!", "Bat-Kick!" and "Wonder Punch!"
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Justice League Action / int_72455542	type	Adaptational Intelligence
Justice League Action / int_72455542	comment	Adaptational Intelligence: Solomon Grundy has typically been shown as a Dumb Muscle henchman for most of the more brilliant villains, but he was able to make a really good plan, surprisingly enough, in "Zombie King". Dex-Starr is also very smart for a cat. Really, all the Red Lanterns besides Atrocitus, who's already really smart, are actually able to make constructs instead of just being rage machines.
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Justice League Action / int_736d791f	type	Adaptational Badass
Justice League Action / int_736d791f	comment	Adaptational Badass: Space Cabbie is able to help Superman in his chase against Lobonote Whereas his sole previous encounter in him with the comics was as an imperiled, if unfazed, hostage, and even catches Mr. Mindnote not a small feat as Mr. Mind is one of the smartest villains in the DCU initially by outsmarting him. He even manages to trick Kanto, Darkseid's personal assassin! Another example is the Nuclear Family, showing them off to a great degree. Especially 'Dad' being able to take on Firestorm one on one. Black Adam. In this series, not only does he still have his usual powers, he can now cast spells and use his Black Lightning as an Imagination-Based Superpower. Solomon Grundy. While still using Hulk Speak, he is actually a crafty and patient planner, along with having a knowledge of the occult to back up his immense strength. Constantine: While still powerful like his comic book counterpart, he's now able to stand up to Superman and Black Adam-level threats with ease, likely the most powerful caster of magic who doesn't have a beard. (Merlin and the wizard Shazam are probably the most powerful magic-users.) Klarion the Witch Boy also gets in this boat as well. Yes he's taken over Etrigan in The New Batman Adventures and was Dr. Fate's arch nemesis in Young Justice (2010), but here? He's able to overpower three of the most powerful mages of DC (Zatanna, Constantine and DR. FATE) and temporarily GET the Helmet of Fate! Calculator has always been more a planner than a fighter, but here he's able to hack Mister Terrific's T-Spheres and use them to not only fight him into a corner, but to separate Firestorm back into Ronnie and Prof. Stein!
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Justice League Action / int_74ee1c2d	type	Out-of-Genre Experience
Justice League Action / int_74ee1c2d	comment	Out-of-Genre Experience: "Trick or Threat" is hosted by Cain, who narrates the same way he does in House of Mystery: bad puns, directly talking to the audience with diminutives like "kiddos", invisible to the cast, etc. The style is reminiscent of the Crypt Keeper.
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Justice League Action / int_75159534	type	CoolSpaceShip
Justice League Action / int_75159534	comment	The Cool Spaceship the Justice-1 has another, smaller spaceship that can detach and fly independently, the Justice-2. Like the Quester-1 and -2 in Jonny Quest.
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Justice League Action / int_76d233f9	type	Straw Feminist
Justice League Action / int_76d233f9	comment	Straw Feminist: As per usual, the women of Themyscira fit this to a 'T', while Wonder Woman (while a proud woman herself) is a rather more subdued version, given that she respects her teammates but feels empowered to help others.
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Justice League Action / int_77552932	type	Character Shilling
Justice League Action / int_77552932	comment	Character Shilling: "Mxy's Mix-Up" does this for Batman. After Mr. Mxyzptlk inflicts a "Freaky Friday" Flip on him, Superman and Stargirl, the other two are left struggling to accomplish anything, especially Superman, who is reduced to hurting himself constantly. Batman, on the other hand, has no trouble being in someone else's body or using powers he's never used before, complete with two comments about him not being negatively affected. And in the end, Mxyzptlk is beaten because he used a Batman Gambit based on something he couldn't have possibly known would happen.
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Justice League Action / int_777baed3	type	Out-of-Character Alert
Justice League Action / int_777baed3	comment	Out-of-Character Alert: In "Night of the Bat," Wonder Woman deduces that Batman is Not Himself when she sees Booster Gold successfully flipped him over during a sparring match after it's established that Batman curb stomps Booster with regularity and he never lets his guard down. Although what really set Wonder Woman off was his "creepy grin."
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Justice League Action / int_78cdd5f6	type	"Fantastic Voyage" Plot
Justice League Action / int_78cdd5f6	comment	"Fantastic Voyage" Plot: Batman, Wonder Woman and the Atom shrink and travel inside Superman's body to save him from nanites Luthor put into him to drain his strength in "Inside Job".
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Justice League Action / int_795002b2	type	Puddle-Covering Chivalry
Justice League Action / int_795002b2	comment	Puddle-Covering Chivalry: "She Wore Red Velvet" shows a flashback of Booster Gold using his jacket to cover a puddle in the path of his fiance Margot.
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Justice League Action / int_7b0fddcd	type	Battle Cry
Justice League Action / int_7b0fddcd	comment	Battle Cry: "Justice League, Action!" Doubles as a Title Drop.
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Justice League Action / int_7c7589af	type	Earth-Shattering Kaboom
Justice League Action / int_7c7589af	comment	Earth-Shattering Kaboom: Lex is in jail in "Best Day Ever" for building a bomb capable of this. He insists he never wanted to set it off, just prove it could be built. Unfortunately, the Joker is perfectly happy to use it.
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Justice League Action / int_7d163c9c	type	Dating Catwoman
Justice League Action / int_7d163c9c	comment	Dating Catwoman: Firestorm has a bit of a thing for Killer Frost.
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Justice League Action / int_7ea2a915	type	Animation Bump
Justice League Action / int_7ea2a915	comment	Animation Bump: While character movements can look stiff, action scenes occasionally have smooth animation and dynamic movements
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Justice League Action / int_7eb49b31	type	Almost Kiss
Justice League Action / int_7eb49b31	comment	Almost Kiss: In "Repulse", Superman and Wonder Woman try to kiss numerous times only to have their intimacy interrupted every time.
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Justice League Action / int_7eb73553	type	Bullying a Dragon
Justice League Action / int_7eb73553	comment	Bullying a Dragon: The Joker does his classic joy buzzer trick on Mongul, which results in Mongul, angry at the humiliation, attempting to throw the Joker into the vacuum of space. Toyman also goes into this, when he body-controls Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman and Cyborg. You can guess how well that turns out for him.
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Justice League Action / int_7ec94d53	type	Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds
Justice League Action / int_7ec94d53	comment	Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds: All the Nuclear Family want is to have a home of their own, even if it means irradiating a massive area to create a inhabitable area for themselves. In-universe, Firestorm empathises with them enough to deal with them by shrinking them to minute size and giving them a miniature home in a dome.
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Justice League Action / int_7fbb2a3	type	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero!
Justice League Action / int_7fbb2a3	comment	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: In "Field Trip", Stargirl, Blue Beetle and Firestorm accidentally trap Superman in the Phantom Zone, and let Zod and his cronies out. And although they fix things in the end, it's not without considerable damage to the Fortress.
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Justice League Action / int_801d8721	type	Oxymoronic Being
Justice League Action / int_801d8721	comment	Oxymoronic Being: As mentioned in Hoist by His Own Petard, the first Djinn is defeated by tricking him into absorbing the powers and weaknesses of Martian Manhunter, who is weakened by fire, despite being a being of fire.
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Justice League Action / int_80a2c2de	type	Monster Mash
Justice League Action / int_80a2c2de	comment	Monster Mash: In "Trick or Threat", Klarion summons a group of monsters consisting of two vampires, a werewolf, a Frankenstein's Monster, two demons and a being with a flaming jack-o-lantern for a head.
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Justice League Action / int_813f4eec	type	Humble Pie
Justice League Action / int_813f4eec	comment	Humble Pie: "The Fatal Fare" ends with Space Cabbie out in the middle of nowhere with a trashed cab. To leave, he has to get a ride from business rival Roxy Rocket. "Plastic Man Saves the World" has TWO instances: a once-skeptical Superman admitting that Plastic Man really did deserve to belong in the Justice League (in the wake of a Heroic Sacrifice), and Brainiac admitting he'd greatly underestimated Plastic Man (and tells Plastic Man next time "I'm dealing with you first.")
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Justice League Action / int_823c6e3e	type	Large Ham
Justice League Action / int_823c6e3e	comment	Large Ham: Etrigan, voiced by Patrick Seitz in his "orc" voice used for Garrosh Hellscream and Kaptin Bluddflagg, who even piles on the ham while discussing ice-cream. Lobo, who doesn't seem to have a voice setting lower than loud. Virman Vundabar:
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Justice League Action / int_82a64c4b	type	Adaptational Nice Guy
Justice League Action / int_82a64c4b	comment	Adaptational Nice Guy: Killer Frost is a lot nicer (and that's saying a lot) compared to other animated adaptations of the character. It should be noted that this is the Caitlin Snow version, who is a much friendlier and more tragic character. John Constantine. While he's still a good guy, he's a smarmy, cynical, self-centered, chain-smoking, alcoholic con-man with a low opinion of superheroes and a habit of pushing people away in the comics. Here, he's a deadpan, wise-cracking sorcerer and paranormal investigator with a much friendlier but still smarmy personality, and he's also a member of the Justice League. Etrigan is genuinely heroic and on good terms with the other heroes, when in the comics he was more of an Anti-Hero who usually only helped the other heroes if it served his interests better and on occasion is willing to betray those he is allied with.
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Justice League Action / int_83641c73	type	Logical Weakness
Justice League Action / int_83641c73	comment	Logical Weakness: Firestorm can't create something unless he/Professor Stein knows the chemical structure of the material, so until they get a sample to reverse-engineer the formula from, they can't make any Kryptonite to stop Zod and his cronies with. Chronos can see one second into the future to predict Batman's attacks, but that doesn't mean anything if his vision is physically obstructed by smoke; there's smoke all around now and in one second in the future when Batsy is punching you in the face! Amazo could also duplicate how a Justice Leaguer thinks, so when he ends up duplicating Bizarro, he gets not only Bizarro's Ice Vision, but also Bizarro's backwards-thinking logic, which shorts out his own android thinking. A Logic Bomb that was based on reverse-logic.
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Justice League Action / int_8411ab92	type	Red Oni, Blue Oni
Justice League Action / int_8411ab92	comment	Red Oni, Blue Oni: "Superman Red vs. Superman Blue" is built on this. Luthor's emitter accidentally splits Superman in two: Blue is passive and eager to please, while Red is hotheaded and overly violent. After Wonder Woman is split in two, the Reds decide to do the same to the entire League starting with Batman. They flip the coloring on you with Luthor. Red-Luthor appears to be a villainous hothead, but he's actually a hero. It was the blue version that represented his evil side; Batman reasons the opposite coloring is because Luthor is a villain.
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Justice League Action / int_86ae1278	type	Adaptational Dumbass
Justice League Action / int_86ae1278	comment	Adaptational Dumbass: Most incarnations of Mongul tend to be Genius Bruiser villains who can speak eloquently like a refined gentleman while brutally beating you to death at the same time. In this show, Mongul's still good on the "Bruiser" part, being a powerful physical threat to Superman, but beyond that, he's one of the dumbest and least intelligent incarnations of the character to date.
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Justice League Action / int_8712e4c9	type	Story-Breaker Power
Justice League Action / int_8712e4c9	comment	Story-Breaker Power: Booster Gold, Firestorm, and Plastic Man all have power sets that could end a story in under a minute. As a balance, theyâ€™re extremely goofy characters who donâ€™t fully realize what theyâ€™re capable of.
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Justice League Action / int_8797239c	type	Bait-and-Switch
Justice League Action / int_8797239c	comment	Bait-and-Switch: When the Joker and Trickster kidnap Mark Hamill (yes really), the Trickster says he particularly loves "that 70's classic about a young lad who fights impossible odds to fulfill his destiny", he is of course talking about Corvette Summer.
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Justice League Action / int_88abba17	type	Horror Host
Justice League Action / int_88abba17	comment	Horror Host: "Trick or Threat" has the episode narrated by Cain, the horror host of DC's horror anthology comic House of Mystery, presenting the episode just like a character presenting a horror anthology would.
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Justice League Action / int_8bc4a55d	type	Went to the Great X in the Sky
Justice League Action / int_8bc4a55d	comment	Went to the Great X in the Sky: Kanjar Ro asks Jonah Hex if he has any last words before he sends him to the big rodeo in the sky in "All Aboard the Space Train".
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Justice League Action / int_8d12bb8d	type	Doomsday Device
Justice League Action / int_8d12bb8d	comment	Lex in "Best Day Ever" saves the planet from his Doomsday Device because setting it off is a lot different from simply building one to see if it can be done. He also spares Superman from a kryptonite attack because this is not the way he wants to kill him.
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Justice League Action / int_8d3349bb	type	Canon Character All Along
Justice League Action / int_8d3349bb	comment	Canon Character All Along: Repulse initially seems to be a new villain, but is really Lex Luthor.
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Justice League Action / int_8eb3d48f	type	Revisiting the Roots
Justice League Action / int_8eb3d48f	comment	Revisiting the Roots: One can see this show as a way to bring the feeling of previous DC animated shows to the new generation of television viewers. Meanwhile, some characters take on more classic appearances after recent media had given them drastic changes, appearance and nature-wise — Harley Quinn has her classic harlequin outfit back (as much by necessity, considering this is a kids show, and how risque almost all of her other outfits are), Lobo appears as the heavy metal-inspired bounty hunter as opposed to the version from the post-New 52 comics, and Steppenwolf, despite gaining more prominence in his newer, horned incarnation, has a costume directly based on his old Kirby design.
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Justice League Action / int_906365a2	type	Demonic Possession
Justice League Action / int_906365a2	comment	Demonic Possession: Batman gets possessed by the djinn Uthul in the first episode.
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Justice League Action / int_90b787b3	type	Limelight Series
Justice League Action / int_90b787b3	comment	Limelight Series: Just like Batman: The Brave and the Bold, a similarly lighthearted DC show, which preceded it, this series makes it a point to frequently showcase DC heroes and villains both famous and obscure. While many recognizable faces like Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, the Joker, and Luthor are frequently featured, many more obscure DC characters get plenty of spotlight too, including Swamp Thing, Plastic Man, Firestorm, John Constantine, Mister Mind, and Calculator.
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Justice League Action / int_9141fba3	type	Fountain of Youth
Justice League Action / int_9141fba3	comment	Fountain of Youth: Klarion turns Batman, Zatanna, Constantine, and Doctor Fate into children with no memory of their adult selves in order to try and steal the helmet of Fate.
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Justice League Action / int_965a0be2	type	Butt Biter
Justice League Action / int_965a0be2	comment	Butt Biter: "Best Day Ever" shows Krypto the Superdog and Ace the Bat-Hound with pieces of yellow fabric in their mouths and subsequently shows the Joker's underwear exposed from having a big hole in the seat of his yellow pants, suggesting that Ace and Krypto bit the Joker on his behind.
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Justice League Action / int_97d54bb0	type	Tragic Keepsake
Justice League Action / int_97d54bb0	comment	Also updating the Nuclear Family into actually threatening characters, as well as giving a slightly less tragic, more kid-friendly backstory in that they were androids made to show how nuclear tests could be affecting people. This gives a proper explanation as to why the robots were given nuclear-based powers and why they became malicious.note In Mike W. Barr's original story, their powers had far more lethal results. They were made in the image of a scientist's family who had all died terrible deaths due to his experiments with atomic energy weapons. There, instead of a happy family with an edge they were more a Tragic Keepsake... that could blow up.
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Justice League Action / int_98160158	type	I Hate Past Me
Justice League Action / int_98160158	comment	I Hate Past Me: When Batman and Blue Beetle travel back in time to keep Chronos from sabotaging Batman's younger self in "Time Share", Batman is visibly embarrassed by past Batman's grappling hook fail (that's why Batman made the Grappling-Hook Pistol) and cheesy "I. Am. Batman!" line.
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Justice League Action / int_98576799	type	Throw the Dog a Bone
Justice League Action / int_98576799	comment	Throw the Dog a Bone: After everything he went through on Apokolips, Sid Sharp is livid that Clark once again beat him to the front page, until he sees the headline: "Superman: Sid Sharp Saved My Life!"
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Justice League Action / int_99b22790	type	The Knights Who Say "Squee!"
Justice League Action / int_99b22790	comment	The Knights Who Say "Squee!": Shazam to the Justice League. He has trading cards of all of them and is super-excited by the chance to work with them. Space Cabbie, who is thrilled to have Superman in his cab and has a collection of photos of famous heroes he's given a lift to. Killer Frost to Mr. Freeze, who she apparently regards as an inspiration and was eager to have the chance to work with.
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Justice League Action / int_9ae0ead1	type	Villains Out Shopping
Justice League Action / int_9ae0ead1	comment	Villains Out Shopping: "Watchtower Tours" sees both Granny Goodness and Toyman take advantage of Booster's tour to sabotage the Watchtower. Another participant turns out to be the Joker in disguise, but he didn't come to cause any trouble; he just wanted to relax and take the tour.
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Justice League Action / int_9d6427ec	type	Time Travel
Justice League Action / int_9d6427ec	comment	Time Travel: Batman and Blue Beetle have to protect Batman's own past self from Chronos.
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Justice League Action / int_9ecb2ba8	type	Reimagining the Artifact
Justice League Action / int_9ecb2ba8	comment	Reimagining the Artifact: Jimmy Olsen's job is changed from a print photographer to a web journalist, making his career choice seem less dated in a modern setting. Also updating the Nuclear Family into actually threatening characters, as well as giving a slightly less tragic, more kid-friendly backstory in that they were androids made to show how nuclear tests could be affecting people. This gives a proper explanation as to why the robots were given nuclear-based powers and why they became malicious.note In Mike W. Barr's original story, their powers had far more lethal results. They were made in the image of a scientist's family who had all died terrible deaths due to his experiments with atomic energy weapons. There, instead of a happy family with an edge they were more a Tragic Keepsake... that could blow up.
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Justice League Action / int_9fbf8969	type	Cut Lex Luthor a Check
Justice League Action / int_9fbf8969	comment	Cut Lex Luthor a Check: Averted with Roxy Rocket. Her backstory is that she stole warp technology. Why use it for committing crimes when she can open an intergalactic taxi service and keep all the profits?
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Justice League Action / int_a18fda9c	type	Dumb Muscle
Justice League Action / int_a18fda9c	comment	Solomon Grundy has typically been shown as a Dumb Muscle henchman for most of the more brilliant villains, but he was able to make a really good plan, surprisingly enough, in "Zombie King".
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Justice League Action / int_a4414a05	type	Adaptation Dye-Job
Justice League Action / int_a4414a05	comment	The series' Green Lantern is Hal Jordan, but his personality is more in line with Guy Gardner and his hair is black instead of brown, which makes him look like Kyle Rayner.
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Justice League Action / int_a4d8473b	type	Stealth Sequel
Justice League Action / int_a4d8473b	comment	Stealth Sequel: "Barehanded" suggests that the series takes place in the same universe as Green Lantern: The Animated Series, heavily implying that the artificial intelligence in Space Cabbie's cab voiced by Grey Griffin is actually an amnesiac Aya. At the end of the episode she says there was something familiar about Hal and goes looking for "something... or someone", obviously Razer. As she leaves, she states that she will not give up hope, the signature emotion of the Blue Lanterns, in the same way that a blue power ring was attracted to Razer when he went in search of Aya at the end of Green Lantern.
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Justice League Action / int_a752d797	type	Timm Style
Justice League Action / int_a752d797	comment	Timm Style: The show uses a stylized art style that's reminiscent of the DCAU.
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Justice League Action / int_a7aef9ff	type	Obfuscating Stupidity
Justice League Action / int_a7aef9ff	comment	Obfuscating Stupidity: Played with. Booster Gold does take superheroing a lot less seriously than the rest of the League; but he is much more competent than he lets on. In "Time Share" we see him do his job as Time Sentinel, to the point of earning the respect of Batman.
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Justice League Action / int_a7f551dc	type	Imagination-Based Superpower
Justice League Action / int_a7f551dc	comment	Black Adam. In this series, not only does he still have his usual powers, he can now cast spells and use his Black Lightning as an Imagination-Based Superpower.
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Justice League Action / int_a861560f	type	The Friend Nobody Likes
Justice League Action / int_a861560f	comment	Bizarro is The Friend Nobody Likes to the Justice League rather than a member of their Rogues Gallery.
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Justice League Action / int_aa96059e	type	Disabled in the Adaptation
Justice League Action / int_aa96059e	comment	Disabled in the Adaptation: While less extreme due to being depicted with four fingers on each hand, the Penguin has fused fingers like in Batman Returns.
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Justice League Action / int_ac560dc4	type	Save the Villain
Justice League Action / int_ac560dc4	comment	Save the Villain: Superman and Wonder Woman rescue the Joker from Mongul in "Galaxy Jest" and Lex Luthor from a black hole in "Repulse".
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Justice League Action / int_af616e40	type	Accidental Misnaming
Justice League Action / int_af616e40	comment	Accidental Misnaming: "Rage of the Red Lanterns" has Zilius Zox misname Cyborg as "Cybert".
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Justice League Action / int_b1d2b799	type	Artistic Age
Justice League Action / int_b1d2b799	comment	Artistic Age: Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman are adults, but the art style causes them to look very youthful. Of course, Batman at least sounds his age.
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Justice League Action / int_b2b16a23	type	Holding in Laughter
Justice League Action / int_b2b16a23	comment	Holding in Laughter: Superman has to fight to hold in laughter after inhaling enough laughing gas to affect a city, then delivering it to Mongul's warship.
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Justice League Action / int_b2e41ad6	type	Pitiful Worms
Justice League Action / int_b2e41ad6	comment	Pitiful Worms: Luthor calls the Atom a gnat in "Inside Job".
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Justice League Action / int_b53077b3	type	Take That!
Justice League Action / int_b53077b3	comment	Take That!: Not within the series itself, but one of the character designers for the series, Jake Castorena, did some doodles of Superman. One of which has him looking at the reader and asking "What do you mean I don't smile in the movies anymore?" Superman is also in fairly dark lighting, presumably lampooning the muted colors of the two films released at the time. This short is pretty much an extended potshot at Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, complete with jokes around the Kryptonite spear and Lex's convoluted plan. "Field Day" features a subtle one to the DCAU two-parter "World's Finest". In that episode, Superman is weakened by what amounts to a few crumbs of Kryptonite. An attempt to use a similar amount on Zod and associates falls flat, with Zod laughing at the heroes for thinking so little Kryptonite could hurt them. Booster Gold suggests to Green Arrow that he shorten his name. Green Arrow is very dismissive of calling himself simply Arrow.
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Justice League Action / int_b6dc59fd	type	Word, Schmord!
Justice League Action / int_b6dc59fd	comment	Word, Schmord!: Mr. Mxyzptlk says "help, schmelp" while disguised as Supergirl's agent in "Keeping Up with the Kryptonians".
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Justice League Action / int_bc28c269	type	Sizeshifter
Justice League Action / int_bc28c269	comment	Sizeshifter: The Atom, of course. In "The Ringer" he goes inside Sinestro's ring to see why he's not running out of power and finds Despotellis, a sentient virus who's also a Sinestro Corps Member inside the ring, and giving his boss power using his own yellow power battery. Once the Atom shrinks down to subatomic level, he is able to affect Despotellis from inside him. Then put Despotellis in one of his petri dish prisons, cutting off the power.
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Justice League Action / int_beb9a361	type	Anti-Hero
Justice League Action / int_beb9a361	comment	Also applies to Lobo, who's usually portrayed as an Anti-Hero at best and a Heelâ€“Face Revolving Door at his worst, but is consistently portrayed as an antagonist in this series.
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Justice League Action / int_c095d517	type	Lost Food Grievance
Justice League Action / int_c095d517	comment	Lost Food Grievance: When Firestorm transforms Felix Faust's army of stone golems into cars in "Forget Me Not", Felix is especially enraged when this happens to the golem who was carrying his sandwiches. "E. Nigma, Consulting Detective" as the Joker enact his scheme all because he's peeved off at the Riddler for taking his donut once while they were in prison.
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Justice League Action / int_c32201f6	type	Good Colors, Evil Colors
Justice League Action / int_c32201f6	comment	Good Colors, Evil Colors: "Superman Red vs. Superman Blue" had Luthor boost his Kryptonite Gun with a super-powered battery that split Superman into two forms: Blue Is Heroic (though less ready to fight) and Red Is Violent. A blast to Wonder Woman, then Batman, showed this didn't stop with Kryptonians. Inverted when Luthor himself is hit with the Gun's ray into red and blue forms: he tells us blue is "true self (evil)" and red is "aberration (good)." Red Luthor tries to act even more evil to win the red versions of the heroes over, and sucker them into being reunited. While Green Arrow liked the idea of a good Luthor, Red Luthor said it wasn't natural, and heroes must make sacrifices. "This is mine," he says before reuniting with his Blue Luthor side.
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Justice League Action / int_c35d837f	type	Loves My Alter Ego
Justice League Action / int_c35d837f	comment	Loves My Alter Ego: Superman and Wonder Woman discuss this when on a date with each other, complaining about being practically invisible to their traditional love interests Lois Lane and Steve Trevor.
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Justice League Action / int_c5249b29	type	Nice Guy
Justice League Action / int_c5249b29	comment	Stargirl has a crush on Firestorm, who is a Nice Guy.
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Justice League Action / int_c55c31e2	type	Non-Standard Character Design
Justice League Action / int_c55c31e2	comment	Non-Standard Character Design: Toyman is much more anime-inspired in both his Super-Deformed appearance and movements, to the extent that he wouldn't look out on place on Teen Titans (2003).
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Justice League Action / int_c6102eb0	type	Grand Theft Me
Justice League Action / int_c6102eb0	comment	Grand Theft Me: In "The Goddess Must Be Crazy", Felix Faust takes over Supergirl's body to get around the spell which keeps males from setting foot in Themyscira.
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Justice League Action / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
Justice League Action / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: The fighting game opening in "That Same Old Bat Problem" is an explicit homage to Street Fighter Alpha 2, with Doctor Fate as Zangief, Plastic Man as Dhalsim, Martian Manhunter as Rolento, Cyborg as Gen, and Stargirl as Sakura. The shot immediately beforehand with a lightning bolt illuminating Batman's silhouette in the background, however, is taken from the opening sequence of Darkstalkers: The Night Warriors, with Batman standing in for Demitri. Additionally, the following scene with Superman and Batman preparing to battle in a storm-swept grassland is actually a mixture of scenes from both Alpha and Alpha 2's intros. In "Missing the Mark", a brief soundalike snippet to "Binary Sunsets" / The Force Theme plays when the Trickster tells Mark Hamill that he's a huge fan of the 70s classic Mark starred in, "about a young man facing impossible odds to achieve his destiny." You know, Corvette Summer. The Cool Spaceship the Justice-1 has another, smaller spaceship that can detach and fly independently, the Justice-2. Like the Quester-1 and -2 in Jonny Quest. Lex Luthor's Powered Armor is black and gold with a glowing kryptonite Chest Insignia, looking less like his past kryptonite-powered suits and more like a recent form of Iron Man. In order to take down Lobo, Red Lantern Dex-Starr briefly forms a flaming ferocious feline. In "Hat Trick", Zatanna summons a plant monster named "Audrey" from her hat. In "The Trouble with Truth", the goddess Athena has Bubo the mechanical owl with her. Cain, one of the House of Mystery hosts, is featured in the Halloween-themed episode. In "Phased and Confused", Booster Gold tries on Batman's costume, doing a Risky Business-style entrance (complete with a Suspiciously Similar Song). The title of the episode "Keeping Up With The Kryptonians" is an obvious nod to Keeping Up with the Kardashians. In "Booster's Gold" Booster talks about his idea for a theme park with real dinosaurs. He got the idea from a movie. From the same episode, after escaping a society of future dinosaur people, Green Arrow essentially quotes the 4th Doctor's "Do I have the right" speech from Genesis of the Daleks.
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Justice League Action / int_c8548756	type	Hero with an F in Good
Justice League Action / int_c8548756	comment	Hero with an F in Good: Uncle Dudley wants to be of help to Shazam instead of just run from danger. As a prank, Mister Mxyzptlk pretends to be the Wizard and grants Dudley the same powers as Shazam. Despite his best efforts, Captain Bamboozle causes massive property damage and annoys everyone. He does get the better of Mxyzptlk in the end, though.
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Justice League Action / int_c868a42a	type	Freudian Excuse
Justice League Action / int_c868a42a	comment	Freudian Excuse: Mister Terrific has a massive ego—something Martin Stein (his old college roommate) keeps reminding others of. Mister Terrific says it's actually a defense mechanism that was a result of rooming with Stein, who Terrific says was the smartest person on campus and constantly criticized him.
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Justice League Action / int_ca95473c	type	Series Continuity Error
Justice League Action / int_ca95473c	comment	Series Continuity Error: In "Abate and Switch", Black Adam is said to have been sent to prehistoric times. In "Power Outage", he was specifically said to have been sent several galaxies away after the heroes had defeated him.
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Justice League Action / int_cb71c461	type	Deus Exit Machina
Justice League Action / int_cb71c461	comment	Deus Exit Machina: Zatanna gets gagged and captured by the cursed Batmobile in "Speed Demon", preventing her from using her magic to immediately fix the situation.
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Justice League Action / int_ce6555f0	type	Lighter and Softer
Justice League Action / int_ce6555f0	comment	Lighter and Softer: Than the more adult-oriented Justice League animated movies, its predecessor Justice League, or even Young Justice (2010). There are still some dark moments, like when the Parasite is apparently killed, or when Darkseid shows up, but nothing compared to the numerous actual or implied deaths in those shows. Also, you know, John Constantine is in this series.
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Justice League Action / int_d07900bc	type	"Not Wearing Pants" Dream
Justice League Action / int_d07900bc	comment	"Not Wearing Pants" Dream: In "The Ringer", the first fear-based hallucination the Atom experiences after entering Sinestro's ring consists of him being laughed at by his fellow superheroes and a crowd of civilians because he's standing there wearing nothing but his mask and his undies.
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Justice League Action / int_d112f7ec	type	"Oh, Crap!" Smile
Justice League Action / int_d112f7ec	comment	"Oh, Crap!" Smile: Mongul orders the Joker to make the warriors of Warworld laugh in "Galaxy Jest". The Joker eventually succeeds by using a joy buzzer on Mongul, but then smiles nervously after realizing he's just pissed Mongul off.
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Justice League Action / int_d308cbb0	type	Character Catchphrase
Justice League Action / int_d308cbb0	comment	Character Catchphrase: Invoked by Ronnie, who in his first episode tries to make "The heat is ON!" his catchphrase.
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Justice League Action / int_d320bbd5	type	Insult Friendly Fire
Justice League Action / int_d320bbd5	comment	Insult Friendly Fire: This line from "Luthor in Paradise".
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Justice League Action / int_d397657d	type	Hoist by His Own Petard
Justice League Action / int_d397657d	comment	Hoist by His Own Petard: The first of the Djinn is defeated by absorbing the Martian Manhunter's powers — it also comes with his weakness to extreme heat, and the Djinn is made of lava.
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Justice League Action / int_d3a840a8	type	Opening Shout-Out
Justice League Action / int_d3a840a8	comment	Opening Shout-Out: When Batman and Blue Beetle arrive in Gotham City's past in "Time Share", there seem to be numerous police blimps in the sky- much like the opening sequence of Batman: The Animated Series.
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Justice League Action / int_d47c9b9c	type	Bunny Ears Picture Prank
Justice League Action / int_d47c9b9c	comment	Bunny Ears Picture Prank: At the end of "Plastic Man Saves the World", Plastic Man celebrates his defeat of Brainiac (and being acknowledged by the villain as a serious threat to his operations) by taking a selfie with his fellow Justice League members. The resulting picture shows Cyborg giving Superman bunny ears.
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Justice League Action / int_d500b978	type	Adaptational Wimp
Justice League Action / int_d500b978	comment	Adaptational Wimp: Downplayed. Batman's still very smart and extensively prepared, but has difficulty going up against primarily magic-based opponents, occasionally admitting he has problems fighting explicitly supernatural beings. Due to this, it makes it necessary for another, more supernaturally knowledgeable hero to accompany him in fighting the Villain of the Week. Everyone suffers from this similarly. Since it's a team show with 11-minute episodes and thus required to cut to the chase, it often starts with a hero coming up against something that the character usually handles solo in their own book and immediately calling in or being helped out by the episode's guest star. Darkseid has been easily beaten by Superman in both of his appearances thus far and a slight criticism of the show among fans is how Darkseid simply is not threatening as a villain. Astonishingly considering he's sometimes been portrayed as a Knight of Cerebus and/or a Diabolical Mastermind, the Gorilla Grodd on this show is a complete pushover; he and his minions get walked all over, and only last the full length of their episode due to an intervention by Mr. Mxyzptlk.
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Justice League Action / int_d9d2c40b	type	Amazon Brigade
Justice League Action / int_d9d2c40b	comment	Amazon Brigade: Poison Ivy leads a group of villainesses in the short" Quality Time" called the Ivy League, whose members are Cheetah, Ember, and Star Sapphire.
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Justice League Action / int_d9fe8277	type	I'm Standing Right Here
Justice League Action / int_d9fe8277	comment	I'm Standing Right Here: In "Rage of the Red Lanterns", Lobo complains that he can hear Wonder Woman when she remarks that stealing Red Lantern power rings wouldn't be the first stupid thing he's done.
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Justice League Action / int_daf94dd6	type	Pants-Pulling Prank
Justice League Action / int_daf94dd6	comment	Pants-Pulling Prank: When Plastic Man imagines how taking on Brainiac will go down in "Plastic Man Saves the World", one part shows him pantsing Brainiac.
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Justice League Action / int_dcb9c541	type	Ship Tease
Justice League Action / int_dcb9c541	comment	Ship Tease: Wonder Woman and Superman in "Repulse" where they dating. Help that Steve Trevor and Lois Lane are only interested in their super hero personas and only see the other side as friends.
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Justice League Action / int_e16cd24e	type	Know When to Fold 'Em
Justice League Action / int_e16cd24e	comment	Know When to Fold 'Em: Badass Normals usually sit out fights with especially powerful villains whenever they can help it, and don't last long when they do clash with someone outside their weight class.
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Justice League Action / int_e35ab565	type	Indy Ploy
Justice League Action / int_e35ab565	comment	Indy Ploy: Plastic Man had one after another after things kept going South on him in "Plastic Man Saves The World." This constant improvisation made it hard for Brainiac to deal with him—and forced Brainiac to admit he'd underestimated Plastic Man.
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Justice League Action / int_e37f19	type	Disguised in Drag
Justice League Action / int_e37f19	comment	Disguised in Drag: When the last three djinn brothers demonstrate they can temporarily de-power any hero by saying their names, Green Arrow gets the idea to switch costumes to throw off their spell. Plastic Man gets stuck wearing Wonder Woman's costume. The blonde woman taking Booster Gold's Watchtower tour is revealed to be the Joker. He says he got the idea from watching Bugs Bunny cartoons.
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Justice League Action / int_e466ae41	type	Family-Friendly Firearms
Justice League Action / int_e466ae41	comment	Family-Friendly Firearms: All gunslinging characters wield ray guns of some kind. May be justified as the setting is shown to be slightly more technologically advanced.
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Justice League Action / int_e4965307	type	Composite Character
Justice League Action / int_e4965307	comment	Composite Character: Toyman is an odd one; he's the third Toyman, Hiro Okamura, but is a villain like the original Winslow Schott Toyman. The Wizard and the superhero Shazam are named for their New 52 counterparts, but other than Shazam's chest emblem, they look and act much more like the Wizard Shazam and Captain Marvel. The Wizard even tells Billy to "Say my name!", suggesting that he's actually named Shazam as well, rather than Mamargan. The series' Green Lantern is Hal Jordan, but his personality is more in line with Guy Gardner and his hair is black instead of brown, which makes him look like Kyle Rayner.
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Justice League Action / int_e5a9f2b9	type	While You Were in Diapers
Justice League Action / int_e5a9f2b9	comment	While You Were in Diapers: The wizard Shazam makes the claim that he's been dealing with the forces of evil since the oldest of Batman's ancestors were in diapers.
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Justice League Action / int_e75d4959	type	Wake Up, Go to School & Save the World
Justice League Action / int_e75d4959	comment	Wake Up, Go to School & Save the World: The superhero Shazam becomes this, the League welcoming him in for his Big Damn Heroes moment (as long as it's not a school night). Also in this camp would likely be Blue Beetle, Stargirl, Firestorm and many other teenaged heroes.
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Justice League Action / int_e84a7d27	type	Genre Refugee
Justice League Action / int_e84a7d27	comment	Genre Refugee: While Constantine has always been a character in the DC universe, he comes off as this, since he's generally a Darker and Edgier character with more adult themes in his life compared to most other DC heroes in the comics but is now in a DC kid's show for the first time.
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Justice League Action / int_e8dca77c	type	Adaptation Origin Connection
Justice League Action / int_e8dca77c	comment	Adaptation Origin Connection: In "Harley Goes Ape", it's revealed that Dr. Harleen Quinzell tended to Titano before she worked at Arkham Asylum and became Harley Quinn.
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Justice League Action / int_e8e3807	type	Aside Glance
Justice League Action / int_e8e3807	comment	Aside Glance: Superman and Batman flash this at each other when Wonder Woman refers to them as "sidekicks" to her mother, Queen Hippolyta, as if to silently ask each other "Did she seriously just call us that?"
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Justice League Action / int_eb28ab57	type	Bound and Gagged
Justice League Action / int_eb28ab57	comment	Bound and Gagged: Done often to Wonder Woman. Happens to Diana in "Selfie Help" during a training simulation, with an unknown goo-like black substance fulfilling the role of her bindings and gag◊. A Running Gag has Diana get tied up in her own lasso. And complaining about something like Booster's stupidity or how bad her day's been going so far. Zatanna during "Speed Demon", where a possessed Batmobile binds and gags her with the ejection parachute and locks her in the trunk◊.
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Justice League Action / int_eff83d77	type	Mundane Utility
Justice League Action / int_eff83d77	comment	Mundane Utility: Roxy Rocket's backstory as revealed over an episode she was actually pretty tangential to: she was once much like her DCAU incarnation until she managed to steal a warp drive. How does she use it? Interstellar taxi service! (And, as such, she's Space Cabbie's chief rival.)
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Justice League Action / int_f10d3363	type	Distracted by the Sexy
Justice League Action / int_f10d3363	comment	Distracted by the Sexy: Wonder Woman/Diana Prince in a red dress causes waiters to trip because they can't stop staring.
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Justice League Action / int_f364de89	type	Make Wrong What Once Went Right
Justice League Action / int_f364de89	comment	Make Wrong What Once Went Right: Chronos tries to travel into the past and sabotage Batman's first case, getting him killed before he could ever make a name for himself.
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Justice League Action / int_f51c5f3c	type	Never Say "Die"
Justice League Action / int_f51c5f3c	comment	Never Say "Die": No hard "death" words are uttered, however it is alluded to and there are villians who are actively trying to kill the heroes.
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