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Superfriends	comment	The show that determined more of what you (used to) know (or think) about superheroes than even the Adam West Batman series.Super Friendsnote alternate spellings can include Superfriends (one word) and SuperFriends (two words in CamelCase), the way it was displayed on-screen varied is a long-running Hanna-Barbera series, which ran on ABC from 1973 to 1986 (with breaks), featuring superheroes from DC Comics. The core heroes were Superman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, Batman and Robin. Originally, they were joined by "Junior Super Friends" Wendy, Marvin and Wonder Dog. The series' first season, in 1973-4, consisted of hour long stories, most of which concerned current issues such as energy conservation; the "criminal" was usually a Well-Intentioned Extremist with benign motives, who is usually easily persuaded to a more reasonable stand at the end.Subsequent seasons could conceivably be considered separate series, not unlike Super Sentai a.k.a. Power Rangers: The series was revived in 1977 as The All-New Super Friends Hour, with some reworking of the concept. Most notably, the "Junior Super Friends" were replaced with the shape-shifting Wonder Twins, Zan and Jayna, and their monkey, Gleek, who, unlike their predecessors, had actual useful superpowers (even if they were sometimes bad at using them). Episodes typically contained more action with the heroes having to get tough with their enemies and less unnecessarily forced point-making and plodding stories. This and subsequent seasons included short segments on health, safety, crafts, stage magic and a simple word puzzle related to the show's main story. The All-New Super Friends Hour was divided into two parts: one half-hour episode, and another half hour of Three Shorts, which typically followed a pattern: first, two of the original four heroes; then, a short spotlighting the new Wonder Twins; then, the main story with the entire team; and finally, an episode spotlighting one established hero and introducing another hero, many (but not all) of whom would later appear on the next series: Challenge of the Superfriends in 1978 had the largest cast of the various series: 11 heroes and 13 villains (see Heroes Unlimited). Three of the more notable heroes not present were the Wonder Twins and Gleek. By this time, the stories began to resemble those found in the actual comic books, although some of the heroes and villains existed only in animation, including three new "Minority" heroes, Black Vulcan (Black), Apache Chief (Native American), and Samurai (Asian). It also introduced the original Legion of Doom, a group of the Super Friends' greatest enemies united to conquer the world with plans none of them could complete alone. The most fondly remembered series, it evolved as it went on. Most episodes focused on a MacGuffin, and early episodes ended with a Villain: Exit, Stage Left, as if actually capturing the Legion would end their threat, despite the fact that's never how it works in comic books (see Failure Is the Only Option, Joker Immunity, Cardboard Prison). Once they got over that, later episodes raised the stakes and had the Legion introduce ever greater threats, with episode titles starting to take on names like "The Final Challenge" and "Doomsday." The penultimate episode involved the Super Friends being picked off one by one by a "Noxium Crystal" but ultimately being revealed as robots; the final episode begins After the End, as we follow a group of Sufficiently Advanced Aliens as they encounter the scene and wonder what happened. It turns out the Legion fired a solar flare at Earth, and with Superman out of commission, the Super Friends activated their "global force field"; the mixture of the two bathed the Earth in deadly radiation. It ultimately ends with the aliens using Time Travel to push the inevitable Reset Button, moving the moon in the path of the flare (seriously). Originally was still part of an hour-long show; the episodes they ran with, which included the core five and the Wonder Twins, are now very rare and almost entirely forgotten, and the last six were out-and-out absent from circulation until a 2005 DVD release contained this entire group. World's Greatest Super Friends, 1979: Core five members and the Wonder Twins. Only eight episodes; one Whole-Plot Reference after another. The only two exceptions are a Mirror Universe and an Homage to Superman: The Movie. Mostly ran with reruns originally, which helps explain it. From 1980-3, new episodes came in the form of shorts, which generally followed a subtle form of A B A structure, with A teaming one or two of the Core Five with another hero, almost always one appearing on Challenge, although these shorts did introduce El Dorado, essentially a Token Minority. The second series aired in the first season not to be originally aired as an hour-long show. The third series were originally only shown abroad, as the show had been cancelled in the US, and made up another set of episodes missing from circulation until the 1990s. The show was revived again in 1984 as the Merchandise-Driven Super Friends: The Legendary Super Powers Show, intended to tie in with the Super Powers Collection toy line from Kenner. The show consisted of two 15-minute shorts, except for some two-part half-hours. It introduced Firestorm, whose ability to transmute elements was depicted as enabling him to change anything into anything else, making him ridiculously over-powered. This was also the series that introduced Darkseid and his fellow villainous New Gods of Apokolips to animation, a decade before Superman: The Animated Series, although many aspects of his personality were toned down from the original, and he was given a bizarre fixation on making Wonder Woman his bride. The Super Powers Team: Galactic Guardians, 1985. Hanna-Barbera gave the show a Retool, eliminating the Wonder Twins and all of the Captain Ethnic superheroes they created (with the sole exception of Samurai), introducing Cyborg from the comic books in his animated debut, redoing the character designs (moving away from Alex Toth's art style to DC's then-house style), calling the group "The Super Powers Team" instead of the Super Friends, and adding a more Heroes Unlimited feel. The main connection to the previous series was the voices and the villains, as Darkseid was still around. Some of the episodes were darker and more somber than prior ones. Especially the episode dealing with Batman's origin, which just may have the most powerful performance Adam West ever gave in the role.And that was that, until Justice League came along. Many thanks to Will's Super Friends Episode Guide and Challenge of the Super Friends.This show was very campy in its day, Challenge included (although the last season began to veer away from this atmosphere), and used many of the worst Animation Tropes. Despite many of the superheroes' portrayals as rather bland, the show also had the unfortunate effect of tainting the reputations of Aquaman and Hawkman among the general public (see This Looks Like a Job for Aquaman). Although Aquaman, especially recently, has been more of a King Arthur figure than a traditional brawler, the main problem was the show's general Media Watchdog-induced abhorrence of violence and actual fighting. While Superman could fly, lift heavy things and melt metal things, Batman had his cool gadgets, and Wonder Woman had her invisible jet and Lasso of Truth, Aquaman could basically breathe under water and talk to animals, and Hawkman could fly... and nothing else.There was also a tie-in Super Friends Comic-Book Adaptation for a while. It wasn't half-bad, once it started departing from the strict guidelines of the television show. It's best remembered now for the Canon Immigrant "Global Guardians" team that it created as a team of Captain Ethnic heroes.1979 saw the airing of two live-action specials loosely based on the cartoon titled Legends of the Superheroes, which had Captain Marvel replace Superman and Wonder Woman's place taken by Black Canary and the Huntress because Superman and Wonder Woman were restricted from use by Superman having his own movie the year prior and Wonder Woman's television series airing on a different networknote Wonder Woman aired on CBS, while Legends of the Superfriends aired on NBC.Recently, there's a new "Super Friends" toy line and associated comic book, this one featuring Superman, Batman, Flash, Wonder Woman, Aquaman and the John Stewart Green Lantern. While the current comic uses an extremely cartoony art-style, it has been praised for its imaginative plots and affection for the more bizarre corners of DCU mythos.In 2010, Warner Bros. Animation made DC Super Friends, a 17-minute short for Fisher-Price as a tie-in for their range of DC Super Friends toys, packing it as a DVD bonus with select products.The Arrowverse has made quite a few nods to the show, with an old STAR Labs facility (which looks just like the Hall of Justice) being used as the staging ground for the heroes during the Invasion! crossover event, the Legion of Doom showing up in season 2 of Legends of Tomorrow, the team formed by Supergirl and her friends in the eponymous series often are referred to as the "Superfriends", and most recently, said STAR Labs facility being used again at the end of Crisis on Infinite Earths (2019) as Barry gathers the heroes for the Justice League (in all but name), and Gleek has apparently escaped and is running around the building.See Seanbaby's Super Friends Page for a snarky and sarcastic take on the series.
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Superfriends / int_10129cf5	comment	Unraveled Entanglement: "Dr. Pelagian's War". While Miss Caraway is checking stock market reports on a ticker tape machine, Dr. Pelagian takes control of it and makes it spew out yards of ticker tape that entangles her.
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Superfriends / int_1049848f	type	Aliens Speaking English
Superfriends / int_1049848f	comment	Aliens Speaking English: Occurs in four 1973-74 season episodes: "The Power Pirate", "Too Hot To Handle", "The Balloon People" and "The Watermen". The aliens in all of these episodes spoke perfect English with no explanation. Averted by the Wonder Twins in the comic adaptation, where they start off not knowing any English, and have stilted grammar and noticeable accents (they pass themselves off as Norwegian in their secret identities) even after they learn.
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Superfriends / int_11c754d8	type	Trail of Bread Crumbs
Superfriends / int_11c754d8	comment	Trail of Bread Crumbs: 1973/74 episode "The Mysterious Moles". While Wendy, Marvin and Wonder Dog are exploring underground, Marvin leaves chalk marks on the walls so they can find their way back to the surface.
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Superfriends / int_1282bf4f	type	No Celebrities Were Harmed
Superfriends / int_1282bf4f	comment	No Celebrities Were Harmed: Zan and Jayna were almost certainly modeled on Donnie and Marie Osmond, who had a popular variety show that ran from 1976-1978, as evidenced by their catch-phrase, "Spacey, Zan — really spacey," copped from the Osmonds' "Cute, Marie — real cute."
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Superfriends / int_149bfb3a	type	Improvised Zipline
Superfriends / int_149bfb3a	comment	Improvised Zip Line: In the 1973-74 episode "The Shamon U", Batman and Robin use their batarangs to slide down cable car cables.
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Superfriends / int_14beeefd	type	Darker and Edgier
Superfriends / int_14beeefd	comment	Darker and Edgier: The 1985 season, which came complete with a name change. Cyborg joined the Super Powers Team, and the stories got more serious in that season compared to the previous seasons, including the first-ever depiction of Batman's origin story on television. It also gave us the first ever on-screen depiction of The Death of Superman, well before Superman IV or the creation of Doomsday. Just about all the seasons from 1977 (The All-New Superfriends Hour) onward were this compared to the lighter-hearted 1973-74 series. Many of the situations were more dangerous or suspenseful and a few episodes actually took stabs (pardon the pun) at killing off the heroes (Superfriends: Rest In Peace, for example.) Notable is the episode "The Ghost" from the All-New Superfriends Hour, one of the few to use an established villain from the comics, the Gentleman Ghost. It starts in a graveyard with a creepy-looking man invoking Mephisto and Satan (by name!) to raise a man from the dead as a vengeful spirit. The Ghost then goes on to transform multiple characters into helpless spirits, including Superman and Wonder Woman.
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Superfriends / int_15385326	type	You Can't Thwart Stage One
Superfriends / int_15385326	comment	You Can't Thwart Stage One: Used repeatedly in the formula for Challenge: the Legion will cook up a plan that'll go flawlessly for the first 2/3 of the episode, and they'll easily overcome whatever resistance the Superfriends try to put up.
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Superfriends / int_15b2cab3	type	Tempting Fate
Superfriends / int_15b2cab3	comment	Tempting Fate: Marvin in the 1973-74 episode "Too Hot to Handle". The heat causes wax statues of the main heroes to melt, so Wendy and Marvin remove the uniforms from the statues. In "The Mind Maidens" Wonder Woman and Jayna decide to sneak into Medulla's lair, and Jayna smugly comments "It'll be a cinch!" Cue both of them being turned into Medulla's mind-controlled slaves. Batman, of all people, does this when facing an "obvious" Trap Door set up by The Riddler.
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Superfriends / int_15d60257	type	Amphibious Automobile
Superfriends / int_15d60257	comment	Amphibious Automobile: 1973-74 episode "The Weather Makers". The villains have a car that can operate as a speedboat.
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Superfriends / int_169d22e6	type	Villain Team-Up
Superfriends / int_169d22e6	comment	The Super Powers Team: Galactic Guardians episode "The Case of the Stolen Powers" focuses on a Villain Team-Up between Felix Faust and Batman villain The Penguin, but neither Batman nor Robin appear in the episode and the only heroes Penguin is shown fighting are Superman, Firestorm, Wonder Woman, Hawkman, Samurai and Aquaman.
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Superfriends / int_173909	type	Brainwashed and Crazy
Superfriends / int_173909	comment	Brainwashed and Crazy: Wonder Woman and Jayna in "The Mind Maidens".
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Superfriends / int_17ce80aa	type	All There in the Manual
Superfriends / int_17ce80aa	comment	All There in the Manual: The TV show never explained why Marvin and Wendy were there. The comics do, however: Wendy's uncle was a policeman who trained and helped young Bruce Wayne, and Marvin's mother was the woman whose name Wonder Woman took her civilian name from (Diana Prince). Likewise, the Wonder Twins never got a full biography in the animation, but they did in the comics. Unlimited shapeshifting used to be common among the people of Exxor, but it was carried on a recessive gene, so in modern times the majority of the population lacked the power, and the few that do still have it have limits to what they could turn into. Zan and Jayna were further limited by needing to touch hands to activate their powers. After their parents died in a plague, nobody was willing to adopt the two shapeshifters, so they were eventually bought by the owner of a space circus, to use their shapeshifting powers as sideshow attractions. Only the circus' 'laugh-maker' (clown) cared for them, and gave them Gleek as a pet. In their teenage years, they escaped the circus, only to stumble upon the hideout of the villainous Grax and conveniently overhear his plan to destroy the Earth. Racing to Earth, they warn the Superfriends, and replace the retiring Wendy and Marvin. Or "All There In The Modelsheet": The reason that Black Vulcan's outfit had a lot of animation errors is that it was never right to begin with. According to Alex Toth's model sheet◊, the costume is supposed to be mostly dark blue, with white lightning trim, gloves, and boots, and light blue trunks and mask. Furthermore, his legs are not supposed to be bare, and neither is his neck area, which is supposed to be light blue as well and connect to his mask as a full Batman-like cowl. The third Super Powers miniseries served to explain the origins of Samurai, establishing that his real name is Toshio Eto and that he was given his powers by the New Gods in hopes that he'd be a useful ally against Darkseid.
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Superfriends / int_18aff462	type	Artistic License â€“ Biology
Superfriends / int_18aff462	comment	Artistic License â€“ Biology: 1973-74 series episodes "The Shamon U". A miniaturized sperm whale returns to normal size on a city street. It should be crushed by its own weight and be unable to breathe, but it's just fine. "The Watermen''. When the title aliens extract silicon from sea water, it causes the sea water to immediately turn into red tide. Just one problem: red tide is caused by microorganisms, not a lack of silicon. This is lampshaded when Professor Matey notes that it should be impossible.
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Superfriends / int_19944e8f	type	Terraform
Superfriends / int_19944e8f	comment	Terraform: An inverted version in the 1973-74 episode "Too Hot to Handle", when the Solar Terrarians try to move the Earth closer to the Sun so it will get hot enough for them to move here and live comfortably.
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Superfriends / int_1abf68d5	type	You Meddling Kids
Superfriends / int_1abf68d5	comment	You Meddling Kids: 1973-74 episode "The Balloon People". After Noah Tall is captured by Superman he says "I could have gotten away with it if it weren't for you, Superman."
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Superfriends / int_1b4e322c	type	Mr. Fanservice
Superfriends / int_1b4e322c	comment	Mr. Fanservice: The Token Minority heroes, interestingly enough — El Dorado, Samurai, and Apache Chief all have costumes that leave them mostly shirtless, and Black Vulcan has nice legs.
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Superfriends / int_1ba17583	type	The Ghost
Superfriends / int_1ba17583	comment	The Ghost: The Challenge of the Super Friends episode "Super Friends: Rest in Peace" mentions an unseen fourteenth member of the Legion of Doom named Dr. Natas as the creator of the Noxium crystal, with no mention made of his current whereabouts aside from the implication that he's no longer part of the team.
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Superfriends / int_1cc2ea8d	type	Villain Ball
Superfriends / int_1cc2ea8d	comment	Villain Ball: "Swamp of the Living Dead" has the Legion of Doom use a witch's demon familiar to capture the Superfriends, put them in a magic sleep, and create an unstoppable zombie army. Naturally, instead of conquering the world with what power they have, they get greedy and try to capture the demon, leading him to turn on them and forcing them to release the Superfriends to stop the zombies.
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Superfriends / int_1f14978d	type	Talking Animal
Superfriends / int_1f14978d	comment	Talking Animal: Jayna in animal form, and Gorilla Grodd (and the other denizens of Gorilla City). Also, "Circus of Horrors" features a group of them as the main villains.
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Superfriends / int_1fc325dd	type	Do Not Adjust Your Set
Superfriends / int_1fc325dd	comment	Do Not Adjust Your Set: 1973/74 episode "The Androids". While the Super Friends are talking to Colonel Wilcox on a viewscreen, the villain Dr. Rebos breaks into the transmission and warns that he plans to sabotage the launch of the Mars rocket.
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Superfriends / int_20f689e9	type	Adaptational Villainy
Superfriends / int_20f689e9	comment	Adaptational Villainy: For most of the series, Bizarro is depicted as a clear villain who has murderous designs on the heroes. However, the final season depicts him faithfully from the comics as a well-meaning bumbler.
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Superfriends / int_232aa245	type	Laser Cutter
Superfriends / int_232aa245	comment	Laser Cutter: Green Lantern can pull one out of hyperspace. No, it is not consistent with any of those shapes he normally makes with his ring.
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Superfriends / int_234bd900	type	For Science!
Superfriends / int_234bd900	comment	For Science!: 1973-74 episode "The Menace of the White Dwarf". In the Back Story, the Mad Scientist Raven was convicted of trying to jar the Earth from its axis, which might have caused the extinction of the entire human race.
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Superfriends / int_25524784	type	No-Holds-Barred Beatdown
Superfriends / int_25524784	comment	"Superfriends: Rest In Peace" had two. Robot doubles were used to play the Superfriends when the Noxium was used, and they played dead. Once the Legion thought the Superfriends were all dead, a protectively-suited Apache Chief found the Noxium and sent it into deep space. The real Superfriends then disguised themselves as normal folks to ambush the Legion on their base, and deliver a No-Holds-Barred Beatdown.
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Superfriends / int_25b5600	type	Captain Ersatz
Superfriends / int_25b5600	comment	Captain Ersatz: They created Black Vulcan, an electrically powered black man, instead of using DC's existing electrically-powered black man, Black Lightning. Rumor has it that this stems from a creative rights dispute with Lightning's creator, Tony Isabella; decades later, DC refused to let Black Lightning appear as a Guest Star on Static Shock. They couldn't use Black Vulcan either, so a new character, Soul Power, was created. How often do you get a Captain Ersatz of a Captain Ersatz? The dispute has apparently been resolved, as Black Lightning, as part of the Outsiders, has appeared on Batman: The Brave and the Bold and Young Justice (2010). And in a very non-heroic example, Lex Luthor's dimwitted henchman Otis from the era's live-action Superman movies appeared in the episode "Lex Luthor Strikes Back", under the name "Orville Gump". Cheetah was something of one for Catwoman - particularly the Eartha Kitt incarnation from the '66 show (the rasp is a dead giveaway).note Though there might be a bit of a chicken-and-egg situation going on here - the comics' version of Cheetah was also very similar to Catwoman in modus operandi, save for being a lot less squeamish about cold-blooded murder.
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Superfriends / int_26ac510e	type	Mythology Gag
Superfriends / int_26ac510e	comment	Mythology Gag: In Alex Ross' Justice, The Joker is furious that the other supervillains have left him out of their Legion of Doom. The original plan was to have the Joker be part of the Legion of Doom, but with Filmation using him as part of The New Adventures of Batman, he and a few other Batman villains, including Catwoman and The Penguin, were off-limits. In "Superfriends: Rest in Peace", Batman's "death" takes place outside of a movie theater, which itself is a nod to how his parents died on the way home from a night at the movies.
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Superfriends / int_272b44e	type	Captain Ethnic
Superfriends / int_272b44e	comment	The Wonder Twins and Gleek themselves, in addition to every Captain Ethnic hero other than Samurai, were phased out and forgotten by the final series The Super Powers Team: Galactic Guardians.
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Superfriends / int_27b9c950	type	Road-Sign Reversal
Superfriends / int_27b9c950	comment	Road-Sign Reversal: 1973-74 episode "The Fantastic Frerps". King Plasto diverts a shipment of raw plastic from the real GREPS building to his imitation building by changing a road sign.
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Superfriends / int_27da9a33	type	Some Kind of Force Field
Superfriends / int_27da9a33	comment	Some Kind of Force Field: Happened all the time. Superman was the usual victim.
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Superfriends / int_27fdc960	type	Trap Door
Superfriends / int_27fdc960	comment	Batman, of all people, does this when facing an "obvious" Trap Door set up by The Riddler.
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Superfriends / int_286141a2	type	Unexpectedly Dark Episode
Superfriends / int_286141a2	comment	Unexpectedly Dark Episode: "The Fear" deals with similar themes as The Brave and the Bold's "The Chill of the Night" as the Scarecrow forces Batman to relive the murder of his parents.
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Superfriends / int_2a7e7af1	type	Limited Wardrobe
Superfriends / int_2a7e7af1	comment	Limited Wardrobe: Applies only to Wendy and Marvin in the 1973-74 series. They always wore exactly the same clothes.
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Superfriends / int_2e406a1	type	Hollywood Evolution
Superfriends / int_2e406a1	comment	Dr. Cranum, villain of the 1978 episode "The Brain Machine" as well, after using a machine to evolve a human's brain on himself. Later, he does the same thing to Wonder Woman, and he wants to do the same to everyone in the world (albeit for a good cause).
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Superfriends / int_2ef005ab	type	Vocal Evolution
Superfriends / int_2ef005ab	comment	Vocal Evolution: Frank Welker initially gave Mr. Mxyzptlk a squeaky voice for his first two appearances in the New Super Friends episode "The Rise and Fall of the Superfriends" and The World's Greatest SuperFriends episode "The Planet of Oz", but by the 1980 series and onward, Mxyzptlk started to sound more like the show's incarnation of Toyman, who was also voiced by Frank Welker.
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Superfriends / int_2f829af	type	Fight Dracula
Superfriends / int_2f829af	comment	Fight Dracula: The Super Friends battle Count Dracula in the New Super Friends episode "Attack of the Vampire".
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Superfriends / int_2f8c5157	type	Rogues' Gallery Transplant
Superfriends / int_2f8c5157	comment	Rogues' Gallery Transplant: Gentleman Ghost, albeit only addressed as Gentleman Jim Craddock, is the feature villain in The All-New Super Friends Hour episode "Ghosts", but has his vendetta directed towards Superman and Wonder Woman instead of Hawkman and Hawkwoman. In the Challenge of the Superfriends episode "History of Doom", Giganta is revealed to be a normal human who became a sizeshifter the same way Apache Chief did, making her one of his enemies instead of one of Wonder Woman's. In the Super Friends: The Legendary Super Powers Show episode "Reflections in Crime", the villain is Flash foe the Mirror Master, but he is only shown fighting Superman, Batman, Robin, Firestorm and Samurai with the Flash nowhere in sight. The Super Powers Team: Galactic Guardians episode "The Case of the Stolen Powers" focuses on a Villain Team-Up between Felix Faust and Batman villain The Penguin, but neither Batman nor Robin appear in the episode and the only heroes Penguin is shown fighting are Superman, Firestorm, Wonder Woman, Hawkman, Samurai and Aquaman.
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Superfriends / int_30575a1d	type	I Am Not Shazam
Superfriends / int_30575a1d	comment	I Am Not Shazam: A weird case. Though the team name was technically the Justice League of America, it was rarely used in the show (the intro of Challenge perhaps being the most notable example), though "JLA" logos did appear on their communicators and satellite; the Super Friends name was used in-universe much more. The issue was rendered moot in the final season when both names were dropped and they rebranded as "The Super Powers Team".
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Superfriends / int_305bcbb9	type	Space Pirates
Superfriends / int_305bcbb9	comment	Space Pirates: In the episode "Sinbad and the Space Pirates", Earth is terrorized by Space Pirates who come to steal its treasures.
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Superfriends / int_30d2689a	type	Ominous Visual Glitch
Superfriends / int_30d2689a	comment	Ominous Visual Glitch: The "Diamonds" Queenie hits Firestorm with in "The Wild Cards" cause him to see distorted visions of her, with colors shifting as well.
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Superfriends / int_31118d46	type	Ice Magic Is Water
Superfriends / int_31118d46	comment	Ice Magic Is Water: Zan and Jayna's Wonder Twin Powers are that Jayna can turn into animals (real, extinct, or imaginary) and Zan can turn into water (including ice, steam, or clouds).
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Superfriends / int_317a7dbd	type	Advance Notice Crime
Superfriends / int_317a7dbd	comment	Advance Notice Crime: Most of the time the Legion of Doom will either taunt the Superfriends via video call from Lex Luthor about their plan or The Riddler will leave clues that drop hints about what it is.
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Superfriends / int_31ae6183	type	Got Me Doing It
Superfriends / int_31ae6183	comment	Got Me Doing It: 1973/74 episode "The Balloon People". Dr. Noah Tall's assistant Twisty has been using Spoonerisms throughout the episode, and by the end Dr. Tall is using them too.
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Superfriends / int_33d5b7f2	type	Adapted Out
Superfriends / int_33d5b7f2	comment	Adapted Out: The Martian Manhunter is the only one of the core seven that didn't appear on any interation of the show. The character had been written out of the comics shortly before the show debuted and only appeared sporadically until the mid 80's, over 15 years in Comic-Book Limbo. Despite Darkseid and his forces appearing during the Super Powers era, New Genesis, Orion, Highfather, and their associates were never shown or referenced, for some reason. For that matter, the only lackeys of Darkseid's that appeared were Kalibak and Desaad. (Strange, considering how the last two seasons were Merchandise-Driven and Orion, Mr. Miracle, Steppenwolf, and Mantis were part of the Super Powers Collection toyline.) Hal Jordan remained the only Green Lantern in existence at the time to be acknowledged, with no mention made whatsoever of Alan Scott, Guy Gardner or John Stewart. In addition, the only extraterrestrial members of the Green Lantern Corps to ever appear are Hal Jordan's predecessor Abin Sur and Sinestro (whose backstory of being a former Green Lantern gone renegade is never brought up).
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Superfriends / int_34889673	type	Gender Flip
Superfriends / int_34889673	comment	Analogues for Apache Chief/Long Shadow, El Dorado and Samurai (gender-swapped in the latter's case) were also part of Young Justice (2010), but with altered powers. Tye Longshadow couldn't actually grow, but he could project an astral form in the shape of a giant that he "piloted" from within. Asami "Sam" Koizumi had chi manipulation that gave her multiple abilities (but not Samurai's wind, fire, or invisibility). Eduardo Dorado Jr. had El Dorado's teleportation but none of his illusion-making powers, though he stopped in an analogue in the revival and outright took up the codename "El Dorado". Static fills in for Black Vulcan.
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Superfriends / int_3517000d	type	Mad Scientist
Superfriends / int_3517000d	comment	1973/74 episode "Menace of the White Dwarf". The evil Mad Scientist Raven (who acts more like a Comic Book supervillain than any other opponent the Superfriends faced during this season), has red eyes.
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Superfriends / int_3687d605	type	Rapid Aging
Superfriends / int_3687d605	comment	The New Super Friends episode "Terror from the Phantom Zone" has the Phantom Zone prisoners Logar, Rom-Lok and Hul escape from the transdimensional prison for Kryptonian criminals and attempt to get even with Superman by exposing him to red kryptonite and subjecting him to Rapid Aging, ultimately being defeated when Superman recovers by exposing himself to blue kryptonite and using red kryptonite on the trio before sending them back to the Phantom Zone (causing Logar to shrink, Rom-Lok to become hairy and Hul to turn into metal). The three would resurface in the lost season episode "Return of the Phantoms", where they would escape the Phantom Zone again and try to stop Superman by going back in time and defeating him when he was Superboy.
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Superfriends / int_384986f4	type	We Will Meet Again
Superfriends / int_384986f4	comment	We Will Meet Again: The villain in "Rub Three Times For Disaster" tries to pull this, but immediately gets lassoed by Wonder Woman and hauled away.
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Superfriends / int_38d02d44	type	Batman Gambit
Superfriends / int_38d02d44	comment	Batman Gambit: The master of the Trope himself did it twice in the same episode, against the same villain. Said villain was using an amulet that could cause Rapid Aging or reverse aging. After using it to turn Superman, Aquaman, and Wonder Woman into kids, he threatened to turn Batman and Robin into "feeble old men". Batman's response was "Do your worst!" and he did, only to have Batman and Robin dodge the blast as planned and it hitting the three de-aged heroes behind him returning them to adulthood. In response, the villain turned the amulet on a guy he had previously aged, turning the poor guy to dust in order to cover his escape. Batman put the dust in a canister, then put that inside a mannequin wearing a Batman costume. When the villain tried to the de-aging thing again, he zapped the victim's remains, restoring his body and true age. (And was easily disarmed of the amulet by said former victim.)
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Superfriends / int_393a1e86	type	But What About the Astronauts?
Superfriends / int_393a1e86	comment	But What About the Astronauts?: Changing Earth's history to regress culture and society back to the Stone Age somehow doesn't affect Skylab in space, and the scientists there help the Super Friends save the day. It also didn't affect Batman and Robin (who were working on Skylab when the change took effect) or any of the other superheroes (so it presumably didn't have any effect on Atlantis or Paradise Island, either).
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Superfriends / int_39d750cb	type	Hand Rubbing
Superfriends / int_39d750cb	comment	Hand Rubbing: 1973-74 season episodes. "The Androids". Dr. Rebos rubs his hands together after he captures Superman using artificial kryptonite. "The Balloon People". Dr. Noah Tall rubs his hands together when he thinks he's about to capture the title characters.
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Superfriends / int_3a1c2171	type	The Man Behind the Man
Superfriends / int_3a1c2171	comment	The Man Behind the Man: "Ace" for the Royal Flush Gang, four young criminals he's followed that he'd saved from Cyborg in "The Wild Cards." Darkseid himself is "Ace's" backer—and The Reveal shows Batman deduced Ace was really The Joker.
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Superfriends / int_3ae6199a	type	Psychopathic Manchild
Superfriends / int_3ae6199a	comment	Psychopathic Manchild: Toyman is portrayed as a cackling lunatic who sees every weapon or property he gets his hands on as a toy for him to play with.
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Superfriends / int_3dfd0c64	type	Solid Clouds
Superfriends / int_3dfd0c64	comment	Solid Clouds: 1973/74 episode "The Menace of the White Dwarf". The villain Raven has his aerial base on a solid cloud.
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Superfriends / int_3e854cb7	type	Trainstopping
Superfriends / int_3e854cb7	comment	Trainstopping: In 1973-74 episode "The Power Pirate", Superman saves a train rolling backwards down a mountain by using his strength to bring it to a stop. In the opening title for the 1973-74 season, Superman is shown stopping a runaway train by grabbing the train's back end and pulling until the train stops. This may be a unique case, but it's a lot safer than the other method. In one episode Wonder Woman stops two trains on a collision course with each other, by standing between them and pushing hard in both directions. (How this is materially different from an actual collision, only the scriptwriters can tell you.)
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Superfriends / int_3eb0f889	type	Pun-Based Title
Superfriends / int_3eb0f889	comment	Pun-Based Title: The 1973-74 episode "The Shamon U" (i.e. "Shame on you").
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Superfriends / int_3eee0728	type	Captain Obvious
Superfriends / int_3eee0728	comment	Captain Obvious: Everybody would narrate everything that they were doing or what was happening.
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Superfriends / int_3fe2b13f	type	Ungrateful Bastard
Superfriends / int_3fe2b13f	comment	Ungrateful Bastard: In one episode, Superman foils a robbery on a laboratory perpetrated by Mr. Mxyzptlk. But the scientist in charge decides to call him out for allowing the imp to escape. As one YouTube comment points out, "Where's the thank you for saving your ungrateful hide?"
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Superfriends / int_44e2f510	type	Villain-Beating Artifact
Superfriends / int_44e2f510	comment	Villain-Beating Artifact: The episode "The Ghost" has the ghost of Gentleman Jim run amok. This villain is able to turn both Superman and Wonder Woman into non-corporeal spirits. The remaining Super Friends must use seven golden wands crafted by Merlin to defeat this ghost. Each wand resembles a police baton, but golden yellow. It takes all seven to permanently neutralize Gentleman Jim, though just the sight of one is enough to terrify him.
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Superfriends / int_45d74260	type	Speech-Impaired Animal
Superfriends / int_45d74260	comment	Speech-Impaired Animal: Wonder Dog from the 1973-74 season. He couldn't really speak and had to regularly resort to Hand Signals and playing Charades in order to be understood.
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Superfriends / int_4631e81f	type	Badass in Distress
Superfriends / int_4631e81f	comment	Badass in Distress: Wonder Woman tended to be kidnapped, brainwashed, etc., more frequently than the rest of the Super Friends. In the 1973/74 season episodes "The Baffles Puzzle" and "The Menace of the White Dwarf", she was neutralized by the villains and Superman had to rescue her. In later seasons she was subject to the Legion of Doom's machinations; still later she was frequently kidnapped by Darkseid. When it wasn't Wonder Woman, it was often Superman being subjected to this, so he couldn't just easily solve the problem of the day. In these cases, Wonder Woman often stepped up in his place, such as in the episodes "Dr. Fright" or "Will The Worlds Collide?"
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Superfriends / int_46b3ec7c	type	Fun Personified
Superfriends / int_46b3ec7c	comment	Fun Personified: The Wonder Twins. They were constantly quipping and affectionately sniping at each other, with a blue monkey performing physical antics.
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Superfriends / int_4712bc4f	type	Exact Eavesdropping
Superfriends / int_4712bc4f	comment	Likewise, the Wonder Twins never got a full biography in the animation, but they did in the comics. Unlimited shapeshifting used to be common among the people of Exxor, but it was carried on a recessive gene, so in modern times the majority of the population lacked the power, and the few that do still have it have limits to what they could turn into. Zan and Jayna were further limited by needing to touch hands to activate their powers. After their parents died in a plague, nobody was willing to adopt the two shapeshifters, so they were eventually bought by the owner of a space circus, to use their shapeshifting powers as sideshow attractions. Only the circus' 'laugh-maker' (clown) cared for them, and gave them Gleek as a pet. In their teenage years, they escaped the circus, only to stumble upon the hideout of the villainous Grax and conveniently overhear his plan to destroy the Earth. Racing to Earth, they warn the Superfriends, and replace the retiring Wendy and Marvin.
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Superfriends / int_4856ac40	type	Stock Footage
Superfriends / int_4856ac40	comment	Stock Footage: Not as much as you'd expect from Hanna-Barbera, but many of the shots of the Superfriends leaving the Hall of Justice are reused.
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Superfriends / int_485eb589	type	Sealed Evil in a Can
Superfriends / int_485eb589	comment	Sealed Evil in a Can: The All-New Super Friends Hour segment "The Ghost" establishes that Gentleman Ghost (addressed here only as Gentleman Jim Craddock) was sealed in a crypt by Superman and Wonder Woman and has him enable his freedom by having a mortal henchman read an incantation. The New Super Friends episode "Terror from the Phantom Zone" has the Phantom Zone prisoners Logar, Rom-Lok and Hul escape from the transdimensional prison for Kryptonian criminals and attempt to get even with Superman by exposing him to red kryptonite and subjecting him to Rapid Aging, ultimately being defeated when Superman recovers by exposing himself to blue kryptonite and using red kryptonite on the trio before sending them back to the Phantom Zone (causing Logar to shrink, Rom-Lok to become hairy and Hul to turn into metal). The three would resurface in the lost season episode "Return of the Phantoms", where they would escape the Phantom Zone again and try to stop Superman by going back in time and defeating him when he was Superboy. The 1980 series had a segment called "Yuna the Terrible", where the titular villain was a barbarian woman who was set free when her tomb was uncovered by archeaologists. In the lost season segment "Prisoners of Sleep", the antagonist is an evil spirit called Sleep, who was sealed inside a metal sphere for a billion years until Superman and Batman accidentally break it open. This leads to Sleep making the Man of Steel and the Caped Crusader fall asleep so he can torment them in their nightmares before the intervention of Wonder Woman enables the other two heroes to wake up and seal Sleep back into his prison.
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Superfriends / int_48b9731f	type	Paper-Thin Disguise
Superfriends / int_48b9731f	comment	Paper-Thin Disguise: 1973-74 episode "The Androids". When Dr. Rebos puts on a small hat, neither Batman nor Superman can recognize him.
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Superfriends / int_49f20c6a	type	Gory Discretion Shot
Superfriends / int_49f20c6a	comment	Gory Discretion Shot: Yes, believe it or not, in the episode "One Small Step For Superman", where a boy's beloved dog dies while protecting him from a bear just off-screen. (The boy's father claims that the dog "ran away", but his expression says otherwise)
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Superfriends / int_4c8a0849	type	Mirror Universe
Superfriends / int_4c8a0849	comment	The evil Superman from the 1979 episode "Universe of Evil" has red eyes as well, and for bonus points, they're ringed in black, with freakin' huge demonic points◊. Evil!Batman and Evil!Robin also have red eyes in place of their good counterparts' plain white eyes.
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Superfriends / int_4e790301	type	Whale Egg
Superfriends / int_4e790301	comment	Whale Egg: While Gleek is an alien monkey, the lost season segment "Invasion of the Space Dolls" implies that his species reproduces by laying eggs, as Jayna mentions that he was hatched when the Super Friends are celebrating his sixth birthday.
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Superfriends / int_4e8b83a	type	That's an Order!
Superfriends / int_4e8b83a	comment	That's an Order!: The captain of the cruise ship Queen Victoria says it to a subordinate.
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Superfriends / int_4f4372e9	type	Early-Installment Weirdness
Superfriends / int_4f4372e9	comment	Wendy, Marvin and Wonder Dog in the 1973/74 season, with one exception. In the first episode "The Power Pirate" Marvin is able to levitate, which indicates he has burgeoning metahuman powers. This is never followed up in subsequent episodes (making it Early-Installment Weirdness), and at the end of the season they are all Put on a Bus.
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Superfriends / int_501de366	type	Temporal Paradox
Superfriends / int_501de366	comment	Temporal Paradox: A Grandfather Paradox in the Challenge of the Super Friends episode "Secret Origins Of The Super Friends". The Legion of Doom's efforts to erase Superman, Wonder Woman and Green Lantern from history somehow does not affect the existences of Lex Luthor, Toyman, Bizarro, Giganta, Cheetah and Sinestro (which is especially jarring in regards to Luthor, Bizarro and Sinestro, as Luthor's villainy is mainly driven by the desire to defeat Superman, Bizarro is a flawed clone of Superman and Sinestro became evil because Hal Jordan got him kicked out of the Green Lantern Corps by reporting his abusing his power ring to take over his own planet). Giganta not being affected is explained in "History of Doom", where it's revealed that, unlike in the comics, her origin has nothing to do with Wonder Woman.
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Superfriends / int_50f66629	type	Crazy-Prepared
Superfriends / int_50f66629	comment	Crazy-Prepared: Naturally, Batman, who could pull out any gadget to deal with a situation. He even had a communicator in his tooth if he was otherwise immobilized. In "Wanted: The Super Friends", Lex Luthor designed his mind control device so that it couldn't be used against him. In "No Honor Among Thieves", Darkseid rigged his throne to spray kryptonite dust on anybody who sits in it, anticipating that Lex Luthor, who had stolen Superman's powers, would betray him.
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Superfriends / int_514491f	type	Job-Stealing Robot
Superfriends / int_514491f	comment	Job-Stealing Robot: 1973-74 episode "Professor Goodfellow's G.E.E.C.". Professor Goodfellow invents Goodfellow's Effort-Eliminating Computer (G.E.E.C.) and offers it free to the world to relieve the people of physical labor and mental activity. After only a month the world has started to grow soft. Then a mouse gets into the G.E.E.C. and begins wreaking havoc.
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Superfriends / int_51923571	type	Spinning Paper
Superfriends / int_51923571	comment	Spinning Paper: 1973-74 episode "The Balloon People". A spinning newspaper said "Balloon People land on Earth. Saucer lands in backyard after space trip" after these events occurred.
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Superfriends / int_5288f02	type	All Your Powers Combined
Superfriends / int_5288f02	comment	All Your Powers Combined: "The Superfriends Meet Frankenstein" had them face Dr. Frankenstein, who transferred the powers of Batman, Wonder Woman and Superman into his Monster. To fight it, the remnants of their super powers were augmented and transferred to Robin. When he confronts the Monster a second time, a lead-suited Robin exposes it to kryptonite, which weakens it enough to bring it back to Frankenstein's lab. Robin is able to reverse the transfer, though at the cost of his own newly-gained super powers, too. The tie-in comic book had the World-Beater in #3, who had the combined powers of over a hundred supervillains (who were killed in the process!) Unfortunately for WB, it also had the combined weaknesses of the villains, so was tricked into emitting X-rays that triggered paralysis in itself.
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Superfriends / int_52db461d	type	Significant Anagram
Superfriends / int_52db461d	comment	Significant Anagram: A complicated version in the 1973/74 episode "The Fantastic FRERPS". When King Plasto tricks the G.R.E.P.S. delivery people into giving him their shipments of plastic, he signs the receipts he gives them "Roy La Post". Marvin accidentally comes up with the term "King Plasto", and Batman puts the pieces together. The "Roy" in "Roy La Post" is based on the French word "Roi", which means "king". Thus "Roy La Post" -> "Roi La Post" -> "King La Post" -> "King Plasto"!
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Superfriends / int_530bfe4e	type	Educational Short
Superfriends / int_530bfe4e	comment	Educational Short: The second season features small shorts in-between episodes that featured the Superfriends giving kids advice on how to be safe.
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Superfriends / int_55f5d33	type	We Only Have One Chance
Superfriends / int_55f5d33	comment	We Only Have One Chance: Not technically the trope namer, but might as well have been. Several episodes would have the heroes bring up how they needed to act quickly to avert the pressing disaster they're facing.
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Superfriends / int_56b53152	type	Green Aesop
Superfriends / int_56b53152	comment	Green Aesop: Regularly in the 1973-74 series, to that point that the show was practically ''Captain Planet with more sympathetic and well-meaning villains.
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Superfriends / int_5937a87c	type	No Honor Among Thieves
Superfriends / int_5937a87c	comment	No Honor Among Thieves: Super Friends: The Legendary Super Powers Show had one episode titled "No Honor Among Thieves". In that episode, Lex Luthor created a device to steal powers from the heroes and asked for Darkseid's help. Luthor tried to doublecross Darkseid but Darkseid was Crazy-Prepared enough to cover Luthor in kryptonite dust since, with Superman's powers, comes his weakness. Luthor still managed to use El Dorado's powers to send the powerless heroes the means to escape death. He then got a Title Drop.
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Superfriends / int_5989e3b6	type	Enemy Mine
Superfriends / int_5989e3b6	comment	Enemy Mine: A few episodes had the Legion team up with the Friends against a greater foe, such as Vartoo the wizard.
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Superfriends / int_5a7c8147	type	Rollercoaster Mine
Superfriends / int_5a7c8147	comment	Rollercoaster Mine: There's a brief minecart pursuit in the 1973/74 episode "The Planet Splitter" when Doctor LeBon's assistant Wilbur tries to escape through subterranean coal mine tunnels.
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Superfriends / int_5ac34441	type	Call a Rabbit a "Smeerp"
Superfriends / int_5ac34441	comment	Call a Rabbit a "Smeerp": Done oddly in the 1981 episode "The Aircraft Terror", where a jet plane was transformed into what was clearly a white dragon (four legs, bat-like wings, long neck and reptilian tail, could breathe fire), but everyone kept calling it a "bird monster". They used the same term for the other aircraft that were transformed in turn, even though most of the others were giant insects, and none of them had anything resembling feathers or beaks.
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Superfriends / int_5e544ae6	type	We Come in Peace — Shoot to Kill
Superfriends / int_5e544ae6	comment	We Come in Peace â€” Shoot to Kill: In the episode, "Volcano," an alien ship crashes lands into an active volcano. Superman and Samurai come to render assistance, but the captain of the ship is so suicidally paranoid that he is more determined to keep the superheroes away even while their ship is sinking into the magma. Meanwhile, the heroes rack their brains for a way to save the aliens before it's too latenote Which apparently doesn't involve simply contacting Green Lantern, part of the Space Police force, the Green Lantern Corps, to send a message vouching for them.
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Superfriends / int_5ed3ace2	type	Batman Can Breathe in Space
Superfriends / int_5ed3ace2	comment	Batman Can Breathe in Space: It's pretty much a coin toss whether the characters will require any kind of protection when going into space. Sometimes they can get by with just a fishbowl helmet, sometimes they need Green Lantern or someone similar to use their powers to protect them, and sometimes they can just flat-out survive hard vacuum.
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Superfriends / int_5f3c9391	type	Impersonation Gambit
Superfriends / int_5f3c9391	comment	Impersonation Gambit: Done a few times. "The Darkseid Deception" had Darkseid impersonate Steve Trevor. His Glowing Eyes of Doom, though, give him away. One was in "The Wild Cards." Batman managed to use Jack's own energy sword to counter Jack's cards and send them back to entrap Jack. Thinking quickly, Batman switched their costumes to impersonate Jack and make the others think "Batman" was beaten. Batman-As-Jack managed to free his trapped colleagues, and get Firestorm to swap the costumes once more, with Batman himself, and Jack trapped in a straight-jacket style binding. "Superfriends: Rest In Peace" had two. Robot doubles were used to play the Superfriends when the Noxium was used, and they played dead. Once the Legion thought the Superfriends were all dead, a protectively-suited Apache Chief found the Noxium and sent it into deep space. The real Superfriends then disguised themselves as normal folks to ambush the Legion on their base, and deliver a No-Holds-Barred Beatdown.
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Superfriends / int_5f6c6cc1	type	Can't Get Away with Nuthin'
Superfriends / int_5f6c6cc1	comment	Can't Get Away with Nuthin': Most blatant in the original Wonder Twins solo stories where teenagers engage in some specific unacceptable activity and quickly find themselves in mortal peril because of it and the Twins have to rescue them.
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Superfriends / int_60fa92ac	type	Names to Run Away from Really Fast
Superfriends / int_60fa92ac	comment	Names to Run Away from Really Fast: Sinestro, of course. And then there's Dr. Natas, the ex-LOD member who created the deadly Noxium Crystal. Flip his name backwards...and then cross yourself.
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Superfriends / int_617f0563	type	Heelâ€“Face Turn
Superfriends / int_617f0563	comment	Heelâ€“Face Turn: This happened at the end of almost all of the 1973/74 episodes after the Super Friends explained to the villains the errors of their ways. It usually involved the villain(s) sincerely apologizing and promising to change their behavior. Even some later episodes featured this (like the 1980 episode "Big Foot", which was resolved peacefully once Batman pulled out a translator).
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Superfriends / int_61c683d2	type	We Have Reserves
Superfriends / int_61c683d2	comment	We Have Reserves: In "The Seeds of Doom," Firestorm and Cyborg crash through a wall in Darkseid's palace, and see the room is FULL of seed pods like the other members of the Super Powers Team is trying to round up. Even if they'd gotten all of the ones on Earth, Darkseid could keep planting more. To avoid a Here We Go Again! scenario, Cyborg uses his Sonic Blaster to cause the seeds to sprout and grow, forcing Darkseid to blast them while Firestorm and Cyborg escape.
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Superfriends / int_63f9d3d2	type	Falsely Reformed Villain
Superfriends / int_63f9d3d2	comment	Falsely Reformed Villain: In "Conquerors of the Future", the Legion of Doom pretended to have done a group Heelâ€“Face Turn. This was so the Superfriends wouldn't pursue them when the Legion offered to "help" with an emergency in outer space.
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Superfriends / int_6411dac8	type	BadassNormal
Superfriends / int_6411dac8	comment	Badass Normal: Whether it's dealing with villain with a time manipulation device or a Criminal Amnesiac Superman, Batman and Robin with their intelligence and cunning are equal to nearly any challenge for the Super Friends.
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Superfriends / int_643659d4	type	Spit Take
Superfriends / int_643659d4	comment	Spit Take: 1973-74 episode "The Androids". Dr. Rebos and his assistant Loco are in their laboratory toasting their mission to stop the U.S. space program. Dr. Rebos spits out what he's drinking as he looks up and sees the Super Friends, who have just entered the room.
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Superfriends / int_643879c7	type	Comic-Book Movies Don't Use Codenames
Superfriends / int_643879c7	comment	Gentleman Ghost, albeit only addressed as Gentleman Jim Craddock, is the feature villain in The All-New Super Friends Hour episode "Ghosts", but has his vendetta directed towards Superman and Wonder Woman instead of Hawkman and Hawkwoman.
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Superfriends / int_650a309b	type	Forgot About His Powers
Superfriends / int_650a309b	comment	Forgot About His Powers: Happens all the time. One particularly extreme example: in "Fairy Tale of Doom", Toyman climbs up Jack's beanstalk and Hawkman — forgetting his one and only power — climbs after him. (Then again, it's unclear whether any of the heroes transported into the stories still have their powers. Superman-as-Gulliver doesn't fly, either) In a few episodes, Aquaman and Wonder Woman show off that they do have some level of Super-Strength. Despite this, there are plenty of episodes where they get captured or ensnared by things that shouldn't pose any threat to them. Aquaman has a very strong habit of forgetting that he can control aquatic life until he's about halfway into a sea monster's mouth. Quite frequently, his solution to this is not "tell the monster to go away", but "summon other sea creatures to fight it." Particularly irritating when one realizes that the only reason the sea monster exists in the plot is so Aquaman can fight it. (Though justified by him talking to aquatic creatures and asking them for help rather than outright controlling them; if a sea creature is hostile, talking won't work)
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Superfriends / int_65332328	type	Mind-Control Eyes
Superfriends / int_65332328	comment	Mind-Control Eyes / Blank White Eyes: Medulla's victims in "The Mind Maidens". Amusingly, when she finally gets hoist by her own petard, Medulla's own eyes turn from pure white (like her victims') to normal-looking.
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Superfriends / int_65f5c15d	type	Designated Victim
Superfriends / int_65f5c15d	comment	Designated Victim: Wonder Woman was very often brainwashed or subjected to a Forced Transformation.
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Superfriends / int_666648a3	type	Hostile Terraforming
Superfriends / int_666648a3	comment	Hostile Terraforming: 1973-74 episode "Too Hot to Handle". The inhabitants of the planet Solar Terrarium are moving the Earth closer to the Sun so it will become hotter and more comfortable for them. They are unconcerned that the increased heat and resulting climate change will kill most of the humans living here. Also the Fearians in the Challenge season, who offer to make the Legion of Doom rulers of the world in exchange for making Earth's climate more like Venus. (Naturally, they trick the Superfriends into doing it rather than doing it themselves) The "Seeds of Doom" from the Super Powers Team would've wrecked the planet and turned it into an Apokliptian-style world.
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Superfriends / int_68068108	type	Evil Laugh
Superfriends / int_68068108	comment	Evil Laugh: In the 1973-74 series episode "The Menace of the White Dwarf" Raven has one, which he uses after he steals the Washington Monument and brings it to his cloud base. Mister Mxyzptlk had one done by Frank Welker. "The Wild Cards" had "Ace" who was really The Joker, backed by Darkseid give one, also done by Frank Welker.
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Superfriends / int_68583862	type	Giant Woman
Superfriends / int_68583862	comment	Giant Woman: Giganta (whose power was exactly this), obviously. Less obviously, one-shot villainess Dr. Amy Zahn (who turned herself into a giantess accidentally and was transformed back by episode's end).
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Superfriends / int_68f95429	type	That's No Moon
Superfriends / int_68f95429	comment	That's No Moon: "The Man in the Moon" started with the reveal that Earth's moon was actually an egg housing a giant prehistoric bird.
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Superfriends / int_6916aa69	type	Homing Lasers
Superfriends / int_6916aa69	comment	Darkseid never physically fights, and he becomes exhausted whenever he uses his Omega Beam. Despite it keeping its Homing Lasers aspect, the Omega Beam misses several times, and it gets toned down to an Agony Beam instead of a Disintegrator Ray when it is used on a living being. The first time Superman is hit by it, he is able to resist it with some struggle. The second time, he straight up No Sells it.
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Superfriends / int_6a9ffc1a	type	Eye-Dentity Giveaway
Superfriends / int_6a9ffc1a	comment	Eye-Dentity Giveaway: Jayna maintains her purple eyes no matter the form she takes.
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Superfriends / int_6bda9a30	type	Meaningful Name
Superfriends / int_6bda9a30	comment	Meaningful Name: Many examples in the 1973-74 season. "The Balloon People". The villain Dr. Noah Tall (Know-It-All) desires knowledge in order to gain power, so he wants to "know it all". His not-too-bright assistant Twisty regularly uses Spoonerisms, indicating his "twisty" mind. The chief of the U.S. Government's Environment Protection Bureau is named Simon Pure. The villain Dr. Shamon. He has a giant magnet in the shape of the letter U, and the episode is titled "The Shamon U" ("shame on you"). "The Androids". Dr. Rebos' assistant is named "Loco", and he acts in a stupid and (borderline) crazy manner. "The Fantastic Frerps". The villain King Plasto is obsessed with using plastic. He has two assistants named Styro ("styrofoam") and Polly Ethyl Lene ("polyethylene"). "The Mysterious Moles". The villains have a Giant Underground Drill that they use to dig down to the bottom of a cave. Their names? Minnie and Maximus Mole. "Gulliver's Gigantic Goof". A scientist named Gulliver is determined to shrink the entire world population down to a tiny size (for their own good, of course). "Too Hot To Handle". Professor von Knowalot (know a lot). Kobar's home planet is normally quite hot (140 degrees Fahrenheit), and is called Solar Terrarium. "The Water People". An undersea researcher with his own submarine is named "Professor Matey" (as in "Ahoy, matey!"). Medulla from "The Mind Maidens": The medulla oblongata is a section of the human brain. Plus a riff on "Medusa".
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Superfriends / int_6c0e5342	type	No, Mr. Bond, I Expect You to Dine
Superfriends / int_6c0e5342	comment	No, Mr. Bond, I Expect You to Dine: 1973-74 episode "The Menace of the White Dwarf". After the supervillain Raven accidentally captures Wendy, Marvin and Wonder Dog, he has his android doubles serve them a meal and shows them around his base.
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Superfriends / int_6d4a9167	type	Karloff Kopy
Superfriends / int_6d4a9167	comment	Karloff Kopy: The titular villain of "The Monster of Dr. Droid" is a mad scientist who talks like Boris Karloff.
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Superfriends / int_6d7026fa	type	Punny Name
Superfriends / int_6d7026fa	comment	Dr. Amy Zahn, who decided to show the world that women were not the weaker sex by turning herself into a Shout-Out to Attack of the 50 Foot Woman. Subverted in that she almost tested the same formula on Batman, especially since Wonder Woman was right there.
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Superfriends / int_6eb04f1	type	"Everybody Laughs" Ending
Superfriends / int_6eb04f1	comment	"Everybody Laughs" Ending: 1973-74 series episodes "The Balloon People". Wonder Dog accidentally presses the balloon dog's air release button and everybody laughs at him. "The Fantastic Frerps". After Wendy tricks Marvin into getting a raw egg dropped on his head, everyone (including Marvin) laughs. "The Mysterious Moles". Marvin tells Superman "We dig!" Superman replies "Please Marvin, don't mention that word. I did more digging today than I've ever done in my whole life!" The rest of the Super Friends laugh politely. "The Power Pirate". After Wonder Dog blows out a light bulb (?), the others laugh at him. "Professor Goodfellow's G.E.E.C.". A cart starts moving by itself, and when Superman removes it and finds Wonder Dog underneath pushing it. Wendy and Marvin make funny comments and they all start laughing. "The Shamon U". Wonder Dog plays a prank on Marvin and all of the Superfriends have a good laugh. "The Watermen". While Wendy, Marvin and Wonder Dog are playing a game of water polo with the aliens, Wonder Dog blows himself into the goal while carrying the ball. Wendy, Marvin and the aliens cheer and laugh. "The Weather Maker". After Wendy plays a prank on Marvin, they have a good laugh. In later seasons, often occurred at the end of any episode featuring the Wonder Twins and Gleek the monkey or, more rarely, Robin.
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Superfriends / int_71bd62b9	type	Calling Your Attacks
Superfriends / int_71bd62b9	comment	Calling Your Attacks: Samurai's power was basically "Anything he could say in Japanese", though in practice he only used it to turn himself into a tornado ("Kaze no yo ni hayaku!", or "Swift as the wind") or flame ("Igo Moen!", or "Great Flame Go!"), to turn invisible ("Tomei Ningen!", or "Transparent man"), and, once, to create illusions ("Higa Moe!", or "Unreal... something").
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Superfriends / int_72852a93	type	Henpecked Husband
Superfriends / int_72852a93	comment	Henpecked Husband: 1973-74 episode "The Mysterious Moles". Maximus Mole is very weak-willed and dominated by his wife Minimus Mole.
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Superfriends / int_72aeb594	type	Plug the Volcano
Superfriends / int_72aeb594	comment	Plug the Volcano: Superman can be seen plugging an erupting volcano with a large boulder in the opening narration for The World's Greatest SuperFriends.
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Superfriends / int_73173245	type	Mirrored Confrontation Shot
Superfriends / int_73173245	comment	Mirrored Confrontation Shot: The Title Sequence of Challenge of the Super Friends.
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Superfriends / int_7426582d	type	Token Minority
Superfriends / int_7426582d	comment	Token Minority: Black Vulcan, Apache Chief, El Dorado, Samurai, and arguably Wonder Woman, though Jayna was also present.
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Superfriends / int_7695d5b	type	Luckily, My Powers Will Protect Me
Superfriends / int_7695d5b	comment	Luckily, My Powers Will Protect Me
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Superfriends / int_76d233f9	type	Straw Feminist
Superfriends / int_76d233f9	comment	Straw Feminist: Evil genius Medulla from "Mind Maidens" created a device to Mind Control women (and of course Wondy and Jayna were among the victims) and enable them to cause men to vanish with a look. Dr. Amy Zahn, who decided to show the world that women were not the weaker sex by turning herself into a Shout-Out to Attack of the 50 Foot Woman. Subverted in that she almost tested the same formula on Batman, especially since Wonder Woman was right there.
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Superfriends / int_7870735b	type	From Bad to Worse
Superfriends / int_7870735b	comment	From Bad to Worse: Samurai and the Wonder Twins think it's bad enough for a dose of red Kryptonite to turn Superman into a toddler. But then the imp Mr. Mxyzptlk shows up to "play" with the young Supes. In "The Bizarro Super Powers Team," Bizarro uses a device to create Bizarro versions of Wonder Woman, Firestorm and Cyborg. At which point, once more, Mxy pops in to have fun "training" these new "heroes." Wonder Woman openly groans "oh, it gets worse..."
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Superfriends / int_78cdd5f6	type	"Fantastic Voyage" Plot
Superfriends / int_78cdd5f6	comment	"Fantastic Voyage" Plot: The 1978 episode "Journey Through Inner Space" has this plot device. When Aquaman is turned into a prehistoric sea monster through radiation, a shrunken Superman and Wonder Woman inside the Supermobile are injected into Aquaman's monster body to change him back using another dose of radiation. Meanwhile, the other Superfriends try to stop the monster's rampage.
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Superfriends / int_798e72aa	type	Just Hit Him
Superfriends / int_798e72aa	comment	Just Hit Him: A near-permanent fixture of the show's fight scenes. The number of times characters actually took a punch can be counted on one hand. It's particularly evident with characters like Solomon Grundy, whose primary power is supposed to be his super strength, which meant that a lot of fights involving him consisted of him clumsily grabbing the opponent until they shook him off.
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Superfriends / int_7a2ebcba	type	Frankenstein's Monster
Superfriends / int_7a2ebcba	comment	Frankenstein's Monster: Batman and Robin fight a manifestation of the Frankenstein monster summoned by Mr. Mxyzptlk in the New Super Friends episode "The Rise and Fall of the Superfriends''. The World's Greatest SuperFriends episode "The Superfriends Meet Frankenstein" has a descendant of Dr. Frankenstein combat the Super Friends with his own monster and create another monster resembling an amalgam of Batman and Superman armed with Wonder Woman's magic lasso by transferring Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman's energies into a featureless target body. "The Monster of Dr. Droid" has an android in place of Frankenstin's monster, but the resemblance is obvious and deliberate. (Dr. Droid talks like Boris Karloff, his assistant is outright named Boris, he brings the android to life with electrodes, and the android terrorizes a nearby town but refuses to hurt a little girl)
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Superfriends / int_7ae52fff	type	Hollywood Magnetism
Superfriends / int_7ae52fff	comment	Hollywood Magnetism: In the 1973-74 episode "The Shamon U", a "special gold-attracting magnet" is used to draw a gold-bearing space cloud near to the Earth and also pull solid gold meteors to Earth.
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Superfriends / int_7bc8c453	type	Origins Episode
Superfriends / int_7bc8c453	comment	Origins Episode: Superman's origin of coming to Earth as an infant after the destruction of his home planet Krypton is revealed in the 1973 episode "The Planet-Splitter", the Challenge of the Superfriends episode "Secret Origins of the Superfriends" and the lost season episode "The Krypton Syndrome". In addition to Superman's origin, "Secret Origins of the Superfriends" also reveals Wonder Woman's history of being born from her mother Hippolyta creating a clay sculpture of a young girl and wishing for the gods to bring it to life as well as becoming Paradise Island's ambassador to the outside world by winning a tournament in addition to Green Lantern's origin of being a test pilot who was given his power ring by Abin Sur on the alien's deathbed. As indicated by the title, "History of Doom" tells the origins of the Legion of Doomâ€™s members (mainly explaining Lex Luthor and Giganta's backstories and how the Legion was founded). The Super Powers Team: Galactic Guardians episode "The Fear" revealed Batman's origin of going down the path of becoming a crimefighter after being orphaned by a thug shooting his parents. The episode was also notably the first time Batman's origin was told outside of the comics.
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Superfriends / int_7c4f6612	type	Comic-Book Adaptation
Superfriends / int_7c4f6612	comment	In one Comic-Book Adaptation, four of the Wonder Twins' Earth friends were possessed. He mentioned that the next time this happened, and they couldn't get an exorcist, "—Try an Exor Sister!" he goes, putting a hand on a stunned Jayna. Batman winces with an "Ouch!" saying that was one of Robin's worst puns.
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Superfriends / int_7cc89b3b	type	EmergencySquadScramble
Superfriends / int_7cc89b3b	comment	Emergency Squad Scramble: The typical setup for the shorter stories is that the Super Friends receive a message on the Hall of Justice's main communications monitor from some official about an emergency and the assigned superheroes launch outside to a pounding orchestral score.
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Superfriends / int_7ccd3698	type	Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever
Superfriends / int_7ccd3698	comment	Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever: Par for the course where superheroes are concerned. Besides Giganta, Batman and Wonder Woman had to deal with Dr. Amy Zahn in "The Fifty Foot Woman." Inverted in the case of Apache Chief, the fifty-foot hero. "The Giants of Doom" had Bizarro, Sinestro, Captain Cold, and Toyman, of all people, grow themselves to 100 feet tall.
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Superfriends / int_7de3aec2	type	What Does She See in Him?
Superfriends / int_7de3aec2	comment	What Does She See in Him?: In "The Darkseid Deception", this is the bad guys' reaction when they capture Wonder Woman's boyfriend Steve Trevor.
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Superfriends / int_7fbb2a3	type	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero!
Superfriends / int_7fbb2a3	comment	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: The Challenge episode "The History Of Doom" is set after the apocalypse and we learn the Legion of Doom launched a solar flare at the Hall of Justice to burn them up. The heroes turned on the Earth protective force field which unintentionally caused the flare to heat up the entire planet and kill everything on Earth, including the Legion of Doom. Some human-like aliens visit the ruins and decide to reverse time and put the moon in position to absorb the flare instead, saying "Everybody deserves a second chance".
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Superfriends / int_82464731	type	Humanity's Wake
Superfriends / int_82464731	comment	Humanity's Wake: "History of Doom" has Lex Luthor's latest plan result in all life on Earth being wiped out, before alien visitors use time travel to hit the Reset Button.
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Superfriends / int_8448fdd0	type	Superhero
Superfriends / int_8448fdd0	comment	Super Hero: One of the most well-known depictions of the main DC stable, for better or for worse.
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Superfriends / int_86288daf	type	Cactus Cushion
Superfriends / int_86288daf	comment	Cactus Cushion: The 1980 series segment "Eruption" has Gleek suffer the misfortune of landing butt-first onto a cactus.
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Superfriends / int_86e58ce9	type	No Time to Explain
Superfriends / int_86e58ce9	comment	No Time to Explain: 1973/74 episode "The Androids". While Wendy and Marvin are held captive in Dr. Rebos' laboratory, she comes up with an idea. After tricking the Wonder Dog android into leaving the room, she calls Marvin over and shows him an android assembly kit. When he asks what they'll make, she says there's no time to explain and they get to work (they need to hurry because they have to be finished before the Wonder Dog android returns).
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Superfriends / int_88cee6e2	type	Abhorrent Admirer
Superfriends / int_88cee6e2	comment	Abhorrent Admirer: Darkseid is as obsessed with making Wonder Woman his bride as he is taking over the universe, much to her chagrin. Although she has used his lust for her to her and the team's advantage on more than one occasion. He's also messed up his own schemes himself unwittingly because of his desire for her.
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Superfriends / int_8a83cabc	type	Captured on Purpose
Superfriends / int_8a83cabc	comment	Captured on Purpose: In "The Giants of Doom", some of the Legion of Doom members allow themselves to get captured by the Justice League as part of a plan to use the Hall of Justice's computer system in the creation of an enlarging ray.
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Superfriends / int_8a8b2a87	type	And Knowing Is Half the Battle
Superfriends / int_8a8b2a87	comment	And Knowing Is Half the Battle: Especially in All-New Super Friends where there are safety and health tips, a two part riddle pertaining the show's main story and simple arts and crafts projects. It had the benefit of making the show feel full of interesting treats to watch for the hour, a bit like DC Comics' thick Dollar comics of the time.
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Superfriends / int_8bc4a55d	type	Went to the Great X in the Sky
Superfriends / int_8bc4a55d	comment	Went to the Great X in the Sky: When Lex Luthor has Superman nearly beaten in The World's Greatest SuperFriends episode "Lex Luthor Strikes Back", he taunts that the other Super Friends will be going to the great Hall of Justice in the sky.
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Superfriends / int_8bc5b86e	type	One-Shot Character
Superfriends / int_8bc5b86e	comment	One-Shot Character: Plastic Man makes a guest appearance in the 1973-74 episode "Professor Goodfellowâ€™s G.E.E.C." What does he do? His ability to stretch is used to free a mouse trapped inside a computer system. In the 1973-74 season episode "Gulliver's Gigantic Goof", Green Arrow uses his trademark trick arrows to save the other Superfriends, who have been reduced to tiny size by a Shrink Ray.
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Superfriends / int_8c2db168	type	Monumental Theft
Superfriends / int_8c2db168	comment	Monumental Theft: In the 1973-74 episode "The Menace of the White Dwarf", Raven uses a fragment of a white dwarf star to steal the Washington Monument. In the 1977 episode "The Collector", the title villain was stealing monuments all over the world by turning them into photographs, ostensibly to preserve them for future generations.
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Superfriends / int_8d0785d5	type	Didn't Think This Through
Superfriends / int_8d0785d5	comment	Didn't Think This Through: While Firestorm thought having Cyborg on the Super Powers Team would be cool in "The Seeds of Doom" and that Cyborg might not be hesitant if someone his own age helped him, Cyborg argues Firestorm has one thing Cyborg doesn't: a secret identity which lets people accept him as normal. It was hard enough to be accepted as he was, Cyborg argues, but as a member of the Super Powers Team...? Once he helps foil Darkseid's "Seeds of Doom" plot with his sonic blaster, though, it's a moot argument: Batman claims it's time Cyborg joined — "You can see how much we need you." Cyborg accepts, and Firestorm shows him around, while Cyborg knows some kids who'd love to meet Firestorm.
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Superfriends / int_8d189cee	type	Nothing Can Stop Us Now!
Superfriends / int_8d189cee	comment	Nothing Can Stop Us Now!: 1973-74 episode "The Androids". Dr. Rebos and his assistant Loco are in their laboratory toasting their mission to stop the U.S. space program. Dr. Rebos says "To me and my mission! No one can stop it!" He then does a Spit Take as he looks up and sees the Super Friends, who have just entered the room.
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Superfriends / int_8dac2dd8	type	Great Gazoo
Superfriends / int_8dac2dd8	comment	Great Gazoo: Mr. Mxyzptlk
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Superfriends / int_8e5c28c	type	Crystal Spires and Togas
Superfriends / int_8e5c28c	comment	Also, the 1983 episode "Day of the Dinosaurs" sees Wonder Woman and Samurai fall into a similar lost world, with ogre-like cavemen and rampaging dinosaurs... but also an advanced Crystal Spires and Togas civilization that was at war with the cavemen.
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Superfriends / int_8ec0abf	type	The Voiceless
Superfriends / int_8ec0abf	comment	The Voiceless: In the lost season episode "Revenge of Doom", Lex Luthor, Sinestro and Solomon Grundy are the only members of the Legion of Doom who have speaking roles.
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Superfriends / int_8f10ec79	type	Weather-Control Machine
Superfriends / int_8f10ec79	comment	Weather-Control Machine: In the 1973-74 episode "The Weather Maker", an underwater nuclear powered jet engine can control the weather by changing the course of the Gulf Stream.
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Superfriends / int_90769dd0	type	Evil Genius
Superfriends / int_90769dd0	comment	On the villain's side, Scarecrow, Riddler, and Black Manta are the most oft-criticized. Black Manta's only claim to fame is his Sea-Saucer, a spaceship-submarine in a series where both sides have much more impressive gear at their disposal; in most episodes, he seems to have no role except to menace Aquaman or use generic capture-the-Superfriends devices. Scarecrow can conjure crows, which does little more than mildly annoy his enemies, and his fear gas is heavily weakened from "make people afraid of everything" to "make people afraid of one specific thing, which I need to have on me to make it do anything." â€” and even those abilities only showed up on The Super Powers Team season; during Challenge he had no abilities or theme whatsoever. And Riddler is supposedly an Evil Genius playing Criminal Mind Games, but he's on a team with a good half-dozen other genius-types who don't feel the compulsion to send their enemies clues, making him come across as The Millstone.
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Superfriends / int_91ba56d2	type	Friendly Scheming
Superfriends / int_91ba56d2	comment	Friendly Scheming: In "One Small Step for Superman," after his dog is killed by a bear, a young boy thinks he can no longer walk even though nothing is wrong with him. The team gives him a pep talk but nothing gets through to the kid. When a robot attacks, it tosses a piece of Kryptonite that knocks down Superman. The boy manages to get to his feet to throw it away so Superman defeats the robot. He and his parents thank Superman for helping him get over his mental block. As soon as they're gone, Superman absently tosses the "Kryptonite" about in his hand.
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Superfriends / int_92cca75b	type	Ret-Gone
Superfriends / int_92cca75b	comment	Ret-Gone: The Challenge of the Superfriends episode "Secret Origins of the Superfriends" had the Legion of Doom attempt to alter history to prevent Superman, Wonder Woman and Green Lantern from existing by preventing Kal-El's rocket ship from making it to Earth, Cheetah beating Diana in the tournament she was supposed to win and Lex Luthor taking Hal Jordan's place when he is summoned by Abin Sur. The rest of the Super Friends end up finding out what happened and go back in time to fix history and restore the three heroes to the timeline.
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Superfriends / int_9323741	type	Planet Looters
Superfriends / int_9323741	comment	Planet Looters: The Lion Men in their eponymous episode plan to do this to Earth, by simply cutting the planet into four parts and selling the quadrants to four different alien species.
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Superfriends / int_9350a0b9	type	The Tape Knew You Would Say That
Superfriends / int_9350a0b9	comment	The Tape Knew You Would Say That: 1973-74 season episode "The Androids". Dr. Rebos shows that he knows what the Superfriends will say (with no explanation given) while they're listening to a tape recording he sent them.
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Superfriends / int_938e9bc0	type	Absent-Minded Professor
Superfriends / int_938e9bc0	comment	Absent-Minded Professor: Maximus Mole in the 1973-74 episode "The Mysterious Moles". He's a retired professor of speleology (caves & caverns) who's extremely absent-minded, forgetting things on a regular basis.
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Superfriends / int_9843be73	type	As You Know
Superfriends / int_9843be73	comment	As You Know: In the 1973-74 episode "Too Hot To Handle", Professor Von Knowalot explains basic solar system astronomy to the Super Friends.
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Superfriends / int_9979c2eb	type	Rings of Activation
Superfriends / int_9979c2eb	comment	Rings of Activation: Aquaman's telepathic communication with sea creatures is visualized with ring waves vibrating across the water.
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Superfriends / int_9a11f9cf	type	Informed Species
Superfriends / int_9a11f9cf	comment	Informed Species: 1973-74 episode "Dr. Pelagian's War". Superman and Aquaman both call a group of sharks "whales" (and Superman says "killer whales").
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Superfriends / int_9a692ae9	type	13 Is Unlucky
Superfriends / int_9a692ae9	comment	13 Is Unlucky: The Legion of Doom consists of thirteen members.
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Superfriends / int_9af54b9d	type	Double Take
Superfriends / int_9af54b9d	comment	Double Take: 1973/74 episode "Dr. Pelagian's War". When Marvin tells Wendy that a penguin has walked up to Wonder Dog (who is sunning himself on a beach) she does a double take. 1973/74 episode "The Planet Splitter". The doctor at the orphanage does a double take when he sees Superman (as a baby) swinging from the ceiling light. The orphanage director does a double take when he comes in and sees Superbaby lifting the doctor in the air. 1973/74 episode "The Power Pirate". Wonder Dog does a double take in disbelief when Marvin starts boasting about his brain power. 1973/74 episode "Too Hot to Handle". Marvin does a double take when he sees that the wax figures in the Justice League museum are melting. 1973/74 episode "The Weather Maker". Wendy does a double take when she looks at her buttermilk biscuits and realizes that the technique she learned in order to make them properly will also help the Super Friends locate the villain.
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Superfriends / int_9bcd82c0	type	Took a Level in Badass
Superfriends / int_9bcd82c0	comment	Took a Level in Badass: Before, Apache Chief could only grow to fifty feet tall. In the episode "The Man in the Moon", The Atom managed to upgrade his powers so he could grow to unlimited sizes. He kept this upgrade in later episodes. In early appearances Brainiac is just a green humanoid without a decent pair of pants. Later seasons have him upgrade to a stylized metallic skeleton, and occasionally threatening the entire league on his own, without the Legion of Doom supporting him.
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Superfriends / int_9f35bf5a	type	Riddling Sphinx
Superfriends / int_9f35bf5a	comment	Riddling Sphinx: In "Battle of the Gods", the sphinx asks Batman and Robin, "What builds up castles and tears down mountains, makes some men blind and helps others to see?" The answer: "sand". The sphinx is a Sore Loser and attacks them anyway, but they quickly defeat it.
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Superfriends / int_9fb5d589	type	Not Now, Kiddo
Superfriends / int_9fb5d589	comment	Not Now, Kiddo: This happened on a regular basis in the 1973/74 season. About every other episode Wendy or Marvin would try to get the attention of one of the superheroes, usually when they were talking to someone else, and the hero would tell them to wait. They would sometimes give Wendy or Marvin a chance to speak once they were done discussing the more important matter, but not always. "The Baffles Puzzle". When Wendy and Marvin try to tell Robin about Wonder Dog sneezing at the museum, he brushes them off. "The Fantastic Frerps". When Marvin tries to tell the Super Friends about his strange adventure with the disappearing shack, Superman tells him to wait till later, as they have an emergency. "The Menace of the White Dwarf". Wendy and Marvin's bicycle disappears while they're at a gas station. When they try to tell Superman about it, he tells them to hold it a minute. "To Hot To Handle". When Wendy tries to tell Superman that she and Martin have discovered a man who is turning up at the site of heat wave disasters, he tells her to wait because Professor von Knowalot is talking.
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Superfriends / int_9fbf8969	type	Cut Lex Luthor a Check
Superfriends / int_9fbf8969	comment	Cut Lex Luthor a Check: The Legion of Doom invents teleportation, invisibility, Time Travel, and casually constructs an entire planet inside a black hole... and they usually use these marvels to rob banks and attempt to foil one or two of their enemies. (And while they often had taking over the world as their main goal, money was usually a secondary one)
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Superfriends / int_a19135a6	type	Mind Control
Superfriends / int_a19135a6	comment	Evil genius Medulla from "Mind Maidens" created a device to Mind Control women (and of course Wondy and Jayna were among the victims) and enable them to cause men to vanish with a look.
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Superfriends / int_a19cce82	type	Merchandise-Driven
Superfriends / int_a19cce82	comment	Merchandise-Driven: A slight example with the final two seasons, which were designed to tie in with Kenner's Super Powers Collection toyline, which necessitated the introduction of Darkseid and crew. Still, not many other toy-based concepts appeared, as broadcast regulations would've likely gotten ABC in trouble if they'd gone the route of The Transformers.
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Superfriends / int_a1b74f5d	type	And That's Terrible
Superfriends / int_a1b74f5d	comment	And That's Terrible: 1973-74 episode "The Weather Maker". The villains have been diverting the Gulf Stream and causing severe weather disruptions in the U.S. When the Big Bad turns his Weather-Control Machine to "Irreversibly On" so they can't turn it off, the Super Friends comment on the situation.
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Superfriends / int_a25b0db9	type	Murderous Mannequin
Superfriends / int_a25b0db9	comment	Murderous Mannequin: In "The Rise and Fall of the Super Friends", Mxyzptlk brings some mannequins to life with his Reality Warper powers. They actually manage to beat the crap out of Superman even before one brings out some kryptonite.
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Superfriends / int_a29a7058	type	Not Quite Flight
Superfriends / int_a29a7058	comment	As well as Hawkman, whose only power (flight) wasn't even provided by his own wings. Half the team has either flight or Not Quite Flight, making him incredibly redundant, and his record in combat is nothing short of sad.
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Superfriends / int_a4d8473b	type	Stealth Sequel
Superfriends / int_a4d8473b	comment	Stealth Sequel: The Super Powers comic book was one to Jack Kirby's New Gods, picking up right after the "Hunger Dogs" story. Jack Kirby worked on both, and Darkseid had already taken over as the primary villain of the franchise at that point.
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Superfriends / int_a4e3759e	type	You Don't Look Like You
Superfriends / int_a4e3759e	comment	You Don't Look Like You: Logar, Rom-Lok and Hul, the three Phantom Zone prisoners from the New Super Friends episode "Terror from the Phantom Zone", resurface in the lost season episode "Return of the Phantoms", but look nothing like they did in their debut appearance.
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Superfriends / int_a7d31bf0	type	Auto-Kitchen
Superfriends / int_a7d31bf0	comment	Auto-Kitchen: "Professor Goodfellow's G.E.E.C.". Every kitchen in the world becomes one of these while under control of the G.E.E.C. supercomputer, including the one in the G.E.E.C. building itself.
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Superfriends / int_a8476736	type	Keep the Reward
Superfriends / int_a8476736	comment	Keep the Reward: In "Batman: Dead or Alive", when Batman defeats the Wild West-themed villain the Capricorn Kid, a sheriff offers Batman the $25,000 bounty. Batman declines and tells him to use the money to repair all the damage the villain caused.
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Superfriends / int_a88d737e	type	Mock Cousteau
Superfriends / int_a88d737e	comment	Mock Cousteau: The leader of the diving team exploring the Titanic in "Terror on the Titanic", down to the red cap. His divers even call him "Jacques" at one point.
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Superfriends / int_a8a0603e	type	Juggling Loaded Guns
Superfriends / int_a8a0603e	comment	Juggling Loaded Guns: Marvin manages to get the Villain of the Day's freeze weapon and threatens him with it. The villain smugly tells him to fire away because he (and the audience) can clearly see he's holding the weapon backward. In order to demonstrate that he was just as stupid, Zan later did the same thing with a transformation gun, turning himself into a tree.
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Superfriends / int_a8c6a317	type	Super-Strength
Superfriends / int_a8c6a317	comment	In a few episodes, Aquaman and Wonder Woman show off that they do have some level of Super-Strength. Despite this, there are plenty of episodes where they get captured or ensnared by things that shouldn't pose any threat to them.
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Superfriends / int_a939a527	type	Red Eyes, Take Warning
Superfriends / int_a939a527	comment	Red Eyes, Take Warning: 1973/74 episode "Menace of the White Dwarf". The evil Mad Scientist Raven (who acts more like a Comic Book supervillain than any other opponent the Superfriends faced during this season), has red eyes. The evil Superman from the 1979 episode "Universe of Evil" has red eyes as well, and for bonus points, they're ringed in black, with freakin' huge demonic points◊. Evil!Batman and Evil!Robin also have red eyes in place of their good counterparts' plain white eyes.
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Superfriends / int_a939d96a	type	Adults Are Useless
Superfriends / int_a939d96a	comment	Adults Are Useless: Many times in the original series it was Wendy, Marvin and Wonder Dog that got in contact with the Villain of the Week and manage to figure out their plans and sometimes even talk them down, leaving the actual superheroes with mop-up duty. The comic series had a bunch of new classical element-based villains appear, and they took down the core 4 easily. Then Robin and the Wonder Twins step in and they curb-stomp the villains. It's kind of justified both times, as the villains were specifically set against a hero that their powers would be most effective against (such as the "Earth" villain transmuting stone into Kryptonite against Superman), and the help that arrives for them has seen the villains in action, now knows what they can do, and they are now the ones going for an opponent they can counter (for example, sending Zan, who can turn into a giant wave of water, to take out the fire-based one).
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Superfriends / int_aa42306e	type	Totally Radical
Superfriends / int_aa42306e	comment	Totally Radical: In the first episode of the 1973/74 season, "The Power Pirate," Wendy and Marvin speak like 60's hippies, regularly using terms like "groovy," "cool," "right on" and "far out." Apparently the writers figured out how silly this sounded and Wendy and Marvin don't speak like that in any subsequent episode.
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Superfriends / int_aa8535da	type	Defector from Paradise
Superfriends / int_aa8535da	comment	Defector from Paradise: Remarked upon in the 1973-74 series episode "Professor Goodfellow's G.E.E.C.", wherein Professor Goodfellow creates a master computer that can regulate thousands of robots around the world, automating almost every human activity. He theorizes that this will spark a new Renaissance of human research and creativity. Instead, the professor is told that many citizens had resorted to vandalism, fighting and anarchy because they had nothing else to do. This is an inverted case of this trope, because of the occurrence of unrest and subsequent rebellion within a Utopian setting due to its idyllic nature instead of defection.
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Superfriends / int_aac863b8	type	Action-Hogging Opening
Superfriends / int_aac863b8	comment	Action-Hogging Opening: The Legendary Super Powers Team intro had the team facing off against a giant robot followed by Darkseid, DeSaad, Kalibak, Lex Luthor and Braniac. The Galactic Guardians intro has the team facing off against Darkseid, The Joker and Lex Luthor followed by Samurai and Aquaman pursuing Darkseid, Kalibak and DeSaad in starfighters.
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Superfriends / int_ac448cdc	type	Van in Black
Superfriends / int_ac448cdc	comment	Van in Black: In the 1973-74 episode "The Balloon People", Dr. Noah Tall and Twisty use a van called the "Snoop Wagon" to spy on the title characters. Bonus points for having an exterior radar dish and extendable telescope.
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Superfriends / int_acd17b6a	type	Tree Buchet
Superfriends / int_acd17b6a	comment	Treebuchet: 1973-74 season episode "Professor Goodfellow's G.E.E.C." When Wonder Woman and the Dynamic Duo need to get past a force field, Batman uses a grappling hook to pull down the top of a tree. Wonder Woman climbs onto the tree and when it's released, she is hurled over the top of the force field.
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Superfriends / int_acf33d00	type	Nice Job Fixing It, Villain
Superfriends / int_acf33d00	comment	Nice Job Fixing It, Villain: In "The History of Doom", Lex Luthor turns the sun into a huge solar flare which destroys the Superfriends, the Legion of Doom, and life on Earth. Grodd calls Luthor out for his Pyrrhic Victory which has sealed the Legion of Doom's fate along with the Superfriends. It takes a Deus ex Machina from the visiting aliens to turn back time and put the moon in front of the solar flare.
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Superfriends / int_ad22fa80	type	Apocalyptic Log
Superfriends / int_ad22fa80	comment	Apocalyptic Log: Superman made one in "The History Of Doom".
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Superfriends / int_ad9fbc1e	type	Pyrrhic Victory
Superfriends / int_ad9fbc1e	comment	Pyrrhic Victory: In "History of Doom", when some visiting aliens are arriving on a burnt-out world, they take a look at the evil origins of Lex Luthor and Giganta, and later on, Lex Luthor not only destroys the Superfriends, but the Legion of Doom and the rest of Earth with a horrific solar flare that turns red to destroy Superman, and the force field takes on a supernatural greenhouse effect, multiplying the flames and destroying life on Earth. Grodd calls Luthor out for destroying the Superfriends and the Legion of Doom. Subverted when the time-traveling aliens decide to restore the earth with a Deus ex Machina by going back in time and putting the moon in front of the solar flare, sparing the Earth from Luthor's ill-conceived plan.
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Superfriends / int_ae3d6438	type	Deadpan Snarker
Superfriends / int_ae3d6438	comment	Deadpan Snarker: Jayna edged into this territory with some of her comments towards Zan. Sometimes she regretted it.
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Superfriends / int_ae50d11c	type	Shrink Ray
Superfriends / int_ae50d11c	comment	Shrink Ray: 1973-74 episode "Gulliver's Gigantic Goof''. The villain Dr. Hiram Gulliver uses a shrinking ray on the Superfriends to reduce them to tiny size.
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Superfriends / int_af32bbdd	type	Expo Label
Superfriends / int_af32bbdd	comment	Expo Label: Multiple examples in 1973-74 season episodes.
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Superfriends / int_b01abe4f	type	Catchphrase
Superfriends / int_b01abe4f	comment	Catchphrase: All of them had a trademark exclamation: Superman's "Great Scott!", Batman's "Great Gotham!", Wonder Woman's "Merciful Minerva!", Aquaman's "Great Neptune!", Black Vulcan's "Great lightning!", and so on. In the 1973-74 season, Wendy would often say "Let's go tell the Super Friends!" when the kids found out something.
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Superfriends / int_b14e9e90	type	Kid Hero All Grown-Up
Superfriends / int_b14e9e90	comment	Kid Hero All Grown-Up: Staying true to what was established of the character in the Pre-Crisis canon, it is shown in some episodes that Superman went by Superboy during his teenagehood before he eventually become Superman after he grew up.
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Superfriends / int_b1c2112	type	Tracking Device
Superfriends / int_b1c2112	comment	Tracking Device: 1973-74 episode "The Planet Splitter". The Super Friends put microdot homing devices on the remaining 100+ carat diamonds so they can be tracked down after they were stolen. At the end of the episode, Wendy puts Wonder Dog on a diet, them puts a microdot homing device on one of his favorite steak bones so they can track it when he steals it. Batman uses one in "The Wild Cards" to track King after the Royal Flush Gang captured Superman, Wonder Woman and Firestorm.
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Superfriends / int_b1ff5bba	type	Offscreen Karma
Superfriends / int_b1ff5bba	comment	Offscreen Karma: In the 1973-74 episode "The Menace of the White Dwarf", Wendy, Marvin and Wonder Dog decide to fly to Washington D.C. to warn the rest of the Super Friends personally about the villain Raven's threat instead of calling them on the phone. As a result, they get captured by Raven. At the end of the episode, Marvin says that Batman gave them quite a talking to about their bad judgment.
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Superfriends / int_b434558	type	Video Phone
Superfriends / int_b434558	comment	Video Phone: The team's TroubAlert has video communications technology that national leaders and even their enemies, the Legion of Doom, have made use of to contact them.
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Superfriends / int_b70ea2b9	type	Seize Them!
Superfriends / int_b70ea2b9	comment	Seize Them!: 1973/74 episode "The Androids". When Batman figures out that the Superman in the Hall of Justice is actually an android double, he yells "Grab him!" to the other Super Friends.
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Superfriends / int_b7e5f66b	type	Jungle Princess
Superfriends / int_b7e5f66b	comment	DC's version of Jungle Princess Rima from the novel Green Mansions was also a member during The All-New Super Friends Hour.
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Superfriends / int_b8e42c35	type	Notably Quick Deliberation
Superfriends / int_b8e42c35	comment	Notably Quick Deliberation: In the 1973-74 episode "The Menace of the White Dwarf", the supervillain Raven puts Superman on trial. At the end of the trial the jurors find Superman guilty without even leaving the jury box or deliberating. Justified because the jury is made up of Raven's robots, who are programmed to find Superman guilty.
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Superfriends / int_b96fdd94	type	Extra-Long Episode
Superfriends / int_b96fdd94	comment	Extra-Long Episode: The episodes in the first series all clocked in at approximately 46 minutes.
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Superfriends / int_bcc6bab6	type	Surprise Slide Staircase
Superfriends / int_bcc6bab6	comment	Surprise Slide Staircase: 1973/74 episode "The Baffles Puzzle". Wonder Woman is walking down a staircase leading underground when the stairs fold and she slides to the bottom.
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Superfriends / int_bce16d24	type	Why Don't You Just Shoot Him?
Superfriends / int_bce16d24	comment	Why Don't You Just Shoot Him?: The villains on this show love death traps and other needlessly complex schemes. Averted in the episode "Super Friends: Rest in Peace" where the Legion of Doom uncover the Noxium crystal (an element created by unseen former Legion of Doom member Dr. Natas said to be composed of all the Super Friends' weaknesses) and they seemingly take out all the Super Friends with this incredible weapon — which they throw away when they're finished. But then it turns out to have all been a ruse by the heroes, to ambush the Legion and arrest them. Giganta and Grodd once created an android version of Gleek that shot disintegrating laser from its eyes to destroy the Super Friends in the lost season episode "Two Gleeks Are Deadlier Than One". It had practically the same results of the "Super Friends: Rest in Peace" plot. Lex Luthor actually had a good answer for this in World's Greatest Super Friends episode "Lex Luthor Strikes Back". Had Luthor just shot the heroes he caught in his traps, they wouldn't be able to save him from the villains that double-crossed him in that episode. In fact, it was Luthor who saved them from his own death traps. Luthor would need help again in Super Friends: The Legendary Super Powers Show episode "No Honor Among Thieves", when Darkseid double-crossed him (after Luthor tried to double-cross Darkseid, mind you)
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Superfriends / int_bd79d896	type	Minor Crime Reveals Major Plot
Superfriends / int_bd79d896	comment	Minor Crime Reveals Major Plot: 1973-74 episode "The Planet Splitter". The theft of diamonds weighing 100+ carats -> A plot to split Cygnus Uno, a planet in another solar system.
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Superfriends / int_bdadcde1	type	Spring Coil
Superfriends / int_bdadcde1	comment	Spring Coil: A villain in the 1973-74 episode "The Ultra Scam" has shoes with springs in the sole that he uses to bounce around.
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Superfriends / int_be03ba89	type	Lost World
Superfriends / int_be03ba89	comment	Lost World: 1973-74 episode "The Mysterious Moles". Deep under the earth is the Bottomless Cave: a gigantic cavern filled with plants, lakes and dinosaurs. Also, the 1983 episode "Day of the Dinosaurs" sees Wonder Woman and Samurai fall into a similar lost world, with ogre-like cavemen and rampaging dinosaurs... but also an advanced Crystal Spires and Togas civilization that was at war with the cavemen.
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Superfriends / int_bf927e82	type	Non-Human Sidekick
Superfriends / int_bf927e82	comment	Non-Human Sidekick: Wonder Dog in the first season, Gleek afterward.
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Superfriends / int_bfc5fed3	type	All-Natural Gem Polish
Superfriends / int_bfc5fed3	comment	All-Natural Gem Polish: 1973/74 episode "The Mysterious Moles". The natural gems in the underground area Molesville are all faceted and shining.
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Superfriends / int_c0c4b1e8	type	Writing Lines
Superfriends / int_c0c4b1e8	comment	Writing Lines: The 1973 series episode "The Ultra Beam" has Marvin having to write "I will not talk out of turn in class" 100 times. A frequency from the Ultra Beam destroys the chalk board before he can finish writing the sentence a second time.
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Superfriends / int_c1469acd	type	Glassy Prison
Superfriends / int_c1469acd	comment	Glassy Prison: The 1973-74 episode "The Menace of the White Dwarf" has a Mad Scientist called The Raven imprisoned in a glass cube. Nonetheless, The Raven is able to construct a lifelike robot duplicate of himself and escape.
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Superfriends / int_c2327882	type	Regular Caller
Superfriends / int_c2327882	comment	Regular Caller: In the 1973-74 season, the title heroes are called into action by either (a) an emergency signal from the TroubAlert computer, (b) a message from Colonel Wilcox or (c) both.
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Superfriends / int_c25f7913	type	By the Lights of Their Eyes
Superfriends / int_c25f7913	comment	By the Lights of Their Eyes: Three 1973-74 episodes. "The Power Pirate". When Wendy and Marvin are trapped in a dark room, initially all the audience can see is their eyes. "The Planet Splitter". When Doctor LeBon's assistant closes the observatory's door and shuts off the outside light, we see Wendy's eyes floating in the darkness. "The Shamon U". While Wendy, Marvin and Wonder Dog are hiking up Mystery Mountain in the dark, they see two pairs of glowing eyes approaching them. The eyes turn out to belong to Batman and Robin, who were following them.
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Superfriends / int_c33ba0a8	type	Chuck Cunningham Syndrome
Superfriends / int_c33ba0a8	comment	Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: Wendy, Marvin and Wonder Dog disappeared from the franchise after the original 1973 series, being replaced for the remainder of the continuity by the Wonder Twins and Gleek. The Wonder Twins and Gleek themselves, in addition to every Captain Ethnic hero other than Samurai, were phased out and forgotten by the final series The Super Powers Team: Galactic Guardians.
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Superfriends / int_c368c3ea	type	Spoonerism
Superfriends / int_c368c3ea	comment	Spoonerism: 1973-74 episode "The Balloon People". Dr. Noah Tall's assistant Twisty uses a Spoonerism in every sentence he speaks, and each time is corrected by Dr. Tall. By the end of the episode he has Dr. Tall doing it too.
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Superfriends / int_c3b9f30	type	The Team Normal
Superfriends / int_c3b9f30	comment	The Team Normal: Wendy, Marvin and Wonder Dog in the 1973/74 season, with one exception. In the first episode "The Power Pirate" Marvin is able to levitate, which indicates he has burgeoning metahuman powers. This is never followed up in subsequent episodes (making it Early-Installment Weirdness), and at the end of the season they are all Put on a Bus. Batman and Robin have no superpowers at all, just their gadgets and skills.
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Superfriends / int_c4fd76e0	type	Kryptonite Is Everywhere
Superfriends / int_c4fd76e0	comment	Kryptonite Is Everywhere: Even by the standards of Superman shows, Kryptonite shows up absurdly often. Grodd once claimed "I don't need exotic devices to stop you, when Kryptonite does the job so well!"
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Superfriends / int_c5237d05	type	Slow Laser
Superfriends / int_c5237d05	comment	Slow Laser: 1973-74 episode "The Shamon U". One of Dr. Shamon's devices is a giant laser that he uses to fuse space gold dust into gold meteors. The beam clearly travels slower than the speed of light.
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Superfriends / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
Superfriends / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: The 1973-74 episode "Dr. Pelagian's War". Dr. Pelagian's submarine the Sprite is almost identical to the U.S.S. Seaview in the film and TV series Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. Two episodes feature the Superfriends visiting versions of Oz and Wonderland.
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Superfriends / int_c97314e3	type	Eat the Camera
Superfriends / int_c97314e3	comment	Eat the Camera: A few times.
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Superfriends / int_c9f5efdb	type	Standardized Leader
Superfriends / int_c9f5efdb	comment	Standardized Leader: Superman
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Superfriends / int_cb71c461	type	Deus Exit Machina
Superfriends / int_cb71c461	comment	When it wasn't Wonder Woman, it was often Superman being subjected to this, so he couldn't just easily solve the problem of the day. In these cases, Wonder Woman often stepped up in his place, such as in the episodes "Dr. Fright" or "Will The Worlds Collide?"
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Superfriends / int_cb87452d	type	Reverse Polarity
Superfriends / int_cb87452d	comment	Reverse Polarity: 1973-74 episode "The Shamon U". Professor Shamon reverses the polarity on his giant electromagnet to repel the Batmobile.
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Superfriends / int_cce399	type	This Looks Like a Job for Aquaman
Superfriends / int_cce399	comment	This Looks Like a Job for Aquaman: Aquaman, naturally. Somewhat surprisingly, some episodes threw this out the porthole when he had to face off with a giant octopus or squid that was either under someone else's control or just plain wouldn't respond to his telepathy. ... and then there was the one where he got caught by an invisible killer whale. You'd think, given that he is always able to communicate with whales, especially in this series, he'd convince it to let him go and maybe turn it against the villain that let it loose in the first place. But no, he ends up needing Superman to help free him and send the poor thing flying into the undersea horizon instead.
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Superfriends / int_cdd676a3	type	Hyper-Competent Sidekick
Superfriends / int_cdd676a3	comment	Hypercompetent Sidekick: In the 1973-74 season episodes, Wendy, Marvin and Wonder Dog often ended up doing the most to solve the core problem of the episode, with the actual superheroes stuck doing all the legwork and clean-up.
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Superfriends / int_cded37c7	type	Wheel o' Feet
Superfriends / int_cded37c7	comment	Wheel o' Feet: 1973-74 season episodes "Too Hot To Handle". Wonder Dog does a wheel of feet after he sees the villain and runs off to get the rest of the team. "The Mysterious Moles". Wonder Dog does a wheel of feet to run away after the Moles' underground machine drills out of a wall and scares him. "The Shamon U". Dr. Shamon and his two underlings do a wheel of feet before running away from a giant Wonder Dog. "The Ultra Beam". Marvin and Wonder Dog do a wheel of feet before running after Ben, the villain with springs on his shoes.
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Superfriends / int_d001c42c	type	Anti-Villain
Superfriends / int_d001c42c	comment	Anti-Villain: Almost every villain in the original 1973 series had a good cause, but was just going about it the wrong way. Most of the villains in the first segment of each All-New Superfriends Hour episode were this way, too. For example, Dr. Fright wanted to end war and crime; The Collector wanted to ensure that monuments were preserved for future generations; the Secret Four wanted to end pollution and conserve natural resources; the Shark wanted to end exploitation of sea life; Dr. Cranum wanted everyone to enjoy enhanced intelligence and mental powers; Dr. Amy Zahn wanted to make women physically equal to men in hopes it would make women socially equal to men; Dr. Droid wanted to make a race of androids so that humans would never have to work again; etc.
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Superfriends / int_d397657d	type	Hoist by His Own Petard
Superfriends / int_d397657d	comment	Hoist by His Own Petard: More than one story has someone stealing Superman's powers and boasting they're now invincible. They fail to realize they've also inherited Superman's weakness and all it takes is some Kryptonite to take them down.
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Superfriends / int_d45cbb16	type	Wonder Twin Powers
Superfriends / int_d45cbb16	comment	Wonder Twin Powers: The Wonder Twins are, as expected, the Trope Namers. Zan can turn into ice or water-based constructs and Jayna can turn into animals, but their powers only work when they are in contact with each other.
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Superfriends / int_d4f0d6f0	type	Elemental Shapeshifter
Superfriends / int_d4f0d6f0	comment	Elemental Shapeshifter: Zan could transform into various forms of water, including ice and steam. Samurai could transform into a tornado (or half a tornado), or into fire. Black Vulcan often turned into a bolt lightning to fly (other times he merely transformed his lower half, like Samurai did).
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Superfriends / int_d500b978	type	Adaptational Wimp
Superfriends / int_d500b978	comment	Adaptational Wimp: Multiple characters on both sides in Challenge, in part because of the "no-punching" rule at the time. This especially hit melee characters like Hawkman and Solomon Grundy. The Scarecrow, who is usually written as considerably more of a threat in the comics in part due to his use of fear-inducing chemical weaponry, is one of the weaker Legion members, though he was corrected to a degree in The Super Powers Team. Super Friends also bears much of the responsibility for Aquaman's perception as useless, since it downplayed his non-aquatic powers in an attempt at Cast Speciation. Darkseid never physically fights, and he becomes exhausted whenever he uses his Omega Beam. Despite it keeping its Homing Lasers aspect, the Omega Beam misses several times, and it gets toned down to an Agony Beam instead of a Disintegrator Ray when it is used on a living being. The first time Superman is hit by it, he is able to resist it with some struggle. The second time, he straight up No Sells it.
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Superfriends / int_d5656fbe	type	The Unpronounceable
Superfriends / int_d5656fbe	comment	The Unpronounceable: Mxyzptlk's name is always pronounced "MIX-ul-plick" by the Super Friends.
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Superfriends / int_d61c0620	type	Joker Jury
Superfriends / int_d61c0620	comment	Joker Jury: The 1973-74 episode "The Menace of the White Dwarf" and the Challenge episode "Trial of the Super Friends", although due to character-holding rights, neither episode featured the Joker. An All New Superfriends Hour episode has DC phantom villain Gentleman Jim Craddock subject Superman and Wonder Woman to a trial for subduing him years earlier, with him as the judge and prosecutor and the jury made up of the world leaders that he kidnapped and turned into ghosts up to that point. Needless to say, the Amazing Amazon and the Man of Steel are found guilty and sentenced to haunt an old swamp mansion as ghosts for all eternity.
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Superfriends / int_d68c925d	type	Creator Provincialism
Superfriends / int_d68c925d	comment	Creator Provincialism: Minor example — the design of the Hall of Justice was modeled after the old Union Terminal train station in Cincinnati; Cincy was where Taft Broadcasting, owners of Hanna-Barbera at the time, were headquartered.
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Superfriends / int_d848560f	type	Unusual Euphemism
Superfriends / int_d848560f	comment	Unusual Euphemism: 1973-74 episodes "The Mysterious Moles". When the title villains are confronted by the Superfriends, a dismayed Minimus Mole says "Oh ding ding blathering blithers!" "The Shamon U". When Wendy is disappointed that Batman and Robin don't take them along on an investigation, she says "Oh pistachios!" (i.e. the nut).
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Superfriends / int_d8f8da2b	type	Island Base
Superfriends / int_d8f8da2b	comment	Island Base: 1973-74 episode "Too Hot To Handle". Kobar the Solar-Terrarian villain has his laboratory hidden under a volcano on an island.
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Superfriends / int_da1211b4	type	Security Cling
Superfriends / int_da1211b4	comment	Security Cling: 1973-74 season episodes "The Planet Splitter": When Wendy, Marvin and Wonder Dog are surprised by Doctor LeBon's assistant aboard the space ship, Wonder Dog jumps into Marvin's arms. "The Baffles Puzzle": When one of the bad guys slams a door and traps Wendy, Marvin and Wonder Dog in a room, Wonder Dog jumps into Marvin's arms again. "The Power Pirate": When Wendy, Marvin and Wonder Dog are trapped in a dark room and a door suddenly opens, Wonder Dog jumps into Marvin's arms yet again.
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Superfriends / int_daef39ee	type	Elaborate Underground Base
Superfriends / int_daef39ee	comment	Elaborate Underground Base: 1973-74 episode "The Fantastic Frerps". King Plasto has one as his headquarters, including a storage room for his Frerp eggs and a Frerps Arena for creating the eggs.
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Superfriends / int_dc057cf3	type	Adaptation Name Change
Superfriends / int_dc057cf3	comment	Adaptation Name Change: An early episode featured Black Manta in a brown costume and simply called "Manta" Challenge would revert him to his full codename and black costume. The Boom Tubes used by the New Gods were instead called "Star Gates" (no, not those ones), which were depicted as star-shaped tunnels. No sonic boom was heard when these were opened. Likewise, the Parademons were called "Paradrones".
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Superfriends / int_dcb2305f	type	Legion of Doom
Superfriends / int_dcb2305f	comment	Legion of Doom: The Trope Namer made their debut in Challenge of the Superfriends, where Superman's archenemy Lex Luthor teamed up with 12 other villains (fellow Superman villains Bizarro, Brainiac and Toyman, Wonder Woman villains Giganta and Cheetah, Batman villains Scarecrow, Riddler and Solomon Grundy, Aquaman villain Black Manta, Flash villains Gorilla Grodd and Captain Cold and Green Lantern villain Sinestro) to hatch schemes to defeat the Super Friends in every episode.
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Superfriends / int_dd3272bb	type	What Kind of Lame Power Is Heart, Anyway?
Superfriends / int_dd3272bb	comment	What Kind of Lame Power Is Heart, Anyway? Aquaman became this to viewers. His primary abilities (swim fast, breathe water, talk to fish) are so specialized as to essentially require an episode to be written to accommodate him. The fact that he tends to fumble even in those obligatory aquatic setpieces is a major reason he became so mockable. As well as Hawkman, whose only power (flight) wasn't even provided by his own wings. Half the team has either flight or Not Quite Flight, making him incredibly redundant, and his record in combat is nothing short of sad. On the villain's side, Scarecrow, Riddler, and Black Manta are the most oft-criticized. Black Manta's only claim to fame is his Sea-Saucer, a spaceship-submarine in a series where both sides have much more impressive gear at their disposal; in most episodes, he seems to have no role except to menace Aquaman or use generic capture-the-Superfriends devices. Scarecrow can conjure crows, which does little more than mildly annoy his enemies, and his fear gas is heavily weakened from "make people afraid of everything" to "make people afraid of one specific thing, which I need to have on me to make it do anything." â€” and even those abilities only showed up on The Super Powers Team season; during Challenge he had no abilities or theme whatsoever. And Riddler is supposedly an Evil Genius playing Criminal Mind Games, but he's on a team with a good half-dozen other genius-types who don't feel the compulsion to send their enemies clues, making him come across as The Millstone. Zan of the Wonder Twins. Jayna's power is kind of cool: she can turn into any sort of animal from any planet (including mythical creatures — she's become a mermaid, a centaur, and a sphinx in the comic, and a winged serpent in the cartoon). Zan turns into water. And ice. And unlikely ice constructions. That's it. Congratulations, Zan, you just made Aquaman look cool by comparison. Some old Cartoon Network ads lampooned this without mercy. "I could be defeated by a sponge! And it wouldn't even have to be an evil sponge!" And he's another underutilization case. Just ask Marvel's Hydro-Man what you can do with that power. In fact, he could apparently do ANYTHING he could describe with water or ice. He even transformed into an ice jetpack which Jayna then wore in her eagle form to fly at supersonic speeds! How does Jayna get to an emergency? She turns into an eagle. How does Zan get there? He turns into water. Then he has to flow into a pail so Gleek can carry him while Jayna carries Gleek with her talons. To the point where they super-buffed him when he appeared in Justice League. He still turns into water, but he can turn into any form and volume of water. He could become a complete ocean or a mist that covered a continent. For the Wonder Twins, it was more that they were written to be inexperienced (and borderline-useless comic relief) rather than any flaws in their actual powers. When faced with an army of cavemen in "Planet of the Neanderthals", they quickly and easily took out the whole group by turning into a brontosaurus and a gigantic hand made of water, and in "Mxyzptlk's Flick", they easily defeated a T. Rex by turning into an enormous spider and an ice catapult (Jayna webbed it up, and then Zan catapulted it into the distance). But normally they turn into small, weak, and/or overly-specialized-to-the-point-of-ridiculousness shapes, which leads to their defeat and capture.
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Superfriends / int_e0e3579a	type	Fungus Humongous
Superfriends / int_e0e3579a	comment	Fungus Humongous: 1973-74 episode "The Mysterious Moles". While exploring underground, Wendy, Marvin and Wonder Dog encounter a stream with giant mushrooms growing along the banks.
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Superfriends / int_e43b42ea	type	We Need a Distraction
Superfriends / int_e43b42ea	comment	We Need a Distraction: The Super Friends are so powerful that in "Rub 3 Times for Disaster," the most feasible way to distract the entire team is to hijack a nuclear ballistic submarine's missiles and launch them against random cities around the world, thus forcing the superheroes to scurry around the world to stop them.
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Superfriends / int_e43c66bd	type	Art Evolution
Superfriends / int_e43c66bd	comment	Art Evolution: The Galactic Guardians version has a significantly upgraded art style even compared to the series just one season prior.
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Superfriends / int_e47e0eb	type	Scary Scarecrows
Superfriends / int_e47e0eb	comment	Scary Scarecrows: The Scarecrow is a Legion of Doom member and a villain in the final season. In "The Super Powers Team" he's a human in a costume, but this isn't directly stated in "Challenge".
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Superfriends / int_e4965307	type	Composite Character
Superfriends / int_e4965307	comment	Composite Character: In The Super Powers Team: Galactic Guardians episode "The Wild Cards", the Royal Flush Gang member Ace is revealed to be the Joker in disguise.
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Superfriends / int_e5120d	type	The Igor
Superfriends / int_e5120d	comment	The Igor: In The All-New SuperFriends Hour episode "The Monster of Dr. Droid", the titular mad scientist has a short bald assistant named Boris. (Even though Dr. Droid himself was the one doing the Boris Karloff impression) In The World's Greatest SuperFriends episode "The Super Friends Meet Frankenstein", the descendant of Dr. Frankenstein is assisted by a slouching toady named Gor, whose voice is even a Peter Lorre impression.
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Superfriends / int_e5421161	type	Expy
Superfriends / int_e5421161	comment	Expy: "Millionaire inventor" Newton Domehead, title villain of "The Collector", is one for Captain Marvel villain Dr. Sivana. Like Sivana, Domehead is a bald old inventor with big round glasses and a pair of teenage children who look exactly like him. Superman and Wonder Woman fill in for Captain and Mary Marvel.
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Superfriends / int_e5ff9ca3	type	Team Member in the Adaptation
Superfriends / int_e5ff9ca3	comment	Team Member in the Adaptation: Robin is presented as a core member of the League. While Dick would be a member on two occasions, both were after he became Nightwing, the first was part of an emergency team and the second was during his second tenure as Batman during Batman (Grant Morrison). Cyborg, originally a member of the Teen Titans, becomes a member of the Justice League in the final season, way before Smallville, James Robinson, and the New 52 came up with the same idea. DC's version of Jungle Princess Rima from the novel Green Mansions was also a member during The All-New Super Friends Hour. The Super Powers Team: Galactic Guardians episode "The Wild Cards" reveals Royal Flush Gang member Ace to be a disguised Joker, when in the comics the Clown Prince of Crime was never a full-fledged member and merely worked with the Royal Flush Gang on occasion.
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Superfriends / int_e70127	type	The Mole
Superfriends / int_e70127	comment	The Mole: Several in 1973-74 season episodes. In "The Fantastic Frerps", Poly Lean is secretly an agent for the villain King Plasto. In "The Power Pirate", a space alien takes the form of Sir Cedric Cedric to fool the Super Friends.
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Superfriends / int_e71ad328	type	Plot Tailored to the Party
Superfriends / int_e71ad328	comment	Plot Tailored to the Party: Almost any episode featuring Aquaman.
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Superfriends / int_e8d730c4	type	Easily Conquered World
Superfriends / int_e8d730c4	comment	Easily Conquered World: In Challenge of the Super Friends, near the end of any given episode, there's a good chance that the Legion of Doom will either have temporary control of the world or just barely be thwarted.
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Superfriends / int_e8e3807	type	Aside Glance
Superfriends / int_e8e3807	comment	Aside Glance: Marvin, Wonder Dog and other characters in the 1973-74 series. Wonder Dog does it on a regular basis, usually when Marvin says something stupid. He did it several times in "The Power Pirate" when Marvin made stupid puns and at the end of "The Weather Maker" when Wendy and Marvin did an "Everybody Laughs" Ending. In "The Power Pirate", Marvin tries to impress Wendy and Wonder Dog with his fake British accent. When he fails, he turns to the camera and shrugs. At the end of "The Planet Splitter", Wendy and Marvin take away Wonder Dog's steak bone (he's on a diet) and leave. Wonder Dog pulls out another steak bone, takes a bite out of it and winks at the audience. In "Too Hot To Handle", the alien agent Kobar does this after Wonder Woman delivers an iceberg to Dairyland (a farm area in the heart of America). He's a little smug because he's responsible for the heat wave that required Wonder Woman to obtain the iceberg in the first place.
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Superfriends / int_e99b48c5	type	Space Travel Veto
Superfriends / int_e99b48c5	comment	Space Travel Veto: In the 1973-74 episode "The Androids", Dr. Rebos has this motivation in sabotaging Earth's space program. He says that Earth should solve its own problems before going into outer space.
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Superfriends / int_ea85d6ea	type	All Just a Dream
Superfriends / int_ea85d6ea	comment	All Just a Dream: One episode of World's Greatest Super Friends has Gleek dream he helped save the Super Friends and a society of gnomes from an evil fiery monster, while he and the Wonder Twins are out camping. After waking up and telling the twins about his dream, Gleek noticed a gnome in the shadows sneaking through the woods, leaving Gleek to wonder.
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Superfriends / int_ea9f0351	type	My Brain Is Big
Superfriends / int_ea9f0351	comment	My Brain Is Big: 1973/74 episode "The Menace of the White Dwarf". The brilliant Mad Scientist supervillain Raven has an enlarged bald skull. Dr. Cranum, villain of the 1978 episode "The Brain Machine" as well, after using a machine to evolve a human's brain on himself. Later, he does the same thing to Wonder Woman, and he wants to do the same to everyone in the world (albeit for a good cause).
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Superfriends / int_eb37fe59	type	Sequel Episode
Superfriends / int_eb37fe59	comment	Sequel Episode: The lost season episode "Return of the Phantoms" is a follow-up to the New Super Friends episode "Terror from the Phantom Zone", as it has the three Kryptonian criminals Logar, Rom-Lok and Hul escape from the Phantom Zone and go back in time to when Superman was an adolescent to try and defeat the Man of Steel before he imprisoned them in the first place.
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Superfriends / int_eb716c8c	type	Big Electric Switch
Superfriends / int_eb716c8c	comment	Big Electric Switch: In the 1973-74 episode "Dr. Pelagian's War", Superman throws a knife switch to send electricity through freon coils.
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Superfriends / int_eb81c601	type	Big Damn Heroes
Superfriends / int_eb81c601	comment	Big Damn Heroes: In the first episode of Super Powers Team, Cyborg and Firestorm investigate a mysterious seed that Kalibak was planting, only to have it sprouting and envelop them. Firestorm is able to send a distress call and Superman instantly arrives on the scene to pull the plant menace off of them.
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Superfriends / int_ee0c2c3c	type	Fictional Country
Superfriends / int_ee0c2c3c	comment	Fictional Country: Glacia, frozen homeland of the villains in the 1973-74 episode "The Weather Maker".
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Superfriends / int_ef0f881b	type	Trick Arrow
Superfriends / int_ef0f881b	comment	Trick Arrow: 1973-74 season episode "Gulliver's Gigantic Goof". Green Arrow makes good use of his trademark trick arrows to save the other Superfriends, who have been reduced to tiny size by a Shrink Ray.
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Superfriends / int_efdcfc5e	type	Motionless Chin
Superfriends / int_efdcfc5e	comment	Motionless Chin
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Superfriends / int_f1e837cc	type	Mind over Matter
Superfriends / int_f1e837cc	comment	Mind over Matter: In the 1973-74 episode "The Balloon People", the title characters have modest telekinetic power. When acting together, they can move a doghouse. Dr. Cranum in 1978's "The Brain Machine" has this power to a much greater degree, able to lift cars, transport heavy equipment, tear down brick walls, and paralyze people.
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Superfriends / int_f22d3416	type	Anti-Sneeze Finger
Superfriends / int_f22d3416	comment	Anti-Sneeze Finger: 1973/74 episode "The Baffles Puzzle". When Marvin and Wonder Dog are in a library, Wonder Dog starts to sneeze. Marvin holds a finger to his lip and stifles it, but a few seconds later he sneezes anyway.
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Superfriends / int_f3da74ff	type	Creepy Crows
Superfriends / int_f3da74ff	comment	Creepy Crows: The Scarecrow uses a flock of crows to Zerg Rush Batman and Robin in "Trial of the Super Friends", and in "The Fear" he keeps one as a pet.
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Superfriends / int_f46fb603	type	Pungeon Master
Superfriends / int_f46fb603	comment	Pungeon Master: Robin, often. In one Comic-Book Adaptation, four of the Wonder Twins' Earth friends were possessed. He mentioned that the next time this happened, and they couldn't get an exorcist, "—Try an Exor Sister!" he goes, putting a hand on a stunned Jayna. Batman winces with an "Ouch!" saying that was one of Robin's worst puns.
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Superfriends / int_f516f938	type	Never Found the Body
Superfriends / int_f516f938	comment	Never Found the Body: 1973-74 episode "Dr. Pelagian's War". Dr. Ansel Hillbrand died in a deep sea diving accident five years earlier but his body was never found. Guess who the Big Bad turns out to be?
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Superfriends / int_f567146c	type	Aside Comment
Superfriends / int_f567146c	comment	Aside Comment: 1973/74 episode "Dr. Pelagian's War". Dr. Pelagian has captured Wendy and Marvin and is planning his next move. 1973/74 episode "The Mysterious Moles". Superman is examining the cooling unit on the roof of the power plant. While talking to himself, Superman faces the camera and says "It's my hunch the thieves will try to lift this with a powerful crane copter."
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Superfriends / int_f5a3e496	type	Suspiciously Similar Substitute
Superfriends / int_f5a3e496	comment	Suspiciously Similar Substitute: Starting with The All-New Super Friends Hour, Wendy, Marvin and Wonder Dog were replaced with the Wonder Twins and Gleek, who were also a pair of teenage sidekicks to the Super Friends and their pet.
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Superfriends	hasFeature	Pretend to Be Brainwashed / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Progressively Prettier / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Pull a Rabbit out of My Hat / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Puzzle Boss / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Reality-Breaking Paradox / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Recessive Super Genes / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Recursive Adaptation / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Reflective Teleportation / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Regular Caller / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Related in the Adaptation / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Ret-Gone / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Retool / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Reverse Polarity / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Riddling Sphinx / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Rings of Activation / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Road-Sign Reversal / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Robot Antennae / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Rodents of Unusual Size / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Role Reprisal / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Role Reprise / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Rollercoaster Mine / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	San Dimas Time / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Sapient Pet / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Satan / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Saturday-Morning Cartoon / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Scarily Competent Tracker / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Science Is Bad / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	"Scooby-Doo" Hoax / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Sdrawkcab Alias / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Sdrawkcab Name / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Secondary Color Nemesis / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Security Cling / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	See the Invisible / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Seize Them! / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Showdown at High Noon / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Shrink Ray / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Sibling Switch Squick / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Silence, You Fool! / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Silly Simian / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Sizeshifter / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	SkeleBot 9000 / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Slow Laser / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Smug Super / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	So Bad, It Was Better / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Solid Clouds / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Space Romans / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Space Travel Veto / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Space Western / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Speech-Impaired Animal / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Spies In a Van / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Spoofy-Doo / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Spoonerism / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Spring Coil / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Standardized Leader / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Stealth Sequel / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Steven Ulysses Perhero / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Stock Footage Failure / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Storyboarding the Apocalypse / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Straw Feminist / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Strolling on Jupiter / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Strong as They Need to Be / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Stupidity-Inducing Attack / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Subverted Suspicion Aesop / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Super Hero Origin / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Super Smoke / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Superman Substitute / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Superpower Lottery / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Surprise Slide Staircase / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Surveillance as the Plot Demands / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Swamps Are Evil / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Swiper, No Swiping! / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Take Over the World / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Taken for Granite / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Talking Is a Free Action / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Team Member in the Adaptation / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Team Title / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Teleport Cloak / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Terminator Twosome / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Terraform / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	That's an Order! / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	That's No Moon / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	The Abridged Series / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	The Big Board / int_48cf61a6
The Dark Age of Animation	seeAlso	Superfriends
Superfriends	hasFeature	The Darkness Gazes Back / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	The Igor / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	The Juggernaut / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	The Last Title / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	The Morlocks / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	The One Where Everyone Dies / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	The Tape Knew You Would Say That / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	The War Room / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Thememobile / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	13 Is Unlucky / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	This Banana is Armed / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	This Is a Drill / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	This Looks Like a Job for Aquaman / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Throw-Away Country / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Timeline-Altering MacGuffin / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Title Scream / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Token Minority / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Toxic, Inc. / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Tracking Device / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Trail of Bread Crumbs / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Trainstopping / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Transformation Ray / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Trap Door / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Trap-Door Fail / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Trapped in TV Land / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Tree Buchet / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Trick Arrow / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Trip Trap / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Underwater Base / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Unexplained Accent / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Ungrateful Townsfolk / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Unraveled Entanglement / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Unrealistic Black Hole / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Unskilled, but Strong / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Unwitting Pawn / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Useless Superpowers / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Vampire Episode / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Van in Black / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Victory by Endurance / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Video Phone / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Villain-Beating Artifact / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Villain: Exit, Stage Left / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Villain Opening Scene / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Villainous Crush / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Villainous Harlequin / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Villainous Underdog / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Villains Blend in Better / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	We Are Not Going Through That Again / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	We Don't Need Roads / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	We Need a Distraction / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	We Only Have One Chance / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	We Will Meet Again / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Weapons That Suck / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Weather-Control Machine / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Went to the Great X in the Sky / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Whale Egg / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Whammy Bid / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Wheel o' Feet / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	When Things Spin, Science Happens / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	White-and-Grey Morality / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Win-Win Ending / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Wonder Twin Powers / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Write Back to the Future / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Writing Lines / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Wrong Assumption / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	You Fool! / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	You, Get Me Coffee / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	You Meddling Kids / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Your Magic's No Good Here / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Your Mind Makes It Real / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Zombie Apocalypse / int_48cf61a6
SuperFriends	sameAs	Superfriends
SuperFriends	sameAs	Superfriends
Superfriends	hasFeature	Electric Black Guy / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Perspective Magic / int_ac07f986
Superfriends	hasFeature	Scarpia Ultimatum / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Some Kind of Force Field / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	Spinning Paper / int_48cf61a6
Superfriends	hasFeature	We Come in Peace — Shoot to Kill / int_ac07f986

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