Anti-Hero: He's noble and responsible, but it's hard to deny that he's also pretty whiny, childishly petty and arrogant. Screams Like a Little Girl: Stated explicitly in Cyborg Shark Attack: "Even girls said you screamed like a girl". Mr. Fanservice: - In general, he's occasionally seen wearing tight-fitting or sleeveless tops that bring out his musculature. I guess I'm gonna have to hit you more often to make up for it. His jokes however, are really terrible. Lab Rats / Characters. Amazingly Embarrassing Parent: Tasha plays this in "Trucked Out". What are you talking about?
Inferiority Superiority Complex: Marcus knows that Douglas only views him as a weapon instead of a son, and uses his massive ego and condescension towards Leo to try and compensate for that. I haven't seen this many teeth since I kept dental records at the morgue. The Ditz: Adam, but not ALL the time. Bri from lab rats real name. Laser-Guided Karma: In Lab Rats vs. We Are as Mayflies: Bionic abilities in androids leads to them burning out very quickly. Fast is my middle Lucky. Though everyone tried to reason with him, it didn't work.
Annabel returned her husband's smile. No Indoor Voice: He has a tendency to yell a lot, especially when he states things matter-of-factly or overreacts. In Space Elevator, Perry claims that she was hard on the Lab Rats because she wanted to toughen them up, and claims she succeeded. Bri from lab rats. She's quite annoyed with herself when she starts acting like Chase and Sebastian's mom. Karma Houdini: Out of all the cast, he seems to learn his lesson the least, though he only gets comeuppance in episodes where his selfishness has serious consequences. Douglas: Well, not in that order. Mundane Solution: In "Leo vs. Uncertain Doom: Last she's seen, Leo uses his energy transference ability, and blasts her in the sky.
Then cut to Adam running on a giant hamster wheel. Chase also dips into this, feeling he's not given enough recognition. Although visions sometimes appeared spontaneously, Bree had developed a ritual for when she wished to focus on a specific subject. However, if Douglas's grievances regarding Donald are of any indication, such as building a cruel robot to beat up Douglas, Donald wasn't much of a nice guy in the past either, even though he was the more responsible one. Bri from lab rats naked juice. She sometimes acts like an Alpha Bitch. Adam taking home an animal/living being that's randomly unattended; A horse in Season 1, a llama in Season 2, 30 bionic solders in Season 3, Otis (who happened to be Douglas's dog) in Season 4. Although still portrayed as somewhat light hearted, he is a realistic mad scientist who's engaged in experimenting on children, has no problems committing outright murder, and before redeeming himself his long term goal appeared to be a mixture of brainwashing, slavery and Child Soldiers. The most noteworthy example of this can be seen in Bionic Showdown, when he destroys Marcus with simply one Kamehame Hadoken attack to save Leo. This is deconstructed in You Posted What? Control Freak: Lampshaded by Bree in "Unauthorized Mission".
"No I never said that"I say. Large Ham: As the show progresses, he becomes the most dramatic of all the main characters due to his intensity and neurotic personality. Bree's eyebrows shot up. Leo's having a surprise party! Turns out, this statement is very accurate. He treats the students he mentors like friends, encouraging and guiding them. Redshirt Army: They get knocked out with zero effort when Giselle's one android comes. "No no" I say shaking my hands. Chase has to find him doll clothes to wear. Shout-Out: - When Perry's robotic duplicate is accidentally programmed to attack Mission Creek High, Principal Perry tears the head off, holds it up and declares "There can be only one". Recurring Characters. Faux Affably Evil: Downplayed. Used to Be a Sweet Kid: In "Scramble the Orbs", Chase used an early version of Eddy's programming to sell as a personal assistant.
Dark Action Girl: Is pretty good in a fight. ", when Adam is talking about his horse, Donald tells Tasha he isn't getting it, but he smiles and nods till it's over. Aware of Andrew's presence just behind her, Bree had trouble focusing on the lesson. From the end of "Bionic Action Hero": "Hello, Marcus. Unfortunately, he didn't take it well, and decided to betray him by avenging Krane and taking out Davenport. Although she had never discussed her abilities with Peter, she was well aware of the rumours circulating at school on the subject.
I'm Pam, she said, her voice dripping with honey. On the other hand, Spin, Bob and Sebastian have had prominent recurring roles throughout. To be fair, she got better when she had a Skylar being a sister figure to talk to. From "Death Spiral Smackdown": - You Didn't Ask: In "Crush, Chop and Burn" part 2:Eddy: Oh, he [Leo] left. This loss made them feel like they thought made them special, and living a shameful life amongst the superhero community caused even more grief. I'm sure she just wants to be around the guys. She was relieved to notice that everyone's attention was riveted on the boy leaning against the front wall. Dirty Coward: Sure she's high and mighty when she's in control, but just watch her crumble when she looses the upper hand. Knight of Cerebus: Frighteningly serious with deadly powers and is considered Eviler than Thou when compared to Douglas.
Revenge: Tries to kill Donald, in response to the others killing Krane. Big Bad Duumvirate: He's Krane's new partner, and he assisted him in another attempt to create a bionic army, and they agreed to start anew by wiping out all life on Earth. Prominent cheekbones, strong jaw, and the faint shadow of black stubble—this was not the face of a sixteen-year-old. She strode back to the edge of the pool, dove in, and furiously swam for the rest of the practice.
He's coming to pick me up. Knight of Cerebus: Even more so than his father (Though only after Douglas mellows). My mother would kill me. Super Strength: Which he uses to break stuff. FaceHeel Turn: At the end of Unauthorized Mission, Chase tells him about Victor Krane and his agenda. Jerkass: Exaggerated. Four-Temperament Ensemble: Chase cycles through all of these at some point.
Perry's mother comes over and tells Perry not to display any more childish behavior. He even argues about it with Douglas. So they turn to villainy in order to "avenge" him, and they have a bone to pick with Kaz and Oliver (since the two used to work there). At the start of Leo vs. Nor have we seen Bree's ability to stick to the ceiling since "Mission Invisible. Hot-Blooded: You simply can't calm Spike down.
In fact, that's the reason why Douglas hated him so much before his HeelFace Turn. Thankfully Leo convinces Douglas to help build her one in the next episode, restoring her to her former powers. Not so much after his HeelFace Turn. Bree is up in her room. So basically, she doesn't torment them because she hates them, she just likes to hate them. It's worth noting that when Krane reappears in season 4, Donald's reaction is not one of fear or panic; it's pure hate.
The Leader: In "On the Edge", he becomes one of a team composed of himself, a former enemy and a student with high appreciation for him. After Donald and Leo find out that the bionic siblings are missing, they set out to find them. Krane is Douglas's secret benefactor ever since the latter got kicked out of Davenport Industries. Literal-Minded: Bob takes a lot of rhetorical statements and expressions too literally, especially when Adam said "Let's do things we're gonna regret". IUniverse books may be ordered through booksellers or by contacting: iUniverse. Evil Is Bigger: He's much taller than Douglas, likewise he's more evil as well. Related collections and offers.
Unlike the Triton App, this directive would not be affected by Krane's supposed death. I Thought You Were Dead: Donald said this when he learns his brother, Douglas, is alive. Family-Unfriendly Death: Although offscreen, it's heavily implied she was sliced from the spine up. Episodes after You Posted What?!? Genre Savvy: In Curse of The Screaming Skull, Leo describes everything he recently saw in a horror movie marathon, and cites specific scenes in relation to what is happening regarding a metal skull that Perry took from an uncharted island. Over six feet tall, he wore faded blue jeans and a black T-shirt that emphasized his lean, athletic body.