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Changing from a Monster Mashup of the Prime 10 into the animated version of [[Power Rangers|SPD Pink]] is a tad drastic. So one possibility is that the AF Kevin is some form of imposter and the real Kevin will show up later on.
* Alternatively, Kevin in the ''original series'' was an impostor. AF Kevin's [[Troubled but Cute|troubledness]] stems from being the victim of supernatural identity theft as a preteen, and the being we all ''thought'' was Kevin could escape from the Null Void at any time...
* Or the monstrous version of Kevin is his [[Super -Powered Evil Side]], and he mellowed out a bit after 5 years. Alien force Kevin has a personality with more in common with how Kevin was before his transformation (which he irrationally blamed Ben for). Perhaps his warped DNA made him go nuts, considering that Ghostfreak's sentient DNA was in the mix.
* Jossed: Word of God has it that Kevin always had the power to absorb matter and energy, but after getting fixed up by a Doctor in the null void (named 'p'str'ph'.) to regain his human form, he's scared to absorb energy again, after what happened last time (With the Omnitrix and the Body Horror mutation) and so pointedly avoids doing so, for fear of losing control and mutating again.
 
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== Kevin's shift in abilities from absorbing energy to only absorbing solid material is a conscious choice. ==
Although the episode "Ken 10" and thus Kevin's development featured therein is non-canonical, it is reasonable to assume that with practice he would be able to exert some form of control over his transformation - at least enough to become human again. The monster form is now his "default" form, however, and so he requires a certain level of control to remain human; due to the passage of time, this is now as simple as breathing, but the more he uses his powers in other ways, the more control is required. Absorbing solid material is less difficult than absorbing energy; therefore, he can utilise that aspect of his powers without risk of transforming, while absorbing energy will present a risk. He doesn't want to revert to that form for reasons perhaps related to the [[Super -Powered Evil Side]] theory.
* Pretty much confirmed by [[Word of God]].
== Kevin had a run in with Paradox before the series began ==
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* Or maybe it's not a DNA problem and can't be fixed that way. Rock and metal doesn't have DNA.
 
== Azmuth isn't [[The Obi -Wan]], he's just a little prick with a little... yeah ==
 
== The Vilgax who appears in "The Vengeance Of Vilgax" is the younger brother of the one from the original series. ==
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== [[Humans Are Special]]. ==
Every major species in the galaxy (at least, every one in the Omnitrix) seems to have some kind of special power. What about humans? They, apparently, have the unique ability to create viable offspring with every other sentient life-form in the series. This explains the glut of [[Half -Human Hybrid|Half Human Hybrids]] in the show.
* Taking this way too far: Humans are also unique in that they are [[Mars Needs Women|universally attractive]]. Not necessarily universally beautiful or handsome; it's just that no other species finds them ugly or repulsive. This, in combination with [[Boldly Coming|how human-alien relations]] [[Half -Human Hybrid|tend to work out]], accounts for Vulkanus's comment in his debut in the original series about Earth being "the cesspool of the galaxy"--the human race has inadvertently cultivated a reputation for itself as a species of sluts and succubi.
** Yeah, sounds about right.
** This would be eerily consistent with humans' reputation as a "delicacy," as first mentioned in the original series. (Albedo would be the exception to this view of humans, however.)
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