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** Buzz too.
* [[Action Girl]]: Mira, Savy SL-2
* [[Actor Allusion]]: Brad Garrett voiced Torque, a bounty hunter who rode in a spacecraft shaped like a motorcycle and after a while could clone himself at will. Those were traits also shared by The Main Man himself, [[Lobo]]
* [[Adorkable]]: Buzz when he's in Sympathy Mode.
* [[Adult Child]]: Booster.
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* [[Animation Bump]]: The direct-to-video movie, as well as several episodes.
* [[Arch Enemy]]: Zurg is this for Team Lightyear, especially Buzz.
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* [[Arm Cannon]]: Warp's cybernetic arm can morph into this, and the hornets have cannons ''for'' arms.
* [[Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking]]: Torque as described by a computer:
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''(last sheet)''
XR: MIRA! Where did ''you'' learn to snake dance? }}
** And let's not forget the episode "Gravitina"
* [[Good Thing You Can Heal|Good Thing You Can Be Repaired]]: XR... though actually, the first time he got destroyed (in the movie) is when he got switched from a near-perfect Space Ranger (miniature copy of Buzz) to his annoying, lovable, nowhere-near-perfect self.
** This trope was XR's intended purpose, though; the [[Little Green Men|LGMs]] say his name stands for "eXperimental Ranger" because they all this stuff they do that's crazy dangerous to test on real people is no problem, because if something goes wrong, XR can be repaired. Commander Nebula expands the acronym as "eXpendable Ranger" because he doesn't much care for the notion of automated Space Rangering.
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* [[She's Got Legs]]: Dr. Ozma Furbanna, making [[Distracted by the Sexy|all three males in Team Lightyear gape at her]] when her armor comes off.
* [[Shout-Out]]:
** Becky, Booster's friend from Rozwell, appears to be an expy of of Webby from ''[[DuckTales (1987)]]''. It helps that [[Hey, It's That Voice!|they have the same voice too]].
** In one episode, Zurg's attempt to clone the heroes results in kid-chibi duplicates with a bad attitude. Naming Buzz's duplicate Zzub, Zzub then sarcastically retorts that all he did was take the hero's name and [[Backwards Name|spell it backwards]]. The episode in question was written by [[Greg Weisman]] and was a reference to the Thailog storylines in ''[[Gargoyles]]''.
** It’s a tentative connection, but, considering all the show’s throwback’s to [[Star Trek]], could there be another such throwback in King Nova, Mira, and the Tangean Royals? Consider:
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