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There is no such thing as "plot with porn'' on this wiki.
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* [[Heel Face Revolving Door]]: {{spoiler|Point Blank}} is in love with this trope, though it's entirely deliberate.
* [[Heel Face Turn]]: A few of the villains do this. {{spoiler|And thanks to some time travel weirdness, nearly all of them do by the end}}.
* [[Hentai]]: The first 3 mangas are [[Ecchi|borderline]], but after that it hops the border. Though that's not to say the plot diminishes in any way, because it still walks the lines of [[Porn with Plot]] and
* [[Idiot Ball]]: The heroes and villains pass it around a lot with their mistakes and moments of very poor judgement.
* [[Immodest Orgasm]]: Nooooobody has anything close to a modest orgasm in this series, but it's kind of justified in that: These are super heroes and villains, everything they DO is "super".
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** In the sequels, this kinda sorta happens between {{spoiler|Athena and her own daughter}}, though the latter was being used as the proxy of another being, and any actual damage, either emotional or physical, is effectively negated at the end, though the latter still has to live the memories of being the party who did this to the former.
*** In general, this is seen in both main series and side story material from multiple characters, and it's NOT seen as healthy nor normal. Even some of the heroes are not immune to this trope and it's shown to be as disturbing as you'd think in practice.
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* [[Punch Clock Villain]]: Quite a few are villains are just trying to keep food on the table. {{spoiler|It's revealed that this is why Zenovia came back to reform BlowJob after 18 years}}.
* [[Quirky Household]]: It's one of the most complicated family trees this troper has ever seen.
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* [[Reality Ensues]]: As part of the series desire to deconstruct its own premise, it does a lot of this trope. Superpowers have IRL upsides and downsides the series points out. Cliches from fiction that fail horribly IRL get lampshaded. The sheer difficulty of keeping a secret identity and related things secret in an era of [[YouTube]] and message boards is examined.
* [[Shotacon]]: A bunch [[Troubling Unchildlike Behavior|evil little boys]] try to rape {{spoiler|Athena}}. It backfires pretty hard, {{spoiler|with one explicitly later becoming [[The Atoner]] for his role in the attempt}}.
* [[Shout Out]] There's no shortage of them in this series: [[DC Comics|DC]] ([[Superman]], [[Justice League of America]], [[Wonder Woman]], [[Super Girl]], [[Power Girl]], [[Teen Titans (Comic Book|Teen Titans]] to name a few...), [[Marvel]] ([[Amazing Spider-man]], [[Captain America (comics)|Captain America]], (Uncanny) [[X-men]], [[Avengers]], [[Agents of SHIELD]], the [[Hulk]] to name a few...), [[Ghostbusters]], [[Back to
* [[Some Anvils Need to Be Dropped]]: Rape is not a justifiable crime AT ALL, no matter what your motivations, and they don't just call out the obvious villains either.
** When some of the "heroes" prove they aren't above this trope, the story makes it clear they've become just as horrible as the supposed villains if not worse.
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