Huntik: Secrets & Seekers: Difference between revisions

* [[Cain and Abel]]: Harrison grows apart from Den due to the power the Bloodspirals promise him being appealing. After Den joins Lok's team, this puts the brothers on opposite sides and at each other's throats, {{spoiler|though they do reconcile by the end.}}

* [[Calling Your Attacks]]: How the Seekers invoke Titans and cast spells. Strangely, Wind can do both even though he can't speak.

* [[Character Development]]: The main group of Seekers and a few of the villans go through this, usually rewarded with [[Took a Level In Badass|Levels in Badass]] (or in [[The Ace|Dante's]] case additional [[Took a Level In Badass|Levels in Badass]])

* [[Chekhov's Gun]]: The goddamn ''Hammer of Thor'': recovered in a first season episode, is strong enough to one-shot the biggest Titan ever seen on screen, but wasn't used anymore due the need for two Seekers to spin the thing before launching it at the victim and it's size (as tall as a man) making it difficult to transport where needed (like when you're fighting [[Big Bad|The Professor]] and his Legendary Titan). Then in the last episode of the second season, during the final battle between the whole Huntik Foundation and the Bloodspiral Order, the Bloodspiral summons an enormous flying Titan that can easily take down the Foundation [[Cool Plane|Cool Planes]]... And when Montehue reach one of the planes to help, the pilot gets him to help with using the Hammer, even commenting it had been a good idea to bring it with them. Wind, the Seeker in control of the flying Titan, has barely the time for an [[Oh Crap]] face before said Titan is one-shotted.

* [[Defrosting Ice Queen]]: Zhalia in season one. Den, as a male example in season two, though to a much less extant that Zhalia.

* [[Disappeared Dad]]: Lok's father, Eathon Lambert

* [[Eldritch Abomination]]: The Nullifiers mentioned in season one are said to be this and bent to destroy all life. In season two we are shown one of their scouts, and [http://images4.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20111210114620/huntik/images/thumb/b/b7/Void.jpg/520px-Void.jpg the thing] even resembles Chtulhu.

* [[Establishing Character Moment]]: The [[Main Character|main characters]] usually get one that show their important traits:

* [[Enemy Mine]]: Lok's group, in particularly Sophie, tries this with [[Card-Carrying Villain|Mr. Wilder's]] faction at least twice, in the hopes that they would work together with the Huntik Foundation in battling against the Bloodspirals. He declines both times, saying he'll find a way to control the Bloodspirals and make them work for him, [[What an Idiot!|even though he had already sent his loyal member Stak in to infiltrate their ranks]] and {{spoiler|he [[Killed Off for Real|failed]]}}

** Although they aren't really enemies any more, they also try this with Grier and his faction. It also fails because Grier says he needs to stay and protect his island nation and that he needs to atone for the things in his past he's not proud of. [[Fridge Logic|Apparently, saving the world from chaos loving fanatics who wish to destroy it isn't good enough...]]

* [[Fashionable Asymmetry]]: Sophie's outfits tend to have this element.

* [[Five-Bad Band]]:

** This happens to Lok in the second season, when [[Big Bad|The Betrayer]] reveals that he {{spoiler|[[Batman Gambit|impersonated Eathon Lambert to lead him into]] [[Nice Job Breaking It, Hero|breaking the seal on the Bloodspiral Mark]]}}.

* [[Hey, It's That Voice!]]: It's dubbed in New York, which means that most VA's regularly appear on 4Kids' other shows. Those VA's who aren't New York based include [[Yuri Lowenthal]], who's in everything. It was also Maddie Blaustein's final role.

** Grier is [[Kingdom Hearts|Xehanort]].

* [[Jerkass]]: Lucas Casterwill is not helping Sophie, regardless of what he thinks. Focauld Casterwill the Elder of Knowledge, too. His untrustworthiness definitely doesn't win many friends. Plus the Rune Guardians...and to a lesser extent, Sophie at first...it's not hard to see almost the entire Casterwill family as this sometimes.

* [[Killed Off for Real]]: {{spoiler|Dafoe (via Grier), Klaus and various Suits (King Basilisk), Sabriel...though Klaus and Sabriel do come back later. King Basilisk petrification is reversible and Sabriel was with Sophie the whole time.}}

* [[Lightning Bruiser]]: Dante is this most of the time.

* [[Limited Wardrobe]]: The gang gets new/slight variations on their outfits in season two, usually in the form of jackets.

* [[Pink Girl, Blue Boy]]: Sophie and Lok. Besides the color of their clothes, Sophie has the red background in the opening, while Lok has the blue one.

* [[Power-Up]]: When a Seeker and his or her Titan form a strong bond, it's possible for the Titan to become Powerbonded, which comes with new golden armor, a new summon sequence, and more streams of light as well as a new symbol projection from the amulet. In addition, Seekers and Powerbonded Titans have a perfect [[Psychic Link]]. During season two, all the [[Main Characters]] plus the [[Anti-Villain]] get this, though how many and when differs.

** Don't forget Zhalia in the end of episode 17. She eventually returns in the next two episodes.

* [[Refusal of the Call]]: Lok, for all of two minutes, after his initial encounter with Suits and Titans.

* [[Reptiles Are Abhorrent]]: A number of Titans including Zhalia's chameleon Gareon (at first), Defoe's small floating cobra Kreutalk, and Ammit Heart Eater, an alligator-like Titan preferred by Rassimov and the suits under his command.

* [[Shiny Midnight Black]]: Zhalia.

* [[Shout-Out]]: When Dante [[Indiana Jones|throws a suit from a train.]]

* [[Stock Footage]]: The animation for Titans as they are summoned.

* [[Summon Magic]]: How the Seekers get their Titans out of the amulets.

* [[Travelling At the Speed of Plot]]: Lok and his friends visit his mother in [[wikipedia:Kerry, Ireland|Kerry]], and then head off to Newgrange, in [[wikipedia:County Meath|Meath]]. While they're there, Lok's mother turns up with a picnic basket. From Kerry.

* [[True Companions]]: Lok, Sophie, Dante, Zhalia, and Cherit grow into this by the first season's end. This includes Den as well in the second season after a fashion.

* [[Wig, Dress, Accent]]: Zhalia's usual form of disguise.

* [[Worthy Opponent]]: Grier for Dante and vice-versa.