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* [[One-Winged Angel]]: inhabitants of the planet Pax turn into gigantic monstruosities when angered. |
* [[One-Winged Angel]]: inhabitants of the planet Pax turn into gigantic monstruosities when angered. |
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* [[Paper People]]: They had an ''entire planet'' of these in one episode. |
* [[Paper People]]: They had an ''entire planet'' of these in one episode. |
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* [[Planetville]] [[Planet of Hats|Of Hats]]: '''[[ |
* [[Planetville]] [[Planet of Hats|Of Hats]]: '''[[Punctuated! For! Emphasis!|Every.]] [[Up to Eleven|Single.]] [[Sci-Fi Writers Have No Sense of Scale|Planet.]]''' |
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* [[Ray Gun]]: The duo's Crisperizers. |
* [[Ray Gun]]: The duo's Crisperizers. |
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* [[Red Oni, Blue Oni]]: [[Color Coded for Your Convenience]], except in this case Zosky is Yellow as opposed to blue. |
* [[Red Oni, Blue Oni]]: [[Color Coded for Your Convenience]], except in this case Zosky is Yellow as opposed to blue. |
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Latest revision as of 23:26, 16 January 2021
A comic book series by Lewis Trondheim that was turned into an animated series, which told the story of two aliens who traveled the galaxy and try to conquer any planet they came across.
Tropes used in Kaput and Zosky include:
- Blood Knight: As opposed to Zosky, who tends to be more about pragmatic domination and enslavement, Kaput usually just wants to crisperize people.
- Eldritch Location: Apparently, aside from the one galaxy the duo knows, the universe consists of black voids, white voids, and places that are fairly terrifying.
- Escape From the Crazy Place: Kaput and Zosky nearly inevitably discover that the planet they have chosen to invade happens to be either batshit crazy or deceptively competent enough to warrant a retreat.
- Faster-Than-Light Travel: apparently not a good idea in this universe (that, or Kaput and Zosky's signature bad luck made it seem so).
- Harmless Villain: as the protagonists! This show could pretty much have been called Harmless Villains: The Show.
- Heterosexual Life Partners: Without this trope, there would be no series.
- Ho Yay: Taking Like an Old Married Couple to the next level.
- Hyperspace Arsenal: The duo's ship can carry them, their guns, their personal belongings, ample food supplies, and various guides and manuals despite barely being able to accommodate them alone.
- Hyperspace Is a Scary Place: not really, but the places Kaput and Zosky end up after coming OUT of hyperspace... they ARE scary.
- Lampshaded on occasion.
- Ineffectual Sympathetic Villains: In spite of seemingly effective weaponry and often supremely evil intentions, the duo appear to have never actually conquered anything.
- While their weaponry is effective, it doesn't help that most people they run into, if armed at all, have bigger guns then theirs. Not to mention bigger ships. And usually bigger brains.
- While very rare, they did conquer some planets. Though they were always forced to leave them due to diverse factors, occasionally even complete boredom.
- One-Winged Angel: inhabitants of the planet Pax turn into gigantic monstruosities when angered.
- Paper People: They had an entire planet of these in one episode.
- Planetville Of Hats: Every. Single. Planet.
- Ray Gun: The duo's Crisperizers.
- Red Oni, Blue Oni: Color Coded for Your Convenience, except in this case Zosky is Yellow as opposed to blue.
- Single Gender Race: A planet of magicians that made all known women (and rabbits) on said planet disappear in their magic acts.
- Villain Protagonists