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* [[Suicidal Overconfidence]]: Boris is utterly sure he will be victorious, even despite {{spoiler|his future self coming back to tell him that he wasn't.}} |
* [[Suicidal Overconfidence]]: Boris is utterly sure he will be victorious, even despite {{spoiler|his future self coming back to tell him that he wasn't.}} |
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* [[Suspiciously Specific Denial]]: {{spoiler|When Agent J returns to 2012, and does a [[Calling the Old Man Out]] routine on K and O's relationship in 1969, Agent K cites an MIB no-fraternization rule between agents. But he never actually denies J's claim, and J doesn't believe K's deflection anyway.}} |
* [[Suspiciously Specific Denial]]: {{spoiler|When Agent J returns to 2012, and does a [[Calling the Old Man Out]] routine on K and O's relationship in 1969, Agent K cites an MIB no-fraternization rule between agents. But he never actually denies J's claim, and J doesn't believe K's deflection anyway.}} |
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* [[Theme Song Power Up]] After K shoots off Boris' arm and sends him off the Apollo 11 launch pad, the theme song kicks in when he has to retrieve the Arknet and jump onto the Apollo 11 rocket to attach it. |
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* [[Thrown Out the Airlock]]: Well, technically, it's Thrown Out The Gaping Hole Blasted Into The Ceiling, but this is how Boris deals with the prison guards when he escapes Lunar-Max. |
* [[Thrown Out the Airlock]]: Well, technically, it's Thrown Out The Gaping Hole Blasted Into The Ceiling, but this is how Boris deals with the prison guards when he escapes Lunar-Max. |
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* [[Time Travel]] |
* [[Time Travel]] |
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