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* [[Eternal English|Eternal French]]: The civilizations of the surface have been out of contact with the civilizations of the strata for millenia. So naturally, everyone understands each other just fine.
* [[Expository Theme Tune]]
* [[Gladiator Revolt]] - Spartakus (as might be guessed from his name) is an ex-gladiator who escaped slavery following a revolt.
* [[Hollow World]] - the various "worlds of the strata" are just that . Entire worlds with skies , rivers , cities and people existing bellow the surface of the earth itself . What's more disturbing is that historical figures from our past actually live here as well (it is noted at the end of season one that time in the strata passes differently then on the surface) .
* [[Ineffectual Sympathetic Villain|Ineffectual Sympathetic Villains]]: The Pirates border on this trope.
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* [[Lost Technology]]: None of the Arkadians know how all their whiz-bang stuff works anymore, beyond "push this button to make the machine do something useful."
* [[Luke, I Am Your Father]]: Spartakus is an orphan and a major character. This was bound to happen.
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* [[Orphan's Plot Trinket]]: Spartakus' trick gauntlet.
* [[The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything]]: Semi-averted with The Pirates of the Seas. They ''will'' jump on you and loot your stuff... just as soon as they finish singing in their music video. The pirates also have a rival group of ruffians (who do not have their own song) , lead by Ringnar , who also occasionally try to do something but fail.
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