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[[File:TAS_8447.jpg|frame|Left to right: Marc, Lee, Megan, and Tony.]]
Another offering from [[Marathon Media]], the studio behind ''[[Totally Spies!]]'' and ''[[Martin Mystery]]'', originally created for [[Disney Channel]] Asia, later imported into the [[Cartoon Network]]. The series, a sort of [[Spiritual Successor]] to ''Totally Spies'' featuring [[Spinoff Babies|much younger protagonists]], is about the adventures of four young siblings (Tony, Marc, Megan, and Lee Clark) who must balance their lives in middle school with their secret lives as spies working for WOOHP, the World Organization of Human Protection. Though Jerry appears once more as a coordinator and parent figure for the young heroes, [[Totally Spies!|Sam, Alex, and Clover]] do not return but have made at least one appearance.▼
▲Another offering from [[Marathon Media]], the studio behind ''[[Totally Spies]]'' and ''[[Martin Mystery]]'', originally created for [[Disney Channel]] Asia, later imported into the [[Cartoon Network]]. The series, a sort of [[Spiritual Successor]] to ''Totally Spies'' featuring [[Spinoff Babies|much younger protagonists]], is about the adventures of four young siblings (Tony, Marc, Megan, and Lee Clark) who must balance their lives in middle school with their secret lives as spies working for WOOHP, the World Organization of Human Protection. Though Jerry appears once more as a coordinator and parent figure for the young heroes, [[Totally Spies|Sam, Alex, and Clover]] do not return but have made at least one appearance.
While ''Totally Spies'' drew inspiration from [[Shoujo]] manga, ''The Amazing Spiez'' is also inspired by western [[Comic Books]].
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Definitely not related to [[wikipedia:Spiez|the little Swiss city.]]
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* [[Air Vent Passageway]]: In "Operation Spy-Sitter".
* [[Alpha Bitch]]: Tami.
** [[Lovable Alpha Bitch]]: On a few occasions, and as a whole she's preferable to [[Totally Spies!|Mandy.]]
* [[Always Someone Better]]: In "Operation Yeti Bear", the spies' schoolmate Tara is shown to not only be capable of besting Lee's athletic records, but of building a better computer than Marc.
* [[Ambiguously Brown]]: Tony and Megan, given both of their parents are Caucasian
** Well, hopefully they're adopted. [[
* [[Animated Series]]
* [[Animesque]]: It looks like a comic, but withholds some of the Anime qualities of
* [[Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever]]: "Operation The 50 Ft. Hacker"
* [[Badass Bookworm]]: Marc, combined in a way with [[Gadgeteer Genius]].
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* [[Crossover]]: With it's predecessor in at least two episodes
* [[Death Trap]]: Not as many as it's predecessor, but they're there.
* [[Dude in Distress]] / [[Damsel in Distress]]: Not nearly as often as in ''[[Totally Spies!]]'', but as you can expect, all four Spiez have their fair share of these types of situations.
* [[Mr. Fanservice]]: Most of the same college-aged males who perved over ''[[Totally Spies!]]'' ''hate'' this show, but preteen girls are lapping it up. Their favorite is almost unanimously [[Nerds Are Sexy|Marc]].
* [[Evil Brit]]: Jerry's sister Sherry.
* [[Fingertip Drug Analysis]]: Well, it was honey, but the trope applies, given the reactions of the rest of the team.
* [[Four-Temperament Ensemble]]: With Lee as the Choleric, Megan as the Phlegmatic, Marc as the Melancholic, and Tony as the Sanguine.
** [[Four
* [[Harmless Freezing]]: In "Operation Twins of Trouble" it happens to the Spiez' parents.
* [[Hartman Hips]]: Tami gains some in "Operation Terrible Thirteen" as part of the villain's plot to mutate kids.
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* [[Legacy Character]]: Boogie Gus' son Gus Jr.
* [[Never Say "Die"]]: or you'll be "eliminated"
* [[Precocious Crush]]: Tony gets one on [[Totally Spies!|Clover]] in "Operation Dude Ranch Disaster".
* [[Reverse Polarity]]: The Super Soaker Supersizer in "Operation The 50 Ft. Hacker".
* [[Screwed by the Network]]: After about a month, [[Cartoon Network]] moved the show from the afternoon to an uncomfortable early-morning slot before pulling it off the air entirely.
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* [[Split-Screen Reaction]]
* [[Super Mode]]: Happens to Lee, Marc, and Megan in "Operation Fun and Games"
* [[Super Villain]]: The villains in this show, while they do still have really stupid [[Freudian Excuse|Freudian Excuses]], they're costumed and have powers or gadgets related to their "Theme", the [[Totally Spies!|the old show]] had some shades of it, but this show has more obvious [[Super Villain]] inspiration. Even the villains that ''do'' return from the original show have underwent a reworked design more befitting of a [[Super Villain]].
* [[Surprise Vehicle]]: The WOOHP helicopter in "Operation Spy-Sitter".
* [[Suspiciously Similar Substitute]]: Tami for Mandy.
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