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* [[Revenge Before Reason]]: If you think about it, Graviton was essentially captured in a breech of civil liberties the first time. If he had utilized that instead of just wanting to kill Fury, he might have even been allowed to leave The Raft on a misuse of force charge against SHIELD.
* [[Rip Van Winkle]]: Hall had his accident, found out he had powers, and then woke up imprisoned in the Raft to find out that he'd been imprisoned for ten years.
* [[Took a Level Inin Badass]]: Let's make something clear. Prior to working for Shield, he was simply a scientist. After getting his powers by accident, he woke up for less than a minute of getting used to his powers before being knocked back out again. Fast forward 10 years, while he's been unconscious the entire time. With no training and barely even an understanding of his own powers, he's able to singlehandedly take on no less than 5 superheroes (including the limitless power of Hulk's rage and Thor, who's a ''thunder god'') and basically hold his own. If he was given even a day of training his own powers, there would be no limit to what he could accomplish. [[From Nobody to Nightmare]] indeed.
* [[With Great Power Comes Great Insanity]]: Graviton pretty much jumped off the slippery slope from the moment he ''got'' his powers.
 
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{{quote|Voiced By: [[Tom Kane]]}}
 
* [[AIA.I. Is a Crapshoot]] - This time some background is given on Ultron's [[Face Heel Turn]]. Here, Ultron and his fellows were reprogrammed as an army to fight against Kang. It was this, combined with it's original programming, and possible interface with Kand's computers, that caused his turn.
* {{spoiler|[[Back Fromfrom the Dead]]: He is back in season 2, though how he did so has yet to be explained. Considering the way he works, he probably just kept a fail-safe of his program prior to his defeat by Ant-Man.}}
* [[Badass Automaton]]: He depowered the Hulk and held off the team singlehandedly in "The Ultron Imperative".
* [[The Chessmaster]]
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* {{spoiler|[[Nigh Invulnerable]]: Season 2 has him in a body made out of adamantium.}}
* [[Obliviously Evil]]: He's only doing what he was programed to do- that is, save humanity and bring peace to the world. However, he sees that humanity is irredeemably flawed, and the only way to save it is to completely destroy it.
* {{spoiler|[[Obviously Evil]]: His season 2 appearance. See [[Took a Level Inin Badass]] below.}}
* [[Omnicidal Maniac]]
* [[Red Eyes, Take Warning]]
* [[Robotic Psychopath]]
* {{spoiler|[[Took a Level Inin Badass]]: At least as far as design goes. His appearance in season 2 is not only made of adamantium, but also now sports more evil-looking eyes, a larger, more heavily armored body, longer, sharper antennae, and glowing red markings on his shoulders and chest.}}
 
 
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