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The Leet World is a ''[[Counter-Strike (Video Game)|Counter-Strike]]''-based [[Machinima]] which follows the exploits of two teams of four Terrorists and four Counter-Terrorists as they compete against each other in a [[Reality Show]]. However, it soon becomes apparent that this is no ordinary TV show, and the two disparate teams are going to have to put aside their differences and make friends... or, as the creators put it, "we see what happens when they stop being noobs and start acting leet!"
 
The Leet World is now finished. The series is known for its comedy, compelling underlying story, well-developed characters and great original music. The Leet World is made by Smooth Few Films, and can be viewed on their website [http://smoothfewfilms.com/ here].
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* [[Badass Normal]]: Almost everyone, except {{spoiler|the robots}} and Ahmad while on HAX.
* [[Bald of Evil]]: Dr. Sung.
* [[Battle in Thethe Rain]]: Episode Seven of Season Two; subverted when {{spoiler|the Westheimer vs. Cortez showdown is interrupted by Asher putting a bullet in Cortez}}.
* [[Big No]]: Chet whenever Player is killed or injured.
* [[Berserk Button]]: Season 2, Episode 10, Part 2, Ahmad and {{spoiler|the threatening of his friends}}.
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{{spoiler|Player: I LEARNED FATHER.}}<br />
{{spoiler|Dr Sung: "So you have, my boy." [proud smile] "So you have."}} }}
* [[Death Is a Slap Onon The Wrist]]: Within the context of the challenges, getting killed means waiting in the Death Room until you respawn. {{spoiler|Though it turns out that [[Death Is Cheap]] in the series as a whole.}}
* [[Defeat Means Friendship]]: The Domination Guy, after being beaten by Cortez.
* [[Disability Superpower]]: Cortez and his killing-people-without-eyes schtick. Note that while he does not, in fact, need eyes to kill a man, he ''does'' completely fail at Marco Polo.
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* [[Handicapped Badass]]: Cortez's near-blindness doesn't stop him from reaching new heights in badassitude.
* [[Heroic Sacrifice]]: {{spoiler|Ahmad tackles Asher just before Asher's [[Self-Destruct Mechanism|self-destruct]] sequence goes off, saving the rest of the cast}}.
* [[I'm Not Here to Make Friends|I'm Not Here To Make Friends]], [[This Is a Competition]]: Various characters, especially Cortez in the first half of season one and Westheimer in the second half.
* [[Insult Backfire]]: In Season 1 Episode 2
{{quote| '''Ellis:''' I believe that Montrose, here, is the only one who wears [[Real Men Wear Pink|panties]]?<br />
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'''Ellis:''' Oh, ye-well what a...bout...son of a bitch!<br />
'''Montrose:''' Everyone hear that sound? Bitch got served! }}
* [[Jerkass]]: Cortez and Player, though Cortez mellows a bit to become more of a [[Jerk Withwith a Heart of Gold]] and Player... has an excuse.
* [[Lame Excuse]]: Chet's "condition" in episode 2.8.
* [[Last Stand]]: The finale.
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* [[Sunglasses At Night]]: Why doesn't Cortez take his sunglasses off during a night fight in the rain?
{{quote| '''Cortez''': "Ah, noobito, you forget: I do not need my eyes to kill a man."}}
* [[Talking to Himself]]: Eddie voices [[Jerk Withwith a Heart of Gold|Cortez]], [[Team Dad|Westheimer]], [[Camp Gay|Montrose]] and [[Mysterious Mercenary Pursuer|the Domination Guy]]. Daniel voices both Chet and [[The Chessmaster|the Producer]].
* [[The Chessmaster]]: The Producer.
* [[The Only One Allowed to Defeat You]]: Cortez and Westheimer, although in the latter's case it's more "arrest you." Usually.
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