The Secret Return of Alex Mack: Difference between revisions

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== K-O ==
* [[Sir Swearsalot|Lady Swears-A-Lot]]: Azure Crush.
* [[Large Ham]]: Trish's friend "Nature" (real name: Wendy) is described this way in-universe.
* [[Latex Perfection]]: [[Invoked Trope|Invoked, briefly,]] when Willow confirms that Riley and his men are who they say they are when they first meet Terawatt -- she offers "''[[Mission Impossible]]''-level disguises" as a reason they might not be.
* [[Leet Lingo]]: P$ychon4ut and S4l1x480.
* [[Literally Fearless]]: Hanna "Action Girl" Heller is a genetically-engineered [[Super Soldier]] who is incapable of experiencing (or understanding) fear by deliberate design. She eventually learns caution and how to rationally evaluate enemies vis-à-vis her own abilities, and her inability to feel fear comes in handy as a defense against at least one psychic attack.
* [[MacGyvering]]: [[Stargate SG-1|Samantha Carter]] kitbashes a maser weapon using only found hardware on the International Space Station. Made a bit easier in that Alex was the power source, but even so, not exactly a simple task.
* [[Male Gaze]]: Despite explicitly designing her superhero identity with a much larger bust than she possesses, Alex still complains about the attention men pay to it.
* [[Man of Steel, Woman of Kleenex]]: Charlie O'Neill encounters this trope when his girlfriend Hanna "Action Girl" Heller involuntarily injures his hand with her thighs when he manually stimulates her to orgasm.
** Hearing about this, Alex wonders how other superstrong people, specifically Azure Crush, manage to have sex with their partners without hurting them.
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* [[Massive Multiplayer Crossover]]
* [[Master of Illusion]]: The supervillain who tried to rob Comic-Con could project full-sensory illusions, although with a limited range.
* [[May-December Romance]]: Jack O'Neill and Willow Rosenberg.
* [[Me's a Crowd]]: Played with. When a supervillain tries to rob Comic-Con, Terawatt is aided in catching him by just about every Terawatt cosplayer attending the convention that day.
* [[The Merch]]: Thanks for her friend Louis and his father, there is a company (Driscoll Enterprises) which creates and sells licensed Terawatt merchandise. Even so, the existence or Terawatt merch makes Alex a little uncomfortable -- especially when she encounters another superheroine wearing a Terawatt T-shirt.
* [[Meta Origin]]: Hypothesized at one point by Alex's father, who suspects the existence of a master "can acquire powers" gene that not everyone possesses, along with other genes that influence the powers a person might gain; if they have the master gene and are exposed to the right kind of biochemical or other agent, they gain powers.
** On a different level, a large number of superhumans and monsters directly owe their existence to [[Buffy the Vampire Slayer|Dr. Margaret Walsh]] and/or her research.
* [[Metaphorgotten]]: From chapter 127: