Chase mentioned Power Girl's outfit as the only other option and said Adam didn't have the legs to work the skirt. Unacceptable behaviour category. Bree: Look who youre talking to. All eyes were on him as he hung his jacket on the back of his chair.
Chapter 11: Confessions. Belligerent Sexual Tension: Perry's dragging him into this. Come Season 4, turns out she survived. Chase just can't understand what other people would like. No part of this excerpt may be reproduced or reprinted without permission in writing from the publisher. Awesome, but Impractical: In Which Father Knows Best? Bri from lab rats nakedcapitalism. Drunk On Power: The more bionics Douglas installs in him, the more Krane's true, megalomaniacal self begins to show, with his plans growing in scope. Shapeshifting Excludes Clothing: When Adam shrinks, his clothes do not (forcing him to hide in his shoe to cover himself). "), and he's also getting harassed by Perry. Butt-Monkey: He never really gets the respect he deserves. Under the Triton App, they were forced to do evil things like steal government property and threaten to eliminate humankind. Horrible Judge of Character: He has a problem with this, especially with Douglas.
Douglas is instead presented as someone who is both close to realistically dangerously insane and a super-genius scientist. Bree leaned forward. She convinced the coach she'd be his assistant. He acted friendly towards them, even while fighting them.
Designer Babies: The Lab Rats, initially described by Donald as "genetically-engineered superhuman[s]", are implied to be this, with their individual powersets being based off their biological traits. Those Two Guys: With his brother Spin. Perry doesn't like them, but she enjoys having them around to hate. And even then, he returns in the middle of season 4, where it's revealed that he survived and has been biding his time to enact even more destructive plan, solidifying him as the series' one true Big Bad. Jerkass Teenage Son: Shows this often in the later episodes of Bionic Island. Tag Along Kid: He was this during the Lab Rats' first mission. The Unmasqued World: Starting mid season three the Lab Rats are exposed to the world by Victor Krane. Who plays bri in lab rats. See what he was up to. And Government OWNED. During practice, Bree kept glancing at the bleachers, expecting Peter to arrive. I can't stand that, no matter how good he looks. Older Than They Look: Is about Douglas's age, but could pass for being younger. As Douglas then proceeds to snipe Marcus from offscreen, melting down his android skeleton, much to Leo's Again...
Even if Krane is gone, Otis still had Krane's directive. Still, most of the problems in the series are caused by Adam and/or Leo. Super Intelligence: Doesn't mean he can account for every flaw when he solves a problem. Leo's comment about how Eddy failed as a security system (he allowed Marcus to enter the lab, not to mention the spy camera that Eddy still hasn't detected, or Marcus' activities in Who Is Marcus? ) Psychopathic Manchild: As of "Trent Gets Schooled", he is 18, legally an adult. Lab Rats / Characters. Byronic Hero: He still doesn't have any morals, but he is on the good side. Her father stopped cutting his steak and looked up. As he puts it, he was so busy training their superhuman side that he forgot about their human side.
Egg Sitting: The subplot of "Spy Fly", where Adam and Chase must take care of baby dolls, but then try to destroy each other's. Nerds Are Sexy: Billy Unger has a lot of fangirls. Played straight with Robo Perry in "Perry 2. Evil Nephew: To Donald Davenport, and ambushed him with this fact. He made another kid, Daniel, who was a baby when Donald took the original three Lab Rats. Bri from lab rats naked capitalism. Would ye and Sylvie like a ride home? What Measure Is a Non-Human? Bionic Showdown: The appearance of Douglas Davenport, Donald's brother who reveals he's the real creator of Adam, Bree and Chase as well as Marcus. Bree hoisted herself out of the pool and nonchalantly walked towards the water fountain. The Team Wannabe: He becomes a part of the team as their mission specialist later on, but he's always desperately wanted to be bionic. But he's also their adoptive father, so... - Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: Despite claiming that Douglas being a former villain ruined the family, The way Donald acted as a child is partially responsible for Douglas's past actions, and he absolutely refuses to admit that.
Story-Breaker Power: Daniel's Power Copying ability proved to be a story breaker because it means he will be as powerful as the next bionic person he comes in contact with. For the Evulz: Her primary motivation for tormenting the students on a daily basis. Even moreso after finding out that the reason Douglas was such a megalomaniac is because Donald used to make fun of him and beat him up. It's worth noting that when Krane reappears in season 4, Donald's reaction is not one of fear or panic; it's pure hate. Recurring Characters.
Bionic Action Hero: Douglas's ex-girlfrend, Giselle, reveals she's trying to get into the bionic solider trade herself and attempts to steal the data from the bionic island under the guise of wanting to make a movie. Badass Bookworm: Chase. Not so much after his HeelFace Turn. Within seconds, sharp gusts of wind whirled through the car, scattering the candy wrappers that littered the dashboard and whipping her hair against the side window. Chapter 16: The Bonfire. Why was he now cheating on her? Now I'm only a hundred times stronger than you.
He is mentioned in "Bionic Rebellion" and returns in "Under Siege". Call-Back: The exoskeleton from Exoskeleton Vs. Grandma, in Bionic Showdown. The one being he actually cared for after being kicked out from Davenport Industries was his pet dog, Otis. In fact, the first thing he did when he came on screen was yell "I'M BAAAAACK! Reminder Failure: Adam needs to remember one line for the school play. Later on, Giselle plans to make him into her Dragon in place of Troy. Mauve Shirt: After joining the Davenport Bionic Academy, all of them are recurring background characters, but only a handful of them have characterization limited to the episode they appear in, namely Lexi, Tank and Kate. ": Screams this after she accidentally protrudes her own whip around herself, leading to her falling apart. Decapitated Army: Once Krane is shot in the sky, the soldiers all cease to function without the Triton App controller and drop like flies. His tires screeching, Peter pulled over. Bree has the last laugh however, as she brings in Perry's authoritian and very scary mother to punish her for making trouble. In an episode of Elite Force, Skylar roughhouses her because Calderian sisters treat each other like brothers.
Exaggerated when Douglas' benefactor Krane (who has also been given bionics) shows up, and demonstrates that he has zero consideration for the well-being or lives of anyone who gets in the way of his plans. All of the characters, names, incidents, organizations, and dialogue in this novel are either the products of the author's imagination or are used fictitiously. Cain and Abel: Abel to his android brother Marcus' Cain, which became evident in The Vanishing. So what do I do about Peter?