Kim Possible/Awesome
- Almost none the villains ever remember Ron Stoppable's name. So, at the end of The Movie, after Big Bad Dr. Drakken and Shego have been defeated, this scene happens:
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Ron: Taking over the world is one thing, but you ruined Bueno Nacho. You're gonna pay. |
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- Way back in Season 1, Kim gets her moment to shine as The Hero for once in The Sadistic Choice scenario when Adrena Lynn traps Ron and Brick on different rollercoaster Death Traps in an amusement park. Kim saves them both, without panicking or losing her cool even for a second!
- Kim when fighting Duff for the first time...was awesome. Admit it, you too wished you could twirl around golf clubs like they were bow staffs-in some martial arts movie, looking so badass!
- Ron...Camp Wannaweep! (both in the first time and The Return to Camp Wannaweep episodes) where he faces off against Gill. Talk about Taking A Level in Badass. The side kick REALLY knows how to step up when the occasion calls for him to do so.
- The entire opening battle in So The Drama. Kim kicked butt! Ron even had a hilariously awesome moment. But not just that...following after the opening sequence, with the short revamped-spy movie sounding song-of the original KP theme, complete with awesome color silhouettes of scenes from the episodes of the first few seasons.
- Kim's last encounter with Shego at the end of "So The Drama" straddles the line between CMOA and a horrible case of Disproportionate Retribution:
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Kim: You know what I really hate? |
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- Kim then casually kicks Shego off the roof into the side of another building where she gets electrocuted before the whole thing falls on top of her, while Kim stands watching with a Psychotic Smirk, her hair blowing dramatically in the storm. Considering this resembles many a Disney Villain Death, This Troper was convinced for a few seconds that Kim had killed her!
- Actually, the creators stated in an interview that they had to add Shego in the paddywagon last minute because test audiences who saw the first cut didn't see her again and thought she really had been killed, though that was never the intent. A good thing too, the awesome moment would have been killed had Kim suddenly gone through Character Derailment.
- Kim then casually kicks Shego off the roof into the side of another building where she gets electrocuted before the whole thing falls on top of her, while Kim stands watching with a Psychotic Smirk, her hair blowing dramatically in the storm. Considering this resembles many a Disney Villain Death, This Troper was convinced for a few seconds that Kim had killed her!
- Ron's CMOA was in the last episode when Ron Went mystical monkey style, and threw two villains into a crashing spaceship. It was so CMOA that Kim (and Shego) were speechless.
- Ron in the end of A Sitch in Time, after Shego did the mistake about gloating about sending his mother to Norway, when he grabbed Drakken's arm and threw in into the wall, the same Drakken that had just beaten and captured Kim and Future Badass Monique working together. Seriously, Ron gets truly CMOA in both the movie, The Movie and the Grand Finale, while Kim hardly gets any of that...
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Ron:You're the reason I'VE BEEN EATING MEATCAKES?! |
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- Drakken's crowning moment. The flower vines ROCK.
- Warmonga's first appearance. She defeats Shego and Kim consecutively and Kim's wearing the battlesuit.
- In the episode where the attitudinator ends up in the hands of a Team Go villain, she turns Shego good and the rest of Team Go evil. That's not the crowning moment of awesome; the crowning moment of awesome is all Ron's when he gets turned evil.
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Kim: Not again. |
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- He then proceeds to single-handedly pummel Team Go (all of whom have superpowers), proceeds to take the attitudinator from the villain, beat her up too, and notes offhandedly that she's a lousy villain and she should have turned Kim evil first. He almost does it too.
- He doesn't just take on the Wego clones with ease. He becomes a complete third party in the entire fight. Attacking both good and bad sides in an epic ballet of masterful monkey kung-fu.
- In a previous episode (the reason Kim and Shego went "uh oh" in this one) there was an accident with the Attitudinator where Drakken & Ron switched alignments. Ron proceeded to turn his tricycle into a death cannon so he could blow up his evil cousin at his better cousin's wedding. Shego was so impressed, she ditched Drakken and recruited Ron, but then he started to push her around. Shego didn't like that, so she fired a plasma bolt at him. He casually activates a shield and remarks that he found it in Drakken's stuff and doubted he knew how to use it. He presses a button that opens the floor into a crocodile tank and remarks that henchpersons should know their place. SHEGO STUTTERS, SHOCKED, AND BACKS OFF!! So, yeah. Ron is the best Disney villain ever.
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Evil Ron: BOOOOO YAH HA HA HA!!! |
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- You do NOT mess with Zorpox the Conqueror.
- The only time Ron matched his performance as good was probably in The Twin Factor. Kim and Shego are both under Draken´s control, and Ron has his hands tied (he allowed himself to be captured). Ron ran away, and Draken orders both to catch him, which they fail; I repeat: Ron, with his hands tied behind his back, single handily evaded Kim and Shego working together in close quarters.
- And who could forget Wade in the episode where Team Impossible tries to take over the saving-the-world business. Wade tries to hack their systems, but they spike him. After crying and collapsing into a bubbling heap of worthlessness, he realizes that NOBODY SPIKES HIS SYSTEMS!!!
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Ron: Dudes, you are so over. |
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- Cue Wade singlehandedly owning Team Impossible.
- What Ron's really talking about (before Wade appears) is Kim: she's pissed that they're disrupting her hero work because it cuts into their profit margins. Ron just steps back as if the fight between a pro team of "heroes" and Ms. I-Can-Do-Anything is a foregone conclusion. He's right.
- In the crossover episode of Kim Possible and Lilo & Stitch. it is revealed that Rufus is an experiment that is so dangerous that Jomba spends most of the episode trying to catch it so it wouldn't destroy the earth. Turns out he got the wrong Rufus, but wouldn't it have been awesome if that were canon?
- Here's one for Kim. In one episode it is revealed that she's really bad at singing high notes, but Ron entered her into the talent show anyway. Drakken then decides to put her into particularly elaborate trap that makes even Shego wonder if they're overdoing it: still, Kim escapes from being chained up in a solid steel box filling up with water and sinking into a bottomless pit (Shego: "If the pit is bottomless, how can you fill it with water?"), beats a shark and giant squid, uses that terrible high note to break the six feet of solid ice covering the pit, beats up Shego, Drakken, and all their henchmen, teleports back to her high school and rushes onstage just in time to put on a good performance, without breaking at the high notes.
- A personal favorite Ron moment for me is a little-noted bit in So the Drama. He's telling Eric about him and Kim just being friends and Eric jokes about Kim being 'a real steamer.' Ron immediately turns on him and says, in a voice dripping with barely-concealed anger, 'Okay, let's not talk about her like that EVER AGAIN!' (and keep in mind Eric is about twice as big as Ron). Doubles as a Crowning Moment of Heartwarming, as it shows at just how much he cares about her.
- Any time Kim and Shego go one on one...it's awesome! Sometimes has shades of CMOF with their hilarious back and forth witty banter.
- Monique's entrance in Sitch in Time. 20 years of a workout INDEED!!! Double points for the awesome bazooka she got!
- "Girlfriend, there was no way I was styling that *pointing to Shego* look!"-more double points for that she insulted Shego...and Shego didn't even come up with a comeback for that comment...she just sicked mooks on them instead of trying to deny it, or fire her own insult like she normally does when she and Kim would insult each others' fashion style. GO MONIQUE!!!
- The appearance of Wade, Jim, and Tim's Future selfs in Sitch in Time...full stop!
- Kim's speech to her dad and the rest of the NASA people about why she's not afraid to go into space. I don't have the whole thing memorized, but it's a long list of all the awesome thing's she's ever done, recounted in the most mundane manner possible.
- Went up the Amazon and down a volcano, dog sledded through the Arctic, swam the English Channel, scaled Mount Everest...and aced the cheerleading nationals. Kim, meet Lara.
- A rather minor one, but in one episode where Bonnie's cruelty towards Kim really goes too far (she tries to drive a wedge between her and Ron), Kim very nearly loses it and Bonnie backs down instantly. The fact that just the prospect of a real fight with Kim causes Bonnie to break down in tears is a CMOA for Kim in my book.
- Ron when he first gets mystical monkey powers, and he and Rufus kick Monkey Fist's butt big time! And Kim wasn't even around to help him at all! He defeated the villain all on his sidekicky own self! (ok, Rufus helped) But that seriously was one of Ron's most epic moments!
- The opening theme. The entire intro to the both the first three seasons and season 4! They are awesome! The song is awesome, the clips moved with it are awesome! It's flat out awesome!!!
- The opening theme and intro for So the Drama makes it clear that, yes, this is the Big Damn Movie.
- Kim and Ron becoming a couple. Awesome.
- The following exchange between Mr. Barkin and Ron about Mr. Stoppable.
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Mr. Barkin: Interesting report you handed in there Stoppable. Your dad, A.K.A hero, is a uh Member of the Middleton Search and Rescue? |
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- Speaking of which, when Mr. Stoppable steps up to fight the Mathter:
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Mr Stoppable: I'm no hero. I'm Actuary of the Year. cue epic battle. |
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- In "Overdue", Ron has to Run the Gauntlet while searching for Kim's missing library book. In less time than it takes Kim to do one mission, he ended several villain plots. With just the Wadebot to stand in for Kim.
- In "October 31st" Kim gets bonded to the Centurion project and manages take down Shego, Drakken and Duff Killigan effortlessly, just by using her thoughts.
- This bit from Kim in So The Drama
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