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There has been a second season aired in Europe, but it has not been aired in the US as yet. This season contains an interesting plot twist: {{spoiler|Mr. Lee, the industrialist who was the team's mentor in the first season, turns out to have been [[Evil All Along]]. Even worse, he's created the Mu-Team, a group of mutated [[Psycho Rangers]] with super powers, from the heroes' DNA through [[Lego Genetics]].)}}
There has been a second season aired in Europe, but it has not been aired in the US as yet. This season contains an interesting plot twist: {{spoiler|Mr. Lee, the industrialist who was the team's mentor in the first season, turns out to have been [[Evil All Along]]. Even worse, he's created the Mu-Team, a group of mutated [[Psycho Rangers]] with super powers, from the heroes' DNA through [[Lego Genetics]].)}}
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=== Tropes: ===
* [[Ace Pilot]]: Hawk and Bogey.
* [[Ace Pilot]]: Hawk and Bogey.
* [[Action Girl]]: Lioness.
* [[Action Girl]]: Lioness.
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* [[Finishing Move]]
* [[Finishing Move]]
* [[Flanderization]]: While Hawk is supposed to be egotistical, some episodes ignore his good points and turn him into a complete [[Jerkass]].
* [[Flanderization]]: While Hawk is supposed to be egotistical, some episodes ignore his good points and turn him into a complete [[Jerkass]].
* [[Five Man Band/Western Animation A-M|Five Man Band]]
* [[Five-Man Band/Western Animation A-M|Five Man Band]]
* [[Fun With Acronyms]]
* [[Fun with Acronyms]]
* [[Genius Bruiser]]: King.
* [[Genius Bruiser]]: King.
* [[Genius Ditz]]: Shark, who pulls off the same sort of close calls and general dumb luck as Mihoshi from ''[[Tenchi Muyo]]''.
* [[Genius Ditz]]: Shark, who pulls off the same sort of close calls and general dumb luck as Mihoshi from ''[[Tenchi Muyo!]]''.
* [[Goggles Do Nothing]]
* [[Goggles Do Nothing]]
* [[Hard Light]]: The tech that {{spoiler|Lee's armor}} in Season 2 is based on is actually called this.
* [[Hard Light]]: The tech that {{spoiler|Lee's armor}} in Season 2 is based on is actually called this.
* [[Ho Yay]]: Fans tend to like pairing up Hawk and Shark.
* [[Ho Yay]]: Fans tend to like pairing up Hawk and Shark.
* [[Jerk With a Heart of Gold]]: Hawk, usually.
* [[Jerk with a Heart of Gold]]: Hawk, usually.
* [[Lock and Load Montage]]
* [[Lock and Load Montage]]
* [[Luke I Am Your Father]]: {{spoiler|Dragon}} is revealed to be Axel's father, {{spoiler|only to later be revealed to be a clone of Axel's father.}}
* [[Luke, I Am Your Father]]: {{spoiler|Dragon}} is revealed to be Axel's father, {{spoiler|only to later be revealed to be a clone of Axel's father.}}
* [[Mad Scientist]]: Spydah, Recombo, {{spoiler|Mr. Lee}}, Eel; there are no shortage of them in this show.
* [[Mad Scientist]]: Spydah, Recombo, {{spoiler|Mr. Lee}}, Eel; there are no shortage of them in this show.
* [[Male Gaze]]: The [[Lock and Load Montage]] goes like this: The guys put on helmets and gloves and fasten their seatbelts. Lioness? The viewer gets to see her zip her suit over her boobs, and we get a worm's eye view from the rear of her sitting on her motorcycle.
* [[Male Gaze]]: The [[Lock and Load Montage]] goes like this: The guys put on helmets and gloves and fasten their seatbelts. Lioness? The viewer gets to see her zip her suit over her boobs, and we get a worm's eye view from the rear of her sitting on her motorcycle.
* [[Merchandise Driven]]
* [[Merchandise-Driven]]
* [[Mismatched Eyes]]: Mr. Lee, though it's not apparent initially.
* [[Mismatched Eyes]]: Mr. Lee, though it's not apparent initially.
* [[Not So Different]]
* [[Not So Different]]
* [[Parental Abandonment]]
* [[Parental Abandonment]]
* [[The Psycho Rangers]]/[[Five Bad Band]]: The Mu-Team, evil, superpowered clones of the A.T.O.M. team, are major villians in the second season. They were created through [[Genetic Engineering Is the New Nuke|genetic engineering]] by {{spoiler|Mr. Lee}}.
* [[The Psycho Rangers]]/[[Five-Bad Band]]: The Mu-Team, evil, superpowered clones of the A.T.O.M. team, are major villians in the second season. They were created through [[Genetic Engineering Is the New Nuke|genetic engineering]] by {{spoiler|Mr. Lee}}.
* [[Rhymes On a Dime]]: Mass.
* [[Rhymes on a Dime]]: Mass.
* [[Small Name Big Ego]]: Hawk.
* [[Small Name, Big Ego]]: Hawk.
* [[The Smurfette Principle]]
* [[The Smurfette Principle]]
* [[Thick Line Animation]]
* [[Thick Line Animation]]
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[[Category:Turn of the Millennium/Western Animation]]
[[Category:Western Animation of the 2000s]]
[[Category:Toon Disney]]
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[[Category:Disney XD]]
[[Category:Disney XD]]

Latest revision as of 22:47, 27 December 2019

A.T.O.M. (an acronym of Alpha Teens On Machines, 2005-2006) is a French animated television series, which chronicles the adventures of five teenagers (the eponymous Alpha Teens), set in the fictional Landmark City. The Alpha Teens test prototype vehicles and weapons for Lee Industries, and use these prototypes to combat criminals, particularly the sadistic Big Bad Alexander Paine.

There has been a second season aired in Europe, but it has not been aired in the US as yet. This season contains an interesting plot twist: Mr. Lee, the industrialist who was the team's mentor in the first season, turns out to have been Evil All Along. Even worse, he's created the Mu-Team, a group of mutated Psycho Rangers with super powers, from the heroes' DNA through Lego Genetics.)

Tropes used in Alpha Teens On Machines include:
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