OK K.O.! but it's in TV Tropes

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 * A Day in the Limelight: Many episodes exist to shine a light on supporting or minor characters like Dendy or Red Action.
 * Aerith and Bob: Some characters like Enid and Carol have "human" names, but this isn't the case for characters like Radicles or Drupe, and then there's characters like K.O. and Red Action whose names can easily just be nicknames. Lord Boxman also has a knack for giving the robots he creates human names.
 * All Just a Dream: In "Let's Not Be Skeletons", K.O.'s skeleton remote experience turns out to be a bad dream.
 * All There in the Manual: Details about the minor, or otherwise less important characters are all available on the official OK K.O.! Tumblr account.
 * Amazing Technicolor Population: The human(oid) characters all have natural skin colors, as well as unnatural ones too.
 * Big Sibling Mentor: Rad and Enid act as sibling figures towards K.O.; the article for OK K.O.! on Wikipedia describes Enid as a "levelheaded big sister-like ninja".
 * Blue is Heroid: K.O., Rad and Enid all wear blue, with Rad and Enid both wearing blue crop tops, and K.O. wearing a blue vest.
 * Bragging Theme Tune: The theme song for the pilot, Lakewood Plaza Turbo, has in-your-face lyrics about K.O., Rad and Enid fighting crime.
 * Bystander Syndrome: Even though there are various citizens of the Plaza, not a lot of them bother to help K.O. and his co-workers fight off Lord Boxman's robots.
 * Disappeared Dad: K.O.'s dad has yet to appear in the series, and his existence is hinted upon heavily in the series.
 * Enemy Mine: K.O. breifly makes friends with Darrell and Shannon in "Sibling Rivalry".
 * Ending Theme: "It's Only Magic".
 * Everybody Knew Already: In "Monster Party", Enid tries to keep the fact that she's a ninja a secret from her old friends, when they actually knew it all along.
 * Everybody Laughs Ending: "Presenting Joe Cuppa" has an ending in which K.O., Rad and Enid all laugh together.
 * "Pan Up to the Sky" Ending: "You're Level 100!" has an ending in which the camera pans up to the sky.
 * You Gotta Have Blue Hair: Many characters have unnaturally colored hair. Enid has purple hair and Rad has green hair, for two examples.