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Community Showcase More. Follow TV Tropes. You need to login to do this. Get Known if you don't have an account. Alternative Character Interpretation : Ben himself can be interpreted in three different ways: Some fans assume that Ben's return to immaturity might be caused by him accentuating his act on pretending to be a jerk as a way to prevent himself from getting too serious and as such prevent him from going Knight Templar like he almost did at the end of Ultimate Alien.
Ben could be considered a Workaholic , if you take his hero work as a job of sorts. He's willing to put everything aside just to fight aliens, becomes bored and antsy after only two weeks of inactivity, and becomes excited at the mere mention of an intergalactic threat. His entire life is devoted to doing his job, to the point where he doesn't seem to have anything beyond it.
The previous iterations presented he had a life outside his hero work. In this iteration, it seems like it's all he has. Alternatively, Ben could be seen as a Nightmare Fetishist. Throughout the franchise, and even before he received the Omnitrix, he has been far more interested in monsters and aliens that want to kill him than it is normal for a kid his age.
This is pretty evident in Omniverse as instead of cringing or getting serious at the idea of an intergalactic time war or an intergalactic hunter who tries to kill him and his loved ones, Ben gets visibly excited , expressing how "cool" and "awesome" the danger is. Even when things are peaceful and everyone is safe from any possible threat, he still wishes for someone to come back and make a mess of things to put lives in danger.
And it's not a matter of him being a Jerkass or not getting that these are serious threats that shouldn't be taken lightly; over the course of the series, Ben is shown to truly care about the people around him and knows from personal experience as to what will happen if even one of the villains win: planets will be destroyed, people will die, and it will be all his fault.
And he gets excited anyway. He looks forward to it. Due to the Tetrax from Dimension 23 being introduced realistically rampaging in a human city , a lot of fans assume he is still evil, or at least less moral than his mainstream counterpart, and just happened to have been hired by Azmuth at this point.
This theory is further supported by the fact that mainstream Azmuth has been shown hiring villains before he did recruit Sunder in Ultimate Alien to get the Unitrix back. Also lending credence to this theory is that Sevenseven is also on 23! Azmuth's payroll and performs similar actions.
The episode presents it as the former, but then Phil reappears as a member of the Rooters who has apparently been with them for some time, which presents a good case for the latter. That is, unless they were just getting beneath Psychobos' exoskeleton to distract him. Alternate Self Shipping : After an entire arc centered around alternate universes each with their own Ben , fans began shipping the different Bens in various combinations with each other.
What Angst? Granted, he was able to bring everyone back via Alien X, or more accurately make copies of them, but he probably should have felt some grief, especially since these are technically not the people he knew, but imperfect recreations of them. He showed more grief over his favorite flavor of smoothie not tasting the same than anything else.
He also expresses little more than mild surprise when learning Eon is an alternate universe version of him , and doesn't seem at all concerned that he might become a Fallen Hero in one of the future timelines. Anti-Climax Boss : Dr Psychobos. The series builds him up as an Evil Counterpart to Azmuth and hinted he was more powerful than he appeared by having him easily subduing both his associates at one point.
Moreover, he was one of the few villains to actually escape a confrontation with Ben while getting what he wants. Yet, he is easily outsmarted by Azmuth in "Showdown, Part 1". Granted, he is a Non-Action Big Bad , but you'd have expected him to be a bigger challenge for Azmuth as a mastermind. For the matter, Khyber and his pet aren't exactly impressive either in the same fight: the struggle between Ben and his pet essentially sums up to Ben being either overpowered or incapacitated by the Nemetrix predators, until Azmuth figures out how to take control of the pet.
Especially irritating when Ben gets easily incapacitated twice by Hypnotik's abilities, even though "Malefactor" had him figure out how to resist this specific predator's ability.
For the whole episode, they pursue the Plumbers inside Incarceon and almost eliminate them, with a single one of them sending them running. When the Plumbers come back and confront them again Khyber's new pet's Ultimate Form is defeated ridiculously easily by Water Hazard before it could get to do anything impressive. Zs'Skayr and Lord Transyl.
Thanks to Viktor betraying Zs'Skayr, Ben is able to turn into Atomix and create a ball of light that kills Zs'Skayr and weakens Transyl enough for Viktor to capture him, put him in a coffin, and push the coffin towards the sun. The funny thing is how the victory music starts playing as soon as Ben turns into Atomix, before he even does anything.
It's like a musical Lampshade Hanging. Charmcaster in "Third Time's a Charm". She transforms into a dragon, and Ben defeats her by faking a magic trick, and tricking her into to reaching into her own bag, activating a trap that Gwen set, trapping Charmcaster in there. Ass Pull : While the climax of "Showdown, Part 2" is awesome, no clear explanation is given about how Ben got Feedback back during his fight with Malware; he gets eaten by Malware, has a vision of his past self with which to reconcile his issues about losing Feedback, and then suddenly regains said form even though it was made perfectly clear that the Omnitrix could never get it back.
The scene is frankly a huge Deus ex Machina. Amusingly enough, Matt Wayne himself admitted he had no idea what happened during this scene when asked about it. Earth suddenly being a major strategic point to start an invasion of the Galaxy at the beginning of "The Frogs of War", even though all three previous series established it as a backwater planet. A somewhat downplayed example in the same episode.
Gwen not liking Lucy to the point of suspecting her of being a traitor in "Mud is Thicker Than Water. Plus, the issue is solved by the end of the episode, most likely to not be mentioned again ever, so what was the point of this all of a sudden? Gorvan being the real spy at the end of "Mud Thicker Than Water". There was no foreshadowing, we didn't even know he was part of the Plumbers until The Reveal a fact already hard to explain by itself and this basically comes out of nowhere just to confirm once and for all that Lucy was a Red Herring.
Blukic and Driba repairing the Anihilaarg. They might be Genius Ditz , but it's really hard to swallow that they were smart enough to fix a crushed device from an ancient extinct species plus, who would have been stupid enough to let them touch the remains to begin with? Back when they first met in the Original Series, the two left each other on not particularly good terms, Ben didn't have a cellphone back then, and it has been confirmed they had not met each other again after this until this point, making you question where she gets his number.
Azmuth's Omnitrix disabling remote in Malgax Attack. This one especially is blatant, as not only does it raise the question of why he never tried using it before, especially when Albedo kidnapped him in the Duel of the Duplicate arc , but it also contradicts a large majority of the conflicts in the show, considering how many antagonists were motivated by their desire to get the Omnitrix for their own selfish goal. In fact, this was the very reason Azmuth sent the Omnitrix on Earth in the first place.
Fans disagree on whether they succeeded or not. A question a few fans nagged about was why the Plumbers were working again in the sequels when they were retired in the Original Series, plus all of the alien members despite being an Earth force. A flashback segment featured in the Omniverse episode "Malefactor" explained that after the Original Series, they decided to reinstate the Plumbers. One was apparently attempted at the end of "For a Few Brains More"; after many fans complaining that the so-called "perfect" Omnitrix actually worked worse than the original one or the Ultimatrix, Ben actually asks the same question to Azmuth, only for him to answer that Ben is pushing too hard, resulting in the Omnitrix randomizing its time limit.
Whether this explanation works or not is, like many other things, subject to debate amongst fans. Viktor's body and consumes King Xarion's soul, freeing Dr. Viktor's mind. This didn't succeed as intended, as the novel not only explained nothing about this when it actually came out, but actually raised even more questions. Charmcaster's Omniverse arc still follows up from the aborted one she had back in Ultimate Alien , albeit with Broad Strokes being applied to it rather than it just being ignored entirely.
Alien Force got some flak for allowing Vulkanus to purchase and attempt to terraform the Earth which would kill everything on it , with the indication that his actions were entirely within galactic law. The reactions of the fans, however, were not all positive. A minor one perhaps. Many were outright annoyed with Ben wanting to leave Anur Transyl despite Z'skayr still in command and no doubt up to no good, implying he was willing to let Z'skayr off the hook and leave the planet to his plans.
It seems someone in the writing staff realized this was a bad idea so in part 2 of "It's a Mad, Mad Ben World" even after getting Psychobos to fix his and Ben 23's Omnitrixes, he chooses to remain until his evil counterpart is taken down.
Badass Decay : Omniverse features the worst offenders of this trope in the entire franchise, especially when it comes to the villains, who are often depicted as more comical for the sake of humor even if it doesn't fit the characterizations that they had in the previous iterations. Here are some major examples: While he has his Let's Get Dangerous! Omniverse flanderizes his cat-like aspects, making him afraid of water despite tigers not having problems with water like cats do in real life , distracted by string-like objects and laser pointers , and vulnerable to Nyancy-Chan 's Mind Control power even though it didn't work on Rook, who is also a cat-like alien.
Essentially, they're flanderizing his comedic aspects at the expense of his badass ones. Psyphon started off as a legitimately cool and terrifying villain in "The More Things Change, Part 2" via being able to hold his own against both Rook and Ben and in "Outbreak" via pulling off an impressive Batman Gambit. Subsequent episodes have him grab the Idiot Ball frequently and have him defeated in rather humiliating ways.
Likewise, Khyber started off as a terrifying and effective villain in season 1, but the Duel of the Duplicates arc has him humiliated by him being terrified of Pesky Dust and then put in an even more humiliating dream sequence. Albedo; after an entire arc dedicated to making him a menacing foe , turning him back from the Butt-Monkey he had become in Ultimate Alien to a skilled Diabolical Mastermind , Azmuth punishes him for his actions by trapping him into a human form again , this time as an year-old version of Ben , and he is reduced to a crying child.
His two next appearances have him work for Vilgax who by all logic he should have every reason to not team up with , the first as just one more thug and the second as a one-shot villain who is easily defeated by Azmuth.
Some fans thought he was an original, delightfully weird alien. While others feel he was one of the silliest, most ridiculous aliens to date, even by Ben 10 universe standards. For similar reason, Liam and his Omnitrix counterpart Kickin Hawk are either considered hilarious or completely stupid. Argit: an annoying Creator's Pet who appears too often or the best damn character in the show.
Esther: a good character and love interest or a bad one. Ben himself is divisive with the fans due to the fact that many fans are frustrated towards his portrayal in this iteration due to his exaggerated immaturity and incompetence while others are either okay or just don't care about it.
Atomix is either loved for his hammyness, badassery, and being a Call-Forward to the Original Series' episode "Ken 10" or hated for having an ugly, robot-like design. Albedo manages to be a divisive character amongst Alien Force fans: some fans are happy he was turned into a genuinely effective villain again while others are mad he had to devolve from a sympathetic Anti-Villain to a Card-Carrying Villain for this.
The Rooters are very divisive due to being the source of a controversial Cerebus Retcon involving Kevin and the Plumbers' Kids.
By the same token, they managed to obtain some popularity due to being the first major villains since Malware to shift the tone into a more serious one. Skurd is either considered an awesome character with awesome battle capabilities or yet another Scrappy , Creator's Pet , and blatant attempt at merchandising. The fact he confirmed that several episodes in the previous sequels would be Canon Discontinuity , that arcs started in the previous series were aborted , and hinted several times he wasn't really a fan of the sequels doesn't help.
Then there are those who still believe in the original series only and in fact resent Omniverse's tendencies of having call backs to the original series. The decision to cut Gwen and Kevin from Ben's team. The theme song; some are glad the show gets an actual song with lyrics instead of an instrumental piece again, others feel it's overly childish, even compared to the original series' one.
Primus and the Codon Stream being Ret-Gone ; while many fans who disliked the concept were glad it's gone, others were mad it was just classified as Canon Discontinuity and point out this creates only more plotholes. Vilgax being Demoted to Extra ; fans who thought he was overused in previous series were glad other villains could take the spotlight, while others complained about his absence despite his importance in Ben's rogues gallery.
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Fifteen-year-old Ben Tennyson must utilize the Omnitrix yet again in order to locate his missing Grandpa Max, accompanied by his cousin Gwen and former enemy Kevin Sign In. Episode guide. Play trailer
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Community Showcase More. Follow TV Tropes. You need to login to do this. Get Known if you don't have an account. Alternative Character Interpretation : Ben himself can be interpreted in three different ways: Some fans assume that Ben's return to immaturity might be caused by him accentuating his act on pretending to be a jerk as a way to prevent himself from getting too serious and as such prevent him from going Knight Templar like he almost did at the end of Ultimate Alien.
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Ben Omniverse is the fourth iteration of the Ben 10 franchise and the sequel of Ben Ultimate Alien that first shed light during the Cartoon Network Upfront in Ben is back with a new look, a new Omnitrix, and a brand-new show! Get ready for Ben Omniverse! Ben is all set to be a solo hero after Gwen and Kevin left, but Grandpa Max teams him up with a rookie, by-the-book partner. Together they explore a secret alien city, known as Undertown. Meanwhile, a mysterious hunter sets his sights on Ben known as Khyber! With all new alien heroes to choose from, the fun is just getting started.
Ben 10 is a TV show dear to the hearts of kids who grew up between the mids to the early s. During its extended run, different art styles, Aliens and plots have been presented to its audience. Naturally, a different cast of characters are in charge.
Ben Omniverse is an American animated television series and the fourth installment of the Ben 10 franchise , which aired on Cartoon Network from September 22, to November 14, , in the United States. Seagle , created the franchise. Only forty episodes were ordered at first with the Cartoon Network Studios logo, [2] but as of August 25, , production of episode forty-one began, with twenty more episodes being ordered, bringing the total up to sixty. However it was expanded to eighty in June
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