The Eat. Bang! Kill. Tour 1

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The Music Meister has the same gap tooth and glasses he had in Batman: The Brave and the Bold, but otherwise looks different. Artistic License – Medicine: In "Riddle U", Harley decides to infiltrate Riddler's university and suggests getting an HPV vaccine as preparation, which Ivy points out they're "too old" for the vaccine. While vaccination against HPV is highly recommended for all 11 to 12 year old children, the vaccine is also approved and recommended for adults — both men and women — above age 25, it just requires three doses instead of the usual two above the age of 15. Gordon frequently peppers what he says with mentions or descriptions of anatomy and internal organs — often his own, to gross effect. Cerebus Syndrome: The first several episodes are light, comedic, and mostly standalone; there is an ongoing story, but mostly the show is Monster of the Week-type fun antics as Harley builds her crew and makes plans. Once she joins the Legion of Doom, the show becomes far more serialized and much darker, and previously established plot points and characters return and convene to demonstrate a larger narrative they were building towards.

In episode 9 of season 1, Lex Luthor turned down the Joker's request for funds to build a tower in his own image, telling the Joker to "bake the cake" first. The Joker darkly promised to do so, and made good on his promise to do so in the penultimate episode of season 1. Full-Name Ultimatum: Harley bursts out Ivy's full name, including her middle name, when telling her to never fight alone again.

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Slasher Smile: Ivy and Harley sport broad smiles of sadistic glee when they're about to drop Gordon's cop car off a highway. Road Trip Plot: Harley and Ivy go on the run from Gordon as part of their "honeymoon", with Harley deciding that the lairs of the arrested villains from the wedding are the perfect place to hide for a few days. Harley Quinn Animated Series Getting Comic Book Sequel Titled "The Eat, Bang, Kill Tour" Jamie Lovett, Comicbook.com (June 14, 2021). Livewire zaps out of a toaster like another time she appeared in front of Harley and Ivy with Livewire explicitly referencing the episode.

Everyone gives Bane nothing but grief and treats him like a joke. Despite him being more than capable of tearing most of his fellow supervillians to pieces.Not Quite Dead: Ivy takes a harpoon through the heart courtesy of Joker, at which point Harley and her crew bury her body on the spot that she died. Or at least, supposedly died. Ivy comes in to save Harley before she hits the vat of acid that would have turned her normal, then dunks the Joker into it. Ivy sends some flowers to look for Vixen, and Peaches offers her a ride. Meanwhile, Mephitic decided to conduct some experiments on Harley after realizing that his toxins have no effect on her. Queen Elizabeth II is implied to fall to her death after Harley pushes her out of a plane in "Harlivy"; though Harley claims she had a parachute. Bisexual Love Triangle: In the second season, Poison Ivy is torn between a thrilling life of crime and fun with her best friend Harley Quinn and a stable life with the bland but kind Kite Man. As Ivy explains it, she loves Harley but can't trust her, because Harley is flighty and impulsive and Ivy fears being left behind. On the other hand, Kite Man is trustworthy and stable. In the first episode, Riddler gives Joker a Sadistic Choice between Batman and Harley, to save one and let the other drop into a vat of acid. Joker chooses Batman, and as Harley drops, she remembers the Joker proposing to her on a rooftop; only he wasn't holding a wedding ring, it was a grenade, and he said "til death do us part" over Harley's shoulder, to Batman. She realizes in that moment that the Joker loves Batman, not her.

Parademons are normally depicted as being a serious threat that requires either serious superpowers or overwhelming firepower to take down. Here, Harley can easily kill them with nothing but a baseball bat. Ivy uses "impetuous" to describe Harley's behavior. In " Inner (Para) Demons", Ivy uses the word to describe the kiss they had in " There's No Place to Go But Down", and Harley subsequently uses the word to describe herself when she's feeling awkward about the situation with Ivy. What Happened to the Mouse?: Harley has her pair of hyenas early in Season 2, only for them to disappear completely without mention. The Eat Bang Kill Tour comic tries to fill in that plot hole, but Series Continuity Error makes the comic dubious to canon.

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King Shark may not be a world-shattering threat in the comics, but he absolutely delights in bloodshed. Here, he avoids it whenever possible. It's All My Fault: Ivy blames herself for hurting Kite Man and ruining the wedding, with her villainous friends being arrested. While the former is pretty true, she had nothing to do with the latter as it was Gordon's plan. Compared to Son of Batman, Robin (Damian Wayne) is treated as a braggart and brat who is never a serious threat to Harley and her crew. The main conflict of the episode is that Harley does not want to be associated with a hero she sees as beneath her standing.

Fun with Acronyms: Alfred is aware of the special techinque called B.I.T.C.H. ( Breathe, Identify the Problem, Tea Break, Consider Your Options, Handle It). Which comes in handy later for Harley in the eponymous episode. Wingding Eyes: An incredible proportion of the panels where Harley looks at Ivy have her beaming with heart eyes. He's brought up again in season 3, with Gordon considering his continued existence as proof that God doesn't exist. The Rival: Mephitic brands himself as the best poisonous villain and better than Poison Ivy in his first appearance. Ivy gets to Vixens place but she doesn't want to help Ivy. However her girlfriend knowing how Ivy must be feeling convinces her. Vixen and Ivy get changed into new outfits and go out to find Mephitic. With Ivy agreeing to get turned in after she frees Harley.

Contraception Deception: Harley talks about her girlhood crush on Frankie Muniz and admitted to Ivy that she had planned to lie about being on the pill so that she would have his kid. Ivy is understandably disturbed by that. When Harley and Ivy start having feelings for one another, pink lighting always appears, and the pair have sex for the first time after drinking under a pink lit environment.