Justified, considering the Triton app wearing off also gave them amnesia. In One of Us, he refused to trust S-1/Taylor on the grounds that she might do the same, showing just how badly Sebastian wounded him. Lab Rats / Characters. Big Bad Duumvirate: Has formed one with Victor Krane ever since he got kicked out of Davenport Industries, but it wasn't apparent until the beginning of Season 3. Personality wise, Donald is an insecure inventor-in-training, his mom is a Jerkass tech mogul who abuses Donald, Adam, Bree and Chase have opposite personalities (Adam is philosophical, Bree is an even bigger brat than her main counterpart, and Chase is a Jerk Jock instead of a snarky nerd).
Victor Krane still has a strong influence in Season 4, but it seems Giselle has taken this role, and intends to bring back Marcus. Omnidisciplinary Scientist: Just like his brother, Douglas is a specialist in bionics, engineering, genetics and a whole lot more. Bree's eyebrows shot up. After Spin stops appearing on the show, Adam fills in as the other guy.
His tires screeching, Peter pulled over. When Donald makes a body for him in the 4th season. With Great Power Comes Great Insanity: Implanting himself with more bionics has driven him completely insane. Youngest Child Wins: Daniel was the only Davenport sibling with a bionic operating system compatible with an upgrade Donald created, even though Daniel was created before Krane's bionic soldiers (their bionic operating system is the latest compared to the Lab Rats). Kill All Humans: Him and Krane planned to detonate a missile onto the Earth which would cause a nuclear winter that would take out all life. In fact, she admitted to missing the Lab Rats, because life just feels empty without them to make miserable. Tagline: "Every family has its glitches. In Trucked Out: - Artificial Human: Marcus is an android. At least Douglas had redeeming qualities, but Marcus did not. Billy Unger even cited this comparison to explain the series in more than one interview before the show was released. He's a long way from Genius Bruiser status, but he's not nearly as firmly rooted in the Too Dumb to Live section as Chase and Bree's behavior towards him would seem. In "Bionic Showdown":Chase: Well, maybe your orders aren't always right. Bri from lab rats naked. Although she had never discussed her abilities with Peter, she was well aware of the rumours circulating at school on the subject. Yeah, whatever, Bree said as she opened her locker.
I guess I'm gonna have to hit you more often to make up for it. After being rescued by Kaz, Oliver and Bree, and thinking about Skylar's performance in her first mission in a long time, he abolishes the Mission Leader title. Turns out Marcus is not technically dead, being an android and all, but his body remains intact to the point Giselle can fix him and reactivate him. Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: With everyone she's allied with. She looked up from the pot she was stirring. All you can do is wait for the threat to pass or defeat him in battle. Unfortunately, it fell in the wrong hands. Brie from lab rats. The spinoff reveals why he's like this: being mission leader was always a part of him, and it was something that he didn't want to lose. Badass Boast: - "Do you want me to blow up the lab again? Berserk Button: In Crush, Chop and Burn, the Lab Rats are visibly offended when Tasha asks if they're robots.
And I don't get to say that very often. Leo convinces him that it isn't that important to get the upper hand over Donald, and Douglas slowly gains the family's trust. Distaff Counterpart: She's this to Douglas (back when he was evil). Two Lines, No Waiting: Many episodes use this format: the most common being Adam/Bree/Chase and Leo/Donald; or alternatively a plot with Leo and one of the rats and the other plot featuring the other two rats. Foolish Sibling, Responsible Sibling: The Responsible to Adam, Bree, and Leo's Foolish. Faux Affably Evil: Just like his creator, he happily turns on the charm when he wants something. Yup we finally got rooms. The Hero: Seems to share the role with Leo. It's just a feeling, Bree said, kicking the wet leaves sticking to the sidewalk. Abusive Parents: He mind-controls his own bionic children and forces them to be living weapons, before eventually programming all of them to self-destruct upon his death. Ta Pam, but I donna need any help, he replied, smiling as he slung his coat over his shoulder. This is justified, as most of them are still learning to use their bionics well in combat and are no longer operating under the coordination of the Triton app. He is kind of a jerk, isn't he?
He possesses no sympathy, guilt or remorse and will gladly murder anyone who gets in his way. Call-Back: The exoskeleton from Exoskeleton Vs. Grandma, in Bionic Showdown. Ms. Fanservice: Like her brothers, her good looks is part of the reason she was chosen. Real Men Wear Pink: He's a self-described "huge, muscular, beastly man" with Big Brother Bully tendencies, but he also listens to Taylor Swift, occasionally borrows Bree's lip gloss, loves animals, and wants to be a florist. In "Three Minus Bree" from season 3, Bree destroys her chip so she is not bionic anymore. He's not very respectful towards others, especially his employees and brother, and he has a self-righteous attitude. His strong, full lips curled into a slight smile, as if he was amused by the girls' reactions. He turned his head and stared pointedly at Bree. And becomes a full member of the team as of the second part of "Rise of the Secret Soldiers.