Z though he is also betrayed by Seth towards the end of the season, he retains his position of main villain and fullfils his goal of getting the seven Cosmos Stones before being defeated by a combined effort of the D-Team, the Alpha Gang and Seth. Spectre acts as the one of the second season, with his kidnapping of the parents of the main characters and his quest to obtain the Cosmos Stones driving the plot.With this, it's not surprising the more compentent and threatening Seth ends usurping him the position of Big Bad and ends being the Final Boss of the first season. However, he is as incompetent as Ursula, Zander and Ed, and his plans tend to go south more often than not. Z is technically the main villain of the first series, being the one who gives orders to the other members of the Alpha Gang and being in charge of the organization. Berserk Button: Every time Ursula is called an old lady, she can even be heard from the other side of the planet.Behemoth Battle: There's briefly a clash between a Seismosaurus and a Supersaurus, the biggest dinosaurs seen at the time in the series.The very first story arc puts them in Ancient Rome at the start of the Spartacus Rebellion, and they proceed to get similarly involved in other historical events as the season goes on. Been There, Shaped History: The second season of the anime involves the D-Team and the Alpha Gang together traveling through time to rescue the team's kidnapped parents.Ursula too, though not her whole midriff, only a diamond-shaped cutout around her navel.

A few episodes set in colder climates show that her shirt is full-length, she just rolls up the bottom to show her midriff. Badass Longcoat: Dr Z and Seth, but the latter is the real badass.

He also makes the distance in about five minutes or so.

Artistic License Geography: In one episode, Rex's father is somehow able to drive from the Museum of Natural History in New York City to the Statue of Liberty, even though they are on two different islands, and the Statue can only be accessed by ferry.

It would not be straight even if pushed upright, and most engineers agree that trying to push it upright would just send it toppling the rest of the way over. In real life the famous tower is not only leaning but actually crooked in the middle due to a failed attempt at correcting the lean mid-build.

Artistic License Engineering: In 'Child's Play', the episode that introduces Pachychephalosaurus, the dinosaur is introduced by smashing into the Leaning Tower of Pisa, pushing it into an upright position.

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