The villains from the picture book series are not afraid of using any harm inflicting weapons against the heroes.This is eventually subverted as the series progresses overtime to become more faithful with the book series (especially in Season 4 onwards), such as including many supernatural characters such as An Yu, Santa Claus, Munki-gu, Pharaoh Boy, Motsuki, Orticia, Octobella, the PJ Pets, Pirate Robot and [[even a couple alien twins named the Speedy Twins.These include the PJ Masks befriending a huge werewolf, the moon having a face, and the young heroes going up against supernatural villains like an evil version of The Sandman, a living snow statue, various monsters, and even the Egyptian deity Apophis. Adaptational Mundanity: While the show is still a long way from being grounded in reality with its young heroes and villains, it did eliminate some of the more fantastical aspects of the original book series.
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Adaptation Personality Change: While Les Pyjamasques' TV counterparts, the PJ Masks, are always on the side of good in the TV series they're depicted as more mature instead of acting more playful, childish and mischievous.Adaptational Nationality: The characters go from French to American.While the France setting remains unchanged in the television series, it adjusts the setting slightly to contain multiethnic North American elements.
The TV adaptation changes the characters to be Americian, while receiving names of western superhero alter-egos and civilian names that fit more with their background.
As the television series adapts the books in an attempt to have the characters fit more with the superhero comic book genre, the main characters are given new abilities such as super speed, super strength, vehicles, and even a superhero base. Adaptational Badass: Early on in the picture book series, the main protagonists' book counterparts were limited to using hand-to-hand combat and were able to investigate villain activity by travelling on foot.Bonus points since he was talking to Romeo, whose voice actor also played a role on the same show. note "Wacky Floats" aired roughly 5 months after Sea Patrol. Actor Allusion: In "Wacky Floats", Night Ninja remarks that he's always wanted to be a salty sea dog.She starts to believe she is really that good, and starts to challenge her fellow PJ Masks to competitions even while they're on a mission. Acquired Situational Narcissism: Amaya falls into this "Owlette the Winner," after scoring a three point throw in basketball entirely by accident.The Computer promptly becomes sentient and takes over the factory, imprisoning Romeo. In "Lost in Space", Romeo decides to boost the intelligence of the central computer of his Flying Factory so it can help him think of a plan to defeat the PJ's.
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