In "Rhino War" on Babar, Rataxes's general convinces himself that a shipment of crates containing games is actually weapons because GAMES is acronym for " Gonna Attack My Enemies Soon.".Back in Batman: The Animated Series, there was HARDAC, which stood for Holographic Analytical Reciprocating Digit Al Computer.One episode of Batman Beyond revolves around a giant robot called the Galvanic Lifter Machine or GOLEM.Of course, when the characters read it, it becomes a long-winded text of made-up words. Toa are the heroes of the BIONICLE world, and this was likely an Easter Egg referencing to the old "Six Heroes - One Destiny'' tagline. The Wingdinglish inscription inside the titular artifact in BIONICLE: Mask of Light reads Technic Organic Apps One Destiny.
This was later changed after the emergence of the real-life terrorist group, the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), otherwise and more commonly referred to as the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS). Then there's O.D.I.N., for Organization of Democratic Intelligence Networks. Archer works as a spy in I.S.I.S., for International Secret Intelligence Service.Aqua Teen Hunger Force has a form of this: When asked what DNA stands for, Carl responds, "It stands for, Do Not enter my pool, Ass-man'.".From "Dancin' A-With My Cell" comes CRISPR: Clustered Regularly Interspace Short Palindromic Repeats.And with the worst possible timing Bullock just assigned him to the Tactical Urban Response Division! He briefly flashes his coat showing the acronym before it dawns on him. American Dad!: Stan comes home and laments that everyone is making fun of him for having accidentally pooped in a neighbor's pool.In The Amazing World of Gumball episode "The Check", Darwin explains that if he founded an organization he would call it the Coalition of Really Really Useful People Together.The Galaxy Rangers work for the Bureau of Extra Terrestrial Affairs.
Quark's robot from the Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog episode, "Robotnik's Rival", stands for Design Unit Flexible Underling Substitute.
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