When the Nazis launch an attack on the Secret Identities of the Home Team's super members, the Squirrel is able to get a lead on who's responsible because one of the fatalities was Colonel Fitzroy, who shouldn't have been targeted since he wasn't one of the superheroes but was named as the Red Panda in one of the fake files. Each fake is even made different so that if copies turn up they'll know where they started from. Fitzroy reveals that there are files detailing his and the Squirrel's identities, prompting them to go around replacing originals with fakes of their own making. He's assigned to a group of superheroes called the Home Team, led by Colonel Fitzroy. In the Red Panda Adventures, the Red Panda enlists in the army to help the effort against Hitler.This is one of the ways through which The Cuckoolander Was Right. Contrast with The Complainer Is Always Wrong and The Paranoiac, whose fears are generally proven wrong, and Improperly Paranoid, which is what happens when someone thinks he is being this trope but instead is letting his paranoia push him to (often conflict-enabling) conclusions. Sometimes overlaps with Omniscient Morality License.
See also Cassandra Truth and You Have to Believe Me!. For that extra dash of irony, Bob may turn out to be Right for the Wrong Reasons when the whole truth of the matter comes out.Īlso, if Bob is ever wrong, if he's paranoid enough, he will soon be right. If this doesn't make Bob look crazy or paranoid, it might overlap with Crazy-Prepared. Sadly, only Bob, the opposing forces, (and sometimes the audience) know that the full-body frisking of the girlfriend and the security questionnaires that nobody can pass clean are mandatory for survival. There is someone out to get Bob and his family and friends and they are using all sorts of devious devices and schemes that would succeed if the person enacting the security lockdown weren't doing her job.
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