How exactly did Blackarachnia stop the Ark from exploding?  All I know is she used's Tarantulas' datatracks: Viron, which he also used to blow up the Metal Hunter in Other Visits part 2

blackarachnia downloaded the codes for the ark from the golden disc and could interface with teletran-1.  why she used taranchula's program we can only guess, taranchulas had probably incripted his codes so maybe she was using it as a basis on how to decript the coding and stop the explosion

I never questioned this. Tarantulus' codes created the detonation program. so she used his codes and a little know how and poof. Explosion aborted.

Because it was a quick convenient resolution.

 

Go look up the term "Deus Ex Machina"

Because it was a quick convenient resolution.

 

Go look up the term "Deus Ex Machina"

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"In some ancient Greek drama, an apparently insoluble crisis was solved by the intervention of a god, often brought on stage by an elaborate piece of equipment. This "god from the machine" was literally a deus ex machina.

Few modern works feature deities suspended by wires from the ceiling, but the term deus ex machina is still used for cases where an author uses some improbable (and often clumsy) plot device to work his or her way out of a difficult situation. When the cavalry comes charging over the hill or when the impoverished hero is relieved by an unexpected inheritance, it's often called a deus ex machina."

Because it was a quick convenient resolution.

 

Go look up the term "Deus Ex Machina"

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"In some ancient Greek drama, an apparently insoluble crisis was solved by the intervention of a god, often brought on stage by an elaborate piece of equipment. This "god from the machine" was literally a deus ex machina.

Few modern works feature deities suspended by wires from the ceiling, but the term deus ex machina is still used for cases where an author uses some improbable (and often clumsy) plot device to work his or her way out of a difficult situation. When the cavalry comes charging over the hill or when the impoverished hero is relieved by an unexpected inheritance, it's often called a deus ex machina."

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In other words, bad writting.

Not neccessarily bad writing, I think lazy writing is more apt.