History Fridge / HellsingUltimateAbridged

** It's also worth pointing out that the person who shot the PedophilePriest on Maxwell's orders was Heinkel Wolfe, who ''also'' grew up in an orphanage, and also potentially ran the risk of being abused by her caretakers (after all, even though {{Pedophile Priest}}s are portrayed as raping boys, there's nothing to stop them from doing the same thing to ''girls'' as well, and though less publicized, it's happened too). Even more telling, Heinkel moves right behind the PedophilePriest after he [[DidISayThatOutLoud pretty much confessed to taking several children from Millennium to rape]] without Maxwell signaling her, and ''then'' pulls her gun when Maxwell nods to her. Heinkel's execution is less getting a direct order from Maxwell to [[YouHaveFailedMe disposing of a failed underling]], and more Heinkel asking (and subsequently getting) permission to KickTheSonOfABitch

*** As for why he LOVES killing Nazis so much (compared to [[ItsPersonal The Turks]] or [[SelfMadeOrphan his father]]), it's likely because they're the KING of all AcceptableTargets - going by [[WebAnimation/ZeroPunctuation Yahtzee's adage]] "[[TheJoysOfTorturingMooks You can never be too violent to a Nazi.]]"

** It's also worth pointing out that the person who shot the PedophilePriest on Maxwell's orders was Heinkel Wolfe, who ''also'' grew up in an orphanage, and also potentially ran the risk of being abused by her caretakers (after all, even though {{Pedophile Priest}}s are portrayed as raping boys, there's nothing to stop them from doing the same thing to ''girls'' as well, and though less publicized, it's happened too). Even more telling, Heinkel moves right behind the PedophilePriest after he [[DidISayThatOutLoud pretty much confessed to taking several children from Millennium to rape]] without Maxwell signaling her, and ''then'' pulls her gun when Maxwell nods to her. Heinkel's execution is less getting a direct order from Maxwell to [[YouHaveFailedMe disposing of a failed underling]], and more Heinkel asking (and subsequently getting) permission to KickTheSonOfABitch.

* The presence of the Klu-Klux-Klan in the 9th Crusade seems strange since, as it's been pointed out elsewhere, that the Klan hates Catholics. But as recently as the last election, the Klan declared to openly support Ben Carson, a black man, for president, stating that despite his skin color, they found his political goals to be the most beneficial to their organisation as thus an acceptable 'evil'. They may hate Catholics, but they realise that by helping Maxwell, they'll be kicking off a HUGE civil war in the Catholic Church that could completely undermine it's foundation.

*** Scratch that, Episode 5 showed that they're NotSoDifferent in that regard since he declares that he's [[InLoveWithYourCarnage In Love with Integra's Carnage]].

* Alucard and the Major show they're NotSoDifferent in at least one respect in Episodes 9 and 10 - They're both ''very'' effective [[{{Troll}} trolls]]. Both of them, in their final fight in the series, spend their entire time goofing off, making smartass comments, and generally messing with their opponent rather than trying to win. Why bother? They've already won and they know it. And they're both doing it for the exact same reason - To deny their opponent any satisfaction and avoid answering any important questions, not because the answers are important but just because the other person really wants to know. And it works, too - Walter happily lets Heinkel kill him because of how hollow his victory is and Integra spends ''thirty years'' obsessing over the Major being a cyborg. Both of them get the last laugh on their (supposed, in Alucard's case) killers after dying.

** And if Maxwell hadn't gotten to him first, it's likely that GentleGiant [[FriendToAllChildren Anderson]] would've done much, ''much'' worse. Despite all of his BloodKnight and [[TheBerserker Berserker]] habits, Anderson was a [[ParentalSubstitute surrogate father]] to all of the children in his orphanage, and the mere thought that such a thing may have occurred under his nose would probably send the priest into a murderous rage that not even Alucard has been subjected to. His hatred of rapists was confirmed in canon, too.
** It's also worth pointing out that the person who shot the PedophilePriest on Maxwell's orders was Heinkel Wolfe, who ''also'' grew up in an orphanage, and also potentially ran the risk of being abused by her caretakers (after all, even though {{Pedophile Priest}}s are portrayed as raping boys, there's nothing to stop them from doing the same thing to ''girls'' as well, and though less publicized, it's happened too). Even more telling, Heinkel moves right behind the PedophilePriest after he [[DidISayThatOutLoud pretty much confessed to taking several children from Millennium to rape]] without Maxwell signaling her, and ''then'' pulls her gun when Maxwell nods to her. Heinkel's execution is less getting a direct order from Maxwell to [[YouHaveFailedMe disposing of a failed underling]], and more Heinkel asking permission to KickTheSonOfABitch (and subsequently getting it).

** Comes back in Episode 8, where the first thing Alucard does after returning to London is "go for a walk"... which is the code that Integra must give to authorize the full removal of Alucard's restrictions. Cue both the Nazis and the Catholics being utterly destroyed.

** Keep in mind that in this universe, the Vatican ''aided'' the Nazis, which meant they were as complicit in the Holocaust as Millennium itself. When you consider that these "not-Jews" showed up to help where the Papal Knights did not, and that Maxwell's 'cleansing' of London was targeted at its civilians and '''not''' the Nazis, it is clear in hindsight that the Temple Beth Zion were aiming to backstab Maxwell from the start. "This is for the Rhineland Massacres", no fucking kidding.

** She also became a vampire by being given blood willingly rather then taking it, which would require at least one human to still view her as on the side of humanity and be willing to die for her, something that is very unlikely to happen if she gave in to being a blood hungry monster

* Walter choosing to go to Brazil for his paid vacations days. Many believed it was for either, 1. Brazil is a pretty common, pretty good vacation spot; or 2. Just for the CallForward. But there's a third option: Walter has been plotting to betray Hellsing to Millennium since WWII, and they were currently located where? Brazil. Walter isn't stupid, he for sure was aware Richard would try to murder Integra in his absence and that she would have no other option than to look help in the dungeon. Walter went to Brazil to tell Millennium that Alucard would soon be released.

* In episode 5 the Major is explaining to Zorin why Zorin needs to say back as recon and support, stating he does not take chances with maybes. Fridge brilliance kicks in with episode 9 and you find out the entire plan to take out Alucard was based on a 50/50 maybe.

* Also in episode 3, before Alucard explains the situation[[note]]Alucard is on the news because the Police stormed his hotel room and then were [[CurbStompBattle promptly slaughtered]][[/note]] to Integra over the phone, he says "You can't be mad at me". While it could be seen as a childish promise, look at it from Alucard's perspective: He is technically still on vacation, with one of the benefits being "Not getting yelled at over the phone". To him, Integra is legally obligated ''not'' to get mad at him while they're on the phone.

* Also in episode 3, before Alucard explains the situation[[note]]Alucard is on the news because the Police stormed his hotel room and then were [[CurbStompBattle promptly slaughtered]][[/note]] to Integra over the phone, he says "You can't be mad at me". While it could be seen as a childish promise, look at it from Alucard's perspective: He is technically still on vacation, with one of the benefits being "Not getting yelled at over the phone". To him, Integra is legally obligated ''not'' to get mad at him.

* Also in episode 3, before Alucard explains the situation[[note]]Alucard is on the news because the Police stormed his hotel room and then were [[CurbStompBattle promptly slaughtered]][[/note]] to Integra over the phone, he says "You can't be mad at me". While it could be seen as a childish promise, look at it from Alucard's perspective: He is technically on vacation, with one of the benefits being "Not getting yelled at over the phone". To him, Integra is legally obligated ''not'' to get mad at him.

* Also in episode 3, before Alucard explains the situation, he says "You can't be mad at me" to Integra over the phone. While it could be seen as a childish promise, look at it from Alucard's perspective: He is technically on vacation, with one of the benefits being "Not getting yelled at over the phone". To him, Integra is legally obligated ''not'' to get mad at him.