History Fridge / KidIcarusUprising

** Speaking of that girl, she was in the middle of a war between humans and angels...OHH GOD! O.O

*** As an angel he can still be revived after death, and if he is it doesn't have to be as a ring, does it?

* All the enemies look pretty colorful and cartoony, but if you look at them in a more realistic light they become deathly disturbing. The Underworld Army consists of such pleasant things as floating, disembodied eyes, mouths, hands and noses, green brains on mouth-covered pillars, giant, hulk-like hearts with skulls for fists, walking stomachs that devour it's fellow demons to grow bigger and more powerful, skull-shaped masses of tormented souls that mind-rape you on contact, demonic disembodied heads of sheep and elephants, cyclopic amoeba creatures in jars and venom-swollen mushroom people with agonized expressions as their overstuffed bodies can burst at any moment. The majority of the Underworld Army seems to be modeled after organs... [[spoiler:What makes it exponentially worse is that each of those monsters is actually an amalgamation of hundreds of innocent human souls, warped and twisted into these disgusting and humiliating forms by Hades. Hades might very well make his creations this hideous just to make the souls suffer even more.]]

* All the enemies look pretty colorful and cartoony, but if you look at them in a more realistic light they become deathly disturbing. The Underworld Army consists of such pleasant things as floating, disembodied eyes, mouths, hands and noses, green brains on mouth-covered pillars, giant, hulk-like hearts with skulls for fists, walking stomachs that devour it's fellow demons to grow bigger and more powerful, skull-shaped masses of tormented souls that mid-rape you on contact, demonic disembodied heads of sheep and elephants, cyclopic amoeba creatures in jars and venom-swollen mushroom people with agonized expressions as their overstuffed bodies can burst at any moment. The majority of the Underworld Army seems to be modeled after organs... [[spoiler:What makes it exponentially worse is that each of those monsters is actually an amalgamation of hundreds of innocent human souls, warped and twisted into these disgusting and humiliating forms by Hades. Hades might very well make his creations this hideous just to make the souls suffer even more.]]

* [[spoiler: At the final boss against Hades, before he could unleash his final attack, Medusa pops out of nowhere and delivers a sucker punch right to his chin. This appears as a lackluster copout just to reuse Medusa again, that is, until you remember something. Who exactly revived Medusa to begin with? After all, she outright says she wants to die, to the point where she's willing to help Pit catch his breath and ready the final attack, just so Hades will stop reviving her over and over. Kind of cliché? Yes. But it works.]]

* Pit's blind loyalty to Palutena might be reference to angels in the Quran who have no free will.

* Pit's blind loyalty to Palutena is a reference to Biblical angels. The angels had no free will and just mindlessly obeyed God.

* [[spoiler:Arlon seems out of place in the Forces of Nature since he seems to represent the moon instead of anything on Earth.]] However, if you believe in the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giant_impact_hypothesis giant impact hypothesis]], then [[spoiler:Arlon being a member of the Forces of Nature suddenly makes more sense because, technically, he's a part of the Earth.]]

** The writers were really clever with [[spoiler: Arlon]]. In addition to that bit of irony, there's also [[spoiler: the Lunar Sanctum's introduction. Think about it: the "normal" moon's goddess is Se''l''ene. Arlon is "the Se''r''ene". When we see both moons, [[StealthPun the normal one is on the "left" and the Lunar Sanctum is on the "right".]]]]

* [[spoiler:Arlon seems out of place in the Forces of Nature since he seems to represent the moon instead of anything on Earth.]] However, if you believe in the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giant_impact_hypothesis giant impact hypothesis]], then [[spoiler:Arlon being a member of the Forces of Nature suddenly makes more sense because, technically, he's a ''part'' of the Earth.]]

* [[spoiler:Arlon seems out of place in the Forces of Nature since he seems to represent the moon instead of anything on Earth.]] However, if you believe in the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giant_impact_hypothesis giant impact hypothesis]], then [[spoiler:Arlon being a member of the Forces of Nature suddenly makes more sense since, technically, he ''is'' a part of the Earth.]]

** The writers were really clever with [[spoiler: Arlon]]. In addition to that bit of irony, there's also [[spoiler: the Lunar Sanctum's introduction. Think about it: the "normal" moon's goddess is Selene. Arlon is "the Serene". When we see both moons, [[StealthPun the normal one is on the left and the Lunar Sanctum is on the right.]]]]

** Not to mention [[spoiler: the reason he started falling in Chapter 18 was because he flew to close to Pyrrhon, the SUN God.]]

* Pit's blind loyalty to Palutena is a refrence to biblical angels. The angels had no free will and just mindlessly obayed God.

** Not to mention [[spoiler: the reason he starded falling in Chapter 18 was because he flew to close to Pyrrhon, the SUN God.]]

* Shouldn't it be called the "Exo Chariot"?

** He might have also been joking about wanting the link, or simply intended to look at it after he learns to read, if he ever intends to do that.

*** I think as long as someone reads the information to Pit, then he'll be able to "read". After all, it's not out of character to think that Pit will act like he can read in front of everyone and not know how to read the alphabet (whatever the language was in this universe.)