History Fridge / KidIcarusUprising

* 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 on their faces 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.]]

** Something else could be considered. [[spoiler: The fact that Pit and Dark Pit are connected to each other means that whatever state Pit is in, Dark Pit does feel it. Dark Pit didn't explain in detail what happened to him during the time Pit was in the ring, but given that Pit was in an And I Must Scream situation, Dark Pit might have been going through the same thing or]] [[EmptyShell something else entirely.]]

* When you think about it, there's a pretty ironic joke in casting TroyBaker as [[spoiler:both Arlon and Pyrrhon]]. Although it isn't explicitly stated, [[spoiler:Arlon's location and powers suggest that he may be the God of the Moon, complementing Pyrrhon's role as God of the Sun.]] Additionally, [[spoiler:the two characters are complete opposites: Arlon never loses his composure, while Pyrrhon is always hamming it up.]]

* In chapter 18, Pit says he can't read. Then in chapter 24, Dyntos asks Pit "Do you remember the name of this chapter?" to which he replies "The one trial" instead of the three. Although it's probably because he was just trying to bypass the other two trials, it's possible he actually didn't know what the chapter was called, [[spoiler: because he can't read.]]

* In chapter 18, Pit says he can't read. Then in chapter 24, Dyntos asks Pit "Do you remember the name of this chapter?" to which he replies "The one trial" instead of the three. Although it's probably because he was just trying to bypass the other two trials, it's possible he actually didn't know what the chapter was called, because he [[spoiler:can't read.]]

* In chapter 18, Pit says he can't read. Then in chapter 24, Dyntos asks Pit "Do you remember the name of this chapter?" to which he replies "The one trial" instead of the three. Although it's probably because he was just trying to bypass the other two trials, it's possible he actually didn't know what the chapter was called.

* The game manages to implement a reference to the actual myth of Icarus by having Pit's wings burn up after he flies for too long.

* This one may be noticed before going to the fridge: [[spoiler:The title ''Kid Icarus'' only alluded to Pit's wings in the original game, but in ''Uprising'' he actually lets his wings catch fire like in the original myth.]]

* [[spoiler: Amazon]] Pandora's idol description says that "''a blunder cost the goddess her body, forcing Pandora to take the form of a pure manifestation of her will,''" transforming her into that blue, fiery form we all know. Who else has a blue, fiery form? The [[spoiler: Chariot Master]], who's idol states that "''His body may be ruined, but by walking the soldier's path in death, the master's soul still burns.''"

* [[Spoiler: Amazon]] Pandora's idol description says that "''a blunder cost the goddess her body, forcing Pandora to take the form of a pure manifestation of her will,''" transforming her into that blue, fiery form we all know. Who else has a blue, fiery form? The [[spoiler: Chariot Master]], who's idol states that "''His body may be ruined, but by walking the soldier's path in death, the master's soul still burns.''"

* Amazon Pandora's idol description says that "''a blunder cost the goddess her body, forcing Pandora to take the form of a pure manifestation of her will,''" leading her to take that blue, fiery form we all know. Who else has a blue, fiery form? The Chariot Master, who's idol states that "''His body may be ruined, but by walking the soldier's path in death, the master's soul still burns.''"

*** Not only that, but what do the Gemini Orbitars depict? The theatrical masks of {{Comedy}} and {{Tragedy}}, respectively representing the lighthearted and general upbeat Pit with comedy, and the melancholy, doom-and-gloom Dark Pit.

* In chapter 5, Pandora has a series of moving platforms that spells her name inside her labirynth. Despite the player being clearly able to read, Pit still asks Palutena to decode it. [[spoiler: Turns out Pit can't read]].

** Not to mention [[spoiler: the reason he started falling in Chapter 17 was because he flew to close to Pyrrhon, the SUN God.]]

* In chapter 5, Pandora has a series of moving platforms that spells her name inside her labirynth. Dispite the player being clearly able to read, Pit still asks Palutena to decode it. [[spoiler: Turns out Pit can't read]].

** Only if there was a Hamburger Wizard...

* In [[spoiler:Chapter 16]], in the spinning floor room with the Aether Ring, Pit says "Floor ice cream gives you health!" You'd think he meant "Floor ice cream is good for your health"...until you realize that [[PowerUp eating food off the floor]] literally ''does'' "[[HyperactiveMetabolism give you]] {{h|itPoints}}ealth"!
** And that they've been [[MediumAwareness talking about how they're in a video game]]....

* Pit's blind loyalty to Palutena is a reference to angels in the Quran. The angels had no free will and just mindlessly obeyed Allah.

* In [[spoiler:Chapter 16]], in the spinning floor room with the Aether Ring, Pit says "Floor ice cream gives you health!" You'd think he meant "Floor ice cream is good for your health"...until you realize that [[PowerUps eating food off the floor]] literally ''does'' "[[HyperactiveMetabolism give you]] [[HitPoints health]]"!