History Fridge / Lisa

* Buckets is the only party member besides Brad who only gets knocked out when his head is chomped off. This is explained by [[WordOfGod Austin]] as Buckets having a sturdy bucket on his head.

* If you happen to lose party members to [[spoiler:Marty]] in the Definitive Edition's new secret route, you'll find that [[KilledOffForReal they are still gone even after waking up.]] Two things can be interpreted from this:

** On the other hand (and this may be even worse to consider), it could also be interpreted that entire nightmare sequence was one violent hallucination Brad was experiencing and any party members that died during the super boss, in reality, died by Brad's hands trying to calm him down after he went berserk for unknown reasons.

** Jack's bio merely states that he "grew up" after the Flash, not necessarily that he was born after it. He could very well not be an adult (the argument of him drinking alcohol could, as stated above, be justified in that liquor is probably the safer bet for hydration in post-apocalyptic Olathe). The kids in the orphanage all look to be about Buddy's age, which would make sense, as Buddy was indeed born after, or sometime very close before the Flash. The orphanage kids (and the ones in the Wally village, as well) could've been already-born babies when the Flash happened.

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* Since Satan is an expy of MikeNnemonic, the theme that plays during the fight with him isn't "I Am Satan" but rather "Exploding Hearts." Because he isn't Satan, he's "just a man named mike."

*** Dick practices Xtreme Martial Arts (XMA), which is often derided for being mostly about performance rather than self-defense. It makes sense, given that the founder of XMA used to do sentai roleplay. [[PowerRangersLightspeedRescue Kind of.]]

* Without any women there's no hope for humanity. With that being evident, perhaps the people of Olathe's crazy antics are actually a way of coping with imminent extinction.

* The credits sequence gets deranged pretty quickly, including messages such as "Burn in Hell, Kickstarter" and "Kill Her Brad Armstrong." A good possibility is that it is [[spoiler: Dr. Yado issuing his orders via trupet.]]

* The credits sequence gets deranged pretty quickly, including messages such as "Burn in Hell, Kickstarter" and "Kill Her Brad Armstrong." A good possibility is that it is [[spoiler: Dr. Yado issuing his orders via trumbone.]]
** This is also why no such thing occurs in the credits for the Joyful. [[spoiler: Buddy is the one holding the trumbone.]]

* Sweetheart, Dr. Yado's pet Joy mutant, is implied to be [[spoiler:female. Sweetheart is also the most powerful mutant, which implies it's been around for a long time. And why does it obey Yado so readily? It attacks the man molesting Buddy very brutally. Dr. Yado is revealed to be Buddy's father...and he deliberately used Buddy as part of his plans.]]

* Buckets is the only party member besides Brad who only gets knocked out when his head is chomped off. This is explained by Dingaling as Buckets having a sturdy bucket on his head.

* Dingaling practiced martial arts professionally, and it shows in the subtle jokes and details that goes into each character's fighting style.

* From what little we've seen of Ms. Armstrong, Lisa seems to resemble her somewhat. According to a tweet by Dingaling, Marty wasn't always abusive. In fact, he might've been a normal well adjusted individual. Something happened to Ms. Armstrong however. What happened is a mystery, but the fact is she simply vanished awhile ago. This is most likely what caused Marty to change so dramatically. In some sick way, because of immense grief over the loss of his wife, Marty may actually be using Lisa as a substitute for his wife.

* Brad Doesn't remember any moves from his own family fighting style at the beginning of the Painful RPG. Why? Well, what has he been doing for the last ten plus years? Taking Joy and Drinking alcohol. No wonder his memory isn't too great. It might even explain why he doesn't recognize Rando or Buzzo.

* Unlike the name implies, the drug Joy doesn't actually make you feel happy at all, It just makes you feel nothing at all, both physically and mentally. To a person with immense emotional trauma and psychological problems or just plain depression, maybe feeling nothing at all is ecstasy.

* Brad "Armstrong" can perform powerful moves with his "strong arms."
* A lot of the songs in LISA: The Painful RPG have parts where they play the tune to "The Sireen's Call," the title screen music and arguably Lisa"s theme in general. No matter where Brad is or what he's doing, the thoughts of Lisa never go away, and that's why sometimes level theme's will just suddenly play "The Sireen's Call," out of nowhere.

* Sweethart, Dr. Yado's pet Joy mutant, is implied to be [[spoiler:female. Sweethart is also the most powerful mutant, which implies it's been around for a long time. And why does it obey Yado so readily? It attacks the man molesting Buddy very brutally. Dr. Yado is revealed to be Buddy's father...and he deliberately used Buddy as part of his plans. What happened to Buddy's mother? Dr. Yado turned her into Seeethart - she was probably the first Joy mutant.]]
* In the very beginning of The Painful RPG you can investigate the inside of Brad's house after you find Sticky near death. On top of a dresser is a dead man with a rusty knife buried in his chest. After watching the opening of The Joyful and seeing how Brad "trained" Buddy to survive in Olathe, its safe to assume Buddy wasn't kidnapped without a fight.