History Fridge / SentinelsOfTheMultiverse

* Luminary's deck contains a KillSat called the "Orbital Death-Laser". It deals irreducible damage, meaning nothing short of redirection or out-right immunity can stop it. This is a man who has been on a RoaringRampageOfRevenge since he was ''thirteen'', and apart from knocking the USSR out of his home nation isn't stated to fight a lot of other heroes unless Legacy is incapacitated somehow. So, [[RevengeBeforeReason why does he need a]] KillSat [[PyrrhicVillainy in the first place?]]

* As mentioned on the PoliceBrutality page, the Police Backup from Megalopolis can end up causing serious injury to The Dreamer... But to be fair to them, during a situation which combines runaway PsychicPowers manifesting nightmares and a CreepyChild deep into the UncannyValley sleepwalking through it all, it's all too believable that a police officer could mistake her for yet another illusion-made-real. And that is even assuming she is misidentified as a valid target and not the victim of a stray shot on one of her actual illusions.

* As mentioned on the PoliceBrutality page, the Police Backup from Megalopolis can end up causing serious injury to The Dreamer... But to be fair to them, during a situation which combines runaway PsychicPowers manifesting nightmares and a CreepyChild deep into the UncannyValley sleepwalking through it all, it's all too believable that a police officer could mistake her for yet another illusion-made-real.

** The ''really'' worrying thing is that the Death-Laser would actually be ''really good'' at hurting Legacy on a deck level if the two went head-to-head: most of Legacy's tanking is heavy damage reduction, which the Death-Laser ignores, Luminary deals enough damage types (in particular projectile, fire, and electrical) that Legacy would have trouble sparing a power to constantly shield against energy, and Blade's ability to use it immediately once the targeting console is deployed would make it hard for Legacy to respond in time.

** You do recall that Baron Blade's original plot was to crash the moon into the Earth, right? If anything, an orbital death ray is a step down from that.

* It may seem weird that Expatriette, a normal human [[VigilanteMan vigilante]] with normal guns ([[WalkingArmory lots of them]], but still), or Wraith, a Franchise/{{Batman}} GenderFlip with thrown gadgets, can out-damage Legacy, a Franchise/{{Superman}} {{Expy}}, or Bunker, a military engineer in a suit of PowerArmor that the lore states puts him on equal footing with a tank '''division'''. But then again, Expatriette can cause much less collateral damage with normal guns, exotic ammo, and a rocket launcher than Bunker, whose [[GatlingGood Gatling gun]], [[{{BFG}} Flak Cannon]], [[StuffBlowingUp Grenade Launcher]] and [[WaveMotionGun OmniCannon]]could easily level a city bloc if he wasn't careful, and Legacy, who could probably derail a train or collapse building with a single punch. While you're fighting, Expatriette is probably shooting whatever villain targets she can while Bunker and Legacy are evacuating the area, making whatever potshots/cheap shots they can along the way. Once Bunker has collected his ammo crates, and the city blocks nearby have been evacuated, Bunker activates his Turret Mode and sprays the area with his Flak Cannon, Grenade Launcher and Gattling Gun, and Legacy can cut loose and throw all the damaging One-Shots he has been drawing. Meanwhile, Expatriette keeps running between her [[EmergencyStash supply caches]], shooting whatever she can on the way, and Wraith pos in and out of hiding throwing her gadgets at high value targets.