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::Becomes a ResolvedNoodleIncident in #13, with the key points being that they were supposed to be on a date, an escaped monkey led to an avalanche of bowling balls and Supergirl getting knocked into a fountain, and Supergirl was totally flirting with the server.
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* In ''ComicBook/AstroCity'' it remained unexplained for a long time why the statue of the Silver Agent was inscribed "To our eternal shame." It was finally revealed that [[spoiler:he had been unjustly executed for a murder he committed under mind control because the government wanted to make people know they still had control over metahumans... and he ''still returned'' to save the world several times afterwards (through the use of time travel.) Furthermore, he gave himself up without a fight when he was to be executed.]].
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* In ''ComicBook/AstroCity'' it remained ''ComicBook/AstroCity'':
** For the longest time, this was the unexplainedfor a long time why the statue fate of the Silver Agent was (complete with memorial statue inscribed "To our eternal shame." Our Eternal Shame"). It was finally revealed that [[spoiler:he had been unjustly executed for murdering a murder he committed under mind control because foreign head of state, as the public was growing distrustful of superheroes and the government wanted to make people know assert they still had control over metahumans... and he ''still returned'' metahumans. And even ''after'' his death, the Silver Agent ''still'' returned to save the world several times afterwards (through afterwards]].
** On a lighter note, Infidel once did ''something'' that swapped Samaritan's hair and costume colors.
--->"What's he done to reality ''this'' time?"
** It's not sure ''what'' specifically theuse of time travel.) Furthermore, he gave himself up without a fight when he Astro-Naut did to [[SmashMook The Convincer,]] but it was enough to be executed.]].turn him into a wimpering coward ready to turn state's evidence.
** For the longest time, this was the unexplained
** On a lighter note, Infidel once did ''something'' that swapped Samaritan's hair and costume colors.
--->"What's he done to reality ''this'' time?"
** It's not sure ''what'' specifically the
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* The ''ComicBook/BigTroubleInLittleChina'' comic book gives us the story of Jack's second marriage, which apprently involved a fake pregnancy, Mexican bikers, and a Babylonian death cult... or possibly a taco truck.
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* The ''ComicBook/BigTroubleInLittleChina'' comic book gives us the story of Jack's second marriage, which apprently apparently involved a fake pregnancy, Mexican bikers, and a Babylonian death cult... or possibly a taco truck.
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*** "[[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicIDWIssue1To4 The Return of Queen Chrysalis]]": Averted in one place, as the reason for Celestia's absence is revealed to be a giant magical cockatrice attack is documented in the two-page short "In the Interim" of Issue #4. On the other hand, the [[Film/Ghostbusters1984 giant marshmallow pony attacking Manehatten]] appears to go unresolved, with Princess Luna having gotten lost on her way there.
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*** "[[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicIDWIssue1To4 The Return of Queen Chrysalis]]": Averted in one place, as the reason for Celestia's absence is revealed to be a giant magical cockatrice attack is documented in the two-page short "In the Interim" of Issue #4. On the other hand, the [[Film/Ghostbusters1984 giant marshmallow pony attacking Manehatten]] Manehattan]] appears to go unresolved, with Princess Luna having gotten lost on her way there.
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* In Issue #46 of the ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}'' comics, [[WesternAnimation/PinkyAndTheBrain Pinky]] mentions that Brain won a million dollars in a lawsuit Brain doesn't recall because, as Pinky explains, "that piano hit you [Brain] on the head awfully hard".
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}'': In Issue issue #46 of the ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}'' comics, [[WesternAnimation/PinkyAndTheBrain Pinky]] mentions that Brain won a million dollars in a lawsuit Brain doesn't recall because, as Pinky explains, "that piano hit you [Brain] on the head awfully hard".
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%%* Brian Michael Bendis likes to use the line, "You still owe me eight dollars from that thing that time."
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** ''ComicBook/ShouldAuldAcquaintanceBeForgot'': Kara never explains what kind of business she had to go to attend to (what with being a forgotten ghost) when saying goodbye to Deadman.
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*** The book really loves these, from adventures the Lost Light Crew had we never saw, to Swerve listing his top 5 favorite "Quests" he's been in (The Lost Light's mission being "Knight Quest"). The list include: "Moon Quest", "Titan Quest", "Matrix Quest", "Prime Quest" and the legendarily bad "Thumb Quest". Swerve brings up "[[https://tfwiki.net/wiki/Thumb_Quest Thumb Quest]]" repeatedly as an example of things going bad "Oh, this is Thumb Quest all over again!", but whatever it (or any other of his quests) consists of, is unknown.
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*** The book really loves these, from adventures the Lost Light Crew had we never saw, to Swerve listing his top 5 favorite "Quests" he's been in (The Lost Light's mission being "Knight Quest"). The list include: "Moon Quest", "Titan Quest", "Matrix Quest", "Prime Quest" and the legendarily bad "Thumb Quest". Swerve brings up "[[https://tfwiki.net/wiki/Thumb_Quest Thumb Quest]]" repeatedly as an example of things going bad "Oh, this is Thumb Quest all over again!", but whatever it (or any other of his quests) consists of, is unknown. Swerve also once ''lost'' his thumb in Maccadam's bar and spent ages trying to find it, but it's never stated whether this was Thumb Quest or if that was something else...and, of course, why he lost his thumb is ''also'' not revealed.
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*** During the Shadowplay arc, Rewind has arranged for groups to gather around the damaged Rung and tell their parts of a multifaceted story, thus coaxing his nervous system to reconnect itself. The main focus is on a group containing, among others, Ratchet, Whirl, Chromedome and Drift, telling a story about Cybertron before the War, but it's revealed in part three that Rewind has arranged other groups to do the same thing: one consists of Blaster, Sunstreaker, Siren, Gears and Perceptor, and one consisting of Xaaron, Dipstick, Atomizer, Slapdash and Sprocket. WordOfGod would confirm that the other groups were selected solely to make readers wonder what the heck ''they'' all did together.
*** At one point, Whirl snarks about how [[spoiler:the afterlife]] is full of angry denials and gasps of disbelief, "like that time [[NoSenseOfHumour Magnus]] tried to tell a joke." It's not clear whether this refers to an incident of {{Troll}}ing Magnus pulled on a crowd earlier in the series or some other event.
*** When Whirl and Ultra Magnus share a phone call, Magnus comments that the last time he talked to Whirl on the phone, hostages were involved. It's entirely believable, given that we ''are'' talking about [[HeroicComedicSociopath Whirl]] here, but the actual circumstances are not revealed.
*** At one point, Whirl snarks about how [[spoiler:the afterlife]] is full of angry denials and gasps of disbelief, "like that time [[NoSenseOfHumour Magnus]] tried to tell a joke." It's not clear whether this refers to an incident of {{Troll}}ing Magnus pulled on a crowd earlier in the series or some other event.
*** When Whirl and Ultra Magnus share a phone call, Magnus comments that the last time he talked to Whirl on the phone, hostages were involved. It's entirely believable, given that we ''are'' talking about [[HeroicComedicSociopath Whirl]] here, but the actual circumstances are not revealed.
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'''Supergirl''': Were you raised in a ''circus''?\\
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'''Supergirl''': Were you raised in a ''circus''?\\''circus''?[[note]]Yes, he was[[/note]]\\
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* ''Franchise/{{Batman}}'':
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* ''Franchise/{{Batman}}'':''ComicBook/{{Batman}}'':
** ''ComicBook/BatmanSupermanWorldsFinest'' #2 (2022) has a reluctant team up between ComicBook/{{Robin}} (Dick Grayson) and ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}, who apparently aren't getting on for some reason. At first they refuse to discuss it, and then:
--->'''Robin''': It was an ''accident!''\\
'''Supergirl''': You were ''showing off!''\\
'''Robin''': Who knew there'd be a ''monkey'' there?\\
'''Supergirl''': ''And'' you wore your ''costume!''\\
'''Robin''': That fountain was already ''half empty!''\\
'''Supergirl''': Were you raised in a ''circus''?\\
'''Robin''': You weren't much help with the ''avalanche!''\\
'''Supergirl''': I did ''not flirt with THE SERVER!''
--->'''Robin''': It was an ''accident!''\\
'''Supergirl''': You were ''showing off!''\\
'''Robin''': Who knew there'd be a ''monkey'' there?\\
'''Supergirl''': ''And'' you wore your ''costume!''\\
'''Robin''': That fountain was already ''half empty!''\\
'''Supergirl''': Were you raised in a ''circus''?\\
'''Robin''': You weren't much help with the ''avalanche!''\\
'''Supergirl''': I did ''not flirt with THE SERVER!''
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* ''Comicbook/WorldsFinest'' #2 (2022) has a reluctant team up between Robin (Dick) and Supergirl, who apparently aren't getting on for some reason. At first they refuse to discuss it, and then:
-->'''Robin''': It was an ''accident!''\\
'''Supergirl''': You were ''showing off!''\\
'''Robin''': Who knew there'd be a ''monkey'' there?\\
'''Supergirl''': ''And'' you wore your ''costume!''\\
'''Robin''': That fountain was already ''half empty!''\\
'''Supergirl''': Were you raised in a ''circus''?\\
'''Robin''': You weren't much help with the ''avalanche!''\\
'''Supergirl''': I did ''not flirt with THE SERVER!''
* ''ComicBook/XMen'' has had several during a year long gap between the end of Uncanny X-Men #381/X-Men #99 and Uncanny X-Men #382/X-Men #100: the story of how Psylocke and Jean Grey switched powers, how Sage joined the X-Men after they freed her from Elias Bogan's minions, the resolution to the Baby Version of "Age Of Apocalypse" Apocalypse's take-over of the Mojoverse....
** After the events of ComicBook/SecretWars2015, Cyclops seemed to be hated by everyone, including his past self, for... Something. Eventually, what it was was revealed in ''ComicBook/DeathOfX.''
-->'''Robin''': It was an ''accident!''\\
'''Supergirl''': You were ''showing off!''\\
'''Robin''': Who knew there'd be a ''monkey'' there?\\
'''Supergirl''': ''And'' you wore your ''costume!''\\
'''Robin''': That fountain was already ''half empty!''\\
'''Supergirl''': Were you raised in a ''circus''?\\
'''Robin''': You weren't much help with the ''avalanche!''\\
'''Supergirl''': I did ''not flirt with THE SERVER!''
* ''ComicBook/XMen'' has had several during a year long gap between the end of Uncanny X-Men #381/X-Men #99 and Uncanny X-Men #382/X-Men #100: the story of how Psylocke and Jean Grey switched powers, how Sage joined the X-Men after they freed her from Elias Bogan's minions, the resolution to the Baby Version of "Age Of Apocalypse" Apocalypse's take-over of the Mojoverse....
** After the events of ComicBook/SecretWars2015, Cyclops seemed to be hated by everyone, including his past self, for... Something. Eventually, what it was was revealed in ''ComicBook/DeathOfX.''
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* ''Comicbook/WorldsFinest'' #2 (2022) has a reluctant team up between Robin (Dick) and Supergirl, who apparently aren't getting on for some reason. At first they refuse to discuss it, and then:
-->'''Robin''': It was an ''accident!''\\
'''Supergirl''': You were ''showing off!''\\
'''Robin''': Who knew there'd be a ''monkey'' there?\\
'''Supergirl''': ''And'' you wore your ''costume!''\\
'''Robin''': That fountain was already ''half empty!''\\
'''Supergirl''': Were you raised in a ''circus''?\\
'''Robin''': You weren't much help with the ''avalanche!''\\
'''Supergirl''': I did ''not flirt with THE SERVER!''
* ''ComicBook/XMen'' has''ComicBook/XMen''
** The book had several during a year long gap between the end of Uncanny X-Men #381/X-Men #99 and Uncanny X-Men #382/X-Men #100: the story of how Psylocke and Jean Grey switched powers, how Sage joined the X-Men after they freed her from Elias Bogan's minions, the resolution to the Baby Version of "Age Of Apocalypse" Apocalypse's take-over of the Mojoverse....
** After the events ofComicBook/SecretWars2015, ''ComicBook/SecretWars2015'', Cyclops seemed to be hated by everyone, including his past self, for... Something. Eventually, what it was was revealed in ''ComicBook/DeathOfX.''
-->'''Robin''': It was an ''accident!''\\
'''Supergirl''': You were ''showing off!''\\
'''Robin''': Who knew there'd be a ''monkey'' there?\\
'''Supergirl''': ''And'' you wore your ''costume!''\\
'''Robin''': That fountain was already ''half empty!''\\
'''Supergirl''': Were you raised in a ''circus''?\\
'''Robin''': You weren't much help with the ''avalanche!''\\
'''Supergirl''': I did ''not flirt with THE SERVER!''
* ''ComicBook/XMen'' has
** The book had several during a year long gap between the end of Uncanny X-Men #381/X-Men #99 and Uncanny X-Men #382/X-Men #100: the story of how Psylocke and Jean Grey switched powers, how Sage joined the X-Men after they freed her from Elias Bogan's minions, the resolution to the Baby Version of "Age Of Apocalypse" Apocalypse's take-over of the Mojoverse....
** After the events of
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* ''ComicBook/{{Nightwing}}'' and all Dick Grayson-related comics post-Flashpoint have managed to completely avoid telling the reader ''how'' Dick went from being Robin to Nightwing. Dick alludes to it in his #0, something ''intended'' to show his origin, which it did... specifically his ''Robin'' origin. At the end of the issue, his narration references him eventually going solo as Nightwing, but doesn't even slightly hint as to why. It's not even clear if Dick quit or was fired. The only elaboration is, years later in a ''Grayson'' annual, we learn that the Nightwing name does indeed still come from Superman.
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* ''ComicBook/{{Nightwing}}'' and all Dick Grayson-related comics post-Flashpoint have managed to completely avoid telling the reader ''how'' Dick went from being Robin to Nightwing. Dick alludes to it in his ''Nightwing'' #0, something ''intended'' to show his origin, which it did... specifically his ''Robin'' origin. At the end of the issue, his narration references him eventually going solo as Nightwing, but doesn't even slightly hint as to why. It's not even clear if Dick quit or was fired. The only elaboration is, years later in a ''Grayson'' annual, we learn that the Nightwing name does indeed still come from Superman.Superman which wasn't ever in question.
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It's not a Noodle Incident if the characters don't know the whole story, just if the audience doesn't.
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** The events of ''ComicBook/TheUnknownSupergirl'' were a "What was that about?" moment for ComicBook/LexLuthor: a woman sneaks into his cell, calling herself Supergirl and claiming to want to be his partner-in-crime, and talks him into building a Kryptonite ray. Then she leaves his cell, promising to return... and she never does. Lex never found out who she was, where she came from, or why she disappeared.
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** ''ComicBook/TheImmortalSuperman'': In the year 801,970, five astronauts are rescued by Superman, who disappeared eight hundred thousand years ago, and who now looks old and wizened. The astronauts right away ask what happened to him, but Superman is not in the mood for answering questions and simply flies off. They never see him again.
** In ''ComicBook/SupermanVsShazam'', ComicBook/LoisLane sees Superman and Captain Marvel flying away together shortly after their battle across America and wonders whether she will ever find out why they were attempting to kill each other earlier.
** In ''ComicBook/SupermanVsShazam'', ComicBook/LoisLane sees Superman and Captain Marvel flying away together shortly after their battle across America and wonders whether she will ever find out why they were attempting to kill each other earlier.
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** ''ComicBook/LetMyPeopleGrow'': The whole incident must be very weird from ComicBook/{{Brainiac}}'s point of view: suddenly, Superman starts emitting waves which get him pissed off enough to go back to Earth, refuses to turn them off, and tricks him into shrinking him. Why? Not even he can calculate it.
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'''Supergirl''': ''And'' you wore your ''costume''!\\
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'''Supergirl''': ''And'' you wore your ''costume''!\\''costume!''\\
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'''Robin''': You weren't much help with the ''avalanche''!\\
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'''Robin''': You weren't much help with the ''avalanche''!\\''avalanche!''\\
