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The fact that the comic will bring up the events of 5 indicates that this cannot take place before it, and all Far Cry games take place on the year of their release- but it remains to be seen what the status of the rest of the world is.
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** It appears as if the overly dark endings of ''VideoGame/FarCry5'', in particular the "Resist/Nuke" ending, are being outright retconned for this game, or at least takes place before it. There's no mention of countries threatening one another with nukes: the main conflict appears to be between Castillo's supporters and the revolutionaries.
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** It appears as if the overly dark endings of ''VideoGame/FarCry5'', in particular the "Resist/Nuke" ending, are being outright retconned for this game, or at least takes place before it.game. There's no mention of countries threatening one another with nukes: the main conflict appears to be between Castillo's supporters and the revolutionaries.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Vaas's actor, Creator/MichaelMando, played a minor antagonist in the ''Far Cry'' series before joining the cast of ''Series/BetterCallSaul''... while Creator/GiancarloEsposito played a [[Characters/BreakingBadGustavoFring major villain]] in the [[Series/BreakingBad same universe]] before voicing the BigBad of this game.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Vaas's actor, Creator/MichaelMando, played a minor secondary antagonist in the ''Far Cry'' series before joining the cast of ''Series/BetterCallSaul''... while Creator/GiancarloEsposito played a [[Characters/BreakingBadGustavoFring major villain]] in the [[Series/BreakingBad same universe]] before voicing the BigBad of this game.
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* SpiritualAdaptation: The game shapes up to be the next ''Videogame/JustCause'' that never been, considering the ''Just Cause'' series went mobile after the negative reception of the fourth game.
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* SpiritualAdaptation: The Due to the game being set on a single country situated on a large but remote tropical island, the game shapes up to be the next ''Videogame/JustCause'' that never been, considering the ''Just Cause'' series went mobile after the negative reception of the fourth game.
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* SpiritualAdaptation: The game shapes up to be the next ''Videogame/JustCause'' that never been, considering the ''Just Cause'' series went mobile after the negative reception of the fourth game.
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* Several ''Series/TedLasso'' fans jokes about the protagonist sharing the same name as the series' own Dani Rojas.
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* Several ''Series/TedLasso'' fans jokes about the protagonist sharing the same name as the series' own Dani Rojas.
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** Unique healing animations are finally back after ''5'' only had one generic "wrapping up wounds" animation ([[OlderThanTheyThink though New Dawn did add new unique animations in response prior]]).
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** The entire cinematic reveal trailer. Anton Castillo walks into his study to find his son Diego putting together a model car. Dismissing it as useless, he presents his son with a more "appropriate" gift, a live grenade that he slips into his son's hands, and then pulls out the pin, [[AbusiveParents forcing his nervous son to hold on tight to the grenade]] before leading him upstairs onto the rooftop, where Diego nearly trips on a cable after following his father. There, his father [[GoodSmokingEvilSmoking lights up a cigar]] while overseeing the current massive protests between bare-chested protester throwing Molotov cocktails, and riot police with shields and batons, including one bloodstained protester being forced to his knees, who happens to look a lot like Vaas. He then warns his son that the people of Yara are like the grenade in his hands, "and you must hold them nice and tight, or we all go boom. Do you understand? Prove it..." And he leaves his son clutching onto the grenade in plain sight of the protesters on the edge of the rooftop. And just as we cut to the title, Diego appears to be starting to loosen his grip...
** The entire cinematic reveal trailer. Anton Castillo walks into his study to find his son Diego putting together a model car. Dismissing it as useless, he presents his son with a more "appropriate" gift, a live grenade that he slips into his son's hands, and then pulls out the pin, [[AbusiveParents forcing his nervous son to hold on tight to the grenade]] before leading him upstairs onto the rooftop, where Diego nearly trips on a cable after following his father. There, his father [[GoodSmokingEvilSmoking lights up a cigar]] while overseeing the current massive protests between bare-chested protester throwing Molotov cocktails, and riot police with shields and batons, including one bloodstained protester being forced to his knees, who happens to look a lot like Vaas. He then warns his son that the people of Yara are like the grenade in his hands, "and you must hold them nice and tight, or we all go boom. Do you understand? Prove it..." And he leaves his son clutching onto the grenade in plain sight of the protesters on the edge of the rooftop. And just as we cut to the title, Diego appears to be starting to loosen his grip...
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** It appears as if the overly dark endings of ''VideoGame/FarCry5'', in particular the "Resist/Nuke" ending, are being outright retconned for this game. There's no mention of countries threatening one another with nukes: the main conflict appears to be between Castillo's supporters and the revolutionaries.
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** It appears as if the overly dark endings of ''VideoGame/FarCry5'', in particular the "Resist/Nuke" ending, are being outright retconned for this game.game, or at least takes place before it. There's no mention of countries threatening one another with nukes: the main conflict appears to be between Castillo's supporters and the revolutionaries.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: It appears as if the overly dark endings of ''VideoGame/FarCry5'', in particular the "Resist/Nuke" ending, are being outright retconned for this game. There's no mention of countries threatening one another with nukes: the main conflict appears to be between Castillo's supporters and the revolutionaries.
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** It appears as if the overly dark endings of ''VideoGame/FarCry5'', in particular the "Resist/Nuke" ending, are being outright retconned for this game. There's no mention of countries threatening one another with nukes: the main conflict appears to be between Castillo's supporters and the revolutionaries.
** Also from ''5'' and ''VideoGame/FarCryNewDawn'', while fans liked the customizable feature for the Deputy and Captain, they didn’t like how they were both a HeroicMime. Compared to them, Rojas appears to have personality and the ability to speak.
** It appears as if the overly dark endings of ''VideoGame/FarCry5'', in particular the "Resist/Nuke" ending, are being outright retconned for this game. There's no mention of countries threatening one another with nukes: the main conflict appears to be between Castillo's supporters and the revolutionaries.
** Also from ''5'' and ''VideoGame/FarCryNewDawn'', while fans liked the customizable feature for the Deputy and Captain, they didn’t like how they were both a HeroicMime. Compared to them, Rojas appears to have personality and the ability to speak.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: It appears as if the overly dark endings of ''VideoGame/FarCry5'', in particular the "Resist/Nuke" ending, are being outright retconned for this game.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: It appears as if the overly dark endings of ''VideoGame/FarCry5'', in particular the "Resist/Nuke" ending, are being outright retconned for this game. There's no mention of countries threatening one another with nukes: the main conflict appears to be between Castillo's supporters and the revolutionaries.
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** The entire cinematic reveal trailer. Anton Castillo walks into his study to find his son Diego putting together a model car. Dismissing it as useless, he presents his son with a more "appropriate" gift, a live grenade that he slips into his son's hands, and then pulls out the pin, [[AbusiveParents forcing his nervous son to hold on tight to the grenade]] before leading him upstairs onto the rooftop, where Diego nearly trips on a cable after following his father. There, his father [[GoodSmokingEvilSmoking lights up a cigar]] while overseeing the current massive protests between bare-chested protester throwing Molotov cocktails, and riot police with shields and batons, including one bloodstained protester who happens to look a lot like Vaas. He then warns his son that the people of Yara are like the grenade in his hands, "and you must hold them nice and tight, or we all go boom. Do you understand? Prove it..." And he leaves his son clutching onto the grenade in plain sight of the protesters on the edge of the rooftop. And just as we cut to the title, Diego appears to be starting to loosen his grip...
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** The entire cinematic reveal trailer. Anton Castillo walks into his study to find his son Diego putting together a model car. Dismissing it as useless, he presents his son with a more "appropriate" gift, a live grenade that he slips into his son's hands, and then pulls out the pin, [[AbusiveParents forcing his nervous son to hold on tight to the grenade]] before leading him upstairs onto the rooftop, where Diego nearly trips on a cable after following his father. There, his father [[GoodSmokingEvilSmoking lights up a cigar]] while overseeing the current massive protests between bare-chested protester throwing Molotov cocktails, and riot police with shields and batons, including one bloodstained protester being forced to his knees, who happens to look a lot like Vaas. He then warns his son that the people of Yara are like the grenade in his hands, "and you must hold them nice and tight, or we all go boom. Do you understand? Prove it..." And he leaves his son clutching onto the grenade in plain sight of the protesters on the edge of the rooftop. And just as we cut to the title, Diego appears to be starting to loosen his grip...
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: It appears as if the overly dark endings of ''VideoGame/FarCry5'', in particular the "Resist/Nuke" ending, are being outright retconned for this game.
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** The entire cinematic reveal trailer. Anton Castillo walks into his study to find his son Diego putting together a model car. Dismissing it as useless, he presents his son with a more "appropriate" gift, a live grenade that he slips into his son's hands, and then pulls out the pin, [[AbusiveParents forcing his nervous son to hold on tight to the grenade]] before leading him upstairs onto the rooftop, where Diego nearly trips on a cable after following his father. There, his father [[GoodSmokingEvilSmoking lights up a cigar]] while overseeing the current massive riots between bare-chested protester throwing Molotov cocktails, and riot police with shields and batons, including one bloodstained protester who happens to look a lot like Vaas. He then warns his son that the people of Yara are like the grenade in his hands, "and you must hold them nice and tight, or we all go boom. Do you understand? Prove it..." And he leaves his son clutching onto the grenade in plain sight of the protesters on the edge of the rooftop. And just as we cut to the title, Diego appears to be starting to loosen his grip...
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** The entire cinematic reveal trailer. Anton Castillo walks into his study to find his son Diego putting together a model car. Dismissing it as useless, he presents his son with a more "appropriate" gift, a live grenade that he slips into his son's hands, and then pulls out the pin, [[AbusiveParents forcing his nervous son to hold on tight to the grenade]] before leading him upstairs onto the rooftop, where Diego nearly trips on a cable after following his father. There, his father [[GoodSmokingEvilSmoking lights up a cigar]] while overseeing the current massive riots protests between bare-chested protester throwing Molotov cocktails, and riot police with shields and batons, including one bloodstained protester who happens to look a lot like Vaas. He then warns his son that the people of Yara are like the grenade in his hands, "and you must hold them nice and tight, or we all go boom. Do you understand? Prove it..." And he leaves his son clutching onto the grenade in plain sight of the protesters on the edge of the rooftop. And just as we cut to the title, Diego appears to be starting to loosen his grip...
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** The entire cinematic reveal trailer. Anton Castillo walks into his study to find his son Diego putting together a model car. Dismissing it as useless, he presents his son with a more "appropriate" gift, a live grenade that he slips into his son's hands, and then pulls out the pin, [[AbusiveParents forcing his nervous son to hold on tight to the grenade]] before leading him upstairs onto the rooftop, where Diego nearly trips on a cable after following his father. There, his father [[GoodSmokingEvilSmoking lights up a cigar]] while overseeing the current massive riots between bare-chested rioters throwing Molotov cocktails, and riot police with shields and batons, including one bloodstained protester who happens to look a lot like Vaas. He then warns his son that the people of Yara are like the grenade in his hands, "and you must hold them nice and tight, or we all go boom. Do you understand? Prove it..." And he leaves his son clutching onto the grenade in plain sight of the rioters on the edge of the rooftop. And just as we cut to the title, Diego appears to be starting to loosen his grip...
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** The entire cinematic reveal trailer. Anton Castillo walks into his study to find his son Diego putting together a model car. Dismissing it as useless, he presents his son with a more "appropriate" gift, a live grenade that he slips into his son's hands, and then pulls out the pin, [[AbusiveParents forcing his nervous son to hold on tight to the grenade]] before leading him upstairs onto the rooftop, where Diego nearly trips on a cable after following his father. There, his father [[GoodSmokingEvilSmoking lights up a cigar]] while overseeing the current massive riots between bare-chested rioters protester throwing Molotov cocktails, and riot police with shields and batons, including one bloodstained protester who happens to look a lot like Vaas. He then warns his son that the people of Yara are like the grenade in his hands, "and you must hold them nice and tight, or we all go boom. Do you understand? Prove it..." And he leaves his son clutching onto the grenade in plain sight of the rioters protesters on the edge of the rooftop. And just as we cut to the title, Diego appears to be starting to loosen his grip...
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* NightmareFuel:
** The entire cinematic reveal trailer. Anton Castillo walks into his study to find his son Diego putting together a model car. Dismissing it as useless, he presents his son with a more "appropriate" gift, a live grenade that he slips into his son's hands, and then pulls out the pin, [[AbusiveParents forcing his nervous son to hold on tight to the grenade]] before leading him upstairs onto the rooftop, where Diego nearly trips on a cable after following his father. There, his father [[GoodSmokingEvilSmoking lights up a cigar]] while overseeing the current massive riots between bare-chested rioters throwing Molotov cocktails, and riot police with shields and batons, including one bloodstained protester who happens to look a lot like Vaas. He then warns his son that the people of Yara are like the grenade in his hands, "and you must hold them nice and tight, or we all go boom. Do you understand? Prove it..." And he leaves his son clutching onto the grenade in plain sight of the rioters on the edge of the rooftop. And just as we cut to the title, Diego appears to be starting to loosen his grip...
** The entire cinematic reveal trailer. Anton Castillo walks into his study to find his son Diego putting together a model car. Dismissing it as useless, he presents his son with a more "appropriate" gift, a live grenade that he slips into his son's hands, and then pulls out the pin, [[AbusiveParents forcing his nervous son to hold on tight to the grenade]] before leading him upstairs onto the rooftop, where Diego nearly trips on a cable after following his father. There, his father [[GoodSmokingEvilSmoking lights up a cigar]] while overseeing the current massive riots between bare-chested rioters throwing Molotov cocktails, and riot police with shields and batons, including one bloodstained protester who happens to look a lot like Vaas. He then warns his son that the people of Yara are like the grenade in his hands, "and you must hold them nice and tight, or we all go boom. Do you understand? Prove it..." And he leaves his son clutching onto the grenade in plain sight of the rioters on the edge of the rooftop. And just as we cut to the title, Diego appears to be starting to loosen his grip...
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** The "Diego is Vaas" epileptic trees which was based mostly on a small scar on both characters right eyebrow became a meme as people started calling 'any' character with a similar scar or their brow being cut as being either Diego or Vaas. These include Literature/HarryPotter, [[VideoGame/TheLastOfUs Ellie]], Music/VanillaIce, [[Disney/TheLionKing Mufasa]], and Creator/JasonMomoa.
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** The "Diego is Vaas" epileptic trees which was based mostly on a small scar on both characters right eyebrow became a meme as people started calling 'any' character with a similar scar or their brow being cut as being either Diego or Vaas. These include Literature/HarryPotter, [[VideoGame/TheLastOfUs Ellie]], Music/VanillaIce, [[Disney/TheLionKing [[WesternAnimation/TheLionKing1994 Mufasa]], and Creator/JasonMomoa.
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* HomegrownHero: Dani, the main character is a local rebel guerilla fighter.
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** Given ''Far Cry'''s running penchant for having a secret ending right at the beginning of the game, many fans have joked that the GoldenEnding for ''6'' will be unlocked by somehow prompting Diego to hold the grenade for three minutes straight.
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** Given ''Far Cry'''s running penchant for having a secret ending right at the beginning of the game, many fans have joked that the GoldenEnding for ''6'' will be unlocked by somehow prompting Diego to hold the grenade for three minutes straight.straight.
* OlderThanTheyThink: News site [=VG24/7=] thought that ''Far Cry 6'' was the first time Giancarlo had done videogame work, seemingly forgetting about ''VideoGame/PAYDAY2'', in which he was a contractor and, [[WalkingSpoiler for reasons too spoileriffic to go into here]], turned into an in-game model in 2018, beating ''Far Cry 6'' by seven years. In fairness to the editors, they did remove this article that contained this misinformation.
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* OlderThanTheyThink: News site [=VG24/7=] thought that ''Far Cry 6'' was the first time Giancarlo had done videogame work, seemingly forgetting about ''VideoGame/PAYDAY2'', in which he was a contractor and, [[WalkingSpoiler for reasons too spoileriffic to go into here]], turned into an in-game model in 2018, beating ''Far Cry 6'' by seven years. In fairness to the editors, they did remove this article that contained this misinformation.
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** The reveal trailer prompted a number of jokes on Antón or Diego clumsily setting off the grenade in the middle of the latter's lecture.
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** The reveal trailer prompted a number of jokes on Antón or Diego clumsily setting off the grenade in the middle of the latter's lecture.lecture.
** Given ''Far Cry'''s running penchant for having a secret ending right at the beginning of the game, many fans have joked that the GoldenEnding for ''6'' will be unlocked by somehow prompting Diego to hold the grenade for three minutes straight.
** Given ''Far Cry'''s running penchant for having a secret ending right at the beginning of the game, many fans have joked that the GoldenEnding for ''6'' will be unlocked by somehow prompting Diego to hold the grenade for three minutes straight.
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** The reveal trailer prompted a number of jokes on Diego or Castillo clumsily setting off the grenade in the middle of the latter's lecture.
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** The reveal trailer prompted a number of jokes on Antón or Diego or Castillo clumsily setting off the grenade in the middle of the latter's lecture.
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** The reveal that Anton is played by Creator/GiancarloEsposito has led to a veritable ''avalanche'' of ''Series/BreakingBad'' jokes and references.
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** The reveal that Anton is played by Creator/GiancarloEsposito has led to a veritable ''avalanche'' of jokes and references from both ''Series/BreakingBad'' jokes (his most influential role in TV), and references.''VideoGame/PAYDAY2'' (his first videogame appearance, with which he shares a similar "planning is everything" attitude).
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** The reveal that Anton is played by Creator/GiancarloEsposito has led to a veritable ''avalanche'' of ''Series/BreakingBad'' jokes and references.
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** The reveal that Anton is played by Creator/GiancarloEsposito has led to a veritable ''avalanche'' of ''Series/BreakingBad'' jokes and references.references.
** The reveal trailer prompted a number of jokes on Diego or Castillo clumsily setting off the grenade in the middle of the latter's lecture.
** The reveal trailer prompted a number of jokes on Diego or Castillo clumsily setting off the grenade in the middle of the latter's lecture.
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* EpilepticTrees: The first major fan theory from the reveals is that Anton's son Diego is actually the young Vaas from ''VideoGame/FarCry3''.
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* EpilepticTrees: The first major fan theory from the reveals is that Anton's son Diego is actually the young Vaas from ''VideoGame/FarCry3''. However, the theory then hit a wall once it was confirmed the game takes place in 2020[[note]]The presence of modern technology in the trailer hints at this, and an in-universe newspaper on the official site is dated 2020[[/note]].
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* HilariousInHindsight: Vaas's actor, Creator/MichaelMando, played a minor antagonist in the ''Far Cry'' series before joining the cast of ''Series/BetterCallSaul''... while Creator/GiancarloEsposito played a [[Characters/BreakingBadGustavoFring major villain]] in the [[Series/BreakingBad same universe]] before voicing the BigBad of this game.
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* MemeticMutation: The "Diego is Vaas" epileptic trees which was based mostly on a small scar on both characters right eyebrow became a meme as people started calling 'any' character with a similar scar or their brow being cut as being either Diego or Vaas. These include Literature/HarryPotter, [[VideoGame/TheLastOfUs Ellie]], Music/VanillaIce, [[Disney/TheLionKing Mufasa]], and Creator/JasonMomoa.
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* MemeticMutation: MemeticMutation:
** The "Diego is Vaas" epileptic trees which was based mostly on a small scar on both characters right eyebrow became a meme as people started calling 'any' character with a similar scar or their brow being cut as being either Diego or Vaas. These include Literature/HarryPotter, [[VideoGame/TheLastOfUs Ellie]], Music/VanillaIce, [[Disney/TheLionKing Mufasa]], andCreator/JasonMomoa.Creator/JasonMomoa.
** The reveal that Anton is played by Creator/GiancarloEsposito has led to a veritable ''avalanche'' of ''Series/BreakingBad'' jokes and references.
** The "Diego is Vaas" epileptic trees which was based mostly on a small scar on both characters right eyebrow became a meme as people started calling 'any' character with a similar scar or their brow being cut as being either Diego or Vaas. These include Literature/HarryPotter, [[VideoGame/TheLastOfUs Ellie]], Music/VanillaIce, [[Disney/TheLionKing Mufasa]], and
** The reveal that Anton is played by Creator/GiancarloEsposito has led to a veritable ''avalanche'' of ''Series/BreakingBad'' jokes and references.
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* MemeticMutation: The "Diego is Vaas" epileptic trees which was based mostly on a small scar on both characters right eyebrow became a meme as people started calling 'any' character with a similar scar or their brow being cut as being either Diego or Vaas. These include Literature/HarryPotter, [[VideoGame/TheLastOfUs Ellie]], Music/VanillaIce, [[Film/TheLionKing Mufasa]], and Creator/JasonMomoa.
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* MemeticMutation: The "Diego is Vaas" epileptic trees which was based mostly on a small scar on both characters right eyebrow became a meme as people started calling 'any' character with a similar scar or their brow being cut as being either Diego or Vaas. These include Literature/HarryPotter, [[VideoGame/TheLastOfUs Ellie]], Music/VanillaIce, [[Film/TheLionKing [[Disney/TheLionKing Mufasa]], and Creator/JasonMomoa.
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* HomegrownHero: Dani, the main character is a local rebel guerilla fighter.
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* HomegrownHero: Dani, the main character is a local rebel guerilla fighter.fighter.
* MemeticMutation: The "Diego is Vaas" epileptic trees which was based mostly on a small scar on both characters right eyebrow became a meme as people started calling 'any' character with a similar scar or their brow being cut as being either Diego or Vaas. These include Literature/HarryPotter, [[VideoGame/TheLastOfUs Ellie]], Music/VanillaIce, [[Film/TheLionKing Mufasa]], and Creator/JasonMomoa.
* MemeticMutation: The "Diego is Vaas" epileptic trees which was based mostly on a small scar on both characters right eyebrow became a meme as people started calling 'any' character with a similar scar or their brow being cut as being either Diego or Vaas. These include Literature/HarryPotter, [[VideoGame/TheLastOfUs Ellie]], Music/VanillaIce, [[Film/TheLionKing Mufasa]], and Creator/JasonMomoa.
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