| 1 | '''Fridge Logic''' |
| 2 | * [[spoiler:Wait, Magitechnology is bad for the environment due to consuming too much mana for the Tree of Mana to keep up with... but the lost underwater city with magitechnology capable of allowing time travel as well as having a fully functional AI and atmospheric system is perfectly fine to use and doesn't consume the same level of mana as the Mana Cannon?]] |
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| 4 | '''Fridge Horror''' |
| 5 | * [[spoiler:The light spirit Aska was captured by Thor a long before the game took place. However, the civilization had to contain him, paralyzed, because they lacked the technology to experiment on a spirit. Before they could develop this technology, the comet Samier crashed into Thor, plowing it miles into the ocean. Thousands of years later, the city surfaces thanks to the intervention of the player. The player now can go on an ''optional'' side-quest to free Aska.]] |
| 6 | * As a result of Time Travel there are [[spoiler:two versions of Dhaos imprisoned at once which indicates that tampering with the timeline results in changes you want and that things you expect to be the same will be unchanged.... What is the likelyhood that their's an alternate version of Cruxis ruled by a time traveling megalomaniac waiting to make it's move to conquer Aselia?]] |
| 7 | * Remember what the substance used in making Rune Bottles does when used on some items (such as gels and herbs)? Turns out it can be (and might have had been) used on monsters, too. Just take a look at some monsters encountered only at the Coliseum in Euclid and nowhere else. Put two and two together and you'll realize these monsters may have been subjected to not just captivity, but also biological experimentation of sorts, too. While not explicitly elaborated upon in-game, this somehow counts as Nightmare Fuel. |
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| 9 | '''Fridge Brilliance''' |
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