History Fridge / Chaotic

* The attack Sleep Sting. In the episode 'Fallen Hero' Van-Bloot basically ''drugs'' Intress to use her as bait for Maxxor. After he seemingly offs Maxxor, she gets back up and then he threatens her with a double dose of Sleep Sting. It doesn't hit you until later but...doesn't that mean he technically threatened to ''overdose'' her?! ''On a kids show''?!

*** The worst part of it is the Danians managed to get at least one of each of the rival tribes. Overworlder Raznus, Underworlder Hammerdoom Chantcaller, Mipedian Kolmo and even the M’arillian Nunk’worn. Think about that: Even THE M’ARILLIANS aren’t immune to a Danian Parasite!
** There does appear to be a way to reverse this process, thankfully. In ''Secrets of the Lost City", Kolmo reappears as "Kolmo, Purified". So there's hope the others can be freed as well.

* Also the fact that in "Chasm Quest" Proboscar fell off a ''cliff'' means that quite possibly now Crellan has the ''only'' scan of him now. (Though it's likely that Proboscar survived given that we see the wolf creature that went off the cliff with him again in Blight Fight.)
* The fact players need there scanners to return to Chaotic and by extension the real world, while all the examples we see are resolved shortly after being introduced, not everyone would be so lucky, the fact we don't see or hear about any players trapped in Perum despite this also doesn't bode well for the survival rates of these stranded players.

* Tangath Toborn was able to stop the M'arillians from flooding Perim by freezing the tidal wave in place with Mugic. This didn't ''get rid'' of the tidal wave, but rather froze it in time. If anything were to dispel the mugic or reverse its effects than all of Perim would be doomed.

* At the end of "Perithon!" Kaz and Peyton have won the race after being swapped out of Yterio’s Komogo and into the winning vehicle due to a Mipedian. But that particular Mipedian happened to be Sobtjek, a very honorable Muge and friend to Najarin. There suspicion that Sobtjek knew that Kaz and Peyton were the ones driving the Komogo. Since we never see Najarin do anything to stop the racers cheating, he just might have conspired with his fellow Muge to make sure that the only ones who won the race would be impartial, like say...two Chaotic players?

* Seeing it on rewatch makes several things in "Fighting Friendly" much more clearer as it is pretty obvious the two planned out how the battles would go ahead of time, but it does seem odd that all of the creatures Tom and Kaz pick have battle gear that just happens to fit where the locations are, given that the location is supposed to be random. However, given that the Codemasters can control various aspects of Chaotic, it would not be entirely surprising if CodeMaster Imthor deliberately made sure the locations the battles were fought could fit into the mold of cheating.

** Tom is specifically trusted because of how many times he's helped out the Overworld. While he doesn't have a specific contact, his frequent alerting the Overworlders to danger and his work with Bodal makes him a well known figure who can act as messanger to places and distances that Creatures can't normally go, such as during the 'Eye of the Maelstrom' episode.

* The fact players need there scanners to return to Chaotic and by extension the real world, while all the examples we see are resolved shortly after being introduced, not everyone would be so lucky, the fact we dont see or hear about any players trapped in Perum despite this also doesn't bode well for the survival rates of these stranded players.

* The fact players need there scanners to return to Chaotic and by extension the real world, while all the examples we see are resolved shortly after being introduced, not everyone would be so lucky, the fact we dont see or hear about any players trapped in Perum despite this also deosent bode well for the survival rates of these stranded players

* I personally liked that the Phobia Masks in "Dual, Duel" showed us exactly what Chaor fears most is: Maxxor. It really goes a long way into explaining what really drives his character. It shows that Chaor isn't some evil monster out to harm the Overworld. He just does what he does because he's ''scared'' of what the Overworlders (espacially Maxxor) will do against ''his'' people. After all, we've seen many times that he cares for the sake of others just as much as Maxxor. Heck the guy doesn't even fight all that dirty (unless he's in a ''really'' tight spot). And the feeling is completely mutual with Maxxor, who also fears what Chaor and the Underworlders might do to ''his'' people. It's not hate but fear that's at the heart of the Chaor/Maxxor rivalry. It makes a lot of sense when you think about it.
* Why does Chaor seem to have a soft spot for Kaz? It was established WAY before the show even began that Chaor was none too fond of humans, and would go to great lengths to avoid getting scanned. Yet Kaz seems to be an obvious pet favorite, he's able to get away with stuff that most humans, hell even most CREATURES, wouldn't. At first I thought it was because he was one of the main characters and ergo had invincibility, but then I realized something: Kaz is probably one of the only people in Chaotic ''and'' Perim who respects Chaor because he ''likes'' him, not because he's ''afraid'' of him. Remember when they first met and Kaz has a fanboy moment? Chaor actually looks ''surprised'' that someone, especially a small human kid, would think so highly of him. Even Agitos looks a bit taken aback, and he's Chaor's ''advisor'' for the love of Pete. The reason why Chaor likes Kaz is because ''Kaz isn't afraid of him.''

* At the end of "Perithon!" Kaz and Peyton have won the race after being swapped out of Yterio’s Komogo and into the winning vehicle due to a Mipedian. But that particular Mipedian happened to be Sobtjek, a very honorable Muge and friend to Najarin. I can't help but suspect that Sobtjek knew that Kaz and Peyton were the ones driving the Komogo. Since we never see Najarin do anything to stop the racers cheating, he just might have conspired with his fellow Muge to make sure that the only ones who won the race would be impartial, like say...two Chaotic players?

*** The worst part of it is the Danians managed to get at least one of each of the rival tribes. Overworlder Raznus, Underworlder Hammerdoom Chantcaller, Mipedian Kolmo and even the M’arillain Nunk’worn. Think about that: Even THE M’ARILLIANS aren’t immune to a Danian Parasite!

*** The worst part of it is the Danians managed to get at least one of each of the rival tribes. Overworlder Raznus, Underworlder Hammerdoom Chantcaller, Mipedian Kolmo and even the M’arillain Nunk’worn. Think about that: THE M’ARILLAINS aren’t even immune to a Danian Parasite!

* This mixes with FridgeHorror but, why is it Hoton ended up destroying his own village alongside the Underworld Raiders with Allmageddon? If you know anything about the attack it’s that it requires all 4 elements to be at its most effective; and Hoton had NO elements! He probably couldn’t control it properly because of that fact. This goes alongside GameplayAndStorySegregation where while in the game it would barely do any damage with Hoton, in the cartoon he learned the attack without properly mastering it! It’s very likely he was so dead set on revenge he just took the attacks knowledge without properly learning how to use it.

* I personally liked that the Phobia Masks in "Dual, Duel" showed us exactly what Chaor fears most is, Maxxor. It really goes a long way into explaining what really drives his character. It shows that Chaor isn't some evil monster out to harm the Overworld. He just does what he does because he's ''scared'' of what the Overworlders (espacially Maxxor) will do against ''his'' people. After all, we've seen many times that he cares for the sake of others just as much as Maxxor. Heck the guy doesn't even fight all that dirty (unless he's in a ''really'' tight spot). It's not hate but fear that's at the heart of the Chaor/Maxxor rivalry. It makes a lot of sense when you think about it.

* Also the fact that in "Chasm Quest" Proboscar fell off a ''cliff'' means that quite possibly now Crellan has the ''only'' scan of him now. (Though it's likely that Proboscar survived given that we see the wolf creature that went off the cliff with again in Blight Fight.)

* Maxxor's SadisticChoice in Son of the Spiritlands. Either destroy the Sword of Khy'at, essentially ''killing'' Tangath-Toborn, his best friend, or let Bat'ogg destroy everything and everyone he holds dear. Ouch.

* Also the fact that in "Chasm Quest" Probascar fell off a ''cliff'' means that quite possibly now Crellan has the ''only'' scan of him now.

** There is also the fact all of them are introduced to chaotic as a videogame, and even the real thing is accessed virtually threw a device, more then likely a lot of them don't even realize its REAL and think all of Perim is just a simulation and part of chaotic and thus dont value the lives of creatures anymore then someone values and npc in a videogame

* Also the fact that in "Chasm Quest" Probascar fell off a ''cliff'' means that quite possibly now Crellan has the ''only'' scan of him now

* At the end of "Perithon!" Kaz and Peyton have won the race after being swapped out of Yterio’s Komogo and into the winning vehicle do to a Mipedian. But since that particular Mipedian happened to be Sobtjek a very honorable Muge and friend to Najarin. I can't help but suspect that Sobtjek knew that Kaz and Peyton where the one's driving the Komogo. Since we never see Najarin do anything to stop the racers cheating, he just might have conspired with his fellow muge to make sure that the only one's who won the race would be impartial, like say...two Chaotic players?