Fridge Logic: After all the talk of how Deimon and Oujou would face each other in the Christmas Bowl, it's only possible for one team to make it even if they both made it to the regional final before the Christmas Bowl.
The Deimon and Seibu Christmas Bowl matchup is the same way.
Also, how did Kurita's face scars magically disappear?
In the Deimon/Dokubari game, the Scorpions tried to watch the linemens' fingers to see if they were leaning on them in preparation for a run, which would cause blood to gather in them and turn them red (Hiruma tricked them). But... don't the linemen (and in fact all the players except the quarterbacks) all wear gloves?
For a series that glorifies black person genes so much, only one person in America's pentagram is black.
In case this doesn't make sense, A-Un (阿吽) is the Japanese equivalent of alpha and omega.
The student body of Taiyou is obsessed with ancient Egyptian culture to the point that they actually seem to worship the sun god Ra. Taiyou students are also avid surfers and beachgoers with deep tans — people who really appreciate the sun.
How did Honjou manage to instantly recognize Monta when he only saw him once... ten years ago ...for a split second? He looked like a monkey as a kid, and he looks like a monkey now. That's how.
Fridge Horror: When Heinrich Schultz is rattling off the statistics of the different Japanese players, Gaou is mentioned as averaging "3.17" sacks per game. Seems good... until you remember that Gaou generally breaks the bones of whoever he hits. Most teams carry three quarterbacks on their roster, meaning that Gaou averages three crippling injuries per game. Holy shit.
