As a Fridge subpage, all spoilers are unmarked as per policy. You Have Been Warned.
Fridge Brilliance
- The Eliacube's inability to reverse time more than twenty minutes with all the wakfu that Nox spent 200 years collecting; may not even be a matter of efficiency, but simply the scale of what Nox is trying to accomplish. When Nox actually casts his spell, we see an orb of light expand until it covers entire regions of outer space. Whether he understands the true scale of things or not, Nox is trying to turn back time for the entire Krosmos, with the Wakfu gathered from some two hundred years of murder on one tiny planet. It's like trying to run the entire planet Earth off of your local power plant — or your backyard propane grill. The really scary part is that it works. The Eliacube is actually powerful enough to affect the Krosmos.
- I actually did the math, roughly. I counted the inches on the vial in which Nox inserts his Wakfu in and it is 175+ inches (the rest of the inches being blank, so I left that out for convenience) in length. Nox would need a 35,000+ inch vial in order to make it work, and even then, it could be a fruitless journey, as the reversal of time doesn't seem possible prior to the insertion of energy. The vial was completely useless in aiding Nox from the very beginning.
- Qilby's weapon of choice is a Sinister Scythe, what are scythes used for? Harvesting.
- Why is the potion to change one's physique undone with the word "gabbowl?" The most common use of the potion is to sneak into Gabbowl games or make yourself stronger if you're actually participating. In that situation, it's nearly impossible to not accidentally undo the potion, therefore you have to buy more potion.
Fridge Horror
- In Season 2 episode 5, a starving Yugo, Ruel, and Sadlygrove encounter, and subsequently devour, a small winged pig in the wild. Later in the episode, Yugo, Amalia, and Eva get turned into small, winged pigs by a trap in a dungeon. Makes you wonder where that first pig came from — and the end credits in particular seems eager to remind us this.
- During episode 20 of Season 2, Adamaï and Grougal express an almost manic glee in destroying Qilby's collection of specimens from annihilated worlds. In context it's justified and he deserved it, but you can't say that two unambiguous Good Guys (who happen to be some of the most powerful beings in the world) happily laying waste to what was functionally The Ark isn't
unfortunate.- And it may be possible that theses specimens were sentient. Qilby may have hunted and killed intelligent creatures.
- Since Qilby was imprisoned rather than killed, he and Shinonome won't be reborn. Shinonome will remain trapped inside her Dofus, possibly forever.
- Qilby's Who Wants to Live Forever? plight and loneliness in it becomes darker the more you think about it. Did he form deep bonds of friendship with his and Shinonome's other siblings, only for all of it to be erased from said siblings' memories when they reincarnated while Qilby had to watch them grow up again with those bonds erased from their minds? Did he form similar bonds with others at first, only to be forced to watch them die forever while he had to come back with his memory of them intact forever? Did he ever try to commit suicide only to find he literally can't ever die to escape eternity? Did he ever have beloveds, or children, whom he had to watch grow old and die forever while he remained eternal? All in all, just how much pain did his immortality put him through that finally drove him into his Start of Darkness?
- It's revealed that Sadlygrove's emotional state plays a hand in how he acts when fully possessed by Rubilax. That means there was a part of Sadlygrove that was totally fine with trying to kill a twelve-year-old boy who had the guts to stand up to him. Sadlygrove was at a pretty low, lonely moment when he was possessed...
- Also, when comparing his Character Development with his master's, you will find very creepy similarities: both start being dumb and incompetent fighters and then gradually became great warriors. They fall in love with a woman, have kids and then finally wed. The big difference is that Goultard has lost his entire family to a possessed lunatic while Sadlygrove hasn't. Yet...
- Sort of retroactive, but... the Tree of Life contains the wakfu of all the Sadida. All of them. Including those who live on the other islands, and have no idea about Nox attacking. They'd turn into stumps and never know why. The Natives Are Restless for a reason.
Fridge Logic
- Sadlygrove's death on episode 25 is true and he isn't supposed to come back alive, but then Nox, after his victory against Yugo, reverses the time for 20 minutes: Just enough for Sadlygrove to disappear again, but this time, as shown in Season 2, the history changes a little and thus he ends up getting 'saved' by Rubilax.
- Baby!Yugo was using his future trademark hat a baby sleeping bag when Grougaloragran brought him to Alibert. So when Yugo grew too big to sleep inside, he started to use it as a hat. This also explains why Yugo's hat is similar to Eliatropes' traditional hats while Yugo and Alibert had never seen Eliatropes earlier.
