Follow TV Tropes

Following

Shout Out / Havenfall Is for Lovers

Go To

To other Voltage titles

  • Most routes sooner or later have the heroine and her love interest go on a date at the drive-in theater, which shows a movie version of Altea's route in Love & Legends.
  • There's an urban legend about a girl in Chicago who was hit by lightning and vanished, which is exactly what happened to the heroine of Love & Legends.
  • In JD's first season, one of the documentaries the heroine considers watching is on the modern lives of ancient gods and monsters.
  • On JD's route, a 'Nefarious Nights' movie series is mentioned.
  • In her route, Vanessa is seen to have some belongings with images of other Lovestruck characters on them — Andi from Villainous Nights, Nova from Starship Promise, and Aphrodite from Astoria: Fate's Kiss.
  • In Mackenzie season 6, she and the heroine watch a show about supervillains and Mackenzie wonders about the masked hacker character.
  • In Mackenzie season 6, she and the heroine go to New York Comic Con, where they meet a pair of cosplayers dressed as Altea and the heroine from Love & Legends.
  • In Antonio's third season, when he and the heroine visit Chicago, one of the places they visit is a bookstore; the heroine pages through a book written partly in Latin and is puzzled by drawings of turnips with arms and legs, an indirect reference to Runa and her magically-created turnip helpers in Sweet Enchantments.
  • In Razi's sixth season, Roshni sings one of Aphrodite's hits during the karaoke party (and claims it was written about her).

Others

  • In Diego's Season 4, Episode 9, the MC, bored out of her mind at work, texts Diego that she feels "like that guy in the movie who got trapped on Mars."
  • Early in JD's route, as they pick up the heroine's Dropped Glasses, they remark, "Looks like you dropped something, Velma."
  • While trapped in Hell during JD's seventh season, JD asks the MC if she's finished "that TPS report".
  • In Mackenzie season 2 episode 4, she and the heroine watch Wonder Woman (2017).
  • In Mackenzie's route, she makes a She-Hulk reference which goes over the heroine's head.
  • At Karaoke night on Mackenzie's route, Mackenzie puts on Rob Zombie's "Werewolf, Baby!", saying she figured she'd beat JD to their own joke. JD is up next; they get out the first line of "Sympathy for the Devil" before Diego interjects.
    JD: Please allow me to introduce myself...
    Diego: I want it known for the record that I have no sympathy for you at all.
  • On Razi's route, Jonas complains about Razi putting on an illusion of "Sandstorm".
  • When Razi shows the heroine his bottle, she can ask what happens if she rubs him the right way.
  • During the karaoke party in Razi's season 6, he and the heroine sing "Can't Hurry Love." Mac sings "Take On Me," shifting into her werewolf form to howl the high notes.
  • A dialogue option early in Antonio's route results in the heroine commenting, "I feel like some guy in a mask and cloak kidnapped me for my voice."
  • While the heroine is questioning Antonio about vampirism in his second season, he comments, "This feels like an interview." She grins at his unintentional reference.
  • Among the attendees at the vampire masquerade ball in Antonio's second season, he points out Aoife, Dmitrinote , and Lord Ruthven, and suggests that the heroine would probably be better off talking to Kaname since he has rules about drinking from humans.
  • One exchange with Victor in Antonio's second season has the heroine think, "Surprise, jerk. You activated my trap card."
  • In Antonio's third season, when the heroine is cornered by Necahual, she can dare her to "take a freaking sip, babe."
  • In Vanessa's second season, she sings the first opening of Kimi ni Todoke to the heroine during their karaoke date.
  • In Vanessa's route, while she and the heroine are staying in Japan, they're mentioned to work with some supernaturals: a "soft-spoken yuki onna" named Mizuru, a "ridiculously perky succubus" named Kirimi, and a vampire named Makai with "a sharp tongue and a killer flying kick" — references to Mizore, Kurumu, and Moka from Rosario + Vampire.
  • Mackenzie's POV story (about the heroine's pregnancy with the triplets) is titled "Three Wolf Moon".
  • JD's POV story is titled "Sympathy for the Devil".
  • Antonio's POV story is titled "Truly Madly Deeply", which may be a reference to the movie or the Savage Garden song of the same name.
  • Vanessa's POV story is titled "Hitchhiker's Guide to Vampire Hunting".

Top