History Fridge / LimbusCompany

** On that topic, the only time Cathy is mentioned by name in a Uptie Story is N corp Heathcliff, which is narratored by him. But Cathy is mentioned, not in name, but a few times in Queecliff's uptie story. This could be just an result of the fact that Queecliff realised before Canto 6, or it could imply that Carmen ''also'' remembers Cathy, since no other Uptie stories mention Heathcliff having a lover, regardless of narrator.

* In Canto VI, it's revealed that Heathcliff had a past with the Dead Rabbits syndicate, with Mirror Heathcliff initially taking the place of the Dead Rabbits' boss, and his Distortion takes the form of an enormous, ragged wolf. In hindsight, Heathcliff's first 000 Identity and E.G.O. on release being an R. Corp Rabbit Soldier and the Alleyway Watchdog's Telepole respectively was quite the {{Foreshadowing}}.

* A recurring trend throughout the game is that, if you are to fight a boss using a sinner ID mirroring the boss you're fighting, the boss will react accordingly and it'll trigger a status effect (this happens for Ahab vs. The Pequod Captain Ishmael, as well as Kromer's reaction to The One Who Shall Grip Sinclair). Bringing Edgar Family Chief Butler Ryōshū to fight against Nelly triggers a similar event, with Butler Ryōshū being the one to comment on her counterpart, but Nelly doesn't make any comments nor does the encounter inflict any status effects on her. Why? Because Nelly's already aware of the Mirror Worlds! Of course she wouldn't be surprised at this point; she's already seen different versions of herself as well as their fates.

* Thanks to both Leviathan and Intervallo 3.5, it's confirmed that Distortions can permanently turn into Abnormalities. There are many, MANY horrific implications of this.

* Mirror Heathcliff is an Identity being imposed onto someone. Not only was the brutal beatdown Heathcliff gave him ultimately given to the body of someone who was likely abducted off the streets and forced into being his vessel in this world, but it also means it's entirely possible he's ''still out there'' in his own Mirror World. And not only that, all it would take to effectively resurrect him is for someone to force that identity on another poor sod.

** Canto VI, The Heartbreaking: Heathcliff leaving the apparent comfort of Wuthering Heights was not due to the constant abuse of its other residents, but due to the ''heartbreak'' caused by a horrible case of PoorCommunicationKills betweem himself and Catherine. Similarly, both of the Heathcliffs that participate in the story are, throughout the narrative of the Canto, driven by ''even further heartbreak'' from Cathy's death, Mirror!Heathcliff in particular taking it far enough to try and take KillingYourAlternateSelf to a ''multiversal scale''. Ultimately, after the mess that was Heathcliff's Distortion, she and Sinner!Heathcliff ''finally'' discuss their feelings towards each other, patching Heathcliff's broken heart back up and leaving pure determination in the wake of the cracks, to where once Dante "[[RetGone clears all Cathy]]", Heathcliff's motivation goes from {{Revenge}} to simply bringing her back with the Golden Boughs.

** Canto VI, The Heartbreaking: Heathcliff leaving the apparent comfort of Wuthering Heights was not due to the constant abuse of its other residents, but due to the ''heartbreak'' caused by a horrible case of PoorCommunicationKills betweem himself and Catherine. Similarly, both of the Heathcliffs that participate in the story are, throughout the narrative of the Canto, driven by ''even further heartbreak'' from Cathy's death, Mirror!Heathcliff in particular taking it far enough to try and take KillTheAlternateSelf to a ''multiversal scale''. Ultimately, after the mess that was Heathcliff's Distortion, she and Sinner!Heathcliff ''finally'' discuss their feelings towards each other, patching Heathcliff's broken heart back up and leaving pure determination in the wake of the cracks, to where once Dante "[[RetGone clears all Cathy]]", Heathcliff's motivation goes from {{Revenge}} to simply bringing her back with the Golden Boughs.

** Canto VI, The Heartbreaking: Heathcliff leaving the apparent comfort of Wuthering Heights was not due to the constant abuse of its other residents, but due to the ''heartbreak'' caused by a horrible case of PoorCommunicationKills betweem himself and Catherine. Similarly, both of the Heathcliffs that participate in the story are, throughout the narrative of the Canto, driven by ''even further heartbreak'' from Cathy's death, Mirror!Heathcliff in particular taking it far enough to try and take KillingTheAlternateSelf to a ''multiversal scale''. Ultimately, after the mess that was Heathcliff's Distortion, she and Sinner!Heathcliff ''finally'' discuss their feelings towards each other, patching Heathcliff's broken heart back up and leaving pure determination in the wake of the cracks, to where once Dante "[[RetGone clears all Cathy]]", Heathcliff's motivation goes from {{Revenge}} to simply bringing her back with the Golden Boughs.