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* Thanks to the remake, it's now possible to see how the Daimyo Dragon is able to shoot lightning orbs from his blade: he is actually building up static electricity and using his blade as a lightning rod.
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* While switching out with Wonder Girl goes out of its way to call her and her transformations "[Animal]-Girl" compared to Wonder Boy's "[Animal]-Man", if you consider her a [[GenderBender Genderbend]] rather than a separate character, then transforming into each other gives Wonder Boy and Wonder Girl the options [[StealthPun Wo-Man]] and [[StealthPun Male-Girl]].
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* While switching out with Wonder Girl goes out of its way to call calls her and her transformations "[Animal]-Girl" human form "Hu-Girl" compared to Wonder Boy's "[Animal]-Man", "Hu-Man", if you consider her a [[GenderBender Genderbend]] rather than a separate character, then transforming into each other gives Wonder Boy and Wonder Girl the options [[StealthPun Wo-Man]] and [[StealthPun Male-Girl]].
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* While switching out with Wonder Girl goes out of its way to call her and her transformations "[Animal]-Girl", if you consider her a [[GenderBender Genderbend]] rather than a separate character, then transforming into each other gives Wonder Boy and Wonder Girl the options [[StealthPun Wo-Man]] and [[StealthPun Male-Girl]].
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* While switching out with Wonder Girl goes out of its way to call her and her transformations "[Animal]-Girl", "[Animal]-Girl" compared to Wonder Boy's "[Animal]-Man", if you consider her a [[GenderBender Genderbend]] rather than a separate character, then transforming into each other gives Wonder Boy and Wonder Girl the options [[StealthPun Wo-Man]] and [[StealthPun Male-Girl]].
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!!FridgeBrilliance
* While switching out with Wonder Girl goes out of its way to call her and her transformations "[Animal]-Girl", if you consider her a [[GenderBender Genderbend]] rather than a separate character, then transforming into each other gives Wonder Boy and Wonder Girl the options [[StealthPun Wo-Man]] and [[StealthPun Male-Girl]].
* While switching out with Wonder Girl goes out of its way to call her and her transformations "[Animal]-Girl", if you consider her a [[GenderBender Genderbend]] rather than a separate character, then transforming into each other gives Wonder Boy and Wonder Girl the options [[StealthPun Wo-Man]] and [[StealthPun Male-Girl]].
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* You can eventually travel back to the Meka Dragon's destroyed castle (of which the interior is pretty much intact - an example of this trope in itself). With this in mind, when Lizard-Man escaped in the playable prologue of the game, why does he start where he does in the main game?
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* You can eventually travel back to the Meka Dragon's destroyed castle (of which the interior is pretty much intact - an example of this trope in itself). With this in mind, when Lizard-Man escaped in the playable prologue of the game, why does he start where he does in the main game?
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!!FridgeLogic
* You can eventually travel back to the Meka Dragon's destroyed castle (of which the interior is pretty much intact - an example of this trope in itself). With this in mind, when Lizard-Man escaped in the playable prologue of the game, why does he start where he does in the main game?
* You can eventually travel back to the Meka Dragon's destroyed castle (of which the interior is pretty much intact - an example of this trope in itself). With this in mind, when Lizard-Man escaped in the playable prologue of the game, why does he start where he does in the main game?
