History Headscratchers / Chaotic

* In "Battledrome of the Sexes", why is no one watching the match aware that the Peyton and Crystella are actually using creatures of the opposite gender? In a normal Chaotic match, whenever a player loses a creature, they return to the battledrome to select their next creature. When that happens, the player who won the round also returns to the battleground and de-transforms, which in this case should reveal that the players are using opposite-gender creatures. While the viewer isn't shown that part in this episode, we know it was visible to the spectators because Tom, Sarah, and Kaz are able to witness TheReveal at the end. So how come no one spotted that earlier?

* In "Battledrome of the Sexes", why is no one watching the match aware that the Peyton and Crystella are actually using creature of the opposite gender? In a normal Chaotic match, whenever a player loses a creature, they return to the battledrome to select their next creature. When that happens, the player who won the round also returns to the battleground and de-transforms, which in this case should reveal that the players are using opposite-gender creatures. While the viewer isn't shown that part in this episode, we know it was visible to the spectators because Tom, Sarah, and Kaz are able to witness TheReveal at the end. So how come no one spotted that earlier?

*** You could probably chalk that up to the fact that it was a dream. The mind can pull some weird crap, and considering what Kaz's normal life is like, it wouldn't be surprising if his dreams take it UpToEleven.

** This is probably more suited to WMG, but I think it's a parallel universe discovered/created via virtual world.
** I think I can answer that. Perim and Earth are ''real'', Chaotic is a sort of virtual world/hub that connects both worlds.

* Is Perim smaller than earth? Do the people in Perim know how big there planet is? are the four tribes bigger than they look? I mean the whole thing appears to be controlled by four tribes. Yet it has such a diverce climate and the underworld goes somewhere with lava. The force of gravity also appears to be normal.
** From what I can tell, it's probably the same size. Considering the advancement of their civilizations, and the fact that in one of the episodes there's creatures claiming territory, probably not. The tribes are fairly spread out across their respective lands, so who knows?

* One thing I never understood, why the heck did Bodal insist Tom scan him and put him on his battle team during his next match anyway?

* Something bothers me about seasons 2 and 3, what's with all the Overworlder's continued harassment of Tom and his friends? I mean this is the same kid who stood up to Chaor and Von Bloot in order to save their leader! Yet Maxxor's guards always try to shoot him on sight! Shouldn't Maxxor have instructed them not to fire on his human friend?

** His own Ego and curosity. No one treats him with any respect so when Tom said he owed him, he decided it would be intersting to have Tom play him. He loses, no big deal, no one respects him anyway and he knows he's not a fighter. He wins and maybe people will respect him all little more.

** In all fairness, they proably can't tell one human from another, and with the whole mind control thing, they didn't want to take chances.

** His own Ego and curosity. No one treats him with any respect so when Tom said he owned him, he decided it would be intersting to have Tom play him. He loses, no big deal, no one respects him anyway and he nows he knows he's not a fighter. He wins and maybe people will respect him al little more.

** His own Ego and curosity. No one treats him with any respect so when Tom said he owned him, he decided it would be intersting to have Tom play him. He loses, no big deal, no one respects him anyway and he nows he' noto a fighter. He wins and maybe people will respect him al little more.

* 8 In all fairness, they proably can't tell one human from another, and with the whole mind control thing, they didn't want to take chances.

* Something bothers me about seasons 2 and 3, what's with all the Overworlder's continued harassment of Tom and his friends? I mean this is the same kid who stood up to Chaor and Von Bloot! Yet Maxxor's guards always try t shoot him on sight! Shouldn't Maxxor have instructed them not to fire on his human friend?

* One thing I never understood, why the heck did Bodal insist Tom scan him put him on his battle team during his next match anyway?

* Is Perim some sort of virtual world, or an entirely parallel universe to 'ours'?

* So ''who'' made the game Chaotic in the first place, and why hadn't they been sued?

* The human Chaotic players very casually treat all of the natives' [[SeriousBusiness life and death struggles]] as fodder for a ''game,'' and no one in Perim ever really calls them out for it.