History Fridge / MagicalGirlLyricalNanohaAs

* The Book of Darkness does CallingYourAttacks in German. Out of the blue it casts an attack calling it "Diabolic Emission" in English. The only other attacks the Book of Darkness casts in English are Starlight Breaker and Photon Lancer Genocide Shift. Starlight Breaker being Nanoha's SignatureMove and Photon Lancer being Fate's, which makes it obvious that attacks not in German come from PowerCopying from those who had an encounter with the book and part of their magic stolen. Diabolic Emission thus must have come for one of the Book's victims. While the Wolkenritter avoided fatalities, it's a clear reminder they've been busy. It's also a clear reminder that the Wolkenritter were good fighters if they succeeded in attacking someone that has a signature attack the Book of Darkness considered appropriate to use at that specific point in time.

* If Durandal was supposed to belong to Clyde in the movie, how did Lindy get a hold of it? Her husband died via exploding starship. That's hardly something that you can salvage a personal weapon from.

** Chapter 19.5 of ''Manga/MagicalGirlLyricalNanohaViVid'' indicates that some people were kind to the Wolkenritter, but until Hayate became their master, no one could overcome the curse.

** Chapter 19.5 of ''Manga/{{ViVid}}'' indicates that some people were kind to the Wolkenritter, but until Hayate became their master, no one could overcome the curse.

* The fact that the Masked Men's disguises as Fate and Nanoha were the wrong color is a huge clue to their identities if you're aware that [[spoiler: cat's are colorblind.]]

* The fact that the Masked Men's disguises as Fate and Nanoha were the wrong color is a huge clue to their identities when you remember that [[spoiler: cat's are colorblind.]]

* FridgeHorror:
** Possible lethal uses of Shamal's and Yuuno's powers.
*** To elaborate: Yunno can teleport people against their will. He did so to Arf in the first season and the Book of Darkness Corruption in the second. He could teleport you to the bottom of the sea and you'd die before getting to the surface (or simply be crushed by the pressure if deep enough). He could teleport you into solid matter or into the position of a human shield. And if he can teleport parts of people, he could teleport vital organs out leaving the owner dead or dying. And while Vivid 19.5 shows some Masters were kind, it is almost certain others were monsters, meaning Shamal probably has done such things. The fact that she didn't in the series can't be taken as proof otherwise because Hayate was giving her Knights the option of choice and any Master who would have given Shamal such an order certainly wouldn't have.
** The hypothetical PainfulTransformation caused by the Book of Darkness on males.
** The history of the Wolkenritter. Were all their previous masters cruel? Or were there equally loving ones that the Book purged/altered their memories thereof?
*** Chapter 19.5 of ''Manga/ViVid'' indicates that some people were kind to the Wolkenritter, but until Hayate became their master, no one could overcome the curse.

* FridgeBrilliance
** The use of what apppears to be a dead ringer for Admiral Clyde as the form for the Wolkenritter's MysteriousProtector becomes even more appropriate when you consider that [[spoiler:Admiral Graham's familiars]] know Chrono is covering the case, and know about his father's death, potentially hoping to use it against him. After Chrono points out that their plan to deal with the book is illegal, [[spoiler:Lotte]] tries to argue that following the law resulted in many people, Chrono's father included, dying before [[spoiler:Graham]] silences her.
** When the Book of Darkness started casting [[WaveMotionGun Starlight Breaker]] to get rid of Nanoha and Fate, Nanoha thought that they do not have to run as far away as possible. Fate corrected her, saying that they NEED to be as far away as possible as their shields would not be able to withstand the attack. This is because Nanoha has never been on the receiving end of her most powerful attack, thus has no idea how strong it really is. Fate, on the other hand, is the first person to be on its receiving end, so she knows exactly what to expect.
** The roles of Admiral Graham and his two {{Cat Girl}}s are axed in the movie version. This seems odd, until you remember that the movies are supposed to be TSAB propaganda. If they actually depicted the truth, the TSAB will be seriously compromised politically. This is a high-ranking TSAB officer conspiring to shove a nine-year-old girl from a neutral world into an eternally frozen void, and personally interfering with the TSAB's battles against the Wolkenritter.

** The role of Admiral Graham and his two {{Cat Girl}}s are axed in the movie version. This seems odd, until you remember that the movies are supposed to be TSAB propaganda. If they actually depict the truth, TSAB will be seriously compromised, politically. This is a high-ranking TSAB officer conspiring to shove a nine-year-old girl from a neutral world into an eternally frozen void, and personally interfering with the TSAB's battles against the Wolkenritter.

** The role of Admiral Graham and his two {{Cat Girl}}s are axed in the movie version. This seems odd, until you remember that the movies are supposed to be TSAB propaganda. If they actually depict the truth, TSAB will be seriously compromised, politically. This is a high-ranking TSAB officer conspiring to shove a nine-year-old girl from a neutral world into an eternally frozen void, and personally undermining the effort to stop the terror action of the Book's Knights. That's magical equivalent of Iran-Contra scandal.

** The role of Admiral Graham and his two {{Cat Girl}}s are axed in the movie version. This seems odd, until you remember that the movies are supposed to be TSAB propaganda. If they actually depict the truth, TSAB will be seriously compromised, politically. This is a high-ranking TSAB officer conspiring to shove the Book of Darkness forever into an innocent little girl from a neutral world, and personally undermining the effort to stop the terror action of the Book's Knights. That's magical equivalent of Iran-Contra scandal.

** The role of Admiral Graham and his two {{Cat Girl}}s are axed in the movie version. This seems odd, until you remember that the movies are supposed to be TSAB propaganda. If they actually depict the truth, TSAB will be seriously compromised, politically.

* FridgeLogic

* FridgeLogic
** If the knights could so easily disobey Hayate's orders not to go fight anymore (and therefore prove that they have free will), then why couldn't they just do the same with their worse masters? Were they that [[IdiotBall dense]]? Did they really not give a f*ck? And, as said below, several other masters were nice to the Wolks too, so saying that Hayate's goodness/decent treatment of them made them nicer/have free will/etc. would be a plot hole in and of itself.

** If the knights could so easily disobey Hayate's orders not to go fight anymore (and therefore prove that they have free will), then why couldn't they just do the same with their worse masters? Were they that [[IdiotBall dense]]? Did they really not give a f*ck? And, as said below, several other masters were nice to the Wolks too, so saying that Hayate's goodness/decent treatment of them made them nicer/not murderous/etc. would be a plot hole in and of itself.

** The use of what apppears to be a dead ringer for Admiral Clyde as the form for the Wolkenritter's MysteriousProtector becomes even more appropriate when you consider that [[spoiler:Admiral Graham's familiars]] know Chrono is covering the case, and know about his father's death, potentially hoping to use it against him. After Chrono points out that their plan to deal with the book is illegal, [[spoiler:Lotte]] tries to argue that following the law resulted in many people, Chrono's father included, dying before [[spoiler:Graham]] silences her.

*** Chapter 19.5 of ViVid indicates that some people were kind to the Wolkenritter, but until Hayate became their master, no one could overcome the curse.

** The history of the Wolkenritter. Were all their previous masters cruel? Or were there equally loving ones that the Book purged/altered their memories thereof?