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** An inversion of the ''Film/{{ET}}'' flying-bike shot, where rather than make the bikes fly, Eleven just launches a van over them instead.
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** An inversion of the ''Film/{{ET}}'' ''Film/ETTheExtraTerrestrial'' flying-bike shot, where rather than make the bikes fly, Eleven just launches a van over them instead.
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* ''ComicBook/{{Scion}}'': One issue honors ''ComicStrip/PrinceValiant'' by emulating its Sunday newspaper strip format with
a sideways layout accompanied by [[{{Textplosion}} blocks of text]] integrated with the SequentialArt.
a sideways layout accompanied by [[{{Textplosion}} blocks of text]] integrated with the SequentialArt.
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* ''Literature/TalesOfKaimere'': The [[ExtraLongEpisode 2-hour long web episode]] ''[[Recap/TalesOfKaimereBalladOfKahai The Ballad of Ka'Hai]]'' is a homage to ''Series/TheBalladOfBigAl'', focusing on the life of the titular Uk'Tan (a fictional descendant of megaraptors from Earth) as he grows from hatching to adulthood. Unlike the original TV special, [[spoiler:where [[DownerEnding Al dies thanks to]] [[AgonyOfTheFeet a necrosis infection on a broken toe]], Ka'Hai [[EarnYourHappyEnding survives the trials of the Houze Praire and lives long enough to find a mate and bear many offsprings of his own]]]].
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* ''VideoGame/LaMulana'' is one big homage to classic UsefulNotes/{{MSX}} games, particularly Creator/{{Konami}}'s MSX games, the entire library of which appears as collectible items. The gameplay is principally based on ''VideoGame/KnightmareIITheMazeOfGalious'' (with a secret NostalgiaLevel based on it) and ''VideoGame/CastlevaniaI'' (which is referenced in all the ways to upgrade Lemeza's whip).
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* ''VideoGame/LaMulana'' is one big homage to classic UsefulNotes/{{MSX}} Platform/{{MSX}} games, particularly Creator/{{Konami}}'s MSX games, the entire library of which appears as collectible items. The gameplay is principally based on ''VideoGame/KnightmareIITheMazeOfGalious'' (with a secret NostalgiaLevel based on it) and ''VideoGame/CastlevaniaI'' (which is referenced in all the ways to upgrade Lemeza's whip).
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** Pike and other [=AWs=] are based heavily on the film ''Film/{{Soldier}}'', being stoic, disciplined, not speaking unless spoken to and keeping their replies terse, having zero understanding of anything outside military life, and having only one response to anything that upsets them: violence. [[spoiler:When preparing to fight the Xenomorph, Pike almost quotes Todd, stating "We're going to kill them all, sir."]]
** [[spoiler:When reaching the Senders' homeworld, the only thing they find is an organism left behind by the Senders to communicate with anyone who dropped by and protect the Senders' secret. This creature is acknowledge to basically be the same as that from ''Film/TheThing1982''.]]
** [[spoiler:When reaching the Senders' homeworld, the only thing they find is an organism left behind by the Senders to communicate with anyone who dropped by and protect the Senders' secret. This creature is acknowledge to basically be the same as that from ''Film/TheThing1982''.]]
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** Pike and other [=AWs=] are based heavily on the film ''Film/{{Soldier}}'', being stoic, disciplined, not speaking unless spoken to and keeping their replies terse, having zero understanding of anything outside military life, and having only one response to anything that upsets them: violence. [[spoiler:When preparing to fight the Xenomorph, Xenomorphs, Pike almost quotes Todd, stating "We're going to kill them all, sir."]]
** [[spoiler:When reaching the Senders' homeworld, the only thing they find is an organism left behind by the Senders to communicate with anyone who dropped by and protect the Senders'secret.secrets. This creature is acknowledge to basically be the same as that from ''Film/TheThing1982''.]]
** [[spoiler:When reaching the Senders' homeworld, the only thing they find is an organism left behind by the Senders to communicate with anyone who dropped by and protect the Senders'
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* ''Fanfic/AlienSpeciesCrossoverReturnToLV426'':
** Pike and other [=AWs=] are based heavily on the film ''Film/{{Soldier}}'', being stoic, disciplined, not speaking unless spoken to and keeping their replies terse, having zero understanding of anything outside military life, and having only one response to anything that upsets them: violence. [[spoiler:When preparing to fight the Xenomorph, Pike almost quotes Todd, stating "We're going to kill them all, sir."]]
** [[spoiler:When reaching the Senders' homeworld, the only thing they find is an organism left behind by the Senders to communicate with anyone who dropped by and protect the Senders' secret. This creature is acknowledge to basically be the same as that from ''Film/TheThing1982''.]]
** Pike and other [=AWs=] are based heavily on the film ''Film/{{Soldier}}'', being stoic, disciplined, not speaking unless spoken to and keeping their replies terse, having zero understanding of anything outside military life, and having only one response to anything that upsets them: violence. [[spoiler:When preparing to fight the Xenomorph, Pike almost quotes Todd, stating "We're going to kill them all, sir."]]
** [[spoiler:When reaching the Senders' homeworld, the only thing they find is an organism left behind by the Senders to communicate with anyone who dropped by and protect the Senders' secret. This creature is acknowledge to basically be the same as that from ''Film/TheThing1982''.]]
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* ''Manga/SummerTimeRendering'': Several elements of the story pay homage to ''VideoGame/{{Siren}}'', a series of early 2000's survival horror games.
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* ''Manga/SummerTimeRendering'': Several elements of the story pay homage to ''VideoGame/{{Siren}}'', the ''VideoGame/SirenGames'', a series of early 2000's 2000s survival horror games.
