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* The [[Website/TFWikiDotNet Transformers Wiki]] has a "Transformers References" section for every episode or issue. Much of it is simply "Starscream mentions last issue's events" but you'd be surprised how many sly homages there are. After all, it's a franchise that's been going across ''multiple'' media with ''several'' countries producing original fiction almost continuously since 1984, and everything, however obscure, is some fan's favorite and some author's favorite, and some of the creators just like throwing in obscure homages for fun. The result is ''every single member of any crowd scene'' in ''WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated'' being a past character, though it may be as obscure as "That off-white Bumblebee repaint sold briefly and only in Brazil." (Aka Sedan.)
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*** The [[Wiki/TFWikiDotNet Transformers Wiki]] has a "Transformers References" section for every episode or issue. Much of it is simply "Starscream mentions last issue's events" but you'd be surprised how many sly homages there are. After all, it's a franchise that's been going across ''multiple'' media with ''several'' countries producing original fiction almost continuously since 1984, and everything, however obscure, is some fan's favorite and some author's favorite, and some of the creators just like throwing in obscure homages for fun. The result is ''every single member of any crowd scene'' in ''WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated'' being a past character, though it may be as obscure as "That off-white Bumblebee repaint sold briefly and only in Brazil." (Aka Sedan.)
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* "WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls Rule!!", the tenth anniversary special of... well... guess, takes its ''VideoGame/MarioKart''-homage sequence almost directly from the first ''Whoopass Girls'' short, in which the Girls race Him.
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* "WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls "WesternAnimation/{{The Powerpuff Girls|1998}} Rule!!", the tenth anniversary special of... well... guess, takes its ''VideoGame/MarioKart''-homage sequence almost directly from the first ''Whoopass Girls'' short, in which the Girls race Him.
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* ''VideoGame/DigimonStoryCyberSleuth'' manages to pull off a WholePlotReference to ''every season of the anime at once''.
** [[Anime/DigimonAdventure The main characters are implied to have been destined to connect with their partners, of whom an Agumon and a Gabumon are the most prominently featured.]]
** [[Anime/DigimonAdventure02 A creepy-looking older man manipulates the children, and in particular one who turns to the dark side, in an effort to reach the Digital World himself.]]
** [[Anime/DigimonTamers The major threat is a non-Digimon digital lifeform that corrodes and devours anything it comes in contact with, which if not stopped will engulf both worlds.]]
** [[Anime/DigimonFrontier Of the Royal Knights that side against humanity, Crusadermon and her scheme to gather energy play the front-and-center role.]]
** [[Anime/DigimonDataSquad The Royal Knights arrive roughly halfway through the story and take over the majority of the remaining plot.]]
** [[Anime/DigimonFusion Of these children, the main character is unusual in that they carry a small army of Digimon with them.]]
** [[Anime/DigimonXrosWarsTheYoungHuntersWhoLeaptThroughTime To deal with a threat that can't be handled otherwise, the characters reach out to other Digimon media for a crossover.]]
** [[Anime/DigimonXEvolution Said plot focuses heavily on an ideological rift between the members of the Royal Knights, with Alphamon as a prominent figure in the heroic faction.]]
** [[Anime/DigimonAdventure The main characters are implied to have been destined to connect with their partners, of whom an Agumon and a Gabumon are the most prominently featured.]]
** [[Anime/DigimonAdventure02 A creepy-looking older man manipulates the children, and in particular one who turns to the dark side, in an effort to reach the Digital World himself.]]
** [[Anime/DigimonTamers The major threat is a non-Digimon digital lifeform that corrodes and devours anything it comes in contact with, which if not stopped will engulf both worlds.]]
** [[Anime/DigimonFrontier Of the Royal Knights that side against humanity, Crusadermon and her scheme to gather energy play the front-and-center role.]]
** [[Anime/DigimonDataSquad The Royal Knights arrive roughly halfway through the story and take over the majority of the remaining plot.]]
** [[Anime/DigimonFusion Of these children, the main character is unusual in that they carry a small army of Digimon with them.]]
** [[Anime/DigimonXrosWarsTheYoungHuntersWhoLeaptThroughTime To deal with a threat that can't be handled otherwise, the characters reach out to other Digimon media for a crossover.]]
** [[Anime/DigimonXEvolution Said plot focuses heavily on an ideological rift between the members of the Royal Knights, with Alphamon as a prominent figure in the heroic faction.]]
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** Charles Xavier and Gabrielle's romance in "[[Recap/LegionS3E3Chapter22 Chapter 22]]" [[https://legionfx.tumblr.com/post/186192217049/david-x-syd-charles-x-gabrielle-parallels parallels]] David and Sydney's from "[[Recap/LegionS1E1Chapter1 Chapter 1]]." They're both patients at a mental institution, one sketches the portrait of the other, the first meal they share includes pie, they stroll around the hospital together, they both kiss [[note]]done for real in Charles and Gabrielle's case, whereas David and Syd had to settle for a symbolic smooch to avoid activating her FreakyFridayFlip mutant power[[/note]], plus the girlfriend stealthily enters the bedroom of the boyfriend at night and they discuss leaving the asylum in his bed.
** In "[[Recap/LegionS3E7Chapter26 Chapter 26]]", while inside David Haller's psyche, Charles is surrounded by his son's multiple personalities who are all bombarding him with a chorus of "Daddy," which mirrors how David is addressed as "Daddy" by his many cult followers who crowd around him.
** In "[[Recap/LegionS3E7Chapter26 Chapter 26]]", while inside David Haller's psyche, Charles is surrounded by his son's multiple personalities who are all bombarding him with a chorus of "Daddy," which mirrors how David is addressed as "Daddy" by his many cult followers who crowd around him.
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** Charles Xavier and Gabrielle's romance in "[[Recap/LegionS3E3Chapter22 Chapter 22]]" [[https://legionfx.tumblr.com/post/186192217049/david-x-syd-charles-x-gabrielle-parallels parallels]] David Haller and Sydney's Sydney Barrett's from "[[Recap/LegionS1E1Chapter1 Chapter 1]]." They're both patients at a mental institution, one sketches the portrait of the other, the first meal they share includes pie, they stroll around the hospital together, they both kiss [[note]]done for real in Charles and Gabrielle's case, whereas David and Syd had to settle for a symbolic smooch to avoid activating her FreakyFridayFlip mutant power[[/note]], plus the girlfriend stealthily enters the bedroom of the boyfriend at night and they discuss leaving the asylum in his bed.
** In "[[Recap/LegionS3E7Chapter26 Chapter 26]]", while insideDavid Haller's David's psyche, Charles is surrounded by his son's multiple personalities who are all bombarding him with a chorus of "Daddy," which mirrors how David is addressed as "Daddy" by his many cult followers who crowd around him.
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* ''{{Series/Legion|2017}}'': Charles Xavier and Gabrielle's romance in "[[Recap/LegionS3E3Chapter22 Chapter 22]]" [[https://legionfx.tumblr.com/post/186192217049/david-x-syd-charles-x-gabrielle-parallels parallels]] David and Sydney's from "[[Recap/LegionS1E1Chapter1 Chapter 1]]." They're both patients at a mental institution, one sketches the portrait of the other, the first meal they share includes pie, they stroll around the hospital together, they both kiss [[note]]done for real in Charles and Gabrielle's case, whereas David and Syd had to settle for a symbolic smooch to avoid activating her FreakyFridayFlip mutant power[[/note]], plus the girlfriend stealthily enters the bedroom of the boyfriend at night and they discuss leaving the asylum in his bed.
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** Charles Xavier and Gabrielle's romance in "[[Recap/LegionS3E3Chapter22 Chapter 22]]" [[https://legionfx.tumblr.com/post/186192217049/david-x-syd-charles-x-gabrielle-parallels parallels]] David and Sydney's from "[[Recap/LegionS1E1Chapter1 Chapter 1]]." They're both patients at a mental institution, one sketches the portrait of the other, the first meal they share includes pie, they stroll around the hospital together, they both kiss [[note]]done for real in Charles and Gabrielle's case, whereas David and Syd had to settle for a symbolic smooch to avoid activating her FreakyFridayFlip mutant power[[/note]], plus the girlfriend stealthily enters the bedroom of the boyfriend at night and they discuss leaving the asylum in hisbed.bed.
** In "[[Recap/LegionS3E7Chapter26 Chapter 26]]", while inside David Haller's psyche, Charles is surrounded by his son's multiple personalities who are all bombarding him with a chorus of "Daddy," which mirrors how David is addressed as "Daddy" by his many cult followers who crowd around him.
** Charles Xavier and Gabrielle's romance in "[[Recap/LegionS3E3Chapter22 Chapter 22]]" [[https://legionfx.tumblr.com/post/186192217049/david-x-syd-charles-x-gabrielle-parallels parallels]] David and Sydney's from "[[Recap/LegionS1E1Chapter1 Chapter 1]]." They're both patients at a mental institution, one sketches the portrait of the other, the first meal they share includes pie, they stroll around the hospital together, they both kiss [[note]]done for real in Charles and Gabrielle's case, whereas David and Syd had to settle for a symbolic smooch to avoid activating her FreakyFridayFlip mutant power[[/note]], plus the girlfriend stealthily enters the bedroom of the boyfriend at night and they discuss leaving the asylum in his
** In "[[Recap/LegionS3E7Chapter26 Chapter 26]]", while inside David Haller's psyche, Charles is surrounded by his son's multiple personalities who are all bombarding him with a chorus of "Daddy," which mirrors how David is addressed as "Daddy" by his many cult followers who crowd around him.
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* ''{{Series/Legion|2017}}'': Charles Xavier and Gabrielle's romance in "[[Recap/LegionS3E3Chapter22 Chapter 22]]" [[https://legionfx.tumblr.com/post/186192217049/david-x-syd-charles-x-gabrielle-parallels parallels]] David and Sydney's from "[[Recap/LegionS1E1Chapter1 Chapter 1]]." They're both patients in a mental institution, one sketches the portrait of the other, the first meal they share includes pie, they stroll around the hospital together, they both kiss [[note]]done for real in Charles and Gabrielle's case, whereas David and Syd had to settle for a symbolic smooch to avoid activating her FreakyFridayFlip mutant power[[/note]], plus the girlfriend stealthily enters the bedroom of the boyfriend at night and they discuss leaving the asylum in his bed.
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* ''{{Series/Legion|2017}}'': Charles Xavier and Gabrielle's romance in "[[Recap/LegionS3E3Chapter22 Chapter 22]]" [[https://legionfx.tumblr.com/post/186192217049/david-x-syd-charles-x-gabrielle-parallels parallels]] David and Sydney's from "[[Recap/LegionS1E1Chapter1 Chapter 1]]." They're both patients in at a mental institution, one sketches the portrait of the other, the first meal they share includes pie, they stroll around the hospital together, they both kiss [[note]]done for real in Charles and Gabrielle's case, whereas David and Syd had to settle for a symbolic smooch to avoid activating her FreakyFridayFlip mutant power[[/note]], plus the girlfriend stealthily enters the bedroom of the boyfriend at night and they discuss leaving the asylum in his bed.
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* ''{{Series/Legion|2017}}'': Charles Xavier and Gabrielle's romance in "[[Recap/LegionS3E3Chapter22 Chapter 22]]" [[https://legionfx.tumblr.com/post/186192217049/david-x-syd-charles-x-gabrielle-parallels parallels]] David and Sydney's from "[[Recap/LegionS1E1Chapter1 Chapter 1]]." They're both patients in a mental institution, one sketches the portrait of the other, the first meal they share includes pie, they stroll around the hospital together, they both kiss [[note]]done for real in Charles and Gabrielle's case, whereas David and Syd had to settle for a symbolic smooch to avoid activating her FreakyFridayFlip mutant power[[/note]], plus the girlfriend stealthily enters the bedroom of the boyfriend at night and they discuss leaving the asylum in his bed.
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** In the first serialized manga for ''-san'', they mimic a scene from the first published chapter of ''-kun'' where four of the brothers go up to another person and ask if food is ready but the person doesn't recognize that they're talking to four separate people. In the ''-san'' homage, the panelling also mimics that of the ''-kun'' original.
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* ''Franchise/FireEmblem'' is a LongRunner franchise ''built'' on recurring archetypes, so it naturally has too many of these to list. However, the mainline king of Fire Emblem homages is undoubtedly Awakening, which was created as a potential last-ever Fire Emblem game, and is therefore filled to the brim with homages to some of the franchise's most beloved moments. These include including the marriage and children inheritance system and main plot of ''VideoGame/FireEmblemGenealogyOfTheHolyWar'' and a secondary plot based on ''VideoGame/FireEmblemGaiden'', many optional weapons named after earlier main characters, and even the potential to use said classic lords as optional DLC units. And of course, it goes without saying that as ''VideoGame/FireEmblemHeroes'' was created as a celebration of the franchise, it is also filled with fun {{Mythology Gag}}s and remixes.
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* ''Detective Comics'' Vol. 1 #387 (May 1969; the 30th anniversary issue), ''Detective Comics'' Vol. 1 #627 (March 1991; the 600th issue since Batman showed up) and ''Detective Comics'' Vol. 2 #27 (March 2014; the 75th anniversary issue) all contained updated versions of "The Case of the Chemical Syndicate", the first Franchise/{{Batman}} story from ''Detective Comics'' Vol. 1 #27. ''DC'' #387 even reprinted the original, while ''DC'' #627 reprinted both the original ''and'' the previous remake before its own remakes (yes, this one had two).
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* ''Detective Comics'' Vol. 1 #387 (May 1969; the 30th anniversary issue), ''Detective Comics'' Vol. 1 #627 (March 1991; the 600th issue since Batman showed up) and ''Detective Comics'' Vol. 2 #27 (March 2014; the 75th anniversary issue) all contained updated versions of "The Case of the Chemical Syndicate", the first Franchise/{{Batman}} ComicBook/{{Batman}} story from ''Detective Comics'' Vol. 1 #27. ''DC'' #387 even reprinted the original, while ''DC'' #627 reprinted both the original ''and'' the previous remake before its own remakes (yes, this one had two).
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* ''WebVideo/AtopTheFourthWall'': Linkara's anniversary episodes always have to do with Franchise/SpiderMan's ComicBook/TheCloneSaga, because that's what his very first video review was about. He also celebrates the anniversaries of the show proper (the anniversary of his text recaps as opposed to video reviews in general) by reviewing an issue of ''ComicBook/{{Youngblood}}'', his first text recap.
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* ''WebVideo/AtopTheFourthWall'': Linkara's anniversary episodes always have to do with Franchise/SpiderMan's ComicBook/SpiderMan's ComicBook/TheCloneSaga, because that's what his very first video review was about. He also celebrates the anniversaries of the show proper (the anniversary of his text recaps as opposed to video reviews in general) by reviewing an issue of ''ComicBook/{{Youngblood}}'', his first text recap.
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* ''Comicbook/IncredibleHulk'' #393, another 30th anniversary issue, revisited the site of Banner becoming the Hulk, and answered the question of [[WhatHappenedToTheMouse what happened to Igor Drenkov, the undercover Commie agent who didn't call off the test explosion of the gamma bomb when Banner ran out onto the field to rescue Rick Jones]]. The [[http://images.wikia.com/marveldatabase/images/4/47/Incredible_Hulk_Vol_1_393.jpg cover]] was also an homage to the [[http://images.wikia.com/marveldatabase/images/f/fa/Incredible_Hulk_Vol_1_1.jpg first issue's cover.]]
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* ''Comicbook/IncredibleHulk'' ''Comicbook/TheIncredibleHulk'' #393, another 30th anniversary issue, revisited the site of Banner becoming the Hulk, and answered the question of [[WhatHappenedToTheMouse what happened to Igor Drenkov, the undercover Commie agent who didn't call off the test explosion of the gamma bomb when Banner ran out onto the field to rescue Rick Jones]]. The [[http://images.wikia.com/marveldatabase/images/4/47/Incredible_Hulk_Vol_1_393.jpg cover]] was also an homage to the [[http://images.wikia.com/marveldatabase/images/f/fa/Incredible_Hulk_Vol_1_1.jpg first issue's cover.]]
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* ''Series/{{CSINY}}'''s 100th episode is entitled, "My Name Is Mac Taylor." It involves a killer looking for someone who goes by that moniker. The line is spoken by several characters-of-the-week who do, but interestingly, Det. Taylor does NOT utter it - despite the fact that he has introduced himself in this manner quite frequently up to this point, and will continue to do so throughout the series' run.
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* Adam Hughes's variant cover for ''ComicBook/WonderWoman'' [[ComicBook/WonderWoman1942 #600]] is a recreation of the cover of ''ComicBook/SensationComics'' #1, the first cover in which Diana was front, center and the focus of the comic itself.
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** Adam Hughes's variant cover for ''ComicBook/WonderWoman'' [[ComicBook/WonderWoman1942 #600]] is a recreation of the cover of ''ComicBook/SensationComics'' #1, the first cover in which Diana was front, center and the focus of the comicitself.itself.
** ''ComicBook/WonderWomanBlackAndGold'': Diana's first line of dialogue in "The Stolen Lasso of Truth" is "I will fight for those cannot fight for themselves". A famed line from Diana's first theatrical solo film, ''Film/WonderWoman2017''.
** Adam Hughes's variant cover for ''ComicBook/WonderWoman'' [[ComicBook/WonderWoman1942 #600]] is a recreation of the cover of ''ComicBook/SensationComics'' #1, the first cover in which Diana was front, center and the focus of the comic
** ''ComicBook/WonderWomanBlackAndGold'': Diana's first line of dialogue in "The Stolen Lasso of Truth" is "I will fight for those cannot fight for themselves". A famed line from Diana's first theatrical solo film, ''Film/WonderWoman2017''.
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** ''Anime/DigimonSavers'': Another twofer; a villainous [=SaberLeomon=] was killed while attacking the human world. Near the end, [=BanchoLeomon=], who served as a mentor to the heroes, performs a HeroicSacrifice.
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** ''Anime/DigimonSavers'': ''Anime/DigimonDataSquad'': Another twofer; a villainous [=SaberLeomon=] was killed while attacking the human world. Near the end, [=BanchoLeomon=], who served as a mentor to the heroes, performs a HeroicSacrifice.
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** ''Anime/DigimonXrosWars'': [=MadLeomon=], a member of the Bagra Army was taken out by Xros Heart in episode 3 (though he was later [[BackFromTheDead revived]] as [[RedemptionEarnsLife a regular Leomon]]).
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** ''Anime/DigimonXrosWars'': ''Anime/DigimonFusion'': [=MadLeomon=], a member of the Bagra Army was taken out by Xros Heart in episode 3 (though he was later [[BackFromTheDead revived]] as [[RedemptionEarnsLife a regular Leomon]]).
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E98iTbFqRuM&t=1s This Universal Studios logo]], which celebrates their 100th anniversary, has homages to all of their previous logos, including the biplane logo, the Art Deco logo, the Universal-International logo, the Earth with rings logo, and the current giant letters around the Earth logo.
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** During the fade-out of "All You Need Is Love", you hear "She loves you, yeah, yeah, yeah," a reference to their early hit "She Loves You."
*** Of course, Music/TheRutles had to parody this in their song "Love Life", which has "Hold my hand, yeah, yeah," in its fade-out, referencing their early song "Hold My Hand."
*** Of course, Music/TheRutles had to parody this in their song "Love Life", which has "Hold my hand, yeah, yeah," in its fade-out, referencing their early song "Hold My Hand."
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* In the final episode of ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated'', the animation of the gang running from [[ArcVillain the Nibiru entity]] is styled like their stock run cycle from ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooWhereAreYou''.
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* In the final episode of ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated'', the animation of the gang running from [[ArcVillain [[EldritchAbomination the Nibiru entity]] is styled like their stock run cycle from ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooWhereAreYou''.
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* ''[[VideoGame/{{Kuukiyomi}} Kuukiyomi 3: Consider It More and More!! - Father to Son]]'' is the ContinuityReboot from the original ''Kuukiyomi 3'', also known as ''Joshi de Kuukiyomi''. Although 90% of the levels are original, the rest of them are the remake version of the former or even the early version of ''Kuukiyomi'', such as a marathon race with an obese female friend, [[KissingDiscretionShot offscreen kissing scene]], etc.
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** In ''Fantastic Four'' Vol. 6 #21, after Spider-Man and Franchise/{{Wolverine}} are summoned to help Valeria and Franklin Richards, Logan is the one who is carried by Spidey, much to the mutant's annoyance.
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* Logan's cage fight in ''[[Franchise/{{Wolverine}} Wolverine: Origin]]'' references the cage fight in the first ''[[Film/XMen1 X-Men]]'' film.
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* Logan's cage fight in ''[[Franchise/{{Wolverine}} ''[[ComicBook/{{Wolverine}} Wolverine: Origin]]'' references the cage fight in the first ''[[Film/XMen1 X-Men]]'' film.
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* Creator/DCComics character Comicbook/BlueBeetle II, Ted Kord, died in ''Countdown to Infinite Crisis'' on his knees, with a gun to his head. In ''Blue Beetle #24'' (2006 series), Blue Beetle III, Jaime Reyes, breaks out of an alien prison and scavenges clothing and equipment off the aliens he dispatches that end up putting him in something that greatly resembles Ted's costume. Then he's re-captured by the BigBad, who puts him on his knees and puts a gun to his head in an obvious callback to Ted's fate. The cover made it explicit, showing the scene with Jaime repeating Ted's last words ("Rot in Hell!").
* In the ''Comicbook/{{Flashpoint}}'' miniseries "Frankenstein and the Creatures of the Unknown", the title character's first lines upon awakening are almost exactly what he says upon awakening in the present day in his ''Comicbook/SevenSoldiers'' miniseries, even though history's been changed in ''Flashpoint'' so that, among other things, he wakes up 60 years earlier.
* In the ''Comicbook/{{Flashpoint}}'' miniseries "Frankenstein and the Creatures of the Unknown", the title character's first lines upon awakening are almost exactly what he says upon awakening in the present day in his ''Comicbook/SevenSoldiers'' miniseries, even though history's been changed in ''Flashpoint'' so that, among other things, he wakes up 60 years earlier.
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* In ''Marvel Feature'' #11, while having an argument with ComicBook/MisterFantastic, ComicBook/{{the Thing}} strikes the same pose he did on the cover of ''Fantastic Four'' #51.
* Creator/DCComics characterComicbook/BlueBeetle ComicBook/BlueBeetle II, Ted Kord, died in ''Countdown to Infinite Crisis'' on his knees, with a gun to his head. In ''Blue Beetle #24'' (2006 series), Blue Beetle III, Jaime Reyes, breaks out of an alien prison and scavenges clothing and equipment off the aliens he dispatches that end up putting him in something that greatly resembles Ted's costume. Then he's re-captured by the BigBad, who puts him on his knees and puts a gun to his head in an obvious callback to Ted's fate. The cover made it explicit, showing the scene with Jaime repeating Ted's last words ("Rot in Hell!").
* In the ''Comicbook/{{Flashpoint}}'' miniseries "Frankenstein and the Creatures of the Unknown", the title character's first lines upon awakening are almost exactly what he says upon awakening in the present day in his''Comicbook/SevenSoldiers'' ''ComicBook/SevenSoldiers'' miniseries, even though history's been changed in ''Flashpoint'' so that, among other things, he wakes up 60 years earlier.
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* Similarly, the cover of ''Amazing Fantasy #15'' when Spidey first appeared has also been reused several tines, but they tend to play with who's carrying who. For example, one such cover had Venom 2099 carrying ComicBook/SpiderMan2099. Amazing Fantasy Vol 2 #15 went even further with an entire story dedicated to "[[AscendedExtra The Guy in Spider-Man's Armpit]]". Apparently he was too terrified to [[FridgeLogic hear Spider-Man's expository narration about his secret identity in the cover]].
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* Similarly, the cover of ''Amazing Fantasy #15'' when Spidey first appeared has also been reused several tines, but they tend to play with who's carrying who. who.
** For example, one such cover had Venom 2099 carryingComicBook/SpiderMan2099. ComicBook/SpiderMan2099.
** Amazing Fantasy Vol 2 #15 went even further with an entire story dedicated to "[[AscendedExtra The Guy in Spider-Man's Armpit]]". Apparently he was too terrified to [[FridgeLogic hear Spider-Man's expository narration about his secret identity in thecover]].cover]].
** In ''Fantastic Four'' Vol. 6 #21, after Spider-Man and Franchise/{{Wolverine}} are summoned to help Valeria and Franklin Richards, Logan is the one who is carried by Spidey, much to the mutant's annoyance.
** For example, one such cover had Venom 2099 carrying
** Amazing Fantasy Vol 2 #15 went even further with an entire story dedicated to "[[AscendedExtra The Guy in Spider-Man's Armpit]]". Apparently he was too terrified to [[FridgeLogic hear Spider-Man's expository narration about his secret identity in the
** In ''Fantastic Four'' Vol. 6 #21, after Spider-Man and Franchise/{{Wolverine}} are summoned to help Valeria and Franklin Richards, Logan is the one who is carried by Spidey, much to the mutant's annoyance.
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* Logan's cage fight in ''[[ComicBook/{{Wolverine}} ''[[Franchise/{{Wolverine}} Wolverine: Origin]]'' references the cage fight in the first ''[[Film/XMen1 X-Men]]'' film.
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** Quite a few ''Superman'' covers reference the cover of the Action Comics issue in which Supes first appeared (the page image is from ''Comicbook/InfiniteCrisis'', with [[AlternateSelf Superman from Earth-2/Kal-L]] striking regular Superman/Kal-El). ''Film/SupermanReturns'' even staged it in live action.
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** Quite a few ''Superman'' covers reference the cover of the Action Comics issue in which Supes first appeared (the page image is from ''Comicbook/InfiniteCrisis'', with [[AlternateSelf Superman from Earth-2/Kal-L]] striking regular Superman/Kal-El). ''Film/SupermanReturns'' even staged it in live action. action, while ''Series/SupermanAndLois'' inverted it, with Superman setting a damaged car down on the ground.
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* In ''ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}'' story arc ''ComicBook/{{Bizarrogirl}}'', when the titular character is created, she floats upwards in a position which mirrors Supergirl's one in the cover of ''ComicBook/ActionComics'' #252 -her origin story- and spouts her same lines.
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* In ''ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}'' story arc ''ComicBook/{{Bizarrogirl}}'', when the titular character is created, she floats upwards in a position which mirrors Supergirl's one in the cover of ''ComicBook/ActionComics'' #252 -her - her origin story- story - and spouts her the same lines.lines she did.
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** And of course, "One shall stand, one shall fall", which has since become ''the'' stock phrase for every second fight between Optimus and Megatron. ''WesternAnimation/TransformersPrime'' in particular was guilty of overusing this phrase to the point where after Optimus already dropped it twice, Megatron cuts in and says the latter half himself. In an episode named "One Shall Fall" no less.
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* ''Film/XMenApocalypse'' has plenty of those.
** Like in ''Film/X2XMenUnited'', Xavier is kidnapped by the BigBad who is interested in his powers, and William Stryker arrives at the X-Mansion, taking some mutants with him to Alkali Lake.
** Like in ''Film/XMenTheLastStand'', there is a BeamOWar moment between two mutants.
** Like in ''Film/XMenFirstClass'', the plot is kickstarted by Moira going undercover to investigate a strange organization.
** Many scenes are copied from predecessor ''Film/XMenDaysOfFuturePast'', such as [[https://mcavoyclub.tumblr.com/post/143175517148/days-of-future-past-apocalypse Cerebro's door shining on Xavier]], the Quicksilver AdrenalineTime scene, and [[spoiler:TheStinger with Apocalypse building pyramids is replicated by Magneto and Jean rebuilding the X-Mansion]].
** Like in ''Film/X2XMenUnited'', Xavier is kidnapped by the BigBad who is interested in his powers, and William Stryker arrives at the X-Mansion, taking some mutants with him to Alkali Lake.
** Like in ''Film/XMenTheLastStand'', there is a BeamOWar moment between two mutants.
** Like in ''Film/XMenFirstClass'', the plot is kickstarted by Moira going undercover to investigate a strange organization.
** Many scenes are copied from predecessor ''Film/XMenDaysOfFuturePast'', such as [[https://mcavoyclub.tumblr.com/post/143175517148/days-of-future-past-apocalypse Cerebro's door shining on Xavier]], the Quicksilver AdrenalineTime scene, and [[spoiler:TheStinger with Apocalypse building pyramids is replicated by Magneto and Jean rebuilding the X-Mansion]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/SupermanRedSon'''s ColdOpening is chock-full of recreations of scenes and covers from the comic, many of which were themselves internal homages, albeit with a more drab, red-and-black color scheme to emulate russian propaganda.
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** The season 2 finale briefly reenacts Stormfront being kicked to death in the original comic, although with Kimiko/The Female, Starlight, and Queen Maeve performing the act rather than the Boys due to the latter's lack of superpowers in the adaptation as well as Stormfront escaping.
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* ''Series/TheBoys2019'' has an episode with Kimiko performing a hit on some Russian gangsters, which turns into a recreation of her first appearance in [[ComicBook/TheBoys the original comic]] as they say the same lines before she immediately slaughters them. The show upgrades it however; in the comic the audience is shown screaming from outside the house and [[GoryDiscretionShot a human face]] splattering against the window while the show [[TearOffYourFace doesn't hide it]].
