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* AnAesop: Chapter 19 in ''Days of Ruin'' has a message about alternative medicine being bad. Desperate people infected with a horrific and terminal super-plague have turned to an abusive cult that promises magical miracle cures in exchange for their obedience. After unsuccessfully attacking the armed soldiers for "sacrifices" and their supplies at the cult leader's urging (who perishes in the attack), the survivors are told by the troops' doctor that, while science might work slowly and not tell them whatever they want to hear, they should trust it, not magic-peddling hucksters, for medical solutions, because science actually will solve their problems.
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* OurClonesAreDifferent: From the ''Advance Wars'' sub-series, we have two different rulesets for two different worlds.
** In the first three games of this series, clones are identical in appearance and powers to the original. However, their memories and mindsets are extremely different, frequently hollow, compared ot the originals. The first of these from the first game was Clone Andy, who tried to mimic the real Andy with mixed results; in ''Re-Boot Camp'', he was shown sadistically enjoying the carnage he wrought to his enemies. ''Dual Strike'' showed clones of more [=COs=], including another Andy clone; their personalities were robotically loyal to Black Hole, though the second Clone Andy was allowed to feel empathy as he faded.
** ''Days of Ruin'' had clones that were closer to scientific interpretations than the first three games. The only clones present were of [[BigBad Dr. Caulder]], but despite having his genotype, their appearances, personalities, and powers were vastly different from him. Even the man himself was actually another clone of the real deal. Penny was deranged due to experiments on her, and could shift the weather. Tabitha was an AlphaBitch who took after "daddy". Cyrus voiced concerns about Caulder's madness and ultimately chose to help bring him down. Isabella was kind and compassionate. All of them were clones, and all turned out so differently from the original.
** In the first three games of this series, clones are identical in appearance and powers to the original. However, their memories and mindsets are extremely different, frequently hollow, compared ot the originals. The first of these from the first game was Clone Andy, who tried to mimic the real Andy with mixed results; in ''Re-Boot Camp'', he was shown sadistically enjoying the carnage he wrought to his enemies. ''Dual Strike'' showed clones of more [=COs=], including another Andy clone; their personalities were robotically loyal to Black Hole, though the second Clone Andy was allowed to feel empathy as he faded.
** ''Days of Ruin'' had clones that were closer to scientific interpretations than the first three games. The only clones present were of [[BigBad Dr. Caulder]], but despite having his genotype, their appearances, personalities, and powers were vastly different from him. Even the man himself was actually another clone of the real deal. Penny was deranged due to experiments on her, and could shift the weather. Tabitha was an AlphaBitch who took after "daddy". Cyrus voiced concerns about Caulder's madness and ultimately chose to help bring him down. Isabella was kind and compassionate. All of them were clones, and all turned out so differently from the original.
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* [[AvoidTheDreadedGRating Avoid The Dreaded E Rating]]: In order to solidify itself as a DarkerAndEdgier {{Retool}}, ''Days of Ruin'' has some mild gratuitous swearing in it, earning it a E10+ rating from the ESRB for Language and Mild Violence.
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* [[AvoidTheDreadedGRating Avoid The Dreaded E Rating]]: AutoPilotTutorial: Some of the ''Advance Wars'' tutorials turns require the player to relinquish control to demonstrate specific moves. It applies to the AI as well. For the first couple of maps, you see the enemy using the same interface and commands you do.
* AvoidTheDreadedGRating: In order to solidify itself as a DarkerAndEdgier {{Retool}}, ''Days of Ruin'' has some mild gratuitous swearing in it, earning it a E10+ rating from the ESRB for Language and Mild Violence.
* AvoidTheDreadedGRating: In order to solidify itself as a DarkerAndEdgier {{Retool}}, ''Days of Ruin'' has some mild gratuitous swearing in it, earning it a E10+ rating from the ESRB for Language and Mild Violence.
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* StealthPun: Hetler's theme in Super Famicom Wars is titled "[[SpringtimeForHitler Springtime]]".
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* StealthPun: Hetler's theme in Super Famicom Wars is titled "[[SpringtimeForHitler "[[Film/TheProducers Springtime]]".
