Fridge Brilliance
- In "The Parasox Pub", we learn that, because of the events of "Merewif Tag", Beth marries Danny, leaving Chris alone. We also learn that the Emotion Lord has been trying every way imaginable to alter this event. Now, think back to the Emotion Lord's first appearance, in which his goofy hijinks nearly got Danny killed...
Fridge Horror
- More Fridge Horror, in "Season of the Mitch" it turns out Reverend Pickle Chips' plan throughout the season is to turn his Sticker Pet into the Aeon Worm to summon it. Since Sticker Pets are shown to have some degree of intelligence, Pickle Chips essentially committed murder.
- It depends on your stance on the issue, but Sticker Pets are just AI programs. For starters, whether you consider destruction of an AI murder or not is a line in and of itself, but to second that, is it murder if you're just changing parameters in a program without deleting it entirely? He's rewriting the personality of his sticker pet, not ending it. Is a person who goes through a severe personality change still the same person, or did the old them die just to be replaced with someone else in their body?
- Why is the Emotion Sword, the only weapon that can kill an Emotion Lord hanging in the Parasox Pub? Because it's a prison for Emotion Lords. If an Emotion Lord goes too far, Puddingtown could use it to execute them.
- That just raises a couple of big questions. Why didn't the other Emotion Lords use the sword to kill Puddingtown themselves? And also, why are they trying to prevent Chris from taking the sword to begin with? Do they really think he would kill them if he got it, and how would them murdering him with their Emotion Lord powers to prevent him from getting the sword EVER help their position? They're all trapped in the Parasox pub for eternity for their attempts to change the timeline, so they can't even go back in time anymore to find a different version of Chris to help them...
- Whenever Catbug teleports, electricity forms around him. His shrieks of terror(?) may be from him getting electrocuted every time he teleports into the See-Through zone.
- While it’s mostly played for laughs, during their childhood, Hans Christian Teet-Phanters uses a device to make Danny vomit at different random times. This doesn’t seem too bad, but it’s quite possible that Hans did so as a jab to younger Danny’s weight. Considering how thin current Danny is, this could mean some pretty sad interpretations; either the experience was so traumatic that it drove Danny to lose weight, or Danny vomited so much that it had an actual impact on his weight, essentially giving him a quasi-eating disorder at the time.
