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Of all the insults the Major uses to condemn people who couldn't figure out that Alucard spelled backwards is "Dracula," why call them "Waffle-Munchers?" Is there a reference this troper isn't getting?
"Waffle-Munchers" = allies of Belgium. It's another World War II reference.
I assumed it was a reference to communion wafers.
It's wafer-munchers, i.e. communion wafers. Basically a creative slur for Catholics.
Just why did Iscariot convert the Major to a cyborg in the first place? It mainly seems to be there for Rule of Funny, but brings about many questions, seeing how the Major is responsible for them losing many resources and members and was certainly never going to help them, they could have simply made one of their loyal members a cyborg instead.
Presumably they used The Major as a testbed for these ideas, and that Anderson's regenerative abilities are simply a more advanced take on the concept.
The Iscariot were allies with Millenium back in World War II, even if now that's an Old Shame. They likely helped save the Major's life with cybernetics as they helped Millenium escape Germany.
