Our Little Adventure has quite the list of Shout Outs (and that's not counting the lyrics of Julie's bard songs). Here they are, in the order they appear in the comic:
- The prologue page (which was added later) specifically mentions The Order of the Stick by name, hoping that "certain fanboys won't attack it simply because it looks kinda similar.
- There are many references to The Order of the Stick throughout OLA.
- Page 7
has a screenshot from Final Fantasy XI, lampshading the webcomic's use of Informed Equipment (and said game's aversion of that trope). - From page 22, a couple of nods to Ocarina of Time's gameplay mechanics (specifically, gold skulltulas and the Ocarina itself).
- Page 33 gives us Super Mario Bros. 3 references. Raccoon powers indeed.
- On page 37, we're introduced to the Everwood City council, who look vaguely familiar (to say nothing of the neon sign behind them). It continues onto page 59.
- An elven Expy of Aerith appears on page 49. And she references something else about her character too...Avinza: Good afternoon! My name's Avinza and I sell armor... especially armor that protects your backside from piercing attacks.
- To The Lord of the Rings at the bottom of strip 57.
- Page 63. The evil copy of Julie needs a name (please fill in, there are certainly more references than names):
- "STOP RIGHT THERE, CRIMINAL SCUM! (#64, commented upon in #122)
- Weirdly, the first panel of page 71 is NOT an example; even though Rocky calls the shadows a "creepy Kingdom Hearts ripoff, the shadow is nothing like the Heartless.
- Page 74. The +5 Starmetal sword has been Roy Greenhilt's weapon of choice for hundreds of strips. The context... isn't what the author expected.
- #83, The Order of the Stick again.Rocky: MY story will involve a cool monster like a vampire... or Xykon.
- It appears to be a catchphrase-powered Pendant.
- Page 88 has two characters point out them: Rocky finds a magic shield "that probably Private H.I.V.E wants back", and Angelika asks for backup dancers for a dancing badger.
- The Sun's a fan of Friends. (#109)
- Page 115 Angelika don't enter rooms at random when on a cruiser, you can be challenged to a pokemon battle by a gentlemen.
- Julie may want change "the lyrics" of Cure Moderate Wounds or Disney will come down on you like a ton of bricks.
- Ten euros say "Da na na naaaaa" is the "You've got treasure" music from The Legend of Zelda. (At this point, one would expect it to be a Stock Shout-Out or something.)
- "This is because I chose this Terra disguise, isn't it?" (strip #138)
- Lenny copying an Elmer Fudd's catchprase, up to the speech impediment. (and completely ignoring the sarcasm, but that's another matter)
- The harpy from strip #147? She's an actual character from The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, and yeah, it's that bizarre. Being rendered in polyhedrons instead of drawn doesn't really help much.
- "So, I was feeling...like I couldn't decide if I wanted to cos-play Strawberry Shortcake or Cardcaptor Sakura?" strip #172
- In page 379, low-level flight magic looks a lot like Balloon Fight, complete with the enemies from the game appearing.
- When affected by a confusion spell on page 383, Lenny quotes Lisa Simpson paraphrasing Jim Morrison.
- And Julie under the effects of the same spell on the next page quotes the Cheshire Cat in American McGee's Alice.
- Coumadin seems to have learned his curses from Granny Addams.
- The second panel of the page 413 copies almost word-for-word a... less-than-perfect delivery from the movie Troll 2:Mummy: They are eating her; and then they are going to eat you.Boy: OH MY GODS!!
- The mutated chocobo in the penultimate panel of page 482 looks a lot like one of Red Mage's experiments.
- Page 665 shows that Yo-Lee is a fan of Rick and Morty.
