WMG / Wild Cards

• Quasiman is actually Jet Boy, he survived the air battle with Doktor Tod because he the very first infected from the mass release of spores. This is hinted at in Book 15 Black Trump (Card Sharks 3) when Qiasi has a vision that's first dismissed as his mind wandering again but later is shown to seemingly be a glimpse into the future from his time/space inbound brain. But what if it was both? The greatest air ace who ever lived now a sad, confused twisted man working as a janitor in a church...

• Humans can have very weak psychic powers, which would make sense if the Earth is a Lost Colony of Takis.
  • Greg Hartmann retains an extremely weak version of his Puppetman powers even after he's jumped into Battle's new joker body. The wild card had simply enhanced this power.
  • Jay Ackroyd's nightmare depicts the Shortcut perfectly, to the point that he can actually teleport stuff there if he simply concentrates on the memory of his nightmare. We know that he had those nightmares since he was a child, but we do not know at what age he turned his ace; unless he turned it as a child as well, in which case dreaming of the Shortcut could be a side effect of the virus (because when something teleports it temporarily travels through it) psychic powers seem the most likely explanation.

• Lonhegrin may be a pedophile. When he is under Horrorshow's effect he starts singing a German song about the joys of hunting before being presented with the illusion of a vulnerable child in need to which he tells to come with him. It may also be the perfect illusion to target Klaus' chivalry, but considering the song that he was singing before and that Horrorshow fills you with maddening horrific impulses, one might wonder...