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** Entire subplot of Vault 33 bear similiar to [[spoiler: the Silo from the Literature/{{Wool}} book series which the three Vaults are under the control of cryogenically frozen leadership with one Vault/Silo wiped out in a rebellion along with wiping memories from individuals who would compromise their goals.]]
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** Entire subplot of The Vault 33 bear similiar subplot bears similarities to [[spoiler: the [[spoiler:the Silo from the Literature/{{Wool}} ''Literature/{{Wool}}'' book series series, in which the three Vaults are under the control of cryogenically frozen leadership leadership, with one Vault/Silo wiped out in a rebellion rebellion, along with wiping memories from individuals who would compromise their goals.]]
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** Entire subplot of Vault 33 bear similiar to [[spoiler: the Silo from the Literature/{{Wool}} book series which the three Vaults are under the control of cryogenically frozen leadership with one Vault/Silo wiped out in a rebellion along with wiping memories from individuals who would compromise their goals.]]
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** The wasteland doctor trying to shoot himself? Tragic. The wasteland doctor trying to shoot himself by awkwardly balancing on one leg while trying to fit the other foot's big toe into the much-too-small trigger guard of the rifle he's trying to eat? Hilarious.
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Maybe I'll find something more useful against Max. But as for the second episode, how did that get approved, while the buttholes of the cat CGI in Cats was patched out?
** As Knight Titus and Maximus inspect the Yao Guai's cave in the second episode, the forest seen behind has a strangely warped fish-eye effect. The right side of the tree looks normal by comparison.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic:
** [[spoiler:For a lot of viewers, Lee Moldaver's reveal as GoodAllAlong doesn't remotely justify her actions in the first episode and she has crossed the MoralEventHorizon as much as Hank [=MacLean=] did. This is especially true if you note her use of a wedding to cover her attack explicitly sets up Lucy to be sexually assaulted and murdered by deception despite being the daughter of her close friend]].
** [[spoiler:For a lot of viewers, Lee Moldaver's reveal as GoodAllAlong doesn't remotely justify her actions in the first episode and she has crossed the MoralEventHorizon as much as Hank [=MacLean=] did. This is especially true if you note her use of a wedding to cover her attack explicitly sets up Lucy to be sexually assaulted and murdered by deception despite being the daughter of her close friend]].
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**UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: [[spoiler:For a lot of viewers, Lee Moldaver's reveal as GoodAllAlong doesn't remotely justify her actions in the first episode and she has crossed the MoralEventHorizon as much as Hank [=MacLean=] did. This is especially true if you note her use of a wedding to cover her attack explicitly sets up Lucy to be sexually assaulted and murdered by deception despite being the daughter of her close friend]].
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Max’s main problem is not that he’s an ass, but rather that he acts before thinking, which is meant to be a character flaw for him. Also, while he was jealous, he didn’t want Dane injured
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** [[spoiler:Maximus tends to get a similar treatment, from his seemingly nonchalant manners starting from wishing Dane got injured, and lying about the circumstances that lead to knight Titus's death while also not even trying to save the latter.]]
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Max is kind-of less than douche-y compared to Titus(?)... why should we think too highly of him to start?
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** [[spoiler:For a lot of viewers, Lee Moldaver's reveal as GoodAllAlong doesn't remotely justify her actions in the first episode and she has crossed the MoralEventHorizon as much as Hank [=MacLean=] did. This is especially true if you note her use of a wedding to cover her attack explicitly sets up Lucy to be sexually assaulted and murdered by deception despite being the daughter of her closefriend]].friend]].
** [[spoiler:Maximus tends to get a similar treatment, from his seemingly nonchalant manners starting from wishing Dane got injured, and lying about the circumstances that lead to knight Titus's death while also not even trying to save the latter.]]
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** Even before we know [[DarkAndTroubledPast his backstory]], Maximus is abused frequently as a Brotherhood aspirant, with his opening scene showing him getting beaten up. After his only friend is sabotaged by an unknown attacker, all of the leadership assumes Maximus did it, nearly getting him executed. Then, when he does get a chance to squire, his Knight is an absolute asshole who takes every opportunity to abuse him, even trying to give him radiation poisoning at one point. His Knight then blames him for a Yao Guai attack that wasn't his fault and threatens his life while also demanding a stimpak. It's really no wonder Maximus lets the Knight die and then takes his power armor.
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** Even before we know [[DarkAndTroubledPast his backstory]], Maximus is abused frequently as a Brotherhood aspirant, with his opening scene showing him getting beaten up. After his only friend is sabotaged by an unknown attacker, all of the leadership assumes Maximus did it, nearly getting leading to him executed. Then, when he does get filling in Dane's role as a chance to squire, his Knight is an absolute asshole who takes every opportunity to abuse him, even treats him poorly, which includes trying to give him radiation poisoning at one point. His Knight then blames him for a Yao Guai attack that wasn't his fault and threatens his life while also demanding a stimpak. It's really no wonder Maximus lets the Knight die and then takes his power armor.fault.
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* FanPreferredCouple: In the fandom, Ghoul/Lucy is far more popular than the more canonical [[spoiler: Maximus/Lucy]], due to fans feeling they have great chemistry and the Ghoul being the fan favorite.
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* CompleteMonster: [[SmallRoleBigImpact Leon von Felden]] is a [[MadScientist high-ranking researcher at West-Tek and the lead scientist on the development of the Forced Evolutionary Virus]], [[spoiler:whilst also being complicit in Vault-Tec's scheme to start the Great War]]. Wanting to use the virus to create SuperSoldiers, Felden orchestrates the [[PlayingWithSyringes mass experimentation]] of countless [[TestedOnHumans humans]] due to no longer wanting to test on animals. These experiments left horrific results and eventually ended up creating the first batch of Super Mutants. Leon's legacy as the creator of the FEV virus has paved the bloody ambitions of countless megalomaniacs, whilst his creation of the Super Mutants has left a marauding blight upon the wasteland.
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* CompleteMonster: [[SmallRoleBigImpact Leon von Felden]] is a [[MadScientist high-ranking researcher at West-Tek and the lead scientist on the development of the Forced Evolutionary Virus]], [[spoiler:whilst also being complicit in Vault-Tec's scheme to start the Great War]]. Wanting to use the virus to create SuperSoldiers, Felden orchestrates the [[PlayingWithSyringes mass experimentation]] of countless [[TestedOnHumans humans]] due to no longer wanting to test on animals. These experiments left horrific results and eventually ended up creating the first batch of Super Mutants. Leon's legacy as the creator of the FEV virus has paved the bloody ambitions of countless megalomaniacs, whilst his creation of creation, the Super Mutants has super mutants, have left a marauding blight upon the wasteland.
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* CompleteMonster: [[SmallRoleBigImpact Leon von Felden]] is a [[MadScientist high-ranking researcher at West-Tek and the lead scientist on the development of the Forced Evolutionary Virus]], [[spoiler:whilst also being complicit in Vault-Tec's scheme to start the Great War]]. Wanting to use the virus to create SuperSoldiers, Felden orchestrates the [[PlayingWithSyringes mass experimentation]] of countless [[TestedOnHumans humans]] due to no longer wanting to test on animals. These experiments left horrific results. results and eventually ended up creating the first batch of Super Mutants. Leon's legacy in creating as the creator of the FEV virus has paved the bloody ambitions of countless megalomaniacs.megalomaniacs, whilst his creation of the Super Mutants has left a marauding blight upon the wasteland.
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* CompleteMonster: [[SmallRoleBigImpact Leon von Felden]] is a [[MadScientist high-ranking researcher at West-Tek and the lead scientist on the development of the Forced Evolutionary Virus]], [[spoiler:whilst also being complicit in Vault-Tec's scheme to start the Great War]]. Wanting to use the virus to create SuperSoldiers, Felden orchestrates the [[PlayingWithSyringes mass experimentation]] of countless [[TestedOnHumans humans]] due to no longer wanting to test on animals. These experiments left horrific results. Leon's legacy as the creator of the FEV virus has paved the bloody ambitions of countless megalomaniacs.
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* CompleteMonster: [[SmallRoleBigImpact Leon von Felden]] is a [[MadScientist high-ranking researcher at West-Tek and the lead scientist on the development of the Forced Evolutionary Virus]], [[spoiler:whilst also being complicit in Vault-Tec's scheme to start the Great War]]. Wanting to use the virus to create SuperSoldiers, Felden orchestrates the [[PlayingWithSyringes mass experimentation]] of countless [[TestedOnHumans humans]] due to no longer wanting to test on animals. These experiments left horrific results. Leon's legacy as the creator of the in creating FEV virus has paved the bloody ambitions of countless megalomaniacs.
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Super Mutants were created by Richard Grey, AKA The Master.
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* CompleteMonster: [[SmallRoleBigImpact Leon von Felden]] is a [[MadScientist high-ranking researcher at West-Tek and the lead scientist on the development of the Forced Evolutionary Virus]], [[spoiler:whilst also being complicit in Vault-Tec's scheme to start the Great War]]. Wanting to use the virus to create SuperSoldiers, Felden orchestrates the [[PlayingWithSyringes mass experimentation]] of countless [[TestedOnHumans humans]] due to no longer wanting to test on animals. These experiments left horrific results and eventually ended up creating the first batch of Super Mutants. results. Leon's legacy as the creator of the FEV virus has paved the bloody ambitions of countless megalomaniacs, whilst his creation of the Super Mutants has left a marauding blight upon the wasteland.megalomaniacs.
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* MemeticLoser: Given his [[DirtyCoward cowardice,]] {{Jerkass}}ery, [[OverrankedSoldier incompetence,]] and [[UndignifiedDeath the humiliating, pathetic demise he suffers]], it didn't take long at all for "Knight" Titus to be labeled as this. Being portrayed by controversial actor Creator/MichaelRapaport certainly didn't do him any favors.
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* MemeticLoser: Given his [[DirtyCoward cowardice,]] cowardice]], {{Jerkass}}ery, [[OverrankedSoldier incompetence,]] incompetence despite his rank]], and [[UndignifiedDeath the humiliating, pathetic demise he suffers]], it didn't take long at all for "Knight" Titus to be labeled as this. Being portrayed by controversial actor Creator/MichaelRapaport certainly didn't do him any favors.
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** In a similar vein to "Only You" above, Nat King Cole's "I Don't Want To See Tomorrow" is used to ''fantastic'' effect throughout the series, first in the trailer and then during the epic final confrontation in the first season finale between the [[spoiler:West Coast Brotherhood of Steel and Moldaver's NCR remnants]]. Not only is it just a great song on its own, but the lyrics and overall tone provide a near-perfect allusion to the franchise's greater themes of [[CrapsaccharineWorld an obvious nightmare poorly hidden under a pleasant façade]].
** Speaking of the first season finale, the Ink Spots' "We Three (My Echo, My Shadow and Me)" is used excellently, perfectly alluding to the season's BittersweetEnding with each character having accomplished major goals in their season-wide arcs... but left unfulfilled and depressed by the realization that the road ahead of them is far more arduous than they could've ever imagined.
** Speaking of the first season finale, the Ink Spots' "We Three (My Echo, My Shadow and Me)" is used excellently, perfectly alluding to the season's BittersweetEnding with each character having accomplished major goals in their season-wide arcs... but left unfulfilled and depressed by the realization that the road ahead of them is far more arduous than they could've ever imagined.
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* CommonKnowledge: Certain fans have accused the show of trying to decanonize ''New Vegas'', claiming that the blackboard history of the NCR shows that [[spoiler:Shady Sands was nuked in 2277, which was four years prior to the events of ''New Vegas'' would have made the NCR's war effort during the game impossible.]] However, the blackboard doesn't say this at all: [[spoiler:it says that the fall of Shady Sands occurred in 2277, with the nuke being the next point on the timeline [[note]]though it's not specified if this "fall" refers to an economic downfall due to the war or something else[[/note]].]]
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* CommonKnowledge: Certain fans have accused the show of trying to decanonize ''New Vegas'', claiming that the blackboard history of the NCR shows that [[spoiler:Shady Sands was nuked in 2277, which was four years prior to the events of ''New Vegas'' would have made the NCR's war effort during the game impossible.]] However, the blackboard doesn't say this at all: [[spoiler:it says that the fall of Shady Sands occurred in 2277, with the nuke being the next point on the timeline [[note]]though it's not specified if this "fall" refers to an economic downfall due to the war NCR-Legion War or something else[[/note]].]]
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** The joke at the end of Episode 2. [[spoiler:Wilzig thinks he's too wounded to continue his journey. Lucy gives him a RousingSpeech to keep him going...[[NegatedMomentOfAwesome only for him to anti-climatically reveal that he had already taken a cyanide pill]]. He then awkwardly rambles about its good qualities, including its banana flavor, even calling it "the most humane product that Vault-Tec ever made", (made funnier because that's probably true) and wondering why it wasn't more popular.]]
** Stephanie's insanely awkward attempt to seduce Chet in Episode 4, particularly when he both plays along with her delusions regarding her dead husband Burt and him mistaking her water breaking for him having already given her an orgasm.
** The absurdly frank discussion about sex between Lucy & Maximus at the start of Episode 6 is so ridiculous that it flies right past being just uncomfortable and into hilarious CringeComedy territory.
** [[spoiler:Thaddeus getting suddenly shot through the neck with a crossbow bolt? Horrifying. His [[MajorInjuryUnderreaction incredulous reaction to him still being alive]] and the awkward wheezing sound caused by him breathing through the new hole in his neck? Utterly ridiculous]].
** Stephanie's insanely awkward attempt to seduce Chet in Episode 4, particularly when he both plays along with her delusions regarding her dead husband Burt and him mistaking her water breaking for him having already given her an orgasm.
** The absurdly frank discussion about sex between Lucy & Maximus at the start of Episode 6 is so ridiculous that it flies right past being just uncomfortable and into hilarious CringeComedy territory.
** [[spoiler:Thaddeus getting suddenly shot through the neck with a crossbow bolt? Horrifying. His [[MajorInjuryUnderreaction incredulous reaction to him still being alive]] and the awkward wheezing sound caused by him breathing through the new hole in his neck? Utterly ridiculous]].
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** The joke at the end of Episode 2. [[spoiler:Wilzig thinks he's too wounded to continue his journey. Lucy gives him a RousingSpeech to keep him going...[[NegatedMomentOfAwesome only for him to anti-climatically reveal that he had already taken a cyanide pill]]. He then awkwardly rambles about its good qualities, including its banana flavor, even calling it "the most humane product that Vault-Tec ever made", made" (made even funnier because that's probably true) NotHyperbole), and wondering why it wasn't more popular.]]
** Stephanie's insanely awkward attempt to seduce Chet in Episode 4, particularly when he both plays along with her delusions regarding her dead husband Burt and him mistaking her water breaking for him havingalready given her an orgasm.
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** The absurdly frank discussion about sex between Lucy & Maximus at the start of Episode 6 is soridiculous bizarre that it flies right past being just painfully uncomfortable and into hilarious CringeComedy territory.
** [[spoiler:Thaddeus getting suddenly shot through the neck with a crossbow bolt? Horrifying. His [[MajorInjuryUnderreaction incredulous reaction to him still beingalive]] and alive]], the awkward wheezing sound caused by him breathing through the new hole in his neck? Utterly ridiculous]].neck, and his [[UnusuallyUninterestingSight comically underplayed reaction]] to his impending ghoulification? ''Hilarious.'']].
** Stephanie's insanely awkward attempt to seduce Chet in Episode 4, particularly when he both plays along with her delusions regarding her dead husband Burt and him mistaking her water breaking for him having
** The absurdly frank discussion about sex between Lucy & Maximus at the start of Episode 6 is so
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** With ''WesternAnimation/{{Arcane}}'', another critically acclaimed video game TV adaptation starring Creator/EllaPurnell in a lead role. Fans joke about [[FanficFuel what would happen]] if [[DarkActionGirl Jinx]] were to meet [[AllLovingHero Lucy]] while at the same time applauding the show runners for doing their adaptations and lore justice.
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** With ''WesternAnimation/{{Arcane}}'', another critically acclaimed video game TV adaptation starring Creator/EllaPurnell in a lead role. Fans joke about [[FanficFuel what would happen]] if [[DarkActionGirl Jinx]] were to meet [[AllLovingHero Lucy]] while at the same time applauding the show runners for doing their adaptations and lore justice.justice and sticking to both works' heavy anti-capitalist themes.
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** In the second episode, the Snake Oil Salesman spots Lucy & an injured Wilzig leaving Filly and then loudly begins to proclaim that he ''totally'' has serums to repair Wilzig's ruined foot. As funny as this is on the surface since it just comes across as the Snake Oil Salesman indulging in BlatantLies for a quick buck, it becomes significantly funnier come the first season's penultimate episode when it's revealed that [[spoiler:''[[RealAfterAll he wasn't actually lying]];'' he really ''does'' have serums that can near-instantly heal someone's crippled foot... they just come with the side effect of what seems to be ghoulification (as what poor Thaddeus soon learns)]].
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** In the second episode, the Snake Oil Salesman spots Lucy & an injured Wilzig leaving Filly and then loudly begins to proclaim that he ''totally'' has serums to repair Wilzig's ruined foot. As funny amusing as this is on the surface since it just comes across as the Snake Oil Salesman indulging in BlatantLies for a quick buck, it becomes significantly funnier come the first season's penultimate episode when it's revealed that [[spoiler:''[[RealAfterAll he wasn't actually lying]];'' he really ''does'' have serums that can near-instantly heal someone's crippled foot... they just come with the side effect of what seems to be ghoulification (as what poor Thaddeus soon learns)]].ghoulification]].
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* MemeticLoser: Given his [[DirtyCoward cowardice,]] {{Jerkass}}ery, [[OverrankedSoldier incompetence,]] and [[UndignifiedDeath the humiliating, pathetic demise he suffers]], it didn't take long at all for "Knight" Titus to be labeled as this. Being portrayed by controversial actor Creator/MichaelRapaport certainly didn't do him any favors.favors.
* MemeticMutation: Can be found [[Memes/{{Fallout}} here]].
* MemeticMutation: Can be found [[Memes/{{Fallout}} here]].
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* MemeticLoser: Given his [[DirtyCoward cowardice,]] [[OverrankedSoldier incompetence,]] and [[UndignifiedDeath the humiliating, pathetic demise he suffers]], it didn't take long at all for "Knight" Titus to be labeled as this. Being played portrayed by controversial actor Creator/MichaelRapaport certainly didn't do him any favors.
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* MemeticLoser: Given his [[DirtyCoward cowardice,]] [[OverrankedSoldier incompetence,]] and [[UndignifiedDeath the humiliating, pathetic demise he suffers]], it didn't take long at all for "Knight" Titus to be labeled as this. Being played by controversial actor /Creator/MichaelRapaport Creator/MichaelRapaport certainly didn't do him any favors.
