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  • Fridge Brilliance: Red Sun, the Japanese supervillain, is vulnerable to radiation. Whether intended or not, it's a bit of offensive Irony right there (of course, such political incorrectness was more acceptable in the 1960s when the games are set (with a trip to world war two in the 1940s in the second game), thus adding another layer of fridge brilliance)
    • Well, radiation and acid are the weaknesses of every character made of flesh, which is quite realistic. Also, Red Sun's weakness to acid is more important in his duel with Black Jack.
    • Typically, the first three Allied Nations that come to mind are the US, UK and USSR and the WWII heroes represent the US, UK and France. Why? Because, had this been a comic series made during the game's setting (the Cold War), an American comic company would be hesitant to glorify its current enemy by making a Russian hero. This also explains why Nuclear Winter is FF's first enemy and why he's the only character other than Time Master to return for the sequel.
  • Fridge Logic: Alchemiss was a college student before she became a superheroine, yet in the second game, she's treated as super old for some reason - probably the new voice actress.
    • Well, she's one of the longest serving Freedom Force members...
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