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Before Troy Baker took over the role, Todd Stashwick was cast as Sam Drake and even appears as the character's voice in the very first teaser trailer. When the game changed direction, Stashwick was quietly replaced.
The Brotherhood of Steel's headquarters was filmed at Wendover Airfield in Utah, a genuine WWII-era base that's now a museum. It's not the show's first brush with fame either, the same airfield has previously turned up in Con Air, Independence Day, and Ang Lee's Hulk.
Invincible VS, a fighting game spun off from the show, was developed by Quarter Up and published through Skybound Games, releasing on April 30, 2026 for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PC, and arcades. Several of the animated series' actual voice cast came back to reprise their characters for it, including J.K. Simmons as Omni-Man.
The astrolabe device that appears in the season 8 opening titles isn't just decoration, it's basically a visual timeline of the whole show. Look closely and you can spot the birth of Daenerys's dragons, the red comet from season two, and even a tiny dragon breaking through the Wall, referencing Viserion's attack.
The Riddler really went all out for the sequel, hiding a total of 440 Riddler Trophies across Arkham City on top of 40 separate riddles to solve. Some of them are set aside specifically for Catwoman and glow a different colour, since Batman gets electrocuted if he tries to grab those ones himself. It roughly doubles what Arkham Asylum threw at players, which tells you a lot about Rocksteady's confidence in the bigger map.
The framing story picks up right where Brotherhood left Desmond in pieces. After being forced to kill Lucy, he slips into a coma, and the only way to pull him back out is by diving through the Animus into Ezio's memories, which is really the whole reason we're reliving Constantinople in the first place.
Way back in an early season, a throwaway line identifies Gunter as the most evil thing certain characters had ever encountered, and at the time it plays as a silly joke. Turns out it was quietly setting up one of the show's biggest cosmic reveals, since Gunter is secretly the ancient being Orgalorg.
With over 200 horses used across the trilogy and huge battle scenes to shoot, the team put both horses and riders in motion capture suits and filmed their gallops and rears safely in a studio before digitally dropping them into the fighting.
