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The season finale leans hard on Yggdrasil, the world tree from Norse mythology, as Loki binds every branching timeline together into a single image. It's the show finally circling back to Loki's Asgardian roots after two seasons of TVA bureaucracy and multiverse chaos.
Steve Watson, the New York DJ known as Lord Sear who co-hosted Game FM back in 2001, died in March 2026 at 53. For a lot of players his voice was inseparable from cruising round Liberty City, since Game FM leaned into genuine East Coast underground hip-hop rather than the parody stations elsewhere on the dial.
Before becoming the peaceful grandmaster of the Greybeards atop the Throat of the World, Paarthurnax served as Alduin's trusted lieutenant during the Dragon War, reportedly committing atrocities against mankind before ultimately betraying his brother and teaching the first mortals the power of the Thu'um.
Pay attention during the Rebirth Island mission and you'll notice Reznov is wearing the exact same outfit as Mason. It ties into the reveal that Mason believed, on some level, that he actually was Reznov, and it's a nice bit of visual foreshadowing that only really clicks once you already know the twist and go back looking for it.
Irelia gets a reputation as the champion who's forever getting patched down, but Kassadin's numbers have quietly taken more hits over the years than almost anyone. Cooldowns stretched, damage trimmed, again and again, the poor Void Walker just can't catch a break.
Standing outside the Villa Auditore as Desmond and activating Eagle Vision reveals a trail of red footprints leading to the Assassin insignia, an unused navigational aid the developers later admitted was an oversight, since red was meant to signal danger, not direction.
Tyrion's furious speech from his jail cell in season four is one of the show's most memorable moments, but Nikolaj Coster-Waldau has said it wasn't originally written to be delivered to Jaime. He pushed for the idea that Tyrion should be speaking directly to his brother, and the writers agreed to rework it that way.
Ulysses, the mysterious antagonist from the Lonesome Road DLC, was originally written to be a companion you could recruit in the base game. He got cut for time, but the personality stuck around and shaped who he became later. If he'd made it in as planned, he'd have been the only companion who actually sympathised with Caesar's Legion while still distrusting the NCR, which would have made for some interesting party banter.
Marvel's whole business plan hinged on merchandise, but toy manufacturers weren't convinced a guy in a metal suit would move units before the film actually came out. One exec later said they basically couldn't give the license away, right up until the movie proved them wrong.
