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Amusingly, the show is absolutely ''crammed'' with shout-outs to other series/franchises.
* The producer of the series, Akio Mishima, has come out on record as saying that much of the series was inspired by Nanoha's "''[[Gundam]]''-ish" concept art, particularly the staff and the colours of her uniform (''Nanoha'' tribute fanbook, in Megami Magazine #91).
** Most obviously the "White Devil" Nanoha, directly referencing the the "White Devil" Amuro Ray from the original ''[[Mobile Suit Gundam]]''.
* He's also apparently a fan of ''[[Super Robot Wars]]''.
** The <s>worst</s> best offender has got to be the [[Expy|abundant similarities]] between Signum and [[Super Robot Wars|Lamia Loveless]] - on top of the similarities in background, personality, and even attacks, they also have the same voice.
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* Not an anime shout-out, but the ''A's'' in ''Nanoha A's'' is a phonetic sound-alike of "Ace," and that season also features the first appearance of "Belkan Knights," who utilize a triangle array in their magic. In ''[[Ace Combat]]'', the Belkan Air Force uses a triangle as its emblem and is rooted in the traditions of the ancient orders of Belkan knights.
* Fate's Bardiche has a whole heck of a lot of [[Shout-Out]] metamorphoses.
** The scythe form being called [[Wild ArmsARMs|Ha(r)ken]] comes to mind.
** The Zanber Form bears a distinct resemblance to a [[Super Robot Wars|Zankantou]].
** The Riot Zanber Stinger form bears a striking resemblance to the weapon used by Shelke in ''[[Dirge of Cerberus]]''.
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* The villains of ''Force'' are the ''[[Super Robot Wars|Huckebein]]'' family. And in both ''[[Ace Combat]] Zero'' and ''[[Ace Combat]] 5'', there is another [[Ace Pilot]] NPC who's nicknamed "Huckebein".
* ''ViVid'' character Einhart has the family name of Stratos. Part [[Vehicular Theme Naming]], part ''[[Mobile Suit Gundam 00]]'' reference. She also has an attack called "[[Dancougar|Dankuuken]]".
* Jail Scaglietti looks like [[Super Robot Wars|Ingram Plisken]]. A technical genius who brainwashed two heroines into fighting for him, created an [[Opposite SexGender Clone]] of himself as an assistant, was later cloned further, and eventually betrayed his masters.
* Lutecia's summon, Garyu, is an insect like humanoid monster with a similar design to a ''[[Kamen Rider]]''. To add to this, its arm can form a blade similar to the one [[Kamen Rider Agito|Gils]] can form, has a [[Scarf of Asskicking]] and, in a fight with Erio, kicks in a very similar way to a Rider Kick.
* Vita's hammer can take on a form that is a reference to ''[[GaoGaiGar]]'' and another which references ''[[Gurren Lagann]]'' with a drill on the front. ''TTGL'' aired in the same season as ''StrikerS'' and the hammer is voiced by the same Japanese VA as Simon. Appropriately, that season showed Vita to be a [[Determinator]] like everyone's favorite [[Hot-Blooded]] ''[[Gurren Lagann]]'' protagonists.
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* In ''StrikerS'', certain characters are given "limits" on their power that, with approval, they can release in order to power up. For most of the series, doing so is merely referred to as "releasing your limit", but in one episode, Nanoha specifically talks to Hayate about using her [[Final Fantasy|Limit Break]], with "Limit Break" said in [[Gratuitous English]] more than once.
 
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