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* I always thought he was a guardian angel.

 

* Proof: He obviously has a lot of useful items on hand like [[Chekhov's Gun|the hexagonal washer]],works as a plumber, but seems more useful than that, and regularly converses with alien species.

 

 

== The next [[Big Bad]] will be the Lombaxes. ==

** Although, Azimuth was anything but mentally balanced. He was blinded by guilt, since he unwittingly played a large part in the destruction of the Lombaxes. I do feel the Lombaxes would feel pretty pissed about the fact that nobody tried to help them, however.

** I would SO buy that game.

* In one of the preview images of the upcoming comic, {{spoiler|Alister’s wrench}} is visible hanging up on the wall of the garage on Veldin (for those of you curious, the “But just ''once'', can’t the universe take care of itself?” panel). Later on, when Qwark’s asking for help, Ratchet refuses, but is noticeably concerned for Talwyn’s well being. Incorporating another WMG: Ratchet doesn’t have a crush on her, but {{spoiler|doesn’t want another friend of his to get hurt or die}} and since they worked together in ''Quest for Booty'', it might just be too close to home for him. This could be why he and Clank retired in the first place-- not just Talwyn, but for all of their friends. Good examples are {{spoiler|when Ace Hardlight shot Al}} in ''Deadlocked'', or the ending of ''Tools of Destruction'' in its entirety.

** {{spoiler|Confirmed when Ratchet is holding Alister's watch later in the comic, discussing with Clank his wish not to get involved in the disappearing planets case.}}

{{spoiler|'''Ratchet:''' Maybe - but it never took one, either. Do what you have to do, pal. But I'm staying here.}} }}

 

** Whether Ratchet ever gets to reunite with the rest of the Lombax race

 

* A somewhat-shifty character who happens to show up wherever you need to go, offering something you need to progress for "a modest fee". Though the Smuggler is actually more trustworthy than Moneybags, which is ''really'' saying something. Both have worked for the protagonist's enemies at some point: Moneybags for the Sorceress, and the smuggler's implied connection with the Kerchu. (granted, they weren't the main antagonists of the game, but it's something.) Given that both series were made by the same company, this isn't altogeather unlikely.

 

Come on, you saw that video at the end of {{spoiler|him with that photograph}}, right?

 

Suddenly the whole "Six Minutes" line in A Crack in Time makes perfect sense. It turns out Mario looks like that because there are some pretty wierd mushrooms in the Ratchet & Clank universe...

 

[[Category:Wild Mass Guessing/Video Games]]

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