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* [[Sealed Evil in a Can]]: The Shadow Demons in the first game; Fortesque is forced to release them when he himself is trapped in their prison. Also the Stained Glass Demon from the same game, whose heart has been locked away.
* [[Shark Tunnel]]: The Lake has a tunnel of water, [[It Makes Sense in Context|magically frozen in place by crystals]]. Outside are [[Makes Just as Much Sense in Context|huge, blue elephant fish]], which constantly trumpet as they swim around.
* [[Urban Legend of Zelda]]: Averted in the first game. There is a gate in the beginning of the second level that leads straight into a mid-game area that appears as though it can be opened through some unmentioned method. It's immediately dispelled when a book right next to it says it's absolutely sealed.
** Actually, you do open the door in the fifth level. It is the same exact door, to boot.
* [[Vitriolic Best Buds]]: Karl Sturnguard and Dirk Steadfast are implied to be this in a [[All There in the Manual|book]] you can find in The Sleeping Village. Despite hating each other's choices in weaponry, they remained friends until Sturnguard's death, caused by his choking on a [[Freud Was Right|large sausage]] whilst Steadfast explained his views on Karl's shield.
* [[What the Hell, Hero?]]: After releasing the Shadow Demons from their tomb, a nearby gargoyle is quick to berate Dan for doing so, and for dooming Gallowmere.
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