Unda Vosari/Shout Out

Leeroy Jenkins (only mentioned as "Leroy" in the novel) was possibly a former crewmate.

Vincent uses the term "Savvy" much like Captain Jack Sparrow from Pirates of the Caribbean.

Bane is based off of HK-47 (albeit in a fantasy construct sort of way) from Star Wars:Knights of the Old Republic.

The hybrids, in Unda Vosari: Chronicles, are told to "Transform and roll out" which is a often-used line in Transformers.

Alucard is based off of the lead character from Castlevania: Symphony of the Night.

Ezra, when chasing Coulton and Natalia, tells them "You’re all going to die down here." Anyone who's seen the first Resident Evil movie would recognize this as a line from the Red Queen.

Both Tir Na Eternity and Tir Na Incorrigible are based (in shape) off of a series of servers run by roleplaying groups in Second Life.
- Some of the characters are based off people and characters who once played in those servers.
- The Sands (and some of the occupants) are based off of or named after characters that once played in the Sands of Persia simulation in Second Life.
  - Not to be confused with the Prince of Persia game.
  - The supporting cast, being (for the most part) completely useless, stupid or insane, might be one giant Take That from the author.

The entire plot involving the Eternity Gauntlets and Eternity Gems is an homage to both Mage: The Ascension and The Infinity Gauntlet storyline Marvel did.
- Mana seems to resemble the Force an awful lot, although it has been adapted a bit for use in the main plot involving the Eternity Gems and Eternity Gauntlets.

Originally, Ezra was based off of Urza from Magic: The Gathering (and even given a brother to fight, Ratava).
- Ratava is simply "Avatar" spelled backwards.

The tagline from the Fallout series ("War. War never changes.") is used in issues one and two of Unda Vosari: Chronicles.

The opening speech in issue 26 of Unda Vosari: Chronicles is based off of a scene from Ocean's 11.
- "I did. It felt a little rushed. Was that good?"