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{{sidemenu}}<div style="float:right"><sidebarmenu> THE NUCLEAR WAR HAS BEEN FOUGHT!!!<br />THE EARTH IS IN RUINS!!!<br />ALL GOVERNMENTS HAVE COLLAPSED!!!<br />AN EVIL DESPOT NAMED PROSSOR HAS<br />ORGANIZED A DEADLY MILITIA TO RULE,<br />CALLED THE OMEGA. IN THE WASTELANDS<br />SURVIVE A SMALL GROUP CALLED THE<br />OUTSIDERS. THEY STRUGGLE AGAINST THE<br />EVIL PROSSOR AND HIS OMEGAS. INTO<br />THIS CONFLICT RIDES ONE MAN, ON HIS<br />SUPERSONIC SPEEDCYCLE. HE IS DESTINED<br />TO BECOME THE
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* [[Expendable Clone]]: Prossor has one.
* [[Follow the Leader]]: Yet another Italian knock-off of a then popular genre; in this case, ''[[Mad Max]]''.
* [[Hey It'sIts That Guy]]: the late Persis Khambatta, of ''[[Star Trek: Thethe Motion Picture (Film)|Star Trek the Motion Picture]]'' fame. Now with hair!
** Oh, and {{spoiler|Robert Ginty}}, a.k.a. Thomas Craig Anderson from ''[[The Paper Chase]]''.
** [[Puma Man|Donald Pleasance]]
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* [[Made of Explodium]]: Many cars explode when forced off the road and/or over cliffs, usually for no discernible reason. This also applies to Megaweapon:
* [[No Name Given]]: The hero, a.k.a. "The ''Paper Chase'' Guy"
** [[IMDbIM Db]] simply calls him "The Rider."
** Similarly, Fred Williamson's character is never named, and is simply christened "[[The Mole|Henchman]]" by [[IMDbIM Db]].
* [[The Omniscient Council of Vagueness]]: The Elders in togas.
* [[One- Woman Wail]]: The ''intent'' behind the opening song by the singer in the intro.
* [[Only a Flesh Wound]]: Paper Chase Guy gets shot in each shoulder over the course of the movie, and Nastasia gets shot in the leg. All these wounds only bleed slightly, and apparently have no long-term consequences. This may appear to be [[Justified Trope|Justified]] by the fact that a group of psychic healers exists, but the characters weren't anywhere near them when they were shot.
* [[Opening Scroll]]: See above.
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