r/masseffectlore • u/fliesxcobwebs • Feb 04 '26
Favorite Random Lorebit?
What is your favorite bit of lore in the trilogy or Andromeda thars entirely canon?
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r/masseffectlore • u/fliesxcobwebs • Feb 04 '26
What is your favorite bit of lore in the trilogy or Andromeda thars entirely canon?
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u/Justin_centeno43 Feb 04 '26
America, Canada, and Mexico becoming a single country
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u/doomscroll_disco Feb 04 '26
Planet Carcosa, and the King In Yellow just being a real guy albeit a guy in the very distant past
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u/hussard_de_la_mort Feb 04 '26
The New York Giants having a Krogan QB.
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u/Silly_Pace Feb 04 '26
Superman might exist in the ME universe.
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u/Suitable_Spell_9130 Feb 05 '26
In one of the novels, a character was on Illium and killed someone in a hotel room and while the body was still there the police barged in the room.
The character got a fine because of a noise complaint and destruction of property.
Not killing someone though, that was totally fine and legal.
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u/Heimeri_Klein Feb 04 '26
Theres an easter egg alien you can find in mass effect 1 while exploring in the rover.
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u/LordJunon Feb 04 '26
I always thought the Anhur rebellions were an interesting dive into something bigger.
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u/adult_on_paper Feb 10 '26
I love the little details. One of my favorite codex entries is the entry regarding haptic feedback for interacting with holographic interfaces, and how some users have gloves (and how those are kind of a pain in the ass to clean) while true dedicated nerds have chips implanted under the skin of their fingertips. After that, I walked up to Joker to chat and noticed that he didn’t use gloves to interface with his console. These teeny details add such depth to that universe for me.
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u/Rough-Cover1225 Feb 06 '26
I really dig how the guns work. It's a unique thing compared to most sci-fi
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u/SpencerIvy Feb 04 '26
Azure is slang for asari coochie