The Super Heroes of Fallout!



They’re strong, intelligent and sometimes even magical — but do you know all the super heroes of the Fallout series? We look at the mightiest pop culture heroes, their real world inspirations, and all the interesting, relevant lore in each game of the series.

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Timestamps:

Intro- 00:00
The Silver Shroud- 00:47
Manta Man- 12:47
The Inspector- 17:26
Captain Cosmos- 19:03
The Mistress of Mystery- 23:29
Grognak the Barbarian- 31:55
The Unstoppables- 41:02
The Black Devil- 44:12
K.D. Inkwell- 46:09
La Fantoma!- 47:21
Hell’s Chain Gang- 48:10

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43 thoughts on “The Super Heroes of Fallout!”

  1. Something about this comment section tells me that something about the silver shrouds inspiration may have been missed. What on earth that inspiration might be eluuuuuuudes me

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  2. One of my favourite playthroughs of Fallout 4 I've ever done was my "Silver Shroud" playthrough using the FudgeMuppet build. I named the character "Robert West" after two Batman actors from the 40s and 60s, Robert Lowery and Adam West.

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  3. the mistress of mystery reminds me alot of batman mythos stuff, especially stuff with the al Ghul family. Also the litteral batcave that she has is kinda on the nose there too.

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  4. I love "The Commie-Kazis". Especially when you know that's based on real life…. errr, sortuh.

    The US Military IRL tested to see if Dolphins could be used to deploy bombs and stuff. Really psychotic and interesting.

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  5. You are joking. The Silver Shroud is The Shadow. I appreciate the Dick Tracey parallel, that's probably where he got the tommy gun, so points for that. But I was expecting you to say someone like The Question. But it's The Shadow who is responsible for a LOT of comic book characters. LIKE BATMAN FOR EXAMPLE, WHO'S FIRST BOOK LITERALLY HAS PAGES TRACED FROM THE SHADOW.

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  6. One thing to note about Captain Cosmos. The ads for the pre war show states that it was aired on Thursdays at 8:00pm EST, which is most likely a nod to the original Star Treks time slot of Thursdays at 8:30pm EST.
    Hope you enjoy this coment that didn't mention that one pulp era detective that wore a trench coat and fedora.

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