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The achievement Face Clutchers is a reference to the Facehuggers from the Alien franchise.

The achievement You Said Crossing the Streams Was Bad is a reference to the famous line from the Ghostbusters (1984) movie.

Lorewalker Cho's small crimson cloud serpent, Mishi, is a reference to Mushu, Mulan's red dragon guardian.

The achievement itself is the declaration made by the robot: " Number 5, not a machine. After being struck by lightning, "Number Five" becomes convinced that he is alive, and not just a machine.

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The achievement Number Five Is Alive is a reference to Number 5, a designation given to 1 of 6 robots in the movie "Short Circuit".The quest Why So Serious? is a popular catch-phrase by Joker, in the movie, The Dark Knight.The achievement Hate Leads to Suffering is a quote from Yoda in Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back.The achievement It's a Trap! is a reference from Star Wars, or more specifically, Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi, where a character by the name of Ackbar yells "it's a trap!".The achievement Roll Club is itself a refference and if the needed quest for the achievment is not up the questgiver Kelari Featherfoot tells you the first two rules about the roll club.

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The achievement How To Strain Your Dragon would appear to be a word play of the said movie, How To Train Your Dragon, in which there's a dragon race at the end of the film.

Outside the house is a single grummle by the name of Rusty Nail, carrying a backpack, accompanied by a fox named Dig - these would be referring to the young boy by the name of Russell, and the dog, named Dog. Inside the house, is a pandaren named Kar (which would be a reference to the old man in the movie, named Carl).

There's a house on top of a mountain in The Jade Forest, which has a reasonable amount of balloons connected to it.

The Numbers on Stack of Papers are a date and time stamp for when Diablo3 went online, May 15th, 2012 at 12:01AM PDT.

The achievement Bomberman is a reference to the game with the same name.

The quest Do a Barrel Roll! is Peppy's Popular line from Starfox.

Additionally, the achievement I choose you is a clear reference to the series.

The Pet Battle System that was introduced with the launch of Mists of Pandaria World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria, is an obvious reference to the Pokémon media franchise.

His quotes are also said to be based on the character.

An NPC located in The Jade Forest by the name of Dook Ookem is an obvious reference to the main character of the video game series, Duke Nukem.

In the quest, while escorting Koro Mistweaver, you are attacked by a group of Riverblades, after which Koro would say: "Help me up.

A quest called Unsafe Passage given by Koro Mistweaver in Krasarang Wilds results in a part of dialog from the game Skyrim, where the guards would repeatedly say "I used to be an adventurer like you, then I took an arrow in the knee", which also became an internet meme later on.

This would appear to be a reference to the character Chun-Li, from the Street Fighter game series.

There's an NPC by the name of Lun-Chi located in Kun-Lai Summit, near the Temple of the White Tiger.

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