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Jar of Dried Deadly Nightshade

This comes from "The Nightmare before Christmas". :)

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- Recently discovered that and all the items you can get from it are references to the Dragon Age character Morrigan.

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I feel like there should be tons more DA references on site. That can't be the only one, that would be blasphemous.

references the movie Cruel Intentions.

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eep sorry it was part of a trunk that was already listed

explicitly refers to Queen Elizabeth II in its item description.

takes its name from Lizzie Borden who killed her father and stepmother with an axe.

the description for is definitely a refrence to the song, "You give love a bad name" by Bon Jovi but I think the image looks exactly like Scrump from Lilo & Stitch??

I am pretty sure is a reference to the book, Behind the Paint by Violent J from ICP The COVER and title are pretty similar...

- Added to the music section, it does bear resemblance to scrump, but I don't think it's a reference to it, I think it's just a generic voodoo doll.

just wanted to put it out there, i figured it was probably just me, I have a scrump obsession, lately, so I might have just seen what I wanted to see :P

Cool find! Added it to the book section. ^.^

Add those two to my sections, thanks :D

I'm pretty sure that is a reference from Shadowhunters series.

They found hard to kiss in the last book because his heavenly fire blood.

And, Clary's hair is red like fire.

The wig is actually a Game of Thrones reference, based on the 'kissed by fire' line in the description.

Evidence found here

The wig's style also bears a stronger resemblance to the character linked in that source. The item was released during Fireside 2012, whereas the technical last book in the Shadowhunters Chronicles, City of Heavenly Fire, was published in 2014.

Thank you for your contribution though! The item is already listed under the GoT franchise in the Entertainment section.

Sorry, I did not look at the published date.

Thanks for your time

No worries! It is simply part of my job to investigate. Besides, it's how we learn something new. ^.^

Excellent catch! Added!

I don't know if anyone else has suggested this, but I'm pretty certain the Dapper So Fantastic line is a reference to the movie, Fantastic Mr. Fox. "The Fantastic Mr. Fox" novel is listed under books, but the SubQ line specifically references the movie.

The most clear item examples:

One / Two / Three

Then it's definitely a movie reference. ^^

Added to the music lyrics. Checked the other tricycles to see if they have any reference, but didn't spot anything of note.