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- In his , Urgot had tubes coming out of his body that lead to his skull. They were not visible on his in-game model, though.
- This skin shares the Trick-or-Treat theme with:
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- His pre-rework used to reference to Leatherface from the The Texas Chainsaw Massacre series.
- In the background, a sign reading "Manatee 1/2 off" is visible. This is a reference to .
- He resembles the Sadist from The Evil Within.
- This skin refers the eponymous trope.
- After his visual rework, this skin references Kaiju monsters.
- His splash art references a somewhat common occurrence in Kaiju films where the monster emerges from the sea depths, near a floating boat or ship.
- This splash may be specifically referencing the movie Pacific Rim, and the scene in which Knifehead surfaces in front of a fishing boat, only to get locked in combat with Gipsy Danger shortly after.
- Crabgot's appearance also references Pacific Rim as his body seems to be embedded with energy (shining through his eyes, within the claws, and other small gaps), something that is prominent with Pacific Rim's Kaiju monsters compared to monsters in other Kaiju films.
- He shares some similarities with the Kaiju known has Onibaba from Pacific Rim series.
- His splash art references a somewhat common occurrence in Kaiju films where the monster emerges from the sea depths, near a floating boat or ship.
- This skin shares the Battlecast theme with:
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- In the , he is stomping on a torn banner of Demacia while is visible in the background, implying that Urgot had slain him.
- He may or may not be a reference to Beyond Good and Evil's Alpha Soldiers, as Battlecast Urgot and them are very similar.
- He resembles the Chaos Dreadnoughts from the Warhammer 40 000 series.
- The Pearl chroma of the skin specificially is very similar to the color scheme of the Iron Warriors Chaos Space Marines legion.
- In the Art Spotlight, around 2:50, a tab saying Urgot Mech can be seen in the top left. This was likely the development name for Battlecast Urgot.
- This skin shares the High Noon theme with:
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- During his [1] he stomps the ground, emerging some runes. He then sucks the energy out of the runes into his hand they dispensary. A small explosion happens on his hand, which is him opening portals into the ground that release evil spirits.
- In his bio he's stated to have been called Jeremiah James. This name is however only canon in this skin universe.[2]
- He was released along with:
- This skin shares the Definitely Not theme with:
- He celebrates April Fools' Day 2020 along with:
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- and can be seen in the background of his splash art, as well as figurines and posters of .
- Each of his chromas are a reference to other Star Guardians:
- For his Ruby chroma, he is cosplaying Kiko, familiar.
- For his Emerald chroma, he is cosplaying Pix, familiar.
- For his Rose Quartz chroma, he is cosplaying Mimi, familiar.
- For his Obsidian chroma, he is cosplaying Riku, familiar.
- For his Amethyst chroma, he is cosplaying one of the Multi, familiars.
- For his Catseye chroma, he is cosplaying Boki and Baki, familiars.
- For his Pearl chroma, he is cosplaying as a familiar for an unknown Guardian.
- The skin references the meme of requesting a Star Guardian skin for Urgot, an idea considered humorous due to the tonal whiplash between pre-rework
- The skin's appearance was inspired by numerous community-made designs for a Star Guardian skin for Urgot.
deliberately pudgy, repulsive appearance (and later the dark and grim thematic of post-rework ) and the bright, anime-inspired aesthetic of the Star Guardian line of skins.
- He is a fan of and his familiar Yuuto, as well as , all of which were his inspirations for cosplaying.
- His design may be inspired by Senior Pink.
- This skin shares the Fright Night theme with:
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- His design takes heavy inspiration from various Tim Burton's films.
- He references Oogie Boogie from The Nightmare Before Christmas.