Hidden Details: A Fight for the Aegis

Welcome to the one-hundredth-and-fortieth episode of the Hidden Details blog!

Have you found some obscure reference or detail in this comic? A JoJo reference? A sneaky little Loss? A callback to a previous comic? Let us know what you've found in the comments! Every detail that has been found will be added to the list below. Once everything has been found, this comic will officially be marked with "all details found".

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Please only comment with ONE hidden detail or reference!

There is ONE Loss, ONE Balthazar, ONE crewmate and NO JoJo references. Bonus panels don't count.

1: The comic title is a pun on "fight for the ages"! Glad you pointed that out, Alcaria! That doesn't happen often.
2: I'll give HaydenEatsShrimp and Generic Hero both a point for spotting Little Nemo in the first panel. Another obscure retro game character making an appearance!
3: I kind of love that it's hard to figure out the exact identity of the Fire Emblem character Incineroar is carrying throughout the comic, Karelia Cristina.
3: Yep, "Vaneltia" is still too difficult for Isabelle to remember, apparently. She misnames is Valeria in the first panel and gets corrected by Alm, as pointed out by Tejayes. But yes, it is indeed Ike.
4: In the third panel, there's a yellow butterfly fying past Bowser's head. This is a reference to Shulk's reveal trailer from 2014, in which a similar butterfly appeared. Can't believe that trailer is 8 years old, happy pasta.
5: This week's loss is in Nia's belt...thingies in the fourth panel. Good catch, VisionPlayer22.
6: "Shite" is indeed referencing Nia's Welsh accent, FoxdocDylan! Initially I wanted to write all of her lines with a Welsh accent phonetically, but as a Dutch boy I couldn't figure out how to translate that accent to text, so I just went with the single "shite".
7: Nia, Tora and Zeke all use actual arts and their corresponding shouts in the sixth panel, as pointed out by Akumi Sanchez. And yes Daniel Myhre, they do inflict Break, Topple and Launch!
8: There's a little JoJo reference in the sixth panel: between Tora and Sandbag, one can spot a sneaky "ORA", just like Lukas Wandler did.
9: This week's crewmate is hidden on Dromarch's head in the sixth panel. Quite a sneaky one this week if I may say so myself, A Sad Fat Dragon with No Friends.
10: Apparently, when Sandbag gets beaten up, he doesn't see little birds flying around his head, but he sees little Sandbags with wings. Good eyes, Trigger.
11: The other fighters are exhausted in the background of the bottom of the sixth panel, right behind Rex, as noticed by Zach.
12: Balthazar joined in on the Sandbag beating, apparently. You can see his silhouette along with the Xenoblade characters in the bottom of the sixth panel. Glad you noticed him, Lord Circe!
13: This is an interesting one, Generic Hero: I didn't want to reference the Pac-Man comic in that final panel. I wanted to make Isabelle support Sandbag from the bottom, but I started drawing her head first, and by the time I had to draw her arms I realized they were too short to reach Sandbag, so yeah, technically you're right, it does look like she is once again too smol to reach the fighter they're celebrating.