Where the heck am I now? Oh wait, this looks familiar

[CRBWildcat]

'Code Red'?

I always keep a few bottles of Code Red Mountain Dew from home stashed away. Whenever I use them in the Spam-verse, they can double as flamethrowers. The larger the bottle, the more intense the flame.

*SCREAMS*

...And my Dr. Pepper heals physical injuries, like the eardrums that Neko- just ruptured. *demonstrates by taking a bottle of said liquid out of her shopping bag and gulping it down* There... much better.

[Makoto]

I always keep a few bottles of Code Red Mountain Dew from home stashed away. Whenever I use them in the Spam-verse, they can double as flamethrowers. The larger the bottle, the more intense the flame.

...And my Dr. Pepper heals physical injuries, like the eardrums that Neko- just ruptured. *demonstrates by taking a bottle of said liquid out of her shopping bag and gulping it down* There... much better.

Just curious, but do the 'zero-sugar' or diet versions have different effects (on you or otherwise)? (Or the "Flamin' Hot" Mountain Dew, for that matter...)

[CRBWildcat]

In most cases, the Diet varieties just have much weaker potency. The exception to this is Diet Ultra-Violet, which exposes the target to heavy ultraviolet radiation. Also, the Flamin' Hot variety is just straight-up napalm.

Got a partial list here: Regular and Throwback are essentially Star Wars-esque thermal detonators; Code Red is a flamethrower; Livewire creates electrical bursts; Baja Blast is high pressure water; Pitch Black creates a short-lived black hole; Voltage combines ice and electricity; Revolution influences the minds of low-level mooks; Supernova is rapid air displacement; White-Out temporarily erases a target from reality; Distortion causes a time slowdown; Typhoon traps the target in a tornado... oh, right: thanks to Metroidvania, we found out that Game Fuel is a fragmentation grenade.

There's a lot more, but if I went through the complete list, I'd be stuck here all day.