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* ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' has a truly bizarre version that could only have been a parody in the episode "[[Recap/SouthParkS4E16TheWackyMolestationAdventure The Wacky Molestation Adventure]]". After a standard first half following the boys on a comedic setup (Cartman convinces every kid in town to accuse their parents of molesting them so the police will take them away, resulting in a town bereft of adults), the second half abruptly transitions to two new characters, Mark and Linda. They [[GenreRefugee look and act like the main characters of a standard horror thriller film]], with the second half of the episode playing out as a very abridged version of ''Film/ChildrenOfTheCorn1984'' or ''Film/LogansRun'' as Mark and Linda explore the AfterTheEnd setting of South Park as the absence of adults has caused a collapse into anarchy among the child residents. Mark has a relatively detailed backstory (recently married, doesn't want children, on his way to a job interview in Breckenridge), solves the whole conflict, and even has a coherent JerkToNiceGuyPlot character arc. After he gets the job and the two presumably move to Breckenridge, they're never seen again.
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* ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' has a truly bizarre version that could only have been a parody in the episode "[[Recap/SouthParkS4E16TheWackyMolestationAdventure The Wacky Molestation Adventure]]". After a standard first half following the boys on a comedic setup (Cartman convinces every kid in town to accuse their parents of molesting them so the police will take them away, resulting in a town bereft of adults), the second half abruptly transitions to two new characters, Mark and Linda. They [[GenreRefugee look and act like the main characters of a standard horror thriller film]], with the second half of the episode playing out as a very abridged version of ''Film/ChildrenOfTheCorn1984'' or ''Film/LogansRun'' as Mark and Linda explore the AfterTheEnd setting of South Park as the absence of adults has caused a collapse into anarchy among the child residents. Mark has a relatively detailed backstory (recently married, doesn't want children, on his way to a job interview in Breckenridge), solves the whole conflict, and even has a coherent JerkToNiceGuyPlot [[TookALevelInKindness character arc.growth arc]]. After he gets the job and the two presumably move to Breckenridge, they're never seen again.
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** The 21st Tenkaichi Budokai introduces Krillin and Launch, and establishes Master Roshi is a permanent hero. He's showcased here more than in any other arc.
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** The 21st Tenkaichi Budokai introduces Krillin and Launch, and establishes Master Roshi is as a permanent hero. He's showcased here more than in any other arc.
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Compare the shorter DayInTheLimelight and SpotlightStealingSquad when they completely overshadow the main guy. The Arc Hero is usually a supporting cast member to whoever TheHero is. If the Arc Hero becomes TheHero outright it may overlap with ChangingOfTheGuard or ContrastingSequelMainCharacter. Doing this too often can result in LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters, and old favorites who used to carry the plot getting DemotedToExtra.
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Compare the shorter DayInTheLimelight and SpotlightStealingSquad when they completely overshadow the main guy. The Arc Hero is usually a supporting cast member to whoever TheHero is. If the Arc Hero becomes TheHero outright it may overlap with ChangingOfTheGuard or ContrastingSequelMainCharacter. Doing this too often can result in LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters, an overly large EnsembleCast, and old favorites who used to carry the plot getting DemotedToExtra.
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* ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry'': Dante is the main protagonist for the entire series' classic continuity. However, the first three games also have him sharing the spotlight with another hero who serves as his main ally, while the fourth and fifth games gave way for Nero, another main protagonist alongside him.
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* ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry'': Dante is the main protagonist for most of the entire series' classic continuity. However, the first three games also have him sharing the spotlight with another hero who serves as his main ally, while the fourth and fifth games gave way for Nero, another main protagonist alongside him.
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** ''VideoGame/MortalKombatDeception'': The main hero is Shujinko, warrior who was once manipulated by the BigBad into helping him achieve his goals and now seeks to atone for this.
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** ''VideoGame/MortalKombatDeception'': The main hero is Shujinko, a warrior who was once manipulated by the BigBad into helping him achieve his goals and now seeks to atone for this.
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** ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog2006'': Sonic, Shadow and Silver. Shadow is targetted by Mephilles the Dark who seeks to corrupt Shadow against humanity, while Silver is trying to prevent his BadFuture from coming to pass.
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** ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog2006'': Sonic, Shadow and Silver. Shadow is targetted targeted by Mephilles the Dark who seeks to corrupt Shadow against humanity, while Silver is trying to prevent his BadFuture from coming to pass.
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* On the Franchise/DonkeyKong side of things.
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* On the Franchise/DonkeyKong ''Franchise/DonkeyKong'' side of things.things:
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** While '''94'' had Kyo Kusanagi be the main protagonist, the proper Orochi trilogy ('''95''-'''97'') gave some measure of focus on both Kyo and [[TheRival his rival]], Iori Yagami.
** The [=NESTS=] trilogy ('''99''-''2001'') gave focus to both Kyo and new hero K'.
** The [=NESTS=] trilogy ('''99''-''2001'') gave focus to both Kyo and new hero K'.
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** While '''94'' the first game had Kyo Kusanagi be the main protagonist, the proper Orochi trilogy ('''95''-'''97'') (''95'' - ''97'') gave some measure of focus on both Kyo and [[TheRival his rival]], Iori Yagami.
** The [=NESTS=] trilogy('''99''-''2001'') (''99''-''2001'') gave focus to both Kyo and new hero K'.
** The [=NESTS=] trilogy
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** The 21st Tenkaichi Budokai introduces Krillin and Launch, and establishes Master Roshi is a permenant hero. He's showcased here more than in any other arc.
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** The 21st Tenkaichi Budokai introduces Krillin and Launch, and establishes Master Roshi is a permenant permanent hero. He's showcased here more than in any other arc.
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** While the '94 had Kyo be the main protagonist, The proper Orochi Trilogy ('95-'97) gave some measure of focus on both Kyo and [[TheRival his rival]], Iori.
** The [=NESTS=] Trilogy ('99-'01) gave focus to both Kyo and K'.
** The Ash trilogy ('03, XI, XIII) gave focus to Kyo and new protagonist/antagonist Ash Crimson.
** The [=NESTS=] Trilogy ('99-'01) gave focus to both Kyo and K'.
** The Ash trilogy ('03, XI, XIII) gave focus to Kyo and new protagonist/antagonist Ash Crimson.
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** While the '94 '''94'' had Kyo Kusanagi be the main protagonist, The the proper Orochi Trilogy ('95-'97) trilogy ('''95''-'''97'') gave some measure of focus on both Kyo and [[TheRival his rival]], Iori.Iori Yagami.
** The [=NESTS=]Trilogy ('99-'01) trilogy ('''99''-''2001'') gave focus to both Kyo and new hero K'.
** The Tales of Ash trilogy('03, XI, XIII) (''2003'', ''XI'' and ''XIII'') gave focus to Kyo and new protagonist/antagonist Ash Crimson.Crimson.
** The Shun'ei arc (''XIV'' and ''XV'') gives focus to Kyo as well as newcomer Shun'ei.
** The ''Maximum Impact'' games had Alba Meira as the protagonist.
** The [=NESTS=]
** The Tales of Ash trilogy
** The Shun'ei arc (''XIV'' and ''XV'') gives focus to Kyo as well as newcomer Shun'ei.
** The ''Maximum Impact'' games had Alba Meira as the protagonist.
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* ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry'': Dante is the main protagonist for the entire series. However, the first three games also have him sharing the spotlight with another hero who serves as his main ally.
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* ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry'': Dante is the main protagonist for the entire series. series' classic continuity. However, the first three games also have him sharing the spotlight with another hero who serves as his main ally.ally, while the fourth and fifth games gave way for Nero, another main protagonist alongside him.
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** ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry2'': Lucia is a member of a devil hunting clan from the island of Vie de Marli. She enlists Dante's help to deal with a man named Arius who seeks to claim the power of a great demon lord using her clan's scared artifacts. Lucia is the first DMC character to be playable alongside Dante and has her own story arc exploring her origins as [[spoiler:Arius's discarded creation]].
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** ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry2'': Lucia is a member of a devil hunting clan from the island of Vie de Marli. She enlists Dante's help to deal with a man named Arius who seeks to claim the power of a great demon lord using her clan's scared artifacts. Lucia is the first DMC ''DMC'' character to be playable alongside Dante and has her own story arc exploring her origins as [[spoiler:Arius's discarded creation]].
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* ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry'': Dante is the main protagonist for most of the games. However, the first three games have him sharing the spotlight with another hero who serves as his main ally.
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* ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry'': Dante is the main protagonist for most of the games. entire series. However, the first three games also have him sharing the spotlight with another hero who serves as his main ally.
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** ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry3'': Lady isn't playable like Lucia is, but she serves this role nonetheless. Like Dante, Lady is related by blood to one half of the BigBadDuumvirate consisting of Vergil and Arkham. While Dante has a final clash with Vergil, Arkham is killed by Lady.
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** ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry3'': ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry3DantesAwakening'': Lady isn't playable like Lucia is, but she serves this role nonetheless. Like Dante, Lady is related by blood to one half of the BigBadDuumvirate consisting of Vergil and Arkham. While Dante has a final clash with Vergil, Arkham is killed by Lady.
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* ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolid2'' did this infamously. Solid Snake was playable for the heavily-advertised prologue chapter. Then you switched to [[ReplacementScrappy Raiden]] for the real game, [[spoiler:with Snake acting as a part of your mission control.]]
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* ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolid2'' ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolid2SonsOfLiberty'' did this infamously. Solid Snake was playable for the heavily-advertised prologue chapter. Then you switched to [[ReplacementScrappy Raiden]] {{R|eplacementScrappy}}aiden for the real game, [[spoiler:with Snake acting as a part of your mission control.]]
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* ''ComicBook/SonicTheHedgehog'': While Sonic is the main hero of the series, each arc so far has seen at least one of his friends take prominence over the others.
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* ''ComicBook/SonicTheHedgehog'': ''ComicBook/SonicTheHedgehogIDW'': While Sonic is the main hero of the series, each arc so far has seen at least one of his friends take prominence over the others.
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* With the exception of Book I, ''VideoGame/FireEmblemHeroes'' introduces a new heroine who serves as a major protagonist for that book. Book II has Fjorm, Book III has Eir, Book IV has Peony, Book V has Reginn and Book VI has Ash.
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** ''VideoGame/SonicHeroes'': Sonic and Tails and Knuckles. Plotwise the PowerOfFriendship on full display and gameplay wise the StanceSystem of changing the leader on the fly.
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** ''VideoGame/SonicHeroes'': Sonic and Sonic, Tails and Knuckles. Plotwise the PowerOfFriendship on full display and gameplay wise the StanceSystem of changing the leader on the fly.
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** ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog2006'': Sonic and Silver, who came to stop Sonic from becoming the Iblis Trigger and creating his BadFuture.
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** ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog2006'': Sonic Sonic, Shadow and Silver, Silver. Shadow is targetted by Mephilles the Dark who came seeks to stop Sonic corrupt Shadow against humanity, while Silver is trying to prevent his BadFuture from becoming the Iblis Trigger and creating his BadFuture.coming to pass.
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* ''ComicBook/SonicTheHedgehog'': While Sonic is the main hero of the series, each arc so far has seen at least one of his friends take prominence over the others.
** Opening Arc: Knuckles.
** Metal Virus[=/=]Chao Races and Badnik Bases Arcs: Silver and Cream.
** Season 3 arc: Belle.
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* ''ComicBook/SonicTheHedgehog'': While Sonic is the main hero of the series, each arc so far has seen at least one of his friends take prominence over the others.
** Opening Arc: Knuckles.
** Metal Virus[=/=]Chao Races and Badnik Bases Arcs: Silver and Cream.
** Season 3 arc: Belle.
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* ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry'': Dante is the main protagonist for most of the games. However, the first three games have him sharing the spotlight with another hero who serves as his main ally.
** ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry1'': Trish is a servant of Mundus whose goal is to lure Dante to Mallet Island where Mundus can kill him. After being moved by Dante's kindness, Trish pulls a HeelFaceTurn and becomes Dante's ally, aiding him in defeating Mundus during the game's final battle.
** ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry2'': Lucia is a member of a devil hunting clan from the island of Vie de Marli. She enlists Dante's help to deal with a man named Arius who seeks to claim the power of a great demon lord using her clan's scared artifacts. Lucia is the first DMC character to be playable alongside Dante and has her own story arc exploring her origins as [[spoiler:Arius's discarded creation]].
** ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry3'': Lady isn't playable like Lucia is, but she serves this role nonetheless. Like Dante, Lady is related by blood to one half of the BigBadDuumvirate consisting of Vergil and Arkham. While Dante has a final clash with Vergil, Arkham is killed by Lady.
** ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry4'' and ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry5'': Dante returns as a playable and prominent character for both games, but Nero replaces him as the main hero.
* ''Franchise/MortalKombat'':
** Liu Kang is the main hero from ''VideoGame/MortalKombat1'' to ''VideoGame/MortalKombat4''.
** ''VideoGame/MortalKombatDeadlyAlliance'': Kung Lao would be the closest thing this game has to a main hero, with his goal being revenge on the Deadly Alliance for Liu Kang's murder. [[spoiler:Sadly, he fails]].
** ''VideoGame/MortalKombatDeception'': The main hero is Shujinko, warrior who was once manipulated by the BigBad into helping him achieve his goals and now seeks to atone for this.
** ''VideoGame/MortalKombatArmageddon'': Taven is an Edenian demigod who is trying to prevent Armageddon.
** ''VideoGame/MortalKombat9'': Raiden serves as the main protagonist as he tries to prevent the visions sent to him by his future self from coming true.
** ''VideoGame/MortalKombatX'': The game introduces a new generation of heroes, all of whom are related to the heroes of previous games. Cassie Cage is the daughter of Johnny Cage and Sonya Blade, and leads a team consisting of herself, Jacqui Briggs (daughter of Jax Briggs), Kung Jin (cousin of Kung Lao) and Takeda Takahashi (son of Kenshi Takahashi).
** ''VideoGame/MortalKombat11'': [[spoiler:Liu Kang becomes the ultimate hero once more, this time after fusing with Raiden to become Fire God Liu Kang]].
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** Buggy Arc: Nami, although her backstory and motivations aren't revealed just yet, and she decides to only temporary team up with Luffy, leaving early on two arcs later.
** Kuro Arc: Usopp. The setting takes place in Usopp's hometown making things personal for him, with him actively working to prevent a band of pirates from invading it and killing everyone living there.
** Kuro Arc: Usopp. The setting takes place in Usopp's hometown making things personal for him, with him actively working to prevent a band of pirates from invading it and killing everyone living there.
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** Buggy Orange Town Arc: Nami, although her backstory and motivations aren't revealed just yet, and she decides to only temporary team up with Luffy, leaving early on two arcs later.
**Kuro Syrup Village Arc: Usopp. The setting takes place in Usopp's hometown making things personal for him, with him actively working to prevent a band of pirates from invading it and killing everyone living there.
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** Whole Cake Island Arc: Sanji, again.
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** The Universe Survival saga of ''Super'' has two: Android 17, who was a relatively minor character PutOnABus after the Android Saga but is a major focus here, getting a lot of CharacterDevelopment and eliminations, as well as [[spoiler: winning the tournament.]]
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** The Universe Survival saga of ''Super'' has two: Android 17, who was a relatively minor character PutOnABus after the Android Saga but is a major focus here, getting a lot of CharacterDevelopment and eliminations, as well as [[spoiler: winning the tournament.]]
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** The Universe Survival saga of ''Super'' has two: Android 17, who was a relatively minor character PutOnABus after the Android Saga but is a major focus here, getting a lot of CharacterDevelopment and eliminations, as well as [[spoiler: winning the tournament.]] The other is, of all people, [[spoiler: ''Frieza'', in an EnemyMine situation. Although he's still evil by the end of the arc, he does soften significantly, gaining VillainRespect for Goku, as well as deliberately ringing himself out to take out Jiren in the process.]]
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** The Universe Survival saga of ''Super'' has two: Android 17, who was a relatively minor character PutOnABus after the Android Saga but is a major focus here, getting a lot of CharacterDevelopment and eliminations, as well as [[spoiler: winning the tournament.]] The other is, of all people, [[spoiler: ''Frieza'', in an EnemyMine situation. Although he's still evil by the end of the arc, he does soften significantly, gaining VillainRespect for Goku, as well as deliberately ringing himself out to take out Jiren in the process.]]
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* ''Franchise/DragonBall'': The first three arcs in ''Anime/DragonBallZ'' focused on a new hero or anti hero, mostly because of Goku's extended absences, but he would still come back in time to be the main hero of the final fight.
** The Saiyan Saga heavily featured previous ArcVillain Piccolo as the first point of contact with Raditz, the co-founding of the Z fighters with Goku to oppose him, the kidnapping, training, and character development he goes through with Gohan, leading the charge against Nappa and ending in a HeroicSacrifice just in time for Goku to return and take center stage in the final battle.
** The Namek/Frieza Saga heavily featured previous ArcVillain Vegeta whose relationship with Frieza's Army, the Ginyu Force, and Frieza himself gave context to the battles, as well as his transition from villain to free agent to joining to Z Fighters to even have a chance at beating Frieza. He is also killed in action just in time for Goku to take center stage in the final battle, but not before pouring his heart out to the main hero.
** The Android Saga overall is about newcomer Future Trunks arriving to warn the others of the Android threat, his strenuous relationship with his father Vegeta in contrast to his hero worship of Goku on full display, and another version of him's time machine being the conduit that Cell came to their Universe.
*** The sub Cell Games Arc looked like it was going to be about Goku, who takes center stage in the final battle, but he makes a conscious decision to pass the fight onto Gohan.
** The Saiyan Saga heavily featured previous ArcVillain Piccolo as the first point of contact with Raditz, the co-founding of the Z fighters with Goku to oppose him, the kidnapping, training, and character development he goes through with Gohan, leading the charge against Nappa and ending in a HeroicSacrifice just in time for Goku to return and take center stage in the final battle.
** The Namek/Frieza Saga heavily featured previous ArcVillain Vegeta whose relationship with Frieza's Army, the Ginyu Force, and Frieza himself gave context to the battles, as well as his transition from villain to free agent to joining to Z Fighters to even have a chance at beating Frieza. He is also killed in action just in time for Goku to take center stage in the final battle, but not before pouring his heart out to the main hero.
** The Android Saga overall is about newcomer Future Trunks arriving to warn the others of the Android threat, his strenuous relationship with his father Vegeta in contrast to his hero worship of Goku on full display, and another version of him's time machine being the conduit that Cell came to their Universe.
*** The sub Cell Games Arc looked like it was going to be about Goku, who takes center stage in the final battle, but he makes a conscious decision to pass the fight onto Gohan.
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* ''Franchise/DragonBall'': Very common thanks to the EnsembleCast that constantly added new characters to help freshen up the story. While the main protagonist is always Goku, the list of characters around him constantly changes.
** The 21st Tenkaichi Budokai introduces Krillin and Launch, and establishes Master Roshi is a permenant hero. He's showcased here more than in any other arc.
** The Red Ribbon Army Arc actually ''inverts'' this Trope: Goku spends a large amount of time adventuring on his own with no consistent companions.
** The 22nd Tenkaichi Budokai gives us Tenshinhan and Chiaotzu, firm anti-heroes who switch to being good guys starting with the Piccolo Daimao Arc that follows it up, along with Yajirobe. The Daimao Arc is the firstthree arcs in ''Anime/DragonBallZ'' focused on "Villain Arc", which would be a new hero or anti hero, mostly because recurring story format starting with the ''Z'' era.
** The 23rd Tenkaichi Budokai has Kami (God) and Mr. Popo, the former charting the direction of Goku'sextended absences, but he would still come back in time to be life for the main hero of the final fight.
next three years.
** The SaiyanSaga Arc showcases previous ArcVillain Piccolo as he inadvertently switches to the side of good. It also famously introduces Goku's son Gohan, a much more meek combatant compared to his father who is trained and mentored by Piccolo.
** The Namek Arc heavily featured previous ArcVillainPiccolo as the first point of contact with Raditz, the co-founding of the Z fighters with Goku to oppose him, the kidnapping, training, and character development he goes through with Gohan, leading the charge against Nappa and ending in a HeroicSacrifice just in time for Goku to return and take center stage in the final battle.
** The Namek/Frieza Saga heavily featured previous ArcVillain VegetaVegeta, whose relationship with Frieza's Army, the Ginyu Force, and Frieza himself gave context to the battles, as well as his transition from villain to free agent to joining to Z Fighters to even have a chance at beating Frieza. He is also killed in action just in time for Goku to take center stage in the final battle, but not before pouring his heart out to the main hero.
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** The Android Saga overall is about newcomer Future Trunks arriving to warn the others of the Android threat, his strenuous relationship with his fatherVegeta in contrast to his hero worship Vegeta. All of Goku on full display, and another version of him's time machine being the conduit that Cell came villains in the Arc have some sort of connection to their Universe.
Future Trunks, much like how those in the Namek Arc had a connection to Vegeta.
*** Thesub Cell Games Arc portion looked like it was going to be about Goku, who takes center stage Goku in the final battle, but he makes a conscious decision to pass the fight onto Gohan.Gohan, who becomes the main character for the first time.
** The Buu Arc's slap-dash style means not all of these actually stuck. Goten and Trunks are undeniable however, being the sons of Goku and Vegeta who are trained to meet the threat of Buu. Videl was fast on her way to becoming this, but changes to the story meant she became sidelined with the legacy characters. Gohan was also primed as the new main character, then was in the shadow of his father, and then sidelined entirely when he loses to Super Buu.
** The 21st Tenkaichi Budokai introduces Krillin and Launch, and establishes Master Roshi is a permenant hero. He's showcased here more than in any other arc.
** The Red Ribbon Army Arc actually ''inverts'' this Trope: Goku spends a large amount of time adventuring on his own with no consistent companions.
** The 22nd Tenkaichi Budokai gives us Tenshinhan and Chiaotzu, firm anti-heroes who switch to being good guys starting with the Piccolo Daimao Arc that follows it up, along with Yajirobe. The Daimao Arc is the first
** The 23rd Tenkaichi Budokai has Kami (God) and Mr. Popo, the former charting the direction of Goku's
** The Saiyan
** The Namek Arc heavily featured previous ArcVillain
** The Namek/Frieza Saga heavily featured previous ArcVillain Vegeta
** The Android Saga overall is about newcomer Future Trunks arriving to warn the others of the Android threat, his strenuous relationship with his father
*** The
** The Buu Arc's slap-dash style means not all of these actually stuck. Goten and Trunks are undeniable however, being the sons of Goku and Vegeta who are trained to meet the threat of Buu. Videl was fast on her way to becoming this, but changes to the story meant she became sidelined with the legacy characters. Gohan was also primed as the new main character, then was in the shadow of his father, and then sidelined entirely when he loses to Super Buu.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'', each season has a story arc focusing on one specific Titan. In order, season 1 is Robin, season 2 is Terra, season 3 is Cyborg, season 4 is Raven, and season 5 is Beast Boy. Starfire gets screwed over, unless you count the {{RomanceSidequest}} of {{TheMovie}} as her arc.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'', each season has a story arc focusing on one specific Titan. In order, season 1 is Robin, season 2 is Terra, season 3 is Cyborg, season 4 is Raven, and season 5 is Beast Boy. Starfire gets screwed over, unless you count the {{RomanceSidequest}} {{Romance Sidequest}} of {{TheMovie}} {{The Movie}} as her arc.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'', each season has a story arc focusing on one specific Titan. In order, season 1 is Robin, season 2 is Terra, season 3 is Cyborg, season 4 is Raven, and season 5 is Beast Boy. Starfire gets screwed over, unless you count the [[RomanceSidequest]] {{RomanceSidequest}} of [[TheMovie]] {{TheMovie}} as her arc.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'', each season has a story arc focusing on one specific Titan. In order, season 1 is Robin, season 2 is Terra, season 3 is Cyborg, season 4 is Raven, and season 5 is Beast Boy. Starfire gets screwed over, unless you count the [[Romance Sidequest]] of [[The Movie]] as her arc.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'', each season has a story arc focusing on one specific Titan. In order, season 1 is Robin, season 2 is Terra, season 3 is Cyborg, season 4 is Raven, and season 5 is Beast Boy. Starfire gets screwed over, unless you count the [[Romance Sidequest]] [[RomanceSidequest]] of [[The Movie]] [[TheMovie]] as her arc.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'', each season has a story arc focusing on one specific Titan. In order, season 1 is Robin, season 2 is Terra, season 3 is Cyborg, season 4 is Raven, and season 5 is Beast Boy. Starfire gets screwed over.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'', each season has a story arc focusing on one specific Titan. In order, season 1 is Robin, season 2 is Terra, season 3 is Cyborg, season 4 is Raven, and season 5 is Beast Boy. Starfire gets screwed over.over, unless you count the [[Romance Sidequest]] of [[The Movie]] as her arc.
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* ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales2017'': WordOfGod stated that the show's seasons will revolve around a character beside [[TheHero Uncle Scrooge]]. Season 1 focuses on Dewey, and Season 2 revolves around Louie.
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* ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales2017'': WordOfGod stated that the show's seasons will revolve around a character beside [[TheHero Uncle Scrooge]]. Season 1 focuses on Dewey, and Season 2 revolves around Louie.Louie, and Season 3 is about Huey.
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* The constant protagonist of ''Film/TheLibrarian'' series (including ''Series/TheLibrarians2014'') is Dr. Flynn Carsen (played by Noah Wyle), accompanied in succession by:
** Nicole Noone in the first film,
** Emily Davenport in the second,
** Simone Renoir in the third, and
** Eve, Cassandra, Stone, Jenkins, and Ezekiel in ''Series/TheLibrarians2014''.
** Nicole Noone in the first film,
** Emily Davenport in the second,
** Simone Renoir in the third, and
** Eve, Cassandra, Stone, Jenkins, and Ezekiel in ''Series/TheLibrarians2014''.
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** Kuro Arc: Usopp.
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** Kuro Arc: Usopp. The setting takes place in Usopp's hometown making things personal for him, with him actively working to prevent a band of pirates from invading it and killing everyone living there.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Uncharted}}''
** ''VideoGame/Uncharted3DrakesDeception'': Nate's mentor Sully takes center stage in this game with it showing his backstory and how he and Nate met, showcasing how much of a [[ParentalSubstitute surrogate father]] he is. Sully also has a personal connection to the game's main villain in this one, with her being his ex-lover.
** ''VideoGame/Uncharted4AThiefsEnd'': Nate's long-lost brother Sam, who reunites with him early on in the game and convinces him to come out of retirement for OneLastJob.
** ''VideoGame/Uncharted3DrakesDeception'': Nate's mentor Sully takes center stage in this game with it showing his backstory and how he and Nate met, showcasing how much of a [[ParentalSubstitute surrogate father]] he is. Sully also has a personal connection to the game's main villain in this one, with her being his ex-lover.
** ''VideoGame/Uncharted4AThiefsEnd'': Nate's long-lost brother Sam, who reunites with him early on in the game and convinces him to come out of retirement for OneLastJob.
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** Romance Dawn[=/=]Morgan Arc: Roronoa Zoro. Koby also serves as a [[GuestStarPartyMember temporary ally]] working with the two.
** Buggy Arc: Nami, although her backstory and motivations aren't revealed just yet, and she decides to only temporary team up with Luffy, leaving early on two arcs later.
** Kuro Arc: Usopp.
** Baratie Arc: Sanji.
** Arlong Arc: Nami again, now with her origins revealed as she joins the crew full-time.
** Baroque Works Saga: Nefeltari Vivi, who, despite only working with the crew for this lengthy arc, serves as the driving force of it, with her working to prevent a civil war in her nation caused by the titular organization.
*** Drum Island Arc: Tony Tony Chopper. Taking place in between two of the arcs from the above Saga, it's the only one where the main antagonist has nothing to do with the Baroque Works organization, and as a result sees Vivi's role downplayed. Chopper instead takes the spotlight showing the mistreatment he's faced in the past and eventually finding a place to belong with the crew.
** Water 7 Saga: Nico Robin and Franky.
** Thriller Bark Saga: Brook.
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