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* Aiden was fired from ''Series/{{CSINY}}'' for tampering with evidence; she returned some time later as a charred corpse and in NecroCam flashbacks.
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* ''Series/{{CSINY}}'': Aiden was fired from ''Series/{{CSINY}}'' for tampering with evidence; evidence in "[[Recap/CSINYS02E02 Grand Murder at Central Station]]"; she returned some time later in "[[Recap/CSINYS02E23 Heroes]]" as a charred corpse and in NecroCam flashbacks.
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!!'''As a DeathTrope, all Spoilers will be unmarked ahead. Beware.'''
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!!'''As a DeathTrope, {{Death Trope|s}}, all Spoilers will be unmarked ahead. Beware.'''
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* ''WesternAnimation/KungFuPanda'': In the fourth instalment, the Chameleon [[spoiler:summons multiple Kung-Fu masters, including the villains from the first three films from the Spirit Realm (even Kai, who was already DeaderThanDead after being annihilated in the Spirit Realm) only for their chi to be absorbed by the Chameleon immediately after, being thrown into cages. When the Chameleon is defeated, the villains return to the afterlife.]] To further compound on this use of the trope, most of the appearances are voiceless and uses them as background characters [[spoiler:with the exception of Tai Lung]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/KungFuPanda'': In the fourth instalment, ''WesternAnimation/KungFuPanda4', the Chameleon [[spoiler:summons multiple Kung-Fu masters, including the villains from the first three films from the Spirit Realm (even Kai, who was already DeaderThanDead after being annihilated in the Spirit Realm) only for their chi to be absorbed by the Chameleon immediately after, being thrown into cages. When the Chameleon is defeated, the villains return to the afterlife.]] To further compound on this use of the trope, most of the appearances are voiceless and uses them as background characters [[spoiler:with the exception of Tai Lung]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/KungFuPanda'': In the fourth instalment, the Chameleon [[spoiler:summons multiple Kung-Fu masters, including the villains from the first three films from the Spirit Realm (even Kai, who was already DeaderThanDead after being annihilated in the Spirit Realm) only for their chi to be absorbed by the Chameleon immediately after, being thrown into cages. When the Chameleon is defeated, the villains return to the afterlife.]] To further compound on this use of the trope, most of the appearances are voiceless and uses them as background characters [[spoiler:with the exception of Tai Lung]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/StarVsTheForcesOfEvil'': [[Characters/StarVsTheForcesOfEvilToffee Toffee of Septarsis]] finally regains his body in the episode "Toffee", only to be killed off by Star and Ludo by Star's powerful blast and Ludo using a pillar to crush what remained of his body.
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* ''Literature/UniversalMonsters'': In the final battle of book 6, [[spoiler: Deputy Chad Barnes is killed in his Wolf Man form, and he and his mother both remain within Goldstadt Mansion when it blows up.]]
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** Volume 9 sees the return of Taci, Arthur's former sparring partner during his time training with Kordri back in Volume 5, who gets sent by Kezess to purge the Dicathian resistance for turning against him and injuring his pride. After brutally defeating the Lances and slaughtering his way through much of the resistance, he is only stopped by Arthur's timely return to Dicathen, who proceeds to take him into the aether realm to safely finish him off. In addition, after not having been seen since the attack on Xyrus back in Volume 4, Feyrith Ivsaar III reappears to enlist Eleanor's aid in exposing Kezess's attempts to manipulate the Dicathian resistance, only for the start of the next volume to reveal that he was one of the casualties of Taci's rampage.
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** Volume 8 has a somewhat delayed example in the form of Feyrith Ivsaar III. After not having been seen since the attack on Xyrus back in Volume 4, Feyrith reappears at the end of the volume as one of the elves whom Tessia's party rescues from Alacryan captivity. At the end of the next volume, he ends up being one of the many casualties of Taci's rampage, with his demise only being confirmed at the start of the volume afterward.
** Volume 9 sees the return of Taci, Arthur's former sparring partner during his time training with Kordri back in Volume 5, who gets sent by Kezess to purge the Dicathian resistance for turning against him and injuring his pride. After brutally defeating the Lances and slaughtering his way through much of the resistance, he is only stopped by Arthur's timely return to Dicathen, who proceeds to take him into the aether realm to safely finish him off. In addition, after not having been seen since the attack on Xyrus back in Volume 4, Feyrith Ivsaar III reappears to enlist Eleanor's aid in exposing Kezess's attempts to manipulate the Dicathian resistance, only for the start of the next volume to reveal that he was one of the casualties of Taci's rampage.
** Volume 9 sees the return of Taci, Arthur's former sparring partner during his time training with Kordri back in Volume 5, who gets sent by Kezess to purge the Dicathian resistance for turning against him and injuring his pride. After brutally defeating the Lances and slaughtering his way through much of the resistance, he is only stopped by Arthur's timely return to Dicathen, who proceeds to take him into the aether realm to safely finish him off.
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** Later on, [[spoiler: Cadet Corps members Daz and Samuel reappear after having been absent since the Battle of Trost. After the TimeSkip, they joined the Survey Corps and the Jaegerists, and are tasked with guarding Hizuru’s flying boat from falling into the hands of the Alliance. Their old friends Armin and Connie, members of the Alliance, attempt to avoid spilling blood, but once their cover is blown, Daz and Samuel have them both at gunpoint. Samuel tearfully declares that WeUsedToBeFriends, but neither can work up the courage to kill their former comrades. Ultimately, Connie wrestles away Samuel’s gun and shoots both him and Daz, before crying out over the need to kill his friends to do what’s right and protect the world]].
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** [[Characters/StreetFighterAkuma Akuma]] defeated Shang Tsung but then lost to [[Characters/MortalKombatShao Shao Kahn]].
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** [[Characters/StreetFighterAkuma [[Characters/StreetFighterIIUpdatedVersions Akuma]] defeated Shang Tsung but then lost to [[Characters/MortalKombatShao Shao Kahn]].
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* Subverted in ''VideoGame/HouseOfTheDead 2''. In the first two minutes of the game, you rendezvous with Agent G from the previous game, who's been gravely wounded. He urges you to go on without him and stop the bad guys and the first boss you encounter taunts you with the infamous line "''Suffer like G did?''", at which point you'd naturally assume he's toast... but nope; the GoldenEnding has Rogan (also returning from part 1) showing up to tell you that G is fine and helping to clear out the remaining undead in the city, but even if that ending isn't canon for whatever reason, G's return as a playable character in parts 3 and 4 certainly settles it.
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* William Smithback, Jr., suffers this in the ''Literature/AgentPendergast'' series of novels. He is a recurring character in the books, and after the events of ''Literature/BookOfTheDead'' he does not appear at all in the next novel, ''Literature/TheWheelOfDarkness.'' He then returns in the novel after that, ''Literature/CemeteryDance'', only to be killed in its very first chapter.
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** William Smithback,Jr., Jr. suffers this in the ''Literature/AgentPendergast'' series of novels. this. He is a recurring character in the books, and after the events of ''Literature/BookOfTheDead'' ''Literature/BookOfTheDead2006'', he does not appear at all in the next novel, ''Literature/TheWheelOfDarkness.'' ''Literature/TheWheelOfDarkness''. He then returns in the novel after that, ''Literature/CemeteryDance'', only to be killed in its very first chapter.
** William Smithback,
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* During Creator/JuddWinick's run on ''[[ComicBook/{{Outsiders|2003}} The Outsiders]]'', the old ComicBook/{{Shazam}} foe Sabbac (who hadn't been seen in ''years'') showed up just long enough for a Russian gangster to [[DyingToBeReplaced kill him and steal his powers]].
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* ''ComicBook/{{The Outsiders|DCComics}}'': During Creator/JuddWinick's run on ''[[ComicBook/{{Outsiders|2003}} The Outsiders]]'', ''ComicBook/Outsiders2003'', the old ComicBook/{{Shazam}} foe Sabbac (who hadn't been seen in ''years'') showed up just long enough for a Russian gangster to [[DyingToBeReplaced kill him and steal his powers]].
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* Vaudeville performers Vern and Johnny made recurring appearances in Season 4 of ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy''. They are shot to death in Season 5's "[[Recap/FamilyGuyS5E4SavingPrivateBrian Saving Private Brian]]" by Stewie who tells the audience they won't be returning. Despite this, they are seen yet again in the afterlife in "Back to the Woods" from Season 6.
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* Vaudeville performers Vern and Johnny made recurring appearances in Season 4 of ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy''. They are shot to death in Season 5's "[[Recap/FamilyGuyS5E4SavingPrivateBrian Saving Private Brian]]" by Stewie who tells the audience they won't be returning. Despite this, they are seen yet again in the afterlife in "Back to the Woods" from Season 6.6, where Johnny is shown to be in hell because according to Vern, "[[PaedoHunt Johnny liked little boys]]".
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* ''Literature/TheBeginningAfterTheEnd'':
** Volume 6 features the return of Sebastian, the former court conjurer of House Glayder who coveted Arthur's bond Sylvie during the 10th Annual Helstea Auctions back in Volume 2 and subsequently lost his position for it, having been reduced to being a slave trader operating in Arthur's birthplace of Ashber. He gets killed by Olfred by being encased in magma when the latter reveals his and his master Rahdeas's collusion with the Vritra.
** Volume 9 sees the return of Taci, Arthur's former sparring partner during his time training with Kordri back in Volume 5, who gets sent by Kezess to purge the Dicathian resistance for turning against him and injuring his pride. After brutally defeating the Lances and slaughtering his way through much of the resistance, he is only stopped by Arthur's timely return to Dicathen, who proceeds to take him into the aether realm to safely finish him off. In addition, after not having been seen since the attack on Xyrus back in Volume 4, Feyrith Ivsaar III reappears to enlist Eleanor's aid in exposing Kezess's attempts to manipulate the Dicathian resistance, only for the start of the next volume to reveal that he was one of the casualties of Taci's rampage.
** Volume 11 has the return of Diane Whitehall and Jarrod Redner, minor characters last seen in Volumes 2 and 4 respectively, who are escorting a refugee caravan that gets attacked by Perhata's squad of Wraiths. The former gets her face melted off and the latter gets a hole in his chest for trying to listen in on the Wraiths' plans.
** Volume 6 features the return of Sebastian, the former court conjurer of House Glayder who coveted Arthur's bond Sylvie during the 10th Annual Helstea Auctions back in Volume 2 and subsequently lost his position for it, having been reduced to being a slave trader operating in Arthur's birthplace of Ashber. He gets killed by Olfred by being encased in magma when the latter reveals his and his master Rahdeas's collusion with the Vritra.
** Volume 9 sees the return of Taci, Arthur's former sparring partner during his time training with Kordri back in Volume 5, who gets sent by Kezess to purge the Dicathian resistance for turning against him and injuring his pride. After brutally defeating the Lances and slaughtering his way through much of the resistance, he is only stopped by Arthur's timely return to Dicathen, who proceeds to take him into the aether realm to safely finish him off. In addition, after not having been seen since the attack on Xyrus back in Volume 4, Feyrith Ivsaar III reappears to enlist Eleanor's aid in exposing Kezess's attempts to manipulate the Dicathian resistance, only for the start of the next volume to reveal that he was one of the casualties of Taci's rampage.
** Volume 11 has the return of Diane Whitehall and Jarrod Redner, minor characters last seen in Volumes 2 and 4 respectively, who are escorting a refugee caravan that gets attacked by Perhata's squad of Wraiths. The former gets her face melted off and the latter gets a hole in his chest for trying to listen in on the Wraiths' plans.
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* The ''Brontosaurus'' from ''Film/KingKong1933'' shows up once more in ''Film/TheSonOfKong'' - as [[CataclysmClimax Skull Island sinks below the waves in a massive earthquake]], struggling not to drown. The beast is shown rising above the waves one last time (near the lifeboat containing the human protagonists), before going under.
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* ''Webcomic/TinasStory'': After being absent for more than 30 chapters, Sean reappears in Chapter 98. And promptly hangs himself. We find out later in the chapter that he had late-stage cancer and decided to end it rather than waste away.
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** [[Franchise/StarWars Darth Vader]] lost to both [[Characters/MarvelComicsDoctorDoom Doctor Doom]] and [[Manga/{{Naruto}} Obito Uchiha]].
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** [[Franchise/StarWars Darth Vader]] lost to both [[Characters/MarvelComicsDoctorDoom Doctor Doom]] and [[Manga/{{Naruto}} [[Characters/NarutoObitoUchiha Obito Uchiha]].
