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* [[spoiler: Zeref]] from ''FairyTail''. [[spoiler: At first he's "sleeping" and harmless, and he doesn't want to use his powers. Then, his dark side awakens and the first thing he does is to kill Hades, Master of the Grimoire Heart Dark Guild who wanted to resurrect him and use his powers.]]
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* [[spoiler: Zeref]] from ''FairyTail''. [[spoiler: At first he's "sleeping" and harmless, and he doesn't want to use his powers. Then, his dark side awakens and the first thing he does is to kill Hades, Master of the Grimoire Heart Dark Guild who wanted to resurrect him and use his powers.]]
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* In ''[[TwentyFour 24]]'', Andrei Drazen breaks out [[spoiler:his supposedly dead father, Viktor Drazen]], in 10 PM of Day 1.
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* On {{Leverage}}, This happens to Nate after he goes to prison at the end of season two to save the rest of his crew. Though, the actual escape is largely of his own making. For bonus points, [[WeHelpTheHelpless his crew also takes down the corrupt warden]] at the same time.
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* In ''ArtemisFowl: The Opal Deception'', Opal Koboi is broken out of her mental clinic-prison by the Brill Brothers. She is mentally cognizant, but extremely physically weak (even by pixie standards), and it takes several days in a muscle-massager to get her back into shape.
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* In ''ArtemisFowl: ''Literature/ArtemisFowl: The Opal Deception'', Opal Koboi is broken out of her mental clinic-prison by the Brill Brothers. She is mentally cognizant, but extremely physically weak (even by pixie standards), and it takes several days in a muscle-massager to get her back into shape.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Wildfire}}'': Some goblins spent most of an episode trying to release their boss. When he eventually escaped, despite the goblins having been defeated, there was no reason to believe he was any less powerful than before. [[spoiler:Fortunately he was defeated again]].
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* In ''KimPossible'', Dr. Drakken is left in prison for the first half of season 4, and he's constantly waiting for rescue from his henchmen. On two occasions, other villains show up to liberate his sidekick Shego, but they completely ignore him. In one case, the jailbreaker is Drakken's own cousin, Motor Ed, who takes the time to wave goodbye. When he does get busted out, it's by an alien suffering from mistaken identity.
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* In the first ''[[Anime/FullmetalAlchemist Fullmetal Alchemist]]'' anime, Greed is freed from several centuries captivity by virtue of Barry the Chopper hitting a fortuitously placed "self-destruct" button. He (Greed) then frees other captives, namely the chimeras who become his henchpeople, [[MadScientist Shou Tucker]], and [[PsychoForHire Zolf Kimblee]]. The latter would be an example of type 3 in respect to Greed.
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* In ''Manga/FullmetalAlchemist'', Kimblee comes to save Pride by blowing open the first ''[[Anime/FullmetalAlchemist Fullmetal Alchemist]]'' anime, prison that Hohenheim made for him.
** In [[Anime/FullmetalAlchemist the 2003 anime adaptation]], Greed is freed from several centuries of captivity by virtue of Barry the Chopper hitting a fortuitously placed "self-destruct" button.He (Greed) Greed then frees other captives, namely the chimeras who become his henchpeople, [[MadScientist Shou Tucker]], and [[SpellMyNameWithAnS Zolf]] [[PsychoForHire Zolf J. Kimblee]]. The latter would be an example of type 3 in respect to Greed.
** In [[Anime/FullmetalAlchemist the 2003 anime adaptation]], Greed is freed from several centuries of captivity by virtue of Barry the Chopper hitting a fortuitously placed "self-destruct" button.
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* Partially applies to Lord Voldemort in ''HarryPotter''. While Wormtail never had to break him out, he ''did'' have to (a. find (b. feed and (c. nurse his master back to health. For almost a year.
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* Partially applies to Lord Voldemort in ''HarryPotter''.''Literature/HarryPotter''. While Wormtail never had to break him out, he ''did'' have to (a. find (b. feed and (c. nurse his master back to health. For almost a year.
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* Dr. Wily [[CrazyPrepared planned for his capture]], and was broken out by 4 Robot Masters in ''Game/MegaMan 7''.
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* On {{Leverage}}, This happens to Nate after he goes to prison at the end of season two to save the rest of his crew. Though, the actual escape is largely of his own making. For bonus points, [[WeHelpTheHelpless his crew also takes down the corrupt warden]] [[BeyondTheImpossible at the same time]].
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* The parody and pastiche KungFuHustle does this for laughs, when the Axe Gang has an inept patsy with [[ChekhovsSkill a knack for picking locks]] break out the BigBad from his prison. Throughout the prison, the film sends up horror cliches, including [[BeyondTheImpossible the blood-flooded corridor]], before revealing the BigBad to be an old, unkempt, flabby-looking man. Naturally, it turns out his kung fu is virtually unstoppable and he winds up taking over the Axe Gang.
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* The parody and pastiche KungFuHustle does this for laughs, when the Axe Gang has an inept patsy with [[ChekhovsSkill a knack for picking locks]] break out the BigBad from his prison. Throughout the prison, the film sends up horror cliches, including [[BeyondTheImpossible the blood-flooded corridor]], corridor, before revealing the BigBad to be an old, unkempt, flabby-looking man. Naturally, it turns out his kung fu is virtually unstoppable and he winds up taking over the Axe Gang.
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* One episode of ''TheNewBatmanAdventures'' has two goons driving the Ventriloquist insane so his criminal mastermind alternate personality Scarface can emerge. When he does come back, he sets up a grand heist. When getaway is imminent, he tries to kill the goons for forcing him out early.
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* One episode of ''TheNewBatmanAdventures'' ''[[WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries The New Batman Adventures]]'' has two goons driving the Ventriloquist insane so his criminal mastermind alternate personality Scarface can emerge. When he does come back, he sets up a grand heist. When getaway is imminent, he tries to kill the goons for forcing him out early.
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* An episode of ''TheBatman'' has Black Mask's thugs organizing their boss's liberation from the GCPD. As soon as Black Mask is free, he electrocutes his right-hand man and hands the reins over to a random goon.
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* Lilith [[spoiler: and Ruby]] of ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'' plot to break Lucifer out into the world.
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* In ''[[Film/XMen X-Men 2]]'', Mystique plays a critical role in breaking Magneto out of his {{Oubliette}} plastic prison, by injecting iron into the bloodstream of one of the security guards so that he can kill the guard by extracting it from him and use it both as a weapon and a transportation method.
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* In ''[[Film/XMen X-Men 2]]'', Mystique plays a critical role in breaking Magneto out of his {{Oubliette}} [[TailorMadePrison plastic prison, prison]], by injecting iron into the bloodstream of one of the security guards so that he can kill the guard by extracting it from him and use it both as a weapon and a transportation method.
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* The parody and pastiche KungFuHustle does this for laughs, when the Axe Gang has an inept patsy with [[ChekovsSkill a knack for picking locks]] break out the BigBad from his prison. Throughout the prison, the film sends up horror cliches, including [[BeyondTheImpossible the blood-flooded corridor]], before revealing the BigBad to be an old, unkempt, flabby-looking man. Naturally, it turns out his kung fu is virtually unstoppable and he winds up taking over the Axe Gang.
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* In ''ArtemisFowl: The Opal Deception'', Opal Koboi is broken out of her mental clinic-prison by the Brill Brothers. She is mentally cognizant, but extremely physically weak (even by pixie standards), and it takes several days in a muscle-massager to get her back into shape.
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* Partially applies to Lord Voldemort in HarryPotter. While Wormtail never had to break him out, he ''did'' have to (a. find (b. feed and (c. nurse his master back to health. For almost a year.
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* This happened sometime in one of the ''PaperMario'' games.
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* One episode of ''TheNewBatmanAdventures'' has two goons driving the Ventriloquist insane so his criminal mastermind alternate personality Scarface can emerge. When he does come back, he sets up a grand heist. When getaway is imminent, he tries to kill the goons for forcing him out early.
-->'''Scarface''': When the arms think they're smarter than the brains, it's time to amputate.
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* In the backstory of ''TheWheelOfTime'', Lanfear did this accidentally, thinking [[GodOfEvil the Dark One]] was just an untapped magical power source. When "the Bore" was drilled into his [[SealedEvilInACan Can]], evil and brutal chaos was unleashed on the world. Now that he's been re-sealed, the [[QuirkyMinibossSquad Forsaken]] plan to break him out again--this time completely. They ([[TheDragon mostly]]) don't understand that ''fully'' breaking him out involves destroying the world itself, and themselves.