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** "Hero for Hire": The Beagle Boys, while attempting to keep Launchpad and Doofus from getting away, stun themselves with one of their own weapons. Launchpad quickly picks up Doofus and bolts to the car.
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Contrast with RelocatingTheExplosion, in which the hero moves the crisis rather than the victim.
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* ''WesternAnimation/MonstersVsAliens''. Played for laughs when [[GenderInvertedTrope the girl carries the boy to safety]] when fleeing the invading alien.
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* ''WesternAnimation/MonstersVsAliens''. Played for laughs when [[GenderInvertedTrope the girl carries the boy to safety]] when fleeing the invading alien.
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* ''Film/InvasionOfTheBodySnatchers1978'': A case where the danger is a little slower and much less obvious; when he fails to raise Elizabeth on the phone after discovering Jack's pod body, Matthew breaks into her room and {{bridal carr|y}}ies her to his car to get her away from the pod trying to KillAndReplicate her.
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* ''Film/InvasionOfTheBodySnatchers1978'': A case where the danger is a little slower and much less obvious; when he fails to raise Elizabeth on the phone after discovering Jack's pod body, Matthew breaks into her room and {{bridal carr|y}}ies her to his car to get her away from the pod trying to KillAndReplicate KillAndReplace her.
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* ''Disney/RobinHood'': While he and Little John break everyone out of jail and try to make a getaway for Sherwood Forest, Robin notices a rabbit child trying to catch up to them with guards close behind. He runs back in to get her, but the gate is lowered before he can get out, so he slips her to Little John through the bars before attempting to escape.
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This can happen with any number of different characters -- a pair of {{Heterosexual|LifePartners}} or PlatonicLifePartners, a hero and their LoveInterest, an adult hero and a KidHero -- and involve any method of carrying. In cases where the "rescuee" wants to stay and fight, this might involve ComplainingAboutRescuesTheyDontLike. If the rescuee is simply asking too many questions, it might overlap with DontAskJustRun. Related to NoOneGetsLeftBehind. If the "danger" is the upcoming ground, it's probably CatchAFallingStar.
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This can happen with any number of different characters -- a pair of {{Heterosexual|LifePartners}} or PlatonicLifePartners, a hero and their LoveInterest, an adult hero and a KidHero -- and involve any method of carrying. In cases where the "rescuee" wants to stay and fight, this might involve ComplainingAboutRescuesTheyDontLike. If the rescuee is simply asking too many questions, it might overlap with DontAskJustRun.Related This is a good way to make sure NoOneGetsLeftBehind. If the "danger" is the upcoming ground, it's probably CatchAFallingStar.
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* In ''Disney/TheLionKing'', Mufasa picks up his son and carries him to an outcropping above the stampede. Unfortunately, then he's rushed away by the wildebeasts, and then [[DeathByOriginStory things get worse.]]
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Something dangerous is going down. Maybe your arch-nemesis has gotten the upper hand on your group of TrueCompanions. Maybe the dead have decided to rise. Maybe a disaster like a fire or a SuperPersistentPredator is coming your way. Whatever the reason, you need to beat a retreat posthaste. But there's a problem -- your traveling companion. Perhaps they're too furious at the threat to run. Perhaps they're [[HorrorStruck too petrified to move.move]]. Maybe they would run, but they're smaller or more injured and couldn't keep up with you. They may even be unconscious. So you do the only thing you can -- you grab them and carry them with you.
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* ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer''. Buffy carries her little sister Dawn to safety this way when confronted by Glory, a PhysicalGod she isn't strong enough to fight.
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* ''Film/{{Interstellar}}''. A GiantWallOfWateryDoom is bearing down on the protagonists, and Amelia Brand is trapped under some wreckage. As it's a heavy gravity planet and they can't move fast through water while wearing spacesuits, the robot CASE is told to get her. Despite looking like an ungainly slab, CASE suddenly splits into multiple arms and legs so it can cartwheel towards Amelia, pick her up and carry her to the shuttle.
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* Occasionally in ''WesternAnimation/{{Trollhunters}}'', massive troll Aaarrgghh will grab his human friends and put them on his back while fleeing from danger.
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* ''Film/AQuietPlace'': When the grief-stricken old man starts screaming (which will attract the monsters), Lee snatches his son and runs off with him in his arms.
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* In ''[[ComicBook/RobinSeries Robin]]'' Tim swings by and grabs Officer Harper to carry her away from an eminent explosion. He ends up badly burned and is horrified when Harper yells "What about the kids" as he realizes there are kids in the car right next to the bomb that he couldn't see and now has no time to try and save. [[DeathOfAChild Both children die]].
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This can happen with any number of different characters -- a pair of {{Heterosexual|LifePartners}} or PlatonicLifePartners, a hero and their LoveInterest, an adult hero and a KidHero -- and involve any method of carrying. In cases where the "rescuee" wants to stay and fight, this might involve ComplainingAboutRescuesTheyDontLike. If the rescuee is simply asking too many questions, it might overlap with DontAskJustRun. Related to NoOneGetsLeftBehind. If the "danger" is the upcoming ground, it's probably CatchAFallingStar.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{DuckTales|1987}}'', "Super [=DuckTales=]": Gizmoduck tells Scrooge and Launchpad to get back to the ship and take off; he'll fight the robot aliens and meet up with them later with Scrooge's Money Bin. [[DeathByMaterialism Scrooge refuses to leave without his money]], so Launchpad grabs him and runs.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{DuckTales|1987}}'', ''WesternAnimation/{{DuckTales|1987}}'':
** "Hero for Hire": The Beagle Boys, while attempting to keep Launchpad and Doofus from getting away, stun themselves with one of their own weapons. Launchpad quickly picks up Doofus and bolts to the car.
** "Super [=DuckTales=]": Gizmoduck tells Scrooge and Launchpad to get back to the ship and take off; he'll fight the robot aliens and meet up with them later with Scrooge's Money Bin. [[DeathByMaterialism Scrooge refuses to leave without his money]], so Launchpad grabs him and runs.
** "Hero for Hire": The Beagle Boys, while attempting to keep Launchpad and Doofus from getting away, stun themselves with one of their own weapons. Launchpad quickly picks up Doofus and bolts to the car.
** "Super [=DuckTales=]": Gizmoduck tells Scrooge and Launchpad to get back to the ship and take off; he'll fight the robot aliens and meet up with them later with Scrooge's Money Bin. [[DeathByMaterialism Scrooge refuses to leave without his money]], so Launchpad grabs him and runs.
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/SupermanTheAnimatedSeries'' episode "Feeding Time", after momentarily distracting [[VampiricDraining Parasite]], Superman picks up the partially drained ComicBook/JimmyOlsen and runs him out to other people nearby. He tells them to get out while he stays to confront Parasite.
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* ''Webcomic/StandStillStaySilent'': In Chapter 9, the initial plan to keep a noise and motion sensitive PlagueZombie from attacking a non-immune member of the group is to escort him to the group's vehicle while moving slowly and making as little noise as possible. When this turns out to not be enough to prevent an attack, the plan switches to simply getting the escortee to safety as fast a possible. The escortee ends up getting more or less dragged to the safe spot by one of his guards due to being distracted by the fact that he dropped the TeamPet he was holding during the attack.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{DuckTales|1987}}'', "Super [=DuckTales=]": Gizmoduck tells Scrooge and Launchpad to get back to the ship and take off; he'll fight the robot aliens and meet up with them later with Scrooge's Money Bin. Scrooge refuses to leave without his money, so Launchpad grabs him and runs.
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* In the Creator/BillPeet book ''Zella, Zack, and Zodiac'', Zella's colt Zodiac has oversized hooves that keep him from moving fast. His adoptive brother Zack keeps a guard over him and is ready to snatch him up by whatever body part he can reach and carry him away from a predator if necessary.
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* In the Creator/BillPeet book ''Zella, Zack, and Zodiac'', ''Literature/ZellaZackAndZodiac'', Zella's colt Zodiac has oversized hooves that keep him from moving fast. His adoptive brother Zack keeps a guard over him and is ready to snatch him up by whatever body part he can reach and carry him away from a predator if necessary.
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* In ''Literature/TheHobbit'', while escaping through the Goblin tunnels, Bilbo had trouble keeping up, so each of the dwarves take turns on carrying him.
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* In ''XCOM 2'' you can evacuate unconscious or critically injured soldiers by having a healthy soldier carry them to the Skyranger.
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* ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales1987'', "Super [=DuckTales=]": Gizmoduck tells Scrooge and Launchpad to get back to the ship and take off; he'll fight the robot aliens and meet up with them later with Scrooge's Money Bin. Scrooge refuses to leave without his money, so Launchpad grabs him and runs.
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* In ''Anime/SwordArtOnline'', Sinon gets ambushed and paralysed by [[BigBad Death Gun]] who is about to shoot her dead. Kirito then pulls a BigDamnedHeroes, throwing a smoke screen grenade to get rid of Death Gun, before he swoops in and carries Sinon away and escaping on a quadbike.
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* In ''Anime/SwordArtOnline'', Sinon gets ambushed and paralysed by [[BigBad Death Gun]] who is about to shoot her dead. Kirito then pulls a BigDamnedHeroes, BigDamnHeroes, throwing a smoke screen grenade to get rid of Death Gun, before he swoops in and carries Sinon away and escaping on a quadbike.
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This can happen with any number of different characters -- a pair of {{Heterosexual|LifePartners}} or PlatonicLifePartners, a hero and their LoveInterest, an adult hero and a KidHero -- and involve any method of carrying. In cases where the "rescuee" wants to stay and fight, this might involve ComplainingAboutRescuesTheyDontLike. Related to NoOneGetsLeftBehind. If the "danger" is the upcoming ground, it's probably CatchAFallingStar.
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* ''Manga/{{Bleach}}''
** Anime episode #43. Uryu Ishida and Orihime Inoue meet the Soul Reaper Makizo Aramaki, who realizes that they are intruders in the Soul Society. When Captain Mayuri Kurotsuchi arrives and threatens Uryu and Orihime, Uryu orders Aramaki to get Orihime to safety or be shot by one of Uryu's arrows. Orihime [[ComplainingAboutRescuesTheyDontLike refuses and wants to stay and fight]], but Aramaki grabs her and takes her away.
** Anime episode #54. After rescuing Rukia Kuchiki from execution, Ichigo Kurosaki throws her to Renji Abarai and tells him to protect her. Renji turns and runs away from the assembled Soul Reaper captains, carrying Rukia with him.
* In ''Anime/SwordArtOnline'', Sinon gets ambushed and paralysed by [[BigBad Death Gun]] who is about to shoot her dead. Kirito then pulls a BigDamnedHeroes, throwing a smoke screen grenade to get rid of Death Gun, before he swoops in and carries Sinon away and escaping on a quadbike.
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* In more than one of the original ''ComicBook/DuckTales'' comics, [[TheBigGuy Launchpad]] picks Scrooge up and runs away with him when the situation gets too dangerous, often when his boss would be too stubborn to do so.
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* ''Disney/RobinHood'': While he and Little John break everyone out of jail and try to make a getaway for Sherwood Forest, Robin notices a rabbit child trying to catch up to them with guards close behind. He runs back in to get her, but the gate is lowered before he can get out, so he slips her to Little John through the bars before attempting to escape.
* In ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory3'', Spanish Buzz swings Jessie into his arms and runs with her during the conveyor belt scene. It's just one of the many instances of ShipTease they receive in the movie.
* In the climax of ''Disney/WreckItRalph'', Ralph grabs Vanellope and carries her with him as he tries to escape ''Sugar Rush.'' The problem is, Vanellope is glitched and she can't leave the game, so as hard as Ralph tries, he can't take her to safety.
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* In ''Literature/TheHobbit'', while escaping through the Goblin tunnels, Bilbo had trouble keeping up, so each of the dwarves take turns on carrying him.
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* ''Series/DoctorWho'': The Fifth Doctor [[BridalCarry carries Peri in his arms]] to escape to the TARDIS when the caves of Androzani was about to blow up.
* In the ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'' episode "The Apple", Kirk picks up Spock after he's been struck by lightning and carries him on his shoulders until he finds Dr. [=McCoy=] to take a look at the second-degree burns Spock received.
* ''Series/{{Voyagers}}'': In the opening and at the end of the first episode, Bogg picks up [[KidHero Jeff]] and runs away with him when the situation in the part of the time stream they jump into gets very dangerous very fast.
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* In ''XCOM 2'' you can evacuate unconscious or critically injured soldiers by having a healthy soldier carry them to the Skyranger.
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* ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales1987'', "Super [=DuckTales=]": Gizmoduck tells Scrooge and Launchpad to get back to the ship and take off; he'll fight the robot aliens and meet up with them later with Scrooge's Money Bin. Scrooge refuses to leave without his money, so Launchpad grabs him and runs.
* In the ''WesternAnimation/FantasticFourWorldsGreatestHeroes'' episode "[[Recap/FantasticFourWorldsGreatestHeroesOutOfTime Out of Time]]", Susan sees Dr. Doom {{retgone}} Reed and charges him furiously. Ben is forced to pick her up under his arm and retreat.
* ''WesternAnimation/HouseOfMouse'': In the short "Donald's Halloween Scare", Donald does a WildTake in which his ghost flies out of him and runs away. Donald is too scared to move, so his ghost grabs him.
* ''Franchise/ScoobyDoo'':
** In an episode of ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooWhereAreYou'', Scooby and Shaggy race away upon seeing the MonsterOfTheWeek, However, Scooby then returns to pick up the chick that's been following them around.
** A RunningGag involving [[LeeroyJenkins Scrappy Doo]]: he would always try to fight the MonsterOfTheWeek only for Scooby or Shaggy to pick him up in the midst of their escape.
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* ''Manga/{{Bleach}}''
** Anime episode #43. Uryu Ishida and Orihime Inoue meet the Soul Reaper Makizo Aramaki, who realizes that they are intruders in the Soul Society. When Captain Mayuri Kurotsuchi arrives and threatens Uryu and Orihime, Uryu orders Aramaki to get Orihime to safety or be shot by one of Uryu's arrows. Orihime [[ComplainingAboutRescuesTheyDontLike refuses and wants to stay and fight]], but Aramaki grabs her and takes her away.
** Anime episode #54. After rescuing Rukia Kuchiki from execution, Ichigo Kurosaki throws her to Renji Abarai and tells him to protect her. Renji turns and runs away from the assembled Soul Reaper captains, carrying Rukia with him.
* In ''Anime/SwordArtOnline'', Sinon gets ambushed and paralysed by [[BigBad Death Gun]] who is about to shoot her dead. Kirito then pulls a BigDamnedHeroes, throwing a smoke screen grenade to get rid of Death Gun, before he swoops in and carries Sinon away and escaping on a quadbike.
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* In more than one of the original ''ComicBook/DuckTales'' comics, [[TheBigGuy Launchpad]] picks Scrooge up and runs away with him when the situation gets too dangerous, often when his boss would be too stubborn to do so.
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* ''Disney/RobinHood'': While he and Little John break everyone out of jail and try to make a getaway for Sherwood Forest, Robin notices a rabbit child trying to catch up to them with guards close behind. He runs back in to get her, but the gate is lowered before he can get out, so he slips her to Little John through the bars before attempting to escape.
* In ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory3'', Spanish Buzz swings Jessie into his arms and runs with her during the conveyor belt scene. It's just one of the many instances of ShipTease they receive in the movie.
* In the climax of ''Disney/WreckItRalph'', Ralph grabs Vanellope and carries her with him as he tries to escape ''Sugar Rush.'' The problem is, Vanellope is glitched and she can't leave the game, so as hard as Ralph tries, he can't take her to safety.
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* In ''Literature/TheHobbit'', while escaping through the Goblin tunnels, Bilbo had trouble keeping up, so each of the dwarves take turns on carrying him.
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* ''Series/DoctorWho'': The Fifth Doctor [[BridalCarry carries Peri in his arms]] to escape to the TARDIS when the caves of Androzani was about to blow up.
* In the ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'' episode "The Apple", Kirk picks up Spock after he's been struck by lightning and carries him on his shoulders until he finds Dr. [=McCoy=] to take a look at the second-degree burns Spock received.
* ''Series/{{Voyagers}}'': In the opening and at the end of the first episode, Bogg picks up [[KidHero Jeff]] and runs away with him when the situation in the part of the time stream they jump into gets very dangerous very fast.
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* In ''XCOM 2'' you can evacuate unconscious or critically injured soldiers by having a healthy soldier carry them to the Skyranger.
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* ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales1987'', "Super [=DuckTales=]": Gizmoduck tells Scrooge and Launchpad to get back to the ship and take off; he'll fight the robot aliens and meet up with them later with Scrooge's Money Bin. Scrooge refuses to leave without his money, so Launchpad grabs him and runs.
* In the ''WesternAnimation/FantasticFourWorldsGreatestHeroes'' episode "[[Recap/FantasticFourWorldsGreatestHeroesOutOfTime Out of Time]]", Susan sees Dr. Doom {{retgone}} Reed and charges him furiously. Ben is forced to pick her up under his arm and retreat.
* ''WesternAnimation/HouseOfMouse'': In the short "Donald's Halloween Scare", Donald does a WildTake in which his ghost flies out of him and runs away. Donald is too scared to move, so his ghost grabs him.
* ''Franchise/ScoobyDoo'':
** In an episode of ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooWhereAreYou'', Scooby and Shaggy race away upon seeing the MonsterOfTheWeek, However, Scooby then returns to pick up the chick that's been following them around.
** A RunningGag involving [[LeeroyJenkins Scrappy Doo]]: he would always try to fight the MonsterOfTheWeek only for Scooby or Shaggy to pick him up in the midst of their escape.
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