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** Dog-tags or boots are sometimes hung on the bayonet as well.
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* There are ''thousands'' of pictures from both World Wars and the Korean War (sometimes Vietnam War or Iraq memorials) that depict rows upon rows of rifles jabbed into the ground with the bayonet and a helmet on top.
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** Archer is depicted in the openings as walking through a field of blades, accompanied by [[EternalEngine massive gears in the sky]] and a faint heat haze, representing his struggle with his ideals and endless conflicts. The second route, ''Unlimited Blade Works'', reveals this in TheCenterpieceSpectacular to be [[spoiler:his [[LimitBreak Reality Marble]] ([[FisherKing the world of his soul]]), an eternal [[ForgingScene smithy]] containing every weapon he has encountered. The opening line of his BadassCreed, "I am the bone of my sword",[[note]]GratuitousEnglish which is glossed into Japanese as "My body is made out of swords"[[/note]] allows him to summon weapons from it into reality. When he [[ByThePowerOfGreyskullwhen recites the full version]] the entire field [[FinalBossNewDimension replaces his surroundings]], giving him full control of all the swords and the ability to rain them down as a StormOfBlades.]] In one manga adaptation of the story, he admits that they are gravestones.
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** Archer is depicted in the openings as walking through a field of blades, accompanied by [[EternalEngine massive gears in the sky]] and a faint heat haze, representing his struggle with his ideals and endless conflicts. The second route, ''Unlimited Blade Works'', reveals this in TheCenterpieceSpectacular to be [[spoiler:his [[LimitBreak Reality Marble]] ([[FisherKing the world of his soul]]), an eternal [[ForgingScene smithy]] containing every weapon he has encountered. The opening line of his BadassCreed, "I am the bone of my sword",[[note]]GratuitousEnglish which is glossed into Japanese as "My body is made out of swords"[[/note]] allows him to summon weapons from it into reality. When he [[ByThePowerOfGreyskullwhen [[ByThePowerOfGreyskull recites the full version]] the entire field [[FinalBossNewDimension replaces his surroundings]], giving him full control of all the swords and the ability to rain them down as a StormOfBlades.]] In one manga adaptation of the story, he admits that they are gravestones.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Afterimage}}'': In Goliathfall, the boss arena where you fight Reaping Scythe, the Crimson Hollow is a desert with dozens of weapons impaled in the background ''and'' the foreground.
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* A historical example, and possibly the Trope Maker: a shogun, Ashikaga Yoshiteru, was known for his skill with the katana. On 1565, when his small force was attacked by a large coalition Miyoshi force, Yoshiteru knew he was more or less screwed but was determined to go down fighting. Bringing out numerous katana (some sources say a dozen, others say around a score), he plunged them into the floorboards of his castle in preparation. He then killed numerous enemy troops, throwing aside priceless swords that broke down as their blades became notched and grabbing new ones from the floor. But with no help arriving in time from supporters, Yoshiteru and his few troops were overrun. This may have inspired [[VisualNovel/FateStayNight Archer's Unlimited Blade Works]], as his chant suspiciously sounds like one of Yoshiteru's piece of poetry.
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* A historical example, and possibly the Trope Maker: a shogun, Ashikaga Yoshiteru, was known for his skill with the katana. On In 1565, when his small force was attacked by a large coalition Miyoshi force, Yoshiteru knew he was more or less screwed but was determined to go down fighting. Bringing out numerous katana (some sources say a dozen, others say around a score), he plunged them into the floorboards of his castle in preparation. He then killed numerous enemy troops, throwing aside priceless swords that broke down as their blades became notched and grabbing new ones from the floor. But with no help arriving in time from supporters, Yoshiteru and his few troops were overrun. This may have inspired [[VisualNovel/FateStayNight Archer's Unlimited Blade Works]], as his chant suspiciously sounds like one of Yoshiteru's piece of poetry.
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* Jessie's Cubone in ''Fanfic/AshesOfThePast'' has a Field of Bones, as it is based on Archer from ''VisualNovel/FateStayNight''.
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* ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWild'' has some areas with a lot of swords and spears lying around, signifying the destruction Hyrule endured many years ago.
* In ''VideoGame/PathOfExile'', the site of Marceus Lioneye's last stand against the Karui hordes features his tattered standard blowing in the wind amidst a textbook example of this trope.
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* In ''VideoGame/PathOfExile'', the site of Marceus Lioneye's last stand against the Karui hordes features his tattered standard blowing in the wind amidst a textbook example of this trope.
* ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWild'' has some areas with a lot of swords and spears lying around, signifying the destruction Hyrule endured many years ago.
* ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWild'' has some areas with a lot of swords and spears lying around, signifying the destruction Hyrule endured many years ago.
* In the ''WesternAnimation/StevenUniverse'' episode "Serious Steven", the Crystal Gems pass through a [[Music/TheBeatles strawberry field]] which Pearl explains was an ancient Gem battleground complete with several weapons stuck into the earth. They revisit it later in "Rose's Scabbard", where it's stated each one is a WeaponTombstone.
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*** The Studio DEEN AnimatedAdaptation of ''[=Fate/stay night=]'' (an [[AdaptationExpansion expanded version]] of ''Fate'' with {{Continuity Nod}}s to the other routes) has Archer deploy the field during his YouShallNotPass moment against Berserker, a fight which in the VN [[OffscreenMomentOfAwesome took place entirely off-screen]].
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** Archer is depicted in the openings as walking through a field of blades, accompanied by [[EternalEngine massive gears in the sky]] and a faint heat haze, representing his struggle with his ideals and endless conflicts. The second route, ''Unlimited Blade Works'', reveals this to be [[spoiler:his [[LimitBreak Reality Marble]] ([[FisherKing the world of his soul]]), an eternal [[ForgingScene smithy]] containing every weapon he has encountered. The opening line of his BadassCreed, "I am the bone of my sword",[[note]]GratuitousEnglish which is glossed into Japanese as "My body is made out of swords"[[/note]] allows him to summon weapons from it into reality. When he [[ByThePowerOfGreyskullwhen recites the full version]] the entire field [[FinalBossNewDimension replaces his surroundings]], giving him full control of all the swords and the ability to rain them down as a StormOfBlades.]] In one manga adaptation of the story, he admits that they are gravestones.
** A second version of the field appears later in the same route, which serves as the current page image. [[spoiler:It's unlocked by Shirou after he accepts that Archer, a man who's spent the whole route [[IHatePastMe hating his guts]], is a FutureBadass version of himself. The MagicalIncantation used to invoke it is slightly different from Archer's and its sky remains clear (in addition to the field sometimes being shown as a hill in contrast to Archer's valley) showing Shirou's optimism and self-sacrifice compared to Archer's cynicism. As revealed in the ''Fate'' route, Shirou's affinity for [[ChronicHeroSyndrome "holding the swords of others"]] is an unexpected side effect of his father saving his life by placing Excalibur's sheath inside his soul at a time when he was an EmptyShell; it's strongly implied that this connection with Saber and empathy for her ideals led him to subconsciously model [=UBW=] after her "hill of swords" above, while the fires of its forge echo the great blaze from which he has SurvivorGuilt.]]
** A second version of the field appears later in the same route, which serves as the current page image. [[spoiler:It's unlocked by Shirou after he accepts that Archer, a man who's spent the whole route [[IHatePastMe hating his guts]], is a FutureBadass version of himself. The MagicalIncantation used to invoke it is slightly different from Archer's and its sky remains clear (in addition to the field sometimes being shown as a hill in contrast to Archer's valley) showing Shirou's optimism and self-sacrifice compared to Archer's cynicism. As revealed in the ''Fate'' route, Shirou's affinity for [[ChronicHeroSyndrome "holding the swords of others"]] is an unexpected side effect of his father saving his life by placing Excalibur's sheath inside his soul at a time when he was an EmptyShell; it's strongly implied that this connection with Saber and empathy for her ideals led him to subconsciously model [=UBW=] after her "hill of swords" above, while the fires of its forge echo the great blaze from which he has SurvivorGuilt.]]
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** Archer is depicted in the openings as walking through a field of blades, accompanied by [[EternalEngine massive gears in the sky]] and a faint heat haze, representing his struggle with his ideals and endless conflicts. The second route, ''Unlimited Blade Works'', reveals this in TheCenterpieceSpectacular to be [[spoiler:his [[LimitBreak Reality Marble]] ([[FisherKing the world of his soul]]), an eternal [[ForgingScene smithy]] containing every weapon he has encountered. The opening line of his BadassCreed, "I am the bone of my sword",[[note]]GratuitousEnglish which is glossed into Japanese as "My body is made out of swords"[[/note]] allows him to summon weapons from it into reality. When he [[ByThePowerOfGreyskullwhen recites the full version]] the entire field [[FinalBossNewDimension replaces his surroundings]], giving him full control of all the swords and the ability to rain them down as a StormOfBlades.]] In one manga adaptation of the story, he admits that they are gravestones.
** A second version of the field appearslater in TheClimax of the same route, which serves as the current page image. [[spoiler:It's unlocked by Shirou after he accepts that Archer, a man who's spent the whole route [[IHatePastMe hating his guts]], is a FutureBadass version of himself. The MagicalIncantation used to invoke it is slightly different from Archer's and its sky remains clear (in addition to the field sometimes being shown as a hill in contrast to Archer's valley) valley), showing Shirou's optimism and self-sacrifice compared to Archer's cynicism. As revealed in the ''Fate'' route, Shirou's affinity for [[ChronicHeroSyndrome "holding the swords of others"]] is an unexpected side effect of his father saving his life by placing Excalibur's sheath inside his soul at a time when he was an EmptyShell; it's strongly implied that this connection with Saber and empathy for her ideals led him to subconsciously model [=UBW=] after her "hill of swords" above, while the fires of its forge echo the great blaze from which he has SurvivorGuilt.]]
** The third and final route, ''Heaven's Feel'', has a horrifying version. [[spoiler:A mortally wounded Archer has his arm grafted onto Shirou in an attempt to grant him the power of Unlimited Blade Works. However, this Shirou has completely rejected the ideals behind the Reality Marble, and combined with the healing properties of Excalibur's sheath (which the cast are unaware of in this route) it becomes a DeadlyUpgrade which [[HarmfulHealing eats away at his body and mind]] (portrayed as something like a cross between cancer and dementia). By the PostFinalBoss Shirou is a walking corpse whose body is more swords than flesh, and can barely remember his own name. This is {{foreshadowed}} as early as the ''Fate'' route, when Rin treats Shirou's wounds and discovers metallic shrapnel inside them with no clear source.]]
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** The third and final route, ''Heaven's Feel'', has a horrifying version. [[spoiler:A mortally wounded Archer has his arm grafted onto Shirou in an attempt to grant him the power of Unlimited Blade Works. However, this Shirou has completely rejected the ideals behind the Reality Marble, and combined with the healing properties of Excalibur's sheath (which the cast are unaware of in this route) it becomes a DeadlyUpgrade which [[HarmfulHealing eats away at his body and mind]] (portrayed as something like a cross between cancer and dementia). By the PostFinalBoss Shirou is a walking corpse whose body is more swords than flesh, and can barely remember his own name. This is {{foreshadowed}} as early as the ''Fate'' route, when Rin treats Shirou's wounds and discovers metallic shrapnel inside them with no clear source.]]
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** Archer is depicted in the opening as walking through a field of blades, representing his struggle with his ideals and endless conflicts. [[spoiler:His [[LimitBreak Reality Marble]] (a [[FisherKing representation of his soul]]) is the actual above field, wherein he has full control of all the swords and can rain down a StormOfBlades on any interlopers.]] His BadassCreed [[ByThePowerOfGreyskull invokes said Reality Marble]]. In the manga, he admitted that they are gravestones.
** In one path of the VisualNovel, [[spoiler:Shirou also unlocks his own version of ''Unlimited Blade Works''.]] The MagicalIncantation used to invoke it is [[spoiler:slightly different from Archer's, showing Shirou's optimism and self-sacrifice compared to Archer's cynicism.]] It serves as the current page image.
** In the ''Manga/FateKaleidLinerPrismaIllya'' SpinOff, [[spoiler:the alternate Shirou also has his own version of ''Unlimited Blade Works''. His incantation is more similar to Archer's, but represents his determination to rescue his sister. His version is also [[SnowMeansDeath covered in snow]] unlike the previous versions of ''Unlimited Blade Works'' that we've seen.]]
** Saber died atop a "hill of swords" after the battle of Camlann. The Fate route focuses on her inability to leave that hill, both [[MyGreatestFailure metaphorically]] and [[TimeTravel literally]].
** In one path of the VisualNovel, [[spoiler:Shirou also unlocks his own version of ''Unlimited Blade Works''.]] The MagicalIncantation used to invoke it is [[spoiler:slightly different from Archer's, showing Shirou's optimism and self-sacrifice compared to Archer's cynicism.]] It serves as the current page image.
** In the ''Manga/FateKaleidLinerPrismaIllya'' SpinOff, [[spoiler:the alternate Shirou also has his own version of ''Unlimited Blade Works''. His incantation is more similar to Archer's, but represents his determination to rescue his sister. His version is also [[SnowMeansDeath covered in snow]] unlike the previous versions of ''Unlimited Blade Works'' that we've seen.]]
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** Saber died atop a "hill of swords" after the battle of Camlann. The first route, ''Fate'', focuses on her inability to leave that hill, both [[MyGreatestFailure metaphorically]] and [[TimeTravel literally]].
** Archer is depicted in theopening openings as walking through a field of blades, accompanied by [[EternalEngine massive gears in the sky]] and a faint heat haze, representing his struggle with his ideals and endless conflicts. [[spoiler:His The second route, ''Unlimited Blade Works'', reveals this to be [[spoiler:his [[LimitBreak Reality Marble]] (a [[FisherKing representation ([[FisherKing the world of his soul]]) is the actual above field, wherein soul]]), an eternal [[ForgingScene smithy]] containing every weapon he has encountered. The opening line of his BadassCreed, "I am the bone of my sword",[[note]]GratuitousEnglish which is glossed into Japanese as "My body is made out of swords"[[/note]] allows him to summon weapons from it into reality. When he [[ByThePowerOfGreyskullwhen recites the full version]] the entire field [[FinalBossNewDimension replaces his surroundings]], giving him full control of all the swords and can the ability to rain them down as a StormOfBlades on any interlopers.StormOfBlades.]] His BadassCreed [[ByThePowerOfGreyskull invokes said Reality Marble]]. In one manga adaptation of the manga, story, he admitted admits that they are gravestones.
**In one path of the VisualNovel, [[spoiler:Shirou also unlocks his own A second version of ''Unlimited Blade Works''.]] the field appears later in the same route, which serves as the current page image. [[spoiler:It's unlocked by Shirou after he accepts that Archer, a man who's spent the whole route [[IHatePastMe hating his guts]], is a FutureBadass version of himself. The MagicalIncantation used to invoke it is [[spoiler:slightly slightly different from Archer's, Archer's and its sky remains clear (in addition to the field sometimes being shown as a hill in contrast to Archer's valley) showing Shirou's optimism and self-sacrifice compared to Archer's cynicism.]] It serves as cynicism. As revealed in the current page image.
''Fate'' route, Shirou's affinity for [[ChronicHeroSyndrome "holding the swords of others"]] is an unexpected side effect of his father saving his life by placing Excalibur's sheath inside his soul at a time when he was an EmptyShell; it's strongly implied that this connection with Saber and empathy for her ideals led him to subconsciously model [=UBW=] after her "hill of swords" above, while the fires of its forge echo the great blaze from which he has SurvivorGuilt.]]
** In the ''Manga/FateKaleidLinerPrismaIllya'' SpinOff, [[spoiler:the alternate Shirou also has his own version of ''Unlimited Blade Works''. His incantation is more similar to Archer's, but represents his determination to rescue hissister. His version is also [[SnowMeansDeath covered in snow]] unlike sister even if he needs to burn down the world to do it. Unlike the previous versions of ''Unlimited Blade Works'' that we've seen.]]
** Saber died atop a "hill of swords" after the battle of Camlann. The Fate route focuses on her inability to leave that hill, both [[MyGreatestFailure metaphorically]]seen, his swordscape is [[SnowMeansDeath covered in snow]] and [[TimeTravel literally]].has a night sky with a moon but no stars.]]
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** Saber died atop a "hill of swords" after the battle of Camlann. The Fate route focuses on her inability to leave that hill, both [[MyGreatestFailure metaphorically]]
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* The anime adaptation of ''LightNovel/{{Campione}}'' gives Godou the ability to do this.
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* In ''LightNovel/HighSchoolDxD'', Issei used his newfound power "Boosted Gear Gift" onto Kiba's "Sword Birth" to combine this trope with FlechetteStorm during the Rating Game with Raiser Phenex, taking out 5 of the 6 combatants in the area.
* In ''LightNovel/{{Katanagatari}}'', this is how Meisai uses her Tsurugi, attaching each of the thousand swords to a tree. Then it's averted when Shichika just runs out of the forest.
* In ''LightNovel/{{Katanagatari}}'', this is how Meisai uses her Tsurugi, attaching each of the thousand swords to a tree. Then it's averted when Shichika just runs out of the forest.
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* In''LightNovel/{{Katanagatari}}'', ''Literature/{{Katanagatari}}'', this is how Meisai uses her Tsurugi, attaching each of the thousand swords to a tree. Then it's averted when Shichika just runs out of the forest.
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* The final battle of ''Series/KamenRiderZeroOne'' starts in a field with every weapon through this season.
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* In the ''TabletopGame/SpheresOfPower'' supplement for ''TabletopGame/{{Pathfinder}}'', creating a field of weapons called the Armory Arena is the gimmick of the [[http://spheresofpower.wikidot.com/lingchi-warrior Lingchi Warrior]] archetype of the [[http://spheresofpower.wikidot.com/armorist Armorist]]. Anyone can use the weapons in the field, not just the Lingchi Warrior who created it, but everyone but the caster also takes damage from the weapons falling from the sky. As the Lingchi Warrior gains levels, they can create this field and draw weapons more and more quickly.
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* A variation in ''Anime/SmilePrettyCure''. Reika/Cure Beauty is capable of freezing an entire area into ice, and some sharp ice blocks exist. These sharp ice blocks serve as her blades which she can pick up anytime and in case one breaks, she'll just pick up another.
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* A variation in ''Anime/SmilePrettyCure''.''Anime/SmilePrecure''. Reika/Cure Beauty is capable of freezing an entire area into ice, and some sharp ice blocks exist. These sharp ice blocks serve as her blades which she can pick up anytime and in case one breaks, she'll just pick up another.
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** ''VideoGame/FireEmblemThreeHouses'' also does this for its own GameOver screen, with each of the four main characters' (Byleth, Edelgard, Dimitri and Claude) WeaponOfChoice being planted in the ground, and some non-descript weapon remains in the background.
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** ''VideoGame/FireEmblemThreeHouses'' also does this for its own GameOver screen, with each of the four main characters' (Byleth, Edelgard, Dimitri and Claude) WeaponOfChoice [[WeaponSpecialization weapon of choice]] being planted in the ground, and some non-descript weapon remains in the background.
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* In ''Manga/{{Claymore}}'', there's a minor one after the timeskip. There's only [[spoiler:seventeen]] blades, but the [[http://www.1000manga.com/Claymore/65/30-31/ first scene it shows up in]] certainly qualifies.
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* Tangentially related, a trap in ''VideoGame/TombRaider'' (original and remake). One of the puzzles, concerning the Sword of Damocles, has Lara making her way through a room where any step could bring a deadly sword down on her head.
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* Tangentially related, a trap in ''VideoGame/TombRaider'' ''VideoGame/TombRaiderI'' (original and remake).[[VideoGame/TombRaiderAnniversary remake]]). One of the puzzles, concerning the Sword of Damocles, has Lara making her way through a room where any step could bring a deadly sword down on her head.
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* ''VideoGame/EldenRing'': Small-scale versions can be found scattered across the world. These consist of a few dozen swords of various sizes surrounding one extremely large sword, which is inscribed with a few lines of text, usually to commemorate a battle fought on that spot.
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* One of the first pieces of promotional art released for ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyX'' (And the first thing you see in the story) was of the characters' weapons piled up on the ground near [[spoiler:the Zanarkand Ruins]]. Unusually for the trope, they don't signify any past battle, but are merely laid aside as the characters rest for a while.
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* One of the first pieces of promotional art released for ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyX'' (And (and the first thing you see in the story) was of the characters' weapons piled up on the ground near [[spoiler:the Zanarkand Ruins]]. Unusually for the trope, they don't signify any past battle, but are merely laid aside as the characters rest for a while.
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It's most likely a graveyard for warriors with [[WeaponTombstone swords standing in for proper headstones]]. If the swords are supposed to have ''fallen'' there, it'll generally be a case of TheBladeAlwaysLandsPointyEndIn.
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It's most likely a graveyard for warriors with [[WeaponTombstone swords standing in for proper headstones]]. If the swords are supposed to have ''fallen'' there, it'll generally be a case of TheBladeAlwaysLandsPointyEndIn.
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* Lucy Ellingson in ''Literature/{{Pale}}'' sees a world of watercolors and bloody blades wherever she looks with her TrueSight. Using {{Glamour}} she finds she can pick up these blades and make them real, so she never goes unarmed.
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** The GameOver screen of ''VideoGame/FireEmblemRadiantDawn''is a melancholic picture of a field of blades. (And axes...and lances...)
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* ''Franchise/FireEmblem'':
** The GameOver screen of''VideoGame/FireEmblemRadiantDawn'' is ''VideoGame/FireEmblemRadiantDawn''is a melancholic picture of a field of blades. (And axes...and lances...))
** ''VideoGame/FireEmblemThreeHouses'' also does this for its own GameOver screen, with each of the four main characters' (Byleth, Edelgard, Dimitri and Claude) WeaponOfChoice being planted in the ground, and some non-descript weapon remains in the background.
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** ''VideoGame/FireEmblemThreeHouses'' also does this for its own GameOver screen, with each of the four main characters' (Byleth, Edelgard, Dimitri and Claude) WeaponOfChoice being planted in the ground, and some non-descript weapon remains in the background.
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* The Dragons' Graveyard, in the ''WesternAnimation/DungeonsAndDragons'' episode of the same name, is ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin, an extradimensional dragon graveyard presided over by Tiamat. Apart from being full of creepy dragon skeletons, its most notable feature is being up to its armpits in abandoned magic weapons.
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* The Dragons' Graveyard, in the ''WesternAnimation/DungeonsAndDragons'' ''WesternAnimation/DungeonsAndDragons1983'' episode of the same name, is ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin, an extradimensional dragon graveyard presided over by Tiamat. Apart from being full of creepy dragon skeletons, its most notable feature is being up to its armpits in abandoned magic weapons.
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** Archer is depicted in the opening as walking through a field of blades, representing his struggle with his ideals and endless conflicts. [[spoiler:His [[LimitBreak Reality Marble]] (a [[FisherKing representation of his soul]]) is the actual above field, wherein he has full control of all the swords and can rain down a StormOfBlades on any interlopers.]] His BadassCreed [[ByThePowerOfGreyskull invokes said Reality Marble]]. In the manga, [[http://www.mangapanda.com/fate-stay-night/48/21 he admitted that they are gravestones]].
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** Archer is depicted in the opening as walking through a field of blades, representing his struggle with his ideals and endless conflicts. [[spoiler:His [[LimitBreak Reality Marble]] (a [[FisherKing representation of his soul]]) is the actual above field, wherein he has full control of all the swords and can rain down a StormOfBlades on any interlopers.]] His BadassCreed [[ByThePowerOfGreyskull invokes said Reality Marble]]. In the manga, [[http://www.mangapanda.com/fate-stay-night/48/21 he admitted that they are gravestones]].gravestones.
