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* Be careful not to slay Medeus before you recruited or killed the Noble sisters or they will offer their lives to Medeus.
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* The last words of Che Guevara would count.
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* I suppose the last words of Che Guevara would count. -ahem-
"I know you have come here to kill me. Shoot, you coward, but you will only kill a man."
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"I know you have come here to kill me. Shoot, you coward, but you will only kill a man."
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*** [[spoiler:[[{{Badass}}Auron]] accidentally falls into this trope as well, ten years prior to the game's beginning, when he's killed but immediately reanimates as an Unsent. He took advantage of his new mortality status to ride Sin to Zanarkand and help mold Tidus into the hero his father wanted him to become. Namely, one who'd be willing and able to destroy his father, the newest incarnation of Sin, forever.]]
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*** [[spoiler:[[{{Badass}}Auron]] [[spoiler:[[{{Badass}} Auron]] accidentally falls into this trope as well, ten years prior to the game's beginning, when he's killed but immediately reanimates as an Unsent. He took advantage of his new mortality status to ride Sin to Zanarkand and help mold Tidus into the hero his father wanted him to become. Namely, one who'd be willing and able to destroy his father, the newest incarnation of Sin, forever.]]
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*** Instead, he just set himself up to be Darth Vader's RedemptionEqualsDeath moment.
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*** It's true that the resurrection is usual, but only [[spoiler: Jesus]] has his kind of Gambit, dying for the sins of the mankind and so giving everyone the opportunity of salvation. So he's the only one who goes with this trope.
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*** It's true that the resurrection is usual, but only [[spoiler: Jesus]] Jesus has his kind of Gambit, dying for the sins of the mankind and so giving everyone the opportunity of salvation. So he's the only one who goes with this trope.
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** Similar to the John Wayne anti-smoking ads that he filmed as he was dieing of cancer. Something like, "If it can kill me, it can sure kill you." They waited until after he died to air them.
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** Similar to the John Wayne anti-smoking ads that he filmed as he was dieing dying of cancer. Something like, "If it can kill me, it can sure kill you." They waited until after he died to air them.
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* Nathan Hale's last words in {{Resistance}} 2 before he is shot to death.
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* ''PhoenixWrightAceAttorney'' has a continuing plot arc involving a family of spirit mediums, so it was really only a matter of time before you found yourself interrogating a channeled spirit whose testimony begins "The plot began with my death."
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* ''PhoenixWrightAceAttorney'' has a continuing plot arc involving a family of spirit mediums, so it was really only a matter of time before [[spoiler: you found yourself interrogating a channeled spirit whose testimony begins "The plot began with my death.""]]
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* In ''[[TimPowers On Stranger Tides]]'', the ''vodun'' sorcerer Edward Thatch [[spoiler: better known as Blackbeard the pirate]] schemes to become the eternal king of the West Indies by gaining immortality from the Fountain of Youth, then staging his own demise in battle so he can be reborn with no criminal record and use his ill-gotten fortune to take over the region.
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*** Made ''[[BeyondTheImpossible even]] [[ItGotWorse worse]]'' in the remakes. It's revealed that his soul split in half at the time of his death: his dark half became the Emperor of Hell, while his light (''[[LightIsNotGood but still evil]]'') side became the Light Emperor and presides over the game's equivalent of ''Heaven''. Mateus has you screwed from '''both''' sides of the celestial chain.
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*** It's not planned. Exdeath wanted to ''rule'' the world with the power of Void. [=NeoExdeath=] specifically wants to reduce everything to nothingness.
** [[spoiler:Seymour]] in ''FinalFantasyX'' [[spoiler:is hardly affected by death. It's probably not wanted, but he doesn't care much and instead increases in strength, whenever he returns. Also 'main villain' Sin's death is nothing but a break for the people to catch their breath, before it returns.]]
*** [[spoiler:[[BadAss Auron]] accidentally falls into this trope as well, ten years prior to the game's beginning, when he's killed but immediately reanimates as an Unsent. He took advantage of his new mortality status to ride Sin to Zanarkand and help mold Tidus into the hero his father wanted him to become. Namely, one who'd be willing and able to destroy his father, the newest incarnation of Sin, forever.]]
** [[spoiler:Seymour]] in ''FinalFantasyX'' [[spoiler:is hardly affected by death. It's probably not wanted, but he doesn't care much and instead increases in strength, whenever he returns. Also 'main villain' Sin's death is nothing but a break for the people to catch their breath, before it returns.]]
*** [[spoiler:[[BadAss Auron]] accidentally falls into this trope as well, ten years prior to the game's beginning, when he's killed but immediately reanimates as an Unsent. He took advantage of his new mortality status to ride Sin to Zanarkand and help mold Tidus into the hero his father wanted him to become. Namely, one who'd be willing and able to destroy his father, the newest incarnation of Sin, forever.]]
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*** It's not planned. Exdeath wanted to ''rule'' the world with the power of Void. [=NeoExdeath=] Neo Exdeath specifically wants to reduce everything to nothingness.
** [[spoiler:Seymour]] in ''FinalFantasyX'' [[spoiler:is hardly affected by death. It's probably not wanted, but he doesn't care much and instead increases in strength, whenever he returns. Also'main villain' "main villain" Sin's death is nothing but a break for the people to catch their breath, before it returns.]]
***[[spoiler:[[BadAss Auron]] [[spoiler:[[{{Badass}}Auron]] accidentally falls into this trope as well, ten years prior to the game's beginning, when he's killed but immediately reanimates as an Unsent. He took advantage of his new mortality status to ride Sin to Zanarkand and help mold Tidus into the hero his father wanted him to become. Namely, one who'd be willing and able to destroy his father, the newest incarnation of Sin, forever.]]
** [[spoiler:Seymour]] in ''FinalFantasyX'' [[spoiler:is hardly affected by death. It's probably not wanted, but he doesn't care much and instead increases in strength, whenever he returns. Also
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** In the original FinalFantasyTactics, after failing to sacrifice the protagonist's sister in the penultimate Boss Battle, [[TheDragon Hashmalun]] pulls a [[HeroicSacrifice Villainous Sacrifice]] to summon [[BigBad Ultima]] (mistranslated "Altima" in the English version), the [[OneWingedAngel Bloody Angel]].
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** In the original FinalFantasyTactics, ''FinalFantasyTactics'', after failing to sacrifice the protagonist's sister in the penultimate Boss Battle, [[TheDragon Hashmalun]] pulls a [[HeroicSacrifice Villainous Sacrifice]] to summon [[BigBad Ultima]] (mistranslated "Altima" in the English version), the [[OneWingedAngel Bloody Angel]].
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** And Osiris. And Dionynsus. Mithras, Baldr, Shiva, Tammuz, Zalmoxis, and others too numerous to count. The dying-and-resurrecting god is practically a trope to itself.
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** And Osiris. And Dionynsus. Mithras, Baldr, Shiva, Tammuz, Zalmoxis, and others too numerous to count. The dying-and-resurrecting god is practically a trope to itself.
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** [[Residentevil5 Not Any More]]
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* Albert Wesker, in ''ResidentEvil''. [[IGotBetter He got better]].
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* Albert Wesker, in ''ResidentEvil''. [[IGotBetter He got better]].
**[[Residentevil5 Not Any More]]
**[[Residentevil5 Not Any More]]
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* John Locke's death on ''{{Lost}}'' first seems to be part of a preordained plan to save the island. Later events make it seem Locke was suckered into believing his death would have meaning, when really it was part of the villain's grand plan. Ultimately, however, John's death is the trigger for the Oceanic 6 to return to the island, which leads to the villain's defeat.
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* Subverted in ''[[http://goblins.keenspot.com Goblins]],'' when Thaco the Goblin finally defeats Dellyn Goblinslayer, the ranger who captured and tortured him years before. Dellyn takes great delight in telling Thaco how his name will go down in legend among the goblins because of his glorious death at Thaco's hands. Things [[http://goblins.keenspot.com/d/20090630.html do not turn out like he hoped]].
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* In NorseMythology, Odin once carefully performed all the appropriate rituals to be a human sacrifice... to Odin. He hung himself from the world tree for nine days, before returning to life with new knowledge - nine magical songs and eighteen magical runes. [[Determinator]] much?
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* ''ValkyrieProfile'': [[spoiler:Lezard Valeth kills himself to gain immortality, which allows him to survive Ragnarok. This is only seen in the best ending, but presumably occurs in every one since there are no NiceJobBreakingItHero moments related to him.]]
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* In CrisisOnInfiniteEarths, Harbinger is possessed by one of the Anti-Monitor's shadow demons and kills the [[CosmicEntity Monitor]] under its influence. However, the Monitor anticipated her betrayal, and arranged it so that the energy released by his death was able to preserve Earths One and Two from being destroyed by the Anti-Monitor.
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* In ''OnePiece'', the government executes the pirate king, Gol D. Roger, to send a message of warning to all the pirates in the world. Instead, Gol uses his moment of publicity to announce to the entire world where his treasure can be found, setting off the beginning of the Great Age of Pirates.
** Same with Gol D Roger, [[spoiler: Whitebeard]], in his last moments, declared that the legendary One Piece '''really''' does exist and triggers another coming age of pirates.
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* In ''OnePiece'', the government executes the pirate king, Gol D. Gold Roger, to send a message of warning to all the pirates in the world. Instead, Gol Roger uses his moment of publicity to announce to the entire world where his treasure can be found, setting off the beginning of the Great Age of Pirates.
**Same with Gol D Like Roger, [[spoiler: Whitebeard]], in his last moments, declared that the legendary One Piece '''really''' does exist and triggers another coming age of pirates.
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-->'''Norfolk''': "I believe a man's courage is measured in the manner of his death. So cut off my head and make me a martyr. The people will always remember it."
-->'''Walsingham''': "No, they will forget".
-->'''Norfolk''': "I believe a man's courage is measured in the manner of his death. So cut off my head and make me a martyr. The people will always remember it."
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* ''{{Exalted}}'': The First Age Solars, who by that point had gone [[WithGreatPowerComesGreatInsanity cuckoo for cocoa puffs]], were killed during the Usurpation, and as their souls settled into the Underworld, they finally realized [[DeathEqualsRedemption what sort of atrocities they'd committed]]. That is, save for 13 Solar ghosts who still raged at their betrayal... and who were all too happy to accept the deal the [[EldritchAbomination Neverborn]] offered them. Thus were the Deathlords born -- immensely powerful ghosts with a stated goal of dragging all of Creation into the maw of Oblivion.
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* Goku's death in episode 5 of ''DragonBall Z'' sets up his afterlife journey to power up for the battle against Vegeta and Nappa.
** In OVA Movie 7, Dr. Gero's death (not by the main characters) sets off the finishing of three more androids (15, 14 and BigBad 13).
** In OVA Movie 7, Dr. Gero's death (not by the main characters) sets off the finishing of three more androids (15, 14 and BigBad 13).
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*** And if Palpatine hadn't been stupid enough to actually encourage Luke to do this he might have succeeded in his plan.
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