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* In ''ComicBook/Aquaman1991'', a Tritonian law is to never turn your back when someone needs help. Iqula berates a citizen for leaving one of his fellows behind during a shark attack when he would have stayed and fought.
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* ''ComicBook/{{Aquaman}}'': In ''ComicBook/Aquaman1991'', a Tritonian law is to never turn your back when someone needs help. Iqula berates a citizen for leaving one of his fellows behind during a shark attack when he would have stayed and fought.
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* This gets averted in the first ''Anime/RanmaOneHalf'' movie, ''Big Trouble in Nekonron'', when Ranma's party [[DwindlingParty fragments a little bit more]] in every miniboss encounter, as members will [[TheRestShallPass stay behind to hold off their own tailor-made opponents]].
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* This gets averted in the first ''Anime/RanmaOneHalf'' ''Manga/RanmaOneHalf'' movie, ''Big Trouble in Nekonron'', when Ranma's party [[DwindlingParty fragments a little bit more]] in every miniboss encounter, as members will [[TheRestShallPass stay behind to hold off their own tailor-made opponents]].
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* In ''ComicBook/Aquaman1991'', a Tritonian law is to never turn your back when someone needs help. Iqula berates a citizen for leaving one of his fellows behind during a shark attack when he would have stayed and fought.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Migration}}'': Despite Dax's occasional irritation with his family, he turns out to have this principle; he refuses to leave Delroy locked in a cage and insists on saving him, and [[spoiler:when he realizes that the domesticated ducks are being led into a trap, he risks his own life to warn them.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/MickeyMouseClubhouse'': In the climax of "Donald's Big Balloon Race", Pete's balloon crashes into a tree, disqualifying him as LaserGuidedKarma for cheating. When Donald is about to head for the finish, Mickey refuses to leave Pete stuck because he wants them to be good sports, so the two use a rope ladder to rescue Pete before Donald finishes the race.
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* ''WesternAnimation/MickeyMouseClubhouse'': In the climax of "Donald's Big Balloon Race", Pete's balloon crashes into a tree, disqualifying him as LaserGuidedKarma [[CheatersNeverProsper for cheating. cheating]]. When Donald is about to head for the finish, Mickey refuses to leave Pete stuck because he wants them to be good sports, so the two use a rope ladder to [[SaveTheVillain rescue Pete Pete]] before Donald finishes the race.
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* ''WesternAnimation/MickeyMouseClubhouse'': In the climax of "Donald's Big Balloon Race", Pete's balloon crashes into a tree, disqualifying him as LaserGuidedKarma for cheating. When Donald is about to head for the finish, Mickey refuses to leave Pete stuck because he wants them to be good sports, so the two use a rope ladder to rescue Pete before Donald finishes the race.
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In more hard-pressed situations, the character must stand over the fallen friend and fight off enemies, all the way up to the grim LastStand. In case of [[TrueCompanions close comrades]], such as BloodBrothers, or [[AFatherToHisMen beloved commanders]], this may be done [[DueToTheDead even if the fallen friend is dead]] and not just wounded, and the heat of battle may make it impossible to tell whether the fallen character had just been wounded or had died. And if the dead character has RoyalBlood or BlueBlood, this may have a grim necessity: they need to be able to prove that the character ''died'' to ensure that the succession goes smoothly in time of crisis.
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In more hard-pressed situations, the character must stand over the fallen friend and fight off enemies, all the way up to the grim LastStand. In case of [[TrueCompanions close comrades]], such as BloodBrothers, SwornBrothers, or [[AFatherToHisMen beloved commanders]], this may be done [[DueToTheDead even if the fallen friend is dead]] and not just wounded, and the heat of battle may make it impossible to tell whether the fallen character had just been wounded or had died. And if the dead character has RoyalBlood or BlueBlood, this may have a grim necessity: they need to be able to prove that the character ''died'' to ensure that the succession goes smoothly in time of crisis.
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