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* ''Film/WitchFromNepal'', an old Creator/ChowYunFat fantasy film. The titular villain revives a number of corpses in a graveyard to chase down Yun-Fat and Cherie Chung, depicted as the classic zombies-bursting-from-graveyards out of the ground fashion.


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* In ''Literature/AppointmentWithFear'', there's an optional encounter where you detour through a graveyard and is suddenly attacked by a zombie-themed villain called The Resurrection, who bursts from his grave (accompanying illustration included) and attacks after recognizing you as the one who ''put him in''.
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* InSpace in ''Film/PlanetOfTheVampires'' (a.k.a. ''Terrore nello spazio''). The deceased crew of the ''Galliott'' are buried in individual trenches which are then covered in metal slabs. Later we see their grave markers toppling, whereupon the [[MeatPuppet alien-possessed corpses]] throw aside the slabs and tear off their plastic burial shrouds.
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* Happens to Eric Draven in ''Film/TheCrow'' when the title bird resurrects him.

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* Happens to Eric Draven in ''Film/TheCrow'' ''Film/TheCrow1994'' when the title bird resurrects him.
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** In ComicBook/Supergirl1982'' issue #20, Supergirl has to do this after Parasite seals her in a flying metal coffin.

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** In ComicBook/Supergirl1982'' ''ComicBook/Supergirl1982'' issue #20, Supergirl has to do this after Parasite seals her in a flying metal coffin.



** Superman did this in ''ComicBook/ActionComics'' #469 after having apparently been killed (and insta-buried) by Terra-Man. Since he retained his powers, it was not a very surprising feat. The twist set up by the villain was that he came back looking like Terra-Man, leading him to be hunted by other superheroes [[MistakenForOwnMurderer for obvious reasons]].

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** Superman did this in ''ComicBook/ActionComics'' #469 #469-470 after having apparently been killed (and insta-buried) by Terra-Man. Since he retained his powers, it was not a very surprising feat. The twist set up by the villain was that he came back looking like Terra-Man, leading him to be hunted by other superheroes [[MistakenForOwnMurderer for obvious reasons]].

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** This is, in fact, not uncommon in EC comics and other pre-MediaNotes/ComicsCode horror comics.



* In ''ComicBook/PowerGirl2009'' issue #10, Ultra-Humanite makes use of Terra's geokinesis to bury Karen alive. She only needs a few seconds to escape. Justified because she's a Kryptonian, ergo she is super-strong and she doesn't need to breathe.



** ''ComicBook/WayOfTheWorld'': The Girl of Steel is seen rising from her grave in ''[[ComicBook/Supergirl2005 the first issue's cover]]''. Shortly later, she has a nightmare where she's been buried alive and has to dig her way out of her grave.
** And in ''[[ComicBook/Supergirl1982 Supergirl Vol. 2]]'' issue #20, Supergirl has to do this after Parasite seals her in a flying metal coffin.
* Franchise/{{Superman}} did this in one story after having apparently been killed (and insta-buried) by Terra-Man. Since he retained his powers, it was not a very surprising feat. The twist set up by the villain was that he came back looking like Terra-Man, leading him to be hunted by other superheroes [[MistakenForOwnMurderer for obvious reasons]].
* ''ComicBook/SupermansPalJimmyOlsen2019'': While Jimmy's funeral is in progress, a hand claws its way up from the grave. [[spoiler: It turns out to be Dr. Mantel, who emerged from Ultraspace in that location thanks to tethering himself to Jimmy's signal watch (which Jimmy threw into the grave so he wouldn't be tempted to use it).]]
* This happens with many of the dead mutants resurrected by Selene during "Necrosha" in ''Comicbook/XForce''. For the most part she didn't even bother having them dug up; she just let them claw their way out of their graves on their own.

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** ''ComicBook/WayOfTheWorld'': The Girl of Steel is seen rising from her grave in ''[[ComicBook/Supergirl2005 the first one issue's cover]]''.cover. Shortly later, she has a nightmare where she's been buried alive and has to dig her way out of her grave.
** And in ''[[ComicBook/Supergirl1982 Supergirl Vol. 2]]'' In ComicBook/Supergirl1982'' issue #20, Supergirl has to do this after Parasite seals her in a flying metal coffin.
** In ''ComicBook/PowerGirl2009'' issue #11, Ultra-Humanite makes use of Terra's geokinesis to bury Karen alive. She only needs a few seconds to escape. Justified because she's a Kryptonian, ergo she is super-strong and she doesn't need to breathe.
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** Superman
did this in one story ''ComicBook/ActionComics'' #469 after having apparently been killed (and insta-buried) by Terra-Man. Since he retained his powers, it was not a very surprising feat. The twist set up by the villain was that he came back looking like Terra-Man, leading him to be hunted by other superheroes [[MistakenForOwnMurderer for obvious reasons]].
* ** ''ComicBook/SupermansPalJimmyOlsen2019'': While Jimmy's funeral is in progress, a hand claws its way up from the grave. [[spoiler: It turns out to be Dr. Mantel, who emerged from Ultraspace in that location thanks to tethering himself to Jimmy's signal watch (which Jimmy threw into the grave so he wouldn't be tempted to use it).]]
* This happens with many of the dead mutants resurrected by Selene during "Necrosha" in ''Comicbook/XForce''.''ComicBook/XForce''. For the most part she didn't even bother having them dug up; she just let them claw their way out of their graves on their own.
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** This is, in fact, not uncommon in EC comics and other pre-UsefulNotes/ComicsCode horror comics.

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* ''VideoGame/BaldursGateIII'': After being turned into a vampire spawn, Astarion had to dig himself out of his own grave. Apparently, the transformation doesn't take unless the corpse is buried.
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* Early in ''VideoGame/DevilsHunt'', after Desmond was revived as the devil's collector of souls and returns to the land of living. We see a close-up of his tombstone before his hand pops out.
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* The {{Trope Namer|s}} by way of MemeticMutation, the old Sega arcade stand and cartridge ''VideoGame/AlteredBeast'' has the player character being reanimated while Zeus appears in the sky with a crystal ball saying, "I command you to rise from your grave and rescue my daughter." Lightning then strikes your headstone, and your character pops out of the ground ready to brawl. The "Rise from your grave" portion of Zeus's message is said in audio, and the sound compression in the Genesis/Mega Drive version leads to a {{Narm}}y ElmuhFuddSyndwome: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hihEhsdwiIk "Wise fwom youw gwave!"]]

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* The {{Trope Namer|s}} by way of MemeticMutation, the old Sega arcade stand and cartridge ''VideoGame/AlteredBeast'' ''VideoGame/AlteredBeast1988'' has the player character being reanimated while Zeus appears in the sky with a crystal ball saying, "I command you to rise from your grave and rescue my daughter." Lightning then strikes your headstone, and your character pops out of the ground ready to brawl. The "Rise from your grave" portion of Zeus's message is said in audio, and the sound compression in the Genesis/Mega Drive version leads to a {{Narm}}y ElmuhFuddSyndwome: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hihEhsdwiIk "Wise fwom youw gwave!"]]
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* ''WebVideo/CriticalRole'': From the second campaign, Mollymauk Tealeaf's earliest memory is digging himself out of what is apparently his own grave -- or rather, the grave of the person he used to be. He has no recollection of any life beforehand, and as far as he's concerned whoever it was that got buried is another person entirely.
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* After killing her rapist Richard, ''Series/MelrosePlace'''s Jane and her sister Sydney bury him and drive off, declaring her nightmare to be "over". Sure enough, just as they drive away, Richard's hand comes up out of the grave and the following episode shows him fully emerging.
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* ''Webcomic/InvertedFate'': When Chara comes back to life after [[spoiler:Flowey absorbs all the [=SOULs=] again and resurrects them]], they have to dig themself out of the ground where their body had been buried in the Ruins.
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** In some versions of the vampire myth, the WoodenStake was important not because it possessed some unique property that could permanently kill the vampire, but simply because it would [[PinnedToTheWall pin the vampire into the coffin]], preventing it from rising.
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* ''Literature/MaxAndTheMidknights'': While walking along the trail of the dead, the Midknights spot a few grave stones in the woods. Soon after, a trio of armed zombies climb out of the graves to attack the kids. Thankfully, sunlight seems to hurt them, as direct exposure sends them running back into their graves.
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* ''Webcomic/HeroesOfHomeroomC'': When Damien summons his zombie army from Tranquil's cemetery, they make their appearance by clawing their way out of the ground.
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* Beneath "Literature/TheRedTower" is a CreepyCemetery filled with blank headstones. No one is buried beneath them - they are the factory's highly experimental "birthing graves" for the production of [[UndeadAbomination hyper-organisms]].
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* ''Film/AxeMurderingWithHackley'': In the prologue, when the people who buried Hackley's body leave his grave, the camera focuses on the ground of his headstone... out of which Hackley's hand bursts.
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* A variation in ''Series/TheBookOfBobaFett''. The title character was seemingly left for dead (or AFateWorseThanDeath) in the first act of ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi'' after [[SwallowedWhole falling into the mouth]] of a Sarlacc. A flashback in the first episode showed how Boba survived and used his flamethrower to burn his way out of the creature, including a classic "rise from the grave" shot as Boba's gauntleted fist punches through the sand into the open air.
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* ''ComicBook/BlackestNight'': "RISE!"

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* ''ComicBook/BlackestNight'': "RISE!"''ComicBook/BlackestNight'':
-> The Blackest Night falls from the skies.\\
The darkness grows as all light dies. \\
We crave your hearts and your demise.\\
By my Black Hand, the dead shall rise!\\
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* ''Film/LittleDeadRottingHood'': Some time after being buried in the ground by her grandmother, Samantha claws her way out of her grave. When she comes out, she has fangs and claws on her fingers.
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* ''VideoGame/SuperDungeonBros'': The [[DemBones skeleton]] {{Mook}}s make their appearance in levels by crawling out of the dungeon floor.
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* ''ComicBook/SupermansPalJimmyOlsen2019'': While Jimmy's funeral is in progress, a hand claws its way up from the grave. [[spoiler: It turns out to be Dr. Mantel, who emerged from Ultraspace in that location thanks to tethering himself to Jimmy's signal watch (which Jimmy threw into the grave so he wouldn't be tempted to use it).]]
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* In ''ComicBook/PowerGirl'' (Volume 2) issue #10, Ultra-Humanite makes use of Terra's geokinesis to bury Karen alive. She only needs a few seconds to escape. Justified because she's a Kryptonian, ergo she is super-strong and she doesn't need to breathe.
* ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'', "ComicBook/KravensLastHunt": Kraven drugs Spider-Man, buries him alive, then puts on the spider costume and starts trying to ''be'' Spidey as part of his attempts to prove his total superiority. Meanwhile, Peter regains consciousness and, driven by his [[ThePowerOfLove feelings for Mary-Jane]], busts his way out.

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* In ''ComicBook/PowerGirl'' (Volume 2) ''ComicBook/PowerGirl2009'' issue #10, Ultra-Humanite makes use of Terra's geokinesis to bury Karen alive. She only needs a few seconds to escape. Justified because she's a Kryptonian, ergo she is super-strong and she doesn't need to breathe.
* ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'', "ComicBook/KravensLastHunt": ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'' storyline ''ComicBook/KravensLastHunt'': Kraven drugs Spider-Man, buries him alive, then puts on the spider costume and starts trying to ''be'' Spidey as part of his attempts to prove his total superiority. Meanwhile, Peter regains consciousness and, driven by his [[ThePowerOfLove feelings for Mary-Jane]], busts his way out.



** The Girl of Steel is seen rising from her grave in the cover of ''[[ComicBook/Supergirl2005 Supergirl (Vol 5)]]'' issue #28. Four issues later, she has a nightmare where she's been buried alive and has to dig her way out of her grave.

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** ''ComicBook/WayOfTheWorld'': The Girl of Steel is seen rising from her grave in the cover of ''[[ComicBook/Supergirl2005 Supergirl (Vol 5)]]'' issue #28. Four issues the first issue's cover]]''. Shortly later, she has a nightmare where she's been buried alive and has to dig her way out of her grave.
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-->-- '''Lupe Fiasco''', "The Cool"

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-->-- '''Lupe Fiasco''', '''Music/LupeFiasco''', "The Cool"

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* ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' parodied this, with Mayor Adam West cementing over every grave in the cemetery... "You'll thank me when no one eats your brain. You'll thank me."
* The zombies in ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' Halloween episode "Dial Z for Zombie" do this.

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* ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' parodied this, with Mayor Adam West cementing over every grave in the cemetery... "You'll cemetery.
-->"You'll
thank me when no one eats your brain. You'll thank me."
* The ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'': In "Treehouse of Horror III", the zombies in ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' from the segment ''Dial Z for Zombies'' do this.
* ''WesternAnimation/HouseOfMouse'': In the short "Donald's
Halloween episode "Dial Z Scare", Donald's nephews do this as part of their ploy to scare their uncle in retaliation for Zombie" do this.stealing their candy.
-->'''Dewey:''' ''Unca Donald...''
-->'''Louie:''' ''You scared us...''
-->'''Huey:''' ''To DEATH!''
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** "'Til Death": When the LovePotion restores Margaret to life, her hand bursts through the soil of the grave as her lover Logan is kneeling beside her grave. She crawls out of the grave and immediately pulls him into a passionate embrace.

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** "'Til Death": "[[Recap/TalesFromTheCryptS2E4TilDeath 'Til Death]]": When the LovePotion restores Margaret to life, her hand bursts through the soil of the grave as her lover Logan is kneeling beside her grave. She crawls out of the grave and immediately pulls him into a passionate embrace.

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