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* The novel ''Summer Knight'' in Literature/TheDresdenFiles, [[spoiler: The concept of supernatural power and identity called a Mantle exists in the Dresden Files universe, and takes the form of a package of power that can be passed from person to person, and that starts to shape the identity, will, and personality of the wielder. In the case of the Sidhe mantles there are at least eight, and take the forms of Mother, Queen, Lady, and Knight for the Summer and Winter courts each. The Mother, Queen, and Lady mantles are so powerful that they will overwrite the original person entirely given enough time.]]
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* In ''VideoGame/Persona3 [[ExpansionPack FES]]'', when [[RobotGirl Aigis]] gains the "Wild Card" ability, she also gains the "field leader" status from the [[spoiler:[[TheHeroDies recently deceased hero.]] And also gains the role as player character.]] This does cause some resentment from another DesignatedLoveInterest Yukari.
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* In ''VideoGame/Persona3 [[ExpansionPack FES]]'', when [[RobotGirl Aigis]] gains the "Wild Card" ability, she also gains the "field leader" status from the [[spoiler:[[TheHeroDies recently deceased hero.]] And also gains the role as player character.]] This does cause some resentment from another DesignatedLoveInterest love interest, Yukari.
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* In ''Series/XenaWarriorPrincess'', Gabrielle takes up the mantle left by Xena [[spoiler: after her death in the end of the series]].
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* ''Literature/AlanMendelsohnTheBoyFromMars'': At the end of the book, after [[spoiler: Alan Mendohlson leaves to return to "The Bronx"]], Leonard takes over his role at school, challenging the teachers with facts they don't want the students to know and behaving confrontationally to the other jerkish students. Eventually he is able to make the school a better place.
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* ''Franchise/WonderWoman'': When Diana stepped down from her role and stopped communicating with her allies her sister [[ComicBook/WonderGirl Donna]] took up the mantle of Wonder Woman, and was Wonder Woman for the first few issues of ''ComicBook/WonderWoman2006'' before unquestionably handing it back to Diana when Diana quit trying to walk away from being a hero.
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* In the lore of ''Franchise/TheElderScrolls'' there is a theological concept where beings can "Mantle" the the essence of or certain aspects of gods. In this world, due to the fact that the gods have a very real and physical impact on the world, it is rather more literal than in most cases. The most notable instances of this are when Tiber Septim, or Talos, took up the Mantle of the dead god Lorkhan, specifically his aspect as the god of man. The other case, arguably, is when his descendent merged with Akatosh to defeat an invasion by Mehrunes Dagon.
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* ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyond'' has Terry [=McGinnis=] become the new Batman after Bruce Wayne retires (although Bruce is retired for several decades before Terry happens upon the Batcave). The twist is that Bruce may be out of the field (being an old man with a cane and all), but he becomes Terry's VoiceWithAnInternetConnection.
** In ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyondReturnOfTheJoker'', Terry manages to do the one thing Bruce couldn't: force the Joker to lose his composure and get angry. How? By making fun of the Joker, something Bruce would never do. Of course, [[spoiler:this isn't the original Joker, it's a copy created by the original Joker, who implanted a chip into Tim Drake's body before his death that made him look and sound like the Joker, with the chip overtaking Tim's personality. Terry manages to fry the chip, restoring Tim's appearance and personality]].
** In ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyondReturnOfTheJoker'', Terry manages to do the one thing Bruce couldn't: force the Joker to lose his composure and get angry. How? By making fun of the Joker, something Bruce would never do. Of course, [[spoiler:this isn't the original Joker, it's a copy created by the original Joker, who implanted a chip into Tim Drake's body before his death that made him look and sound like the Joker, with the chip overtaking Tim's personality. Terry manages to fry the chip, restoring Tim's appearance and personality]].
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* This happened once in ''Toys/{{Bionicle}}'', specifically in the third DirectToVideo movie, ''Bionicle 3: Web of Shadows'', when [[FailureKnight Vakama]], the leader of [[TrueCompanions the Toa Metru]], and TheHero of the previous film, performs a FaceHeelTurn about half way through the movie. [[PluckyComicRelief Matau]] steps into the role of TheHero, and wages a successful IKnowYouAreInThereSomewhereFight with Vakama, after which he becomes co-{{Lancer}} with [[TheHeart Nokama]].
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* This happened once in ''Toys/{{Bionicle}}'', specifically in the third DirectToVideo movie, ''Bionicle 3: Web of Shadows'', when [[FailureKnight Vakama]], the leader of [[TrueCompanions the Toa Metru]], and TheHero of the previous film, performs a FaceHeelTurn about half way halfway through the movie. [[PluckyComicRelief Matau]] steps into the role of TheHero, and wages a successful IKnowYouAreInThereSomewhereFight with Vakama, after which he becomes co-{{Lancer}} with [[TheHeart Nokama]].
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* In ''VideoGame/MassEffect2'', Liara is trying to find the Shadow Broker, an information dealer who is possibly the most powerful individual in the entire galaxy, who hides on a ship drifting inside a storm on an uninhabitable planet and never shows his face to anyone and communicates with his top agents only through digital voice synthesizers. While trying to free Liara's assistant, who has been captured, the Shadow Broker and all his personal guards are killed in his office. After the fight dozens of agents call in to inquire about the disrupted connection.
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* In ''VideoGame/MassEffect2'', Liara is trying to find the Shadow Broker, an information dealer who is possibly the most powerful individual in the entire galaxy, who hides on a ship drifting inside a storm on an uninhabitable planet and never shows his face to anyone and communicates with his top agents only through digital voice synthesizers. While trying to free Liara's assistant, who has been captured, the Shadow Broker and all his personal guards are killed in his office. After the fight fight, dozens of agents call in to inquire about the disrupted connection.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/YoungJustice'', [[spoiler:when Kid Flash dies in the episode "Endgame", Impulse honors him by taking up his persona]].
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** ''Battle for the Cowl'' was about ''several'' people trying to become the new Batman. [[ComicBook/{{Nightwing}} Dick Grayson]], [[Characters/{{Batman}} Tim Drake, Jason Todd, Two-Face]], and Michael Lane, the new ComicBook/{{Azrael}}, all heeded the call to become Gotham City's new Dark Knight. The first two issues of the mini-series, the story mostly focused on Tim Drake, but in the final issue, it mostly focused on [[ComicBook/{{Nightwing}} Dick Grayson]].
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** ''Battle for the Cowl'' was about ''several'' people trying to become the new Batman. [[ComicBook/{{Nightwing}} Dick Grayson]], [[ComicBook/RobinSeries Tim Drake]][[note]] (who didn't ''want'' the cowl but Dick hadn't stepped up yet)[[/note]], [[Characters/{{Batman}} Tim Drake, Jason Todd, Two-Face]], and Michael Lane, the new ComicBook/{{Azrael}}, all heeded the call to become Gotham City's new Dark Knight. The first two issues of the mini-series, the story mostly focused on [[ComicBook/RobinSeries Tim Drake, Drake]], but in the final issue, it mostly focused on [[ComicBook/{{Nightwing}} Dick Grayson]].
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** [[Characters/{{Batman}} Tim Drake]], when he was set to become [[LegacyCharacter Robin]], actually had the nerve to don Jason Todd's Robin costume and to go out with Alfred to rescue Batman and ComicBook/{{Nightwing}}. ''And'' he managed to pull it off.
** Briefly attempted by ''Bane'', of all people, when Batman disappears during ''ComicBook/ForeverEvil''. Gotham is in chaos, with Arkham's inmates released, and Bane knows this is the perfect time to conquer the city. He runs into a bit of trouble with the Arkham crew though, and realizes that to succeed he needs to become something that truly terrifies them- so he makes his own Bat-costume and declares himself the new Batman. Note that he has no real intention of being a hero or living up to Batman's ideals; he just needs the fear. Needless to say, his stint ends [[ShaggyDogStory in the space of a couple pages]] once ''Forever Evil'' is resolved and the real Batman can return to Gotham.
** Briefly attempted by ''Bane'', of all people, when Batman disappears during ''ComicBook/ForeverEvil''. Gotham is in chaos, with Arkham's inmates released, and Bane knows this is the perfect time to conquer the city. He runs into a bit of trouble with the Arkham crew though, and realizes that to succeed he needs to become something that truly terrifies them- so he makes his own Bat-costume and declares himself the new Batman. Note that he has no real intention of being a hero or living up to Batman's ideals; he just needs the fear. Needless to say, his stint ends [[ShaggyDogStory in the space of a couple pages]] once ''Forever Evil'' is resolved and the real Batman can return to Gotham.
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** [[Characters/{{Batman}} [[ComicBook/RobinSeries Tim Drake]], when he was set to become [[LegacyCharacter Robin]], actually had the nerve to don Jason Todd's Robin costume and to go out with Alfred to rescue Batman and ComicBook/{{Nightwing}}. ''And'' he managed to pull it off.
** Briefly attempted by''Bane'', ''ComicBook/{{Bane}}'', of all people, when Batman disappears during ''ComicBook/ForeverEvil''. Gotham is in chaos, with Arkham's inmates released, and Bane knows this is the perfect time to conquer the city. He runs into a bit of trouble with the Arkham crew though, and realizes that to succeed he needs to become something that truly terrifies them- so he makes his own Bat-costume and declares himself the new Batman. Note that he has no real intention of being a hero or living up to Batman's ideals; he just needs the fear. Needless to say, his stint ends [[ShaggyDogStory in the space of a couple pages]] once ''Forever Evil'' is resolved and the real Batman can return to Gotham.
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* After ''ComicBook/TheDeathOfSuperman'', four heroes appeared on the radar ready to take Franchise/{{Superman}}'s place; the Cyborg Superman, the Eradicator, and Superboy each had an equal stake in the name and his own motives to want to be the Man of Steel. The fourth, Steel, never claimed to ''be'' Superman but followed his example and tried to protect his legacy.
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** Averted in the pre-Crisis era. On Earth-Two, the Golden Age Batman is killed trying to stop a criminal with mysteriously-obtained supernatural power. After the funeral, both Dick Grayson and Helena Wayne both agree that they ''can't'' be Batman and to keep going in their identities as Robin and Huntress.
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"main protagonist" is redundant. It also sounds like confusion with The Hero because someone does not "act" as the protagonist. Protagonsit is a passive role. Same with antagonist. That doesn't mean "villain" . This is especially bad with someone potholing "protaonist" to "the hero dies".
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So you're two thirds of the way through a book/movie/whatever, when suddenly, the main protagonist dies, is imprisoned, performs a FaceHeelTurn, or is otherwise unable to act as the main protagonist. [[DarkestHour All seems lost]], a TakeUpMySword hasn't been pulled! What is to be done?
But wait! A {{Sidekick}}, the LoveInterest, TheRival, a MauveShirt (in theory, even an antagonist could pull this off) steps or is forced into the role of the main protagonist, and the work that you are reading focuses on them for the rest of the time it takes to finish the work. The original protagonist may return near the end. Essentially, it's when someone invokes LegacyCharacter.
TakeUpMySword is different in that it implies that the protagonist had time to actually say something along the lines of ImDyingPleaseTakeMyMacGuffin to his successor, whereas with TakingUpTheMantle, the character has to take the initiative or be shown that it's what they have to do, but ultimately, they have to make the decision themselves.
But wait! A {{Sidekick}}, the LoveInterest, TheRival, a MauveShirt (in theory, even an antagonist could pull this off) steps or is forced into the role of the main protagonist, and the work that you are reading focuses on them for the rest of the time it takes to finish the work. The original protagonist may return near the end. Essentially, it's when someone invokes LegacyCharacter.
TakeUpMySword is different in that it implies that the protagonist had time to actually say something along the lines of ImDyingPleaseTakeMyMacGuffin to his successor, whereas with TakingUpTheMantle, the character has to take the initiative or be shown that it's what they have to do, but ultimately, they have to make the decision themselves.
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So you're two thirds of the way through a book/movie/whatever, when suddenly, the main protagonist TheHero /TheLeader/ TheChosenOne etc. dies, is imprisoned, performs a FaceHeelTurn, or is otherwise unable to act as the main protagonist.their important role. [[DarkestHour All seems lost]], a TakeUpMySword hasn't been pulled! What is to be done?
But wait! A {{Sidekick}}, the LoveInterest, TheRival, a MauveShirt(in theory, or even an antagonist could pull this off) a FriendlyEnemy steps or is forced into the role of the main protagonist, this important role, and the work that you are reading focuses on them for the rest of the time it takes to finish the work. The original protagonist may return near the end.work. Essentially, it's when someone invokes LegacyCharacter.
TakeUpMySword is different in that it implies that theprotagonist original had time to actually say something along the lines of ImDyingPleaseTakeMyMacGuffin to his successor, whereas with TakingUpTheMantle, the character has to take the initiative or be shown that it's what they have to do, but ultimately, they have to make the decision themselves.
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* In ''VideoGame/Persona3 [[ExpansionPack FES]]'', when [[RobotGirl Aigis]] gains the "Wild Card" ability, she also gains the "field leader" status from the [[spoiler:[[TheHeroDies recently deceased Protagonist.]] And also gains the role as player character.]] This does cause some resentment from another DesignatedLoveInterest Yukari.
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* In ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/8933408/18/Wizard-Runemaster Wizard Runemaster]]'', [[TabletopGame/WarcraftTheRoleplayingGame Medivh's ghost]] appears in Karazhan to appoint Literature/HarryPotter as Azeroth's new Guardian.
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* Thematically, this is what is going on all through ''{{Series/Babylon Five}}'s'' [[PostScriptSeason fifth season]], with the various leads moving on to other roles in life and PassingTheTorch to supporting characters, to show that even with the main cast being broken up, Babylon 5's mission continues.
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* This happened once in Toys/{{Bionicle}}, ''Toys/{{Bionicle}}'', specifically in the third DirectToVideo movie, ''Bionicle 3: Web of Shadows'', when [[FailureKnight Vakama]], the leader of [[TrueCompanions the Toa Metru]], and TheHero of the previous film, performs a FaceHeelTurn about half way through the movie. [[PluckyComicRelief Matau]] steps into the role of TheHero, and wages a successful IKnowYouAreInThereSomewhereFight with Vakama, after which he becomes co-{{Lancer}} with [[TheHeart Nokama]].
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* In ''{{Persona 3}} [[ExpansionPack FES]]'', when [[RobotGirl Aigis]] gains the "Wild Card" ability, she also gains the "field leader" status from the [[spoiler:[[TheHeroDies recently deceased Protagonist.]] And also gains the role as player character.]] This does cause some resentment from another DesignatedLoveInterest Yukari.
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* In {{MegaMind}}, ''WesternAnimation/{{Megamind}}'', [[spoiler:Megamind himself fills Metro Man's role]].
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* The short story ''Aftermath'', taking place just two hours after ''{{Literature/Changes}}'' in Literature/TheDresdenFiles, [[spoiler: [[OurHeroIsDead with Harry shot and thrown into Lake Michigan]]]], there is no one to protect Chicago from the supernatural baddies, until [[spoiler: [[BadassNormal Murphy]] and [[OurWerewolvesAreDifferent the Alphas]] take up the charge [[CrowningMomentOfAwesome "untill Dresden gets back."]]]]
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* The short story ''Aftermath'', taking place just two hours after ''{{Literature/Changes}}'' in Literature/TheDresdenFiles, [[spoiler: [[OurHeroIsDead with Harry shot and thrown into Lake Michigan]]]], there is no one to protect Chicago from the supernatural baddies, until [[spoiler: [[BadassNormal Murphy]] and [[OurWerewolvesAreDifferent the Alphas]] take up the charge [[CrowningMomentOfAwesome [[SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome "untill Dresden gets back."]]]]
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* In ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/8933408/18/Wizard-Runemaster Wizard Runemaster]]'', [[Franchise/Warcraft Medivh's ghost]] appears in Karazhan to appoint Literature/HarryPotter as Azeroth's new Guardian.
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* In ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/8933408/18/Wizard-Runemaster Wizard Runemaster]]'', [[Franchise/Warcraft [[TabletopGame/WarcraftTheRoleplayingGame Medivh's ghost]] appears in Karazhan to appoint Literature/HarryPotter as Azeroth's new Guardian.
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* Wally West took up the mantle of ComicBook/TheFlash after his mentor Barry Allen died saving the universe in ''ComicBook/CrisisOnInfiniteEarths''. He is considered to be one of the most successful LegacyCharacter and is the first one among his own generation from Teen Titans.
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* Wally West took up the mantle of ComicBook/TheFlash after his mentor Barry Allen died saving the universe in ''ComicBook/CrisisOnInfiniteEarths''. He is considered to be one of the most successful LegacyCharacter {{Legacy Character}}s and is the first one among his own generation from Teen Titans.
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* In "Wecomic/TheOrderOfTheStick": Book -1 Start of Darkness opens with Redcloak being obliged to pick up the Crimson Mantle of the High Priest Of The Dark One, as the only surviving cleric after a Paladin raid on his village.
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* In "Wecomic/TheOrderOfTheStick": ''Wecomic/TheOrderOfTheStick'': Book -1 Start of Darkness opens with Redcloak being obliged to pick up the Crimson Mantle of the High Priest Of The Dark One, as the only surviving cleric after a Paladin raid on his village.
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* This happened once in {{Bionicle}}, specifically in the third DirectToVideo movie, ''Bionicle 3: Web of Shadows'', when [[FailureKnight Vakama]], the leader of [[TrueCompanions the Toa Metru]], and TheHero of the previous film, performs a FaceHeelTurn about half way through the movie. [[PluckyComicRelief Matau]] steps into the role of TheHero, and wages a successful IKnowYouAreInThereSomewhereFight with Vakama, after which he becomes co-{{Lancer}} with [[TheHeart Nokama]].
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* This happened once in {{Bionicle}}, Toys/{{Bionicle}}, specifically in the third DirectToVideo movie, ''Bionicle 3: Web of Shadows'', when [[FailureKnight Vakama]], the leader of [[TrueCompanions the Toa Metru]], and TheHero of the previous film, performs a FaceHeelTurn about half way through the movie. [[PluckyComicRelief Matau]] steps into the role of TheHero, and wages a successful IKnowYouAreInThereSomewhereFight with Vakama, after which he becomes co-{{Lancer}} with [[TheHeart Nokama]].
