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* In ''DubiousCompany'', after [[BeautyBrainsandBrawn Elly, Walter, and Tiren]] escape the brig, Walter convinces [[HeelFaceRevolvingDoor the crew]] to do this to Captain Barry.
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* In ''DubiousCompany'', ''Webcomic/DubiousCompany'', after [[BeautyBrainsandBrawn Elly, Walter, and Tiren]] escape the brig, Walter convinces [[HeelFaceRevolvingDoor the crew]] to do this to Captain Barry.
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* In PoulAnderson's "Break", although the captain wonders whether passengers can mutiny, he chiefly deals with stopping them by force and then surviving the damage.
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** The same naval garrison, at Kronstadt, whose mutiny against Kerensky's government helped usher in RedOctober, later was decimated, when they [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kronstadt_rebellion mutinied again, this time against Lenin's government.]]
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* ''FinalFantasyVIII'': After a failed attempt to assassinate Edea, the ''real'' boss of Balamb Garden, NORG, decided to offer the head of the involved !SEEDs (your party, that is) to her on a silver plate to save his own arse. [[AntiMutiny Cid doesn't take this well, and decided that he's through with this greedy bastard]]. A Garden-wide armed conflict ensues between NORG's goons and students loyal to Cid.
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* ''FinalFantasyVIII'': ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVIII'': After a failed attempt to assassinate Edea, the ''real'' boss of Balamb Garden, NORG, decided to offer the head of the involved !SEEDs (your party, that is) to her on a silver plate to save his own arse. [[AntiMutiny Cid doesn't take this well, and decided that he's through with this greedy bastard]]. A Garden-wide armed conflict ensues between NORG's goons and students loyal to Cid.
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* ''WesternAnimation/ExoSquad'' had several (yes, several) mutinies by the resident GeneralRipper Captain Marcus against the BigGood, Admiral Winfield. Ended every time with him taking control of the fleet and being beaten like a red-headed stepchild by whatever enemy he went against. You'd think his subordinates would learn...
** Whaddaya mean several? The first couple times he takes over the fleet is because Winfield's incapacitated. Although, he did try TheHero JT Marsh for mutiny after Marsh tried to prevent him for doing something intensely stupid.
** Marcus takes command of the Exofleet exactly 2 times. The first time is because Winfield is injured during a battle with the pirates, not mutiny. The second time Marcus DID mutiny and it ended as bad as a mutiny possible could.
** Whaddaya mean several? The first couple times he takes over the fleet is because Winfield's incapacitated. Although, he did try TheHero JT Marsh for mutiny after Marsh tried to prevent him for doing something intensely stupid.
** Marcus takes command of the Exofleet exactly 2 times. The first time is because Winfield is injured during a battle with the pirates, not mutiny. The second time Marcus DID mutiny and it ended as bad as a mutiny possible could.
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* ''WesternAnimation/ExoSquad'' had several (yes, several) mutinies by the resident GeneralRipper Captain Marcus [[GeneralRipper Captain]] [[TheNeidermeyer Marcus]] lead this against the BigGood, [[BigGood Admiral Winfield. Ended every Winfield]] in the final story of the first season. Why? Because [[InsaneAdmiral he thinks Winfield has lost the will to fight the Neosapiens because he's determined that they rebuild the Exofleet first]]. Even though he knows that the Neosapiens outnumber even a full-strength Exofleet. Neadless to say, his mutiny ends as badly as it possibly could, with Exofleet decimated and Marcus himself shot down.
** Frankly, it's amazing he managed to drum up any support in the first place, since the one timewith him taking he took legitimate control of (in the fleet and being beaten like a red-headed stepchild by whatever enemy he went against. You'd think his subordinates would learn...
** Whaddaya mean several? Thefirst couple times five episodes, when Admiral Winfield was injured by a SpacePirate attack), he takes over the fleet is because Winfield's incapacitated. Although, he did try TheHero JT Marsh for mutiny after Marsh tried to prevent him for doing something intensely stupid.
** Marcus takes commandgot about a third of the Exofleet exactly 2 times. The first time is because Winfield is injured during a battle with killed by charging off to fight the pirates, not mutiny. The second time Marcus DID mutiny Neosapiens (resulting in half the fleet being left behind -- and it ended as bad as a mutiny possible could.they were outnumbered to begin with) and then freezing up when the Neosapiens proved stronger. To say nothing of the fact he led Exofleet into several SpacePirate ambushes before that.
** Frankly, it's amazing he managed to drum up any support in the first place, since the one time
** Whaddaya mean several? The
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* As mentioned above, famously occurred on the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mutiny_on_the_Bounty HMS Bounty]] in 1789.
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* The "Skulduggery" table of ''VideoGame/FullTiltPinball'' has a pirate mutiny as one of its modes.
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* The "Skulduggery" table of ''VideoGame/FullTiltPinball'' has a pirate mutiny as one of its modes.
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* ''Film/MutinyOnTheBounty'' is a fictional recounting of the mutiny that went down aboard the HMS Bounty in 1789. Committed to film in 1934 and 1962, and in 1984 as ''Film/TheBounty''.
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* ''Film/MutinyOnTheBounty'' ''Literature/MutinyOnTheBounty'' is a fictional recounting of the mutiny that went down aboard the HMS Bounty in 1789. Committed to film in 1934 and 1962, and in 1984 as ''Film/TheBounty''.
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** Oh, that's easy. The XO's the Mutineer, [[OverusedRunningGag the Captain's a Barrator]].
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* ''MutinyOnTheBounty'' ''Film/MutinyOnTheBounty'' is a fictional recounting of the mutiny that went down aboard the HMS Bounty in 1789. Committed to film in 1934 and 1962, and in 1984 as ''Film/TheBounty''.
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* ''TheCaineMutiny'', and the book of the same name by Herman Wouk on which the movie was based, concerns a mutiny aboard a WWII destroyer-minesweeper against a captain accused of cowardice and incompetence.
* ''CrimsonTide'' had a mutiny aboard a submarine during rising tensions between the United States and Russia that were set to go nuclear. Tricky, in that none of the participants are sure who the mutineer actually is, as both sides claim legitimate authority within the Articles of War governing the United States Navy.
* ''CrimsonTide'' had a mutiny aboard a submarine during rising tensions between the United States and Russia that were set to go nuclear. Tricky, in that none of the participants are sure who the mutineer actually is, as both sides claim legitimate authority within the Articles of War governing the United States Navy.
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* ''TheCaineMutiny'', ''Film/TheCaineMutiny'', and the book of the same name by Herman Wouk on which the movie was based, concerns a mutiny aboard a WWII destroyer-minesweeper against a captain accused of cowardice and incompetence.
*''CrimsonTide'' ''Film/CrimsonTide'' had a mutiny aboard a submarine during rising tensions between the United States and Russia that were set to go nuclear. Tricky, in that none of the participants are sure who the mutineer actually is, as both sides claim legitimate authority within the Articles of War governing the United States Navy.
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* ''PiratesOfTheCaribbean'', a few times, notably The Black Pearl taken from Jack in the backstory. And Jack in ''On Stranger Tides'' which would've been successful [[spoiler: had Blackbeard not had a mystical sword that controlled the ship.]]
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* ''PiratesOfTheCaribbean'', ''Franchise/PiratesOfTheCaribbean'', a few times, notably The Black Pearl taken from Jack in the backstory. And Jack in ''On Stranger Tides'' which would've been successful [[spoiler: had Blackbeard not had a mystical sword that controlled the ship.]]
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* ''HMSDefiant'' placed in the time of Spithead mutiny, the crew plans it from the beginning, and Dirk Bogarde's super-evil, sadistic first lieutenant gives them pretty good reason to do it.
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* ''Retrograde'': A group of men are sent 100 years back in time to prevent a meteor carrying a deadly alien virus from colliding into Earth and bring humanity to the brink of extinction. However, during the mission, one of the commandos, Dalton, tries to take over the ship and kill the other crew so that he can change the past and remake the future in his own image.
* ''SpaceMutiny'' features TheMutiny... [-IN SPACE-]! ShapedLikeItself and ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin.
* ''SpaceMutiny'' features TheMutiny... [-IN SPACE-]! ShapedLikeItself and ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin.
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* ''Retrograde'': ''Film/{{Retrograde}}'': A group of men are sent 100 years back in time to prevent a meteor carrying a deadly alien virus from colliding into Earth and bring humanity to the brink of extinction. However, during the mission, one of the commandos, Dalton, tries to take over the ship and kill the other crew so that he can change the past and remake the future in his own image.
*''SpaceMutiny'' ''Film/SpaceMutiny'' features TheMutiny... [-IN SPACE-]! ShapedLikeItself and ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin.
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* In the ''Fanfic/EmpathTheLuckiestSmurf'' alternate timeline story "Papa Smurf & Mama Smurfette", Empath leads a secret mutiny against Papa Smurf after he marries Smurfette, recruiting Smurfs without anyone's notice. By the time Smurfette gives birth to Papa Smurf's child, the entire adult male Smurf population of the village has turned against Papa Smurf, and Empath signifies the change of authority by [[InsigniaRipoffRitual replacing Papa Smurf's red hat for a white hat while replacing his own star-spangled hat for Papa Smurf's red hat]].
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* In the ''Fanfic/EmpathTheLuckiestSmurf'' alternate timeline story "Papa Smurf & Mama Smurfette", Empath leads a secret mutiny against Papa Smurf after he marries Smurfette, recruiting Smurfs without anyone's notice. By the time Smurfette gives birth to Papa Smurf's child, the entire adult male Smurf population of the village has turned against Papa Smurf, and Empath signifies the change of authority by [[InsigniaRipoffRitual replacing Papa Smurf's red hat for a white hat while replacing his own star-spangled hat for Papa Smurf's red hat]].
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* ''TheLostFleet'' has the GloryHound Captain Falco lead a mutiny against the Alliance fleet commander John Geary, whom he thinks is a coward. He takes off with 40 ships to break through the enemy forces. He comes back with ''thirteen''.
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* ''TheLostFleet'' has the GloryHound Captain Falco lead a mutiny against the Alliance fleet commander John Geary, whom he thinks is a coward. He takes off with 40 ships to break through the enemy forces. He comes back with ''thirteen''.''thirteen'', and having [[FreakOut completely lost his wits]] after his 'plan' ([[AttackAttackAttack if you can call it such]]) ends in disaster. It's something of an in-universe AlasPoorScrappy moment for Geary, who wasn't terribly fond of Falco even before he pulled this little stunt, and he has him confined to quarters until he can be committed to an asylum. [[spoiler: Falco ends up dying anyway when the ship he is on is lost in action, which causes some complications later on.]]
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** This later becomes a threat for Kydd in ''Treachery'' [[note]]''The Privateer's Revenge'' in the U.S.[[/note]], when he treats the crew of ''Teazer'' badly to due to his grief over [[spoiler:the death of his fiancée, Rosalynd.]]
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* The premise of the fourth book in the {{Literature/Kydd}} series, [[Main/ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Mutiny]]. [[Main/TheHero Kydd]] initially joins the mutiny at the Nore in good faith, but he later regrets his decision when the situation turns ugly. In later books, it becomes an {{Old Shame}} for him.
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* StarFleetBattles includes the possibility of mutiny aboard heavily damaged Klingon ships. The backstory for the Klingon Empire in SFB states that the empire is composed of ethnic Imperial Klingons (the actual Klingon race proper) and numerous subject races. These subject races serve in significant numbers aboard Klingon warships often composing up to 75% of the crew. However, they are always in strictly support roles (boarding parties, manual labor, ect) and they are never taught how to operate the ships or weapons. Naturally, none are ever officers, let alone, put in command of a vessel. While not slaves, they are not considered politically dependable, which is why Klingon vessels have security stations to heavily monitor subject race crewmembers. If these stations are all destroyed in battle, the player must roll for mutiny. If a mutiny is successful, the ship falls under control of mutineeers and will surrender to the other player. If the mutiny is put down, the player need not roll again, as anyone else who would have tried it is probably already dead. The mainstream ''StarTrek'' universe does not have this issue with Klingon vessels as they are manned solely by the Klingon race. Any mutinies that might happen there would be instigated by other Klingons and would be seen as dishonorable.
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* StarFleetBattles includes the possibility of mutiny aboard heavily damaged Klingon ships. The backstory for the Klingon Empire in SFB states that the empire is composed of ethnic Imperial Klingons (the actual Klingon race proper) and numerous subject races. These subject races serve in significant numbers aboard Klingon warships often composing up to 75% of the crew. However, they are always in strictly support roles (boarding parties, manual labor, ect) and they are never taught how to operate the ships or weapons. Naturally, none are ever officers, let alone, put in command of a vessel. While not slaves, they are not considered politically dependable, which is why Klingon vessels have security stations to heavily monitor subject race crewmembers. If these stations are all destroyed in battle, the player must roll for mutiny. If a mutiny is successful, the ship falls under control of mutineeers and will surrender to the other player. If the mutiny is put down, the player need not roll again, as anyone else who would have tried it is probably already dead. The mainstream ''StarTrek'' universe does not have this issue with Klingon vessels as they are manned solely by the Klingon race. Any mutinies that might happen there would be instigated by other Klingons and would be seen as dishonorable.
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* The current chapter of ''TwoKinds''.
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* The current chapter of Invoked but not executed in ''TwoKinds''.
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* In ''Anime/SuperDimensionalFortressMacross/Anime/{{Robotech}}'', this is what saves the SDF-1 when the order comes down to attack to destroy it. By that time, so much of the Zentraedi forces are [[HumanityIsInfectious enamored with Human culture]] that a wave of mutinies erupt throughout the fleet to protest the order. At this disorder, Commander Breetai orders a ceasefire.
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* In ''Anime/SuperDimensionalFortressMacross/Anime/{{Robotech}}'', ''Anime/{{Macross}}/Anime/{{Robotech}}'', this is what saves the SDF-1 when the order comes down to attack to destroy it. By that time, so much of the Zentraedi forces are [[HumanityIsInfectious enamored with Human culture]] that a wave of mutinies erupt throughout the fleet to protest the order. At this disorder, Commander Breetai orders a ceasefire.
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* In ''Anime/SuperDimensionalFortressMacross/Anime/{{Robotech}}'', this is what saves the SDF-1 when the order comes down to attack to destroy it. By that time, so much of the Zentraedi forces are [[HumanityIsInfectious enamored with Human culture]] that a wave of mutinies erupt throughout the fleet to protest the order. At this disorder, Commander Breetai orders a ceasefire.
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* ''Code Geass'' R2, episode 19 contains one of the most memorable instances of this trope. [[spoiler: The Black Knights, rebel organization founded by protagonist Lelouch in the 8th episode, turn their guns on him. Literally.]]
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* ''Code Geass'' R2, ''CodeGeassR2'', episode 19 contains one of the most memorable instances of this trope. [[spoiler: The Black Knights, rebel organization founded by protagonist Lelouch in the 8th episode, turn their guns on him. Literally.]]
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* ''Code Geass'' R2, episode 19 contains one of the most memorable instances of this trope. [[spoiler: The Black Knights, rebel organization founded by protagonist Lelouch in the 8th episode, turn their guns on him. Literally.]]
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* ''SuikodenIV'': [[WhiteHairedPrettyBoy Snowe]] [[UpperClassTwit Vingerhut]] finds himself on the bad end of one when he [[MinorInjuryOverreaction cracks under the pressure of leadership]]. But then, what can you expect when you're only in charge of a crew of much more experienced soldiers thanks to [[WellDoneSonGuy daddy's influence]]?
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* ''SuikodenIV'': [[WhiteHairedPrettyBoy Snowe]] [[UpperClassTwit ''SuikodenIV'':[[UpperClassTwit Snowe Vingerhut]] finds himself on the bad end of one when he [[MinorInjuryOverreaction cracks under the pressure of leadership]]. But then, what can you expect when you're only in charge of a crew of much more experienced soldiers thanks to [[WellDoneSonGuy daddy's influence]]?
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* In MichaelFlynn's ''Literature/SpiralArm'' novel ''On The Razor's Edge'', this is what finall brought down a maxraj, ordering his troops to engage in a particularly brutal repression.
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* In ''Literature/TerminalWorld'', a mutiny is planned against Ricasso, the leader of the Swarm.
* In ''Literature/TerminalWorld'', a mutiny is planned against Ricasso, the leader of the Swarm.
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* In ''TheSecretOfMonkeyIsland'', Guybrush's crew end up turning on him as soon as they set sail for the titular island. It works out in the end, though.
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* ''TheCaineMutiny'', and the book of the same name by Herman Wouk on which the movie was based, concerns a mutiny aboard a WWII destroyer against a captain accused of cowardice and incompetence.
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** Plus a segment from "The Wettest Stories Ever Told" is based on ''Mutiny on the Bounty'', with the schoolkids are the mutineers and Skinner as Captain Bligh.
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* A ''{{Popeye}}'' cartoon, appropriately titled "Mutiny Ain't Nice", has Popeye being captain of a sea expedition and his crew attempting a mutiny for allowing stowaway Olive on board.
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* The Russian Revolution of 1917 (the first one, [[RedOctober not the second)]] and subsequent German Revolution of 1918 that deposed the Kaiser began in earnest via naval mutinies.
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* ''{{Allegiance}}'', a team-based multiplayer [[SimulationGame Space Sim]] / RealTimeStrategy hybrid, has TheMutiny as part of its gameplay mechanics. One player on each team fills the role of a commander, taking care of most of the RTS-level elements of the game -- building bases, investing in [[TechTree research]], and managing the big picture of the battle. At any time, any other member of the team can propose a mutiny, at which point everyone on the team gets a vote -- and if the mutiny passes, that player takes over. This doesn't happen too often, but will happen to commanders who make egregious mistakes, especially if they behave arrogantly or harshly towards the rest of their team despite their own obvious flaws. (Competent commanders can usually get away with it, though...)
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* ''{{Allegiance}}'', ''VideoGame/{{Allegiance}}'', a team-based multiplayer [[SimulationGame Space Sim]] / RealTimeStrategy hybrid, has TheMutiny as part of its gameplay mechanics. One player on each team fills the role of a commander, taking care of most of the RTS-level elements of the game -- building bases, investing in [[TechTree research]], and managing the big picture of the battle. At any time, any other member of the team can propose a mutiny, at which point everyone on the team gets a vote -- and if the mutiny passes, that player takes over. This doesn't happen too often, but will happen to commanders who make egregious mistakes, especially if they behave arrogantly or harshly towards the rest of their team despite their own obvious flaws. (Competent commanders can usually get away with it, though...)
