History Main / WinWinEnding

* ''Manga/ShakuganNoShana'' ultimately ends this way. A god named Fu Xi was awakened by the prayers of his followers, the Crimson Denizens, and planned to create a new world for his subjects to live in, away from the conflict with the Flame Hazes. Under the impression that the amount of [[LifeEnergy Power of Existence]] that this plan would require would damage the Earth, the Flame Hazes fought back, and, in the end, sealed the god away. Cut to the present, and Fu Xi is released once again by Bal Masque, the antagonists of this series. This time, however, Fu Xi enters a contract with Yuji, and is renamed as 'The Snake of the Festival'. A second great war breaks out between the Flame Hazes and the Crimson Denizens, but Yuji and the god succeed in creating Xanadu, and were even able to do so without disrupting the fabric of reality around Earth. The conflict between the the two warring factions was now over, as the Crimson denizens relocate to Xanadu (alongside Shana and Yuji, to boot).

[[folder:Fairy Tales]]

* IrresponsibleCaptainTylor has this. Episode 23 features the conflict between Earth and the Raalgon coming to its climax... and then Tylor, the leader of Earth's forces, refuses to fire on the enemy, instead opting to pass through their lines peacefully. His unnatural luck, paired with his counterpart Dom's sense of honor (both of them repeatedly countered orders to fire from subordinates, believing in the other), caused the great conflict's final battle to end without bloodshed - a sympathetic retired admiral on Earth sent a message to both commanders congratulating them for both achieving victory (by going for peace).

** [[spoiler: [[BrokenAesop Except]] [[ButtMonkey the Mime]], [[DudeNotFunny of course.]]]]

* In ''{{Dilbert}}'', the much-despised PointyHairedBoss often comes into conflict with his workers over their efforts to do as little work as possible and still get paid--but [[http://dilbert.com/strips/comic/1993-10-17/ not always]].

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* Almost the definition of commerce if it works as intended (note the qualifier). For instance the Chinese had a great craving for jade and TheRomanEmpire had a great craving for silk and after a ChainOfDeals through the Silk Road by relays of {{Intrepid Merchant}}s, each managed to get it. A little more complicated then a simple trade, as Romans didn't have jade but they did have gold, with which could buy jade in central Asia.
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* In ''[[http://www.surlalunefairytales.com/bearskin/index.html Bearskin]]'', a soldier successfully escapes the DealWithTheDevil he made out of desperation with a tidy profit, and gets a loving wife too. As for the devil, he proudly announces at the end that although he lost the soldier's soul, he gained the souls of his two new sisters-in-law in exchange.

* Almost the definition of commerce if it works as intended (note the qualifier). For instance the Chinese had a great craving for jade and TheRomanEmpire had a great craving for silk and after a ChainOfDeals through the silk road by relays of {{Intrepid Merchant}}s, each managed to get it. A little more complicated then a simple trade as Romans didn't have jade but they did have gold which could buy jade in central Asia.

* ''HowTheGrinchStoleChristmas'' ended with the Grinch being reintegrated into Whoville to everyone's benefit.
** Both the animated and live action movie adaptations of this story heavily implied that his thieving in some ways opened the Whos' eyes to how overly materialistic they'd been about Christmas, such that the [[HeelFaceTurn moral reformation]] was a two-way street.

* ''{{Animaniacs}}'': ''WakkosWish'' ends with [[spoiler:everyone getting his and her wish]].

* The three surviving nations of AvatarTheLastAirbender seems to be happy that the war is over. However time will tell how effective the peace was between the nations in AvatarLegendOfKorra.

* ''{{Animaniacs}}'': ''Wakko's Wish'' ends with [[spoiler:everyone getting his and her wish]].
** [[spoiler: [[BrokenAesop Except]] [[ButtMonkey the Mime]],[[DudeNotFunny of course.]]]]

* In ''{{Naruto}}'', the very long-running villain Pain realizes that his and Naruto's goals are the same but winds up [[spoiler:preferring Naruto's approach over his own. He ultimately sides with Naruto and dies happy]].

** [[spoiler: [[WallBanger Except]] [[ButtMonkey the Mime]],[[WallBanger of course.]]]]

** [[spoiler: [[WallBanger Except]] [[ButtMonkey the Mime]],[[Wallbanger of course.]]]]

** [[spoiler: [[DudeNotFunny Except]] [[ButtMonkey the Mime]],[[DudeNotFunny of course.]]]]

* Almost the definition of commerce if it works as intended(note the qualifier). For instance Chinese had a great craving for jade and TheRomanEmpire had a great craving for silk and after a ChainOfDeals through the silk road by relays of IntrepidMerchant s, each managed to get it. A little more complicated then a simple trade as Romans didn't have jade but they did have gold which could by jade in central asia.

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* In the ''Firestorm'' extension for ''CommandAndConquer: Tiberian Sun'', both GDI and Nod are better off at the term of their EnemyMine situation.

In the ''Firestorm'' extension for ''CommandAndConquer: Tiberian Sun'', both GDI and Nod are better off at the term of their EnemyMine situation.