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* Freddy grows more powerful by absorbing the souls of his victims in the ''NightmareOnElmStreet'' series; he's been HoistByHisOwnPetard a few times when said souls managed to either break loose or turn against him long enough for him to be defeated.
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* The BigBad Haitian dictator in ''TheSerpentAndTheRainbow'' keeps a collection of human souls.
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*in ''Baldur's Gate 2:Shadows of Amn'' the plot revolves around Irenicus stealing the soul of the main character and his sister Imoen. The souls in question are of godly heritage and are a means to overthrow a curse placed on Irenicus.
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* In ''DigimonTamers'', this is implied to be the most effective way for Digimon to increase their power. Most of the heroes don't like doing it because it's, well, [[MoralDissonance not very heroic]]. In addition to increasing their power, it also seems to give the Digimon [[MegaManning access to their fallen opponent's attacks]], though that might be because Beelzemon was powerful, Leomon was powerful, or just [[AWizardDidIt a side effect of shiny new superpowers]].
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** Arguable, this example is also a Type 2 B, since [[spoiler: the stitchpunks themselves are SoulJar s for different aspects of the scientists' soul, and he died after putting the last of his essence into 9.]]
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* Marceline's dad from ''AdventureTime'' wears a suit, is completely evil, and is going to swallow all of your souls.
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* In DragonQuestVII's Dharma Temple chapter, there was a sword which stole the souls of anyone it killed. The monsters who owned used it as payment in several [[DealWithTheDevil deals with the devil]] where a human would harvest souls for them in exchange for a promise, usually of freedom from imprisonment. They never really kept any of the promises, of course.
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*In ''PowerRangers,'' soul theft typically leaves the victim an EmptyShell, and is [[NoOntologicalInertia undone with the death of]] the MonsterOfTheWeek (or the breaking of whatever item was used for soul theft or storage.)
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* In {{Dragaera}}, this is the effect of being killed with a morganti weapon or Great Weapon.
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* In {{Dragaera}}, this is the effect of being killed with a morganti weapon or Morganti weapon. A Great Weapon.Weapon can ''choose'' whether or not to consume the soul of the victim, and even manipulate the souls in other ways (one once even being used as a SoulJar for the wielder to fake death.)
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*In ''KamenRiderKiva,'' members of monster races steal LifeEnergy, but the way the Wolfen race does it looks a lot more like this. When the victim is struck down by the Wolfen's claws, the body falls and a translucent image of the victim is still standing, rightfully scared and confused... until it's devoured. [[spoiler: Jiro]], you're officially [[NightmareFuel scarier]] than the BigBads. ''They'' only kill you.
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* Phoebe and Paige in {{Charmed}} ''borrowed'' Darryl's soul against his will to pass as valkaries and left his body in an alley. Darryl was revived when his soul walked back into his body.
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* In ''{{Angel}}'' the Smile Time show had demonic puppets who'd wait until parents were out the room and steal the souls of the children watching, leaving them comatose with big grins.
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* Phoebe and Paige in {{Charmed}} ''borrowed'' Darryl's soul against his will to pass as valkaries and left his body in an alley. Darryl was revived when his soul walked back into his body.
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* In ''DigimonTamers'', this is implied to be the most effective way for Digimon to increase their power. Most of the heroes don't like doing it because it's, well, [[MoralDissonance not very heroic]]. In addition to increasing their power, it also seems to give the Digimon [[MegaManning access to their fallen opponent's attacks]], though that might be because Beelzemon was powerful, Leomon was powerful, or just [[AWizardDidIt a side effect of shiny new superpowers]].
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* Implied to be what [[{{Paranormalcy}} Evie]] has been told the goal of the Faeries is. [[spoiler: Also what Vivian is born to do.]]
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* The Psychocrypt in GalaxyRangers. Definitely a type one as it's possible to join the SoulJar crystal to the half worn on the victim's body and revive them. It's just damn near impossible to wrest said SoulJar away from Her Majesty.
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* In the SagaOfTheNobleDead, the necromancer [[EvilSorcerer Ubad]] is surrounded by a constantly shifting "halo" of souls, implied to be the souls of people he's killed. They [[DisabilitySupowerpower allow him to see, despite his physical blindness]] and their presence assists him in his magic.
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* The act of Diablerie in VampireTheMasquerade and VampireTheRequiem involves devouring the blood and soul of another vampire. It is rightly feared among vampires, which is why one of the Traditions in ''Requiem'' expressly forbids it, though unlike ''Masquerade'', there's nothing that says you can't just ''kill'' another vampire without diablerizing him.
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* The fate of anyone killed with [[ArtifactOfDoom Stormbringer or Mournblade]] in ''TheElricSaga''. Elric also sometimes says "blood and souls for my Lord Arioch", indicating that the souls of the people he kills are taken by Lord Arioch of Chaos.
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* The fate of anyone killed with [[ArtifactOfDoom Stormbringer or Mournblade]] in ''TheElricSaga''. Elric also sometimes says "blood dedicates the blood and souls for my Lord Arioch", indicating that the souls of the people he his kills are taken by to Lord Arioch of Chaos.Chaos, but that may be more force of habit; in fact, [[spoiler:his own final fate]] appears to indicate that the stolen souls remain trapped and in torment inside the rune blades forever.
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* In a [[http://books.google.ca/books?id=6yxs214hdhcC&pg=PA37&lpg=PA37&dq=%22snuffing+out+the+precious+ruwai%22&source=bl&ots=9GwS2NrdrA&sig=1IKC7XwsOExOCAqglavE-OpCmtY&hl=en&ei=NnrKS5uaO8Sblge_oq37BQ&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=1&ved=0CAYQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q=%22snuffing%20out%20the%20precious%20ruwai%22&f=false terrifying passage]], David Suzuki recounts the fate of two young villagers in a Chewong legend:
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* This is the basis of the "Devour Spirit" and "Devour Soul" attacks in ''NeverwinterNights2: Mask of the Betrayer".
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* in ''NeverwinterNights2: Mask of the Betrayer'', Headmistress Nefris of the Academy of Shapers and Binders has been performing various experiments on souls, sometimes by using this trope. Victims fall comatose, as in the case of [[spoiler:Ammon Jerro.]]
* in ''NeverwinterNights2: Mask of the Betrayer'', Headmistress Nefris of the Academy of Shapers and Binders has been performing various experiments on souls, sometimes by using this trope. Victims fall comatose, as in the case of [[spoiler:Ammon Jerro.]]
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* A possible interpretation of what Tom Riddle tried to do to Ginny Weasley in HarryPotter and the Chamber of Secrets
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* In ''[[{{Riddick}} The Chronicles of Riddick]]'', the Lord Marshal, after visiting the Underverse, gained the ability to partially separate his soul from his body. In addition to inhuman speed, this also gave him the ability to literally rip the soul straight out of a person's body. The victim simply drops dead shortly thereafter.
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* In ''{{One Piece}}'', the villain Geck Moria pulls off something which closely resembles this when he steals his enemies' shadows, then uses them to give life to dead bodies and create his own zombie immortal army. The person who had his shadow stolen, though, doesn't become an empty shell; it is just condemned not to be abl
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* In ''{{One Piece}}'', the villain Geck Moria pulls off something which closely resembles this when he steals his enemies' shadows, then uses them to give life to dead bodies and create his own zombie immortal army. The person who had his shadow stolen, though, doesn't become an empty shell; it is just condemned not to be abl
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* The contracts in ChronoCrusade. Chrono even flatly states in the first chapter "Her [Rosette's] soul belongs to '''me'''." However, unlike most examples, Chrono doesn't take the entire soul in one gulp, he just drains what he needs as he needs it. Also, both of the girls whose soul ended up being slowly devoured to fuel his powers/life offered their soul to him of their own free will. He also fell in love with the contractors, cuing much angst as he was slowly killing the ones he loved just by ''existing''.
** Aion's contractors (which were crystallized by Fiore until he needed them) might be this, or type 2B.
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