| 1 | A list of tropes that appear very often in a climax. This also includes tropes that come off as climactic. |
| 2 | |
| 3 | See also: TheClimax and AntiClimax |
| 4 | |
| 5 | If you were looking for ''climatic'' tropes, see WeatherAndEnvironment. |
| 6 | ---- |
| 7 | !! Tropes: |
| 8 | |
| 9 | [[index]] |
| 10 | * AccidentalPublicConfession |
| 11 | * BigBadassBattleSequence |
| 12 | * BigDamnHeroes: The heroes pull off a dramatic rescue. |
| 13 | * BigDamnHug |
| 14 | * TheBigDamnKiss |
| 15 | * BigDamnReunion |
| 16 | * BigGame |
| 17 | * BurningTheShips |
| 18 | * CataclysmClimax |
| 19 | * TheCavalry |
| 20 | * ClimacticBattleResurrection |
| 21 | * ClimacticElevatorRide |
| 22 | * ClimacticMusic |
| 23 | * ClimaxBoss |
| 24 | * ClimbingClimax |
| 25 | * CollapsingLair |
| 26 | * ConcertClimax |
| 27 | * DeusExMachina: An event from out of nowhere causes things to shift to the hero's favor. |
| 28 | * DisneyDeath: A character who appeared to die at first subsequently turns out to still be alive or is miraculously resurrected. |
| 29 | * DisneyVillainDeath: The villain ends up falling to their death. |
| 30 | * DownToTheLastPlay |
| 31 | * EndingByAscending |
| 32 | * EngineeredPublicConfession: A villain who has been able to hide their true nature from the public is tricked by the heroes into publicly admitting that they are a horrible person who was deceiving everyone. |
| 33 | * JustForFun/EssentialThirdActTwists |
| 34 | * EurekaMoment: A character's thoughts or observations inspire them to come up with a plan. |
| 35 | * FinalBattle |
| 36 | * FinalBoss: The video game ends with one last boss fight that the player must win to finish the game. The final boss will almost always be the main antagonist. |
| 37 | * FlashbackMontageRealization |
| 38 | * GoIntoTheLight |
| 39 | * GunshipRescue |
| 40 | * HeroicSecondWind |
| 41 | * JustInTime |
| 42 | * LoadBearingBoss |
| 43 | * MainCharacterFinalBoss: The game ends with the main character becoming the final boss, requiring their party to either fight to free them or kill them. |
| 44 | * MiracleRally |
| 45 | * MonsterThreatExpiration |
| 46 | * NecroCam: A FlashbackMontageRealization solving the mystery of how a character died. |
| 47 | * NotAnAct |
| 48 | * ParallelConflictSequence |
| 49 | * TheReveal: A twist that involves a secret being revealed. |
| 50 | * ThroneRoomThrowdown: a climatic fight scene occurs in a throne room. |
| 51 | * StockClockHandHang |
| 52 | * StuffBlowingUp |
| 53 | * ThirdActStupidity: The heroes or villains (or both) start acting stupid to sustain conflict in the climax. |
| 54 | [[/index]] |
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