SeptimusHeap
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Dec 30th 2014 at 1:37:21 AM
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That is better than the current description.
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Godzillasaurus
Since: Aug, 2014
Dec 25th 2014 at 4:40:07 PM
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If anybody else wants to edit anything on this trope page, please do so. A couple of users decided that it would be a thorough idea to verbally attack me elsewhere, so I know that members will continue to make an unnecessary fuss if I do it myself
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SeptimusHeap
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Dec 26th 2014 at 2:01:53 AM
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The discussion was here forward
for the record.
New description draft, which Godzillasaurus or anyone else is more than welcome to give input on if they'd like.
"Many fight sequences in a work of media involve the simple dynamic of a single hero or team of heroes against an enemy. On certain some occasions, fights may be considerably more complex, consisting of multiple separate smaller conflicts combining to form a larger battle.
Often used during a final or climactic battle, these smaller conflicts may take place in entirely different locations, or may simply involve separate characters in individual conflicts. It may be used to add additional tension, to break down a large battle into smaller, more manageable conflicts, or allow characters to resolve a personal subplot at the same time as the main plot.
See also Big Badass Battle Sequence and Two Lines, No Waiting, both of which may incorporate this trope. Contrast Sequential Boss and Multi-Stage Battle."
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