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Not to be confused with the "''Atlus'' pose", a look of sheer despair that one gets after staring at their [[Nintendo Hard|millionth]] [[Game Over]] screen in an [[Atlus]] game.
Not to be confused with the "''Atlus'' pose", a look of sheer despair that one gets after staring at their [[Nintendo Hard|millionth]] [[Game Over]] screen in an [[Atlus]] game.


Bears minimal relation to [[Atlas Shrugged]], though this pose is [[Title Drop|mentioned once]] and shows up on the cover of some versions.
Bears minimal relation to ''[[Atlas Shrugged]]'', though this pose is [[Title Drop|mentioned once]] and shows up on the cover of some versions.
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'''Examples:'''


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== [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] ==
== [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] ==
* Dragon Shiryuu in ''[[Saint Seiya]]'', when the tunnel underneath the Sagittarius House collapses and he stays behind to support it as the others escape.
* Dragon Shiryuu in ''[[Saint Seiya]]'', when the tunnel underneath the Sagittarius House collapses and he stays behind to support it as the others escape.
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== [[Film]] ==
== [[Film]] ==
* [[The Incredibles|Mr. Incredible]] catches and lifts a robot on his back, briefly mimicking the Atlas pose.
* in ''[[The Incredibles]]'', Mr. Incredible catches and lifts a robot on his back, briefly mimicking the Atlas pose.


== [[Live Action TV]] ==
== [[Live Action TV]] ==