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* In ''[[With Strings Attached]]'', the [[Big Bad]] {{spoiler|(Brox)}} asks [[The Dragon]] {{spoiler|(Grunnel)}} why he wouldn't let {{spoiler|her}} kill George and Ringo, who were both useless to them. {{spoiler|Grunnel}} responds with a number of reasons, including that it's funnier to have them powerless and unable to stop the proceedings. (Also, he does genuinely like them.) Later, after it becomes clear that the two have managed to get useful stuff done despite having their magic neutralized, {{spoiler|Grunnel}} apologizes to {{spoiler|Brox}} for being wrong. The latter isn't terribly upset, though, as {{spoiler|she}} believes that they still can't bull their way through dozens of wizards to get into the warehouse.
* In ''[[With Strings Attached]]'', the [[Big Bad]] {{spoiler|(Brox)}} asks [[The Dragon]] {{spoiler|(Grunnel)}} why he wouldn't let {{spoiler|her}} kill George and Ringo, who were both useless to them. {{spoiler|Grunnel}} responds with a number of reasons, including that it's funnier to have them powerless and unable to stop the proceedings. (Also, he does genuinely like them.) Later, after it becomes clear that the two have managed to get useful stuff done despite having their magic neutralized, {{spoiler|Grunnel}} apologizes to {{spoiler|Brox}} for being wrong. The latter isn't terribly upset, though, as {{spoiler|she}} believes that they still can't bull their way through dozens of wizards to get into the warehouse.
* Frequently in ''[[Naruto Veangance Revelaitons]]''. For example, Madara manages to defeat Ronan once, but then decides to inject him with a serum and have him go around the world.
* Frequently in ''[[Naruto Veangance Revelaitons]]''. For example, Madara manages to defeat Ronan once, but then decides to inject him with a serum and have him go around the world.
* Discussed in ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! The Thousand Year Door: Redux]]''. Vladimir, who is being held hostage by Count Bleck, questions why he orders his henchmen to "restrain" the three protagonists rather than kill them. Bleck does his best to play the part of the hammy [[Card-Carrying Villain]] in response:
* Discussed in ''[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/8130614/1/Yu-Gi-Oh-The-Thousand-Year-Door-Redux?__cf_chl_jschl_tk__=pmd_5kG8v9ZMo9auzTvgj_v_F5aBRpX0OsiDveyylpq6M7Y-1635622572-0-gqNtZGzNApCjcnBszQj9 Yu-Gi-Oh! The Thousand Year Door: Redux]''. Vladimir, who is being held hostage by Count Bleck, questions why Bleck orders his henchmen to "restrain" the three protagonists rather than kill them. Bleck does his best to play the part of the hammy [[Card-Carrying Villain]] in response:
{{quote|'''Count Bleck:''' What, think I'm not being evil enough? Maybe I want to take them alive and then torture them... Maybe sting them with scorpions? Shock them with electricity? Force them to watch game shows? ''(laughs)'' But seriously... I know all this is rather odd, but... I've always been a rather odd guy...}}
{{quote|'''Count Bleck:''' What, think I'm not being evil enough? Maybe I want to take them alive and then torture them... Maybe sting them with scorpions? Shock them with electricity? Force them to watch game shows? ''(laughs)'' But seriously... I know all this is rather odd, but... I've always been a rather odd guy...}}
:* In truth, {{spoiler| Bleck's true reason is, he is [[Playing Both Sides]] and wants the heroes alive so they'll take the main antagonist down, or at least make his job there easier.}}
:* In truth, {{spoiler| Bleck's true reason is, he is [[Playing Both Sides]] and wants the heroes alive so they'll take the main antagonist down, or at least make his job there easier.}}