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=== '''As a [[Death Trope]], all Spoilers will be unmarked ahead. Beware.''' ===
 
{{examples|Examples}}
 
== [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] ==
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* ''[[Saint Seiya]]'' did that more than once, but a special mention must go for when all of the Gold Saints (including several that actually [[Death Is Cheap|rose from the dead to come to help]]) joined forces to open up the way so the Bronze Saints can defeat [[Complete Monster|Hades]], [[Heroic Sacrifice|dying in the process]]. It also doubles as a [[Crowning Moment of Heartwarming]], [[Crowning Moment of Awesome]] and [[Tear Jerker]].
* The third season of ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh GX]]'' apparently kills off Asuka, Manjyome, Fubuki, Tyranno, Ryo, Edo, Amon, Echo, O'Brien, and Jim, but all of them (except, apparently, Amon and Echo) turn out to be [[Not Quite Dead]].
** Speaking of ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh (Anime)|Yu-Gi-Oh]]'', Yugi defeats Marik's [[Infinity Plus One+1 Sword|Winged Dragon of Ra]] in the Battle City Finals with an anime-exclusive card called Ragnarok. Ragnarok removes from play all monsters in the player's hand, deck, and graveyard in order to remove all cards on the opponent's side of the field. This, quite frankly, [[Awesome but Impractical|would]] '''[[Awesome but Impractical|not]]''' [[Awesome but Impractical|be a good tradeoff]] in most cases, but most viewers didn't notice because it was represnted by [[Rule of Cool|having all of Yugi's monsters appear to carry the Winged Dragon of Ra away]].
* ''[[Mirai Nikki]]'' - Essentially the entire plot of Mirai Nikki, as almost the entire cast of characters is pit against one another with the ultimate goal being that the winner of the survival game gets to be god himself. However Deus ex Machina (aka God) states that this is impossible without striking up a good ol' fashioned [[Alternate Timeline]].
* [[Subverted Trope|Subverted]] in ''[[Higurashi no Naku Koro Ni Kai]]'', where the conclusion to the second-last arc in the series has the members of the club sacrifice themselves so the others can go on and save Hinamizawa. However, since this is Higurashi, [[Downer Ending|all of them are shot to death]], and the villain ends up [[Kill 'Em All|killing the entire village]]. ''Also'' because this is Higurashi, they're all sent back with the series' [[Reset Button|time loop]], and [[Earn Your Happy Ending|overcome the BigBad in the final arc.]]
* Final arc of ''[[Gash Bell]]''. While the basic rule of the battle to decide Mamodo king is that Mamodo simply return to their world when their book is burnt, a book being burnt and a Mamodo returning to the Mamodo world [[Never Say Die|is nevertheless treated like death]] on this show. This is made even more serious when there are only 10 Mamodo left in the human world, as it is announced that during this final stage of the battle, every single Mamodo in the Mamodo world loses their body and becomes spirits. Remaining competitors will also lose their body as soon as they return to the Mamodo world, and only the new king will have the right to return them their bodies (or ''not'' return their bodies and simply make them disappear from the Mamodo world). During the arc, most of Gash's friends end up returning to the Mamodo world from [[Heroic Sacrifice|HeroicSacrifices]] or [[Heroic RROD|HeroicRRODs]]. However, when the last battle with Clear Note turns out to be almost impossible to win with the protagonist's power alone, Gash's book turns golden, and Mamodo Gash has befriended throughout the whole series appear and help Gash out by letting him use their ultimate spells.
* Subverted in ''[[Madlax]]'' where Madlax and Margaret ''may'' have resurrected Vanessa and Elenore with their [[Reality Warper]] powers, but they don't actually show up again.
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== [[Film]] ==
* ''[[A Nightmare On Elm Street]] 4: The Dream Master'' Freddy kills people. [[ItsIt's a Long Story|He gets their souls, but Alice gets their powers.]] Alone, the victims were unable to defeat Freddy, but, with [[All Your Powers Combined|all their powers combined]], Alice is able to lay the [[WWE|smackdown]] on Freddy to the point where all of the souls inside of him revolt and tear him apart.
* ''[[The Mummy Tomb of the Dragon Emperor (Film)|The Mummy Tomb of the Dragon Emperor]]'' had [[Michelle Yeoh]]'s character resurrecting the people [[The Emperor]] killed, resulting in a battle between two armies of mummies.
 
== [[Literature]] ==
* At the end of ''[[Harry Potter (Franchise)/Harry Potter and Thethe Deathly Hallows|Harry Potter]]'', Harry summons the shades of four individuals that have died in the series using the Resurrection Stone to counsel him as he marches off to what he feels is his own doom. They are still dead and they don't do any fighting, but they have a tangible effect on him, shielding him from the effects of the Dementors.
** A straighter example from the same book is the final battle at Hogwarts, featuring everybody who hasn't died yet. [[Anyone Can Die|Yet...]]
** Also, at the end of ''[[Harry Potter (Franchise)/Harry Potter and The Goblet of Fire|Harry Potter]]'', several of Voldemort's previous victims appear out of his wand and fend him off for Harry to get a head start to the Portkey.
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** In the rerelease, you can actually have them in your party again.
* Another [[Final Fantasy (Franchise)|Final Fantasy]] related, and [[Inverted Trope|reversed]] version would be Apocalypse Nigh, an endgame mission after the competion of the Rise of the Zilart and Chains of Promathia expansions for ''[[Final Fantasy XI (Video Game)|Final Fantasy XI]]''. The opening cutscene has every surviving major NPC ally join you in a brawl against every main enemy NPC you defeated, brought back by the Emptiness. [[Subverted Trope|Subverted, however,]] as the actual fight only involves your PC party against the two enemy leaders of the Rise of the Zilart expansion.
* The finale of ''[[Breath of Fire]] 2'' involves [[Big Bad]] Deathevan making a big show of killing your party members one by one (eulogizing each one as he does so, [[Kick the Dog|the sick bastard]]). Protagonist Ryu doesn't take this insult sitting down, and after punching through Deathevan's defenses, the villain transforms into [[One -Winged Angel|the hellspawn lovechild of Ganon and Dracula]], Ryu can then ''and only then'' unleash the power of Anfini (a.k.a. Infinity), the entire purpose and function of which is to resurrect your fallen allies so they can all put a proper kibosh on the archfiend.
* ''[[Tales of Symphonia (Video Game)|Tales of Symphonia]]'' has enough cheese in its Battle Royale for four [[RPG|RPGs]]. [[Completely Missing the Point|Rocket-Propelled Gouda?]]
* ''[[Star Fox (Video Game)|Star Fox]] Assault'' ends with a Battle Royale With Cheese, as Fox's home planet of Corneria, General Pepper, and even Peppy all die Disney Deaths in the final battles with the Aparoids. Thankfully, [[Hijacked By Ganon|Andross is nowhere to be found]].
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* The end of [[Onimusha]]: Dawn of Dreams has all the characters of the party facing off against their personal rivals so that [[The Hero]] Soki can continue on to [[Big Bad]] Hideyoshi.
* Ironically [[The World Ends With You (Video Game)|The World Ends With You]] manages to use this trope despite the fact that all the characters start off dead. They bump into Shiki (who was Neku's week two entry fee) at the Shibuya River , Joshua was proved to fake his [[Heroic Sacrifice]], and you finally gain access to Rhyme's Noise. Doubly ironic becuase the [[Final Boss]] is the only battle where none of your partners fight.
* ''[[Digital Devil Saga|Shin Megami Tensei: Digital Devil Saga 2]]'' initially looks like it's going to [[Kill 'Em All]] as your comrades get picked off one by one in the latter half of the game, finally culminating with Sera and Serph's apparent deaths. Then it reunites everyone's "data" at the [[Very Definitely Final Dungeon]], even including characters that were killed off ''in the first game''. This is a bit of a subversion though, since you're all still technically ''dead'', but everyone is still together again and able [[Did You Just Punch Out Cthulhu?|punch out Cthulhu.]]
* ''[[Romancing Sa ga 3]]'' has one quest where you're going after an evil priest Maximus. While you're going through a path, your teammates will "fall" into the traps set by him. This make you have to fight Maximus alone for mutiple turns before the team slowly regroup.