| Display title | Concert Climax |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Essentially, when the climax of the show/movie takes place around some big public event such as a concert, performance, sporting event or similar such public gathering that the heroes, for whatever reason, have been brought to. If the concert begins after the climax, or continues to the end credits, it's a Dance Party Ending. |
