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Line 137: * In several battles in ''[[Shining Force]] 2'', killing the resident (minor) boss enemy will instantly cause every other enemy on the field to drop dead. * An example of this is seen frequently in [[Beat Em Ups]], where if you defeat the final boss of a stage while he still has Mooks on screen, all of them spontaneously and simultaneously die. * Thankfully played straight in [[Big Bad\|Nowel's]] scenario in ''[[Magical Battle Arena]]'', where all you have to do to beat the combined forces of [[The Dragon\|Ruru]], [[Original Generation\|Kirara, Sarara]], [[~~Magical Girl~~ Lyrical Nanoha\|Nanoha, and Fate]] in her final stage is to take out Ruru. * The ''[[Age of Empires]]'' series has the Regicide game mode, where the death of a player's king would cause them to lose, and all their units surrender. * In ''[[Mount & Blade]]'' and its variants, this is both averted and played straight. Averted when it comes to the enemy leader and played straight when it comes to your army.