Devour the Dragon: Difference between revisions

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* [[Big Bad|Mag Mel]] from ''[[Bakugan]]'' {{spoiler|kills and absorbs Mistress Sellon after she had [[You Have Outlived Your Usefulness|outlived her usefulness]], using her energy to power himself as he prepares to carry out his ultimate plan. The very next episode, he does the exact same thing to Anubias.}}

* In ''[[Suite Pretty Cure]]'' {{spoiler|Noise absorbs Falsetto to power up and cross the [[Bishonen Line]].}}

* The Heroic version of this trope occurs twice in ''[[~~Jo Jo~~'s ~~Bizarre Adventure|Jo Jos~~ Bizarre Adventure]]''. The first is with Jonathan Joestar and his mentor Zepelli, who gives Jonathan all of his Hamon power shortly before his death. A similar scene occurs with their grandsons Joseph and Cesar in Part 2.

* The Heroic version of this trope occurs twice in ''[[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure]]''. The first is with Jonathan Joestar and his mentor Zepelli, who gives Jonathan all of his Hamon power shortly before his death. A similar scene occurs with their grandsons Joseph and Cesar in Part 2.

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== Fan Works ==

* In ''[[Day of the Barney Trilogy ~~(Fanfic)~~|Day of the Barney]]'', {{spoiler|Barney kills Baby Bop in this manner}}.

* In ''[[Day of the Barney Trilogy|Day of the Barney]]'', {{spoiler|Barney kills Baby Bop in this manner}}.

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** A number of powers of the Dark Pact, a warlock pact from Fourth Edition, have the warlock draining Hit Points from his allies to power his magic. Being as the Dark Pact was originally created by the Drow, who are natural backstabbers who hold absolutely no faith in friendship or fellowship... yeah.

** During the Time of Troubles in the [[Forgotten Realms]], Bhaal absorbed the souls of every assassin in the world in order to upgrade his avatar. To gain the strength to battle Bhaal's avatar, Torm likewise absorbed the souls of his own followers, but on a voluntary basis. This was done to justify the lack of an assassin class in 2nd Edition ''Dungeons & Dragons'' in-universe.

* In the climax of the "Enemy Within" ''[[Warhammer]]'' campaign, the Big Bad drains lifeforce from the official he has been mind-controlling, allowing him to take his true form.

* In the climax of the "Enemy Within" ''[[Warhammer Fantasy Battle]]'' campaign, the Big Bad drains lifeforce from the official he has been mind-controlling, allowing him to take his true form.