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Compare [[Pop Quiz]], [[Helpful Mook]]. |
Compare [[Pop Quiz]], [[Helpful Mook]]. |
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Not to be confused with a [[wikipedia:Fairey Battle|Fairey Battle]], ''[[Shin Megami Tensei]]'' (where the title can be taken literally), or a battle with [[The Fair Folk]]. |
Not to be confused with a [[wikipedia:Fairey Battle|Fairey Battle]], a [[Fairy in a Bottle|Fairy Bottle]], ''[[Shin Megami Tensei]]'' (where the title can be taken literally), or a battle with [[The Fair Folk]]. |
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== [[Action Game]] == |
== [[Action Game]] == |
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* The boss fight with Mysterio in ''[[Spider-Man]] 2''. After the appearance of his abnormally large health bar filling up three times, he can do nothing but throw increasingly desperate threats until being one-hit KO'd. |
* The boss fight with Mysterio in ''[[Spider-Man]] 2''. After the appearance of his abnormally large health bar filling up three times, he can do nothing but throw increasingly desperate threats until being one-hit KO'd. |
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== [[Action Adventure]] == |
== [[Action Adventure]] == |
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* You'd be forgiven for thinking this trope was named for ''[[Zelda II: The |
* You'd be forgiven for thinking this trope was named for ''[[Zelda II: The Adventure of Link]]'', where fairies would occasionally pop up on the World Map alongside normal Wandering Monsters, and touching one sent Link to a "battle" screen with nothing but a healing fairy hovering in midair. |
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** An easy way to avoid random encounters when low on health in the same game would be to move onto a road tile after the [[Random Encounters]] popped up. Being touched by an enemy while standing on a road would take you to a one-screen wide sideview area with no enemies that could be left by simply walking off-screen. |
** An easy way to avoid random encounters when low on health in the same game would be to move onto a road tile after the [[Random Encounters]] popped up. Being touched by an enemy while standing on a road would take you to a one-screen wide sideview area with no enemies that could be left by simply walking off-screen. |
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** ''[[The Legend of Zelda: |
** ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass]]'' has Jellyfish that ocassionaly pop out of the water, but do not attack, and can be shot for free Rupees. |
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** They return in the Ocean sector map of ''[[Spirit Tracks]]''. |
** They return in the Ocean sector map of ''[[Spirit Tracks]]''. |
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