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** The same applies to the battle of Antarctica in the the two-part episode "''Lost City''", which was also meant to be a [[Grand Finale]]. |
** The same applies to the battle of Antarctica in the the two-part episode "''Lost City''", which was also meant to be a [[Grand Finale]]. |
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* ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'' has the final Battle of Cardassia in the ep "''What You Leave Behind''". Klingons, Romulans, and Federation vs. the Dominion and all their allies. Massive ship wrecking ensues. |
* ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'' has the final Battle of Cardassia in the ep "''What You Leave Behind''". Klingons, Romulans, and Federation vs. the Dominion and all their allies. Massive ship wrecking ensues. |
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* In ''[[Doctor Who]]'', the first [[Uncancelled]] series finale ''[[Doctor Who/Recap/ |
* In ''[[Doctor Who]]'', the first [[Uncancelled]] series finale ''[[Doctor Who/Recap/S27/E12 Bad Wolf|Bad Wolf]]/[[Doctor Who/Recap/S27/E13 The Parting of the Ways|The Parting of the Ways]]'' ends in a Final Battle between the controllers and contestents of the Game Station and the Daleks, and the second, [[Doctor Who/Recap/S28/E12 Army of Ghosts|Army of Ghosts]]/[[Doctor Who/Recap/S28/E13 Doomsday|Doomsday]] in [[Melee a Trois]] between the Cybermen, Torchwood and {{spoiler|the Daleks}}. |
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* In ''[[Kamen Rider Kuuga]]'', the final battle between Yuusuke and the [[Big Bad]] goes from a generic tokusatsu final battle{{spoiler|, [[Deconstructed Trope|to something a little more realistic]]: a fist fight in their human forms}}. It's pretty brutal compared to other final battles in Kamen Rider, with bleeding from both sides {{spoiler|and the battle ends not with a finishing move, but with a [[Double Knockout]] that lead to a [[Mutual Kill]] for the [[Big Bad]]}}. |
* In ''[[Kamen Rider Kuuga]]'', the final battle between Yuusuke and the [[Big Bad]] goes from a generic tokusatsu final battle{{spoiler|, [[Deconstructed Trope|to something a little more realistic]]: a fist fight in their human forms}}. It's pretty brutal compared to other final battles in Kamen Rider, with bleeding from both sides {{spoiler|and the battle ends not with a finishing move, but with a [[Double Knockout]] that lead to a [[Mutual Kill]] for the [[Big Bad]]}}. |
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** ''[[Kamen Rider Ryuki]]'' is also a separation from the norm since its Final Battle doesn't even involve its protagonist. Instead, it is Kamen Rider Knight who faces off against [[The Computer Is a Cheating Bastard|Kamen Rider Odin]]. Besides this deviation, the battle is carried out in total sombriety {{spoiler|and Knight only 'wins' when the [[Big Bad]] destroys Odin in a fit of rage that ultimately does nothing to prevent the fact that Knight had been dealt a fatal blow and dies moments later after using the Rider War's prize to save his girlfriend.}} |
** ''[[Kamen Rider Ryuki]]'' is also a separation from the norm since its Final Battle doesn't even involve its protagonist. Instead, it is Kamen Rider Knight who faces off against [[The Computer Is a Cheating Bastard|Kamen Rider Odin]]. Besides this deviation, the battle is carried out in total sombriety {{spoiler|and Knight only 'wins' when the [[Big Bad]] destroys Odin in a fit of rage that ultimately does nothing to prevent the fact that Knight had been dealt a fatal blow and dies moments later after using the Rider War's prize to save his girlfriend.}} |
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