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== [[Western Animation]] == |
== [[Western Animation]] == |
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* While negotiating a system of catacombs as [[This Is Something He's Got to Do Himself|part of a ritual ordeal]] in ''[[Thundercats]]'', Lion-O discovers a beautiful, brightly-lit room full of treasures. A mysterious figure, clearly terrorized by his presence, attacks him but is too weak and decrepit to put up any resistance. After Lion-O assures him that he is not a thief, the creature introduces himself, explaining that millennia ago he was a much-renowned god, but that his power has withered to virtually nothing after enduring many centuries without having been worshipped. He goes on to explain that ''anyone'' can become a god, but few attempt it as without worshippers this is certain doom. |
* While negotiating a system of catacombs as [[This Is Something He's Got to Do Himself|part of a ritual ordeal]] in ''[[Thundercats]]''{{context}} <!-- MOD: Which ''ThunderCats'' is this referring to -- the original 1980s series, or the 2011 reboot? --> , Lion-O discovers a beautiful, brightly-lit room full of treasures. A mysterious figure, clearly terrorized by his presence, attacks him but is too weak and decrepit to put up any resistance. After Lion-O assures him that he is not a thief, the creature introduces himself, explaining that millennia ago he was a much-renowned god, but that his power has withered to virtually nothing after enduring many centuries without having been worshipped. He goes on to explain that ''anyone'' can become a god, but few attempt it as without worshippers this is certain doom. |
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* In the ''[[Care Bears]]'' episode "Share Bear Shines!", Princess Starglo explains that stars are powered by belief and wishes, but so few people believe in her or wishing on stars that she doesn't have much power left, which leads to her [[The Stars Are Going Out|turning off all the stars in the sky]] (including the sun). By the end of the movie, she nearly fades away, but is saved by a burst of belief from the Care Bears. (One would imagine that seeing all the stars go out would be a powerful reason to believe, but there you go.) |
* In the ''[[Care Bears]]'' episode "Share Bear Shines!", Princess Starglo explains that stars are powered by belief and wishes, but so few people believe in her or wishing on stars that she doesn't have much power left, which leads to her [[The Stars Are Going Out|turning off all the stars in the sky]] (including the sun). By the end of the movie, she nearly fades away, but is saved by a burst of belief from the Care Bears. (One would imagine that seeing all the stars go out would be a powerful reason to believe, but there you go.) |
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