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* '''Subverted''': The villain's weapon backfires, but he is [[Not Quite Dead]] and uses it again to kill the hero.
* '''Doubly Subverted''': The hero is also [[Not Quite Dead]] and manages to use the villain's weapon to kill the villain, for good this time.
* '''Zig Zagged''': The villain actually intends for the weapon to kill him because he's planning for a suicide attack or take the hero with him, but it explodes at the wrong time or when the hero has made his escape.
* '''Parodied''': The villain's weapon kills him... [[What an Idiot!|because he had his head stuck down the barrel trying to see why it wasn't working]].
* '''Deconstruction''': The villain's weaponry comes complete with inherent flaws and is highly unstable, meaning that it could kill ''anyone'' at any time; it's a turkey shoot whether it'll even work properly. The villain is aware of this, but the villain is willing to take that chance.
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* '''Conversed''': "Wow, the villains in these stories really need to institute some tighter quality control checks."
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