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* [[Doom Patrol]] pre-dated most of this by pulling a [[Total Party Kill]] in the ''[[Older Than They Think|Sixties]].'' All four of the actual members (The Chief, Rita Farr, Cliff Steele, Larry Trainor) were nuked saving a small fishing village. |
* [[Doom Patrol]] pre-dated most of this by pulling a [[Total Party Kill]] in the ''[[Older Than They Think|Sixties]].'' All four of the actual members (The Chief, Rita Farr, Cliff Steele, Larry Trainor) were nuked saving a small fishing village. |
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* At the end of the prison arc in [[The Walking Dead]], every single character present during the attack from the Governor, including a ''baby'', were brutally murdered, save for Rick and Carl. That's seven of the main characters! |
* At the end of the prison arc in [[The Walking Dead]], every single character present during the attack from the Governor, including a ''baby'', were brutally murdered, save for Rick and Carl. That's seven of the main characters! |
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* The last issue of [[Fables |
* The last issue of [[Fables|Jack of Fables]] kills off everyone but the [[Infant Immortality|baby]] and the [[Black Dude Dies First|black guy]]. |
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* The [[Marvel Mangaverse]] "Rings of Fate" arc (which also was the [[Series Finale]] of that set of comics) wound up killing a good chuck of it heroes and some villains leaving only a handful left standing. |
* The [[Marvel Mangaverse]] "Rings of Fate" arc (which also was the [[Series Finale]] of that set of comics) wound up killing a good chuck of it heroes and some villains leaving only a handful left standing. |
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* [[Gotlib]] drew a ''Hamlet'' parody. The source material being what it is, it ends with all named characters death. The doctor who diagnoses all deaths as viper beat (yes, even Ophelia's) dies beaten by a viper. The gravedigger has an heart attack seeing all these corpses. Then the narrator shoots himself. |
* [[Gotlib]] drew a ''Hamlet'' parody. The source material being what it is, it ends with all named characters death. The doctor who diagnoses all deaths as viper beat (yes, even Ophelia's) dies beaten by a viper. The gravedigger has an heart attack seeing all these corpses. Then the narrator shoots himself. |
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** It and Cloverfield actually share the premise that makes it inevitable: "hey, look, we found this camera in the woods" and "hey, look, we found this camera in the rubble." Of course, there wouldn't be new footage of the owners of said camera if they had been dug out alive at some point, so there's a chance. |
** It and Cloverfield actually share the premise that makes it inevitable: "hey, look, we found this camera in the woods" and "hey, look, we found this camera in the rubble." Of course, there wouldn't be new footage of the owners of said camera if they had been dug out alive at some point, so there's a chance. |
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* ''[[Star Wreck]]: In the Pirkinning'' ends with pretty much everybody dying in the massive P-Fleet vs Babel 13 space battle. A few survive, though, and Earth is freed from Emperor Pirk's tyranny. |
* ''[[Star Wreck]]: In the Pirkinning'' ends with pretty much everybody dying in the massive P-Fleet vs Babel 13 space battle. A few survive, though, and Earth is freed from Emperor Pirk's tyranny. |
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* All eight characters who got a speaking part in ''[[The Descent ( |
* All eight characters who got a speaking part in ''[[The Descent (film)|The Descent]]'' died. At least in the original version, the US got a different ending. |
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** In the sequel, featuring the two main characters, everyone dies in an [[Ass Pull]] of epic proportions. |
** In the sequel, featuring the two main characters, everyone dies in an [[Ass Pull]] of epic proportions. |
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* The ''[[Final Destination]]'' series. The survivor of the first movie gets killed in the second and the survivors of the second one all survive the BBQ finale, with a [[Red Shirt]] biting the dust instead, but are said to be dead at the beginning of the third one. The third movie decides to not waste time and kills everyone in a not very ambiguous ending. The next movies turn it into outright [[Shoot the Shaggy Dog]] stories: the protagonists never had any influence on their respective demises, and all their actions were for naught. Death is a sadistic cosmic entity who plans out everything just the way he intended. |
* The ''[[Final Destination]]'' series. The survivor of the first movie gets killed in the second and the survivors of the second one all survive the BBQ finale, with a [[Red Shirt]] biting the dust instead, but are said to be dead at the beginning of the third one. The third movie decides to not waste time and kills everyone in a not very ambiguous ending. The next movies turn it into outright [[Shoot the Shaggy Dog]] stories: the protagonists never had any influence on their respective demises, and all their actions were for naught. Death is a sadistic cosmic entity who plans out everything just the way he intended. |
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