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== [[Film]] ==
* The titular Terminators in [[Terminator]], for the obvious reason that they lack organic brains. They only retreat if they feel they can't fulfill their tasks, but otherwise will jump headfirst even if it means their destruction is imminent.
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== [[Video Games]] ==
* One line of dialog in ''[[Deus Ex]]'' allows the player character to insinuate that UNATCO's [[Cyborg]] troops have wiring to reroute their fear. If this is actually anything more than a snarky comment at a superior's expense is unclear: While they will retreat if heavily injured, their dialog for doing so suggests a tactical retreat rather than the fear most characters express, and other dialog confirms they are indeed unable to feel pain suggesting there is some metal rewiring going on.
* Fear is an actual status in the [[Persona (video game)|''Persona'']] series, which makes highly probable for those afflicted with it to ignore commands and, in case of everybody but the MC, outright flee from battle and not return. However, the skill Null Fear prevents the status of being inflicted on a party member at all. Most bosses are outright immune to it from the get-go.
== [[Visual Novel]]s ==
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