Display title | Self-Destructive Charge |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A scene where a character is so obsessed with their target and/or are gonna die anyway, that they keep trying to reach it even though their body is breaking down around them—usually because whatever side doesn't want them to reach the switch/button/Instant Win Condition/Keystone begins unloading a massive payload of bullets. Robots are prone to walking their way through a wall of bullet fire; whether their charge fulfills this trope or not depends really on if their limbs blow up/fall off, or they sustain very heavy damage. If not... it's probably more like Made of Iron taken literally. If The Juggernaut and The Hero have a final showdown, this is likely how it will play out. Usually takes one of three common forms: |