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* In ''[[Digimon Adventure]]'', Taichi, having just defeated the villain of the arc, manages to return to his home world. Unfortunately, all his friends are still trapped in the Digital World. After receiving a garbled message indicating that they may be in trouble, Taichi finds a way to return to the Digital World in order to rescue them. |
* In ''[[Digimon Adventure]]'', Taichi, having just defeated the villain of the arc, manages to return to his home world. Unfortunately, all his friends are still trapped in the Digital World. After receiving a garbled message indicating that they may be in trouble, Taichi finds a way to return to the Digital World in order to rescue them. |
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* In ''[[Teen Titans (animation)|Teen Titans]]'', Cyborg at one point becomes trapped in the distant past. While in the past, he befriends the people of a barbarian tribe, who have been fighting off invading monsters. Then, during the final battle to defend the tribe and destroy the monsters once and for all, the other Titans manage to use magic to forcibly retrieve him from the past. His words as he arrives? "Send me back!" Unusual in that Cyborg does not actually return to the past, as (a) he has no way to get there, and (b) he finds out from a history book that the tribes won without him anyway. |
* In ''[[Teen Titans (animation)|Teen Titans]]'', Cyborg at one point becomes trapped in the distant past. While in the past, he befriends the people of a barbarian tribe, who have been fighting off invading monsters. Then, during the final battle to defend the tribe and destroy the monsters once and for all, the other Titans manage to use magic to forcibly retrieve him from the past. His words as he arrives? "Send me back!" Unusual in that Cyborg does not actually return to the past, as (a) he has no way to get there, and (b) he finds out from a history book that the tribes won without him anyway. |
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* In ''[[Parallel Trouble Adventure Dual]]'', Kazuki is at one point blasted back to his world mid-battle. Upon realizing what happened, he asks the scientist who sent him there in the first place, Ken Sanada, to send him back. |
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* A very brief example occurs in [[Mahou Sensei Negima]] when {{spoiler|Zazi sends Negi's group back to the Old World (Earth) after they had been trapped in the Magical World for a few months under the condition that they stop interfering with Fate's plan and let the villains go about as they please. The whole group demands that they be returned to the Magical World so that they can set things right.}} The worst part: {{spoiler|because of Chao, they know that one possible future doesn't turn out very well, and Zazi seems convinced that their actions are going to lead to the future she came from.}} |
* A very brief example occurs in ''[[Mahou Sensei Negima]]'' when {{spoiler|Zazi sends Negi's group back to the Old World (Earth) after they had been trapped in the Magical World for a few months under the condition that they stop interfering with Fate's plan and let the villains go about as they please. The whole group demands that they be returned to the Magical World so that they can set things right.}} The worst part: {{spoiler|because of Chao, they know that one possible future doesn't turn out very well, and Zazi seems convinced that their actions are going to lead to the future she came from.}} |
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** Although part of the reason they were so quick to demand being returned is because they suspect the trip to be an illusion of some sort. |
** Although part of the reason they were so quick to demand being returned is because they suspect the trip to be an illusion of some sort. |
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* ''[[Three Hearts and Three Lions]]'' by [[Poul Anderson]] |
* ''[[Three Hearts and Three Lions]]'' by [[Poul Anderson]] |
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