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* Happens in [[Final Fantasy Tactics Advance]], where [[The Hero|Marche]] has to run away from [[That One Boss|Llendar]] until Cid rescues you.

* ''[[Fire Emblem Tellius|Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn]]'' has Ike fighting one on one against the [[Black Knight]].

* This is what you are left with after ''[[Tales of Symphonia]]'' has presented you with a [[Face Heel Turn]], a [[Damsel in Distress]], and five successive [[Heroic Sacrifice~~|Heroic Sacrifices~~]] in the span of one lengthy dungeon - and there's still a couple of floors for Lloyd to traverse solo. [[Lampshade Hanging|There's a Z-skit on those floors where he mentions that it's tougher being alone.]]

* This is what you are left with after ''[[Tales of Symphonia]]'' has presented you with a [[Face Heel Turn]], a [[Damsel in Distress]], and five successive [[Heroic Sacrifice]]s in the span of one lengthy dungeon - and there's still a couple of floors for Lloyd to traverse solo. [[Lampshade Hanging|There's a Z-skit on those floors where he mentions that it's tougher being alone.]]

* ''[[Opoona]]'' has a segment right after {{spoiler|the [[Disc One Final Dungeon]]}}, where you suddenly have to solo your way through a desert as {{spoiler|Poleena}}. Thankfully, you are soon joined by a [[Guest Star Party Member]], but you still spend a significant amount of time alone.

* Annoyingly for a game based on tactically positioning your squadmates, ''[[Rainbow Six|Rainbow Six Vegas 2]]'' has a segment where your squad goes off to join the first game's protagonist, leaving your character to complete a level which has more in common with ''[[Splinter Cell]]'' then anything else, made more difficult by the game's (relative) lack of stealth mechanics. This is the [[Scrappy Level]] for a reason