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* Near the end of ''[[Utawarerumono]]'', the main characters enter a partially-technological dungeon and find it infested with standard-issue [[Blob Monster|Slimes]], which they soon get bogged down fighting - swords and arrows don't seem to do much to impede them, but on the other hand, they don't seem able to do much to harm the heroes, either. In the next episode, however, it turns out that those blobs of reddish goo are actually {{spoiler|the previous occupants of that 'dungeon' - actually an underground laboratory from [[After the End|Before The End]] }}, and that they were transformed by the titular demon-god as punishment for {{spoiler|''dissecting'' his lover in an effort to find a way to strengthen their bodies so that they can return to the by-then poisonous surface.}} So, in the true spirit of an [[Jerkass Genie|Utterly Pissed-Off Genie]], he decides to fulfill their wish for a 'body that will never die'. And they've been there ever since. For what must be several thousand years by the time the story takes place. They deserved it, but still...
* In ''[[Heaven's Lost Property]]'', Chaos is defeated the first time when Ikaros sends her to the bottom of the ocean. Chaos is immortal, but the water pressure is so great that she's pinned. She eventually escapes.
* In the backstory of ''[[Dr. Stone]]'', this happens to ''everyone on Earth'', a strange light from the sky sealing every human in stone. After ''37 thousand years'', the brainy Senku Ishigami - the protagonist - frees himself, and learns he is the second victim to do so, the first being his old friend Taiju Oki. The plot revolves around the two of them attempting to find a way to cure everyone; the villain is another survivor who has the same goal, but only wants to restore humanity's "pure-hearted youths" to form an "Empire of Might".
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