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* In ''[[Valkyria Chronicles]]'', [[The Neidermeyer|General Damon]] becomes jealous of Militia Squad 7's successes overshadowing the regular military and constantly sends them on insanely dangerous missions in hopes that they get killed off somehow. It doesn't help that he's always considered the Militia as [[Cannon Fodder]]. Fortunately, since Squad 7 is essentially a [[Badass Army]] with a [[Cool Tank]], they manage to complete their missions successfully.
** Oh, [[It Got Worse]]. In ''[[Valkyria Chronicles III]]'', The Nameless' missions are essentially one [[Cannon Fodder]]y after another, up to and including assassinating Maximillian in his fortress, Ghirlandaio{{spoiler|*:[[Foregone Conclusion|That's about the only one time they fail]]}}. Have we mentioned that The Nameless [[Army of Thieves and Whores|is a penal legion]] and [[Dysfunction Junction|the characters dysfunctional]]? Fortunately, Kurt and co are a perseverant and crafty bunch.
* ''[[Armored Core]] VI: Fires of Rubicon'': 621 isn't just a newbie, you're outright expendable. There have been 620 before you. That "4" in C4 means you're a part of the fourth generation of augmented humans, which means there have been three generations with who knows how many members. There are almost certainly more waiting to be raised up should you fall. Nevertheless, you not only survive, you thrive and become decisive in the fate of Rubicon.
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