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== [[Video Games]] ==
* In ''[[The Legend of Zelda]]: [[The Wind Waker]]'', Ganondorf casts a curse onto the Great Sea that [https://web.archive.org/web/20130710071709/http://zelda.wikia.com/wiki/Endless_Night prevents dawn from ever coming.] Fortunately, this does Link more good than bad, as it ensures that Link will always get Nayru's Pearl first due to the pirates taking time off at Windfall Island until morning. This same curse is also used in a more-localized fashion in the Forsaken Fortress, Ganondorf's base of operations. {{spoiler|When Ganondorf abandons the joint to go after Zelda, however, the curse is lifted there, as well.}}
* ''[[Touhou Project|Imperishable Night]]'' sees the fugitive Lunarians in Gensokyo using powerful magic to seal the land from their home world, with a false moon placed in the artifical sky created as part of the spell. This causes lots of problems for humans and youkai alike, which in turn requires the heroines to help solve the problem.
** Subverted big time; The Night That Never Ends is ''[[What the Hell, Hero?|caused by your heroines]]'' to buy time. The false moon only appears at night, and if you fail to reach the source of the problem and fix it before the supposed time for dawn, [[Nonstandard Game Over|the game ends]]. Also, Keine Kamishirasawa (who defends the humans) and either one of Reimu Hakurei (who enforces law) or Marisa Kirisame (who is pissed off with your unnatural magic) will fight you to stop your heroines' madman scheme. [[Let's You and Him Fight]], definitely. [[All There in the Manual|Supplemental material]] even indicates that most people in the land were completely unaware of the true threat and just assume the heroines actually solved the problem of the unending night.
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