Trailers Always Spoil: Difference between revisions

* The infamous "Malay dubs" of ''[[Transformers Headmasters]]'' would often have major spoilage IN THE TITLE ("Ultra Magnus Dies!" Wonder what that episode is about). And one particularly amusing spoiler from the narrator in one episode:

** "Will Scorponok return? Of course he will."

* Like the ''Phantom Menace'' example below, ''[[Gundam Seed]]'' spoiled the death of a certain character by having one of the tracks on the official soundtrack being titled "(Character)'s Death".

* The tendency for trailers to spoil is parodied in ''[[Sayonara, Zetsubou-sensei|Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei]]''. The plot summary on the back of the first volume of the manga appears to be spoiler laden, until you learn it has nothing to do with ''Zetsubou's'' actual plot. Likewise, the end of the [[Magical Girl]] parody features a "spoiler" filled "Coming Next Episode" sequence, revealing (among other things) that Nozomu's mask was made of cardboard, and that he hasn't actually been defeated. Naturally, the real next episode is a return to the show's usual format.

* ''[[Digimon Xros Wars]]'' usually spoiled its content by releasing preview images of the next part of the story before the previous one aired.

** Before the ''Seven Kingdoms'' story arc began halfway through the series, it was revealed that {{spoiler|Taiki, Kiriha and Nene were to get new clothes, join forces and their Digimon will gain golden-armored forms}}.

** The next episode previews at the end of each episode of ''[[Digimon Frontier]]'' usually spoiled the most important plot points of each episode. And if one simply chooses not to watch those, the ''episode titles themselves'' would be more than happy to do the spoiling in their stead.

* From ''[[Higurashi no Naku Koro ni]]'':