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** Frieza continues to be humiliated even after death; every time he is met in the afterlife or resurrected, [[TheWorfEffect he is easily put in his place]] by the ever-growing power of the good guys. For instance, in one of the many (non-canon) DBZ movies, after being revived along with all other evil beings, he is defeated with ''one punch'' by Gohan.

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** Frieza continues to be humiliated even after death; every time he is met in the afterlife or resurrected, [[TheWorfEffect he is easily put in his place]] by the ever-growing power of the good guys. For instance, in one of the many (non-canon) DBZ movies, after being revived along with all other evil beings, he is defeated with ''one punch'' by Gohan. That being said, all of these are not canon as Frieza's canonical time in Hell and resurrection are told in "Resurrection F" and Dragonball Super. For a summary on how he fares there, see below.
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*** Frieza fares a lot better in the retelling in ''Anime/DragonBallSuper'', where his army (which is packing a particularly powerful EliteMook which Frieza killed in the original film) actually gives the protagonists a challenge. Frieza also gets to torture Gohan and kills Piccolo, adding to the drama. In the end, Goku and Vegeta arrive only just in time, and Gohan nearly kills himself powering up so that Goku could get there ( via instant transmission). Once the battle with Goku gets going, Frieza intentionally kills his own men by transforming in his final form rather than having them ineffectually attempt to fight Goku and Vegeta. He also proves to be something of an AdaptationalBadass, succesfully holding his own against Base Goku and even taking the lead a few times by being a CombatPragmatist (whereas he got easily beaten in the movie), and when he brings out his full power as Golden Frieza he beats Goku to the point he nearly loses conciousness, actually giving the impression he could win. That being said, Frieza is pretty much fated to lose the same way he did in the film.
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* [[spoiler: Mizuki's ''horrible'' defeat at the hands of Shuusuke Fuji]] in ThePrinceOfTennis qualifies as both this and HoistByHisOwnPetard. [[spoiler: Had Mizuki not manipulated Fuji's brother Yuuta for his own gains, he wouldn't have had Fuji [[ObfuscatingStupidity hiding his true skills]] until Mizuki was 5-0 on top, only to memorably subvert the score to 5-7, give a great TheReasonYouSuckSpeech in public to Mizuki ''and'' cause his rival's spectacular VillainousBreakdown.]]

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* [[spoiler: Mizuki's ''horrible'' defeat at the hands of Shuusuke Fuji]] in ThePrinceOfTennis ''Manga/ThePrinceOfTennis'' qualifies as both this and HoistByHisOwnPetard. [[spoiler: Had Mizuki not manipulated Fuji's brother Yuuta for his own gains, he wouldn't have had Fuji [[ObfuscatingStupidity hiding his true skills]] until Mizuki was 5-0 on top, only to memorably subvert the score to 5-7, give a great TheReasonYouSuckSpeech in public to Mizuki ''and'' cause his rival's spectacular VillainousBreakdown.]]
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* Frieza of ''Anime/DragonBallZ'' suffers such a fate; after being the BigBad of the entire Namek arc and beating just about every opponent who comes his way, he is bested when Goku becomes a Super Saiyan. His pride is broken and he is turned into a pathetic wreck, with Goku inflicting all kinds of humiliating injuries upon him, such as battering him down on the head to create a ridiculous, bug-eyed expression and slapping him back and forth in the face. This culminates in him being [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe sliced in half]] [[HoistByHisOwnPetard by his own energy disc]], and his humiliation is only made worse when he is forced to beg for Goku's sympathy.

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* Frieza of ''Anime/DragonBallZ'' suffers such a fate; after being the BigBad of the entire Namek arc and beating killing just about every opponent who comes his way, he is bested when Goku becomes a Super Saiyan. His pride is broken and he is turned into a pathetic wreck, with Goku inflicting all kinds of humiliating injuries upon him, such as battering him down on the head to create a ridiculous, bug-eyed expression and slapping him back and forth in the face. This culminates in him being [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe sliced in half]] [[HoistByHisOwnPetard by his own energy disc]], and his humiliation is only made worse when he is forced to beg for Goku's sympathy.



** Fate continues to humiliate Frieza in ''Anime/DragonBallZResurrectionF'', First, his entire army gets defeated by the Z warriors without Goku and Vegeta's help. Then, Goku arrives and is able to overpower him without bothering to go Super Saiyan. So, Frieza stops fooling around and transforms into his new golden form and fights evenly with Goku, who also has a new transformation. Despite having the edge for a time, his stamina fails him, [[HistoryRepeats again,]], Goku then tells him that the reason he's failing is because he never bothered to finish his training and never [[ClippedWingAngel mastered his new form,]] soon he's at Goku's mercy, who once again takes pity on him and tells him to never return unless he actually trains right. Then, after incapacitating Goku, Vegeta steps in, shows that he can transform like Goku, and promptly kicks Frieza's ass. With his reserves gone, he loses his transformation, breaks down on the verge of crying and is about to be killed by Vegeta. So, he destroys the planet, seemingly getting the last laugh only for Whis to rewind time on him and is killed by Goku's Kamehameha. He's sent back to Hell, trapped in the same tree as before, the angels and toy animals of Hell welcomes him back, and let's out a BigNo And all this could have been avoided if he had simply taken Tagoma's advice.

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** Fate continues to humiliate Frieza in ''Anime/DragonBallZResurrectionF'', First, his entire army gets defeated by the Z warriors without Goku and Vegeta's help. Then, Goku arrives and is able to overpower him without bothering to go Super Saiyan. So, Frieza stops fooling around and transforms into his new golden form and fights evenly with Goku, who also has a new transformation. Despite having the edge for a time, his stamina fails him, [[HistoryRepeats again,]], again,]] Goku then tells him that the reason he's failing is because he never bothered to finish his training and never [[ClippedWingAngel mastered his new form,]] soon he's at Goku's mercy, who once again takes pity on him and tells him to never return unless he actually trains right.becomes stronger. Then, after incapacitating Goku, Vegeta steps in, shows that he can transform like Goku, and promptly kicks Frieza's ass. With his reserves gone, he loses his transformation, breaks down on the verge of crying and is about to be killed by Vegeta. So, he destroys the planet, seemingly getting the last laugh only for Whis to rewind time on him and is killed by Goku's Kamehameha. He's sent back to Hell, trapped in the same tree as before, the angels and toy animals of Hell welcomes him back, and let's out a BigNo And all this could have been avoided if he had simply taken Tagoma's advice.

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* While not as ultra direct as other congas, if you watch closely the scene of the Anime/CodeGeass GrandFinale where some of Emperor Lelouch's more recent and direct opponents, as well as the kidnapped UFN representatives, are [[spoiler: paraded off to be executed in public, with only Nunnally being assured to not die]], you'll notice that [[spoiler: Schneizel]] is being subjected to a ''far'' more humiliating treatment. [[spoiler: He's got ClothingDamage (hell, his clothes are ''gone'', and he's got your classic rags as his "prison uniform", compared to everyone else's relatively neat and clean straitjacket ensembles), appears to have been beaten up during his time in prison and is also ''chained'' to his post, which is much larger and prominently displayed than those of all the others being shown off in the parade...]]

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** Fate continues to humiliate Frieza in ''Anime/DragonBallZResurrectionF'', First, his entire army gets defeated by the Z warriors without Goku and Vegeta's help. Then, Goku arrives and is able to overpower him without bothering to go Super Saiyan. So, Frieza stops fooling around and transforms into his new golden form and fights evenly with Goku, who also has a new transformation. Despite having the edge for a time, his stamina fails him, [[HistoryRepeats again,]], Goku then tells him that the reason he's failing is because he never bothered to finish his training and never [[ClippedWingAngel mastered his new form,]] soon he's at Goku's mercy, who once again takes pity on him and tells him to never return unless he actually trains right. Then, after incapacitating Goku, Vegeta steps in, shows that he can transform like Goku, and promptly kicks Frieza's ass. With his reserves gone, he loses his transformation, breaks down on the verge of crying and is about to be killed by Vegeta. So, he destroys the planet, seemingly getting the last laugh only for Whis to rewind time on him and is killed by Goku's Kamehameha. He's sent back to Hell, trapped in the same tree as before, the angels and toy animals of Hell welcomes him back, and let's out a BigNo And all this could have been avoided if he had simply taken Tagoma's advice.
* While not as ultra direct as other congas, if you watch closely in the scene of the Anime/CodeGeass GrandFinale of ''Anime/CodeGeass'' where some of Emperor Lelouch's more recent and direct opponents, as well as the kidnapped UFN representatives, are [[spoiler: paraded [[spoiler:paraded off to be executed in public, with only Nunnally being assured to not die]], you'll notice that [[spoiler: Schneizel]] [[spoiler:Schneizel]] is being subjected to a ''far'' more humiliating treatment. [[spoiler: He's [[spoiler:He's got ClothingDamage (hell, his clothes are ''gone'', and he's got your classic rags as his "prison uniform", compared to everyone else's relatively neat and clean straitjacket ensembles), appears to have been beaten up during his time in prison and is also ''chained'' to his post, which is much larger and prominently displayed than those of all the others being shown off in the parade...parade, and is geassed into obeying Zero forever.]]
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* Happens to Yoshikage Kira, the antagonist of ''Manga/JojosBizarreAdventure'' Part 4. [[spoiler:Echoes Act 3]] has just disabled Sheer Heart Attack by increasing its weight, and since it's controlled by Kira's left hand, that means the weight of his left hand also increases. Cue unintentional property damage caused by his 50 kg hand and him getting beaten up by some random thugs.
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** After all of the heinous actions Caesar Clown partook in, instead of being defeated and forgotten about, he was chained up, dragged along with the Straw Hats as a hostage, forced to fight on their behalf, tossed back and forth as a ChewToy, and essentially delegated to ButtMonkey status.
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** Envy also counts. Being the poster child for AssholeVictim, as a result, nearly every single character gets a hit on him. Ling Yao slices him up, he gets unintentionally eaten by Gluttony, Scar destroys several parts of his body, Dr. Marco fries his Philosopher's Stone, (reducing him to his tiny, harmless true form), Hawkeye shoots him full of holes, Mustang completely torches him over and over, then steps on him, and finally, all his motivations are exposed, resulting in him committing suicide in shame.
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** It all starts when Goku detects Frieza's power level is woefully inadequate and falling fast, so he literally turns his back on Frieza; and it ends with Frieza floating through space, all alone, still alive but weak as a kitten, literally cut to pieces.

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** It all starts when Goku detects Frieza's power level is woefully inadequate and falling fast, so he literally turns his back on Frieza; telling him that he has already lost to a fighter more superior than him, made worse when the fighter was "Just a monkey" and it ends with then tells Frieza floating through space, all alone, still alive but weak as a kitten, literally cut to pieces.live with the shame of defeat forever.
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** Where do we even start with Hody Jones? Oda initially built him up to be a huge threat, what with his use of strength enhancing [[FantasticDrug Energy Steroids]]. First, he handcuffs himself all while defeating a pirate crew and smashing apart their ship with no problem at all. Later, he destroyed a massive stone wall simply by ''gripping'' it. Considering these feats, he'll definitely give Luffy a run for his mon... oh wait. Zoro effortlessly defeats him ''underwater with a single slash''[note]As a Fishman, Hody becomes ten times stronger and faster underwater. In combat, this is their greatest advantage over humans.[/note] and this is all while Zoro ''[[WorfHadTheFlu was trying to catch a breath]]''. Hody survives this attack, overdoses on Energy Steroids to kill the pain of the injury Zoro caused, then accidently goes OneWingedAngel, becoming even stronger than he already was... yet much later, Luffy smacks him around like a ragdoll during their "fight" on land. During their fight underwater, Hody was little more than a nuisance to Luffy (who was encased in a bubble to prevent him from drowning), who still managed to fend off the Fishman multiple times. After Hody's defeat, we later see him in prison as a frail, old man, because of his overdose. Not even the earlier villains like Axe-Hand Morgan, Captain Kuro, and Don Krieg had it this bad.

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** Where do we even start with Hody Jones? Oda initially built him up to be a huge threat, what with his use of strength enhancing [[FantasticDrug Energy Steroids]]. First, he handcuffs himself all while defeating a pirate crew and smashing apart their ship with no problem at all. Later, he destroyed a massive stone wall simply by ''gripping'' it. Considering these feats, he'll definitely give Luffy a run for his mon... oh wait. Zoro effortlessly defeats him ''underwater with a single slash''[note]As slash''[[note]]As a Fishman, Hody becomes ten times stronger and faster underwater. In combat, this is their greatest advantage over humans.[/note] [[/note]] and this is all while Zoro ''[[WorfHadTheFlu was trying to catch a breath]]''. Hody survives this attack, overdoses on Energy Steroids to kill the pain of the injury Zoro caused, then accidently goes OneWingedAngel, becoming even stronger than he already was... yet much later, Luffy smacks him around like a ragdoll during their "fight" on land. During their fight underwater, Hody was little more than a nuisance to Luffy (who was encased in a bubble to prevent him from drowning), who still managed to fend off the Fishman multiple times. After Hody's defeat, we later see him in prison as a frail, old man, because of his overdose. Not even the earlier villains like Axe-Hand Morgan, Captain Kuro, and Don Krieg had it this bad.
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** Where do we even start with Hody Jones? Oda initially built him up to be a huge threat, what with his use of strength enhancing [[FantasticDrug Energy Steroids]]. First, he handcuffs himself all while defeating a pirate crew and smashing apart their ship with no problem at all. Later, he destroyed a massive stone wall simply by ''gripping'' it. Considering these feats, he'll definitely give Luffy a run for his mon... oh wait. Zoro effortlessly defeats him ''underwater with a single slash''[note]As a Fishman, Hody becomes ten times stronger and faster underwater. In combat, this is their greatest advantage over humans.[/note] and this is all while Zoro ''[[WorfHadTheFlu was trying to catch a breath]]''. Hody survives this attack, overdoses on Energy Steroids to kill the pain of the injury Zoro caused, then accidently goes OneWingedAngel, becoming even stronger than he already was... yet much later, Luffy smacks him around like a ragdoll during their "fight" on land. During their fight underwater, Hody was little more than a nuisance to Luffy (who was encased in a bubble to prevent him from drowning), who still managed to fend off the Fishman multiple times. After Hody's defeat, we later see him in prison as a frail, old man, because of his overdose. Not even the earlier villains like Axe-Hand Morgan, Captain Kuro, and Don Krieg had it this bad.
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* On ''Anime/YuGiOhGX'', Chazz was forced to duel against his brother, Jagger, for the fate of Duel Academy. One of the rules made specifically for that duel was that while Jagger would use a deck that was full of powerful rare cards, Chazz was only allowed to use a deck full of monsters that had 500 or fewer attack points. In the end, Jagger was defeated due to Chazz using tactics that took advantage of the effects of those weak monsters. It doesn't get more humiliating than losing to someone [[HoistByHisOwnPetard who you thought you could beat simply because you had extremely powerful cards while your opponent only had weak cards.]]

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* On ''Anime/YuGiOhGX'', Chazz was forced to duel against his brother, Jagger, for the fate of Duel Academy. One of the rules made specifically for that duel was that while Jagger would use a deck that was full of powerful rare cards, Chazz was only allowed to use a deck full of monsters that had 500 or fewer attack points. In the end, Jagger was defeated due to Chazz using tactics that took advantage of the effects of those weak monsters. It doesn't get more humiliating than losing to someone [[HoistByHisOwnPetard who you thought you could beat simply because you had extremely powerful cards while your opponent only had weak cards.]]]] (In fact, Chazz decided to humiliate Jagger further by taking it UpToEleven, and only using monsters that had ''zero'' Attack Points in his deck.)

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* On ''SwordArtOnline'' second main arc, both the main character, both his enemy get one. At first Sugou [[spoiler: relentlessly kicks, punches and impales Kirito, the main character, with his own sword, leaving him there, battered and bleeding, to witness his girlfriend's rape]], then, after getting his HeroicSecondWind Kirito wakes up, [[spoiler: and coldly berating him, proceeds to torture him with tenfold the pain and the humiliation he suffered a few minutes ago]]. Then, after returning to the real world, [[spoiler: he again rebuffs his attempt at revenge, beats almost effortlessly him again and makes sure he's going to spend the rest of his life jailed, humbled and disgraced]].
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* On ''{{Yu-Gi-Oh GX}}'', Chazz was forced to duel against his brother, Jagger, for the fate of Duel Academy. One of the rules made specifically for that duel was that while Jagger would use a deck that was full of powerful rare cards, Chazz was only allowed to use a deck full of monsters that had 500 or fewer attack points. In the end, Jagger was defeated due to Chazz using tactics that took advantage of the effects of those weak monsters. It doesn't get more humiliating then losing to someone [[HoistByHisOwnPetard who you thought you could beat simply because you had extremely powerful cards while your opponent only had weak cards.]]

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* On ''{{Yu-Gi-Oh GX}}'', ''Anime/YuGiOhGX'', Chazz was forced to duel against his brother, Jagger, for the fate of Duel Academy. One of the rules made specifically for that duel was that while Jagger would use a deck that was full of powerful rare cards, Chazz was only allowed to use a deck full of monsters that had 500 or fewer attack points. In the end, Jagger was defeated due to Chazz using tactics that took advantage of the effects of those weak monsters. It doesn't get more humiliating then than losing to someone [[HoistByHisOwnPetard who you thought you could beat simply because you had extremely powerful cards while your opponent only had weak cards.]]]]
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* ''Manga/LoveHina'': In the 10th volume of the manga, Keitaro's little sister Kanako submits ''all'' of the Hinata's tenants to one to punish them for their [[DoubleStandardAbuseFemaleOnMale constant abuse and mistreatment of Keitaro]]. She actually succeeds in driving the girls out of the house completely.
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** It happened to Misty over the course of the episode "Pokemon Fashion Flash." [[{{Tsundere}} She]] [[VitriolicBestBuds and]] [[WithFriendsLikeThese Ash]] got into a fight out the virtues of inner beauty VS outer beauty, with Misty on the side of outer beauty. Ash sarcastically dared her to take Psyduck down to the salon (being run by TeamRocket) in order to prove her point, and Misty sincerely agreed to it. But when she got there, Team Rocket assumed ''she'' wanted a makeover and so they gave her a ridiculous new outfit and hairstyle, and when Misty actually ''liked'' it, they added more by painting random marks on her face, [[CosmeticCatastrophe making her appear]] [[UncannyValleyMakeup almost clown-like.]] ''Then'' once she found out it was Team Rocket, they took her hostage and tied her to a chair. And she was ''still'' tied to the chair during the climactic fight when Vulpix let out a huge Fire Spin, which [[SlapstickKnowsNoGender completely torched her.]] To top it all off, Ash reacted to her silly makeover by LAUGHING HIS ASS OFF. So the episode ends with Misty having made an embarrassment of herself and Ash getting the last laugh after all. [[ButtMonkey Sucks to be you, Misty.]]

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** It A nonvillainous example happened to Misty over the course of the episode "Pokemon Fashion Flash." Flash", when she played a somewhat antagonistic role. [[{{Tsundere}} She]] [[VitriolicBestBuds and]] [[WithFriendsLikeThese Ash]] got into a fight out the virtues of inner beauty VS outer beauty, with Misty on the side of outer beauty. Ash sarcastically dared her to take Psyduck down to the salon (being run by TeamRocket) in order to prove her point, and Misty sincerely agreed to it. But when she got there, Team Rocket assumed ''she'' wanted a makeover and so they gave her a ridiculous new outfit and hairstyle, and when Misty actually ''liked'' it, they added more by painting random marks on her face, [[CosmeticCatastrophe making her appear]] [[UncannyValleyMakeup almost clown-like.]] ''Then'' once she found out it was Team Rocket, they took her hostage and tied her to a chair. And she was ''still'' tied to the chair during the climactic fight when Vulpix let out a huge Fire Spin, which [[SlapstickKnowsNoGender completely torched her.]] To top it all off, Ash reacted to her silly makeover by LAUGHING HIS ASS OFF. So the episode ends with Misty having made an embarrassment of herself and Ash getting the last laugh after all. [[ButtMonkey Sucks to be you, Misty.]]
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** It happened to Misty over the course of the episode "Pokemon Fashion Flash." [[{{Tsundere}} She]] [[VitriolicBestBuds and]] [[WithFriendsLikeThese Ash]] got into a fight out the virtues of inner beauty VS outer beauty, with Misty on the side of outer beauty. Ash sarcastically dared her to take Psyduck down to the salon (being run by TeamRocket) in order to prove her point, and Misty sincerely agreed to it. But when she got there, Team Rocket assumed ''she'' wanted a makeover and so they gave her a ridiculous new outfit and hairstyle, and when Misty actually ''liked'' it, they added more by painting random marks on her face, [[CosmeticCatastrophe making her appear]] [[UncannyValleyMakeup almost clown-like.]] ''Then'' once she found out it was Team Rocket, they took her hostage and tied her to a chair. And she was ''still'' tied to the chair during the climactic fight when Vulpix let out a huge Fire Spin, which [[SlapstickKnowsNoGender completely torched her.]] To top it all off, Ash reacted to her silly makeover by LAUGHING HIS ASS OFF. So the episode ends with Misty having made an embarrassment of herself and Ash getting the last laugh after all. [[ButtMonkey Sucks to be you, Misty.]]
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** Two words: [[GameBreaker "Pikachu, Thundershock!"]]

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*** This scene was different in the manga though- Trunks pretty much [[CombatPragmatist kills him immediately while he was distracted]], and never tried to deflect a powerful blast from Frieza, preferring instead to dodge it. Not ''quite'' as humiliating, but still hardly a fitting end for the former emperor of the galaxy.

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*** This scene was different in the manga though- though -- Trunks pretty much [[CombatPragmatist kills him immediately while he was distracted]], and never tried to deflect a powerful blast from Frieza, preferring instead to dodge it. Not ''quite'' as humiliating, but still hardly a fitting end for the former emperor of the galaxy.


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*** To top it all off, ''Episode of Bardock'' reveals that Frieza's own actions during the genocide of the Saiyans results in Bardock being sent to the past -- where it's revealed that he is the Legendary Super Saiyan. Meaning ''Frieza'' created the very legend that he destroyed the Saiyan race for, an act that would lead to his death.
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* Frieza of ''Manga/DragonBall Z'' suffers such a fate; after being the BigBad of the entire Namek arc and beating just about every opponent who comes his way, he is bested when Goku becomes a Super Saiyan. His pride is broken and he is turned into a pathetic wreck, with Goku inflicting all kinds of humiliating injuries upon him, such as battering him down on the head to create a ridiculous, bug-eyed expression and slapping him back and forth in the face. This culminates in him being [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe sliced in half]] [[HoistByHisOwnPetard by his own energy disc]], and his humiliation is only made worse when he is forced to beg for Goku's sympathy.

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* Frieza of ''Manga/DragonBall Z'' ''Anime/DragonBallZ'' suffers such a fate; after being the BigBad of the entire Namek arc and beating just about every opponent who comes his way, he is bested when Goku becomes a Super Saiyan. His pride is broken and he is turned into a pathetic wreck, with Goku inflicting all kinds of humiliating injuries upon him, such as battering him down on the head to create a ridiculous, bug-eyed expression and slapping him back and forth in the face. This culminates in him being [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe sliced in half]] [[HoistByHisOwnPetard by his own energy disc]], and his humiliation is only made worse when he is forced to beg for Goku's sympathy.
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* On ''{{Yu-Gi-Oh GX}}'', Chazz was forced to duel against his brother, Jagger, for the fate of Duel Academy. One of the rules made specifically for that duel was that while Jagger would use a deck that was full of powerful rare cards, Chazz was only allowed to use a deck full of monsters that had 500 or fewer attack points. In the end, Jagger was defeated due to Chazz using tactics that took advantage of the effects of those weak monsters. It doesn't get more humiliating then losing to someone [[HoistByHisOwnPetard who you thought you could beat simply because you had extremely powerful cards while your opponent only had weak cards.]]

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*** Hatchi eventually comes back and makes a {{heel face turn}}, so perhaps these side stories are Oda's way of redeeming those characters.

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*** Hatchi eventually comes back and makes a {{heel face turn}}, so perhaps these side stories are Oda's way of redeeming those characters. characters.
** Caribou, full-stop. He pretty much became a ButtMonkey the moment he met the Straw Hats, getting consistently [[CurbStompBattle curb-stomped]], captured, sent to the marines, escapes, gets stuck in a storm, gets saved by an old lady, and then mistaken as a commander in a rebellion. The man can't catch a break.
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*** This scene was different in the manga though- Trunks pretty much [[CombatPragmatist kills him immediately while he was distracted]], and never tried to deflect a powerful blast from Frieza, preferring instead to dodge it. Not ''quite'' as humiliating, but still hardly a fitting end for the former emperor of the galaxy.
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* [[spoiler: Father]] suffers this fate near the end of ''Manga/FullmetalAlchemist''. First, [[spoiler: he manages to get Truth, but after a fight, he loses the recent souls he had obtained to pull that feat off]]. Then, [[spoiler:he tried to steal some souls and make more Philosopher Stones to make up for the loss, only for everyone else to confront him and deplete his original Philosophers Stone]]. Next, [[spoiler:as he begins to lose control of God, [[VillainousBreakdown he utterly loses it]] and, desperate for ''any'' souls, tries to take a pinned-down Edward, only for Alphonse to sacrifice himself and give Ed his arm back, enabling Edward to pull himself free and deliver a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown on Father's ass. In a last-ditch effort, he reabsorbs his son Greed to acquire ''his'' Philosopher's Stone, but Greed, [[HeelFaceTurn who'd defected long ago]], uses his carbon-based transformation abilities to turn Father into charcoal [[HeroicSacrifice at the cost of his life]], which allows Edward to punch clean through Father and lose every last soul he had remaining. With no Philosopher's Stone left to contain God, he immediately ''implodes'']]. Finally, [[spoiler:Truth meets up with him, gives him a HannibalLecture, [[BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor twists Father's own words on him]], and permanently seals Father on the far side of the Gate of Truth [[AndIMustScream as he literally screams for mercy]]]]. On the plus side, while ''Brotherhood'' tries to humanize him somewhat during all of this, for the most part [[AssholeVictim he had it all coming]].

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* [[spoiler: Father]] suffers this fate near the end of ''Manga/FullmetalAlchemist''. First, [[spoiler: he manages to get Truth, but after a fight, he loses the recent souls he had obtained to pull that feat off]]. Then, [[spoiler:he tried to steal some souls and make more Philosopher Stones to make up for the loss, only for everyone else to confront him and deplete his original Philosophers Stone]]. Next, [[spoiler:as he begins to lose control of God, [[VillainousBreakdown he utterly loses it]] and, desperate for ''any'' souls, tries to take a pinned-down Edward, only for Alphonse to sacrifice himself and give Ed his arm back, enabling Edward to pull himself free and deliver a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown on Father's ass. In a last-ditch effort, he reabsorbs his son Greed to acquire ''his'' Philosopher's Stone, but Greed, [[HeelFaceTurn who'd defected long ago]], uses his carbon-based transformation abilities to turn Father into charcoal [[HeroicSacrifice at the cost of his life]], which allows Edward to punch clean through Father and lose every last soul he had remaining. With no Philosopher's Stone left to contain God, he immediately ''implodes'']]. Finally, [[spoiler:Truth meets up with him, gives him a HannibalLecture, BreakingSpeech, [[BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor twists Father's own words on him]], and permanently seals Father on the far side of the Gate of Truth [[AndIMustScream as he literally screams for mercy]]]]. On the plus side, while ''Brotherhood'' tries to humanize him somewhat during all of this, for the most part [[AssholeVictim he had it all coming]].
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* Awaki's introduction in ''ACertainMagicalIndex''. One episode after she's introduced as an antagonist, she's been injured and verbally humiliated by Kuroko, forced to flee from [[TheHero Touma]] and a [[UnstoppableRage very angry]] [[ShockAndAwe Misaka]], contacts her associates only to hear them being taken down by a SWAT team, and then runs into [[TheDreaded Accelerator]]...

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* Awaki's introduction in ''ACertainMagicalIndex''.''LightNovel/ACertainMagicalIndex''. One episode after she's introduced as an antagonist, she's been injured and verbally humiliated by Kuroko, forced to flee from [[TheHero Touma]] and a [[UnstoppableRage very angry]] [[ShockAndAwe Misaka]], contacts her associates only to hear them being taken down by a SWAT team, and then runs into [[TheDreaded Accelerator]]...
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* Ryoko and Ayeka suffer from one in episode seven of ''Anime/TenchiMuyo''. Having decided to team up to take care of their "rivals" Mihoshi and Washu, Mihoshi by sending her back to the Galaxy Police and by boarding up the door to Washu's lab, they end up turning on each other, the only thing standing between them and Tenchi is a teleportation trap on his door. As they fight, a frightened Sasami defeats the trap by ''knocking'', leaving the two even more confused as they hear Washu in his room, too. They try to join them, but are quickly tossed out into the lake. As they pull themselves out, they're treated to having Mihoshi crashland on the house.

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** This is also often subverted as many of these same villains (almost always the more comedic ones) appear again in the manga's cover arcs, where they stumble upon shockingly good fortune and end up better off than most of the other characters in the series. Wapol gets a [[UglyGuyHotWife Hot Wife]] and becomes a rich industrialist, Hatchi befriends a cute mermaid, Gedatsu owns his own hot spring resort, some of the Baroque Works members get a KarmaHoudini, Jango and Fullbody become marines, and Eneru forms a new empire in outer space. (Strangely, Eneru is actually shown ''getting away'' at the end of his initial storyarc, which makes it feel a lot like he pulled a KarmaHoudini)

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** This is also often subverted as many of these same villains (almost always the more comedic ones) appear again in the manga's cover arcs, where they stumble upon shockingly good fortune and end up better off than most of the other characters in the series. Wapol gets a [[UglyGuyHotWife Hot Wife]] and becomes a rich industrialist, Hatchi befriends a cute mermaid, Gedatsu owns his own hot spring resort, some of the Baroque Works members get a KarmaHoudini, Jango and Fullbody become marines, and Eneru forms a new empire in outer space. on the moon. (Strangely, Eneru is actually shown ''getting away'' at the end of his initial storyarc, which makes it feel a lot like he pulled a KarmaHoudini)KarmaHoudini)
*** Since reaching the moon was Eneru's goal all along, there's a case to be made that his storyline was actually a case where {{the bad guy wins}}.
*** Hatchi eventually comes back and makes a {{heel face turn}}, so perhaps these side stories are Oda's way of redeeming those characters.

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* [[spoiler: Father]] suffers this fate near the end of FullMetalAlchemist, first, [[spoiler: he manages to get Truth, and after a fight, he loses the recent souls he had, then, he tried to make more stones, only for everyone else to fight him and deplete his Philosophers Stone, after he loses Truth, [[VillainousBreakdown he utterly loses it]] and tries to kill Ed, who got his arm back due to his brother sacrificing himself, and ultimately loses, and Truth pulls him into the gate after he's beaten]].
** In the ''Brotherhood'' anime, [[spoiler: Truth then gives him a sorta-heroic HannibalLecture, before sealing Father permanently on the far side of the Portal of Truth as he literally screams for mercy]].

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* [[spoiler: Father]] suffers this fate near the end of FullMetalAlchemist, first, ''Manga/FullmetalAlchemist''. First, [[spoiler: he manages to get Truth, and but after a fight, he loses the recent souls he had, then, he had obtained to pull that feat off]]. Then, [[spoiler:he tried to steal some souls and make more stones, Philosopher Stones to make up for the loss, only for everyone else to fight confront him and deplete his original Philosophers Stone, after Stone]]. Next, [[spoiler:as he loses Truth, begins to lose control of God, [[VillainousBreakdown he utterly loses it]] and and, desperate for ''any'' souls, tries to kill Ed, who got take a pinned-down Edward, only for Alphonse to sacrifice himself and give Ed his arm back due back, enabling Edward to pull himself free and deliver a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown on Father's ass. In a last-ditch effort, he reabsorbs his brother sacrificing himself, son Greed to acquire ''his'' Philosopher's Stone, but Greed, [[HeelFaceTurn who'd defected long ago]], uses his carbon-based transformation abilities to turn Father into charcoal [[HeroicSacrifice at the cost of his life]], which allows Edward to punch clean through Father and ultimately loses, lose every last soul he had remaining. With no Philosopher's Stone left to contain God, he immediately ''implodes'']]. Finally, [[spoiler:Truth meets up with him, gives him a HannibalLecture, [[BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor twists Father's own words on him]], and permanently seals Father on the far side of the Gate of Truth pulls him into [[AndIMustScream as he literally screams for mercy]]]]. On the gate after he's beaten]].
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* In ''AxisPowersHetalia'', America is forced to apologize to the other countries for the horrendous mess that was the Great Depression. The reactions are different per nation, but as a whole, this is what happens (Hungary, France and Switzerland are particularly NOT pleased). And as icing on the cake... Russia is ''very'' pleased since his economy actually ''grew''.

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* Frieza of ''Manga/DragonBall Z'' suffers such a fate; after being the BigBad of the entire Namek arc and beating just about every opponent who comes his way, he is bested when Goku becomes a Super Saiyan. His pride is broken and he is turned into a pathetic wreck, with Goku inflicting all kinds of humiliating injuries upon him, such as battering him down on the head to create a ridiculous, bug-eyed expression and slapping him back and forth in the face. This culminates in him being [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe sliced in half]] [[HoistByHisOwnPetard by his own energy disc]], and his humiliation is only made worse when he is forced to beg for Goku's sympathy.
** It all starts when Goku detects Frieza's power level is woefully inadequate and falling fast, so he literally turns his back on Frieza; and it ends with Frieza floating through space, all alone, still alive but weak as a kitten, literally cut to pieces.
** Before that, though, all those killed by Frieza and his minions are revived, including the Namekians and Porunga. Frieza is able to vocalize his wish, but it has to be done in the Namekian language. Dende fulfills Goku's request and everyone, including Porunga, is transported to Earth. What follows is Goku rubbing that last failure in and Frieza screaming so loud it shatters nearby rocks.
** Frieza is further humbled when he returns, his missing limbs replaced by mechanical substitutes, and is easily bested by the newly introduced FutureBadass Trunks, who turns out to be a Super Saiyan too. Every attack he tosses at the young Super Saiyan is easily deflected before Frieza finds himself once again [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe sliced in two, this time from head to groin]], then cut up even further before being blasted into ash. His father King Cold fares no better, getting blasted through the heart after thinking Trunks is nothing without his sword and then vaporized against a mountainside. Doubles as a CrowningMomentOfAwesome for FutureBadass Trunks.
** Frieza continues to be humiliated even after death; every time he is met in the afterlife or resurrected, [[TheWorfEffect he is easily put in his place]] by the ever-growing power of the good guys. For instance, in one of the many (non-canon) DBZ movies, after being revived along with all other evil beings, he is defeated with ''one punch'' by Gohan.
* While not as ultra direct as other congas, if you watch closely the scene of the Anime/CodeGeass GrandFinale where some of Emperor Lelouch's more recent and direct opponents, as well as the kidnapped UFN representatives, are [[spoiler: paraded off to be executed in public, with only Nunnally being assured to not die]], you'll notice that [[spoiler: Schneizel]] is being subjected to a ''far'' more humiliating treatment. [[spoiler: He's got ClothingDamage (hell, his clothes are ''gone'', and he's got your classic rags as his "prison uniform", compared to everyone else's relatively neat and clean straitjacket ensembles), appears to have been beaten up during his time in prison and is also ''chained'' to his post, which is much larger and prominently displayed than those of all the others being shown off in the parade...]]
** A more straight example happens ''much'' earlier in the series, and not even to a major villain. [[spoiler: When Margrave Jeremiah Gottwald comes out from under Lelouch's Geass control]], he's been arrested for treason, has no memory of what he's done to earn it, is offered the equally humiliating choices of being forced to work on an orange farm [[spoiler:(as an insult to the "nickname" Zero called him to falsely imply they were allies)]] or being demoted back to a beginner-level pilot rank, and at least one of his former subordinates is willing to kill him because he's become such an embarrassment. [[spoiler: And ''then'', while trying to prove himself worthy of the empire and his former rank, he ends up going up against Kallen in her brand shiny new badass mech, and pays dearly for it. What'd he do to earn all this? Got on Lelouch's bad side by being the one behind Suzaku's scapegoating for the murder of Prince Clovis]]. The Humiliation Conga ended up being effective for an entirely ''different'' reason, [[spoiler: as a large mass of the fandom thought it was DisproportionateRetribution, and rocketed "Orange-kun" to the role of EnsembleDarkHorse, assuring his promotion to a major antagonist and later to a simply ''memorable'' HeelFaceTurn.]]
** In the ''Knightmare of Nunnally'' manga, a smaller and more comedic conga is dealt to a [[KickTheDog puppy-kicking]] Ashford AlphaBitch and her GirlPosse, when they throw Nunnally off her wheelchair. Nunners's best friend Alice [[spoiler: (a girl with SuperSpeed powers derived from her being injected with C.C's cells]] stands up for her, steals the bullies's school skirts and leaves [[PantyShot their panties]] exposed.
* [[spoiler: Mizuki's ''horrible'' defeat at the hands of Shuusuke Fuji]] in ThePrinceOfTennis qualifies as both this and HoistByHisOwnPetard. [[spoiler: Had Mizuki not manipulated Fuji's brother Yuuta for his own gains, he wouldn't have had Fuji [[ObfuscatingStupidity hiding his true skills]] until Mizuki was 5-0 on top, only to memorably subvert the score to 5-7, give a great TheReasonYouSuckSpeech in public to Mizuki ''and'' cause his rival's spectacular VillainousBreakdown.]]
* In ''AxisPowersHetalia'', America is forced to apologize to the other countries for the horrendous mess that was the Great Depression. The reactions are different per nation, but as a whole, this is what happens (Hungary, France and Switzerland are particularly NOT pleased). And as icing on the cake... Russia is ''very'' pleased since his economy actually ''grew''.
** ZigZaggingTrope: On the one hand, America has done something pretty bad and all the other countries are mercilessly letting him have it and blaming him for it all. On the other hand, America's not shown as a villain, just paying for his typical but this time irrational exuberance, and the other countries aren't really punishing him because they're mostly too busy freaking out over their collapsing economies. This being Hetalia, the whole thing is [[PlayedForLaughs Played For Edutainment]]. The previous strip in the series displayed America's overproduction and debt accumulation as the cause. This being Hetalia, the whole thing is a roundabout soap opera way of getting Lithuania to end his outsourcing holiday from Russia. This being Hetalia, the PoliticallyCorrectHistory prevents the depiction of Hoover's [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smoot-Hawley_Tariff actual response]] which would be best represented by giving the rest of the world a slap in the face, is not mentioned. It's not RippedFromTheHeadlines, in case you were wondering.
* This happens a lot to the Team Rocket trio from Anime/{{Pokemon}}, usually at the end of an episode. It seemed to be a lot more frequent during Kanto, though. This usually would involve them running away from something or someone (Jessie, James, and Meowth being chased by Beedrill became a running gag, though it does happen to the good guys as well). One notable example had them tied to a moving carousel by Ghost Pokémon, who considered it all in good fun to see them get dizzy from nonstop carousel rides.
* Grings Kodai, the BigBad of the ''Anime/PokemonZoroarkMasterOfIllusions'', gets an exceptionally well deserved one. [[spoiler: He got tricked into thinking he's gotten the Time Ripple he wanted the entire movie, tricking him into EvilGloating which is caught on tape. He then gets the device he needed to absorb the Time Ripple destroyed and is sent running for his life by Zoroark and the Legendary Beasts. The mortally wounded Zoroark uses her illusion powers to send him falling off a stadium balcony and getting knocked out. When he comes too, he's surrounded by pretty much the entire cast and forced to watch as afor mentioned EvilGloating [[DeathByIrony is broadcasted across the city on the TV network HE created.]] To put the cherry on top, he's promptly arrested on the spot.]]
* Most of the villains in ''OnePiece'' suffer this. According to Oda, it's more meaningful to prove a man's "way" wrong than to kill them. So what do the Strawhats do to every main antagonist? They beat them to a bloody pulp, crush all their hopes and dreams and let the Marines take care of the rest.
** This is also often subverted as many of these same villains (almost always the more comedic ones) appear again in the manga's cover arcs, where they stumble upon shockingly good fortune and end up better off than most of the other characters in the series. Wapol gets a [[UglyGuyHotWife Hot Wife]] and becomes a rich industrialist, Hatchi befriends a cute mermaid, Gedatsu owns his own hot spring resort, some of the Baroque Works members get a KarmaHoudini, Jango and Fullbody become marines, and Eneru forms a new empire in outer space. (Strangely, Eneru is actually shown ''getting away'' at the end of his initial storyarc, which makes it feel a lot like he pulled a KarmaHoudini)
* In ''MagicalGirlLyricalNanoha'', it seems like having her [[OhCrap watch in horror]] as a [[ThereIsNokillLikeOverkill huge beam that scythed through a massive warship zoomed straight towards her]] wasn't enough for the lovably hateable SmugSnake Quattro. ''[[AudioAdaptation StrikerS Sound Stage X]]'' just had to throw this additional bit of humiliation for her.
--> '''Jail:''' I've been keeping myself healthy. This transparent prison is unexpectedly comfortable.\\
'''Cinque:''' Uno and Tre are healthy as well.\\
'''Jail:''' They haven't changed at all. Quattro has even gotten a bit fat.
* ''MahouSenseiNegima'': While he isn't really a villain (he's a WellIntentionedExtremist at worst), [[spoiler: Kurt Godel]] undergoes one of these after he tries to convince Negi to join him. Not only does [[spoiler: Negi kick his ass, but each of Negi's TrueCompanions successively uses their abilities to either attack Kurt, or screw him over in some fashion. It's topped off by Kurt's old ally Takamichi showing up and blasting him.]]
--> '''Takamichi:''' "What's the matter Kurt? These youngsters seem to be beating you senseless."
* Pretty much anything Juuza of the Clouds does in ''FistOfTheNorthStar''.
* [[spoiler: Father]] suffers this fate near the end of FullMetalAlchemist, first, [[spoiler: he manages to get Truth, and after a fight, he loses the recent souls he had, then, he tried to make more stones, only for everyone else to fight him and deplete his Philosophers Stone, after he loses Truth, [[VillainousBreakdown he utterly loses it]] and tries to kill Ed, who got his arm back due to his brother sacrificing himself, and ultimately loses, and Truth pulls him into the gate after he's beaten]].
** In the ''Brotherhood'' anime, [[spoiler: Truth then gives him a sorta-heroic HannibalLecture, before sealing Father permanently on the far side of the Portal of Truth as he literally screams for mercy]].
* In SakuraGari, [[spoiler: Dr. Katsuragi]] gets a truly ''spectacular'' one as punishment for all his horrible deeds. [[spoiler: The boy he whips, rapes and tortures out of jealousy? Masataka burns his face ''badly'' by throwing boiling tea on his face, ruining his TallDarkAndHandsome looks. The man he loves, whom he forced to kill his abusive stepmother when they were kids ''and'' the "reason" why he rapes the aforementioned boy? Souma confronts him over the torture of the poor kid, then tricks him into drinking a tea laced with the drugs Katsuragi has used to slowly kill Souma's father (at request of Sakurako, the guy's scorned half-sister), and when the "good doctor" is laying on the floor, he deals him a brutal TheReasonYouSuckSpeech and goes away. The wife that he beats and abuses to terrible degrees? Once they're alone, Asayo he sets him on fire and kills him.]]
* In HesDedicatedToRoses, Mi-Mi gets a positively ''epic'' one. [[spoiler: The girl she's bullied, used, outed, and pretty much been a bitch to the whole series? I-Da realizes that she can't just let others push her aside, undergoes a physical and mental transformation and announces that she's not going to take any of that crap anymore, and she'll beat up anybody who tries. The boyfriend she's been manipulating the whole time and got sent to juvenile hall? Hak-Yoon breaks out, tells everybody that Mi-Mi was the one responsible for his AttemptedRape of I-Da, burns M-Mi's forehead, and tells her he'll be looking for her once he's out of juvie. This leads to everyone the the class hating her and spitting on her, and I-Da not punching her because she feels it wouldn't be worth it. She goes home, ready to tell her parents everything and getting I-Da's parents sent to jail, just in time to see her father being arrested for shady business practices, realizing that her uncle has told the police everything about them, and that they've lost all their money. And the boy she fell in love with, the reason she pulled all this crap? Na-Ru has fallen in love with I-Da. Mi-Mi pretty much breaks after all this, and ends up being a shut-in in her uncle's house, not seeing or talking to anyone]].
* [[spoiler:Kurata]] from ''Anime/DigimonSavers'' gets an EXTREMELY well deserved one. [[spoiler:Marcus manages to get [=ShineGreymon=] to digivolve to Burst mode, after which Kurata's life goes on a major downwards spiral. His OneWingedAngel form is systematically torn apart around him and he's reduced to begging for his life. Marcus and [=ShineGreymon=] then proceed to defeat him with one punch. Not a super flashy FinishingMove, but ''one punch each''. To rub salt in the wound, all his back up plan to destroy the Digital World fails completely and results in his own death. Sure, it made things worse, but all Kurata ever saw was his plan backfire and kill him.]] Couldn't have happened to a nicer guy.
* In HunterXHunter, after using one of their friends to force them to throw their fights, Gon and Killua show a nasty trio of Heaven's Areana fighters no mercy. [[spoiler: Killua scares Sadansho so badly he leaves town, and Gon flattens Ghido under a giant tile before breaking his prosthetic leg. Riehvelt gets it the worst though--Killua flings him from his wheelchair and catches him with his own electric whips, and Gon scares him into fainting by stealing his whips and nearly electrocuting him at full power.]]
* Awaki's introduction in ''ACertainMagicalIndex''. One episode after she's introduced as an antagonist, she's been injured and verbally humiliated by Kuroko, forced to flee from [[TheHero Touma]] and a [[UnstoppableRage very angry]] [[ShockAndAwe Misaka]], contacts her associates only to hear them being taken down by a SWAT team, and then runs into [[TheDreaded Accelerator]]...
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