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* In ''Manga/{{Hellsing}}'', DeathDealer Alhambra uses an Ace of Spades as his final trump card against Alucard. In the fashion of this trope, Alucard splits the card in half, along with most of his arm, before killing him.
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Traditionally the highest valued card in many card games, the Ace of Spades (♠) has become symbolic of death or danger. Should a character find themselves drawing or otherwise recieving this card, they best start looking over their shoulders.
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Traditionally the highest valued card in many card games, the Ace of Spades (♠) has become symbolic of death or danger. Should a character find themselves drawing or otherwise recieving receiving this card, they best start looking over their shoulders.
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* One member of First Recon in ''VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas'' goes by "10 of Spades". He asked for the CallSign "Ace of Spades", but his commanding officer thought he was [[NewMeat too green]] for something that cool.
-->''I get a few more [[SpeechImpediment k-k-kills]] under by belt, he'll move me up to Jack. Jack of Spades. Sounds better right, right?\\
-->''I get a few more [[SpeechImpediment k-k-kills]] under by belt, he'll move me up to Jack. Jack of Spades. Sounds better right, right?\\
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* One In ''VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas'', 10 of Spades is a member of the illustrious First Recon in ''VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas'' goes by "10 sharpshooter regiment of Spades". He asked for the CallSign NCR Army. When he first joined up, he sought to have "Ace of Spades", Spades" as his CallSign, but his commanding officer thought he was [[NewMeat too green]] for something that cool.
cool. Nevertheless, 10 of Spades voices his intent to raise his "rank" as he gains more combat experience (though he indicates there might be some skipping over down the line).
-->''I get a few more [[SpeechImpediment k-k-kills]] underby my belt, he'll move me up to Jack. Jack of Spades. Sounds better right, right?\\
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->''"Now, sad to say, poor Jock is dead.\\
The Ace of Spaces fell on his head.\\
That fatal card!"''
-->-- "Jock the Flea", Music/CaptainBeakyAndHisBand
The Ace of Spaces fell on his head.\\
That fatal card!"''
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* ''Literature/TheHollow'': Just before doctor John Christow leaves his home for a weekend gathering with friends, his little daughter Zena insists on reading his fate from a card deck. She is shocked to draw the ace of spades as the final card, but he brushes it off. This being an Creator/AgathaChristie book, he is shot before the weekend is over.
-->'''Zena:''' Oo -- it's the Ace of Spades! That's usually a death -- but --
-->'''John:''' Your mother is going to run over someone on the way out of London. Good-bye, you two. Try and behave.
-->'''Zena:''' Oo -- it's the Ace of Spades! That's usually a death -- but --
-->'''John:''' Your mother is going to run over someone on the way out of London. Good-bye, you two. Try and behave.
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* In "Jock the Flea" from ''Captain Beaky and His Band'', Jock is a strongman at a flea circus, who finishes his act by lifting a playing card. The song ends:
-->Now, sad to say, poor Jock is dead.\\
The Ace of Spaces fell on his head.\\
That fatal card!
-->Now, sad to say, poor Jock is dead.\\
The Ace of Spaces fell on his head.\\
That fatal card!
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--> The card was the Ace of Spades, the Death Card. Cardsharp held before him, like a priest presenting a crucifix to a vampire. FEAR, mortal terror, primordial panic radiated out from the card, filling Kirk's mind with dread.
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-->Pushing up the ante, I know you gotta see me,
-->Read 'em and weep, the dead man's hand again,
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-->The only thing you see, you know it's gonna be,
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I see it in your eyes, take one look anddie,
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* ''Literature/ALineToKill'': Charles le Masurier finds an Ace of Spades on his car windshield. He thinks it's good luck but Anthony, the narrator, knows that it's "the death card." Sure enough, the next night Charles is murdered.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Pinocchio}}'', Honest John tricks Pinocchio into going to the dangerous Pleasure Island by giving him his "ticket", an Ace of Spades card.
* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Pinocchio}}'', Honest John tricks Pinocchio into going to the dangerous Pleasure Island by giving him his "ticket", an Ace of Spades card.
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* ''LightNovel/{{Baccano}}'': TheDreaded ProfessionalKiller Claire Stanfield is sometimes associated with the Ace of Spades in its capacity as the "death card".
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* There is an exotic HandCannon known as Ace of Spades in ''VideoGame/{{Destiny}}'', which serves as the WeaponOfChoice for the Exo Hunter Vanguard Cayde-6. [[spoiler: In the Forsaken campaign of ''VideoGame/Destiny2'', Cayde ends up getting KilledOffForReal by Uldren Sov [[HoistByHisOwnPetard using said hand cannon]].]]
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* There is an exotic class hand cannon known as Ace of Spades in ''VideoGame/{{Destiny}}'' Cayde-6 also has one as his signature weapon.
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* Purported use of the Ace of Spades as a warning for traitors or informants during UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfPiracy may have inspired the original BlackSpot in ''Literature/TreasureIsland''.
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* ''Manga/OnePiece'': The character Portgas D. Ace used to be captain of his own pirate group, the Spade Pirates, before it was assimilated into Whitebeard Pirates. And he later becomes the first major character to die in the present.
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* During Woody's nightmare in ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory2'' centering around Andy discarding him due to his arm being ripped, all the playing cards are Aces of Spades. In fact, he ends up falling into one of the Spade symbols when Andy drops him.
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* The Spades are derived ultimately from the Swords of the Tarot, and the associations carry over of tarot cards to the more "mundane" playing deck. The Ace of Swords is to do with cutting loose from old ways and habits, dramatic change, etc; badly aspected it can mean violent death or serious illness or an act of violence. (Interestingly, the Nine of Swords/Spades has a worse Tarot meaning: this is the one that ''can'' mean Death, or at the least, something unlucky or unfortunate...)
* The Spades are derived ultimately from the Swords of the Tarot, and the associations carry over of tarot cards to the more "mundane" playing deck. The Ace of Swords is to do with cutting loose from old ways and habits, dramatic change, etc; badly aspected it can mean violent death or serious illness or an act of violence. (Interestingly, the Nine of Swords/Spades has a worse Tarot meaning: this is the one that ''can'' mean Death, or at the least, something unlucky or unfortunate...)
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*The ''Film/TroubleForTwo'': Whoever draws the Ace of Spades are derived ultimately from in the Swords of the Tarot, and the associations carry over of tarot cards to the more "mundane" playing deck. The Ace of Swords is to do with cutting loose from old ways and habits, dramatic change, etc; badly aspected it can mean violent death or serious illness or an act of violence. (Interestingly, the Nine of Swords/Spades has a worse Tarot meaning: this suicide club card draw is the one that ''can'' mean Death, or at person who dies. Whoever draws the least, something unlucky or unfortunate...) ace of clubs has to go along as the executioner.
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