History Main / FinaleTitleDrop

-->'''Marty:''' Hey Doc! Where you goin' now? Back to the future?

* ''Webcomic/DinosaurComics'': {{Discussed|Trope}} in [[http://www.qwantz.com/index.php?comic=2009 #2009]], where T-rex and his friends invent new last lines for famous novels that would be examples of this trope.

* ''Film/TheDarkKnight''. Commissioner Gordon's final monologue about ComicBook/Batman.

* ''Film/TheDarkKnight''. Commissioner Gordon's final monologue.

* ''VideoGame/BattleForWesnoth'': The title of ''Secrets of the Ancient'' campaign refers to how lich-lords in the past could live forever which have became forbidden knowledge. By the end of the campaign, the protagonist has figured it out and wrote it in a journal so others can learn it. The epilogue of the campaign is the final pages of said journal and it has this to say:
-->''"Tath, in particular, is home to many wizards. It is enough for one of them to be eager to learn the secrets of the ancients."''

A subtrope of TitleDrop, where the title of a work is used as the last line spoken or near its end. Often, the title drop will finally explain why the episode/book/etc is called that way to begin with. You can probably find these mainly in thriller works, where it makes you sit up and think (and adds a bit of drama to the ending). It's also common in plays that were written during the Victorian era.

* The final line from the film adaptation of ''Literature/TheLandThatTimeForgot'':

* The name of the final episode of ''Hoshi no Kirby'' (dubbed as ''Anime/KirbyRightBackAtYa'') was "Tobe!" ("Fly!" in English) followed by the title of the show.

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---> You are just like the star in the night sky, the hydrangea that blooms in the rainy spring...\\
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[[spoiler:Dainty, fragile]]\\
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[[spoiler:I want to shield you from every terrible thing in this world]]\\
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[[spoiler:But you're so strong]].\\
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[[spoiler:You blossom splendidly, even after storms and tempests]],\\
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-->'''Leaders:''' OSU!
-->'''Other members:''' TATAKAE!
-->'''[[BackForTheFinale Everyone they helped]]:''' '''OUENDAAAAN!!'''

* Season 3 of ''Series/OddSquad'' ended with the Big O, Opal, Oswald, Orla, Omar, and [[spoiler: Olizabeth]] shouting “For Odd Squad!” in unison. Downplayed due to it not being the series finale.

-->'''[[spoiler:Neo Metal Sonic]]''': It's no use... but why can't I defeat you?
-->'''Sonic''': Because... we're Sonic Heroes!
-->[''later'']
-->'''Sonic''': Alright! [[AndTheAdventureContinues Our next adventure awaits us]], so there's no time to waste! Yeah! We're Sonic Heroes!
* ''VideoGame/EternalSeniaHydrangeaAfterTheRain'': Dropped both exactly, and by implication:
** The subtitle, "Hydragea After The Rain", is the [[TitleDropChapter title of the last chapter]], before the epilogue, seen in the "The Story So Far menu".
** In the final chapter before the epilogue, when Magaleta compares Senia to such hydrageas:

%%ZCE* ''Literature/TheBoyWhoWasAsHardAsStone''

* Done in ''Literature/IAmLegend''.
* The Avi book ''Sometimes I Think I Hear My Name'' uses itself as the last line spoken.

* Happens in the short novel/novella ''Literature/TheyShootHorsesDontThey'', where the title is used in the last chapter as an explanation for why the main character shot his depressed girlfriend who couldn't kill herself�he had to put her out of her misery. (Don't worry, not a spoiler, it's the first thing in the book.)
* ''Literature/{{The Crying of Lot 49}}'' plays with this. The title is the final line of text, and deliberately makes absolutely no sense until then. It turns out that [[spoiler: the 49th lot (property) at an auction is maybe relevant to the mystery, and Oedipa is waiting for that lot to be cried (sold).]] The book ends just before the crying starts, because Creator/ThomasPynchon likes doing that sort of thing, so [[NoEnding we never find out what happens]].
* ''Literature/TheBoyWhoWasAsHardAsStone''
* ''Literature/TheOnesWhoWalkAwayFromOmelas''

** "Literature/TheFeelingOfPower": The story ends with Programmer Shuman declaring to himself that knowing [[{{UsefulNotes/Mathematics}} graphitics]] gave him a wonderful feeling of power.

* Literature/MegLangslowMysteries: The last line of ''Toucan Keep a Secret'' uses the title as the punchline of a joke.

* ''VideoGame/{{Touhou}}'': The final spellcards of ''Mountain of Faith'' and ''Scarlet Weather Rhapsody'' share their names with the English half of game's title. Similarly, ''Ten Desires''' final card includes the Japanese portion of the title in its name. ''Double Spoiler'' just has a regular TitleDrop in the last bit of dialogue.

--> You are just like the star in the night sky, the hydrangea that blooms in the rainy spring...\\

* The final episode of ''WesternAnimation/WordGirl'' had the narrator’s last lines of “Join us next time for another amazing, colossal adventure of... WordGirl!”

* ''LightNovel/GoshuushouSamaNinomiyaKun'' ends with the show's title as the final spoken line by Hosaka as he overlooks another normal, chaotic morning with the many women surrounding Shungo Ninomiya.

** The Season 1 finale also had Olive, Otto, Ms. O, Oscar and the other Precinct 13579 agents shout "For Odd Squad!" just before heading into battle against the various creatures invading their Headquarters. Like with the Season 3 finale, it's downplayed since it's not the series finale.

* ''Series/OrphanBlack'' is revealed to be the title of Helena's memoir in the series finale.

* ''Literature/GeorgesSecretKeyToTheUniverse''. The title of the talk George gives at the end is ''My Secret Key To The Universe''.

-->'''Peter Parker:''' This is my gift. My curse. Who am I? I'm Spider Man."