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* [=CaptainHoers=]' webcomic ''Ask Firestarter Spitfire'' was a slice of life comic about the titular character working through grief, and ended with her becoming a healthier woman and even having a kid. A perfectly nice ending... made tragic by his seemingly unrelated comic, ''Webcomic/TheSunjackers'', set in a world where the sun vanishes and life on the planet is teetering on extinction. While focusing on unrelated characters, we eventually see the distant future of Spitfire and her child, where she spends years believing him dead and his dreams of space travel are crushed by the planetary crisis.
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* [=CaptainHoers=]' webcomic ''Ask Firestarter Spitfire'' was a slice of life comic about the titular character working through grief, and ended with her becoming a healthier woman and even having a kid. A perfectly nice ending... made tragic by his seemingly unrelated comic, ''Webcomic/TheSunjackers'', set in a world where the sun vanishes and life on the planet is teetering on extinction. While focusing on unrelated different characters, we eventually see the distant future of Spitfire and her child, where she spends years believing him them dead and his their dreams of space travel are crushed by the planetary crisis.
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* [=CaptainHoers=]' webcomic ''Ask Firestarter Spitfire'' was a slice of life comic about the titular character working through grief, and ended with her becoming a better and healthier woman, woman and even having a son.kid. A perfectly nice ending... made tragic by his seemingly unrelated comic, ''Webcomic/TheSunjackers'', set in a world where the sun vanishes and life on the planet is teetering on extinction. While focusing on unrelated characters, we eventually see the distant future of Spitfire and her son, child, where she spends years believing him dead and his dreams of space travel are crushed by the planetary crisis.
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* CaptainHoers' [=CaptainHoers=]' webcomic ''Ask Firestarter Spitfire'' was a slice of life comic about the titular character working through grief, and ended with her becoming a better and healthier woman, and even having a son. A perfectly nice ending... made tragic by his seemingly unrelated comic, ''Webcomic/AskTheSunjackers'', ''Webcomic/TheSunjackers'', set in a world where the sun vanishes and life on the planet is teetering on extinction. While focusing on unrelated characters, we eventually see the distant future of Spitfire and her son, where she spends years believing him dead and his dreams of space travel are crushed by the planetary crisis.
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* The final Pay Per View under the World Wrestling Federation name, ''Wrestling/Backlash'' 2002, saw Hulkamania run wild once more with Hulk Hogan defeating Triple H to claim the Undisputed WWF Championship, fittingly ending the WWF on a high note with arguably the champion that put the organization on the map. The same night, The Undertaker defeated Steve Austin to become number one contender, and the following month at the first Pay Per View under the World Wrestling Entertainment brand name, Undertaker would defeat Hogan for the title with a little assistance from Vince Mcmahon. This would be Hogan's last ever world title win in any organization.
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* The final Pay Per View under the World Wrestling Federation name, ''Wrestling/Backlash'' ''Backlash'' 2002, saw Hulkamania run wild once more with Hulk Hogan defeating Triple H to claim the Undisputed WWF Championship, fittingly ending the WWF on a high note with arguably the champion that put the organization on the map. The same night, The Undertaker defeated Steve Austin to become number one contender, and the following month at the first Pay Per View under the World Wrestling Entertainment brand name, Undertaker would defeat Hogan for the title with a little assistance from Vince Mcmahon. This would be Hogan's last ever world title win reign in any organization.
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* The result of the "First Blood End of an Era" match between reigning WWF Champion StoneColdSteveAustin and challenger TheUndertaker with babyface Austin's main event career and heel VinceMcmahon's grip on the organization on the line. Austin triumphed and per the stipulation, Vine was ousted as chairman, ending one of the most gripping wrestling feuds of all time and allowing Austin to move on from the Mcmahon rivalry. Two and a half months later, having lost the WWF championship, Austin used his controlling influence to reinstate Vince so he could be granted another main event title shot against Triple H. While initially a babyface feuding with Triple H, Vince eventually turned heel again in 2000, costing The Rock the WWF championship in the main event of ''Wrestlemania 2000'' and reconciled with Triple H, while Austin spent the duration of that year out with a severe neck injury. When he returned from injury and finally reclaimed the title, Austin turned his back on the fans and actually ''aligned'' himself with Mcmahon for the first few months of 2001.
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* The result of the "First Blood End of an Era" match between reigning WWF Champion StoneColdSteveAustin and challenger TheUndertaker with babyface Austin's main event career and heel VinceMcmahon's grip on the organization on the line. Austin triumphed and per the stipulation, Vine was ousted as chairman, ending one of the most gripping wrestling feuds of all time and allowing Austin to move on from the Mcmahon rivalry. Two and a half months later, having lost the WWF championship, Austin used his controlling influence to reinstate Vince so he could be granted another main event title shot against Triple H. While initially a babyface feuding with Triple H, Vince eventually turned heel again in 2000, costing The Rock the WWF championship in the main event of ''Wrestlemania 2000'' and reconciled with Triple H, while Austin spent the duration of that year out with a severe neck injury. When he returned from injury and finally reclaimed the title, Austin turned his back on the fans and actually ''aligned'' himself with Mcmahon for the first half of 2001.
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* The result of the "First Blood End of an Era" match between reigning WWF Champion StoneColdSteveAustin and challenger TheUndertaker with babyface Austin's main event career and heel VinceMcmahon's grip on the organization on the line. Austin triumphed and per the stipulation, Vine was ousted as chairman, ending one of the most gripping wrestling feuds of all time and allowing Austin to move on from the Mcmahon rivalry. Two and a half months later, having lost the WWF championship, Austin used his controlling influence to reinstate Vince so he could be granted another main event title shot against Triple H. While initially a babyface feuding with Triple H, Vince eventually turned heel again in 2000, costing The Rock the WWF championship in the main event of ''Wrestlemania 2000'' and reconciled with Triple H, while Austin spent the duration of that year out with a severe neck injury. When he returned from injury and finally reclaimed the title, Austin turned his back on the fans and actually ''aligned'' himself with Mcmahon for the first half few months of 2001.2001.
* The 2001 ''Wrestling/SurvivorSeries'' event saw the World Wrestling Federation defeat World Championship Wrestling in a 'winner take all' main event where the losing organization would be dissolved. The next night on RAW, with the famous Monday Night Wars now firmly behind them, WWF World Champion Stone Cold Steve Austin turned babyface once again, The Rock had control of the World Heavyweight Championship, and Ric Flair was made a partial co-owner of the organization, but Vince Mcmahon and The Undertaker both turned heel the same night too. While Flair intended for Austin and Rock to meet at the December ''Vengeance'' event where both would fight to unify the championships, Vince persuaded Flair to make it a tournament and inserted heel challengers Chris Jericho and Kurt Angle into the mix. Vince ultimately got not just the literal last laugh on WCW, but on Stone Cold Steve Austin and The Rock as well, as both men would lose their world titles to Chris Jericho on the same night, ending two of his Attitude era rivalries in one fell swoop and in triumph. You don't cross the boss!
* The 2001 ''Wrestling/SurvivorSeries'' event saw the World Wrestling Federation defeat World Championship Wrestling in a 'winner take all' main event where the losing organization would be dissolved. The next night on RAW, with the famous Monday Night Wars now firmly behind them, WWF World Champion Stone Cold Steve Austin turned babyface once again, The Rock had control of the World Heavyweight Championship, and Ric Flair was made a partial co-owner of the organization, but Vince Mcmahon and The Undertaker both turned heel the same night too. While Flair intended for Austin and Rock to meet at the December ''Vengeance'' event where both would fight to unify the championships, Vince persuaded Flair to make it a tournament and inserted heel challengers Chris Jericho and Kurt Angle into the mix. Vince ultimately got not just the literal last laugh on WCW, but on Stone Cold Steve Austin and The Rock as well, as both men would lose their world titles to Chris Jericho on the same night, ending two of his Attitude era rivalries in one fell swoop and in triumph. You don't cross the boss!
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* The result of the "First Blood End of an Era" match between reigning WWF Champion Stone Cold Steve Austin and challenger The Undertaker with babyface Austin's main event career and heel Vince McMahon's grip on the organization on the line. Austin triumphed and per the stipulation, Vine was ousted as chairman, ending one of the most gripping wrestling feuds of all time and allowing Austin to move on from the McMahon rivalry. Two and a half months later, having lost the WWF championship, Austin used his controlling influence to reinstate Vince so he could be granted another main event title shot against Triple H. While initially a babyface feuding with Triple H, Vince eventually turned heel again in 2000, costing The Rock the WWF championship in the main event of Wrestlemania 2000 and reconciled with Triple H, while Austin spent the duration of that year out with a severe neck injury. When he returned from injury and finally reclaimed the title, Austin turned his back on the fans and actually ''aligned' himself with McMahon for the first half of 2001.
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* ''WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragon'' and its [[WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragon2 sequel]] revolved around humanity learning to live in harmony with dragons. However, the [[WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragonTheHiddenWorld trilogy]] ended with [[TheMagicGoesAway Hiccup sending the dragons away]] for their own good after deciding that peaceful coexistence was impossible ([[TheFilmOfTheBook in an attempt to be in line with the ending to the book series]]), and this ends up being a BrokenAesop in the DistantFinale ''WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragonHomecoming'' as it's shown that in their absence humans grew fearful of dragons once more and Hiccup almost sent his people right back to square one.
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* ''WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragon'' and its [[WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragon2 sequel]] revolved around humanity learning to live in harmony with dragons. However, the [[WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragonTheHiddenWorld trilogy]] ended with [[TheMagicGoesAway [[EndOfAnAge Hiccup sending the dragons away]] for their own good after deciding that peaceful coexistence was impossible ([[TheFilmOfTheBook in an attempt to be in line with the ending to the book series]]), and this ends up being a BrokenAesop in the DistantFinale ''WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragonHomecoming'' as it's shown that in their absence humans grew fearful of dragons once more and Hiccup almost sent his people right back to square one.
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* ''WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragon'' and its [[WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragon2 sequel]] revolved around humanity learning to live in harmony with dragons. However, the [[WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragonTheHiddenWorld trilogy]] ended with [[TheMagicGoesAway Hiccup]] sending the dragons away for their own good after deciding that peaceful coexistence was impossible ([[TheFilmOfTheBook in an attempt to be in line with the ending to the book series]]), and this ends up being a BrokenAesop in the DistantFinale ''WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragonHomecoming'' as it's shown that in their absence humans grew fearful of dragons once more and Hiccup almost sent his people right back to square one.
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* ''WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragon'' and its [[WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragon2 sequel]] revolved around humanity learning to live in harmony with dragons. However, the [[WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragonTheHiddenWorld trilogy]] ended with [[TheMagicGoesAway Hiccup]] Hiccup sending the dragons away away]] for their own good after deciding that peaceful coexistence was impossible ([[TheFilmOfTheBook in an attempt to be in line with the ending to the book series]]), and this ends up being a BrokenAesop in the DistantFinale ''WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragonHomecoming'' as it's shown that in their absence humans grew fearful of dragons once more and Hiccup almost sent his people right back to square one.
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* ''VisualNovel/RagingLoop'' has a BittersweetEnding Override on the ''Wit'' route. This route's Feast of the Yomi-Purging has left eight people dead in Yasumizu... but Haruaki and Rikako are an OfficialCouple, Meiko is on her way back to her parents (or, failing that, foster parents that will take care of her), and everyone else is able to live the rest of their days in peace. And then Haruaki returns to Yasumizu after a few days away and finds that in that time, [[EverybodyDiesEnding Rikako committed suicide and everybody else killed each other]], with Haruaki himself dying not long after.
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* ''Wiki/SCPFoundation'': [[http://www.scpwiki.com/scp-2519 SCP-2519]] does this to two sapient machine [=SCPs=], SCP-2412 and SCP-629. When the composition is played for them, they become inefficient and broken. 629 becomes outright murderous and even though the page states the effects only last for as long as the song is played, it also states the symptoms can recur. These two [=SCPs=] will never be the same.
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* ''Wiki/SCPFoundation'': ''Website/SCPFoundation'': [[http://www.scpwiki.com/scp-2519 SCP-2519]] does this to two sapient machine [=SCPs=], SCP-2412 and SCP-629. When the composition is played for them, they become inefficient and broken. 629 becomes outright murderous and even though the page states the effects only last for as long as the song is played, it also states the symptoms can recur. These two [=SCPs=] will never be the same.
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* The fan comic ''We'll Meet Again'', taking place after ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaSkywardSword'', shows Link getting mortally wounded in a skirmish. All Zelda can do is sing to him in his last moments, while Link is left with the thought [[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOcarinaOfTime that some version of him will find his way back to her]].
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* ''Machinima/RedVsBlue'' inverted this with a DownerEnding Override: season 16 seemed to end in a way that TheBadGuyWins, as the Reds and Blues managed to create the TimeCrash that would allow him to take over the universe...and then the season 17 opener reveals [[NearVillainVictory the villain could not free himself to fulfill those plans]], as a timely strike by a magic hammer trapped him in a forcefield-like prison.
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* ''Machinima/RedVsBlue'' ''WebAnimation/RedVsBlue'' inverted this with a DownerEnding Override: season 16 seemed to end in a way that TheBadGuyWins, as the Reds and Blues managed to create the TimeCrash that would allow him to take over the universe...and then the season 17 opener reveals [[NearVillainVictory the villain could not free himself to fulfill those plans]], as a timely strike by a magic hammer trapped him in a forcefield-like prison.
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* ''Machinima/Supermarioglitchy4sSuperMario64Bloopers'': The Genesis Arc ends with Zero being seemingly destroyed before he can end the [=SMG4=] universe, albeit Axol was sadly killed in the process. Come the Revelations Arc, and it turns out Zero isn't dead after all, as he split into the two beings he was originally, with the evil one, Niles, becoming a SpiritAdvisor to Melony who gets her to unlock her Fierce Deity powers and takes control of her in order to open the [[ArtifactOfDoom God Box]] and reenact his plan.
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* ''Machinima/Supermarioglitchy4sSuperMario64Bloopers'': ''WebAnimation/Supermarioglitchy4sSuperMario64Bloopers'': The Genesis Arc ends with Zero being seemingly destroyed before he can end the [=SMG4=] universe, albeit Axol was sadly killed in the process. Come the Revelations Arc, and it turns out Zero isn't dead after all, as he split into the two beings he was originally, with the evil one, Niles, becoming a SpiritAdvisor to Melony who gets her to unlock her Fierce Deity powers and takes control of her in order to open the [[ArtifactOfDoom God Box]] and reenact his plan.
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* ''Webcomic/SurvivingRomance'': A literal in-universe example is what kickstarts the main plot. Instead of the original ending of the novel with love confession and happily ever after Chaerin receives a zombie apocalypse by virus outbreak.
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* At the end of ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'', it looks like the Parr family can finally come out of hiding after saving the city from Syndrome's Omidroid, and can now fight crime in public as a superhero family, but in [[WesternAnimation/Incredibles2 the sequel]], which picks up right where the previous film left off, it's revealed that superheroes are still illegal and one of the main goals of the film is to try and get the law changed. Even Violet getting a date with her crush, Tony, gets undone when Dicker erases his memory after he accidentally discovers her secret identity, making him forget all about her.
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* At the end of ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'', it looks like the Parr family can finally come out of hiding after saving the city from Syndrome's Omidroid, and can now fight crime in public as a superhero family, but in [[WesternAnimation/Incredibles2 the sequel]], which picks up right where the previous film left off, it's revealed that superheroes are still illegal and one of the main goals of the film is to try and get the law changed. Even Violet getting a date with her crush, Tony, gets undone when Dicker erases his memory after he accidentally discovers her secret identity, making him forget all about her. Thankfully both of these are resolved by the end, restoring the happy ending for the saga.
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* ShowWithinAShow example in the ''Series/{{Dinosaurs}}'' episode, "[[Recap/DinosaursLostE05WorkingGirl Working Girl]]"; in the trailer for ''Exploding Cop II'', the titular character puts his life back together by replacing all of his loved ones who were killed in the first movie, only for those people to get killed, too. He was all right about it, though, until he found out that the supermarket didn't have any peanut butter.
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* ShowWithinAShow example in the ''Series/{{Dinosaurs}}'' episode, "[[Recap/DinosaursLostE05WorkingGirl Working Girl]]"; in the trailer for ''Exploding Cop II'', the titular character puts his life back together by replacing all of his loved ones who were killed in the first movie, only for those people to get killed, too. He was all right about it, though, until he found out that the supermarket didn't have any peanut butter.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddparents'' fanfic ''Happily Ever After'' does this with the DistantFinale of ''WesternAnimation/ChannelChasers'', albeit [[HowWeGotHere at the end of the story]]. Shortly after Timmy says goodbye to his children before going to work, a new magical threat emerges, Timmy and Trixie are reminded of fairies, and they join their children with setting out to stop this threat, the story ending on a {{Cliffhanger}} where Cupid says the bonds of love have been broken.
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* ''Machinima/Supermarioglitchy4sSuperMario64Bloopers'': The Genesis Arc ends with Zero being seemingly destroyed before he can end the [=SMG4=] universe, albeit Axol was sadly killed in the process. Come the Revelations Arc, and it turns out Zero isn't dead after all, as he split into the two beings he was originally, with the evil one, Niles, becoming a SpiritAdvisor to Melony who gets her to unlock her Fierce Deity powers and takes control of her in order to open the [[ArtifactOfDoom God Box]] and reenact his plan.
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* ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyANewGeneration'' is this to ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'', implied as being set many thousands of years later to the point that the events of the latter has faded into myth and legend and is considered ancient. Twilight Sparkle's GoldenAge of friendship didn't last, the pony tribes are more divided than ever and magic is ''gone''. Even though TheMagicComesBack at the end and the world is beginning to heal, the fact that Twilight and the Mane Six's struggles [[AllForNothing was so easily undone and made pointless]] ([[HistoryRepeats in an eerie similar way to the Hearth's Warming story, itself an ancient tale in their time]]) [[BrokenBase wasn't well received by some fans]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyANewGeneration'' is this to ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'', implied as being set many thousands of years later to the point that the events of the latter has faded into myth and legend and is considered ancient. Twilight Sparkle's GoldenAge of friendship didn't last, the pony tribes are more divided than ever and magic is ''gone''. Even though TheMagicComesBack at the end and the world is beginning to heal, the fact that Twilight and the Mane Six's struggles [[AllForNothing was so easily undone and made pointless]] ([[HistoryRepeats in an eerie eerily similar way to the Hearth's Warming story, itself an ancient tale in their time]]) [[BrokenBase wasn't well received by some fans]].
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* In ''Music/{{aha}}'s music video to "The Sun Always Shines on TV," the video starts with the character from their "Take On Me" video turning back into a drawing and disappearing while the girl watches helplessly.
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* ''Fanfic/StormOnTheHorizon'' takes the already BittersweetEnding of ''VideoGame/LifeIsStrange'' and presents it as a pure downer. When Max went back in time to let Chloe die and save Arcadia Bay, Chloe promised Max that, even though she may be dead, Max would still have the memories of the amazing week they spent together. [[BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor Chloe was right]], and Max came to regard those memories as a curse, spending the rest of her life knowing that that moment of happiness was [[YankTheDogsChain cruelly yanked away by Chloe's fate]]. The agony caused her to start meddling with time again to find a way to save both Chloe and Arcadia Bay, with the only solution turning out to be her killing herself before she ever met Chloe. The act renders Max an immortal, [[TheAgeless ageless]] 18-year-old who can never meet Chloe again lest she cause an apocalyptic disaster, [[spoiler:which is why Max highly suspects that meeting Chloe's daughter Elisabet Sobeck caused the Faro Plague]].
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* ''Fanfic/StormOnTheHorizon'' takes the already BittersweetEnding of ''VideoGame/LifeIsStrange'' and presents it as a pure downer. When Max went back in time to let Chloe die and save Arcadia Bay, Chloe promised Max that, even though she may be dead, Max would still have the memories of the amazing week they spent together. [[BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor Chloe was right]], and Max came to regard those memories as a curse, spending the rest of her life knowing that that moment of happiness was [[YankTheDogsChain cruelly yanked away by Chloe's fate]]. The agony caused her to start meddling with time again to find a way to save both Chloe and Arcadia Bay, with the only solution turning out to be her killing herself before she ever met Chloe. The act renders Max an immortal, [[TheAgeless ageless]] 18-year-old who can never meet Chloe again lest she cause an apocalyptic disaster, [[spoiler:which is why Max highly suspects that meeting Chloe's daughter Elisabet Sobeck caused [[RobotWar the Faro Plague]].Plague]]]].
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* ''Fanfic/StormOnTheHorizon'' takes the already BittersweetEnding of ''VideoGame/LifeIsStrange'' and presents it as a pure downer. When Max went back in time to let Chloe die and save Arcadia Bay, Chloe promised Max that, even though she may be dead, Max would still have the memories of the amazing week they spent together. [[BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor Chloe was right]], and Max came to regard those memories as a curse, spending the rest of her life knowing that that moment of happiness was [[YankTheDogsChain cruelly yanked away by Chloe's fate]]. The agony caused her to start meddling with time again to find a way to save both Chloe and Arcadia Bay, with the only solution turning out to be her killing herself before she ever met Chloe. The act renders Max an immortal, [[TheAgeless ageless]] 18-year-old who can never meet Chloe again lest she cause an apocalyptic disaster, [[spoiler:which is why Max highly suspects that meeting Chloe's daughter Elisabet Sobeck caused the Faro Plague]].
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* At the end of ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'', it looks like the Parr family can finally come out of hiding after saving the city from Syndrome's Omidroid, and can now fight crime in public as a superhero family, but in [[WesternAnimation/Incredibles2 the sequel]], which picks up right where the previous film left off, it's revealed that superheroes are still illegal and one of the main goals of the film is to try and get the law changed. Even Violet getting a date with her crush, Tony, gets undone when Dicker erases his memory after he accidentally discovers her secret identity, making him to forget all about her.
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* At the end of ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'', it looks like the Parr family can finally come out of hiding after saving the city from Syndrome's Omidroid, and can now fight crime in public as a superhero family, but in [[WesternAnimation/Incredibles2 the sequel]], which picks up right where the previous film left off, it's revealed that superheroes are still illegal and one of the main goals of the film is to try and get the law changed. Even Violet getting a date with her crush, Tony, gets undone when Dicker erases his memory after he accidentally discovers her secret identity, making him to forget all about her.
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* [[https://www.deviantart.com/shinyblueberryj50/art/A-Tarnished-Alliance-867183959 A Tarnished Alliance]] is set a few weeks after the events of WesternAnimation/SodorsLegendOfTheLostTreasure. Thomas and Ryan are now friends, the Harwick branchline has opened, Sailor John has been defeated, and Sir Topham Hatt has forgiven Thomas...only to show that Gordon shows zero remorse for the account with the express coaches early in the film, and rejects both Thomas's apology and the alliance they once had.
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* [[https://www.deviantart.com/shinyblueberryj50/art/A-Tarnished-Alliance-867183959 A Tarnished Alliance]] is set a few weeks after the events of WesternAnimation/SodorsLegendOfTheLostTreasure. Thomas and Ryan are now friends, the Harwick branchline has opened, Sailor John has been defeated, and Sir Topham Hatt has forgiven Thomas...only to show that Gordon shows zero remorse for the account accident with the express coaches early in the film, and rejects both Thomas's apology and the alliance they once had.
