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* ''VideoGame/HorizonZeroDawn'': [[spoiler:GAIA, the ArtificialIntelligence in charge of terraforming the planet, had to do this twenty years before the start of the story. She was designed with everything she would need to restart the planet after the [[GreyGoo Faro Plague]] ate all life--including a subfunction called HADES that would undo the terraforming if she made a mistake since she's too much of an AllLovingHero to give up on even an obvious failure. She did in fact get it right on the first try, and everything was mostly going fine for a thousand years, until an outside signal caused HADES to activate unnecessarily. Since she had no way to actually stop him from taking control of the terraforming system and resetting everything (which would, in addition to killing millions of people, have been the final end of life since all the genetic stocks were depleted), she detonated her primary facility, leaving nothing for him to control. She also had a different facility begin making a clone of her creator, who would be able to bypass genetic locks and eventually reboot GAIA. That, of course, is Aloy, the protagonist]].
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* ''VideoGame/HorizonZeroDawn'': [[spoiler:GAIA, the ArtificialIntelligence in charge of terraforming the planet, had to do this twenty years before the start of the story. She was designed with everything she would need to restart the planet after the [[GreyGoo Faro Plague]] ate all life--including a subfunction called HADES that would undo the terraforming if she made a mistake since she's too much of an AllLovingHero to give up on even an obvious failure. She did in fact get it right on the first try, and everything Everything was mostly going fine for a thousand years, until an outside signal caused HADES to activate unnecessarily. Since she had no way to actually stop him from taking control of the terraforming system and resetting everything (which would, in addition to killing millions of people, have been the final end of life since all the genetic stocks were depleted), she detonated her primary facility, leaving nothing for him to control. She also had a different facility begin making a clone of her creator, who would be able to bypass genetic locks and eventually reboot GAIA. That, of course, is Aloy, the protagonist]].
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--> ''[Later]''
--> '''Gwen''': What's the plan?
--> '''Ben''': No plan. I don't know why they branched off and became individuals. But I know that they deserve to live free.
--> '''Gwen''': So do you!
--> '''Ben''': ''[kisses her forehead]'' Goodbye Gwen.
--> '''Gwen''': What's the plan?
--> '''Ben''': No plan. I don't know why they branched off and became individuals. But I know that they deserve to live free.
--> '''Gwen''': So do you!
--> '''Ben''': ''[kisses her forehead]'' Goodbye Gwen.
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* ''WesternAnimation/Ben10UltimateAlien'': In "[[Recap/Ben10UltimateAlienS3E07TheUltimateSacrifice The Ultimate Sacrifice]]", the Ultimate aliens have inexplicably gained sentience and trapped Ben inside the Ultimatrix. They are determined to kill him by throwing him into a fiery pit, because his mind controls the Ultimatrix, and without it, they can escape their "prison". Gwen jumps in to rescue him and is on the verge of destroying the Ultimates when Ben stops her. [[spoiler:Fortunately, Ben choosing to die [[SurvivalThroughSelfSacrifice seems to have been good enough for the Ultimatrix,]] and he is spared and the Ultimates are freed.]]
--> '''Ben''': There's only one way out of this. In order for the Ultimates to live... I have to die.
--> '''Ben''': There's only one way out of this. In order for the Ultimates to live... I have to die.
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-->'''Young Joe:''' ''[voiceover]'' Then I saw it. I saw a Mom who would die for her son; a man who would kill for his wife; a boy, angry and alone, laid out in front of him the bad path. I saw it. And the path was a circle, round and round. So I changed it.
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-->'''Young Joe:''' ''[voiceover]'' Then I saw it. I saw a Mom mom who would die for her son; a man who would kill for his wife; a boy, angry and alone, laid out in front of him the bad path. I saw it. [[StableTimeLoop And the path was a circle, round and round.round]]. So I changed it.
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* ''Manga/FairyTail'':
** [[spoiler:[[AnIcePerson Invel]] uses his [[MindRape mag]][[PeoplePuppets ic]] to force Gray and Juvia to [[InvoluntaryBattleToTheDeath fight to the death]], with Grey being the obvious victor. Seeing no other way out, as Invel outright states the only way they'll be free is when one dies and they can't attack him, they simultaneously muster the last of their resistance to kill themselves, Juvia in order to spare Gray from living with the sin of killing her, and Gray in order to save Juvia's life. However, both of them survive; Gray because Juvia gave him an emergency blood transfusion before collapsing, and Juvia because her and Gray's guildmate Wendy managed to heal her in time]].
** [[spoiler:[[AnIcePerson Invel]] uses his [[MindRape mag]][[PeoplePuppets ic]] to force Gray and Juvia to [[InvoluntaryBattleToTheDeath fight to the death]], with Grey being the obvious victor. Seeing no other way out, as Invel outright states the only way they'll be free is when one dies and they can't attack him, they simultaneously muster the last of their resistance to kill themselves, Juvia in order to spare Gray from living with the sin of killing her, and Gray in order to save Juvia's life. However, both of them survive; Gray because Juvia gave him an emergency blood transfusion before collapsing, and Juvia because her and Gray's guildmate Wendy managed to heal her in time]].
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**''Manga/FairyTail'': [[spoiler:[[AnIcePerson Invel]] uses his [[MindRape mag]][[PeoplePuppets ic]] to force Gray and Juvia to [[InvoluntaryBattleToTheDeath fight to the death]], with Grey being the obvious victor. Seeing no other way out, as Invel outright states the only way they'll be free is when one dies and they can't attack him, they simultaneously muster the last of their resistance to kill themselves, Juvia in order to spare Gray from living with the sin of killing her, and Gray in order to save Juvia's life. However, both of them survive; Gray because Juvia gave him an emergency blood transfusion before collapsing, and Juvia because her and Gray's guildmate Wendy managed to heal her in time]].
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** [[Recap/BigFinishDoctorWho018TheStonesOfVenice "The Stones of Venice"]]: Duchess Estella reveals at the end that her "magic" (actually SufficientlyAdvancedAlien Technology) runs on the principle of EquivalentExchange; that the extended lifespans of herself and her husband Duke Orsino have come about at the expense of the accelerated decay of the city of Venice itself. Thus, the only way that they can save the city is to kill themselves.
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** [[Recap/BigFinishDoctorWho018TheStonesOfVenice "The Stones of Venice"]]: Duchess Estella reveals at the end that her "magic" (actually SufficientlyAdvancedAlien Technology) runs on the principle of EquivalentExchange; that the extended lifespans of herself and her husband Duke Orsino have come about at the expense of the accelerated decay of the city of Venice itself. Thus, the only way that they can save the city is to kill themselves.
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** [[Recap/BigFinishDoctorWho018TheStonesOfVenice "The Stones of Venice"]]: Duchess Estella reveals at the end that her "magic" (actually SufficientlyAdvancedAlien Technology) runs on the principle of EquivalentExchange; that the extended lifespans of herself and her husband Duke Orsino have come about at the expense of the accelerated decay of the city of Venice itself. Thus, the only way that they can save the city is to kill themselves.
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* In ''Manhwa/ShinAngyoOnshi'' Kye Wol Hyang was a victim of a vicious sadistic choice by resident BigBad [[PhysicalGod Aji Tae]], either she got to live as a zombie and serve him while he committed untold horrors, or she killed her beloved Munsu, and Aji Tae restored her to normal. She took a third option and killed herself in front of Munsu a second time, pulling Munsu out of the HeroicBSOD he was in, causing a massive failure in the curse that Munsu was suffering, making him invincible against Aji Tae, and ensuring that in the long run, the former would bring down the later.
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* In ''Manhwa/ShinAngyoOnshi'' Kye Wol Hyang was a victim of a vicious sadistic choice by resident BigBad [[PhysicalGod Aji Tae]], either she got to live as a zombie and serve him while he committed untold horrors, or she killed her beloved Munsu, and Aji Tae restored her to normal. She took a third option and killed herself in front of Munsu a second time, pulling Munsu out of the HeroicBSOD he was in, causing a massive failure in the curse that Munsu was suffering, making him invincible against Aji Tae, and ensuring that in the long run, the former would bring down the later.latter.
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* In ''Manhwa/ShinAngyoOnshi'' Kye Wol Hyang was a victim of a vicious sadistic choice by resident BigBad [[PhysicalGod Aji Tae]], either she got to live as a zombie and serve him while he committed untold horrors, or she killed her beloved Munsu, and Aji Tae restored her to normal. She took a third option and killed herself in front of Munsu a second time, pulling Munsu out of the HeroicBSOD he was in, causing a massive failure in the curse that Munsu was suffering, making him invincible against Aji Tae, and ensuring that in the long run, the former would bring down the later.
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* In ''Manhwa/ShinAngyoOnshi'' Kye Wol Hyang was a victim of a vicious sadistic choice by resident BigBad [[PhysicalGod Aji Tae]], either she got to live as a zombie and serve him while he committed untold horrors, or she killed her beloved Munsu, and Aji Tae restored her to normal. She took a third option and killed herself in front of Munsu a second time, pulling Munsu out of the HeroicBSOD he was in, causing a massive failure in the curse that Munsu was suffering, making him invincible against Aji Tae, and ensuring that in the long run, the former would bring down the later.
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* In ''Manhwa/ShinAngyoOnshi'' Kye Wol Hyang was a victim of a vicious sadistic choice by resident BigBad [[PhysicalGod Aji Tae]], either she got to live as a zombie and serve him while he committed untold horrors, or she killed her beloved Munsu, and Aji Tae restored her to normal. She took a third option and killed herself in front of Munsu a second time, pulling Munsu out of the HeroicBSOD he was in, causing a massive failure in the curse that Munsu was suffering, making him invincible against Aji Tae, and ensuring that in the long run, the former would bring down the later.
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* The majority of Kenny's HeroicSacrifices from ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' qualify as this. He's aware of his [[TheyKilledKenny reoccurring deaths]], and would rather earn himself another round of it than leaving others to die. The best example is his death (as Mysterion) in R'lyeh, where he impales himself on a set of spikes so he could revive back in the real world to go get help for his friends, who were also trapped there.
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* The majority of Kenny's HeroicSacrifices {{Heroic Sacrifice}}s from ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' qualify as this. He's aware of his [[TheyKilledKenny reoccurring deaths]], and would rather earn himself another round of it than leaving others to die. The best example is his death (as Mysterion) in R'lyeh, where he impales himself on a set of spikes so he could revive back in the real world to go get help for his friends, who were also trapped there.
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** ''VisualNovel/DanganronpaV3KillingHarmony'' has [[spoiler:Kokichi Oma, who lets Kaito Momota crush him with a hydraulic press in chapter 5 to create an unsolvable murder by faking evidence to make it seem equally as likely that Kaito is the victim, and making it impossible to tell if the poison killed the victim or the hydraulic press did, where the killer would be either Maki or Kaito/Kokichi, depending on who the actual victim is. If not even the mastermind knows who the true killer and victim are, then the killing game could be unable to continue. Subverted by Shuichi solving the case anyways.]]
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** ''VisualNovel/DanganronpaV3KillingHarmony'' has [[spoiler:Kokichi Oma, who lets Kaito Momota crush him with a hydraulic press in chapter 5 to create an unsolvable murder by faking evidence to make it seem equally as likely that Kaito is the victim, and making it impossible to tell if the poison killed the victim or the hydraulic press did, where the killer would be either Maki or Kaito/Kokichi, depending on who the actual victim is. If not even the mastermind knows who the true killer and victim are, then the killing game could be unable to continue. Subverted However, the "Heroic" part is heavily downplayed by Kokichi not doing it for others and just trying to win the game (which he hates to be forced into playing), his objective simply aligning with the rest of the class' desires and the whole trope is eventually subverted by Shuichi solving the case anyways.]]