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* The "winner" realizes that the opponent has better motivation for victory than him
* The "winner" learns that the opponent genuinely needs the prize while he does not
* The "winner" learns that the opponent genuinely needs the prize while he does not
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** In the 22nd Martial Arts Tournament of ''Manga/DragonBall'' there is a downplayed example. Tien offers Goku half of the prize money as his victory had come down to a matter of luck, both of them having been in freefall outside of the arena and Goku just happened to be the one who hit the ground first.
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** In the 22nd Martial Arts Tournament of ''Manga/DragonBall'' there is a downplayed example. Tien offers Goku half of the prize money as his victory had come down to a matter of luck, luck: the climax of their fight led to both of them having been clashing in freefall and landing outside the bounds of the arena and arena. Goku was declared the loser because he just happened to be the one who hit the ground first.
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* Subverted in the first season of ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}''. Ash refuses to accept the Boulder Badge from Brock because the emergency sprinklers had accidentally gone off during their battle, which [[ElementalRockPaperScissors weakened Brock's Onix]] enough for Pikachu to defeat it. Brock insists that he still lost, however, and gives Ash the badge anyway.
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* Subverted in the first season of ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}''.''Anime/PokemonTheOriginalSeries''. Ash refuses to accept the Boulder Badge from Brock because the emergency sprinklers had accidentally gone off during their battle, which [[ElementalRockPaperScissors weakened Brock's Onix]] enough for Pikachu to defeat it. Brock insists that he still lost, however, and gives Ash the badge anyway.
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** In the 22nd Martial Arts Tournament of ''Manga/{{Dragonball}}'' there is a downplayed example. Tien offers Goku half of the prize money as his victory had come down to a matter of luck, both of them having been in freefall outside of the arena and Goku just happened to be the one who hit the ground first.
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** In the 22nd Martial Arts Tournament of ''Manga/{{Dragonball}}'' ''Manga/DragonBall'' there is a downplayed example. Tien offers Goku half of the prize money as his victory had come down to a matter of luck, both of them having been in freefall outside of the arena and Goku just happened to be the one who hit the ground first.
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* ''Literature/HarryPotterAndThePrisonerOfAzkaban'', during the Quidditch match between Gryffindor and Hufflepuff, Cedric tried to call off his capture of the Golden Snitch because [[{{Mind Rape}} Dementors caused Harry to fall off his broom]]. Wood, the Gryffindor Captain, refused, and Harry didn't contest it, however miserable he felt.
** Harry and Cedric then do this back and forth over the Triwizard at the end of [[Literature/HarryPotterAndTheGobletOfFire Goblet of Fire]]. It takes a while since they'd both helped each other out and had just survived a run-in with a GiantSpider through teamwork. They end up taking it together, [[spoiler: leading to the book's real climax.]]
** Harry and Cedric then do this back and forth over the Triwizard at the end of [[Literature/HarryPotterAndTheGobletOfFire Goblet of Fire]]. It takes a while since they'd both helped each other out and had just survived a run-in with a GiantSpider through teamwork. They end up taking it together, [[spoiler: leading to the book's real climax.]]
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* ''Literature/HarryPotterAndThePrisonerOfAzkaban'', during the Quidditch match between Gryffindor and Hufflepuff, Cedric tried to call off his capture of the Golden Snitch because [[{{Mind Rape}} [[MindRape Dementors caused Harry to fall off his broom]]. Wood, the Gryffindor Captain, refused, and Harry didn't contest it, however miserable he felt.
** Harry and Cedric then do this back and forth over the Triwizard at the end of[[Literature/HarryPotterAndTheGobletOfFire ''[[Literature/HarryPotterAndTheGobletOfFire Goblet of Fire]].Fire]]''. It takes a while since they'd both helped each other out and had just survived a run-in with a GiantSpider through teamwork. They end up taking it together, [[spoiler: leading to the book's real climax.]]
** Harry and Cedric then do this back and forth over the Triwizard at the end of
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* In ''Series/{{Dinosaurs}}'', Baby ends up going to war with a creature that lives in the wall and taking his cookies. The war escalates to humorous proportions (complete with dynamite) until the very end when Baby chases the creature down to its nest. It turns out she's a mother and was using the cookies to feed her babies. When she surrenders and offers the cookie back, Baby lets her keep it.
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* In ''Series/{{Dinosaurs}}'', Baby ends up going to war with a creature that lives in the wall and taking his cookies. The war escalates to humorous proportions (complete with dynamite) until the very end when Baby chases the creature down to its nest. It turns out she's a mother and was using the cookies to feed her babies. When she surrenders and offers the cookie back, Baby lets her keep it.
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* In the 1980s ''[[ComicBook/TheTransformers Transformers]]'' comic story "Afterdeath!", Optimus Prime and Megatron agree to settle their current dispute by battling inside a virtual reality. The loser will die. Optimus wins, but only by sacrificing some {{NPC}}s. He feels so guilty about this, that he insists on being killed, and hands the victory to Megatron. (Seriously.)
* In the 1980s ''[[ComicBook/TheTransformers Transformers]]'' comic story "Afterdeath!", Optimus Prime and Megatron agree to settle their current dispute by battling inside a virtual reality. The loser will die. Optimus wins, but only by sacrificing some {{NPC}}s. He feels so guilty about this, that he insists on being killed, and hands the victory to Megatron. (Seriously.)
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* ''Series/SquidGame'': After Gi-hun wins the titular DeadlyGame (which he only did because [[spoiler:his final opponent- and childhood friend- killed himself]]), he feels so guilty about all the bodies stacked to get the prize money that he only uses it to pay off his debts to {{Loan Shark}}s and help out other people like Sang-woo’s mother, while letting the rest of it sit in the bank. This confuses the bank in question, who ask him why he never touches his money.
