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* In ''VideoGame/MegaManX3'', Dr. Doppler resurrects Vile to bring X to him, alive if possible. Vile makes a point of [[ResurrectionRevenge bringing him back dead no matter what]].
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** Though it's somewhat hard to decipher from the game's [[{{Macekre}} hack-job translation]], all of the eight Nightmare Investigators were "[[NeverSayDie retired]]" for various reasons and resurrected by their creator [[BigBad Gate]] as part of his scheme to trick reploids into following said investigators into Nightmare Virus hot zones to be infected and become his slaves.
** Metal Shark Player's had this as his special ability, being able to resurrect dead reploids under his control to perform jobs or fight battles for him. Since this is illegal, he was "retired" as punishment for doing it. During the battle he's able to temporarily resurrect [[VideoGame/MegaManX Sting Chameleon]], [[VideoGame/MegaManX2 Magna Centipede]], and [[VideoGame/MegaManX3 Blast Hornet]] from the trash in the room to assist him in the battle.
* ''VideoGame/ClockTower3'' has the Subordinates, the spirits of people who were executed and resurrected to hunt and kill Rooders. The more notorious of killers they were in life determines their strength as a Subordinate, measured by how many years they would have been sentenced to prison had they not simply been put to death.
* ''VideoGame/MegaManX6'':
** Though it's somewhat hard to decipher from the game's [[{{Macekre}} hack-job translation]], all of the eight Nightmare Investigators were "[[NeverSayDie retired]]" for various reasons and resurrected by their creator [[BigBad Gate]] as part of his scheme to trick reploids into following said investigators into Nightmare Virus hot zones to be infected and become his slaves.
** Metal Shark Player's had this as his special ability, being able to resurrect dead reploids under his control to perform jobs or fight battles for him. Since this is illegal, he was "retired" as punishment for doing it. During the battle he's able to temporarily resurrect [[VideoGame/MegaManX Sting Chameleon]], [[VideoGame/MegaManX2 Magna Centipede]], and [[VideoGame/MegaManX3 Blast Hornet]] from the trash in the room to assist him in the battle.
* ''VideoGame/ClockTower3'' has the Subordinates, the spirits of people who were executed and resurrected to hunt and kill Rooders. The more notorious of killers they were in life determines their strength as a Subordinate, measured by how many years they would have been sentenced to prison had they not simply been put to death.
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* In the Polish novel ''Siewca Wiatru'' (''Wind Sower'', from "who sows the wind, will reap the whirlwind"), a part of the AngelicHostsSeries by Maja Lidia Kossakowska, the angel Abaddon is resurrected by God immediately after being executed at the beginning of the story. It leaves him sort of dead, a perfect vessel for the destructive forces he needs to channel as part of his job.
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* In the Polish novel ''Siewca Wiatru'' (''Wind Sower'', from "who sows the wind, will reap the whirlwind"), a part of the AngelicHostsSeries Literature/ZastepyAnielskie series by Maja Lidia Kossakowska, the angel Abaddon is resurrected by God immediately after being executed at the beginning of the story. It leaves him sort of dead, a perfect vessel for the destructive forces he needs to channel as part of his job.
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* In the Polish novel ''Siewca Wiatru'' (''Wind Sower'', from "who sows the wind, will reap the whirlwind"), a part of the AngelicHostsSeries by Maja Lidia Kossakowska, the angel Abaddon is resurrected by God immediately after being executed at the beginning of the story. It leaves him sort of dead, a perfect vessel for the destructive forces he needs to channel as part of his job.
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* In the Polish novel ''Siewca Wiatru'' (''Wind Sower'', from "who sows the wind, will reap the whirlwind"), a part of the AngelicHostsSeries Literature/ZastepyAnielskie series by Maja Lidia Kossakowska, the angel Abaddon is resurrected by God immediately after being executed at the beginning of the story. It leaves him sort of dead, a perfect vessel for the destructive forces he needs to channel as part of his job.
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* Angel Abaddon is resurrected by the God immediately after being executed at the beginning of Polish novel ''Siewca Wiatru'' (''Wind Sower'', from "who sows the wind, will reap the whirlwind") by Maja Lidia Kossakowska.
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* Literature/TakeshiKovacs is pulled out of dead storage eighty years after getting killed in a police raid that left his [[HeartDrive cortical stack]] intact and resleeved to solve a gerontocrat's murder in ''Altered Carbon''. In ''Broken Angels'' his team recruits some new members by buying a bunch of stacks on the black market and loading them into a virtual reality for interviews.
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* ''Series/KaizokuSentaiGokaiger'': [[AllThereInTheManual According to supplementary material]], ThePowersThatBe resurrected previously fallen Rangers [[note]][[Series/ChoujinSentaiJetman Black Condor]], [[Series/KyoryuSentaiZyuranger [=DragonRanger=]]], [[Series/MiraiSentaiTimeranger Time Fire]], [[Series/NinpuuSentaiHurricaneger Shurikenger]][[/note]], even those that were previously already temporarily resurrected and normally could not be brought back again[[note]][[Series/BakuryuuSentaiAbaranger [=AbareKiller=]]], [[Series/JukenSentaiGekiranger Rio and Mele]] [[/note]]. This doesn't count for fallen Rangers whose powers were passed on.[[note]]Though it doesn't count for the many Extra Heroes that died in battle, as well as the one-off [[Series/TensouSentaiGoseiger Gosei Green]], who somehow wasn't resurrected despite never passing on his powers[[/note]] Strangely, unlike their living comrades, their deceased status allows them to retain their otherwise-sacrificed powers, meaning, should they be allowed to venture into the world of the living, as is the case for Black Condor during Jetman's tribute episode, they can use their powers even though the Gokaigers may have their Ranger Key, the crystalization of each Ranger's power.
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* Bizarrely implied for a throwaway gag in ''Series/ThirtyRock''. When Jack is angry at Tracey for naming a movie villain after him, this is his response.
-->'''Jack:''' After all I've done for you, I brought you back from the dead. *{{beat}}* [[BaitAndSwitch And revived your career!]]
-->'''Jack:''' After all I've done for you, I brought you back from the dead. *{{beat}}* [[BaitAndSwitch And revived your career!]]
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** This comes into play twofold for the Namek saga. Piccolo's death in the Saiyan saga meant the Earth Dragonballs died with him and they needed the Namekian set instead. Once they manage to get the balls together to make wishes, Piccolo insists he come back first in order to restore the Earth Dragonballs. This ends up being a crucial decision as the Grand Elder of Namek passes away from stress, [[CriticalExistenceFailure which immediately dissolves the immortal dragon Porunga before he's granted all his wishes.]] With Piccolo alive again, King Kai is able to [[BatmanGambit pull together a plan]] to revive the Namekians including the Grand Elder using Earth's immortal dragon Shenron, thus reviving Porunga exactly as he was and then use his final wish to evacuate everyone off of the dying planet.
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* Unkindled Ash in ''VideoGame/DarkSoulsIII'' are the resurrected ashes of those who tried to link the fire previously, but failed. Since all the Lords of Cinder that were ''meant'' to link the fire abandoned their duty, the Unkindled Ash were resurrected to ''force'' them. Each of the unkindled we meet in game have some connection to one of the four missing lords of cinder: Hawkwood was a deserter from the Abyss Watchers, Siegward was a good friend of Yhorm, and Anri of Astora was one of the only two children who escaped the clutches of Saint Aldrich. What connection, if any, the PlayerCharacter has to prince Lothric is unclear.
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* The plot of ''Fanfic/HopeForTheHeartless'' is set after ''Disney/TheBlackCauldron'', and it begins with [[VillainProtagonist the Horned King]] being resurrected for a period of 18 months by [[CosmicEntities the Fates]] and half-forced on a seemingly [[ImpossibleTask impossible]] {{redemption quest}}: earning a human's love. Nothing else is revealed about the reasons for this other than the Fates are [[GodsHandsAreTied obliged to it]] for unclear reasons. The Horned King is promised a full freedom from [[SoulJar the Black Cauldron]] for successful completion of the quest and [[AndIMustScream permanent imprisonment]] into it for failure.
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* The plot of ''Fanfic/HopeForTheHeartless'' is set after ''Disney/TheBlackCauldron'', ''WesternAnimation/TheBlackCauldron'', and it begins with [[VillainProtagonist the Horned King]] being resurrected for a period of 18 months by [[CosmicEntities the Fates]] and half-forced on a seemingly [[ImpossibleTask impossible]] {{redemption quest}}: earning a human's love. Nothing else is revealed about the reasons for this other than the Fates are [[GodsHandsAreTied obliged to it]] for unclear reasons. The Horned King is promised a full freedom from [[SoulJar the Black Cauldron]] for successful completion of the quest and [[AndIMustScream permanent imprisonment]] into it for failure.
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* Gandalf dies in the first book of ''Literature/TheLordOfTheRings'' when he defeats the Balrog. Both he and it are corporeally bound Maiar, who are equivalent of lesser angels, so he's not exactly ''mortal'', but his body is killed in the process. The beings above him toss him back onto Middle-earth in a slightly upgraded form to finish the task of defeating Sauron.
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* [[Characters/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy Drax the Destroyer]]'s origin is that he was resurrected after he and his family were murdered by {{ComicBook/Thanos}} and tasked with killing the Mad Titan back. (Of course, Thanos oscillates between 5 and 7 on the SuperWeight scale regularly and is frequently [[CompleteImmortality completely immortal]]. Drax's main power is that he's a StoneWall who refuses to stop ''trying'' to kill Thanos. The idea was that he'd have to succeed eventually. Even InUniverse, this logic has been called into question.)
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* [[Characters/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy Drax the Destroyer]]'s ComicBook/DraxTheDestroyer's origin is that he was resurrected after he and his family were murdered by {{ComicBook/Thanos}} and tasked with killing the Mad Titan back. (Of course, Thanos oscillates between 5 and 7 on the SuperWeight scale regularly and is frequently [[CompleteImmortality completely immortal]]. Drax's main power is that he's a StoneWall who refuses to stop ''trying'' to kill Thanos. The idea was that he'd have to succeed eventually. Even InUniverse, this logic has been called into question.)
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* ComicBook/MoonKnight actually has this as his only consistent super–power. [[MindScrew Maybe.]]
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* Happens to [[http://magiccards.info/rav/en/190.html Agrus Kos]] in the ''MagicTheGathering'' novel ''Dissension'' after his death in ''Guildpact''.
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* Happens to [[http://magiccards.info/rav/en/190.html Agrus Kos]] in the ''MagicTheGathering'' ''Literature/MagicTheGathering'' novel ''Dissension'' after his death in ''Guildpact''.
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* ''Anime/DragonBallZ'' features a lot of {{Disney Death}}s, but the straightest example of this trope is probably the second time Goku is revived. They tried to revive him after he was killed by Cell, but since [[DoomMagnet he realized he, and by extension his friends and the world would eventually be targeted by new threats]] he refused to be resurrected. Seven years later, Gohan is the only warrior who hasn't been killed or [[YouWillBeAssimilated absorbed]] by Majin Buu, and he can't beat him, so Goku has to be revived to help him.
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* ''Anime/DragonBallZ'' features a lot of {{Disney Death}}s, but the straightest example of this trope is probably the second time Goku is revived. They tried to revive him after he was killed by Cell, but since [[DoomMagnet he realized he, he -- and by extension extension, his friends and the world -- would eventually be targeted by new threats]] he refused to be resurrected. Seven years later, Gohan is the only warrior who hasn't been killed or [[YouWillBeAssimilated absorbed]] by Majin Buu, and he can't beat him, so Goku has to be revived to help him.
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* {{Downplayed}} in case of Motoko Kusanagi from ''Anime/GhostInTheShellStandAloneComplex''. She was resurrected as a cyborg after a plane crash that nearly claimed her life and is now working as a law enforcer/cyber commando; but that accident happened when she was 10-years old or so. Having to live in a cyborg body (only her brain is organic) led her to mastering it, and thus her current job.
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* {{Downplayed}} in case of Motoko Kusanagi from ''Anime/GhostInTheShellStandAloneComplex''. She was resurrected as a cyborg after a plane crash that nearly claimed her life and is now working as a law enforcer/cyber commando; commando, but that accident happened when she was 10-years old or so. Having to live in a cyborg body (only her brain is organic) led her to mastering it, and thus her current job.
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* In the beginning of their original series, Dr. Magnus would rebuild the ComicBook/MetalMen anytime a monster of the week would show up.
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* 'Pham Nguyen' is brought back from some 'deaders' in ''A Fire Upon the Deep'', and becomes a true hero.
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* A related concept appears in Creator/CharlesSheffield's short story "Out of Copyright"--past geniuses are cloned and recruited as research scientists. Under the "copyright" rules referenced in the title, only people dead for seventy-five years may be cloned and only one clone per person may be created, leading to a corporations competing for their services in a manner resembling a sports draft.
* Kay Dutch in Creator/SergeyLukyanenko's ''Literature/LineOfDelirium'' is killed at the beginning of the novel by teenager as revenge for accidentally killing the boy's sister. While DeathIsCheap (as long as you can afford the price) in this 'verse, Kay has not yet paid for his resurrection (must always be done up-front). He is amazed to find himself alive and finds out that it's because of this trope. The owner of the [=aTan=] Corporation (who has the monopoly on resurrection) brings Kay back to life in order to escort his son and heir to a remote planet on a secret assignment. The guy was specifically looking for a professional bodyguard who dies without paying for a resurrection. Kay later finds out that he's far from the first person hired for the job, likely in a similar manner.
* Kay Dutch in Creator/SergeyLukyanenko's ''Literature/LineOfDelirium'' is killed at the beginning of the novel by teenager as revenge for accidentally killing the boy's sister. While DeathIsCheap (as long as you can afford the price) in this 'verse, Kay has not yet paid for his resurrection (must always be done up-front). He is amazed to find himself alive and finds out that it's because of this trope. The owner of the [=aTan=] Corporation (who has the monopoly on resurrection) brings Kay back to life in order to escort his son and heir to a remote planet on a secret assignment. The guy was specifically looking for a professional bodyguard who dies without paying for a resurrection. Kay later finds out that he's far from the first person hired for the job, likely in a similar manner.
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* A related concept appears in Creator/CharlesSheffield's short story "Out of Copyright"--past Copyright" -- past geniuses are cloned and recruited as research scientists. Under the "copyright" rules referenced in the title, only people dead for seventy-five years may be cloned and only one clone per person may be created, leading to a corporations corporation competing for their services in a manner resembling a sports draft.
* Kay Dutch in Creator/SergeyLukyanenko's ''Literature/LineOfDelirium'' is killed at the beginning of the novel by a teenager as revenge for accidentally killing the boy's sister. While DeathIsCheap (as long as you can afford the price) in this 'verse, Kay has not yet paid for his resurrection (must always be done up-front). He is amazed to find himself alive and finds out that it's because of this trope. The owner of the [=aTan=] Corporation (who has the monopoly on resurrection) brings Kay back to life in order to escort his son and heir to a remote planet on a secret assignment. The guy was specifically looking for a professional bodyguard who dies without paying for a resurrection. Kay later finds out that he's far from the first person hired for the job, likely in a similar manner.
* Kay Dutch in Creator/SergeyLukyanenko's ''Literature/LineOfDelirium'' is killed at the beginning of the novel by a teenager as revenge for accidentally killing the boy's sister. While DeathIsCheap (as long as you can afford the price) in this 'verse, Kay has not yet paid for his resurrection (must always be done up-front). He is amazed to find himself alive and finds out that it's because of this trope. The owner of the [=aTan=] Corporation (who has the monopoly on resurrection) brings Kay back to life in order to escort his son and heir to a remote planet on a secret assignment. The guy was specifically looking for a professional bodyguard who dies without paying for a resurrection. Kay later finds out that he's far from the first person hired for the job, likely in a similar manner.
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* Rimmer in ''Series/{{Red Dwarf}}'' was woken up to keep Lister sane. He was deemed fitter for this one purpose than anyone else, even the captain, because Lister got such a kick out of winding him up. He succeeds in this mission spectacularly.
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* Rimmer in ''Series/{{Red Dwarf}}'' was woken up to keep Lister sane. He was deemed fitter for this one purpose than anyone else, else -- even the captain, captain -- because Lister got such a kick out of winding him up. He succeeds in this mission spectacularly.
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* The protagonist Adam Jensen from ''VideoGame/DeusExHumanRevolution'' was brought back from near death and [[HollywoodCyborg augmented with all kind of cool gadgets]] to continue working in Sarif Industries. [[RageAgainstTheReflection He's not entirely glad about it]].
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* The protagonist Adam Jensen from ''VideoGame/DeusExHumanRevolution'' was brought back from near death near-death and [[HollywoodCyborg augmented with all kind of cool gadgets]] to continue working in Sarif Industries. [[RageAgainstTheReflection He's not entirely glad about it]].
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* When Anastasya in ''[[Videogame/HeroesOfMightAndMagic Might & Magic: Heroes VI]]'' is killed after being blamed for the assassination of her father, her necromancer aunt, Sveltana, resurrects her as an undead being so she can assist with the investigation of the ''real'' culprit.
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* When Anastasya in ''[[Videogame/HeroesOfMightAndMagic Might & Magic: Heroes VI]]'' is killed after being blamed for the assassination of her father, her necromancer aunt, Sveltana, aunt Sveltana resurrects her as an undead being so she can assist with the investigation of the ''real'' culprit.
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* ''Webcomic/CaseyAndAndy'': Happens to Casey's fantasy world counterpart, the court wizard, who was killed while trying to take over the world. The queen decided he was a shoe-in for the job as Evil Vizier (which mandates scheming, backstabbing and attempts at usurpation).
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* ''Webcomic/CaseyAndAndy'': Happens to Casey's fantasy world counterpart, the court wizard, who was killed while trying to take over the world. The queen decided he was a shoe-in shoo-in for the job as Evil Vizier (which mandates scheming, backstabbing and attempts at usurpation).
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* In ''Film/JusticeLeague'', Franchise/{{Batman}} resurrects Franchise/{{Superman}} using the Mother Box to defeat Steppenwolf when the rest of the League is unable to.
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* In ''Film/JusticeLeague'', ''Film/JusticeLeague2017'', Franchise/{{Batman}} resurrects Franchise/{{Superman}} using the Mother Box to defeat Steppenwolf when the rest of the League is unable to.
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* The Impure World Ressurection from ''Manga/{{Naruto}}'' is a jutsu used to bring back dead ninja who were especially skilled or powerful.
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** ''Film/GodzillaMothraKingGhidorahGiantMonstersAllOutAttack'' features three gods (Baragon, Mothra, and Ghidorah) being ressurected/awakened from their eternal slumber in order to save Japan from Godzilla.
** ''Film/GodzillaMothraKingGhidorahGiantMonstersAllOutAttack'' features three gods (Baragon, Mothra, and Ghidorah) being ressurected/awakened from their eternal slumber in order to save Japan from Godzilla.
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** ''Film/GodzillaMothraKingGhidorahGiantMonstersAllOutAttack'' features three gods (Baragon, Mothra, and Ghidorah) beingressurected/awakened resurrected/awakened from their eternal slumber in order to save Japan from Godzilla.
** ''Film/GodzillaMothraKingGhidorahGiantMonstersAllOutAttack'' features three gods (Baragon, Mothra, and Ghidorah) being
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* Near the end of the first season of ''WebVideo/CriticalRole'', Vax'ildan is disintegrated by Lady Briarwood. The goddess Vax serves, the Raven Queen, is the goddess of death, and she abhors the subversion of the progression of life to death. However, [[BigBad Vecna]] is a threat to all of existence, so she allows Vax to be brought back as a revenant long enough to help the rest of Vox Machina fight him.
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* [[Characters/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy Drax the Destroyer]]'s origin is that he was resurrected after he and his family were murdered by {{Main/Thanos}} and tasked with killing the Mad Titan back. (Of course, Thanos oscillates between 5 and 7 on the SuperWeight scale regularly and is frequently [[CompleteImmortality completely immortal]]. Drax's main power is that he's a StoneWall who refuses to stop ''trying'' to kill Thanos. The idea was that he'd have to succeed eventually. Even InUniverse, this logic has been called into question.)
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* Dean is brought back to life so that he can help avert the apocalypse in ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'' after he was sent to Hell. [[spoiler:Which turns out to be a lie by the angels who saved him. They want to ''start'' the apocalypse and use Dean as the earthly vessel for the ArchangelMichael in his battle against Lucifer.]]
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* Melisandre believes that Jon Snow is "the prince that was promised" in ''Series/GameOfThrones'', so she is able to resurrect him after his assassination.
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* ''Series/EarthFinalConflict'': In Season 5, two supposedly dead characters are brought back to life by [[TheDragon Sandoval]] in order to destroy LaResistance. First, he brings back William Boone, the protagonist of Season 1, who was thought to have been vaporized by Zo'or (as it turns out, he was merely kept in the buffer). Then Sandoval brings back Zo'or himself, before turning ''her'' into an Atavus (unlike their Taelon descendants, the Atavus have two sexes).
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* ''Series/EarthFinalConflict'': In Season 5, two supposedly dead characters are brought back to life by [[TheDragon Sandoval]] in order to destroy LaResistance. First, he brings back William Boone, the protagonist of Season 1, who was thought to have been vaporized by Zo'or (as it turns out, he was merely kept in the buffer). Then Sandoval brings back Zo'or himself, before turning ''her'' into an Atavus (unlike their Taelon descendants, the Atavus have two sexes). In the GrandFinale, it's the good guys who do this, with Ra'jel bringing back Liam Kincaid, the protagonist of seasons 2-4, whose [[NeverFoundTheBody body was never found]] after the end of Season 4.
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* In ''Film/{{JusticeLeague}}'', Franchise/{{Batman}} resurrects Franchise/{{Superman}} using the Mother Box to defeat Steppenwolf when the rest of the League is unable to.
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* In ''Film/{{JusticeLeague}}'', Franchise/{{Batman}} resurrects Franchise/{{Superman}} using the Mother Box to defeat Steppenwolf when the rest of the League is unable to.
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* ''Webcomic/{{Darken}}'' begins with Gort defeating his ArchEnemy with help from a {{Deal|WithTheDevil}} with the [[DemonLordsAndArchdevils Archdevil]] Mephistopheles, then promptly getting killed by a devil to call in his debt. Once he's in {{Hell}}, Mephistopheles appoints him his champion and resurrects him to [[spoiler:collect a trio of [[ArtifactOfDoom Artifacts of Doom]] on his behalf]].
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* [[Characters/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy Drax the Destroyer]]'s origin is that he was resurrected after he and his family were murdered by {{Main/Thanos}} and tasked with killing the Mad Titan back. (Of course, Thanos oscillates between 5 and 7 on the SuperWeight scale regularly and is frequently [[CompleteImmortality completely immortal]]. Drax's main power is that he's a StoneWall who refuses to stop ''trying'' to kill Thanos. The idea was that he'd have to succeed eventually. Even InUniverse, this logic has been called into question.)
