History Main / SEEYOUINHELL

** Earlier, in Happy Happy Village[[hottip:*:in a case where surprisingly [[http://earthboundcentral.com/m2eb/happy-happy-village/ there was no actual Bowdlerisation]]:

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'''Freddy Krueger''': Tell 'em Freddy sent you!

* Used a few times in Film/{{Purgatory}}. An outlaw says "We've got a long ride ahead of us. Those who can keep up with me, I'll see you in Chihuahua. The rest of you, I'll see you in hell." As it turns out, though, it is the ones who keep up with him who end up going with him into Hell.
* Used in Film/LittleNicky between two sons of the Devil. When [[BigBad Adrian]] and Valerie end up in front of a subway train, Nicky jumps onto the tracks, throws Valerie out of the way and holds Adrian in front of it, expecting them both to go to Hell (which isn't a problem for either of them, and will restore their Dad's health). Unfortunately, only Adrian goes to Hell - dying to protect his love interest sends Nicky to Heaven.
* In the Italian dub of Disney's Disney/TheHunchbackOfNotreDame, Frollo says to Esmeralda in the "Hellfire" number "I'll wait for you in Hell!"

* '''WebVideo/DragonBallAbridged'' - [[IdiotHero Goku]] tells [[BigBad Lord Slug]] this before killing him. Though due to the anime being adapted for children, there was a slight change...

-->'''Tex''': See you in Hell

-->[[spolier:You. I know you can hear me. When you die, Courier... I'll be waiting. Your grave's going look just like this vault. *lowers voice to a hissing whisper* When you die... I'll be waiting here... at the Sierra Madre... ''Waiting.'']]

-->[[spolier:You. I know you can hear me. When you die, Courier... I'll be waiting. Your grave's going look just like this vault. *lowers voice to a hissing whisper* When you die... I'll be waiting here... at the Sierra Madre... '''Waiting.'']]

* The ''FalloutNewVegas'' DLC, ''Dead Money'' has a possible ending, where the arc's BigBad, Elijah, [[spoiler:manages to get trapped inside a vault with no escape.]] In this case, [[spoiler:his radio signal can still be listened in on, leading to these FamousLastWords:]]

* In ''{{Preacher}}'': The Saint of Killers, to the dying Big Bad-who he literally came back out of HELL to kill. "There ain't worse than me in all of Hell. [as he shoots] Go an' look."
* ''{{Knightfall}}'': Right before Bane breaks him, {{Batman}} utters "...go back to hell..."
* These are SelfDemonstrating/TheJoker's last words in ''TheDarkKnightReturns'', right before he commits suicide in such a way that it looks like Batman murdered him.

** Though after [[NetworkToTheRescue Gearbox got involved]], it seems [[SavedFromDevelopmentHell hell will finally be available in most computers]].

** Another example of a "SeeYouInHell" moment in the franchise revolves around Sol Badguy and Justice.

* A rare friendly example of this is seen in ''[[{{Punisher}} Punisher: War Zone]]'', when The Punisher finds a badly wounded [[spoiler:Carlos]]. It ends up being an unusually touching scene, considering the movie.

* One of the last lines in ''Yojimbo'' - translated as, "The Gates of Hell, I'll be waiting there for you..."

* Pretty much the last thing that Jimmy the Hand says to his brother-in-law William in the ''[[Literature/RiftwarCycle Serpentwar Saga]]'' is "See you in Darkmoor or see you in Hell". Neither makes it out of Krondor alive. Oddly, the religion of that universe states that most people don't go to Heaven ''or'' Hell, they just reincarnate.

* At the end of ''TheSixSacredStones'' by Matthew Reilly, TheMole is about to drop the MacGuffin needed to save the world into a bottomless pit. He yells this line just before [[spoiler: the BigDamnHeroes moment.]]

* When his servant Sam blackmails him in ''The French Lieutenant's Woman'', Charles Smithson yells at him, "Go to the devil!" Sam calmly replies, "No sir. I wouldn't want to go nowhere that I might meet a friend of yours."

* In the game ''Last Night on Earth,'' this is an actual card you can play. If your character is in a building overrun with {{zombie|Apocalypse}}s and has the means to [[KillItWithFire cause an explosion]], they can make a HeroicSacrifice and [[TakingYouWithMe take every zombie in a certain radius with you]].

* Lampshaded in ''Stuntman: Ignition''. In one of the "trailers", one of the Mooks says "See you in hell!", with the lead replying with the best line ever. "Send me a postcard."

* Used entirely straight - and in a perfectly even tone - at the end of ''Cyberia'', as you blast a stream of plasma fire into your BadBoss's space-station office. It's the last thing he says as the inferno engulfs him... and he nearly gets his wish, as the resulting chain-reaction [[LoadBearingBoss blows up the entire station]], sending you back to Earth at an entirely unhealthy velocity...

* Something like this happens during the Spiderman crossover "Maximum Carnage". Early in the series, Dagger is believed to have been killed, murdered by the sociopath Shriek. In a later episode, Shriek makes a threat like this to Cloak, after implying that Dagger is already there. However, she gets this from a ''very'' angry Cloak after her attempt to kill him misses:

* A variation appears in a ''Franchise/{{Batman}}''/''Franchise/TheCrow''/''TheShadow'' crossover fanfic this submitter found once. The Joker shoots Eric Draven in the face, then says, "I bet he never danced with the Devil in the pale moon light." (A reference to the 1989 ''Film/{{Batman}}'' movie.) Draven non-chalantly gets up, dusts himself off, and responds, "Actually, I have. Satan does a pretty mean two-step."

-->'''Demoman''': "Ooh, they're goin' to have to glue you back together... '''IN HELL!'''"

* In ''{{Gettysburg}}'', a Union officer from Maine and a Confederate soldier from Tennessee—the latter having been taken prisoner—befriend each other in the aftermath of a very costly battle ([[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Round_Top Little Round Top]]). Just before the Confederate was marched to the rear, the two men exchange salutes and the following macabre show of respect:

* In ''{{Gettysburg}}'', a Union officer from Maine and a Confederate soldier from Tennessee—the latter having been taken prisoner—befriend each other in the aftermath of a very costly battle ([[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Round_Top Little Round Top]]). As the latter is marched to the rear, they tell each other "SeeYouInHell" as a macabre term of endearment.

* In ''{{Gettysburg}}'', two soldiers from different sides befriend each other in the aftermath of a very costly battle ([[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Round_Top Little Round Top]]). As they leave, they tell each other 'SeeYouInHell' as a macabre term of endearment.

* GreenDay's [[{{AmericanIdiot}} "Too Much Too Soon"]]

A subtrope of the PreMortemOneLiner. Compare GiveMyRegardsInTheNextWorld. Also compare ImGoingToHellForThis, where a character admits THEIR actions will send them, to Hell.