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* ''WesternAnimation/Scoob'' has this in the climax when [[spoiler:Shaggy sacrifices himself to close the gates of the Underworld from the other side, as the emotionally fuelled music fades out as soon as the gate disappears completely, with Scooby's whimpers and howl of grief being the only sounds in the moment before the musical score fades back in.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/Scoob'' ''WesternAnimation/{{Scoob}}'' has this in the climax when [[spoiler:Shaggy sacrifices himself to close the gates of the Underworld from the other side, as the emotionally fuelled music fades out as soon as the gate disappears completely, with Scooby's whimpers and howl of grief being the only sounds in the moment before the musical score fades back in.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/Scoob'' has this in the climax when [[spoiler:Shaggy sacrifices himself to close the gates of the Underworld from the other side, as the emotionally fuelled music fades out as soon as the gate disappears completely, with Scooby's whimpers and howl of grief being the only sounds in the moment before the musical score fades back in.]]
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* ''Manga/{{Bleach}}'':
** In the Soul Society arc, Ichigo squares off against the [[TheChessmaster Chessmaster]] who's been [[BatmanGambit playing the entire Soul Society like a cheap violin]]. "[[ThemeMusicPowerUp Number One]]" kicks in, the audience settles in for another awesome beatdown... and Ichigo's theme cuts off suddenly as his opponent blocks Ichigo's blow with ''a single finger''.
** Five years and two and a half hundred chapters later, they square off again, and Ichigo is ready to turn the tables on him. [[spoiler: Aizen]] gloats how he is going to break Ichigo's sword in one blow, his OminousLatinChanting builds up to a crescendo... And cuts off when [[BareHandedBladeBlock Ichigo catches his blade with his bare hand]], mirroring their previous example. But it does not stop there, as he attempts to use his other trump card, Kido #90: Black Coffin, again gloating how it will basically swallow Ichigo in a black hole... And again his music cuts off as Ichigo shatters it effortlessly.
** In the Soul Society arc, Ichigo squares off against the [[TheChessmaster Chessmaster]] who's been [[BatmanGambit playing the entire Soul Society like a cheap violin]]. "[[ThemeMusicPowerUp Number One]]" kicks in, the audience settles in for another awesome beatdown... and Ichigo's theme cuts off suddenly as his opponent blocks Ichigo's blow with ''a single finger''.
** Five years and two and a half hundred chapters later, they square off again, and Ichigo is ready to turn the tables on him. [[spoiler: Aizen]] gloats how he is going to break Ichigo's sword in one blow, his OminousLatinChanting builds up to a crescendo... And cuts off when [[BareHandedBladeBlock Ichigo catches his blade with his bare hand]], mirroring their previous example. But it does not stop there, as he attempts to use his other trump card, Kido #90: Black Coffin, again gloating how it will basically swallow Ichigo in a black hole... And again his music cuts off as Ichigo shatters it effortlessly.
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* ''Manga/OnePiece'':
** Oars, an ancient, zombified giant, has just finished mopping the floor with the Straw Hat crew's fighters when Luffy shows up in a new form after absorbing 100 shadows to increase his strength. Having previously absorbed Luffy's own shadow, Oars promptly attempts to use one of his signature techniques against Luffy, who calmly stops it along with the music using nothing but his bare hand. He then retaliates by [[MegatonPunch punching the giant with enough force to send him flying into the nearby forest.]]
** PlayedForDrama right after Luffy beats Caesar, where the music abruptly stops... because Caesar is using his powers to choke Luffy into unconsciousness.
** Law has pulled off a desperate gambit to kill Doflamingo using one of his most powerful attacks and left exhausted and unable to move, yet even that was not enough to kill the Shichibukai. As Doflamingo prepares to kill Law by crushing his head underfoot, Law loudly curses his fate... until Luffy uses his own foot to stop both Doflamingo's foot ''and'' the music.
** Not long after, in the same arc, Doflamingo uses his strings to [[PeoplePuppets force Rebecca]] to kill Viola, who tells her niece to close her eyes and to not blame herself. As Rebecca swings her sword, screaming and crying her eyes out, suddenly the sword snaps in two and the music is brought to a halt; Rebecca slowly opens her eyes only to find that [[BigDamnHeroes Luffy has switched places with Viola at the last second]] using [[SwitchOutMove Law's power]] and used Haki to harmlessly tank her attack. A more fittingly triumphant musical piece begins to play as [[CombatCommentator Gatz]] announces to the entire country that [[HeroicSecondWind Luffy is back for one last round]] against their tyrannical king.
** As part of the Straw Hats and Law arrive in Zou, Ryunosuke (the [[ArtInitiatesLife drawn dragon]] that took them there) is dying. A sentimental, grandiose soundtrack plays in the background while Luffy, Usopp, Robin and Franky cry for him. The music (and cries) simply stops as the scene cuts to [[TheStoic Zoro and Law]], who say crying over a bad drawing is just ridiculous.
** As the duel between Luffy and Kaido reaches its climax and both fighters [[DeathOrGloryAttack charge at each other to end the fight]], the music stops as [[spoiler:one of the [=CP0=] agents jumps in at the last second and, under orders from the Five Elders to make sure Luffy loses the fight, [[ThirdPartyStopsAttack restrains him so that he can't attack Kaido or defend himself]], leaving Luffy wide open as Kaido hits him with all his might]].
** Oars, an ancient, zombified giant, has just finished mopping the floor with the Straw Hat crew's fighters when Luffy shows up in a new form after absorbing 100 shadows to increase his strength. Having previously absorbed Luffy's own shadow, Oars promptly attempts to use one of his signature techniques against Luffy, who calmly stops it along with the music using nothing but his bare hand. He then retaliates by [[MegatonPunch punching the giant with enough force to send him flying into the nearby forest.]]
** PlayedForDrama right after Luffy beats Caesar, where the music abruptly stops... because Caesar is using his powers to choke Luffy into unconsciousness.
** Law has pulled off a desperate gambit to kill Doflamingo using one of his most powerful attacks and left exhausted and unable to move, yet even that was not enough to kill the Shichibukai. As Doflamingo prepares to kill Law by crushing his head underfoot, Law loudly curses his fate... until Luffy uses his own foot to stop both Doflamingo's foot ''and'' the music.
** Not long after, in the same arc, Doflamingo uses his strings to [[PeoplePuppets force Rebecca]] to kill Viola, who tells her niece to close her eyes and to not blame herself. As Rebecca swings her sword, screaming and crying her eyes out, suddenly the sword snaps in two and the music is brought to a halt; Rebecca slowly opens her eyes only to find that [[BigDamnHeroes Luffy has switched places with Viola at the last second]] using [[SwitchOutMove Law's power]] and used Haki to harmlessly tank her attack. A more fittingly triumphant musical piece begins to play as [[CombatCommentator Gatz]] announces to the entire country that [[HeroicSecondWind Luffy is back for one last round]] against their tyrannical king.
** As part of the Straw Hats and Law arrive in Zou, Ryunosuke (the [[ArtInitiatesLife drawn dragon]] that took them there) is dying. A sentimental, grandiose soundtrack plays in the background while Luffy, Usopp, Robin and Franky cry for him. The music (and cries) simply stops as the scene cuts to [[TheStoic Zoro and Law]], who say crying over a bad drawing is just ridiculous.
** As the duel between Luffy and Kaido reaches its climax and both fighters [[DeathOrGloryAttack charge at each other to end the fight]], the music stops as [[spoiler:one of the [=CP0=] agents jumps in at the last second and, under orders from the Five Elders to make sure Luffy loses the fight, [[ThirdPartyStopsAttack restrains him so that he can't attack Kaido or defend himself]], leaving Luffy wide open as Kaido hits him with all his might]].
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** In 5-3, after the dual wield area, V1 enters a corrisor. When the ship shakes, the music cuts off.
** Music suddenly stops when picking up a red skull in 7-1.
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** In 5-3, after the dual wield area, V1 enters a corrisor.corridor. When the ship shakes, the music cuts off.
** Music suddenly stops when picking up a red skull in7-1.7-1 or landing after falling down a shaft.
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** The climax of '''Film/AvengersInfinityWar'' has music going even while Thor has impaled Thanos with Stormbreaker, bittersweet given the cost of the apparent victory but still what you'd expect from a superhero film, especially one where Thor is avenging his people. Thanos is mustering the strength to say something, presumably his last words... and then the music stops the moment he taunts Thor that he should've gone for his head. [[spoiler:The music stops as Thanos finally snaps his fingers, initiating the massacre of half of the universe's life. The only music is a little ambience in the Soul Stone netherworld, and it doesn't really pick back up until after Steve realizes that this isn't your usual superhero movie - this is a supervillain movie, and Thanos has '''won.''']]
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** The climax of '''Film/AvengersInfinityWar'' ''Film/AvengersInfinityWar'' has music going even while Thor has impaled Thanos with Stormbreaker, bittersweet given the cost of the apparent victory but still what you'd expect from a superhero film, especially one where Thor is avenging his people. Thanos is mustering the strength to say something, presumably his last words... and then the music stops the moment he taunts Thor that he should've gone for his head. [[spoiler:The music stops as Thanos finally snaps his fingers, initiating the massacre of half of the universe's life. The only music is a little ambience in the Soul Stone netherworld, and it doesn't really pick back up until after Steve realizes that this isn't your usual superhero movie - this is a supervillain movie, and Thanos has '''won.''']]
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** The climax of '''Film/AvengersInfinityWar'' has music going even while Thor has impaled Thanos with Stormbreaker, bittersweet given the cost of the apparent victory but still what you'd expect from a superhero film, especially one where Thor is avenging his people. Thanos is mustering the strength to say something, presumably his last words... and then the music stops the moment he taunts Thor that he should've gone for his head. [[spoiler:The music stops as Thanos finally snaps his fingers, initiating the massacre of half of the universe's life. The only music is a little ambience in the Soul Stone netherworld, and it doesn't really pick back up until after Steve realizes that this isn't your usual superhero movie - this is a supervillain movie, and Thanos has '''won.''']]
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* ''WebVideo/DragonBallZAbridged'': In one of the "Buu Bits" shorts, the BGM stops when Gohan learns that Krillin's daughter has the same name as his ex-girlfriend that scammed him out of his money (among other things).
-->'''Gohan:''' So we gonna talk about that, or...?
-->'''Gohan:''' So we gonna talk about that, or...?
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* ''Website/CollegeHumor'':
** "The Problem with Frats": The inspirational music suddenly pauses several times when a particularly heinous crime of [[FiendishFraternity Phi Rho Kappa]] is discussed, such as them lying to the administration about Squish raping a woman.
** "Grease Dilemma": The short's rendition of [[Theatre/{{Grease}} "Summer Nights"]] cuts off repeatedly after Kenickie's lyrics, which mostly consist of thinly-veiled confessions to DateRape.
** "The Problem with Frats": The inspirational music suddenly pauses several times when a particularly heinous crime of [[FiendishFraternity Phi Rho Kappa]] is discussed, such as them lying to the administration about Squish raping a woman.
** "Grease Dilemma": The short's rendition of [[Theatre/{{Grease}} "Summer Nights"]] cuts off repeatedly after Kenickie's lyrics, which mostly consist of thinly-veiled confessions to DateRape.
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** "The Problem with Frats": The inspirational music suddenly pauses several times when a particularly heinous crime of [[FiendishFraternity Phi Rho Kappa]] is discussed, such as them lying to the administration about Squish raping a woman.
** "Grease Dilemma": The short's rendition of [[Theatre/{{Grease}} "Summer Nights"]] cuts off repeatedly after Kenickie's lyrics, which mostly consist of thinly-veiled confessions to DateRape.
** "The Problem with Frats": The inspirational music suddenly pauses several times when a particularly heinous crime of [[FiendishFraternity Phi Rho Kappa]] is discussed, such as them lying to the administration about Squish raping a woman.
** "Grease Dilemma": The short's rendition of [[Theatre/{{Grease}} "Summer Nights"]] cuts off repeatedly after Kenickie's lyrics, which mostly consist of thinly-veiled confessions to DateRape.
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* ''Website/CollegeHumor'':
** "The Problem with Frats": The inspirational music suddenly pauses several times when a particularly heinous crime of [[FiendishFraternity Phi Rho Kappa]] is discussed, such as them lying to the administration about Squish raping a woman.
** "Grease Dilemma": The short's rendition of [[Theatre/{{Grease}} "Summer Nights"]] cuts off repeatedly after Kenickie's lyrics, which mostly consist of thinly-veiled confessions to DateRape.
** "The Problem with Frats": The inspirational music suddenly pauses several times when a particularly heinous crime of [[FiendishFraternity Phi Rho Kappa]] is discussed, such as them lying to the administration about Squish raping a woman.
** "Grease Dilemma": The short's rendition of [[Theatre/{{Grease}} "Summer Nights"]] cuts off repeatedly after Kenickie's lyrics, which mostly consist of thinly-veiled confessions to DateRape.
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* ''VideoGame/IWasATeenageExocolonist'': On your 17th birthday, you can attend Marz's surprise party and dance with your peers, but the happy music suddenly stops when Lum and Rhett step in for an important announcement.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Ultrakill}}'' has a few moments where soundtrack stops suddenly:
** A minor example occurs in 0-1 where ambient music stops for a brief moment before picking up a revolver.
** In 1-2, after leaving the blue skull room, the music cuts off after V1 comes across burning corpses.
** In 5-3, after the dual wield area, V1 enters a corrisor. When the ship shakes, the music cuts off.
** Music suddenly stops when picking up a red skull in 7-1.
** A minor example occurs in 0-1 where ambient music stops for a brief moment before picking up a revolver.
** In 1-2, after leaving the blue skull room, the music cuts off after V1 comes across burning corpses.
** In 5-3, after the dual wield area, V1 enters a corrisor. When the ship shakes, the music cuts off.
** Music suddenly stops when picking up a red skull in 7-1.
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* ''WesternAnimation/DragonsTheNineRealms'': During the scene when recurring enemy Welma Sledkin slips Tom's grasp and [[spoiler:[[DisneyVillainDeath falls into a hole to her death]]]], the music stops playing.
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%%-->''[[VideoGame/DonkeyKong64 AND THEN]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J6Ldhe504Mw THERE'S CHUNKY]]... [[MoodWhiplash He's dead.]]''
* In Alan Becker's ''AnimatorVsAnimationAVMShortsEpisode32TheChef'', the end of the video shows that the "Master Cookbook" the Stick Figures were trying to get is just a book cover. However, the chef points out that Blue [[ItWasWithYouAllAlong already had the Master Cookbook, having taken notes and recipes over the course of the video]]. Majestic, inspiring music swells as Blue lets the message sink in and thanks the chef... and immediately stops when Green punches him in the face for making him go on a wild goose chase on an empty stomach.
%%-->''[[VideoGame/DonkeyKong64 AND THEN]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J6Ldhe504Mw THERE'S CHUNKY]]... [[MoodWhiplash He's dead.]]''
* In Alan Becker's ''AnimatorVsAnimationAVMShortsEpisode32TheChef'', the end of the video shows that the "Master Cookbook" the Stick Figures were trying to get is just a book cover. However, the chef points out that Blue [[ItWasWithYouAllAlong already had the Master Cookbook, having taken notes and recipes over the course of the video]]. Majestic, inspiring music swells as Blue lets the message sink in and thanks the chef... and immediately stops when Green punches him in the face for making him go on a wild goose chase on an empty stomach.
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-->''[[VideoGame/DonkeyKong64 AND THEN THERE'S CHUNKY]]... [[MoodWhiplash He's dead.]]''
* In Alan Becker's
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* The soundtrack in the first ''VideoGame/FZero'' abruptly stops if your machine explodes.
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* The soundtrack in the first ''VideoGame/FZero'' ''VideoGame/FZero1990'' abruptly stops if your machine explodes.
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* A staple of [[WebOriginal/Analog Horror]], usually used to invoke dread.
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* A staple of [[WebOriginal/Analog Horror]], AnalogHorror, usually used to invoke dread.
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* A key trope in a lot of WebOriginal/Analog Horror, usually used to invoke dread.
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* A key trope in a lot staple of WebOriginal/Analog Horror, [[WebOriginal/Analog Horror]], usually used to invoke dread.
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