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** Much later in the series, [[spoiler:during the final battle against Eren and the past Titan shifters, the Alliance is on the verge of defeat. Pieck is skewered in place by Lara Tybur's Warhammer Titan, while Armin is trapped in Okapi Titan's mouth. Connie and Jean are both hanging by a single tether, only barely stopping Levi and Reiner respectively from falling to their deaths. Just when Mikasa gathers the strength to continue the fight alone, Annie and Gabi fly in on Falco's Jaw Titan, saving the dangling soldiers and joining the battle.]]
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* William Sanders's ''Journey to Fusang'' is an alternative history in which Europe lost out to China and the Arabs in the race to colonize the New World. The Big Bad is a Mongol warlord who wants his piece of North America. The hero escapes from the villain and is chased through the desert by Asian horsemen, He is saved by the timely arrival of some Native Americans. Yep, he says it: "If those savages hadn't arrived in the nick of time, those cavalrymen would have killed us."
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* William Sanders's ''Journey to Fusang'' ''Literature/JourneyToFusang'' is an alternative history in which Europe lost out to China and the Arabs in the race to colonize the New World. The Big Bad is a Mongol warlord who wants his piece of North America. The hero escapes from the villain and is chased through the desert by Asian horsemen, He is saved by the timely arrival of some Native Americans. Yep, he says it: "If those savages hadn't arrived in the nick of time, those cavalrymen would have killed us."
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* In Creator/PoulAnderson's ''Three-Cornered Wheel'', the natives arrive to save young David Falkayn from attack.
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* In Creator/PoulAnderson's ''Three-Cornered Wheel'', ''Literature/ThreeCorneredWheel'', the natives arrive to save young David Falkayn from attack.
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* ''Literature/TheGoldenHamsterSaga'': In ''Freddy in Peril'', the guinea pigs Enrico and Caruso manage to communicate to their owner Mr. John that Freddy the hamster has been kidnapped by MadScientist Professor Fleischkopf. Mr. John races to Freddy's rescue, with the help of his friends Gregory and Linda. They arrive just as Professor Fleischkopf is about to dissect Freddy's brain.
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* ''Film/{{Sheroes}}'': Near the end, when it looks like the girls will be shot dead by the drug traffickers, a team of DEA agents arrives, rescuring them.
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* ''Literature/WarsOfTheRealm'': several times throughout ''Light of the Last'', Commander Malak and his legions of [[TheArmiesOfHeaven warrior angels]] arrive just in the nick of time to save Validus and his team from being obliterated by the Fallen.
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** Right when things begin to escalate in Egghead, who decides to show up to provide backup? [[spoiler:[[TheBusCameBack Dorry and Brogy]], leading the once-disbanded [[OurGiantsAreBigger Giant Warrior Pirates]].]] Within minutes, what looked like a difficult stalemate turns into a ''vastly'' more hopeful situation.
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* ''ComicBook/ROMSpaceknight'': The Dire Wraiths have succesfully corrupted Earth's sun and soon Earth itself will become another Wraithworld. Rom's attempt to stop them fails when they use magic to paralyze him. [[DarkestHour All seems lost]] - but then, it turns out Rick Jones sent out a call to every hero available around the world to help Rom... and now [[BigDamnHeroes EVERYONE IS HERE]].
-->'''ComicBook/CaptainAmerica:''' That's where you're wrong, wraiths! The heroes of Earth would never surrender their world without a fight!!
-->'''ComicBook/CaptainAmerica:''' That's where you're wrong, wraiths! The heroes of Earth would never surrender their world without a fight!!
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** ''Literature/StormFront'', Morgan walks into the end of the climatic fight and swings his sword toward Harry, who is falling unconscious. He regains consciousness to find Morgan administering [[CleanPrettyReliable CPR]]; Harry had, after all, saved himself from falling into a maelstrom of magic by chaining himself to a burning building, and Morgan had to get him free somehow.
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** ''Literature/StormFront'', ''Literature/{{Storm Front|DresdenFiles}}'', Morgan walks into the end of the climatic fight and swings his sword toward Harry, who is falling unconscious. He regains consciousness to find Morgan administering [[CleanPrettyReliable CPR]]; Harry had, after all, saved himself from falling into a maelstrom of magic by chaining himself to a burning building, and Morgan had to get him free somehow.
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* ''Film/TheThreeMusketeers1993'': At the end, the heroes are confronted by the [[TerribleTrio goons]] that have been pursuing D'Artagnan throughout the movie. Suddenly the goons' leader screams like a girl and the goons turn and run away. [[ScaredOfWhatsBehindYou The heroes think they scared the goons away when suddenly the entire Musketeer Corps appears from behind the heroes, chasing after the goons]]. The goons could see them coming but the heroes couldn't. Possibly more a parody than a real The Cavalry moment, since the Four Musketeers are more than capable of handling SissyVillain Gerard & his brothers. However, it thoroughly emphasizes the '''"All for one"''' part of the Musketeer creed.
** A more straight-forward example happens during the climax when it's just the three main Musketeers against an entire army of Cardinal Guard, only for a large number of men who'd been standing in the background to cast off their cloaks and reveal themselves to be the rest of the Musketeers and charge the Cardinal Guard.
** A more straight-forward example happens during the climax when it's just the three main Musketeers against an entire army of Cardinal Guard, only for a large number of men who'd been standing in the background to cast off their cloaks and reveal themselves to be the rest of the Musketeers and charge the Cardinal Guard.
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* ''Film/TheThreeMusketeers1993'': ''Film/TheThreeMusketeers1993''
** During the climax it's just the three main Musketeers against an entire army of the Cardinal's Guard, only for a large number of men who'd been standing in the background to cast off their cloaks and reveal themselves to be the rest of the Musketeers and charge the Cardinal's Guard.
** At the very end, the heroes are confronted by the [[TerribleTrio goons]] that have been pursuing D'Artagnan throughout the movie. Suddenly the goons' leader screams like a girl and the goons turn and run away. [[ScaredOfWhatsBehindYou The heroes think they scared the goons away when suddenly the entire Musketeer Corps appears from behind the heroes, chasing after the goons]]. The goons could see them coming but the heroes couldn't. Possibly more a parody than a real The Cavalry moment, since the Four Musketeers are more than capable of handling SissyVillain Gerard & his brothers. However, it thoroughly emphasizes the '''"All for one"''' part of the Musketeercreed.
** A more straight-forward example happens during the climax when it's just the three main Musketeers against an entire army of Cardinal Guard, only for a large number of men who'd been standing in the background to cast off their cloaks and reveal themselves to be the rest of the Musketeers and charge the Cardinal Guard.creed.
** During the climax it's just the three main Musketeers against an entire army of the Cardinal's Guard, only for a large number of men who'd been standing in the background to cast off their cloaks and reveal themselves to be the rest of the Musketeers and charge the Cardinal's Guard.
** At the very end, the heroes are confronted by the [[TerribleTrio goons]] that have been pursuing D'Artagnan throughout the movie. Suddenly the goons' leader screams like a girl and the goons turn and run away. [[ScaredOfWhatsBehindYou The heroes think they scared the goons away when suddenly the entire Musketeer Corps appears from behind the heroes, chasing after the goons]]. The goons could see them coming but the heroes couldn't. Possibly more a parody than a real The Cavalry moment, since the Four Musketeers are more than capable of handling SissyVillain Gerard & his brothers. However, it thoroughly emphasizes the '''"All for one"''' part of the Musketeer
** A more straight-forward example happens during the climax when it's just the three main Musketeers against an entire army of Cardinal Guard, only for a large number of men who'd been standing in the background to cast off their cloaks and reveal themselves to be the rest of the Musketeers and charge the Cardinal Guard.
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* In ''Film/Serenity'', the continuation of the adventures of the crew of the Firefly class ship by the same name, the moment when Mal and the crew come through the atmosphere, and the Operative laughs at him, "bastard's not even changing course," when suddenly the lone ship is joined by an army of Reavers chasing them through the cloud cover.
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* In ''Film/Serenity'', ''Film/{{Serenity}}'', the continuation of the adventures of the crew of the Firefly class ship by the same name, the moment when Mal and the crew come through the atmosphere, and the Operative laughs at him, "bastard's not even changing course," when suddenly the lone ship is joined by an army of Reavers chasing them through the cloud cover.
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* In ''Film/Serenity'', the continuation of the adventures of the crew of the Firefly class ship by the same name, the moment when Mal and the crew come through the atmosphere, and the Operative laughs at him, "bastard's not even changing course," when suddenly the lone ship is joined by an army of Reavers chasing them through the cloud cover.
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%%* ''ComicBook/CivilWar'': Namor's arrival at the end of the Civil War should count as one. Problem was, Iron Man had his own cavalry as well.%%ZCE -- why *does* it count?
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%%* ''ComicBook/CivilWar'': ''ComicBook/CivilWar2006'': Namor's arrival at the end of the Civil War should count as one. Problem was, Iron Man had his own cavalry as well.%%ZCE -- why *does* it count?
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* In the Batavia episode of ''Podcast/RelativeDisasters'', Captain Pelsaert arrives just in time to save Hayes and his people from the last of the mutineers from the Batavia.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans2003'': Before Madame Rouge has a chance to squash Beast Boy like a bug in [Recap/TeenTitansS5E12TitansTogether the second-to-last episode]], the ground beneath her starts to crumble... out pops Cyborg and some reinforcements! Ceiling bursts open... and Starfire has some more! Finally Raven brings in the last of them and Battle Royal against the Brotherhood of Evil begins!!!
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* ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans2003'': Before Madame Rouge has a chance to squash Beast Boy like a bug in [Recap/TeenTitansS5E12TitansTogether [[Recap/TeenTitansS5E12TitansTogether the second-to-last episode]], the ground beneath her starts to crumble... out pops Cyborg and some reinforcements! Ceiling bursts open... and Starfire has some more! Finally Raven brings in the last of them and Battle Royal against the Brotherhood of Evil begins!!!
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* Subverted in the ''Literature/{{Nameless War}}'' series, as Captain Faith Willis, commanding officer of the squadron of elderly warships nicknamed the Geriatrics, receives word that that the relief force she has been desperately hoping for is still days away.
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* Subverted in the ''Literature/{{Nameless War}}'' series, ''Literature/TheNamelessWar'', as Captain Faith Willis, commanding officer of the squadron of elderly warships nicknamed the Geriatrics, receives word that that the relief force she has been desperately hoping for is still days away.
