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15th May '13 7:12:33 PM Sibuna

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* A recurring theme in ''Franchise/DragonAge'':
** Depending on how you play the Warden, ''VideoGame/DragonAgeOrigins'' has some very powerful examples of this. A female Warden who befriends Morrigan can induce her to admit that she has never had or even wanted a friend before, but has come to view the Warden almost as a sister. A number of the other companions have similar trust issues, but with thoughtful gifts and compassionate dialogue choices, you can get them to make similar confessions regardless of the Warden's gender. This translates in gameplay as stat boosts.
** In ''VideoGame/DragonAgeII'', the mechanic returns, allowing you to build up Friendship by making choices your [[ArbitraryHeadcountLimit current two companions]] agree with... As well as building up [[InvertedTrope Rivalry, which makes them fight just as hard to either sway you to their reasoning, prove you wrong, or just out of spite]]. Ultimately, however, both the Power of Friendship and the [[TheRival Power of Rivalry]] lead to UndyingLoyalty if you spend enough time with a character.

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** The Power of Friendship, backed by an AmplifierArtifact, can fire a rainbow-colored WaveMotionGun. Even without said amplifier, it's capable of incinerating {{Eldritch Abomination}}s. Then again, what else could you possibly expect from something with [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin a title like that]]?
** On the other [[HoldYourHippogriffs hoof]], every major threat to Equestria so far has been either a being that feeds off hatred and disharmony or the result of those things corrupting a force of good (namely [[FallenHero Luna becoming]] [[SuperpoweredEvilSide Nightmare Moon]]).
** The Season 2 finale adds creatures that [[EmotionEater feed on love]], the changelings, who ''weren't'' defeated using the Power of Friendship. Instead, they suffered [[ThePowerOfLove a nasty backstab from their evening meal (and friendship's close cousin)]]. Though the matter of whether the Elements would have worked against them - as [[BigGood Celestia]] seemed to think - is debatable, the available evidence implies that the Elements of Harmony (and the Power of Friendship, by extension) are only useful against disharmony or pure chaos.

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** The Power of Friendship, backed by the [[Amplifier Artifact Elements of Harmony]], can fire a rainbow-colored WaveMotionGun. Even without said amplifier, it's capable of incinerating and incarcerating {{Eldritch Abomination}}s that thrive on hatred and disharmony, and those that corrupt forces of good (namely [[FallenHero Luna becoming]] [[SuperpoweredEvilSide Nightmare Moon]]). Then again, what else could you possibly expect from something with [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin a title like that]]?
** The Season 2 finale adds the Changelings, creatures that [[EmotionEater feed on love]], who ''aren't'' defeated by ThePowerOfFriendship. Instead, they suffer [[ThePowerOfLove a nasty backstab from their evening meal (and friendship's close cousin)]]. Though the matter of whether the Elements would have worked against them--as [[BigGood Celestia]] seemed to think--is debatable, the available evidence implies that the Elements of Harmony, and the Power of Friendship by extension, are only useful against disharmony or pure chaos.
** In one of the show's most effective examples, the episode "Keep Calm and Flutter On" shows [[spoiler:Fluttershy reforming Discord, the [[MadGod mad spirit of]] [[GodOfEvil chaos and disharmony]], simply by trying to be the first friend he ever had. [[BatmanGambit When Discord tries taking advantage of this in a gambit to keep her from using her Element of Harmony against him so he can run rampant]], she agrees to it--[[OutGambitted she'll just stop being his friend if he continues to misbehave]]. Discord, it turns out, would rather have fun together with someone than no one at all]].

1st May '13 4:22:27 AM Austin

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