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* ''LightNovel/MyNextLifeAsAVillainessAllRoutesLeadToDoom'': A recurring theme throughout the story is that nobles are often too tightly wound inside their own shells, and this creates intense misunderstandings — especially between married couples. The two best examples are between [[spoiler: Catarina's parents, and Prince Ian and his betrothed Selena. On both occasions, the two were deeply in love with each other, but didn't realize it simply because they never dropped their social masks to talk earnestly]].

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* In ''Manga/FullmetalAlchemist'', Hohenheim could have said, for instance, "Alphonse. Edward. Dad has something very important to do and might be gone for a long time. Take care of each other and your mom until I get back okay?" Instead, he gives his children what amounts to a DeathGlare with the expressions on Al and Ed's face making it look like they think their father hates them and having abandonment issues when their mom dies. [[SarcasmMode That's good parenting right there]]. This might have been intentional, however, given how much Hohenheim hates himself, and it could have also been meant to be a deterrent to keep them from seeking him out and getting themselves killed.

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** Early on in the series in the manga and both anime, Ed tells Al that there's something he's wanted to say to him for some time but was afraid to do so, but doesn't elaborate on it. Not long afterward, Al encounters Barry the Chopper, who gives him the idea that he's a fake person that Ed created as a ReplacementGoldfish for his brother. Al might not have believed Barry if Ed hadn't brought up such a vague and suspicious-sounding question without clarifying what he wanted to ask- whether Al hated him for putting him in his body.
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Hohenheim could have said, for instance, "Alphonse. Edward. Dad has something very important to do and might be gone for a long time. Take care of each other and your mom until I get back okay?" Instead, he gives his children what amounts to a DeathGlare with the expressions on Al and Ed's face making it look like they think their father hates them and having abandonment issues when their mom dies. [[SarcasmMode That's good parenting right there]]. This might have been intentional, however, given how much Hohenheim hates himself, and it could have also been meant to be a deterrent to keep them from seeking him out and getting themselves killed.
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* ''Manga/AkkanBaby'': Mika's boyfriend Shigeo is at first insensitive to her current state, even going so far as to make fun of her weight, but after Yuki accuses him of abandoning her because she was pregnant, he's completely shocked. [[spoiler: This is because Mika never even told him that she was pregnant. She was too afraid to tell him that she was pregnant with Puni, and he mistakenly believed that her being constantly sad around him, fidgeting like she had something to say and withdrawnness towards having sex with him meant that she hated him. Once he hears the truth, he's totally willing to raise the child with her, even going so far as to offer to marry her.]]
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* ''Manga/AngelDensetsu'' would be over in a matter of pages if people around Kitano paid closer attention to what he says or does, or if Kitano understood what they ''really'' mean when they say or do something.
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* In ''Manga/PrecariousWomanExecutiveMissBlackGeneral'', RX's first Christmas party almost falls apart because nobody decided ahead of time who should bring what food.

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* A filler arc of ''Manga/{{Naruto}}'' ended with the 6 Tails being captured, likely entirely because ''no one decided to warn him about the Akatsuki''. Add to that Utakata being to afraid to tell any of the heroes that he's a Jinchuuriki in the first place in the end did more harm than good.

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* ''Manga/{{Naruto}}'':
** Neji nearly killed Hinata due to his hatred for the Main Branch family and his belief that his father, Hizashi, was forced to kill himself because of Hinata. Hizashi actually chose to sacrifice himself in place of Hiashi, who was too ashamed to admit the truth to Neji until years after the event.
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A filler arc of ''Manga/{{Naruto}}'' ended with the 6 Tails being captured, likely entirely because ''no one decided to warn him about the Akatsuki''. Add to that Utakata being to afraid to tell any of the heroes that he's a Jinchuuriki in the first place in the end did more harm than good.
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** In Robin's backstory, Jaguar D. Saul, the giant who saved Robin's mother Olvia, washes up on the shores of Ohara. Robin spends several days with him without telling him where he wound up, and he only realizes where he is after Robin inadvertently mentions the study of Poneglyphs, thus causing him to ask Robin what her mother's name was. He then realizes that he ended up on Ohara just in time for the Marines to invade the island.

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* ''Manga/CaseClosed'':
** The reason why Kogorou and Eri broke up and became estranged. After a ShootTheHostage situation where Kogorou shoots at Eri's leg to force the hostage taker to abandon her, Eri (who understood Kogorou's intent) still goes all the trouble to cook dinner for him despite her hurting leg. Kogorou's is upset and tells her that with her level of cooking, she can go to bed instead. Eri was hurt that she got yelled by her husband for trying to care for him despite the bad experience and pain she just suffered from. Kogorou, on the other, was actually mad at the fact that she's not resting like she should have, but conveyed his message in his usualy clumsy way, leading to the break-up.
** One case had an injured American tourist recuperating in a Japanese household and falling in love with a young woman. Because of a mouth injury, at first he could only communicate by writing out Japanese phrases phonetically. As he was leaving, the young woman asked if he loved her, and he wrote down the word "shine", referring to his earlier words that he wanted a "shining bride", but which she quite naturally interpreted as "shi-ne," which happens to be Japanese for "die". The woman committed suicide after he left, and when he came back he ended up murdering her father and a family friend in revenge. WhatAnIdiot.
** Another one: A manager murders the lead singer of her rock band because he was an abusive {{Jerkass}}. It turns out that the singer was in love with the manager, but was upset over her getting rhinoplasty because he liked her the way she was. His rude behavior was him lashing out when he was really mad at himself for inspiring her to change herself just to please him.
** Only barely averted in a more recent story about a wife who tends to go overboard and her fed-up husband who thought she was ruining his relationships with his workmates by emailing them with her suspicions she was actually thanking them for taking him out on camping trips but to be careful because of his rare blood type; because they didn't want to accidentally hurt him they stopped asking him out. Unfortunately he didn't realize this until after ''he tricked her into attacking him to cure his hiccups so he could kill her''. Fortunately she survived and even forgave him -- after all they're going to be parents!
** A woman killed her sister because she stole her boyfriend. Turns out the boyfriend was actually the one who initiated everything by falling for his girlfriend's sister and telling the sister to pretend that she was the one who initiated things, not the guy.



* ''Manga/DetectiveConan'':
** The reason why Kogorou and Eri broke up and became estranged. After a ShootTheHostage situation where Kogorou shoots at Eri's leg to force the hostage taker to abandon her, Eri (who understood Kogorou's intent) still goes all the trouble to cook dinner for him despite her hurting leg. Kogorou's is upset and tells her that with her level of cooking, she can go to bed instead. Eri was hurt that she got yelled by her husband for trying to care for him despite the bad experience and pain she just suffered from. Kogorou, on the other, was actually mad at the fact that she's not resting like she should have, but conveyed his message in his usualy clumsy way, leading to the break-up.
** One case had an injured American tourist recuperating in a Japanese household and falling in love with a young woman. Because of a mouth injury, at first he could only communicate by writing out Japanese phrases phonetically. As he was leaving, the young woman asked if he loved her, and he wrote down the word "shine", referring to his earlier words that he wanted a "shining bride", but which she quite naturally interpreted as "shi-ne," which happens to be Japanese for "die". The woman committed suicide after he left, and when he came back he ended up murdering her father and a family friend in revenge. WhatAnIdiot.
** Another one: A manager murders the lead singer of her rock band because he was an abusive {{Jerkass}}. It turns out that the singer was in love with the manager, but was upset over her getting rhinoplasty because he liked her the way she was. His rude behavior was him lashing out when he was really mad at himself for inspiring her to change herself just to please him.
** Only barely averted in a more recent story about a wife who tends to go overboard and her fed-up husband who thought she was ruining his relationships with his workmates by emailing them with her suspicions she was actually thanking them for taking him out on camping trips but to be careful because of his rare blood type; because they didn't want to accidentally hurt him they stopped asking him out. Unfortunately he didn't realize this until after ''he tricked her into attacking him to cure his hiccups so he could kill her''. Fortunately she survived and even forgave him -- after all they're going to be parents!
** A woman killed her sister because she stole her boyfriend. Turns out the boyfriend was actually the one who initiated everything by falling for his girlfriend's sister and telling the sister to pretend that she was the one who initiated things, not the guy.

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** The [[Anime/GenesisClimberMospeada Third Robotech War]], between the Invid of the Regis occupying Earth and the Robotech Expeditionary Force trying to reclaim it, comes entirely from both sides ''refusing'' to talk things out in spite of the Invid's occupation being relatively peaceful (as long as you don't oppose them or try to get your hands on Protoculture without their permission, they leave you alove, and they even repaired the damage done to Earth by the Zentraedi bombardment). This is actually {{Justified}}: the Invid Regis thinks of Humans as barbarians who can't understand the marvels of Protoculture and the dangers of having it (and is perfectly right about the dangers), while the REF has just won a very destructive conflict with the Regent's Invid, who devastated the Robotech Masters' former empire and their homeworld of Tirol, and have no reason to think that the Regis' faction, having suffered the same things the Regent's has at the hands of the Masters, are any different. [[spoiler:That and the REF was being covertly manipulated by the Haydonites, the ancient enemies of the Invid, but nobody knew until, during the final battle, the Regis recognized a few pieces of Haydonite tech being used by the REF.]]

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** The [[Anime/GenesisClimberMospeada Third Robotech War]], between the Invid of the Regis occupying Earth and the Robotech Expeditionary Force trying to reclaim it, comes entirely from both sides ''refusing'' to talk things out in spite of the Invid's occupation being relatively peaceful (as long as you don't oppose them or try to get your hands on Protoculture without their permission, they leave you alove, and they even repaired the damage done to Earth by the Zentraedi bombardment). This is actually {{Justified}}: the Invid Regis thinks of Humans as barbarians who can't understand the marvels of Protoculture and the dangers of having it (and is perfectly right about the dangers), while the REF has just won a very destructive conflict with the Regent's Invid, who devastated the Robotech Masters' former empire and their homeworld of Tirol, and have no reason to think that the Regis' faction, having suffered the same things the Regent's has at the hands of the Masters, are any different.different, especially as the Invid have installed a number of jammers that block outgoing communications so the REF has no idea how things on Earth ''really'' are until some are destroyed in the lead-up to their final offensive. [[spoiler:That and the REF was being covertly manipulated by the Haydonites, the ancient enemies of the Invid, but nobody knew until, during the final battle, the Regis recognized a few pieces of Haydonite tech being used by the REF.]]
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* In the ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' movie ''Anime/PokemonLucarioAndTheMysteryOfMew'', poor communication between a few non-villainous scientists and a kleptomaniac Legendary who supposedly could have ''[[PsychicPowers read their minds]] at any time'' resulted in a giant tree nearly killing half the cast and [[spoiler:Lucario KilledOffForReal]].

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* In the ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' movie ''Anime/PokemonLucarioAndTheMysteryOfMew'', poor communication between a few non-villainous scientists and a kleptomaniac Legendary who supposedly could have ''[[PsychicPowers read their minds]] at any time'' resulted results in a giant tree nearly killing half the cast and [[spoiler:Lucario being KilledOffForReal]].
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** In the filler Makai Tree arc, it turns out the Makai tree never needed energy to survive but love. It brought Ann and Ail to earth to learn from humans but the tree itself became weakened and was not able to tell them this. To make matters worse, the energy collected by the Cardinals was actually killing it slowly. Ail is horrified to learn about this.
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* Kanade Tachibana in ''Anime/AngelBeats'' fails to express that disappearing isn't necessarily a bad thing. Bad enough that it's caused a war with a nearly 100% death toll for all its participants, ''regularly''. It's a good thing nobody stays dead there.

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* Kanade Tachibana in ''Anime/AngelBeats'' fails to express that disappearing isn't necessarily a bad thing.thing; rather, those who disappear from the afterlife are fulfilled enough to pass on and eventually be reincarnated. Bad enough that it's caused a war with a nearly 100% death toll for all its participants, ''regularly''. It's a good thing nobody stays dead there.
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** Sayaka hates Homura because she thinks Homura [[spoiler:deliberately waited until after Mami was killed before showing up to save the day]]. Madoka was there and knows that [[spoiler:Mami tied Homura up with magic ribbons that only [[NoOntologicalInertia dissipated when Mami died]]]], but is unable to speak up before Sayaka leaves.
** ''Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagicaTheMovieRebellion'' much of the plot is driven by the fact that [[spoiler:Homura misunderstood what Madoka meant when she says she would never want to be apart from everyone she loves. Ultimate Madoka ''isn't'' apart from everyone she loves, they just can't see her unless they join her in her magical girl heaven, but Homura takes it to mean that Madoka ''didn't want'' to make that sacrifice in the first place(or perhaps regrets it; in one timeline, Madoka's LastRequest was for Homura to not let her become a magical girl). On the other hand, during the end of the anime when Homura asked Madoka if she was alright with being forgotten about, Madoka never really answered yes or no (though the implication was that she would willingly bear with it to save people). The result is that Homura concludes that Madoka is not happy with her ascension to godhood and, [[IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy wanting to make Madoka happy no matter the consequences]], [[LoveMakesYouEvil she undoes Moadoka's sacrifice, usurps her god powers, and essentially becomes the Devil.]]]]

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** Sayaka hates Homura because she thinks Homura [[spoiler:deliberately waited until after Mami was killed before showing up to save the day]]. Madoka was there and knows that [[spoiler:Mami tied Homura up with magic ribbons that only [[NoOntologicalInertia dissipated when Mami died]]]], but is unable to speak up before Sayaka leaves.
leaves. It doesn't help that Homura had a rather harsh and callous reaction to [[spoiler:Mami's death]], thus supporting Sayaka's belief that Homura [[spoiler:let Mami die]].
** ''Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagicaTheMovieRebellion'' much of the plot is driven by the fact that [[spoiler:Homura misunderstood what Madoka meant when she says she would never want to be apart from everyone she loves. Ultimate Madoka ''isn't'' apart from everyone she loves, they just can't see her unless they join her in her magical girl heaven, but Homura takes it to mean that Madoka ''didn't want'' to make that sacrifice in the first place(or perhaps regrets it; in one timeline, Madoka's LastRequest was for Homura to not let her become a magical girl). On the other hand, during the end of the anime when Homura asked Madoka if she was alright with being forgotten about, Madoka never really answered yes or no (though the implication was that she would willingly bear with it to save people). The result is that Homura concludes that Madoka is not happy with her ascension to godhood and, [[IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy wanting to make Madoka happy no matter the consequences]], [[LoveMakesYouEvil she undoes Moadoka's Madoka's sacrifice, usurps her god powers, and essentially becomes the Devil.]]]]
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* In ''Manga/YuunAndTheHauntedHotSprings'', this is what kicks off the conflict between the Yuragi Inn and Ouga. Ouga is completely unwilling to either talk things out calmly with the inhabitants of the Inn or consider the possibility that [[spoiler: Yuuna isn't the Garandou spirit that killed her and so many people in the past, and that there might be other explanations for Yuuna having Garandou's spiritual wavelengths.]] Ouga's stubbornness and tunnel vision would have resulted in [[spoiler: Kogarashi's death at her hands if Yuuna haven't gotten Nonko, the Hiogi Estate and the Chuuma Ninja on the inn's side.]]

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* In ''Manga/YuunAndTheHauntedHotSprings'', ''Manga/YuunaAndTheHauntedHotSprings'', this is what kicks off the conflict between the Yuragi Inn and Ouga. Ouga is completely unwilling to either talk things out calmly with the inhabitants of the Inn or consider the possibility that [[spoiler: Yuuna isn't the Garandou spirit that killed her and so many people in the past, and that there might be other explanations for Yuuna having Garandou's spiritual wavelengths.]] Ouga's stubbornness and tunnel vision would have resulted in [[spoiler: Kogarashi's death at her hands if Yuuna haven't gotten Nonko, the Hiogi Estate and the Chuuma Ninja on the inn's side.]]
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* In ''Manga/YuunAndTheHauntedHotSprings'', this is what kicks off the conflict between the Yuragi Inn and Ouga. Ouga is completely unwilling to either talk things out calmly with the inhabitants of the Inn or consider the possibility that [[spoiler: Yuuna isn't the Garandou spirit that killed her and so many people in the past, and that there might be other explanations for Yuuna having Garandou's spiritual wavelengths.]] Ouga's stubbornness and tunnel vision would have resulted in [[spoiler: Kogarashi's death at her hands if Yuuna haven't gotten Nonko, the Hiogi Estate and the Chuuma Ninja on the inn's side.]]
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* ''Manga/FruitsBasket'': After the death of her father Akira, Akito was given an empty box by the [[ParentalSubstitute head maid]], who told her it [[AllThatGlitters contained her father's soul]] in an effort to help her cope... but she doesn't bother telling anyone else in the house that it was empty because she thought [[ThoughtTheyKnewAlready anyone with common sense would have figured it out themselves]]. Unfortunately for a lot of people, Ren, Akito's [[PsychopathicManchild mentally unstable]] AbusiveMom, ''didn't'' figure it out, became convinced that it contained a treasure of Akira's, and went to incredible lengths to steal it from Akito on the grounds that [[EntitledToHaveYou anything Akira owned is rightfully hers]]. It's only after she breaks into Akito's room with a knife, fully intending to [[OffingTheOffspring kill her own daughter for it]], that she and everyone else discovers the truth; Ren is left an EmptyShell of her former self while the head maid is immediately [[WhatTheHellHero chewed out]] by the other maids for not telling anyone else, let alone giving Akito the box, to begin with.
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* ''Anime/SonicX'':
** During the Egg Moon saga, a lot of trouble could have been avoided had Sonic simply told the others the truth about the Egg Moon and Sunshine Balls: that Eggman was in fact deliberately controlling the Egg Moon to keep blocking the sun in order to sell the Sunshine Balls as part of a get-rich-quick scheme and to make himself a VillainWithGoodPublicity. Instead, he doesn't bother to tell them a thing and gets to smashing the latter, drawing the ire of Knuckles and GUN, and only ''then'' does he tell them what's going on, something Knuckles [[JerkassHasAPoint calls him out on]]. In Sonic's defense, the rest of the cast had picked up the IdiotBall and forgotten basic astronomy and physics; the Earth ''and'' Moon are constantly in orbit, and if the Egg Moon had malfunctioned and stopped it would not remain stationary to the planet's sunlight as a result. Sonic himself points out that [[ThoughtTheyKnewAlready it should've been obvious]].
** In the final episodes of the Metarex saga, Shadow discovers that Dark Oak has been using Cosmo as an unwitting [[TheMole spy]] through a chip implanted in her brain. Instead of simply tell Sonic and co. this, he storms the Blue Typhoon on a warpath and beats them all up trying to kill Cosmo. Even when questioned, Shadow outright ''refuses'' to simply explain the situation and orders Tails and the others to get out of the way.
--->'''Cosmo''': If you insist on getting rid of me, you should at least tell me the reason why!\\
'''Shadow''': I ''do'' have a reason. But I won't tell you what it is.

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* ''Franchise/{{Gundam}}'':The entire plot of the ''Manga/GiantRobo'' OVA is one particularly disastrous example. [[spoiler:The BigBad '''badly''' misunderstood the (admittedly vague) final words and actions of his dying father, believing said father wanted to [[OmnicidalManiac destroy the world]] in revenge for how his reputation and career were ruined. In reality, he was just trying to launch a global system update to patch a dangerous flaw in the setting's AppliedPhlebotinum that would've caused havoc if it went untreated. His misunderstanding in-turn leads to the heroes trying to stop the Big Bad without knowing that his EvilPlan is self-defeating, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero dragging out the conflict much further than it would have gone if they did nothing and getting more people killed on both sides]].]]
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* ''LightNovel/Gamers2015'' is built on it, but instead of drama, PoorCommunicationKills is PlayedForLaughs as everyone has completely convinced themselves there is a LoveDodecahedron forming, with each person thinking a different combination! [[spoiler:In reality, nothing of the sort is actually happening.]]

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* ''LightNovel/Gamers2015'' is built on it, but instead of drama, PoorCommunicationKills is PlayedForLaughs as everyone has completely convinced themselves there is a LoveDodecahedron forming, with each person thinking a different combination! [[spoiler:In reality, nothing of In truth, a genuine LoveDodecahedron only begins to form shortly before they develop the sort is actually happening.]]proper communication skills to avert this.
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* In the 2018 anime adaptation of ''VideoGame/MonsterStrike'' This troupe combined with her LeeroyJenkins attitude makes up Lucifer's FatalFlaw. A good portion of the conflict in the Angels arc only happens because of this. Almost every problem could have been avoided had Lucifer just explained her actions and reasonings and not take such impulsive and reckless methods. [[spoiler: She discovered that their leader is a traitor who is plotting against Heaven. However she refuses to tell any of her friends her goal or his true identity and takes matters into her own hands. She gets branded a traitor as a result.]] Even after her friends believe that she has to have a good reason for her actions and gives her several chances to explain herself. Instead of doing so, she gives each of them a NoHoldsBarredBeatDown with the exception of Raphael. Made even worse is that upon learning the truth, her fellow archangels shown that they would have given her their full support if she had just bothered to explain herself.
** The second half of the Angels arc also suffers from this. Both Metatron and Sandalphon have been sent to find Lucifer following her disappearance at the end of the first arc. While they had orders to keep their intentions secret, they still needlessly antagonized the other four archangels by constantly talking down to them simply because they were associated with Lucifer and making them incredibly hostile and suspicious towards them.
*** In fact, in the following arc, the BigBad gives Lucifer a ReasonYouSuckSpeech, calling her out on this and her LeeroyJenkins attitude, and how it has been responsible for making her friends suffer.

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* In the 2018 anime adaptation of ''VideoGame/MonsterStrike'' This troupe combined with her LeeroyJenkins attitude bad habit of doing everything by herself makes up Lucifer's FatalFlaw. A good portion of the conflict in the Angels arc only happens because of this. Almost every problem could have been avoided had Lucifer just explained her actions and reasonings and not take such impulsive and reckless methods. [[spoiler: She discovered that their leader is a traitor who is plotting against Heaven. However she refuses to tell any of her friends her goal or his true identity and takes matters into her own hands. She gets branded a traitor as a result.]] Even after her friends believe that she has to have a good reason for her actions and gives her several chances to explain herself. Instead of doing so, she gives each of them a NoHoldsBarredBeatDown with the exception of Raphael. Made even worse is that upon learning the truth, her fellow archangels shown that they would have given her their full support if she had just bothered to explain herself.
** The second half of the Angels arc also suffers from this. Both Metatron and Sandalphon have been sent to find Lucifer following her disappearance at the end of the first arc. While they had orders to keep their intentions secret, they still needlessly antagonized the other four archangels by constantly doing things and talking down to them simply because they were associated with Lucifer and them, making them incredibly hostile and suspicious towards them.
each other. Which ultimately accumulates in a battle that nearly gets both sides killed.
*** In fact, in the following arc, the BigBad gives Lucifer a ReasonYouSuckSpeech, calling her out on this and her LeeroyJenkins attitude, this, and how it has been responsible for making her friends suffer.
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* In the 2018 anime adaptation of ''VideoGame/MonsterStrike'' This is Lucifer's FatalFlaw. A good portion of the conflict in the Angels arc only happens because of this. Almost every problem could have been avoided had Lucifer just explained her actions and reasonings. [[spoiler: She discovered that their leader had betrayed the Almighty and is infact ploting against Heaven. However she refuses to tell any of her friends her goal or his true identity and takes matters into her own hands. She gets branded a traitor as a result.]] Even after her friends believe that she has to have a good reason for her actions and gives her several chances to explain herself. Instead of doing so, she gives each of them a NoHoldsBarredBeatDown with the exception of Raphael. Made even worse is that upon learning the truth, her fellow archangels shown that they would have given her their full support if she had just bothered to explain herself.
** The second half of the Angels arc is also pretty bad. Both Metatron and Sandalphon have been sent to find Lucifer following her disappearance at the end of the first arc. While they had orders to keep their intentions secret, they still needlessly antagonized the other four archangels and making them incredibly hostile towards each other.
*** In fact, in the following arc, the BigBad gives Lucifer a ReasonYouSuckSpeech, calling her out on this and how it has been responsible for making her friends suffer.

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* In the 2018 anime adaptation of ''VideoGame/MonsterStrike'' This is troupe combined with her LeeroyJenkins attitude makes up Lucifer's FatalFlaw. A good portion of the conflict in the Angels arc only happens because of this. Almost every problem could have been avoided had Lucifer just explained her actions and reasonings. reasonings and not take such impulsive and reckless methods. [[spoiler: She discovered that their leader had betrayed the Almighty and is infact ploting a traitor who is plotting against Heaven. However she refuses to tell any of her friends her goal or his true identity and takes matters into her own hands. She gets branded a traitor as a result.]] Even after her friends believe that she has to have a good reason for her actions and gives her several chances to explain herself. Instead of doing so, she gives each of them a NoHoldsBarredBeatDown with the exception of Raphael. Made even worse is that upon learning the truth, her fellow archangels shown that they would have given her their full support if she had just bothered to explain herself.
** The second half of the Angels arc is also pretty bad.suffers from this. Both Metatron and Sandalphon have been sent to find Lucifer following her disappearance at the end of the first arc. While they had orders to keep their intentions secret, they still needlessly antagonized the other four archangels by constantly talking down to them simply because they were associated with Lucifer and making them incredibly hostile and suspicious towards each other.
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*** In fact, in the following arc, the BigBad gives Lucifer a ReasonYouSuckSpeech, calling her out on this and her LeeroyJenkins attitude, and how it has been responsible for making her friends suffer.

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* In the 2018 anime adaptation of ''VideoGame/MonsterStrike'' A good portion of the conflict in the Angels arc only happens because of this. Almost every problem could have been avoided had Lucifer just explained her actions and reasonings. [[spoiler: She discovered that their leader had betrayed the Almighty and is infact ploting against Heaven. However she refuses to tell any of her friends her goal or his true identity and takes matters into her own hands. She gets branded a traitor as a result.]] Even after her friends believe that she has to have a good reason for her actions and gives her several chances to explain herself. Instead of doing so, she gives each of them a NoHoldsBarredBeatDown with the exception of Raphael. Made even worse is that upon learning the truth, her fellow archangels shown that they would have given her their full support if she had just bothered to explain herself.

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* In the 2018 anime adaptation of ''VideoGame/MonsterStrike'' This is Lucifer's FatalFlaw. A good portion of the conflict in the Angels arc only happens because of this. Almost every problem could have been avoided had Lucifer just explained her actions and reasonings. [[spoiler: She discovered that their leader had betrayed the Almighty and is infact ploting against Heaven. However she refuses to tell any of her friends her goal or his true identity and takes matters into her own hands. She gets branded a traitor as a result.]] Even after her friends believe that she has to have a good reason for her actions and gives her several chances to explain herself. Instead of doing so, she gives each of them a NoHoldsBarredBeatDown with the exception of Raphael. Made even worse is that upon learning the truth, her fellow archangels shown that they would have given her their full support if she had just bothered to explain herself.


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* In the 2018 anime adaptation of ''VideoGame/MonsterStrike'' A good portion of the conflict in the Angels arc only happens because of this. In the first arc, Lucifer discovers that their leader is a traitor who has betrayed the Almighty and wants to take him down. However she refuses to tell any of her friends her goal or his true identity and takes matters into her own hands. She gets branded a traitor as a result. Yet her friends believe that she has to have a good reason for her actions and gives her several chances to explain herself. Instead of doing so, she gives each of them a brutal beatdown with the exception of Raphael who she still gave her a difficult choice. Made even worse is that upon learning the truth, her fellow archangels shown that they would have given her their full support if she had just explained herself.
** The second half of the Angels arc is also pretty bad. Both Metatron and Sandalphon have been sent to find Lucifer following her disappearance at the end of the first arc. While they had orders to keep their intentions secret, they still needlessly antagonized the other four archangels and making them incredibly hostile towards each other. It takes a brutal fight between the two sides and one mind reading session later to clear things up.

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* In the 2018 anime adaptation of ''VideoGame/MonsterStrike'' A good portion of the conflict in the Angels arc only happens because of this. In the first arc, Almost every problem could have been avoided had Lucifer discovers just explained her actions and reasonings. [[spoiler: She discovered that their leader is a traitor who has had betrayed the Almighty and wants to take him down.is infact ploting against Heaven. However she refuses to tell any of her friends her goal or his true identity and takes matters into her own hands. She gets branded a traitor as a result. Yet ]] Even after her friends believe that she has to have a good reason for her actions and gives her several chances to explain herself. Instead of doing so, she gives each of them a brutal beatdown NoHoldsBarredBeatDown with the exception of Raphael who she still gave her a difficult choice. Raphael. Made even worse is that upon learning the truth, her fellow archangels shown that they would have given her their full support if she had just explained bothered to explain herself.
** The second half of the Angels arc is also pretty bad. Both Metatron and Sandalphon have been sent to find Lucifer following her disappearance at the end of the first arc. While they had orders to keep their intentions secret, they still needlessly antagonized the other four archangels and making them incredibly hostile towards each other. It takes a brutal fight between the two sides and one mind reading session later to clear things up.
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* In the 2018 anime adaptation of ''VideoGame/MonsterStrike'' A good portion of the conflict in the Angels arc only happens because of this. In the first arc, Lucifer discovers that their leader is a traitor who has betrayed the Almighty and wants to take him down. However she refuses to tell any of her friends her goal or his true identity and takes matters into her own hands. She gets branded a traitor as a result. Yet her friends believe that she has to have a good reason for her actions and gives her several chances to explain herself. Instead of doing so, she gives each of them a brutal beatdown with the exception of Raphael who she still gave her a difficult choice. Made even worse is that upon learning the truth, her fellow archangels shown that they would have given her their full support if she had just explained herself.
** The second half of the Angels arc is also pretty bad. Both Metatron and Sandalphon have been sent to find Lucifer following her disappearance at the end of the first arc. While they had orders to keep their intentions secret, they still needlessly antagonized the other four archangels and making them incredibly hostile towards each other. It takes a brutal fight between the two sides and one mind reading session later to clear things up.
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** Yukariko blames Nao for attacking her after the above revelation, in reality [[WoundedGazelleGambit an illusion projected by her CHILD]]. Nao, already a bitter, cynical girl by nature, assumes the [=HiME=] coming to confront her about attacking Yukariko are attacking her first, and [[EyeScream loses an eye in the resulting fight]], firmly shoving her from Anti-Hero into an antagonist slot. Worse, the other protagonists don't realize that Yukariko never actually reported to the nurse's office(which she would have done if she had actually been injured) until much later, when Mai discovers this by chance.

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** Yukariko blames Nao for attacking her after the above revelation, in reality [[WoundedGazelleGambit an illusion projected by her CHILD]]. Nao, already a bitter, cynical girl by nature, assumes the [=HiME=] coming to confront her about attacking Yukariko are attacking her first, and [[EyeScream loses an eye in the resulting fight]], firmly shoving her from Anti-Hero into an antagonist slot. Worse, the other protagonists don't realize that Yukariko never actually reported to the nurse's office(which office (which she would have done if she had actually been injured) until much later, when Mai discovers this by chance.
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* In ''Manga/TheMuteGirlAndHerNewFriend'', Mashiro, the eponymous mute girl, must communicate by writing on a notepad. Unfortunately, no one thought to tell the cafeteria staff about that, and the lunch lady yells at her for drawing while in line when Mashiro's trying to order. Luckily for Mashiro, Kokosaki, her new friend, can read Mashiro's mind and orders for her, but one would think that a more permanent solution would be to tell the lunch lady that Mashiro can't speak.

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* In ''Manga/TheMuteGirlAndHerNewFriend'', Mashiro, the eponymous mute girl, must communicate by writing on a notepad. Unfortunately, no one thought to tell the cafeteria staff about that, and the lunch lady yells at her for drawing while in line when Mashiro's trying to order. Luckily for Mashiro, Kokosaki, her new friend, can read Mashiro's mind and orders for her, but one would think that a more permanent solution would be to tell the lunch lady that Mashiro can't speak. It later turns out that Mashiro and Kokosaki's homeroom teacher failed to tell the cafeteria staff about Mashiro's inability to speak, and Kokosaki calls the teacher out on it.



** Yukariko blames Nao for attacking her after the above revelation, in reality [[WoundedGazelleGambit an illusion projected by her CHILD]]. Nao, already a bitter, cynical girl by nature, assumes the [=HiME=] coming to confront her about attacking Yukariko are attacking her first, and [[EyeScream loses an eye in the resulting fight]], firmly shoving her from Anti-Hero into an antagonist slot.

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** Yukariko blames Nao for attacking her after the above revelation, in reality [[WoundedGazelleGambit an illusion projected by her CHILD]]. Nao, already a bitter, cynical girl by nature, assumes the [=HiME=] coming to confront her about attacking Yukariko are attacking her first, and [[EyeScream loses an eye in the resulting fight]], firmly shoving her from Anti-Hero into an antagonist slot. Worse, the other protagonists don't realize that Yukariko never actually reported to the nurse's office(which she would have done if she had actually been injured) until much later, when Mai discovers this by chance.



** A more serious example occurs when Luffy and Usopp were arguing about whether to keep the Going Merry, who was beyond fixing. Usopp misinterprets Luffy's decision to not fix Merry as "dumping" whatever became useless (and Usopp had been dealing with confidence issues since the beginning). Usopp fails to mention that [[spoiler:he believes that the ship is ''sentient'']] which goes a long way to explain his behavior. Luffy also tells Nami to stay out of the argument when she mentions that Luffy had a hard time coming to the decision, a fact that might have made Luffy seem a bit more sympathetic.

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** A more serious example occurs when Luffy and Usopp were arguing about whether to keep the Going Merry, who was beyond fixing. Usopp misinterprets Luffy's decision to not fix Merry as "dumping" whatever became useless (and Usopp had been dealing with confidence issues since the beginning).beginning), because Luffy doesn't mention the fact that the Going Merry is beyond repair until the argument has escalated. Worse, Luffy brings up the topic rather casually, as if he came to the decision easily, and doesn't mention that it's not a question of money, thereby making Usopp assume that they couldn't repair the Merry because he lost two thirds of their money. Usopp fails to mention that [[spoiler:he believes that the ship is ''sentient'']] which goes a long way to explain his behavior. Luffy also tells Nami to stay out of the argument when she mentions that Luffy had a hard time coming to the decision, a fact that might have made Luffy seem a bit more sympathetic.
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* In ''Manga/The100GirlfriendsWhoReallyReallyReallyReallyReallyLoveYou'', this is how the Kissing Zombies story arc begins. Kusuri gives everyone two flasks full of tea, then leaves to use the bathroom. Before she goes, she tells them that one of the flasks is for Rentarou and one is for the girls, but fails to mention that the ''big'' one is the one for Rentarou. Naturally, the girls assume that the big flask is for ''them'', and become victims of the LovePotion that Kusuri put in Rentarou's tea, causing them to become fixated on kissing him.
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* ''Anime/Danganronpa3TheEndOfHopesPeakHighSchool''. Seiko and Ruruka were great friends, but following [[spoiler:their expulsion from Hope's Peak Academy]], both got completely different ideas of one another and never spoke to each other again. Come the events of ''Side:Future'', they have a huge fight, and [[spoiler:they both died before they could work things out]].

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* ''Anime/Danganronpa3TheEndOfHopesPeakHighSchool''. Seiko Kimura and Ruruka Andou were great friends, but following [[spoiler:their expulsion from Hope's Peak Academy]], both got completely different ideas of one another and never spoke to each other again. Come the events of ''Side:Future'', they have a huge fight, and [[spoiler:they both died before they could work things out]].

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** The reason why Kogorou and Eri broke up and became estranged. After a ShootTheHostage situation where Kogorou shoots at Eri's leg to force the hostage taker to abandon her, Eri (who understood Kogorou's intent) still goes all the trouble to cook dinner for him despite her hurting leg. Kogorou's is upset and tells her that with her level of cooking, she can go to bed instead. Eri was hurt that she got yelled by her husband for trying to care for him despite the bad experience and pain she just suffered from. Kogorou, on the other, was actually mad at the fact that she's not resting like she should have, but conveyed his message in his usualy clumsy way, leading to the break-up.



* In ''Anime/{{Shirobako}}'', [[TheLoad Tarou]] ends up causing a schism between the 2D and 3D departments of the studio by poorly relaying messages about who is responsible for doing an important cut that involves an explosion. He exacerbates the situation by calling Aoi for help when she's out drinking with her friends, and fails to make it clear that this is a serious problem. As a result, she assumes he's just fooling around and hangs up on him, not realizing the truth until the next time she comes to work.

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* In ''Anime/{{Shirobako}}'', [[TheLoad Tarou]] ends up causing a schism between the 2D and 3D departments of the studio by poorly relaying messages about who is responsible for doing an important cut that involves an explosion. He exacerbates the situation by calling Aoi Miyamori for help when she's out drinking with her friends, and fails to make it clear that this is a serious problem. As a result, she assumes he's just fooling around and hangs up on him, not realizing the truth until the next time she comes to work.
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* In [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Manga/CMB C.M.B]] this ruins a friendship. Luckily the protagonist is able to resolve it.

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