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* In ''WebVideo/{{Dream}}'''s [[https://youtu.be/tylNqtyj0gs?t=1614 3 Hunters Grand Finale video]] (26:54), Sapnap wants revenge after [[spoiler:Dream killed George, causing Sapnap to go into an UnstoppableRage and try to kill Dream]].
-->'''Sapnap:''' [[spoiler:THIS IS FOR GEORGE, DREAM!]]

* WebVideo/DiamandaHagan's reason for coming to Disneyworld in ''Film/ProjectMillion''.

* In ''[[LetsPlay/{{Dream}} Dream's]]'' [[https://youtu.be/tylNqtyj0gs?t=1614 3 Hunters Grand Finale video,]] (26:54) Sapnap wants revenge after [[spoiler: Dream killed George, causing Sapnap to go into an UnstoppableRage and try to kill Dream.]]
--> '''Sapnap:''' [[spoiler: THIS IS FOR GEORGE, DREAM!]]

** The story of the Levite and his concubine in the Literature/BookOfJudges. After several Benjamites gang-raped a Levite's concubine, resulting in her death, the Israelites demanded the killers be handed over for punishment. The Benjamites refused, so the Israelites declared war and spent what must have been several months destroying all the major Benjamite cities, then hunting down all the surviving Benjamites and killing all the ones who were not virgins. Safe to say they won't do it again, although the tribe had been decimated to the point where a LoopholeAbuse had to take place when the other tribes of Israel had put a curse on anyone from their own tribes that would give their daughter to a Benjamite male as a wife.

Compare LastStand, where the motives are frequently the same. May be a case of RevengeBeforeReason culminating in a SelfDestructiveCharge. In other cases, the anger has burned itself out by the end, leaving only a dogged {{Determinator}} to finish the task. Also compare to RoaringRampageOfRescue, where the goal of the rampage is to rescue a loved one rather to exact revenge for what was done to them. The two may overlap, particularly if the rescuers [[YouAreTooLate fail to save]] their loved ones and settle for avenging them.

* ''TabletopGame/InNomine'': Deconstructed. When Legion, the Demon Prince of Cruelty, breaks out of his ancient prison, he's going to go on a frenzied attack against Heaven and humanity... which will almost certainly result in his death. Whether he survives to become a new player primarily depends on whether or not he can calm down enough to recognize that personally storming the gates of Heaven and attacking every Demon Prince who tells him otherwise is not a wise plan.

If the hero has a specific hit list, this usually ends up as a GottaKillThemAll situation as the hero hunts down and kills each bad guy on the list before moving on to the next. In most cases, the second to last bad guy on the hit-list is the [[TheDragon Dragon]] for whichever BigBad that the hero has saved for last, and is usually someone the hero has an [[ItsPersonalWithTheDragon especially personal beef]] with and/or is the most {{psycho|ForHire}}tic or otherwise hateworthy foe on the list aside from the BigBad. If the hero decided a rampage wasn't enough, the hero may resort to an ExtremeMeleeRevenge to let the bad guys feel the pain with [[NoHoldsBarredBeatDown a truly savage beating]].

->''"Looked dead, didn't I? But I wasn't. But it wasn't from lack of trying, I can tell you that. Actually, Bill's last bullet put me in a coma. A coma I was to lie in for four years. When I woke up, I went on what the movie advertisements refer to as a 'roaring rampage of revenge'. I roared. And I rampaged. And I got bloody satisfaction. I've killed a hell of a lot of people to get to this point, but I have only one more. The last one. The one I'm driving to right now. The only one left. And when I arrive at my destination, I am gonna [[TitleDrop kill Bill]]."''

* In Wrestling/{{CHIKARA}}, Wrestling/MikeQuackenbush went on a rampage against the PowerStable GEKIDO for breaking his arm and putting him on the shelf for months. Quack broke 17's fingers at ''Chikarasaurus Rex: How to Hatch a Dinosaur'', and engaged in some uncharacteristic post-match brutality against [=AssailANT and DeviANT=] at ''King of Trios 2012'' that made even his best friend, Wrestling/{{Jigsaw|Wrestling}}, try to talk some sense into him.

* After Merlok, a big piranha character, put Ashley Vox's Wrestling/TeamSeaStars partner (and RealLife sister) Delmi Exo and {{Sidekick}} Wrestling/{{Jawsolyn}} out of Wrestling/{{CHIKARA}} during 2017, she went off on this for the rest of the season. Following the advice of Obariyon (formerly of Wrestling/TheBatiri), she channeled the darkness within herself and became "Queen of the Seven Seas" Oceanea, leading to her [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LgKfLNmahic&t=2s finally]] defeating Merlok at the SeasonFinale ''Closing Time'' on December 2nd.

* When [[LetsPlay/{{Ivorycello}} Ivorycello's]] pet bird Shiratori is killed by Sven in a last ditch attempt to subdue her, Plumpkin traps her in her own mind. Following several tense conversations, she then declares that she is prepared to [[OmnicidalManiac kill absolutely everyone]].

---->''"Yar! Oose 'da biggest an' da baddest now, eh? I'll show ya, I'll show ya all! Just try an' stop me!"'' -- Grabthroat Shinkicka,
Killa Kan pilot

** ''TabletopGame/Warhammer40000'': The Altar Brethren were one of thirty Chapters sent into a penitent crusade into the Eye of Terror by a corrupt Ecclesiarchical leader. By the time they made their way back out of the Eye, the Brethren, now calling themselves the Iconoclasts, were so scarred by their betrayal and the things that had happened to them in there that they have since devoted themselves to a single-minded rampage against the Ecclesiarchy, and are particularly focused on razing and descrating Shrine Worlds.

* Rather common in TabletopGame/BattleTech. When an invading nation, [[BigBad Clan Smoke Jaguar]] used orbital bombardment on a conquered city (after a [[GreatEscape prison break]]), [[ShootTheDog then killed anyone escaping]], as a warning to all other conquered planets, [[AwakeningTheSleepingGiant every military in the Inner Sphere]] sent their elite units and their [[LostTechnology extremely rare]] space warships on a mission to wipe out the entirety of the Clan Smoke Jaguar military, killing or capturing every single Jaguar warrior. They landed all their forces on the Jaguar homeworld, Huntress, then used their ''own'' orbital bombardment to wipe out concentrated Jaguar military forces while picking off stragglers with overwhelming firepower and ambush tactics.

* Contracts of Stone 5, "Red Rage of Terrible Revenge" from ''TabletopGame/ChangelingTheLost'' not only turns you into a nigh-unstoppable monster, but is free to cast if you are seeking vengeance for an injured or killed loved one.
* Creator/GamesWorkshop games:
** ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer}}''

** In the 1st Edition of the ''TabletopGame/Warhammer40000'' GaidenGame ''TabletopGame/{{Necromunda}}'' the [[MagicalNativeAmerican Ratskin]] special character Brakar the Avenger had been stalking the underhive killing anyone he believes has wronged his adopted people ever since the tribe that took him in and nursed him back to health was slaughtered.
* The free tabletop game ''TabletopGame/TheHardWay'' also has revenge as a quite frequent motive, given the Trauma part of every PC's background.
* Thyra from {{Tabletopgame/Iron Kingdoms}}. After her family was killed in a raid by mercenaries hired by Cygnar, she led a band of fellow survivors in a guerilla war against them. They did surprisingly well before she killed a Menite priest who tried to get her to stop, and was imprisoned and subsequently recruited by Feora.
* ''TabletopGame/MagicTheGathering'': Ajani started out this way in his Vengeant state, and had to be prevented from doing it again on Theros [[spoiler:after Elspeth's death]]. Garruk spent most of Innistrad block doing this while pursuing Liliana. Chandra tried this on the Order who burned down her village. Given the power that planeswalkers wield even after the Mending, whenever a planeswalker pulls this, a lot of things end up broken.
* The tabletop game ''Scarlet Wake'', which draws inspiration from Film/KillBill, focuses more or less entirely on having your character go on one of these against those who wronged them.

[[caption-width-right:350:[[MuggingTheMonster They shouldn't have killed his dog.]]]]

Would-be avengers need to be extremely careful about falling into HeWhoFightsMonsters territory. It's one thing to take revenge on someone who is directly responsible for wronging you, but it's quite another to [[RevengeByProxy extend your revenge to that person's children]], people who are only tangentially related to the main target, and any innocent bystanders unlucky enough to get in the way. If this happens, then TheHero [[FaceHeelTurn may cease]] [[JumpingOffTheSlipperySlope to be]] [[MoralEventHorizon worthy of]] [[FallenHero that title.]]

Would-be avengers need to be extremely careful about falling into HeWhoFightsMonsters territory. It's one thing to take revenge on someone who is directly responsible for wronging you, but it's quite another to [[RevengeByProxy extend your revenge to that person's children]], people who are only tangentially related to the main target, and any innocent bystanders unlucky enough to get in the way. If this happens, then TheHero [[FaceHeelTurn may cease]] [[JumpingOffTheSlipperySlope to be]] [[MoralEventHorizon worthy of]][[FallenHero that title.]]

Would-be avengers need to be extremely careful about falling into HeWhoFightsMonsters territory. It's one thing to take revenge on someone who is directly responsible for wronging you, but it's quite another to [[RevengeByProxy extend your revenge to that person's children]], people who are only tangentially related to the main target, and any innocent bystanders unlucky enough to get in the way. If this happens, then TheHero [[FaceHeelTurn may cease]] [[JumpingOffTheSlipperySlope to be]] [[MoralEventHorizon worthy of ]][[FallenHero that title.]]

Would-be avengers need to be extremely careful about falling into HeWhoFightsMonsters territory. It's one thing to take revenge on someone who is directly responsible for wronging you, but it's quite another to [[RevengeByProxy extend your revenge to that person's children]], people who are only tangentially related to the main target, and any innocent bystanders unlucky enough to get in the way. If this happens, then TheHero [[FaceHeelTurn may cease]] [[JumpingOffTheSlipperySlope to be]] [[MoralEventHorizon worth of]][[FallenHero that title.]]

Would-be avengers need to be extremely careful about falling into HeWhoFightsMonsters territory. It's one thing to take revenge on someone who is directly responsible for wronging you, but it's quite another to [[RevengeByProxy extend your revenge to that person's children]], people who are only tangentially related to the main target, and any innocent bystanders unlucky enough to get in the way. If this happens, then TheHero [[FaceHeelTurn may cease]] [[JumpingOffTheSlipperySlope to be worthy of]] [[FallenHero that title.]]

[[EnemiesList She's making her list]], [[SantaClaus she's checking it twice]], and she's [[SortingAlgorithmOfEvil checking off your name after she's killed you nice]], probably for [[ItsPersonal making it personal]]. And in the above example she's even ''quoting her own movie poster blurb''. But it's okay, you deserve it — because you're evil, you [[MamaBear kidnapped her child]], and you probably [[KickTheDog kicked her dog]] ([[MoralEventHorizon if not worse]]) as well. Either you're a minion or you're the BigBad behind it all, but it doesn't matter in the end because either way, you're going down… and Alice or Bob is going to be the one to do it, even if it means [[TakingYouWithMe going down with you]].