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* ''Franchise/StarWars: Film/RevengeOfTheSith'': "Execute Order 66." And thousands of clone soldiers open fire on their Jedi generals.
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* ''Franchise/StarWars: Film/RevengeOfTheSith'': "Execute Order 66." And thousands of clone soldiers open fire on their Jedi generals. Worth noting is that, [[CanonMarchesOn as originally written]], Order 66 wasn't a trigger phrase but a legitimate contingency plan by the Grand Army of the Republic which was activated illegitimately; it wouldn't be until the sixth season of ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars'' that it was retconned into essentially being posthypnotic suggestion to ''force'' the clones to execute the Jedi, reconciling how they would unquestioningly open fire on their Jedi commanders after they were developed into characters in their own right who knew, trusted, and even befriended the Jedi instead of just being a faceless RedShirtArmy.
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Hello, Troper. [[DescribeTopicHere Would you like to know about the Trigger Phrase?]] Good. [[SelfDemonstratingArticle Then just sit back and relax.]]
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Hello, Troper. [[DescribeTopicHere [[JustForFun/DescribeTopicHere Would you like to know about the Trigger Phrase?]] Good. [[SelfDemonstratingArticle Then just sit back and relax.]]
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Hello, Troper. [[DescribeTopicHere Would you like to know about the Trigger Phrase? Phrase?]] Good. [[SelfDemonstratingArticle Then just sit back and relax.
relax.]]
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''In each shadowy corner there lurketh a ghost.''
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* Played for Laughs in ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IHQr0HCIN2w Mexican Standoff]]'', when a character is revealed to be a sleeper agent, triggered only when someone utters the phrase "blueberry pie."
* The streamers from ''Offline TV and Friends'' decided to treat the word "babushka" as this for awhile in their ''VideoGame/AmongUs'' games with Proximity Chat. [[https://youtu.be/WzIygALa6a0?t=58 It began]] when LetsPlay/{{Valkyrae}} hadn't gotten to be the Impostor in awhile and a sympathetic Creator/{{Sykkuno}} revealed that he was an Impostor that round and offered to kill on her behalf whenever she liked, and the two decided to use "babushka" as the code word to order Sykkuno to kill on Rae's behalf. It really took off in popularity however, [[https://youtu.be/WzIygALa6a0?t=663 after another round later that day]] when Valkyrae was explaining the arrangement the two of them had used while Sykkuno was away from his keyboard on a bathroom break. Sykkuno returned at exactly the moment that Rae used the word babushka and, mistaking it for a legitimate use of the code word, immediately killed the nearest player, [[OverzealousUnderling despite being surrounded by five different witnesses to the deed]], unleashing a round of chaos and slaughter. (Dramatized slightly in the animated ''WebAnimation/BabushkaTheMovie'', which you can see [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JmGQTMvO-U here]].) For some time afterwards, "babushka" was treated as a trigger word between Impostors, or Impostors and [[TheQuisling crewmates cooperating with the Impostors]], as a signal to kill, and it was sometimes treated as a trigger that couldn't be refused, and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YkZ0quY9F-w could force Impostors to kill even when it would be suicidal to do so]].
* The streamers from ''Offline TV and Friends'' decided to treat the word "babushka" as this for awhile in their ''VideoGame/AmongUs'' games with Proximity Chat. [[https://youtu.be/WzIygALa6a0?t=58 It began]] when LetsPlay/{{Valkyrae}} hadn't gotten to be the Impostor in awhile and a sympathetic Creator/{{Sykkuno}} revealed that he was an Impostor that round and offered to kill on her behalf whenever she liked, and the two decided to use "babushka" as the code word to order Sykkuno to kill on Rae's behalf. It really took off in popularity however, [[https://youtu.be/WzIygALa6a0?t=663 after another round later that day]] when Valkyrae was explaining the arrangement the two of them had used while Sykkuno was away from his keyboard on a bathroom break. Sykkuno returned at exactly the moment that Rae used the word babushka and, mistaking it for a legitimate use of the code word, immediately killed the nearest player, [[OverzealousUnderling despite being surrounded by five different witnesses to the deed]], unleashing a round of chaos and slaughter. (Dramatized slightly in the animated ''WebAnimation/BabushkaTheMovie'', which you can see [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JmGQTMvO-U here]].) For some time afterwards, "babushka" was treated as a trigger word between Impostors, or Impostors and [[TheQuisling crewmates cooperating with the Impostors]], as a signal to kill, and it was sometimes treated as a trigger that couldn't be refused, and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YkZ0quY9F-w could force Impostors to kill even when it would be suicidal to do so]].
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* Played for Laughs PlayedForLaughs in ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IHQr0HCIN2w Mexican Standoff]]'', when a character is revealed to be a sleeper agent, triggered only when someone utters the phrase "blueberry pie."
* The streamers from ''Offline TV and Friends'' decided to treat the word "babushka" as this forawhile a while in their ''VideoGame/AmongUs'' games with Proximity Chat. [[https://youtu.be/WzIygALa6a0?t=58 It began]] when LetsPlay/{{Valkyrae}} hadn't gotten to be the Impostor in awhile a while, and a sympathetic Creator/{{Sykkuno}} revealed that he was an Impostor that round and offered to kill on her behalf whenever she liked, and so the two decided to use "babushka" as the code word to order Sykkuno to kill on Rae's behalf. It really took off in popularity popularity, however, [[https://youtu.be/WzIygALa6a0?t=663 after another round later that day]] when Valkyrae was explaining the arrangement the two of them had used while Sykkuno was away from his keyboard on a bathroom break. Sykkuno returned at exactly the exact moment that Rae used the word babushka 'babushka' and, mistaking it for a legitimate use of the code word, immediately killed the nearest player, [[OverzealousUnderling despite being surrounded by five different witnesses to the deed]], unleashing a round of chaos and slaughter. (Dramatized slightly in the animated ''WebAnimation/BabushkaTheMovie'', which you can see [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JmGQTMvO-U here]].) For some time afterwards, "babushka" was treated as a trigger word between Impostors, or Impostors and [[TheQuisling crewmates cooperating with the Impostors]], as a signal to kill, and it was sometimes treated as a trigger that couldn't be refused, and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YkZ0quY9F-w could force Impostors to kill even when it would be suicidal to do so]].
* The streamers from ''Offline TV and Friends'' decided to treat the word "babushka" as this for
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* Derek Film/{{Zoolander}} will kill the Prime Minister of Malaysia when he [[MusicalTrigger hears the song]] ''Relax''.
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* ''Film/{{Zoolander}}'': The title Derek Film/{{Zoolander}} Zoolander will kill the Prime Minister of Malaysia when he [[MusicalTrigger hears the song]] ''Relax''.
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* A variation appears in ''Manga/JojosBizarreAdventureStoneOcean'': [[spoiler: DIO's diary describes a sequence of fourteen secret, nonsensical phrases [[labelnote:*]] Spiral staircase, rhinoceros beetle, ghost town, fig tart, rhinoceros beetle, Via Dolorosa, rhinoceros beetle, singularity point, Giotto, angels, hydrangea, rhinoceros beetle, singularity point, secret emperor[[/labelnote]] that, according to the diary, are necessary to "achieve heaven". Indeed, BigBad Enrico Pucci utters this sequence of words to Green Baby, which then fuses with his Stand Whitesnake to form C-Moon.]]
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* A variation appears in ''Manga/JojosBizarreAdventureStoneOcean'': [[spoiler: DIO's diary describes a sequence of fourteen secret, nonsensical phrases [[labelnote:*]] Spiral staircase, rhinoceros beetle, ghost town, fig tart, rhinoceros beetle, Via Dolorosa, rhinoceros beetle, singularity point, Giotto, angels, hydrangea, rhinoceros beetle, singularity point, secret emperor[[/labelnote]] that, according to the diary, are necessary to "achieve heaven". Indeed, BigBad Indeed, [[BigBad Enrico Pucci Pucci]] utters this sequence of words to Green Baby, which then fuses with his Stand Whitesnake to form C-Moon.]]
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* ''Film/{{Serenity}}'': River is activated by a subliminal message in a Fruity Oaty Bar commercial, but is [[spoiler:put to sleep]] by Simon saying "Eta kuram na smekh," Russian for "That's for hens to laugh at" (i.e. "That's ridiculous.").
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* ''Film/{{Serenity}}'': ''Film/Serenity2005'': River is activated by a subliminal message in a Fruity Oaty Bar commercial, but is [[spoiler:put to sleep]] by Simon saying "Eta kuram na smekh," Russian for "That's for hens to laugh at" (i.e. , "That's ridiculous.").
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* During the ''ComicBook/TeenTitans[=/=][[ComicBook/BatmanAndTheOutsiders Outsiders]]'' crossover "The Insiders", Superboy was brainwashed by Lex Luthor, who used the words "Vincere Aut Mori" ("Conquer or die" in Latin).
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* During the ''ComicBook/TeenTitans[=/=][[ComicBook/BatmanAndTheOutsiders Outsiders]]'' ''ComicBook/TeenTitans[=/=]ComicBook/{{Outsiders|2003}}'' crossover "The Insiders", Superboy was brainwashed by Lex Luthor, who used the words "Vincere Aut Mori" ("Conquer or die" in Latin).
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** [[Recap/DoctorWho60thASTheStarBeast "The Star Beast"]] has one for Donna: "Westerly, pelican, dreams, tornado, clifftops, andante, grief, fingerprint, susurration, sparrow, dance, Mexico, binary."
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** Emma used this same trick in ''Avengers+X-Men #13'' while on a personal mission with Black Widow, with a slight twist to it. Rather than a trigger phrase, she used her telepathy to implant a pervert (by the name of Frank) who was blackmailing her with a supposed sex tape with a trigger ''sight''. Now, every time he sees a pair of bare breasts, he projectile vomits. ''Every time.'' Natasha finds it so amusing that she feints having left something behind just to go back and flash the guy again.
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** Emma used this same trick in ''Avengers+X-Men #13'' while on a personal mission with Black Widow, with a slight twist to it. Rather than a trigger phrase, she used her telepathy to implant a pervert (by the name of Frank) who was blackmailing her with a supposed sex tape with a trigger ''sight''. Now, every time he sees a pair of bare breasts, he projectile vomits. ''Every time.'' Natasha finds it so amusing that she feints feigns having left something behind just to go back and flash the guy again.
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* Franchise/{{Batman}} set up an alternate "[[CrazyPrepared emergency personality]]" for himself that was triggered by the phrase "Zur En Arrh." This is taken from a story in ''Batman'' #133 in 1958 where Batman encounters his crimefighting counterpart from the planet Zur-En-Arrh. In the context of the story, it is revealed that the phrase is [[spoiler:a bastardization of Thomas Wayne's last words, "Zorro in Arkham."]]
** Batman had another self-administered version in a ''[[ComicBook/JusticeLeague JLA]]'' storyline. [[spoiler:He was designing weapons to take out his own teammates if necessary. In order to keep the project hidden from Martian Manhunter's telepathy, he had the knowledge of his plans mentally "buried," and it could only be recalled when he heard a trigger phrase from his bat-computer. A different trigger phrase would "re-bury" the project in his subconscious if MM came within telepathy range of the Batcave.]]
** Batman had another self-administered version in a ''[[ComicBook/JusticeLeague JLA]]'' storyline. [[spoiler:He was designing weapons to take out his own teammates if necessary. In order to keep the project hidden from Martian Manhunter's telepathy, he had the knowledge of his plans mentally "buried," and it could only be recalled when he heard a trigger phrase from his bat-computer. A different trigger phrase would "re-bury" the project in his subconscious if MM came within telepathy range of the Batcave.]]
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* Franchise/{{Batman}} ''ComicBook/{{Batman}}'':
** Batman set up an alternate"[[CrazyPrepared emergency personality]]" "emergency personality" for himself that was triggered by the phrase "Zur En Arrh." This is taken from a story in ''Batman'' #133 in 1958 (1958) where Batman encounters his crimefighting counterpart from the planet Zur-En-Arrh. In the context of the story, it is revealed that the phrase is [[spoiler:a bastardization of Thomas Wayne's last words, "Zorro in Arkham."]]
** Batman had another self-administered version in a''[[ComicBook/JusticeLeague JLA]]'' ''ComicBook/JLA1997'' storyline. [[spoiler:He was designing weapons to take out his own teammates if necessary. In order to keep the project hidden from Martian Manhunter's telepathy, he had the knowledge of his plans mentally "buried," and it could only be recalled when he heard a trigger phrase from his bat-computer. A different trigger phrase would "re-bury" the project in his subconscious if MM came within telepathy range of the Batcave.]]
** Batman set up an alternate
** Batman had another self-administered version in a
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* In one [[WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids surprisingly disturbing]] [[ComicBook/MickeyMouseComicUniverse Mickey Mouse comic]], the trigger word is "time". The villain (a psychologist, who sought revenge on Mickey for putting his son in jail) deliberately chose a fairly common word, so the trigger would go off often enough. It made Mickey instantly fall asleep and have nightmares, causing him to be unable to tell reality from dream and eroding his confidence.
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* In ''ComicBook/LegionOfSuperHeroes'' storyline "ComicBook/TheUnknownLegionnaire", ComicBook/{{Superboy}} triggers Kara's memories back by saying her codename "ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}".
* ''ComicBook/MickeyMouseComicUniverse'': In one[[WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids surprisingly disturbing]] [[ComicBook/MickeyMouseComicUniverse Mickey Mouse comic]], comic, the trigger word is "time". The villain (a psychologist, who sought revenge on Mickey for putting his son in jail) deliberately chose a fairly common word, so the trigger would go off often enough. It made Mickey instantly fall asleep and have nightmares, causing him to be unable to tell reality from dream and eroding his confidence.
* ''ComicBook/MickeyMouseComicUniverse'': In one
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* "He loves you" in both ''ComicBook/SecretInvasion2008'' and the ''ComicStrip/TwistedToyfareTheatre'' parody of same. "He loves you." "Who, Northstar? I know, it's just--HEY!"
* ''[[ComicBook/TeenTitans Teen Titans Spotlight]]'' featured a superhuman psychiatrist who was brainwashing her clients into becoming secret assassins; she used the trigger words "Goldilocks", "Rumpelstiltkin", and possibly "Snow White" to activate and deactivate them.
* ''[[ComicBook/TeenTitans Teen Titans Spotlight]]'' featured a superhuman psychiatrist who was brainwashing her clients into becoming secret assassins; she used the trigger words "Goldilocks", "Rumpelstiltkin", and possibly "Snow White" to activate and deactivate them.
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* "He loves you" in both ''ComicBook/SecretInvasion2008'' and the ''ComicStrip/TwistedToyfareTheatre'' parody of same. ''ComicBook/SecretInvasion2008'': "He loves you." "Who, Northstar? I know, it's just--HEY!"
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*''[[ComicBook/TeenTitans Teen Titans Spotlight]]'' ''ComicBook/TeenTitans Spotlight'' featured a superhuman psychiatrist who was brainwashing her clients into becoming secret assassins; she used the trigger words "Goldilocks", "Rumpelstiltkin", and possibly "Snow White" to activate and deactivate them.
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* ReformedButNotTamed ComicBook/XMen former villainess ComicBook/EmmaFrost used her powers to shut down two armed guards' pain centers after a fight with Wolverine, which seems like a nice thing to do, but then she stuck something extra in:
-->'''Emma Frost''': "And every time you hear the words 'parsley', 'intractable' or 'longitude' you will vomit uncontrollably for 48 hours."
** Emma used this same trick in ''[=A+X=] #13'' while on a personal mission with Black Widow, with a slight twist to it. Rather than a trigger phrase, she used her telepathy to implant a pervert (by the name of Frank) who was blackmailing her with a supposed sex tape with a trigger ''sight''. Now, every time he sees a pair of bare breasts, he projectile vomits. ''Every time.'' Natasha finds it so amusing that she feints having left something behind just to go back and flash the guy again.
-->'''Emma Frost''': "And every time you hear the words 'parsley', 'intractable' or 'longitude' you will vomit uncontrollably for 48 hours."
** Emma used this same trick in ''[=A+X=] #13'' while on a personal mission with Black Widow, with a slight twist to it. Rather than a trigger phrase, she used her telepathy to implant a pervert (by the name of Frank) who was blackmailing her with a supposed sex tape with a trigger ''sight''. Now, every time he sees a pair of bare breasts, he projectile vomits. ''Every time.'' Natasha finds it so amusing that she feints having left something behind just to go back and flash the guy again.
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* ReformedButNotTamed ComicBook/XMen former ''ComicBook/XMen'':
** Former villainess ComicBook/EmmaFrost used her powers to shut down two armed guards' pain centers after a fight with Wolverine, which seems like a nice thing to do, but then she stuck something extra in:
-->'''Emma --->'''Emma Frost''': "And every time you hear the words 'parsley', 'intractable' or 'longitude' you will vomit uncontrollably for 48 hours."
** Emma used this same trick in''[=A+X=] ''Avengers+X-Men #13'' while on a personal mission with Black Widow, with a slight twist to it. Rather than a trigger phrase, she used her telepathy to implant a pervert (by the name of Frank) who was blackmailing her with a supposed sex tape with a trigger ''sight''. Now, every time he sees a pair of bare breasts, he projectile vomits. ''Every time.'' Natasha finds it so amusing that she feints having left something behind just to go back and flash the guy again.
** Former villainess ComicBook/EmmaFrost used her powers to shut down two armed guards' pain centers after a fight with Wolverine, which seems like a nice thing to do, but then she stuck something extra in:
** Emma used this same trick in
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** In the same series, ComicBook/{{X 23}} has a trigger ''scent.'' DependingOnTheWriter, she's either learning to fight it or is instantly turned into an AxCrazy berserker who will kill the person marked with the scent (or sometimes pretty much anyone in the vicinity) without hesitation.
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* In the long-defunct ''Professor X Programme Guide'' website (about the ShowWithinAShow version of ''Series/DoctorWho''), the Professor routinely hypnotises his companions to cluck like a chicken when he says "Zeus plugs", because [[ItAmusedMe it amuses him]].
* Presidential Candidate [=John McCain=] in ''Website/SomethingAwful'''s [[http://www.somethingawful.com/d/news/mccain-ascendency-ludlum.php The McCain Ascendancy by Robert Ludlum]]
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* In the long-defunct ''Professor X Programme Guide'' website (about the ShowWithinAShow version of ''Series/DoctorWho''), the Professor routinely hypnotises his companions to cluck like a chicken when he says "Zeus plugs", because [[ItAmusedMe it amuses him]].
* Presidential Candidate [=John McCain=] in ''Website/SomethingAwful'''s [[http://www.somethingawful.com/d/news/mccain-ascendency-ludlum.php The McCain Ascendancy by Robert Ludlum]]
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* "He loves you" in both ''ComicBook/SecretInvasion'' and the ''ComicStrip/TwistedToyfareTheatre'' parody of same. "He loves you." "Who, Northstar? I know, it's just--HEY!"
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* "He loves you" in both ''ComicBook/SecretInvasion'' ''ComicBook/SecretInvasion2008'' and the ''ComicStrip/TwistedToyfareTheatre'' parody of same. "He loves you." "Who, Northstar? I know, it's just--HEY!"
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* In Creator/CharleSheffield's "McAndrew Chronicles", space travellers are hypnotically imprinted with the "Sturm Protocol" to send them into vacuum-survival mode when a special whistle is sounded. One effect is that instead of keeping their eyes open with occasional split-second blinks, someone with the protocol triggered keeps their eyes closed with occasional split-second peeks at their surroundings, protecting their vision from ultraviolet radiation and dessication. There are strict penalties for using the invocation for any circumstances other than imminent ExplosiveDecompression.
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* In Creator/CharleSheffield's "McAndrew Creator/CharlesSheffield's "[=McAndrew=] Chronicles", space travellers are hypnotically imprinted with the "Sturm Protocol" to send them into vacuum-survival mode when a special whistle is sounded. One effect is that instead of keeping their eyes open with occasional split-second blinks, someone with the protocol triggered keeps their eyes closed with occasional split-second peeks at their surroundings, protecting their vision from ultraviolet radiation and dessication. There are strict penalties for using the invocation for any circumstances other than imminent ExplosiveDecompression.
