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* ''BatmanTheBraveAndTheBold'' "Legends Of The Dark Mite": Catman attempts to sell a rare wild tiger.
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* ''MegaMind'' and the Button of Doom starts off with MegaMind auctioning off all of his old evil inventions [[spoiler:since he's turned good]]. Proves very fun for one kid who buys his dehydration gun...
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* In the Ruby-Spears ''MegaMan'' cartoon, one episode had Dr. Wily shrink entire American cities - specifically, [[NewYorkCity New York]], [[WashingtonDC Washington]], and [[TheWindyCity Chicago]] - and then encase them in glass before auctioning them off to the highest bidder. One scene of the Robot Masters driving around in their van also had Guts Man mention that {{Pittsburgh}}, [[ClevelandRocks Cleveland]], and LosAngeles were next on the list.
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* In the Ruby-Spears ''MegaMan'' ''Series/MegaMan'' cartoon, one episode had Dr. Wily shrink entire American cities - specifically, [[NewYorkCity New York]], [[WashingtonDC Washington]], and [[TheWindyCity Chicago]] - and then encase them in glass before auctioning them off to the highest bidder. One scene of the Robot Masters driving around in their van also had Guts Man mention that {{Pittsburgh}}, [[ClevelandRocks Cleveland]], and LosAngeles were next on the list.
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* Avon is paraded at a slave auction in one episode of ''BlakesSeven''.
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* ''{{Farscape}}'', Crichton sets up one of these for the wormhole knowledge inside his brain. He doesn't intend to actually let the auction conclude, but merely uses the competition between the {{Big Bad}}s this stirs up as a cover for his real plans. Needless to say, [[CrowningMomentOfAwesome it's awesome.]]
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* ''{{Farscape}}'', ''Series/{{Farscape}}'', Crichton sets up one of these for the wormhole knowledge inside his brain. He doesn't intend to actually let the auction conclude, but merely uses the competition between the {{Big Bad}}s this stirs up as a cover for his real plans. Needless to say, [[CrowningMomentOfAwesome it's awesome.]]
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* In TheMasterofDisguise, the main villain steals all the worlds most valuable objects and then sells them on Black Market eBay.
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* In ''DevilSurvivor'', this is how you "acquire" new demons. If the bids are too close, it passes from English-type auction to a sealed-type.
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** In another, the baddie auctions off the "antidote" to a computer virus that can cripple military systems. The virus itself was free, since none of the attendees could use it without exposing their own systems.
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* ''{{Freakazoid}}'' had a variation of this in which a raffle, hosted by The Lobe, the winner being allowed to [[spoiler: set off the giant wooden horn which would play a note at Freakazoid's resonant frequency, shattering him]]. Naturally all of Freak's villains were there to get in on this (and I'm pretty sure CandleJack was
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* In ''{{NeverwinterNights}}'' Hordes of the Underdark expansion, you can buy a female human slave from the Illithid. You can either send her to fight or free her.
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* Jack Vance's DemonPrinces series plays this trope straight, subverts it AND ''inverts'' it in the second book, ''The Killing Machine''. Interchange is a planet which specialises in kidnap victim/ransom exchanges, acting as intermediary between the villain and anyone who chooses to pay the ransom. Everyone wins, because the villain can rest assured he will get his money while the ransoming party knows the person they're coughing up for is guaranteed to be alive and well and in good health (in custody at Interchange, NOT in the villain's lair). In order to avoid the loathsome attentions of a master criminal (the BigBad of the episode), the heroine approaches Interchange and posts a "ransom" for ''herself'', far beyond the capacity of anyone to pay. How [[spoiler:Kirth Gersen]] goes about subverting the system is the subject of the first half of the book.
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* ''SuperFriends'' during the "Super Powers" era, had an episode where the Justice League infiltrated an intergalactic auction to prevent anyone from getting their hands on a piece of Gold Kryptonite, in order to protect Superman. The Kryptonite ended up in {{Darkseid}}'s hands.
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* In the Ruby-Spears ''MegaMan'' cartoon, one episode had Dr. Wily shrink entire American cities - specifically, [[NewYorkCity New York]], [[WashingtonDC Washington]], and [[TheWindyCity Chicago]] - and then encase them in glass before auctioning them off to the highest bidder. One scene of the Robot Masters driving around in their van also had Guts Man mention that {{Pittsburgh}}, [[ClevelandRocks Cleveland]], and LosAngeles were next on the list.
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* ''The Ersatz Elevator'', the sixth book in ''ASeriesOfUnfortunateEvents'', ends in an auction when the Baudelaires THINK that [[spoiler: Duncan and Isadora are hidden in an item called "V.F.D.", but it turns out that they're hidden in a large sculpture of a [[RedHerring red herring]].]]
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* A FamilyGuy cutaway has Stewie attending a perfectly normal auction, that just happens to offer a machine capable of enslaving humanity.
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* The Venom symbiote was auctioned to the highest bidder eventually in ''SpiderMan'' comics by Eddie Brock himself. All the top villains were in attendance, as were scrubs like the Looter. The Scorpion won and continues to be Venom to this day.
** Actually, the auction was won by a mobster, who gave the suit to his son, Angelo. Unfortunately for him, as he was fleeing after finding out that he couldn't beat Spider-Man (He was not as strong as Brock), the symbiote abandoned him in mid leap, claiming that he was even more pathetic than Brock. Angelo died, and the symbiote found its way to Gargan later.
** Actually, the auction was won by a mobster, who gave the suit to his son, Angelo. Unfortunately for him, as he was fleeing after finding out that he couldn't beat Spider-Man (He was not as strong as Brock), the symbiote abandoned him in mid leap, claiming that he was even more pathetic than Brock. Angelo died, and the symbiote found its way to Gargan later.
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** Actually, the auction was won by a mobster, whogave the suit it to his son, Angelo. Unfortunately for him, as he was fleeing after finding out that he couldn't beat Spider-Man (He was not as strong as Brock), the symbiote abandoned him in mid leap, claiming that he was even more pathetic than Brock. wimpy son Angelo died, in hopes that it'll toughen him up. Angelo got himself killed pretty quickly and the symbiote found its way to Gargan later.Macdonald "Mac" Gargan, formerly the Scorpion, who's had it ever since.
** Actually, the auction was won by a mobster, who
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* In TheMasterofDisguise, the main villain steals all the worlds most valuable objects and then sells them on Black Market eBay.
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** Also in "The Strange Secret of Bruce Wayne", Hugo Strange tries to auction off Batman's SecretIdentity to The Joker, The Penguin, and Two-Face.
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-->--'''Tucker:''' I Dunno, they're gonna steal it and auction it off to the highest bidder or something
-->--'''Caboose:''' GASP! They're like Evil Ebay!
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** Actually, the auction was won by a mobster, who gave the suit to his son, Angelo. Unfortunately for him, as he was fleeing after finding out that he couldn't beat Spider-Man (He was not as strong as Brock), the symbiote abandoned him in mid leap, claiming that he was even more pathetic than Brock. Angelo died, and the symbiote found its way to Gargin later.
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** Actually, the auction was won by a mobster, who gave the suit to his son, Angelo. Unfortunately for him, as he was fleeing after finding out that he couldn't beat Spider-Man (He was not as strong as Brock), the symbiote abandoned him in mid leap, claiming that he was even more pathetic than Brock. Angelo died, and the symbiote found its way to Gargin Gargan later.
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* One episode of ''DarkwingDuck'' the villain turns his lair into an island resort and auctions off a list of secret identities of various S.H.U.S.H. agents.
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*''CaptainPlanet'': Dr. Blight goes back in time to WWII in order to auction the atom bomb to the Axis Powers.