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The events of Part 6 actually don't cause the Continuity Reboot of next part. It's a Common Knowledge error.
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* The BigBad of ''Manga/JojosBizarreAdventureStoneOcean'', Pucci's main goal for the part is to reset the universe and achieve a state he calls "Heaven". [[spoiler: While he is initially successful, he is killed while trying to tie up loose ends, causing another reset where he seemingly doesn't exists.]]
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* The BigBad of ''Manga/JojosBizarreAdventureStoneOcean'', Pucci's main goal for the part is to reset the universe and achieve a state he calls "Heaven". [[spoiler: While he is initially successful, he is killed while trying to tie up loose ends, causing another reset where he seemingly doesn't exists.]]
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** Mephisto ([[AudienceAlienatingEra to MANY a fan's consternation]]) in ''ComicBook/OneMoreDay''.
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** Mephisto ([[AudienceAlienatingEra to MANY a fan's consternation]]) in ''ComicBook/OneMoreDay''.''ComicBook/OneMoreDay'' rewrites reality so that Peter Parker and Mary-Jane Watson were no longer married.
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** ''ComicBook/{{Convergence}}'' has [[spoiler:Pre-''ComicBook/ZeroHourCrisisInTime'' Parallax and Pre-''ComicBook/{{FlashpointDCComics}}'' Superman volunteer to be sent to the past in place of the DoomedByCanon Pre-''Crisis'' Supergirl and Pre-''Crisis'' Barry Allen. This results in a dramatic change in the outcome of the first ''ComicBook/{{Crisis|OnInfiniteEarths}}'', and now the original multiverse exists alongside the ''ComicBook/{{New 52}}'' multiverse]].
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** ''ComicBook/{{Convergence}}'' has [[spoiler:Pre-''ComicBook/ZeroHourCrisisInTime'' Parallax and Pre-''ComicBook/{{FlashpointDCComics}}'' Pre-''ComicBook/{{Flashpoint|DCComics}}'' Superman volunteer to be sent to the past in place of the DoomedByCanon Pre-''Crisis'' Supergirl and Pre-''Crisis'' Barry Allen. This results in a dramatic change in the outcome of the first ''ComicBook/{{Crisis|OnInfiniteEarths}}'', and now the original multiverse exists alongside the ''ComicBook/{{New 52}}'' multiverse]].
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The page of the Flashpoint comic book storyline has been revised to identify the story by its publisher to distinguish it better from the television series of the same name.
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** Either [[ComicBook/TheFlash Barry Allen]] or [[ComicBook/TrinityOfSinPandora Pandora]] in ''ComicBook/{{Flashpoint}}'', leading to the ''ComicBook/{{New 52}}''. Barry was the one to actually [[spoiler:merge the DCU with Creator/{{Wildstorm}} and Creator/VertigoComics timelines]], but it was Pandora that got him to do it.
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** Either [[ComicBook/TheFlash Barry Allen]] or [[ComicBook/TrinityOfSinPandora Pandora]] in ''ComicBook/{{Flashpoint}}'', ''ComicBook/{{Flashpoint|DCComics}}'', leading to the ''ComicBook/{{New 52}}''. Barry was the one to actually [[spoiler:merge the DCU with Creator/{{Wildstorm}} and Creator/VertigoComics timelines]], but it was Pandora that got him to do it.
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** ''ComicBook/{{Convergence}}'' has [[spoiler:Pre-''ComicBook/ZeroHourCrisisInTime'' Parallax and Pre-''ComicBook/{{Flashpoint}}'' Superman volunteer to be sent to the past in place of the DoomedByCanon Pre-''Crisis'' Supergirl and Pre-''Crisis'' Barry Allen. This results in a dramatic change in the outcome of the first ''ComicBook/{{Crisis|OnInfiniteEarths}}'', and now the original multiverse exists alongside the ''ComicBook/{{New 52}}'' multiverse]].
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** ''ComicBook/{{Convergence}}'' has [[spoiler:Pre-''ComicBook/ZeroHourCrisisInTime'' Parallax and Pre-''ComicBook/{{Flashpoint}}'' Pre-''ComicBook/{{FlashpointDCComics}}'' Superman volunteer to be sent to the past in place of the DoomedByCanon Pre-''Crisis'' Supergirl and Pre-''Crisis'' Barry Allen. This results in a dramatic change in the outcome of the first ''ComicBook/{{Crisis|OnInfiniteEarths}}'', and now the original multiverse exists alongside the ''ComicBook/{{New 52}}'' multiverse]].
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* Similar to the comics counterpart, in ''Series/TheFlash2014'' Barry goes back in time to save his mom, resulting in the Flashpoint timeline. This version is LighterAndSofter instead of the utter hell of the comics version, and he only restores time when Wally West is mortally wounded. He restores an altered version of reality, causing changes in the lives of the people around him (yes, they learn. Yes, they take it about as badly as you think.) And, as in the comics, Barry learns that ''everything'' isn't his fault (though it's not quite to the extent of "a totally unrelated reality-warping character really did it" like the comics. Rather, when we learn Savitar's deal it's clear it would have happened anyway, and just because Barry didn't ''know'' of Caitlin's AnIcePerson powers until after the reset doesn't mean for sure that it's the cause of her stint as Killer Frost. With things like this he learns to let go of ItsAllMyFault mode and accept the current world.)
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* Similar to the comics counterpart, in ''Series/TheFlash2014'' Barry goes back in time to save his mom, resulting in the Flashpoint timeline. This version is LighterAndSofter instead of the utter hell of [[ComicBook/FlashpointDCComics the comics version, version]], and he only restores time when Wally West is mortally wounded. He restores an altered version of reality, causing changes in the lives of the people around him (yes, they learn. Yes, they take it about as badly as you think.) And, as in the comics, Barry learns that ''everything'' isn't his fault (though it's not quite to the extent of "a totally unrelated reality-warping character really did it" like the comics. Rather, when we learn Savitar's deal it's clear it would have happened anyway, and just because Barry didn't ''know'' of Caitlin's AnIcePerson powers until after the reset doesn't mean for sure that it's the cause of her stint as Killer Frost. With things like this he learns to let go of ItsAllMyFault mode and accept the current world.)
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* Shu Shirakawa in ''[[VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsAlpha Super Robot Wars Alpha Gaiden]]''. His Neo Granzon causes the heroes to travel through time thousands of years, resulting in the world being a wasteland(as the heroes were not there in the past to save it).
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* Shu Shirakawa in ''[[VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsAlpha Super Robot Wars Alpha Gaiden]]''. His Neo Granzon causes the heroes to travel through time thousands of years, resulting in the world being a wasteland(as wasteland (as the heroes were not there in the past to save it).
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** However ''VideoGame/MortalKombat11'' reveals that Kronika, the Goddess of time in the MK universe, has actually been doing this ''several times'' even way before the events of the first game [[spoiler: largely as a way to turn Raiden and Liu Kang against each other as the two are the major threats to her plan to create a universe how she wants it, even stating that in some cases Raiden finding out in previous timelines hasn't deterred her. However in this reiteration Raiden gives up his god power to Liu Kang (the one that got pulled from the past, not the one in this timeline who turned evil when he became a revenant) who proceeds to (canonically) defeat Kronika and take control of the hourglass. This time intending to make a new timeline without her influence, thus being the rebooter for the next installment.]]
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** However ''VideoGame/MortalKombat11'' reveals that Kronika, the Goddess of time in the MK universe, has actually been doing this ''several times'' even way before the events of the first game [[spoiler: largely as a way to turn Raiden and Liu Kang against each other as the two are the major threats to her plan to create a universe how she wants it, even stating that in some cases Raiden finding out in previous timelines hasn't deterred her. However in this reiteration Raiden gives up his god power to Liu Kang (the one that got pulled from the past, not the one in this timeline who turned evil when he became a revenant) who proceeds to (canonically) defeat Kronika and take control of the hourglass. This time intending to make a new timeline without her influence, thus being the rebooter for the [[VideoGame/MortalKombat1 next installment.installment]].]]
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* ''Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda'': The "Hero of Time" Link from ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOcarinaOfTime'' is retroactively revealed to be one in ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTwilightPrincess'' and the ''Literature/HyruleHistoria''. The bulk of the story for ''Ocarina of Time'' takes place in a timeline where Ganondorf takes over and ravages Hyrule until Link and the Sages [[SealedEvilInACan trap him in the Sacred Relam]]. Afterward, Princess Zelda sends Link back in time to his childhood so that he can live it out properly and peacefully. Link uses the opportunity to preemptively warn Zelda and the King about Ganondorf's EvilPlan, leading to the attempted execution of Ganondorf and his imprisonment in the Twilight Realm. In the original timeline, Ganon breaks out of the Sacred Realm, but now there's no Hero to stop him, so the gods flood Hyrule to keep it out of his hands, leading to the events of ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTheWindWaker''.
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* Johnny Gat in one of the endings of ''VideoGame/SaintsRowGatOutOfHell'' where he [[spoiler:asks God to retcon the universe so that the Earth was never destroyed, the result being an AlternateTimeline where the Saints don't exist and Johnny, Kinzie, and Matt are cops]]. The Spin-Off game Agents of Mayhem takes place in this timeline.
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* Johnny Gat in one of the endings of ''VideoGame/SaintsRowGatOutOfHell'' where he [[spoiler:asks God to retcon the universe so that the Earth was never destroyed, the result being an AlternateTimeline where the Saints don't exist and Johnny, Kinzie, and Matt are cops]]. The Spin-Off game Agents of Mayhem ''VideoGame/AgentsOfMayhem'' takes place in this timeline.
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* Johnny Gat in one of the endings of ''VideoGame/SaintsRowGatOutOfHell'' where he [[spoiler:asks God to retcon the universe so that the Earth was never destroyed, the result being an AlternateTimeline where the Saints don't exist and Johnny, Kinzie, and Matt are cops]]. The Spin-Off game Agents of Mayhem takes place in this timeline.
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*** It's eventually revealed that [[spoiler:Doctor Manhattan from ''ComicBook/{{Watchmen}}'' is the one responsible for the New 52 timeline.]]
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*** It's eventually revealed in ''ComicBook/DCRebirth'' and ''ComicBook/DoomsdayClock'' that [[spoiler:Doctor Manhattan from ''ComicBook/{{Watchmen}}'' is the one responsible for the New 52 timeline.timeline, and he is eventually convinced by Superman choosing to defend him from an enemy to undo most of the changes he's made to the history of the DC Universe.]]
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* Creator/DCComics has had a few of this kind of character, usually using a CrisisCrossover as the point for the changes to occur. The changes tend to be very long-lasting. Examples include:
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* Creator/DCComics has had a few instances of this kind of character, a character using their powers to reboot the DC Universe's continuity, usually using a CrisisCrossover as the point for the changes to occur. The changes tend to be very long-lasting. Examples include:
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** [[ComicBook/GreenLantern Hal Jordan]] during ''ComicBook/ZeroHourCrisisInTime''. Less extreme (and less well-received) than ''Crisis''.
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** [[ComicBook/GreenLantern Hal Jordan]] ends up causing alterations to the timeline in his efforts to try and remake the universe for the better during ''ComicBook/ZeroHourCrisisInTime''. Less extreme (and less well-received) than ''Crisis''.
