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* Essentially the ''premise'' of ''HellGirl''. In exchange for their souls at death, people can have those who wronged them immediately dragged to Hell.
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* In ''AllDogsGoToHeaven 2'', the bulldog antagonist made a pact with the devil (who is, of course, [[CatsAreMean a cat]]. At the end, he gets dragged to hell with the revelation that he sold his soul - thinking that all he was selling was the soles of his shoes.
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* In ''AllDogsGoToHeaven 2'', the bulldog antagonist made a pact with the devil demonic BigBad Red (who is, of course, [[CatsAreMean a cat]]. At the end, he gets dragged to hell with the revelation that he sold his soul - thinking that all he was selling was the soles of his shoes.shoes.
** This was also Red's fate, after Charlie defeats him and frees his captives. Charlie claims 'his boss yanked his chain', implying the Devil himself was responsible.
** Also, at the climax of the original film, as Charlie is saying his last goodbye, a huge demonic dragon (heavily implied to be the Devil himself) comes to drag his soul to hell (since he gave up his place in heaven to return to Earth) but thankfully for him, Anabelle comes to take him back to heaven because he'd died in a HeroicSacrifice.
** This was also Red's fate, after Charlie defeats him and frees his captives. Charlie claims 'his boss yanked his chain', implying the Devil himself was responsible.
** Also, at the climax of the original film, as Charlie is saying his last goodbye, a huge demonic dragon (heavily implied to be the Devil himself) comes to drag his soul to hell (since he gave up his place in heaven to return to Earth) but thankfully for him, Anabelle comes to take him back to heaven because he'd died in a HeroicSacrifice.
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* in the DragonKnight series, this happened to the evil magickian Malvinne after one of his {{deathtrap}}s encroached on the Kingdom of the Dead (which in this setting is an actual place.
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* ''{{Ghost}}'' has this happen the the bad guy at the end.
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* This is the ultimate fate of [[TheButlerDidIt Ramsley]] in ''Film/TheHauntedMansion''.
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* Adam West in ''Zombie Nightmare''.
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* Adam West in ''Zombie Nightmare''.''ZombieNightmare''.
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* In ''AllDogsGoToHeaven 2'', the bulldog antagonist made a pact with the devil (who is, of course, [[CatsAreMean a cat]]. At the end, he gets dragged to hell with the revelation that he sold his soul - thinking that all he was selling was the bottom of his shoes.
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* In ''AllDogsGoToHeaven 2'', the bulldog antagonist made a pact with the devil (who is, of course, [[CatsAreMean a cat]]. At the end, he gets dragged to hell with the revelation that he sold his soul - thinking that all he was selling was the bottom soles of his shoes.
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* [[WordOfGod Canonically]], this is what [[StreetFighter Akuma/Gouki's]] Shun Goku Satsu move does: pulls both him and his victim to the underworld, where they're set upon by demons based on how evil their souls are. For a guy like [[BigBad Bison/Vega]], it's pretty much a OneHitKill, but if one manages to clear their mind of all thoughts, you won't be harmed, which is how Gen [[spoiler:and Gouken]] survived it.
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* This is the ultimate fate of the title character in HPLovecraft's ''Herbert West, Reanimator''.
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* In ''{{Bayonetta}}'', whenever you finish off a boss, it gets dragged to hell by a bunch of clawing red arms.
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* This is the fate of pretty much any Apostle that dies in ''{{Berserk}}''. We see two examples in the course of the manga: [[spoiler:the Count after he refuses to sacrifice his daughter to save his life and be reborn, and Wyald after Zodd rips him in half for trying to kill Griffith before the Eclipse]].
* This happens to one Hollow (or specifically, the soul of the serial killer that turned into said Hollow) in ''{{Bleach}}''.
* At the end of ''FullmetalAlchemist'', [[spoiler: Father, the BigBad]] is dragged screaming into the [[CoolGate Gate]] and receives an IronicHell. By extension, this is the fate of any alchemist who attempts to resurrect the dead, although after being taken, they are sent back alive (minus an organ or limb).
* This happens to [[spoiler:Shiva]] in [[SaintBeast Saint Beast: Seijuu Kourin Hen]].
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* This is the fate of pretty much any Apostle that dies in ''{{Berserk}}''. We see two examples in the course of the manga: [[spoiler:the Count after he refuses to sacrifice his daughter to save his life and be reborn, and Wyald after Zodd rips him in half for trying to kill Griffith before the Eclipse]].
* This happens to one Hollow (or specifically, the soul of the serial killer that turned into said Hollow) in ''{{Bleach}}''.
* At the end of ''FullmetalAlchemist'', [[spoiler: Father, the BigBad]] is dragged screaming into the [[CoolGate Gate]] and receives an IronicHell. By extension, this is the fate of any alchemist who attempts to resurrect the dead, although after being taken, they are sent back alive (minus an organ or limb).
* This happens to [[spoiler:Shiva]] in [[SaintBeast Saint Beast: Seijuu Kourin Hen]].
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* This is the fate of pretty much any Apostle that dies in ''{{Berserk}}''. We see two examples in the course of the manga: [[spoiler:the Count after he refuses to sacrifice his daughter to save his life and be reborn, and Wyald after Zodd rips him in half for trying to kill Griffith before the Eclipse]].
* This happens to one Hollow (or specifically, the soul of the serial killer that turned into said Hollow) in ''{{Bleach}}''.
* At the end of ''FullmetalAlchemist'', [[spoiler: Father, the BigBad]] is dragged screaming into the [[CoolGate Gate]] and receives an IronicHell. By extension, this is the fate of any alchemist who attempts to resurrect the dead, although after being taken, they are sent back alive (minus an organ or limb).
* This happens to [[spoiler:Shiva]] in [[SaintBeast Saint Beast: Seijuu Kourin Hen]].
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* This is the fate of pretty much any Apostle that dies in ''{{Berserk}}''. We see two examples in the course of the manga: [[spoiler:the Count after he refuses to sacrifice his daughter to save his life and be reborn, and Wyald after Zodd rips him in half for trying to kill Griffith before the Eclipse]].
* This happens to one Hollow (or specifically, the soul of the serial killer that turned into said Hollow) in ''{{Bleach}}''.
* At the end of ''FullmetalAlchemist'', [[spoiler: Father, the BigBad]] is dragged screaming into the [[CoolGate Gate]] and receives an IronicHell. By extension, this is the fate of any alchemist who attempts to resurrect the dead, although after being taken, they are sent back alive (minus an organ or limb).
* This happens to [[spoiler:Shiva]] in [[SaintBeast Saint Beast: Seijuu Kourin Hen]].
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* Dr. Facilier's fate in ''ThePrincessAndTheFrog'' is being dragged off by his "friends on the other side"
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* Pretty much the norm in the traditional {{Faust}} legend and any DealWithTheDevil story in which a) the human doesn't win and b) doesn't just got to Hell after death.
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* Satan shows up in person to drag John Constantine to Hell in {{Constantine}}. John ends up getting dragged off to ''Heaven''; the best Satan can do is to heal Constantine's cancer, dragging him back to Earth. Only in order to give him another chance to screw up, but it's Satan, after all.
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Being DraggedOffToHell (or if being clever, Descend To A Lower Plane Of Existence) is a common villain fate, especially for those who previously made a DealWithTheDevil. In an inversion of AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence, they are dragged off screaming by some kind of eldritch force (generally in the form of a bunch of arms reaching out for them), leaving no body behind. Since this is a death trope, it will include some spoilers
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Being DraggedOffToHell (or if being clever, Descend To A Lower Plane Of Existence) is a common villain fate, especially for those who previously made a DealWithTheDevil. In an inversion of AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence, they are dragged off screaming by some kind of eldritch force (generally in the form of a bunch of arms reaching out for them), leaving no body behind.
Like AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence, it is not irreversible. See LikeABadassOutOfHell.
Since this is a death trope, it will include some spoilers
Like AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence, it is not irreversible. See LikeABadassOutOfHell.
Since this is a death trope, it will include some spoilers
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* This happens to [[spoiler:Shiva]] in [[SaintBeast Saint Beast: Seijuu Kourin Hen]].
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* Parodied on ''{{Futurama}}'' when the Robot Devil drags Richard Nixon's head to Robot Hell...because they've got a poker game to get to.
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* This was the fate of J. Wellington Wells from Gilbert and Sullivan's ''The Sorcerer''.
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* Depending on your interpretation, this may be the final fate of the eponymous ''CerebusTheAardvark''.
* Depending on your interpretation, this may be the final fate of the eponymous ''CerebusTheAardvark''.
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* In the 1970s British TimeTravel show ''Timeslip'' the villain is dragged screaming through a time portal at the end. Whatever's on the other side will probably be pretty hellish for him.
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* In ''ThemeHospital'', when a patient dies, they either float up to heaven as angels, or the ground opens up beneath them and they sink in a fiery pit.
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* In ''AllDogsGoToHeaven 2'', the bulldog antagonist made a pact with the devil (who is, of course, [[CatsAreMean a cat]]. At the end, he gets dragged to hell with the revelation that he sold his soul - thinking that all he was selling was the bottom of his shoes. SoYeah.
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* In ''AllDogsGoToHeaven 2'', the bulldog antagonist made a pact with the devil (who is, of course, [[CatsAreMean a cat]]. At the end, he gets dragged to hell with the revelation that he sold his soul - thinking that all he was selling was the bottom of his shoes. SoYeah.
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apparently the Faust story itself has a page
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* In pretty much every version of the Don Juan story (including Molina's original, Moliere's ''Dom Juan'', and Mozart's ''DonGiovani''), Juan accepts an invitation from a statue of someone he murdered, the father of one of his conquests, and when the statue returns for him, a portal opens up into Hell and Juan enters.
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* In pretty much every version of the Don Juan story (including Molina's original, Moliere's ''Dom Juan'', and Mozart's ''DonGiovani''), ''DonGiovanni''), Juan accepts an invitation from a statue of someone he murdered, the father of one of his conquests, and when the statue returns for him, a portal opens up into Hell and Juan enters.
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* Drawing from the folklore about Faust, Marlowe's ''DrFaustus'' has this as Faustus' fate (unlike the later Faust poem/play by Goethe in which Faust is redeemed).
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* Happens to The Gentleman Ghost in one episode of ''BatmanTheBraveAndTheBold'', after he loses control over the undead spirits he manipulated into serving him.
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Being DraggedOffToHell (or if being clever, Descend To A Lower Place Plane Of Existence) is a common villain fate, especially for those who previously made a DealWithTheDevil. In an inversion of AscendToAHigherPlaceOfExistence, AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence, they are dragged off screaming by some kind of eldritch force (generally in the form of a bunch of arms reaching out for them), leaving no body behind. Since this is a death trope, it will include some spoilers
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* Happens [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin obviously]] in ''DragMeToHell''.
*{{Satan}} gets dragged (back) to hell at the end of ''TenaciousDInThePickOfDestiny''.
*''{{Ghost}}'' has this happen the the bad guy at the end.
*The ending of ''NightmareOnElmStreet''.
*At the end of ''[[FridayTheThirteenth Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday]]'' Jason gets pulled down into hell, leaving only his hockey mask; then the mask is dragged down by [[ANightmareOnElmStreet Freddy Kruger]].
*The fate of the two serial killers turned serial ghosts in ''TheFrighteners''.
*Adam West in ''Zombie Nightmare''.
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-->'''Servo:''' Yeah, but you got to call ahead.
*Im-Ho-Tep in ''TheMummy''.
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* Pretty much the norm in the traditional Faust legend and any DealWithTheDevil story in which a) the human doesn't win and b) doesn't just got to Hell after death.
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* In "The Friar's Tale" in ''TheCanterburyTales'', an evil [[CorruptChurch Summoner]] gets dragged off by a [[NobleDemon friendly]] [[SatanIsGood demon]].
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*At various points during the second series of ''BeingHuman'', the forces of purgatory repeatedly try to drag Annie (not a villain) into the afterlife. They succeed in the finale.
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*This is the fate of pretty much any Apostle that dies in ''{{Berserk}}''. We see two examples in the course of the manga: [[spoiler:the Count after he refuses to sacrifice his daughter to save his life and be reborn, and Wyald after Zodd rips him in half for trying to kill Griffith before the Eclipse]].
*This happens to one Hollow (or specifically, the soul of the serial killer that turned into said Hollow) in ''{{Bleach}}''.
*At the end of ''FullmetalAlchemist'', [[spoiler: Father, the BigBad]] is dragged screaming into the [[CoolGate Gate]] and receives an IronicHell. By extension, this is the fate of any alchemist who attempts to resurrect the dead, although after being taken, they are sent back alive (minus an organ or limb).
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*Allegedly {{Gorillaz}} guitarist Noodle was dragged to Hell when the devil couldn't get hold of Murdoc. It's unclear whether this is actually true, but she definitely went missing for a long time [[spoiler:and now is back but injured and packing impressive firepower]].
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*In pretty much every version of the Don Juan story (including Molina's original, Moliere's ''Dom Juan'', and Mozart's ''DonGiovani''), Juan accepts an invitation from a statue of someone he murdered, the father of one of his conquests, and when the statue returns for him, a portal opens up into Hell and Juan enters.
*Drawing from the folklore about Faust, Marlowe's ''DrFaustus'' has this as Faustus' fate (unlike the later Faust poem/play by Goethe in which Faust is redeemed).
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*This was someone's fatality in MortalKombat Trilogy (a giant skeletal hand drags opponent below), Scorpion's if I recall correctly.
*In ''{{Bayonetta}}'', whenever you finish off a boss, it gets dragged to hell by a bunch of clawing red arms.
*A variation is used in ''PlanescapeTorment'' - there is a high level spell that does it, opening a portal to the Abyss under the target, resulting in him being pulled in by some demons ForMassiveDamage
*''SilentHill''1 - Happens to [[spoiler: Dr. Kaufman]] if he survives to the end of the game.
*''{{Doom}} 3'' has this happen with you. No, seriously. You survive and proceed to chew up Hell, though.
*Domino Hurley in ''GrimFandango''. He's not dragged down personally, but the train he's riding is.
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*Seth in ''{{Narbonic}}''.
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*Dr. Facilier's fate in ''ThePrincessAndTheFrog'' is being dragged off by his "friends on the other side"
*In ''AllDogsGoToHeaven 2'', the bulldog antagonist made a pact with the devil (who is, of course, [[CatsAreMean a cat]]. At the end, he gets dragged to hell with the revelation that he sold his soul - thinking that all he was selling was the bottom of his shoes. SoYeah.
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